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The herald., 1893-09-24
Professional to tho Last.

Alexius Erkel. the leader OF the or
.chestra at the Buda-Pesth Volks thea
ter, died on the 10th of June. Shortly
before the end came Jesuit father
urged upon the dying musician the de-
STABILITY of his accepting the consola-
tions of the church. Erkel listened, ap-
parently with great interest, to the ex-
hortations Of his clerical adviser, and
when he had done remarked in tone of
the deepest conviction:
"What a splendid baritone voicer'
A few moments afterward he breathed
his last. st.-Frankfurter Zeitung.
The herald., 1893-09-24
MUsrcsAr THE PARK.

The Programme Which Will Be Rem
dered This Afternoon.
The following is the programme that
will be given at the concert at West
lake park, by the Douglas military
band, this afternoon:
March, Cypress, Carl.
Waltz. Irene, Bennett.
Overture, Hnngsrische Lustspiel, Kele Bella.
epanish Fantasia, La Paloma, Missud.
Fantasia, Happy Thought; solo for Tuba,
Baseler--Mr. M. Knoll.
Awakening Of the Lion. descriptive, Koutsky.
Song and dance, The Sweetest OF Them All,
Robinson.
Selection from Faust. Gounod.
Intermezzo, Loves Dream After the Ball, Gil
bulka.
Galop, Petersburg Sleigh Ride, Kilenberg.
The herald., 1893-09-24
Harter Wants Frse Trade.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.-Repressnta-
tive Harter Of Ohio, who was prevented
from appearing before the ways and
means committee, has submitted brief
to the committee covering = statement
which he intended to make. As man.
ufactursr Of agricultural implements for
25 years, and OF -four nearly 20 years,
Mr.. Harter asks that both flour and ag-
ricultural implementa be placed on the
free list
The herald., 1893-09-24
A Prospsotive Glass Factory.

Mr.. Frank Wiggins has written to
the chamber of commerce in relation to
the proposed removal Of the Libby
Glass company from the east to this
section. He states that the samp les of
sand sent to the company from this city
appear to be satisfactory, buta chemical
analysis will be necessary to determine
whether or not the sand can be used for
making glass.
Mr.. Libby will visit this section this
winter and look over the prospects
offered by the state in general and Los
Angeles in particular for the transfer OF
the glass works.
The herald., 1893-09-24
Green G oods Mon Captured.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 23.-At an early
hour this morning the police captured a
gang of green goods men on Upper
Third avenue and secured large
amount of paraphernalia. The men
gave the names of Walton Melward, 26
years old; Henry Randall, 81 years
old; John Byrnes, "A years old; Peter
Shelley. 20 years old. They refused to
say anything when arraigned, and were
held in $1,000 bail for examination Mon
day next.
The herald., 1893-09-24
Tern.iohora ln rexas.

The Texas dance is becoming almost
as fatal as the unloaded gun. Nearly
every night one or more of these pleas
ure parties wind up with tragedy. 1t
may yet become necessary as a polica'
precaution to abolish terpsichore and
confne our sultry tempered young peo-
pie to prayer meetings and pink teas
San Antonio Express.
The herald., 1893-09-24
Adlal,s Uucla DYING.

HoPKINsvILLE, KY, Sept. 23.-Judge
w. w. Mckenzie, father Of Hon. James
Mckenzie, minister to Peru, and uncle
of Vice. President Stevenson, is lying at
the point of death at his nome near
Herendon, this county, suffering from
cancer Of the face. His death is looked
for any minute. He Ia nearly 80 years
old.
The herald., 1893-09-24
when j. M. Barrie Lost His Smile,

j. M. Barrie recently presented the
prizes at the Dumfries academy. where
he was formerly pupil. Among other
things he said: II remember one prize /
got which had rather disastrous results.
1t was awarded by the girls Of the school
by plebiscite TO the boy who had the
sweetest smile in the school. The tragic
thing was that my smile disappeared
that day and has never been seen SINCE"
The herald., 1893-09-24

ing, was up before Recorder Rosster
this morning. He will spend five days
in the county Jail as a consequence.
The blacksmith arrested last evening
while attempting to make an anti-Chi-
nese speech while in a half-jsgged con-
dition, was up before Recorder Rossiter
this morning. but upon his promising to
60 to work, and considering the good
cause in which he was laboring when ar
rested, the recorder let him 90.
The herald., 1893-09-24
whisky Forgers Indlcted.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 2S.-The cases
against A. r. Sutton and VIM. Breher.
which startled tine business community
last spring by the discovery that large
amount of forged warehouse receipts for
whisky. which were hypothecsted at
several banks, were investigated today
by the grand jury. Eight indictments
were returned against Sutton and six
against Breher.
The herald., 1893-09-24
One OF Luth er,a Old ManuaorInt,

BERLIN, Sept. 23.-Dr. Bushwald OF
Leipsic has discovered among the for
gotten manuscripts in the university of
jena, Martin Luther's political essay
against the theological faculty of the
university of Louvain, Belgium, which
manuscript was supposed TO be lost.
The herald., 1893-09-24

In the jewel house of the Tower of
London there is book bound through
out in gold, even to the wires Of the
hinges. Its clasp is two rubies set ct op-
posite ends of four golden links.
The herald., 1893-09-24

The growers of orange district No. 5
are requested to attended meeting, at
the chamber of commerce, on Thursday,
at 80 O'Clock. This includes Los An
geles, Vernon, Fruitland and the sur
rounding vicinity. The object is to per-
feet an organization for the new associa-
tion Of orange growers throught South
ern California. The matter OF dividing
the district will also be settled.
The herald., 1893-09-24
OLD WINTERS ON THE FARM.
I've jest about decided

I've jest about decided
It'd keep a town boy hoppin
Fer to work all winter choppin
Fer old fireplace, like did.
Laws! Them old times ives contratry-
Blame backbone o. W Ger, 'penred Ike
Wouldn't break, anu i,--ss sl;ecrcdltke
Clean on into Fcb'uary.
Nothin ever made me n.ndder
Than fer pap to stomp in. layin
On extra forestick, sayin,
"Croun'hog's out and seed his shnddcv.~
james Whifcomb Riley.
The herald., 1893-09-24
All in Favor Of strikinr.

TrRRE HAuTE, Ind, Sept. GA
rumor is current here tonight that the
returns from the balloting thus far are
all in favor Of q strike on the Big Four
system. Mr.. Sargent expects the vote
to be canyassed and made public early
next W0ek
The herald., 1893-09-24
Coin from Pears.

A fortnight or 80 ago, says the Bakers
field Californian, f. E. Elliott ran ACROSS
pear orchard out at Rosedale, the
owner of which was in aquandary as to
the best disposition to make OF his crop.
1t struck M. Elliott that there might be
Q decent profit in chipping some of the
fruit east. A trial shipment Of 378 half
boxes was made, and returns have just
too ripe for Transportation. but from ia
trees the 37S boxes were selected. The
fruit sold in Chicago for just 81 box,
and after all expenses have been de-
Quoted there will be O net return of
some 80 cents box. This is at the
rate Of liftla a-A- 81 x-- -
and at 108 trees to the acres, the profit
,is something over $l0S tb e@ch acre.
This Is very moderate return, a.
The herald., 1893-09-24
The wrattan Murdersrs CONFESS.

WAsHrNaroN, Ind. Sept. 2S.-It is
stated here that the murderers OF the
Wrattsn family have been traced to .
large swamp. There are three Of them,
and hundreds Of men have been scour-
ing Harrison township, whore the
Wrattans lived, and are surrounding
the aWamp.
The herald., 1893-09-24

The telephone was first practically
used in England in 1875, when over 115,
miles of wire existed between London.
and Norwich, but no telephone exchange
was established until 1879. whom 10 a.
fees were established.
The herald., 1893-09-24
Peanut Growing.

A great many people plant peanuts in
their young orchards in this state in or
der to get some small return before the
trees come into bearing. There are
several methods Of planting these nuts
and one Of the greatest complaints made
is of the difficulty frenuently met in
pursuading them to get started. This
may be entirely obviated by a simple
and easy plan. Instead Of planting
the nuts whole, shell them out, taking
particular pains not to remove or
break the thin, dry skin that covers
the kernel. When shelled. put the
nuts in some receptacle, pour warm
water--not hot-upon them and set
them away in warm place. In about
36 hours they will commence to sprout,
and may then be planted, each kernel
being put in place with the fingers,
with spaces OF about ~ inches between
the rows. Every nut will grow. and
there will be no unsightly gsps. as is go
frequently the case where other plans OF
planting are adopted. d.-[Californian.
The herald., 1893-09-24
.,7HE.
D Y |E|''!!|'g'||'||';1|IA;;IA!@4z>. !!

much OF the fruit could not be shipped,
and the trees are not in full bearing.
The pear IL one OF the best fruits to
grow in this country, and that fruit is
one OF the best adapted to shipment.
Fully grown trees ought to and do return
at least 5000 an acre.
The herald., 1893-09-24

The work performed by the human
heart each "a hours is equal TO the Nf>.,
ing of 1870 tons to height Of one feot -
the same length Of time. i
The herald., 1893-09-24
Tha 500 Paci1ic Route.

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Next Monday the
Canadian Pacific will open what 1t calls
the 500 Pacific route, and through
train service will be established from St.
Paul and Minneapolis to British Column
hia and all nthar nninta IN the peei g q
caaat
The herald., 1893-09-24
vaiue of AIfalfa.

Bakersfield Californian: California
farmers who use alfalfa arc we'll aware of
its value for cattle. horses, sheep and pigs.
but Of its comparative value when tested
with other varieties Of. forage, few have
any definite knowledge. Some interest
ing facts have been developed at the
New Jeremy experimental station as the
result OF series OF comprehensive tests.
It has been conclusively demonstrated
that the intrinsic value OF alfalfa hay is
$2O.60 ton compared with clover at
$l4.20 and timothy at $12.40, but its
value is still greater when used 90 part
OF q ration. 1t abounds in protein and
can be substituted for such waste
products as wheat bran, cottonseed
meal, malt sprouts, etc. Fed with corn
fodder, which abounds in. carbon
hydrates, we have complete ration.
Wherever alfalfa can be grown in
California corn fodder can also be pro-
duced to advantage. The yield Of al
falfa 10 something immense here, rum
ming from six to sixteen tons to the
acre annually. Thus it is conclusively
demonstrated that for the rearing OF
stock or for dairying California enjoys
the most SURPRISING advantages.
The herald., 1893-09-24
lyon Works CIose Dawn.

JoHNsTowN. Pa, Sept. 23. - The
Cambria Iron works closed down to-
night, and unless orders are soon re-
ceived over 5000 men will be out of
employment,
The herald., 1893-09-24
Private swimming Grounds.

An English woman living near Oxford
has large lake in the grounds of her
&c; esce end es s.e e
mer she practices every day. At the end
Of the season she gives series of compe-
titions lasting week.
The herald., 1893-09-24

Hswry 4 Brssee, Broadway UNDER
takern- ''Indehandant'of the trust"
The herald., 1893-09-24
yellow Fever 6 Brunswiok.

BauNswIoK. Ga, Sept. aS.-Yhiee new
s..sss - 2. y1.so" ,.vrs vy1e om1leiiy e.
cred woman: Four susPected cases we're
also reported.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-10
BELL RINGING FISH.

Queer Tricks That Are Dono by Two
Smart Brook Trout.
Fish have many times been taught to
perform tricks, and it would appear
as If they had much more intelligence
than is attributed to them. Mr.. j. A.
Bailey, of circus fame, once had two
brook trout in Il small aquarium in his
private residence that would jump out
of the water and take flies held be-
tween the forcfnger and thumb, and
would also ring q little bell when they
required food. They would also leap
over little bars of wood placed about
two inches above the surface of the
water.
1t was, says the New York Herald, a
very simple matter to teach the fish
these tricks. At first u little tower con-
tanning tiny, sweet-toned silver bell
was fastened to the iron work of the
aquarium with a piece of string at
tachcd to the tongue of the bell ex-
tending into the water where the trout
were. On the loose end of the string
an insect or other tempting morsel was
placed which the fish would at once
seize. and pulling the cord the bell in
the tower would naturally tinkle
After this had been repeated several
days the fish were left without food for
some little time until they made the
discovery that Jney could obtain it by
pulling at the string to which the deli
cacios had been attached. This they
never failed to do ever afterward when
they were hungry, and as that was near
ly all the time the little bell was con-
stantly tinkling as the fish were contin-
ually pulling the cord, and it was quite
pretty and novel sight.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-10
ELKO, NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, MAY 10. 1893
AMERICAN FOOTBALL.
1t Is Game Well Suited to Paying on
Old Grudges.

1t Is q Game Well Suited to Paying on
Old Grudges.
1t is admitted on all sides that, played
under the most favorable circumstances.
and by men who would consider loss
of temper almost equivalent to a loss of
honor, football under Rugby union rules
Is reasonably dangerous game. Played
as 1T is in America, says the SATURDAY.
Review, it seems admirably adapted for
paying Off old grudges, and proving
conclusively that good-humored pluck
and skill arc no match for savage bru-
tality and irrelevant violence. To an
aspirant for honors in the American
football team we would say: 'sMy son,
learn boxing. Learn football also, if
possible, but first learn the art of self
defense"
Moreover, the pelnicious practices are
not exercised secretly Except with re-
gard to the umpire), but are tacitly rec
ognlzed as part and parcel of the
game. True, if q man is caught fight
ing he may be ruled out of the match.
1t is made logical outcome of this law
that six or eight reserve men are al
ways ready equipped to take the places
of any detected bruisers.
The thinking man can and does
easily improve the occasion. If he feels
exhausted as the short winter afternoon
is drawing in, he can watch until he
catches the umpire's eye, "slug" a
diminutive opponent, and have his
place occupied by one seven times more
wicked than himself. Or, being but a
player Of medium ability, he can yet
provoke to a merry bout of fisticnffs
one whose ability in the game is great
er, and may thus bring about the re-
tlremeut of both, sacrificing his own
pawn self for the opponent knight. The
American asserts that his game is more
scientific, which, from certain point
Of view, is self-evident.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-10
The Worm I'm tho Chestnut.

A Pittsburgh physician explains how
the worm gets into the chestnut. When
the nut is still green an insect comes
along, and hunting a warm place in
which to have it's eggs hatched, lights
upon the green chestnut and stings it.
At the same time it deposits some of it's
eggs in the opening thus made Tho
chestnut begins to ripen and at tho
same time the eggs are Matching. The
insect selects chestnuts as place for
depositing it's eggs as being the best
adapted place by instinct The floury
matter in the nut turns to sugar and
sugar contains carbon, which produ> c5
ECat,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-05-10
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g~ Business hours rom sA. n.to4
, 1893-08-01
Nrhfrhlth
StnS &ntsgefakte les.

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mtro es ntOr9eu -Dteoer beiB, iu0em Der QSiub
pon Noroen na3 Sloen I'M prtn9t; 6tmmel
better.
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lout Der pGpItli6eu Gucpclico itber Die Dir
betterfra9e III ser en9ltI6eu leberiebun9 aus
&om tele9ropbtren laiielt, beren 6oupttubalt
mir beIte ben 2eierlt bes ,,Nbenoblatt" nit
tbetlelt. 9ie @ncpclica erbet16t I'M 10 l1e9r
cSl1tereile, ais ie cine Iarle9u19 Der 9luf=
foilult9 Der fot6olii6en &ir6e POM @t9enz
tburnSre6te lit ul1o ba6er ais 2lbferti9u1t9 Der
pon Wtc@lpnn pertretelten Qlnl6auun9en be-
tr0dtet perben fam. SaS 9feDt beS @inz
Selneu, ole 6irberuiie 5u beieiti9eu, Die Der
beIt1nO9libeu Gerpertbun9 ietner NrbettSfrGit
i'm 2Se9e lte6t, miro o1terfaultt, uto barun1
1Diro Der Streif beS Giuselnen ais Qb1pebrz
mittel 9ut9e6eiBelt, Ser i%olioaril 9en Streit
ober ais Nll9rtfisrlttttel perlpor1et.
- Ser 8ii8of Gabema9er, sur 3eit in
gtoI6pille, Semi, lit sum Sii9of III Sort
QSaDue erlto1tnt.
= Der TinonSmiltiiter Carlisle be9iebt it6
rd6 SuSSurDS Ban, I'M benz YrG1toeltten,
Der al elmer Grtra=9oti6aft an BEN Gon9reB
orPeitet, iiber bic 6ilralt5la9e Gortrag 81
batteu.
- Gluti9e STANDARDIZATION baber i'm
merifonii9en @toate 0araca itott9efprnbem
1ttittar mHr0e o6geia1ot, nm ben SrieOer
mteber 6erSuiteIen.
- Slt QtelpQrf it Ohio trQf sic No6rt6t
etn, boB beim 2lufflie9en Oes 9ampfteiieIs
elmer GRE 6mai6iue fii11f WtenI 9en um's
&e6en 9efonmen linb.
n 0os S0mei11efleii6 bat ouf Ser 6ieliseu
SOrie einen gang 9cb0ri9elr El1mps gen1a9t.
Ser Nrets pro 6oB mar 9Iei3 BET Gr0ii=
nlt9 Der &Orle um A Souar berob9eiebt
poroelt unO 9ing Oom nod I'M e Dollar SUI
rid, lit olio 9e9e1 g%eitri9en S9luB I'M 81
Collars 9efalen. Die 6auptipefulal1ten i'm
G6metltefeil0 Gteeper, 8ailep ultb 6elntz
bol5. bobel III 6ol9e beien ibre 3oblungs;
ul1fGbigteit erflGrt.
Spdter iiub Die @reiie nod o1f 1850 9e=
foQelt, B. !. nm 9.25 al etrem Sage. 0as
Gerii6t Don Der 3obluu9su1lfGbi9feit bes
$%9ouies q. 4t. 28ri9bt & 60, bos BEN @turS
berbeigefitRrt bat, bat iub II / d betati9t,
: Qub Der 9roBe Observation-Disclosures eSobr
Gubobp bat ouf, Der 80rie beute leil1e Bah
lun9en etn9eIteQt.
, 1893-08-01
Stdoti1hes,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Die 6ahl Ger QrbeitsIoien III Chicago auf
10000 9ef6dbt. ~&ohnab5i9e i'll
Den Diehhofen.

g8ie bonn @el6martt, 10 lift au9enbltfGid
auc6 pom 2~lrbeitSmarft penig @unitiges
SIT beri6ten. Shit Der 8eenoigung Der
neutrality-suspicious. muroeu etlpa &c, 1000
Otann beicbdftigungSIoS, nacbbem Sic a3obl
Oerjeni8en, lpclcbc Qrbeit iltcbten, iidb por7
bcr bcrcit5 0uf 50,000-75,0 600 belaufen
bate. !6ieiige 2Lrbettcrfii6rar icbQBen Sic
Welammt5ubl BET 8eicbaftigungsloien icBt
ouf 100000, unO OaB Dicie 3abl eber ber=
nle6rt ais pcrminbcrt tpirb, fam nibt gez
leugnct peroen.
Die 6iibrer Ser beri6ie6cncn @etpcrtz
i6aften balten cs OH Der a3eit, ben 2lrbeitcru
anoerer StGote bteie Sbatiacben boz Nu9en
5u fitbren, oannit cine tpeitcre 3ufubr unter=
bIcibt. Sin bOicr @intee i6eint beUorSuz
ite6en.
Den 700 2(r6citern in BEN S4labtz
Dduiern BON 2tbbD, Wtc9teiL unO QibbD
ipurOe geitcrn cine 2obuermGBigung angc=
fitn0igt, %2lnfdnglicb ic6ien cS, ais Oh ein
au8cr1ciner Strcif bic 6oIge icin iper6e,
ais bic 9ybciter a6er Bic 3abl D~erienigen
iaDen, pelc9e in Der Grpartung elmer Dir
DISSEMINATING bcreic paren, tbre BlGBe
ctn5uncbn1ell, Duroen tic anoeren Sinnes.
SIN tur3cr Belt nerben acknowledgment
III ben Deribicoenen 0ei6dftSSIpeigcn al
Der SngC50rOnung letn.
, 1893-08-01
Ser Miinilter Carlisle anf Der 9feiie
nab St550rO8 SaD
I'm nit Dem prdii6enten iiber sic
Stlberfra9e 5u beratPen.
Der prditoeut miro am Samtae 2Ebcno nit
oen mlintitern Carlisle mo &an1ott in
Dafhin9ton eintrefen.
Burlington, l. Q(u8.


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mtttag I'M 4 ubr nit Der Yenniplpanta
8abn naD 8ui3arOS 8oD, sum Sciu9e beS
9rGiioenten Gleuelanb ab. Gr miro iber
0eac9t in Stem Oort bletben, un6 i'm 2oufe
oeS gtacbmtttagS nacb @raD GjableS tpeiterz
reiien. Ser Sefretdr Carlisle moc6t Die
&eiie a1f QSuni6 OcS 8rdiioenten Glepe=
LAMB, lpel6cr iid nit ieinem 6inan5miui>
iter iibcr Die 6inan5lage 81 beiprecbcn
tpltni6t, che CT in ietner 8oticboft an ben
Gon9reB Bic Silberfra9c in Nngrtff nimmt.
Die 8otic6aft beS 9rdiibcntcn miro itcb,
mic es beiBt, MIR nit Der 6inonSfrage be-
lbGfttgcn, ut0 ale aa6ern 6ragen lOllen
0urcb ipGtere W1tttbeilun9cn al ben @pn>
greB crleotgt tpcrben. Die 8otidbaft ipiro
nacb Der Nnfunft be5 SefretGr5 Carlisle
t6atlGd6licb in @raD 0ablc5 fcrtig gcmacbt
mcroen, unO nacb BEN iebigen N%nprbnungelt
pirb Der 8rGitbent in 8cglcitung Der Ottz
l1iiter Carlisle un6 Garont am 6rcitag
Qlbcnb BON 8u5SarD5 8op nac6 Noibtngton
abretien, 10 OaB ct am Snmitag 2lbenb I'M
WetBen 9auie cirtrifft. 9ieler Sian ipirO
ic0o3 pieueidbt ab9cGnbcrt, uno cS lit mDgz
Itd, 0aB ser 4rdiiOent crit am Montag
Wtor9en nadb WaibingtOn a6reiit.
, 1893-08-01
8rutoler m0roertfder Nn9riff.
Der Ghdter ent9eht nit fi1opper 2lotb ocm
Strtf.
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ipun0ct lD0rDen mar, ltl1o scr Sbdtlacb3,
bab ipGbren0 DeS lebten WtonatS ntsDr ais
etn 0ubeno m0r0eciic6e Nngriffc ftattge>
funoen batten, e%ntitanO baS Ger!icbt, OaB
gcltern Qlbeno einc 9Dnderei in'S @erf gez
1ebt lperoen lpiiroe. Sn 6olge bciien lpur=
Den Spe5iolpolisiiten cil1geicbtporer, ul0
1puroe OaS SoUntD9efGngntB b~elDnoers
ibarT beipacbt. Wtebrere E%auicno Y"erlonen
battc1 itcb III ben StraBen Deriommclt un0
cS purbe ein 2lngrtff befilrcbtct; es ipuroc
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uno mach Seritrerte iicb bic Wtenge.
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6ausmeiiter zines SDul9c6dubes unO Gin
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nebner Wlc&enna, %anicbeiIeno Dbne bic
geringite llriccbe, in elmer Der 0duptltraBe,l
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iputbct. G5 bate itcb lofort cine 9roBe
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c1tfommcn. SpGter ~lieferte iic6 Dericlbc
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fir i'm, DaB CT Dies that, bern e. pQre licbcr
gclDnbt iporoen, unO Gin Stri6 MAJ be-
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Sutrat, crlag ct geitern NbcnO Ocriclb Ell.
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1uriicfcemieier.
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competcntc ycutc nu5;uipdDteu uuD nit
cinigen NuSnoDmcn lei ibm oa8 outb gez
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bnnoDcrfcr uno bdttcu ale Gin Grumcn
b~urcgmacDcn milIIcn, che ibncn Gin Giitritt
5ur Snipcction ilbcr9cbcn Worbcn lei.
1icic3 0ramcn 1inOc Dor ejncm Gomjte
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man ibncn bcim Grnnneu babe porlegcn
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