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SILVER TEA SET COSTING $50.

The set is on exhibition at Zehner, Buechner & Co.'S store where
it can be seen at any time. Following is a copy of the guarantee
which we received with the goods, and will forward to the winner OF
the prize:
CHEYENNE, WYo, April 3, 1891.
ITO whom It may concern. We hereby guarantee the silver
plated, 5 piece tea set, No. 983-O493, sold to the Cheyenne Leader as
a premium, to be of the best quality, quadruple plate, and guarantee
ZEHNER, BUEoHNER & Co,
10th and Ferguson SITS.
If the winner of this prize prefers, he or she can have any arti-
Gle or articles ofjewelry in Zehner, Bueehner & Co.'S store to the
value of $50.
, 1891-06-21

DhAtNhD Il NUM- II hANh.
cage triumphant over a decrepit king of
beasts, and tinsel ~pageantry and noise
abounded. The lightning ticket seller be-
gan operations at noon. The s~ideshows,
faktrs, lemonade stands, wheels of fortune
and 20 on did a rushing trade for a couI
of hours, and then the circus itself mono
liked all attention. The audience laugLo4
at the clown, applRuded the tumblers, held
their breath as the trapeze artists did their
act, and incidentally stuffed the elephant
nd monkeys with peanuts. But every
body went home impressed by the idea
that there existed a large discrepancy be-
tween the show as advertised and the show
as given. Those who attended the night
performance included a gang of laborers
from the new railroad who were filled with
malt and spurious liquor and an infamed
resolve not to be swindled. As the mo
ments passed they protested, first to them
selves, then audibly and then in trumpet
tones. The peaceably minded took warn
ing and departed, their womenkind scurry-
ing on ahead like a flock of frightened
quail. The town constable, who had a
lively appreciation of what was good for
his health, went to bed.
Meanwhile, inside the tent, the ring
master had been struck behind the ear with
an overripe tomato, which upset his dignity
and trickled down on his well worn dress
suit The lady equestrienne," as the pro-
gramme termed her, succumbed to the
joint remonstrances of an egg and a cab
bage, and with her trained Arabian courser
lied to the dressing room.
Hey, Ruber"
1t was the owner of the circus who ut
tered the war cry. he had scented trouble,
and having locked the cash receipts in the
treasure wagon and seen the vehicle start
ed for the next stand in custody of a trust
ed driver, stood ready to do battle.
Hey, Rubel"
In rushed the canvasmen, the athletes
n every male employe of the show, each
armed with a mallet, a stake or a club.
git, nowI" was the order to the disturbers,
and they quailed and fed before the men
acing and motley array. Then six brawny
fellows were told Off to guard the fright
ened women performers and escort them be-
yond the danger line. The rest fell to work
at once. The tent came down on the run.
The animal cages were closed, all the bag
n and properties packed, the horses put
70, and the procession started. BY this
time the protesting laborers had rallied
and saluted the fleeing enemy with showers
of stones. The fracas lasted an hour or so.
Many on both sides received dangerous
hurts, but when the sun came up in the
morning the only things left to indicate
that a circus had stood on Jones' lot were
a trampled sawdust ring and several hat
, 1891-06-21

Robinson decided to pack up and get out
while it was yet daylight. A mob gathered
and showered the strangers with abuse.
The boss canvasman asked his employer
what to do. Let 'em cuss all they want
to-" replied Robinson, but If any of 'em
shoot give 'em the best you've got" The
contingency arose about 4 p. II. Some one
fired, and the circus men, who carried car
bines, promptly replied. The battle lasted
until midnight, and during its progress
twenty-three persons were killed and more
than twice that number wounded.
Dan Rice, the veteran clown, who has
recently returned to business rs the pro
prietor of a small "old time show, once
exhibited in IA southern village with dis
astrous results. Two intoxicated loafers
tried to get admission without paying. An
alteration followed and then a riot, in
which four men lost their lives, while a
score received more or less serious injuries.
But 1t is by no means the case that the
fault for these deadly always
lies with residents of the places visited.
Only too often the circus people have suf-
fered severely and justly for their sins.
Long years ago they got a lesson at Plym-
outh, Ind, which they did not forget for
many a month. Jacob Thompson, who
died recently at a good old age, took his
family to the show. While he was buying
tickets a canvasman grossly insulted his
daughter. Thompson soundly thrashed
the fellow, and also a comrade who came
to his assistance. Then he entered the
tent with his wife and children. While
the plucky Hoosier was looking at the per-
formance the clown hit him over the head
with a club. Thompson's friends rallied
to his support, and when that show got
out Of town it was a total wreck, and had
on its list of disabled employees a dozen
badly battered specimens of humanity.
1t is not only in mining and iron work
ing regions that the circus has met up"
with serious trouble. College towns nave
been the scenes of many a rumpus because
Of the propensity Of the students to "horn
the show" and drown all other noises with
the hideous din of their tin trumpets. In
deed, many veterans dread al exhibition
at a "seat of learning" far more than they
do at some rough outpost of civilization.
That they a W ample justification for this
fear is shown by the recent experience OF
the huge Barnum & Bailey outfit at New
, 1891-06-21

Haven. The Yale university 'men" turned
out in force to view the parade and threw
torpedoes at the horses, elephants and Gagged
animals until the poor beasts grew frantic
with rage and terror. Even this did not
suffice, if the New York Suns account is
to be credited. 1t says: 1.-THE lady riders
were made a target for their missiles, and
several of them would have fallen from
their horses had it not been for the care
of the attendants who rod nearthem. As
it was several of the horses became uncon.
trollable, and, leaving the procession,
dashed away with their riders"
1t is to be hoped, however, that the re
vival Of the minor circus will not lead to a
repetition of tragedies such AS those men,
toned above, but the fracas at Mahanoy
City would seem to indicate that the cry oil
Hey, RubeI" is liable to be sounded more
than once this summer as a signal for fierce
and sometimes deadly combat.
Z v UuTrU
, 1891-06-21

@A16 .0 H-
the animals in a side tent, or oftener
under the same canvas with the per
formers. The advance agent generally
came to town" about ten days before the
Aggregation" He wrote mis- name and
business in a three sheet poster hand all
over a page of the tavern register. Then
he distributed free tickets to the proprietor
and employees, decorated the office with
large and gorgeously Autographed "hang-
ers," and under pilotage of the willing
hostler sought the publisher of the local
paper and the town bill sticker." Both
received him cordially, and to both he told
stories and talked business. With the for
mer he left the copy for a half page lad"
and cuts for the establishment of the text.
Also several reading notices" a bundle of
passes and an order for certain specified
dollars on the owner of the attraction, ito
be paid at the close of the afternoon per
Torrance" With the latter he arranged
for the immediate billing of the place, and
even took part in the work himself in or
der to prevent any monkey business" or
sighting of the job on hand. Several lads
assisted the two men, covered their small
forms with paste and went home at dark
tired, but with tickets fer der show" in
their pockets.
Then came the great day, momentous to
all the town and country side. The circus
mao Arrived IKE a thiet In the nlRhti ana
put up its nva in Jones' vacant lot some
three blocks from the court house. On the
tents tall roof there waved in the morning
air innumerable banners-the flags of all
nations" the announcements called them.
At the rear were parked the vans, and from
the interior rose ever and anon the trum-
peting OF the celebrated ain elephant
or the growls of the royal Bengal tiger.
Family carriages rolled into the village
loaded with the farmers boys and their
smiling sweethearts. The old folks fol-
lowed in their strong country wagons.
Their days of romance were over, and they
left the putin on of style" to the young
sters. At 10 a. IN. the grand parade oc-
CURED. The callithumpian footed. the
world renowned lion tanner sat in a big
, 1891-06-21
HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS IN PREMIUMS AND PRIZES!
Valuable Prizes for Club Rasers, and a Premium for Every Subscriber Read the
for it may be the means of getting YOU some article which you have On
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torica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Two,
, 1891-06-21
Y. p. q S. G.. Ar MINNEAPOLIS.

See That Your Tickets Read wa The
Union Pacific.
To those desiring to visit Minneapolis,
Num-, during the meeting Of the Young
Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor.
July 9th to 18th, the Union Pacifs will
sell tickets to Minneapolis from all coupon
stations at one fare for the round trip.
Call on or write to me for particulars.
C. w. SWEET.
Agent Union Pacific System.
, 1891-06-21
CIRCUS BATTLES.
Old Time Fights Recalled by
a Recent Fracas.
"HEY, RUBEr AN OMNIBUS CRY
1t Means That the showmen Are Ready
for the Fray and Expect to whip or
Get WhiPPed-ResPonsIbnIty for the
Riots Generally Divided.

AN any one who
has been a boy and
is now that elder
boy, called a man,
forget the absorb
ing yet often sur
reptitious delight
connected with
the arrival of a cir
cusl Not one of
these new tangled
monopolies t h t
travels by train
and exhibits only
in large cities, but
the small, single
ring show with
, 1891-06-21
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AN ELEGANT LADYS GOLD WATCH--S28.

This watch, which is a perfect little beauty, is fully described in
the written guarantee which we received, and which will he for
warded to the winner OF it If the person earning it prefers, he or
she can have any other goods in Mr. Browns store to the value of
S2S. The watch was our choice. A handsome velvet covered case
goes with it. The guarantee is as follows:
CHEYENNE, WYo, April 3, 1891.
This watch purchased of me by the Cheyenne Daily Leader for
S28, is a IA k. filled hunting case and is warranted tor 20 years,
with a Waltham Watch Co.'S eleven jewel movement, No. 44S3,O43
stem wind and stem set, and is warranted a good time keeper"
GEO. w. BRowN,
The Jeweler, 3l9 w. 18th st.
, 1891-06-21

:. The winner of this prize may select either a Winchester or Mar
I'm repeating rifle, 40 or As caibre, and using 20, 80 or 90 grains of
powder, or anything else out of Mr.. Bergersen's stock of guns or re-
yolvers to the value of SIT. Mr.. Bergersen says of the gun we sell
Leader is considered the best rifle in the market for large game"
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a5nnt sSbr feim wsittel auitretben

sesen pas hartnddse 1lebel Der Sartetbsfett? Cider
lid fbnnt Sbr. Sa, parum tbut Sbr's nidt? Nras
Dteenisenr trelde eS prpbir babem, fie perben Sud
fasen, baB Spiteter's Miasensitters Elm unpersIets
liAes Grret6unssmitteI TT, ,pirtfam pbne 9ein,
sranrltdb abflbrenp, nnb rputpmmen 8uperldfis. 81
itartt DsS Spitem in sIeidem Mabe als es bafelbs
resulirt, unb es lit bauptfd6lid btee erifoenannt,
Gtsenfaaft pelher e8 bic banernpe lBirfans ieiner
result:enben Sei4afenbet perbanft, benn tpenr fie
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bprt Die 8eirnbe Ibdtisfet bieler Srsane auf. u.s.
n9r= unb eagrmttel i'm aasemeinen iiiD nnr abfbrz
uno eagtrmttel; fte MAIDEN bie @ebdrme Sd5laif nnb
iepdden iie tat e su idrfcn; tbre pursrense gBir-
tnnS TT nnr etne sewaltiame unn mehaniiae nnb mad
iRrem @ebraua bleibt in ber Gesel aasemeiuc Grs
l4laffuns surnd. MRan sebrau@e bas 8itters and,
sesen Malarta, &tenmatismus, gerpauuusSbeid,pev.
ben, Shpddpe unb MetenletteH.
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s. aalteper & gobll,
ss6oleiale= nns saetail arasst,ea.

Sas &etail .Gel9dft, iotuis bie Ne.
eeptur obiger Girma finb bic bebeutenb.
ten in San Mntonic, tuobcr ssyeber
tagtdgli6 fib 5u iiberaeugen 0elegens
belt bat. @s berrf@t in ber Mbotbete
geraoe3u Elm phdnomenaler 8erfebr;
man erbdlt bier Mles frif6 - bat III
allen Departements, nomentli@ au6 in
benz Der patentmeoi3inen = bic gr66te
Musmabl. unb bic &eeeptur III ben bes
fen unb seuiHenbafteffen 6dnbsn an.
pertrant. Das WboIeiale 1efmdft
nimmt bon Sabr gu Sabr einen gr6Bes
rem umfaug an, benn Npotbeter in Der
Staot unb auf 0em 2anbe baben bic
grfabrnng gema@t, baB fe bier bors
tbeilbaft taufen uuo ouf bas promp.
tefte bebient iperben. Die 6irma RaIts
eDer ffebt nit ben er5fen 66ulern ber
Der. Staten in 8erbinbung unb ims
portirt Diele Mrtifel brett In beneutens
ben Quantitdten. Muf Mnfrage tperben
preisliffen perfanbt. Wir f6nnen allen.
unferen betreffenben 2eiern ratben. NIT
obiger renDmmirten Girma gei9ditlidb
amaufnapfen. nsx-
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Conyngton Business College,
GaIbefton, Segas.

0ieies beipdbrte Snhitut tfebt unier
2eituna bon 6. 8. @erbin unb ers
freut fid3 zines iebr lebEaften BeiuGes.
Sn bem college, tueIbes iiber cine I'm.
sabl tt9tiser 2ebrer berfaet, pirb lin.
terri6t ertbeiIt tn alen Mbtbeilungen
ber 6anbelsbran@e: Su9fHhrnt8,
Rorresponoena, 6tenograpbireu, 8ele.
grapbiren. Sppemriting ac. Suage
Mdnner unb Oameu, weI9e fi9 far
ben SaubelsffuHb Dor3ubereiien iptns
i6en, TT bic MnffaIt beitens 3n, smpfeb.
len. Wegen Der rdberea gin5eIbciten
tuenbe man fib bireft on bic Mniialt
unb aoreifre: Conyngton Business
College, Galveston, Texas. @ircQlare
se. gratis. 23,4.4Ww
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SIN Cinderella 9d5ub.gtpre,

@de s on Il on itraBe u. abe.
TT ioeben angefommen: Gin GROCER
Worratb bon 2inoer Slippers uub
Sauben bon Is Gents aufmdrts.
Samen Sies un6 SLIPPERS BON rs
Gents aufmdrts bis 5u ben feinfen
Qualitdten.
Das 2ager in Damen. unb 6erren.
S9ub3eug, bod ober niebris eei1nit.
ten, nit Der Oaub ober Maidine ge,
madt. 1T erOBartis, au preiien, Bic
Seoen In @rfaunen feben miiKen.
Wer feines uuo auglei6 bauerbaftes
S9ubwert trageu min, taufe i'm @ins
herella S9ubs5tore.
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Seidte l1uterfleiOer fiir Serren I!

llnlere leihten retntppllenen l1nterfleiber
(pentb unb 8einfIeib) fit Manner gu rur 50
iinb tart in 9adfrase.
9erartige 1lnterfleiber in 8albrisgan UNI
Gcrue gu nur ST.. 9auerbafter Stoff rnt
CUTE 9(rbeit
@ai6ddte idwar5e 11nterfleiper, bic iib Bel
9(llen, bic auf elesante &leibun9 ie9er, srober
Seliebtbeit erfreuerb gu $3.50 unb $500 per
&n5ug.
Sarbise Balbrissan=s(naiise auf 81 bis So
tebueirt.
Spseialitat: sllS beIonrers bequeme unb
elesante llnterfIeibuns entpfeblen mir bic Be-
riibn,ten @laftenberrb tttittelIei9ten bon Nas
tur gScae, pelde BON ben ser3ten fir mod
befier erfldrt tperoen, als Die Sdser'i4e @oa=
Sleibung. 3u baben fir nur $3.50 per 9(tsl.g.
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sd batte ba bic erifen unb unauae.
Hebmlten Senblinge bes aei@es geleben,
oas l1 ndber fennen su lernen mir pors
genommen batte, nnb Der Ginbrud, ben
t9 bon ben f@euBliden 5pelunfen bes
ndatli1en San antonio gemonnen bat.
te, lieB bie grinnerung on bic erirenIis
heH unb f90nen gigenf6aften Der aIt>
ipanif@en, fd9Rid.ameritanii6 umae.
tfalteten Stabt um 10 beller berportre.
ten.
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9ie arose 9an.pf.aaferei

bes Serru George NGnbrp III
elm lebbafter Betpeis Der gutmidiuug
unferer beimii6en Snbufrie. Die qa.
feret bat Muftrdge aus allen 3beilen
bes Stoates uuo ertpirbt fi@ buym ibre
Nrbeiten einen beneibensnertten iinb
woblOerbienten gfuf. Die Gobrif 1T
auf bas bollfomn,enfte eingert9tet; ie.
ber 8eiu1er unTerer Stabt Ionte He be.
f9tigen unb fi9 BON ben 6nrti9ritien
iiber5euyen, tpelbe bier gerna9t iperben
Rnb. 6err Wanbrs mirb Beiu9er germ
milltomneu beiBen. Ale Muftr6ge fhr
irgenbwel6e Gitferarbeiten tperben
prompt ausseflbrt. Office unb Gabrit
1903 unb Ito Nuiiin. .Strabe.
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anBeror0fntll6fr Ansptrfanf Dpn Ynbma6er artkln
ST. behentean berabseiesten Nreien.

Die Puyma9erei 1T ,ns Elm liebeefporSenes
Sbema. gSie ieber dltere Mniiebler San ans
tonlos NIT @to5 auf bas 8a9stbum unb
eebeihen Der Stabt si1riidblidt, 10 macbt IS
" ans 6renoe anf bielss Departemertt su fdauem.
yfpc9 Dor 1teben Sabren Elm GeI6eioener glns
lang, bat es ii5 alnaufb5rlid III 8elicbtbeit
nnp nmfans aussebebnf, bis es be,tte obne
3fpettel oas srbBte, beiterleuebtete ilnb in ies
Der geiie bollfomnen ausseftettetite |ubs
ma9erbepartement bes san3ea @eFens 1T.
Ales 9eldmadbolle. tpeldes burh @elb gu
9anpt, tpenm man beridii9tist, bab mir glnes
baber, urb bab bas Bette au 10 aubereen56ns
ltd billigen preiien berfauft niro, Is lit es
tetnesipess anffdllts, bab bic SameniueIt
San antonips gSnlfiunS ssteberlaee ais
fldrett.
9anS TN @egentbeil ipunberbar tpdre es.
fpenn ote Sadie fieb anbers perbieIt.
S>ip ttettcSfcn Nvg, g,tsxa&. =,
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u. 8. paris. 8. 81. MotswelI.
PARIS & ROCKWELL.

pbotOsrapbif@es ateIier,
y}o. Ii uno IL Wefs Commerce. 6troBe,
San MntOnio. Oie allerneueften Gen.
reg in photographer fein ausgefhbrt,
ebenfo elegant tDenn ilirbt beFer, iuie
irgenb tuel6e1 i'm 5taate. 2ebensgrpEe
@raDon portraits unb ale Mrten BON
Wergr6Berungen. @ebt Cure Bilber
ni6t Gremben. um fie persrDBern 3u
Iaf5en, tpenn bic Mrbeit bier bon ber.
antwortliden Riinitlern 3ur snD1ea 3u.
frieoenbeit dusgefhbrt percen taun.
Wir liefern nur 9lrbeit eraer 2Idfle ab.
Nufi6ten bon @ebduoen Deroen aufs
genDmmen unb aqe Muftrdge au6erbalb
benz Mtelier prompt beiorgt. lals4sf
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Gs bda9t ,lr,s ais Of bic ,,8anbeau 9rims
ming" in aiirse allsenein popular tperben
irirSe.
Gs beitebt aus @inem, unter Ser Srenipe
beS Suites ansebradtent 8anbe, bas an. aopfe
anI1liebt nnb III ipieberun NIT einem
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men iiber5osen.
Sammet, t,8lumen iperben aIlgenaeit beIiebf
unb folslth billis. gapIen babel. mir BON il.
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itno auf i9tpar5en Siiten gang pra9tpoa
Die Sdlfte Der ietisen Sa0pns baben 9lebr.
lIthteit nit elmer Srone; biele baben borne
setne i9male &renpe, bic 10 gebosem iperoen
tann. Dap lte etner untertalie, elmer MuideI
ODER ionit @tipas dbnlid iebea.
@rane ano Iebernfarbene Silsbiite, lttiparse,
selbe, blaue unb beinabe gana ipeibe Strob,
9tite finb in srOber 0uantitat bprbanSsu,
ID bic f,i((inffen gSrpise. ~
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bunoenen 6dnben benz Greunoe geaen,
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tparnen.
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f@en fabren-eine berbammte G1lapp>
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Eebow ld@elte, ct fannie bic tleinen
Wtan6per unb tuuBte. baB Elm nod uu,
ausgefpro@ener Wunfb babinter lau,
erte. Sonff ma@te es ibm GpaB, fein
eutes Beef, tuie bic raube 3drtli@feit
ben Rameraben Gance getauft bate, elm
tpenig 5appeln Iafen unb bur9 allerlei
Nedereien bin3ubalten, bic iener perIe,
gen tnurrenb au beantmDrien pfegte.
Deute fanb ni6ts berart itatt, bas
TemuBtiein. irgenb ettpas mtifIe nibt
ri6tig iein, ifeiserte fi9 besbaIb in
Sauce unb fdbdbigte feline Gemhtblid5s
teit.
St fentte ben 2opf nod tiefer auf
ben Slid, iibertpanb elm unmotibirtes
G@ulbbemabtiein uni iaete. i1einbar
emiig nit ber 3eitung beiddftigt uno
unttrbrohen leiie nit Der 6auit po9eno,
In ieiner lan9famen, pointirten Mrt:
4annit Su mir pieleiGt - ftnfunbs
3tuan5ig Sbaler bergen ?
(Gortiesuns foIst)
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Wer an ganbpurm leibet, ieube ftir
mein " a oifal Mittel. Seine
Qungertur erforberlid. Mein Wsittel
1T lei9t au nebmen, fslbit fur Giuber,
un6 f9pad,t niht ben a6rper. @as
rantie fir @rfolg. preis $3.50. @leid).
aettig perfenbe i'd bas beriibmte 9eras
uniperiaI 6eilpflaifer, Stbnerauaen.
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Pile Ointment, iowie mein unfeblbares
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" INNER nod am alien Orte, am
Wfain gla3a, San Nntonio. oifsn. Sns
nerbalb Der lebten Reben Sabre baben
teine gtgentbiimer. ober Ner:paltungs,
We9iel ftattgefunbea.
Die Maten beg GoteIs finb bieIelben
inie frtibsr; 81 ,@ fir Doppels unb So
fitr einaelneA GmnIer, NIT 3ebuftion
bel ber Wo9e. Die Deutl9ea nit ib.
rem Gamilien tDerben i'm st. 2eouarb"
Elm reinli9es, bhbid)es 6otel fin5en nit
unabertrefflibem Slid.
pb. g. 9ounbsberp,
l3,ll,l1lp @igentbamer.
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Oberff (ber nibt idnen senug in fsi=
nen paletot bineiufommt, su ieinem
Diener, Der ibm bei'm Nu3ieben bebilf.
LID iit): s5tedt benn Der Seufel beut'
in benz Derflu1ten Manteil"
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beiten tperben prompt unb biuig Der.
fertigt bon 5 bn g 9ott, No. Z
Norb preias 5traBe. Nuftrdge
brn auberhalb erbeten.
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