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Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-23
before they are old enough to eat the
whole grain.-[J. M. Wright, in Grown
V;oto
Plant Prune Trees.


The prune industry is an advancing
one, and should be given consideration
by all who intend to put out deciduous
trees, for there is wealth in them, and
large wealth, too. All who own prune
orchards are fully satisfied with Them.
and are the better for it today. They are
beyond the reach of frost, and easily kept
clear of bugs; the crops are sure, and the
price generally exceptionally good, and
with home handling and drying, thus
eliminating speculative side iseuee, there
ID more good profit in them thanin much
other fruit. Pomona has demonstrated
itself to be the home OF the prune, and
her people are encouraged to plant more
every year. James Loney's orchard,
Frederick's and others are sights to
make ones eyes open and are great
sources OF profit to their owners. And
as the years come on the demand for
prunes will immeasurably increase, and
faster than the supply. There is no
danger in overstocking the market.
Who listens to croakers on this point
will get left and regret their credulity
later on. The prune has come and
taken it's place in our arboricultural pro-
ductions and will stay, increasing in
acreage and tonnage every year. Ii you
plant plenty of prunes you will never be
sorry and if you would reap fully the
profits, do your own curing OF them.
Pomona Register.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-23

the red gam, resinfera, and the blue
gum, globulus, which is the better
kno Tn. It is famous for it's rapid
growth, as it often makes an increase in
height of from six to nine feet in one
wear. The tree continues growing at
this rate until it has reached an enor-
nous size.
In 1862, it is said, an Australian mer.
chant desired to send to the London ex-
hibition a specimen of the large growth
eucalyptus, but no ship could be found
long enough to carry the giant.
The products of this tree are numer-
GUS and varied. The wood is said to be
valuable for carpenter. and build
ers' uses. The gum or resin is employed
in the manufacture OF soaps, perfumes,
lozenges, court-plaster, liniments, syr-
many preparations used for artistic pur-
poses, such as vanishing oils, veneer,
and tracing paper. There has been for
for the sale of eucaly ptus perfumery.
But by far the most valuable and i'm
portant property of this tree is it's
power of correcting malaria. This quail
ity is, perhaps, due to the aromatic oil
ably to the drainage effected by its
roots. It has been proved in many
countries in which the tree has been
planted. In Algeria the cultiva.
tion of the tree has rendered
many low-lying or msrshy districts in
habitable, where, in the early years OF
French occupation, foreigners could not
live on account of deadly fevers.
The eucalyptus was first planted in
California in 1858, and now there are
thought to be not less than 10, ,00O, 900 of
these trees in this state, each from 80 to
go feet in height.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-23

by the peck, on the tree. In 1875, in
Cheshire, not 20 miles from Manchester,
L was told on the spot that plums were
80 plentiful that they could not be given
away. These were exceptional years, of
course, but they show the necessity of
care and caution. Canadian and United
States apples are sold on the quays at
Liverpool at three to five and half
dollars per barrel. Newtown pippins are
sold in frst-class shops in Manchester at
8 cents pound.
With regard to peaches, very few are
grown. Trained on a south wall, in a
favorable locality, and we'll managed,
the trees ripen their fruit; but the sup
ply is very limited. They are also grown
by gentlemen, under glass, for their
home supply. With regard to both
price and quality, Colonel Raymond has
been quite misled. There are quite as
fine peaches there as here, but there is
a market for quantity if they can reach
the market in good condition at say IL
cents pound up to Is cents. The same
may be said of apricots.
Tomatoes are imported from Canada,
as we'll as home grown, but possibly in
the first three months of the year they
would find good market.
Col. Raymond says he paid $1.50 for
a cantelope melon. AT what season,
wonder? In Manchester 36 cents for a
melon was the usual price.
Grapes do bring, as he says, 81 to
81 30 pound, but unfortunately the
latter price is at the time when there is
not grape in California. Usually the
lowest price for hothouse grapes is go
cents per pound when they are most
plentiful; the finer qualities bringing
higher prices, of course. As to quality,
Col. Haymond must surely have been
imposed upon. With the exception Of
the muscat, have not seen in California
any grapes to compare with the best hot
house grapes of Britain. With the same
care they could be grown here, no doubt,
but at what a cost If the muscat grape
can be put on the market in Britain in
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-23

Increasing the species. In order to OBJ
tain the best results in the way OF a
hatch, we must have our hen where she
will not be disturbed by the other fowls,
and in order to do this it is some times
necessary to move her from her GUS
tomary resort to some isolated place. To
accomplish this feat satisfactorily have
found it best. when practicable; to move
the nest with the hen, and to do so after
night if possible. Keep the hen shut
up on her nest, except a6 al
lowed to come off for feed; then
see to it that she goes on her nest, after
which cover her up (not air tight. A
couple of days of this treatment will
usually suffice to settle her to her work
all right. II necessary to take her from
the nest, have the new one ready for
her, two or three eggs in 1t, then with
the same treatment as in the former
case you are almost sure to succeed.
After she has remained quietly on her
nest for two or three days, it will be safe
to place the eggs in under her. II you
keep water and feed in her apartment.
with good chance for dust bath,
she is all right for the next ~
days. Almost invariably black and
dark colored chickens hatch out fret,
the white and light colored being "a
hours later. If the weather is not too
cold, and your hen has not too many
eggs in under her, they will all hatch
that are fertile by the 2lst day. After
all have hatched and dried off remove
to a coop prepared for them, feed the
hen, but do not worry if the chickens
eat nothing for "a hours. Hard boiled
eggs mixed with soft crackers or
bread make the best feed for the
first few days. Feed no more at a
time than they will eat up clean, but
feed very often. 1t is . good plan for
the young chicks to learn to eat wheat
as early as possible, as whole grain for
night feed is the best; it keeps their
digestive organs at work through the
night, and the chicks do not come out
SO hungry in the morning. It is an ad-
vantage to feed cracked wheat, even
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-23
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to sell
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consum ption.
are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung,
Throat, or Chest trouble, and will use this REM
edy as directed, giving y fair trial, ana exPs.
and have your money refunded. We could not
make this offer did we not know that Dr: Kings
ew Discovery could be relied on. II never
mans drug store, 222 North Main street. Large
size 6uc. and 81.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-23
The Eucalyptus Tree.

The eucalyptus, which grows all over
Southern California, and is an object Of
curiosity to the eastern visitors, belongs
to the myrtle tribe. There are $50 va
rieties Of the tree. They are nearly all
natives to Australia and the Hawaiian is-
lands, and have already been introduced
into most of the tropical and temperate
of the world.
Two kinds have been chiefly cultivated,
Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-23
Raising Chickens.

AS the great majority OF the poultry
raising fraternity depends upon hens
for incubation of their eggs, shall con-
fine myself in this article to this way OF
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-02-18
Ncue Mtnera1funse in seres.

Sas Dor ni6t LANCER 3eit eft ents
oedte 8leiers, mel6es bic ~fogenannte
6ifs : Mine auf Der a9t Meilen bon
8an6era ltegenben Mc@ili6en Stand
liefert, TT bonn &egierungs=M arfi1eiber
in eagle paB, Germ s. Diaper, einem
acknowledgements untermorfen pDre
ben uub bat ii6 als pertbpou berausz
geftelt. 9aHeIbe erltbdlt 8.6 unser
Gilber unb IA un3er @pl6.
Mie Der 8eri6t binaufiigt, aiebt es
in Der Ndbe bes S6adts nod berldiez
bene anbere @r3e, tpel9e 8ea9tung
berbienen miirben, beionbers zines,
tpel6es etipa cine Meile bon Der Stabt
Banbera entfernt gefunben miro; es
feblt aber an benz n0tbisen aapital,
um nun ben Minerali6ab Der @egenb
a%us5ubeuten.
SIN norbmeitli6en 5beile bes Staaz
tes bageget fdngt bas 8ergbau : &C.
f6aft, mie cine correspondents aus
Ganger, Stephens Co., mittbeilt, an,
grpBartige gerbdltniHe anaunebmett,
unb 3tpar 1T es Der erlt bpr furser 2eit
segriinbeten Silber@Y g B=Miningsa omz
pagnie, pel9e iiber ein 8etrtebs : @az
pital BON 81, 000, 900 berfiigt, gu bans
fen, baB ii6 bic bergmdnnii6e Sbdtigz
feit bort 10 tbatfrdftig entpidelt. Nenz
erbings bat fie einen S6melsapparat
erbalten unb pirb benielben auf einem
meitli6 bon Der Stabt &atger geleae>
ten plaBe aufftelen.
Na6 einem geri6t aus 6enrietta,
Clap Co., iuerben bic nabe BEL Der aez
nannter Sta6t gelsgenen SUPPER : Wtiz
tten ebenfaqs balb in 8earbeitung aes
toutntet tperben ; cine Gefeaf6aft bon
Difli6en &apitaliften 1T Bel bieiem llns
ternebmen betbeiligt.
9as gr3, ipel9es in urerid0pflider
Mafe oOrbanben lit, pirb als ausnebs
menb reid be3ei6net, Elm S9melsapz
parat wirb f6on IN Der nd9ten 3uz
funft aufgeitelt tperben.
8ei ct. So bat bic alrbeit in Ben
@spbaltlagern begonnen. 3una6f be-
f6rdnft li6 bic Sbdtigfeit 6arauf, bas
bas MtateriaI fir ftdbtif6e Seitenmege
gu Gage gef0rbert pirb. 9as robe
Ispbalt fann, = 10 tneit bic bisberige
G%rfabrnng feftitellt, = au ettua 81 bis
So per Spnne on bis 8abn seliefert
tperDer.
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9as Mtatiae pber bas werfebrte.

Melde8 psa 8eiben mcut Sbr2 Gs f&etnt, ala Of
manae eents BEN lesteren 3uftanb Der Heber Dor benz
eriteren ben gor5us seben. Ste sudIen fb iprtpdhs
ibres eeberleibens pDnftdnbis wertblDs fnb. Spliets
tiers WfagenbttterS TT oss auserpdbtte Matttel Der lei
benhen Ueenldbeit, ater 70 pspuldr unb ppbIbetannt
es an4 1T, 10 siebt es bod nod t1n8ladtt&e, ,peIde
babel %bletbea, Bite beftts ~ptrfenben Mfttel elmer frlbes
rem Bet 6a sebran9en. IS TT Der intelligence 1betl bes
Tublifun8, Bet ueldsiu bic ippblbefannten unb ianaerz
prpbten Gtsenf&aften ee8 Bitter8 anerfennuns fiu6en.
Bet benz @ebraude scn Grsneien fsute bas 0erFdnbniB
ppa Der Grfebruns seleitet rperpen. Der bette 6hbrer
fur unicre 5Ibe TIT bic 2ampe Der Grfabruns, iaSte Elm
grpBer 8diriDt Der erftea 2eit ~nnferer &epplutipuss
5pcGe unb bieier au8iprup LIT BON @abrbeit. Sell
LANCER as etnen Dritteliabrbunbert Bat bte5es Bitters
bic Gnertennuns Der 4ericnen erbalten, pel6e nit
SGipd6ejufdnben unp gerbauunssIetpen beboftet ma
rem. MeuerbtnaS bat es fa aud als pprtrefEi6es
WliteI se9en bic Grippe tepdbrt.
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Maerlei.

aonbufteur Meufer BON Der
Qranias paB 8abn, Der In 6ol9e zines
9iiftenbru9es an &riden gebt, blieb
am Mittpo6 nit elmer Stride, als er
iiber bic 9ouftonl traBenz8ri rid ging, in
elmer &iBe iteden, iel unb riff Die falrl
beilenbe Wunbe ipieber auf.
Ser 8prfiBellbe bes republifanis
f6en gOuntp grecutiD : &ontits 6enrp
9errel bat auf 5amftag ben ri. Sc
bruar in 2if6e's S6eater cine Mafens
perfammlung Der 3epublifaner eiHbez
rufet, I'm, 16 9elegateu fir bic am 9.
Mtdrs In auitin tattfinbenbe Staatss
fDnDentien gu errei1nen.
Die ogrpreB" bat in i1rer grz
lduterung gu Der bon Der @ranb Surn
segen bic @ountp : aommiRdre, ben
@Ountnri6ter unb Afefor Sutb einge=
bradten alage ipegen MiBperpaltung
bon gelOern itrift partei senommefl
fur bic Nngei6ulbigten, unb beren 9lnz
gaben unb gnti6nlbigungen 3rr gnts
trdftiguns berfelben publiairt. Sc
ipirb ba aud angefibrt, baB es bic
praTis Der borbergebenben 3tpei Sabre
mar, benz Gountp afefor fir feline
Arbeit Der Nufnabme beS ltatififfen
Materials cine @ebiibr bon $250O aus
5ube5ablen. Wie uns mitgetbeilt uirb,
beaiebt ii6 bieie atgabe auf einen SIR
tbun, ba in ben genannten Sabren Der
MHefiDr 1ur 1925 er1ielt.
Die @ranb>SurD bat @ntlageu
erbDben gegen 6. S6adlett unb 6.
gilanueua uegen 9altens unorbentIis
der 6duier.
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Sn Der 2iite ftebt gang felbitperfdn6z
ltd unfere eit5ige Morgenaeitung, bic
rgTpreB" obenan.
Wern man aber in @rtpdgu1tg aiebt,
bab Die uGrpreB" neunmaI per
Wo6e Der poi i6mere Badete iibecz
giebt : iiebenmal bic Sdgli6e un6
5ueimal Die balbm06entli6e Nusgabe
-fo 1T 6as 8erbdltniB fir bic uSreie
pref e", Die tur einen in Be-
tra6t fommenben pottag bat, eit duz
BERT giinhiges.
Cine 8ertbeilung bes portobetrages
Der p@rpreB" auf jeben Sag ul1b bic
3u1ammenftelung alleryii brigen
g It 1t ergiebt, 6aB bas Wo6enblatt
Der n6reie preffe III Seas"
cine ebenfo groBe Circulation bat, ais
allie bic ubrigen 8latter tit
ibren Wo6enausgaben 5uiammengez
nDmmen. Wfit anberen Morten. Sic
IS Yrefe" errei6t mebr 2eute
als ale Die anDeren Pmblifationen in
San Mntonip.
Sieier 9inipeis 1T fir 6as anseigembe
Yublif1m iebenfaQs BON GROCER Wi6z
tigfeit.
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Siirfif6e 8aber, $40 Sritte Strabe,

- Qus paris i6reibt man: 9as
bur6 ben neuen 3olltarif perurla6te
ltarfe Steigen Der 6leif6zY reiie bat in
paris cine grobe Na6frage mad pferbes
fleii6 CUR 6olge gebabt. 2aut Yoliseis
8eri9t ribrt Elm 9rittel ales iebt in
paris p%erfauften 6leii6es BON Yferben
unb WtaulzGieln Der. 2enbensS Slide
iperben nit 20 Gents per Bfunb per>
fault, anbere quite Stiide nit Is Gents
unb bic i6le6ten 3beile nit 5 Gents.
@usgebiente gferbe lteigeu I'M preiie
unb iperben iiberaa inn llmfreis BON
300 @teilen BON Baris a%ngetauft.
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gantpst
Gmittitte
6aar=9pnic,

Elm bemdbrtes Mtittel ben 0aare1 feline
itatiirli9e Garbe unb 2ebett ~tpieberaus
geben. Sc befeitigt S1uppen bnlftdn<
big unb perbinbert bas Musfallen Der
9aare, inbem es bic gefurbe Sbdtigfeit
Der 4opfbaut atregt unb bas Gorts
tpa6ien bes 9oares 1i6ert. @8 1T bnu>
fommen frei bon giftigen Snbftanaen.
preis per Glaf6e 81. Nar ALIEN prds
parirt BON Oscar Samp8b.
0auptnieberlage in Grpnsfis Mpotbefe,
Militdrzp la3a un6 Si6 GloresftraBe.
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2eietbies.


Wenn Sbr gurer Geiunbbeit pber
Der grbolung tuegen eine bibf9e &eiie
MAIDEN tpout, 10 ratben mir @u9, mad
9ot Springs, @rf., benz CARLSBAD
Nmerifas" 3m geben, mel6es int Ger
sen Der O5arfberge liegt, umgeben BON
rei3enber @eenerie nit i161en Gabr>
un6 SuBneger unb ben beilfrdftigften
Auelen Der Melt. SIR errei6t es
bur9 bic fem ausgeitatteten 3ige Der
SSron Mountain 8abn. Meget iIuftrirz
ter pampblete nit 8ei6reibung (frei
D~erfanbt) ipenbet gu9 ait ben Mgenten
Der anmpagnie ober an ben General
PaKagier : Mgentet Der Mo. pae. &p.
g., ct 2ouis, Mo.
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Wfigrdue2 Seedam's 9siaem mer=
ben fie beilen.


ueber bic iebt berri6enben t6euz
rem Gleif6preife in 9euti6Ianb pirb
aug 9amburg mitgetbeilt: 9ie Di=
reftion beg 6amburger &ranfenbaufes
beanfpru6te i'm Nopember 1890 cine
@rb0bung hires Budgets I'm 20,z
900 Marf unb fibrte in Der 8es
griinbung anter Qnberm auf, baB
ii6 gegeniiber Dem 8oranf6lase (gnbe
1880 pertbelert bdtten: &inbfeif6
UNI la, 9ammelfleii6 UNI 10,
S6meinefleii6 Inn 125, Sped UNI 20,
Wurft UNI 81, gerdu6erter S6infen
UNI ~ b. 81 Oils Seiten5tiid ba3u
entnebnten mir elmer Yripatmittbeilu1g
aus San5ig, baB bort bas 8rot, bas
I'M porigen Sabre p Pfunb tppg, jebt
nur nod fnapp II Yfunb miegt,
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Sobn 9eers 8uggp : gultipator
werben gegen baar fiir $25 ~perfauft BON
Sips&9 aarmann.

aT @enn Semanb fein uno gu anz
tebmbaren preiie ipeiien min, 10 ge9e
er gum Miffionsz @arten. Die
0erren 6beiner & 0attl, 8eiber biez
les gtablihements, balten barauf, ibre
@dfte itets polfommen 5ufrieben gu itels
len. Ollie faiionnldBigen Delifatefen,
@utern, @ilb, Slide, @efliigel &c finb
bort in ber belifateiten 3nbereitung aae
3ett gu baben. Mablseiten iuerDen auf
Munf9 in bic Mobnungen Der 8un6en
geianbt. ,Nu1 bietet Der nit Der
Speiiepirtbi6aft berbun6ene 9 q T.
+ 0 0 M bic beften @etrdnfe, ftets frii9es
8ier unb feline 2iqa0re uub Weine.
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California : Weine.

Meinliebbaber finben ein grobes 2as
ger BON feinett California Weinen BET
9errn s. S. Meper am Mamoz
Pla3a. 9err MeDer fu6t bic Weine
an Srt itnb Steae aus unb fault brett
aug Dem Seller Der Wein5i6ter. Nls
gutem aenrer gelingt es Tim tets. bic
beften Sprten aus3uDdblen. ST fann
feline 4unbei1 u11b Gamilien nit einem
gutet Sropfen berfebem. Hotbs nnb
WeiB Weine III bor5igli6er Amalitdt
BON iebt ab $1.O0 per @aaore Eel
ins 9aus geliefert.
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Cinderella sYalait!

Die feiniten 9errenz unb Damen=
99ube, iomie au6 bic beiten 1nb bauz
erbafteiten S@ul 56ube fur anaben
u1b Mdb6en.
Gmpfeblensmertbe NoDitdt: 0olge's
maHerbi6te Gil5i6ube unb Sils panz
toHeln!
u~eberbanpt Maes, tpas in einem re-
guldren S9nbzG ei6dft eriter alafe gu
finben 1T!
GinberelIaS d ubzpaIaf #,
gde 9outontrabe unb Mpe.@.
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8.

Sn @alpeitou fiel Der giienwaaz
30. g. SennefieD bonn piers
len Stodperf ieineS 8ef9dftsgebdubes
Dur6 ben GleDatori9adt unb blieb tobt
luf Der Stele. 9ennefeD mar i'm 8ez
3rif cine &eiie bur6 ben Staat angus
Ireten unb bate ii6 cine llnfaGsberz
Ii6erungssg olice fir $500 al1sItenen
(offeu
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6 0 q s.
9ie Mnseffasten freiseiprud,ea.

ID.
Seitbem bic @rartb sSurp 1id pieber
in Sibuitg befan6, tparen allerlei Sc
rii6te i'm umlallf, baB peri6iebene Dfs
fetttlt6e geamte fir gentle 9anblun=
gen CUR &e9eni9aft geSsgelt perbet
piir6en. Mlan munfelte, baB in itdbz
tif6eit Nngelegenbeitet nod l1nteriuz
9ultge1 t1a65nbDlen feien ltnb bant
uieber bieB Is, BOB Der GDurtbausbdu
Die Gountpbeamteu nit Der Granbiurp
in 4Dmflift briltgen ipiirbe.
@nbli@ uurOe Der dip gelot. inbe n
Die Granb SURF gegen Die Wtitglieber
beg GoutttDgeri6ts fpiuie gegen ben
Mhefor 0utb Die Nnflage Ser MfiBperz
maltung bon Gelberl1 erbDb. Die g1tz
flage baiirte barauf baB bem Nfelfor
0utb fur bic Nufnabme Der Mferbauz
unb iontigen Statifif eine uageieblid
bDbe Sumrte ausbe5ablt morben fei.
Sic GDuntDe& Dmmihdre batten boz
bel mad Dem @eieB ppr 1887 perfabz
ren, pbglei6 Elm tteueres Gefeb bonn
Sabre 1889 anbere 8eiimmutgen bae
riibe traf.
Die sngeflagten eri6ieaen iofort Dor
Nt6ter NDonan unb baten I'm i6leuz
nigen Bro5eB, Der ibner getpdbrt
tpurbe.
STE erflarten alleiammt, in Der be-
iten nttb ebrli61ten Nbii1t gebanbelt
unb bas nete @eieb bon 1889 ni9t ges
fannt sl baben. grit aIs 9l1efor 6lltb
tie ielbt auf lebteres arfmerfiam
maate, faber iie ben Srrt5um Elm.
MReRor 9utb bate namli6 cine Ges
blbr bon $1,000 su beSieben, lppbon
@ountp unb Stat ie bic Ddlfte trager.
Mls er ii6 mad Qllftin begab, nm BORT
ieinen She'll gu 5ieber, fldrte ibn Ser
Comptroller auf ultb er elite fofort ned
San Nl1tonio 5uriif, erfGien in pferer
@onntDgeri9tsfig,ing, beri6tete bic
Gntf9eibung bes Staatsbeamten uttb
mar bereit, Die erbaltene 5untme auriids
5u~erfatten. &i6ter Me2laiter feBte
atpei GommiIdre CUR lltterlu9r1 g bes
SALES Elm un6 Gutb bate bas @elb be-
rtits uieber eimbesablt, ais bic @rarb
SurD nit Der Anfldge besDor trat.
N66beun, mie oben eeipabnt, Bic gfus
geflag:en fdnimtli9 lire Nusiagen aez
l1a9t batten, erDfnete 9ifriftri9ter
paf6al 6as plaiboDer.
ST fiibrte aug, baB unfenntn bes
@efeBes Die Nngeflagtet1 ni6t i9iibe.
Wdre bas Der Sail, 10 miiBten iie als
gang uttberatttipDrtli6 gebalten tperben
fir Maes, mas iie tbun. Sic GeleBess
bidder iunrben ibnen gelieferi unb es
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