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The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19
-.aV THAT is Ql,EER.
A Deci ion Which Practically Nfakes \ Non,
de Plume Common Property,


/ A very interesting claim. in which
eVer' author who uses a signature is
more or less concerned. was ignonini-
ousiy dismissed by Judge Lacombe i'm
the United States circuit court. As
understand it. a mediocre book was pub
llslled III his city purporting to lave been
written by Alan Dale. the nom de plume
| OF ore of the brightest and cleyerest Of
New 1ork's younger literary men. As a
matter of fact. Mr.. Cohen (Alan Dale,
did not write the book, and when he
heard OF its publication protested against
the use OF his name. Protest being nm
avai!ias, through his counselor. Mr..
Steckler. he sued the publisher, claiming
$1,000 damages. After hearing Mr.. Co
hens testimony, Judge Lacombe virtu-
ally Informed the jury that there was no
necessity OF further evidence. as it could
not be shown that the plaintiffs 5 salary
on daily paper in this city had been de-
creased by reason Of the publication, or
that he had had any subsequent trouble
with publishers.
That may be law; it's not justice.
MIR. Cohen could have proved by
George Alfred Townsend, A. c. Wheel
er, Samuel L. Clemens and other writer's
of national repute that the signatures
over which they are known to the world
OF reaGers-Gath, Nym Crinkle, Mark
Twain-mean a fortune, and that any
use OF those signatures by other parties
was not only an abuse but a traverse of
equity, dishonest and cruel can't un-
derstand Lacombe's action in the mat
ter. 1t virtually says to irresponsible
"Go ahead. publish what
you please, lyingly announce that the
matter is written by any author whose
name you may prefer. He has no rem
edy unless he can prove that he has lost
an engagement or is in disfavor with the
publisher"
wonder how Lacombe would like to
see decisions, purporting to have been
by him, signed with his name.
circulated in the community. And
also wonder whether it ever entered his
interesting mind that it is ad-
visable to mulct thieves, liars and bear
rs of false witness. for the protection of
he community in general and of men
Is well to whom reputation is worth
much more money than the circuit
'ourt could possibly collect. Joseph
Howard III New York Recorder.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19

In the other days. not so very long ago
elfber when part of life in the far west
was shooting Indians. a young settler
Went out there from the east with n IT,
shot repeating rifle that he was very eS-
pert in handling. The old claps who
still carried mnzzle loading smooth
bores had their doubts about the new
tangled gun. and they also had more or
less fun with the youngster and were al
ways telling him he'd have no use for a
thing like that when they got in "A fight
with the Indians some day. A week
later their stockade was attacked by 50
hostiles. and the new man with the new
gun was rot found wanting. By one
lucky shot the tcnlerfoot sent a bullet
clean through two Indians and dropped
them both. lie gave yell of triumph
ana expected the inen with him would
join. but they di,:i't.
Here. Young fe,ler." said an old
hunter. tapi !n@ hi:l on the shoulder
with his raill~n''. don't re: c,.;ravarant
ike that amy mcnc. ,:;...t to shoot !,
few of them :, ms 1arsalf v.he.l | ref
this gun lo..s,!. II you don't kerr
Exchange.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19
The Boz ID Of Fire Underwriters of the

THE Bo; ID of Fire Underwriters of the
laclfic offer in the Billing papers. a re.
ward of 800 for the arrest and convic
tion of a Iirebug who made an attempt
al arson. IN that town recently. Six
months time is given in which to make
the arrest. Does not the Board of Fire
Underwriters of the Pacific do business
in Miles City: And if SO why do they
not come to the front with alike offer
here. There is little doubt that our
tirebug or tirebugs could be run to earth
If there was enough money in the Job.
We don't mean this as a reflection on
the officials. but as indicating our be
lief that some one cognizant of the facts
but not criminally connected. would
give the thing away.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19
An Unfinished Story.


Pop. said little frankie Billtops, .'tell
me a story"
well, Frankie" said Mr.. Billions.
''once there was little boy who thought
he would like to go up and see the stars
and the moon and the sun. He didn't
know exactly how to get there, but he
had seen skyrockets go up on the Fourth
of July, and he thought that if he could
get skyrocket that was big enough it
would take him where he wanted to 90.
So he saved up his pennies, and when he
ne had money enough he went to q ma
chinery store and bought a big second
hand boiler.
He carried it home and took all the in.
sides out Of it and stuffed it full of pow-
der. Then he tied it to liberty pole.
which he had bought of town that was
willing to sell this one because it wanted
to buy bigger one. Then he tied
chair to the pole to sit in SO that he
would be perfectly comfortable, and
when he was all ready he got in the
chair and lighted the fuse, and zwish.
away he went, sailing up toward the sky.
He went past the moon and ,,p among
the stars, and finally he came to the SUM-"
Mr.. Billtops paused. He had got
through.
"How did he get back, pop?' said
Frankly.
well, Frankly" said Mr.. Billions,
that is another part of the story-the |
second part, you know. This that have
told you tonight is the first part, and
you never tell but one part of story on
the same night. The other part l will
tell you tomorrow night. New York
Sun.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19

THE Billings Gazette was utterly dis.
gusted when the Helena independent
few weeks ago published an article
written by its own correspondent in re-
gard to the agricultural possibilities of
this section Of the state. Now that the
same writer has similarly dilated on the
locality adjacent to Billings our mercur-
ial contemporary, the Gazette. can
scarce find language in which to eytol
the work. With some people. it makes
all the difference in the world as to
''whose OK is gored. In this connection
We will make bold to add that if Fos
tervile will be in need of any really fine
specimens. agricultural. horticultural
or pomoiogical. for the purpose of
backing up the statements made in the
Independent article. Miles City will be
pleased to furnish them at special
rates.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19

We are informed that in anticipation
OF the Worlds fair in Chicago a number
q dealers In popcorn, expecting an in.
creased demand for that popular article.
accumulated SO large supply that the
popcorn market is irretriesaoly glutted.
Prices have fallen below any previous
record, and there are rumblings Of inan-
CAL discomfort in consequence. Can
thus De true: Can Chica,o Be responsi-
bic for this: Where IL he popcorp
trust Investigate itLEev Yah Bun.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19
ALARMED HIM.
story OF Father Who Oyerst.rp.d thu.
Limit.

- '''
Limit.
Bella ueaning over her fathers chail
and putting her arm aruund his neclll-
Ion dear. sweet, old papa: you've beel
very good to Your little girl since her en-
gagement.
Mr.. Hyde liissing her}--I'm ALWAYS
g$ad to make my sunbeam happy.
bella-Ah, know that. And you'ye
given me such an elegant sealskin sack
and dresses and hats and such lovely
diamonds and everything you could
think Of.
Mr.. Hyde tcomplacently)- want
you to have "A good sendotf.
Bella-1ou have been perfectly lovely.
ana your little pet appreciates it. she
Will be awfnl!v sorry to leave you.
Mr.. Hyde-it is hard to lose you. dear.
but yon have the right to be happy. |
only want Yen to think sometimes Of
your foolish, indnlyent old father, and
remember that lie did everything he
could to MAKE home pleasant for you be.
fore You left him in his lonely old age.
Bella-Oh. you dear, sweet papa.
What would you say if | didn't leave
you after all.
Mr.. Hyde lstartinS)-Eh.
Bella-How can | be SO selfish after
You have been SO good to me and done
everything for me: | don't care SO very
very much for George! fm going to tell
hlm 1t was all mistake, and that he can
hnd somebody else, for Tn always going
70 stay home and be papas own dear lit.
tie girl! And then you can give me nice
things all the time!
Mr.. Hyde (in great alan m)-Good Lord.
Bella, what are You talking about: Don't
be SO silly: you'll never get another such
chance! You marry George next
month, and no fooling about it!-Harry
ROmaine in Life.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19
About Cutting tn. Finger Malta.

There are several well known savings
with regard to the pairing of the finger
nails. and among them are the following;
''Cut them On Monday, cut them for
health; cut them ON Tuesday, cut them
for wealth: cut them on "Wednesday. cut
them for Letter; cut them on Thurs
day, for something better; cut them ON
Friday, You cut for wife; cut them on
Saturday, cut for long life; cut them ON
Sunday, you cut them for evil; for all OF
that week you'il be ruled by the devil"
philadelphia, Times.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19
Pronunciation of W ords Ending In .Ato. ,,

There never has been any general rule
as TO nouns ending in "ator." In Scot
land the mode differed from the English
rule III more usually throwing the ac-
cent back. Was it not Erskine who in
his earlier days, having spoken of a Gu
rator, making the word a dactyl, was
interrupted by the judge before whom
he was pleading with ".Cu-a-tor.' il
you please, Mr.. Erskine; Latin word
with long penult.' Thank You, my
lord" was his ready retort, "for your
correction. | bow to the authority OF
SO distinguished a senator and Orator
as your lordship. p."-London Spectator.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19

w hat will You give me for TINS elH
Gong once. going twice. and r.
Bpf eiinHel tierzoe Of ..us Milwaukee
avenue didn't have al Opportunity IL
say "sold. Suddenly. and to the SIR.
prise OF everybody in the room, there
was report and al the same time q cry
OF pain. The weapon had been acci
dentally discharged. and the bullet,
Striking counter. glanced off and
LOGGED IN the calf OF George De Hagen, /,
leg. De Hagen is employed at o. Sout,,
Ha.s'si.d street. He WAS not seriously
wounded. i!erzoe was locked up at tie
west Ci!e&%a ats ,itIe station. Cnica-f
Herald
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19

HoN. +. ID. WEEp of Helena has ac.
cepted the invitation of the grand army
veterans of that place. to deliver the ora
tion on memorial day. 1t is safe to say
that the old boys in blue will listen to
an eloquent, soul stirring and thorough
ly appropriate speech. from Mr.. Weed.
for he never fails to do justice to the
occasion WI atever il NAV be.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19

One day ;ll,- ~, I. fellow with the
worst Kind 'i IL ot-!"c.!e crept til..S,y
INTO Il CERTAIN Lewiston dentists offict.
" iat'.o rou ask for l;,lliuga TOOTH"
queried liz. holding onto lis face.
'lftT &iS without s.!s. y dollar with
gas. iapli-t' !. Of the forcapS.
Inc fe!lo" ,arte.l rs if he was shot.
And wiat '.n w.! suppose he said:
If You c. III my tooth in broad
d;!s hSht Without gas. Ill go somewhere
where they cam Lewiston journal,
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19

AcoUIsITlrESss has triumphed over
purltanism in Chicago. and hereafter
the Worlds Fair will be open on Sun
days. 1t was question of dollars yer,
sus doxologies. and the dollar side won.
With the fair running behind at the
rate OF $4,000 to S75.0o0 day the puri-
tanical policy was quickly seen to be
wrong.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19
Friday. May -. 1893.

BANKS may break. trust companies
totter and even great Wall street grow
panicky and suspicious. but as long as
providence gives us an occasional rain.
such as we enjoyed yesterday and last
night Montana can snap her fingers at
the monetary commissions of the rest of
the country.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19
Not Necessary.

+" You are an ardent angler, hear.''
Yes. am fond Of fishing
Come, now. don't YOU tell !. lie occ;.-
sional!v about the size and number OF
the fish you catch:''
Certainly not. Ialways catch so large
number and of s,lc!l extraordinary size
that l don't need to lie. New Yors
Press.
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19
A Good AnAWer.
l am by profession a schoolma,

l am by profession schoolmaster. and
one of my duties is to make a round Of
the bedrooms about 1890 o'clock to see
that all lights are Out. One night |
found boy sitting OH his bed. with a
lighted candle beside him. sewing up
hQle l. his --s. Come. / said
The Yellowstone journal., 1893-05-19

''you know t..is Light is not allowed Il.
this time OF h.,ht. You must give it to
ne." ''Oh. please sir lie said don't
take it away. It's never too late 10
mend. ."-I.oHdon Answers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-26

If0nnte ba onf-namentli6 bur6 Ell
nett ebentuelen S%taatstrei6, ober
bur6 bic NufoetroDirung ether berarz
ttgen MISUNDERSTANDING @rfabz
rttgen MAIDEN, pie 1e 2ubmig XVI.
Dor bunbert Sabren in Sranfrei9 ma
den muBte!
gu ben ernfen politif1en Wirrett
fommen I'M beuti9en 8ei6e nod ernfte
unb bebrobli9e N~Dtbftdnbe arf benz
@ebiete Der 2attbpirtbi6aft unb stpar
baben ba b%eionbers bic Sbeile bes
Rei6es f6ter 5u leiben, bic fir ge=
tu6bnli9 bic rei9ften grnte @rtrdge
liefern, n6ml.9 Sibmeft 8 euti9lanb.
Nus Stuttgart mirb gef9rieben, baB
bic 2anbmirtbe cine petition att ben
&6nig bo1 Wiirttemberg geri9tet bas
ben, 1T tpel9er bieier eriu@t pirb, Bet
2anbtag ein3uberufen, unt pirfiame
S9ritte fur BEN 4nfauf BON Sutter aur
Mbbiilfe Der 9ungersnotb au tbun.
Sic miirttembergii6en Miniffer fteben
nit @a@bertdnbigen in 9efen iiber
bic Sage in 8eratbung. Ser 2anbtag
pom @roBberaogtbum 9eKen III fur
dbnli9e 3mede auf ben 81. SUM- ein=
berufen. 2dngf benz &bein unb I'M
@robberaogtbum 6eRen berri6t Der
gr6Bte Suttermangel. Sic 9eupreiie
finb auf 8,9 Marf, ia einigen pldber
auf 10 Mtarf ben @entner in bic 66be
g%egangen. Bon @traBburg mirb gez
ntelbet, baB bort bas Gleii9 berartige
8reiie bringe, baB bic 8auerr fi9 ge>
5tpungen faben, ibr 8ieb gu f9la9ten
unb mon befiir9tet baber, baB i'm
Sabre 1894 cine Gleii9notb eintreter
perbe. Sn Wurttemberg 1T es bereits
pieberbolt borgefommen, baB &tnber,
pel9e einet Mettb BON 800 Mfarf be-
faBen, fir 60 Start berfanft tpur6ett.
ST. Dem Stdbt6en baben fi6 Biz babin
bic preife nur unbebeutenb berdnbert,
bod 1T Der @intritt ibres Steigems
fi6er, fotpie Der 6leii6mangel fi9 fiibI=
bar MAIDEN mir6. Sn bielen Gdlen
1T &inbbieb 9ungers geftorben. 9ie
n5ranffurter 3tg." f9ldgt Dor, baB bic
36ne auf Gutter a~ufgeboben tuerbem
un6 baB Bic &egierung energif6e Mrtz
ftalten trefe. UNI bas 8ulf gu befdbigen
fein NuBDieb 5u erbalten unb cine
9%ungersnotb ab3ubalten, ete es gu
fpdt 1T.
Das finb- in @erbinbung nit bet
politif6en Wirren unb ben lt~eigernben
2affen fiir Wilitdrz unb &ifungsz
s~uede-siemli9 tribe Musfi6teu, unb
es f6eint fat, als OBJ Der Soeialift
2iebtae6t re@t bat, Der bieier Sage 1T
einem Snterpieu init einem 8ertreter
bes Stem Oorfer "Herald" boraus=
iagte, baB 9eutf9larb am 8orabenb
einer duBerif fiirmii6en 3eit tebe!
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Wath fir SPLITTER.

Ior iiber so Sabren f9on tpurbe
Mfrs. Winslou's Soothing : @Drup
bon Milioner BON Miittern beim Bah
men Der @inber angetpenbet. Wir{f bu
i'm S9lafe bur6 bas S9reiem zines
&inbes geft6rt, bas i'm 3abnen lit unh
Dor S6meraeu tpeint2 Menm. TO, laNe
fofort cine Glafde bon nMfrs. Minsz
Ions Soothing Syrup" boIen. 5ein
Wertb 1T unbesablbar. gs mirb benz
fleinen 2eibenben fofprt 2inberung pers
i6afen. gerlaRt en9 barauf, Miitter,
eS 1T fein 3mfifel bariiber. gs beilt
9pienterp nnb 9iarrboe, reeulirt ben
Magen unb bic Nieren, beieitigt Minb=
aolit, ertuei6t ben @aumet, berbins
bert @ni5unbung unb itdrtt bas ganae
Spfem. nMrs. WimsIops Soothing
-Sprup" fur aabnenbe &inber 1T anges
nebm in @ef9mad unb bas Gecept
itammt bon einem Der beiteit meibli9en
Mer3te in ben Ser. Staaten. SIS 1T bel
allen Sruggifen in Ser sanaen Melt gu
baben. Breis rs @ts. per 6laf1e.
&auft ni6ts anberes. als Mrs. Mimsz
Ions S~ootbinqz9 nrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-26

g1ie Qnnhnner mean;rHer a..
.ette4 nsraffesty;%t s;n 9 esnt @ sm
@iihefrn aIshfns%t !. SsSsm Ms. ~;
S;essy az Onr" al
Wir msybem 10 Ssr MsfS ~ t un't s.:
m;I;t6r Gnasn,a sar4a icy
merhsm horo,,f h;m. anu
gteH[s Gin Ssm h ys aa I;I. y
M;I;,ins.sr ~, ssssm i Iga't es'
i1em miirSe o. Ht I hork s {. o.I's ~.
ME h;s hsohs M.;ot. gasU y u.s. aunea
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u. 6. Baris. ). 81. &otbpel
PARIS & ROTHWELL

pbstograpbif9e s MteIier,
20. IL unb IL Wefs@ Commerce. traBe
San Mntenie. 9ie al~lerneuefen Sen.
res in photographer fem ausgeftbrt,
ebenfo elegant uenn ni9t better, pie
irgenb tpel1e int State. 2ebensgroBe
grapon>p ortraits unb ale Mrtem BON
8ergr6Berungen. @ebt eure 8ilber
ni9t Gremben, nm fe bergr6Bern su
lafen, tpenn bic Nrbeit bier bon pers
anttportli6en &intlern alr psflen 3us
friebenbeit ausgefibrt iperben fanut.
Wir liefern nur Nrbeit erfter @laHe ab.
Mnii9ten BON Gebduben iperben amfs
gensmmen unb ale Nuftrdse auBerbalb
bes MtelierS prompt beiorat.
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(eimseianbt.)
Sreilamb gesen Sucialiamms.

Su Der ,sGreien BreRe" bonn %.
SUM finbet fi9 Elm r@ingeianbt" BON
9errn 3. &omberg iiber bic ~iociale
Jrage.
Ser @inn beg gan3en Mrtitels beftebt
BARN, baB 9err &omberg glanbt, es
lei nur n6tbig, bic 8enubung bes
@runb unb Bobens frei gu geben, mie
ieBt Der @ebrau9 bon 2uft, &egen nnb
Sonnenf6ein fret 1T, nm bic fociaIe
Srage gu l6fen.
Nebme1 mir einmal CIT, bieie 6rei=
Sbee fei bermirtli6t uno ieber Der IS
Miqionen @inmobner Der Ser. Staoten
bdtte Nnfpru9 auf einem ibt treffenben
Sbeil beS %borbanbenen Qanbes. Wir
febet gan3 babort ab, baB giner gutes,
Der Nnbere f6Ie6tes 2anb erbaIte1
unuB, baB es bod elm fleiner unterf9ieb
III, OBJ i6 mein Stid 2anb in Stem
YDrf am 8roabtpaD pber in MIasta erz
battle; ferner feben mir aber bon atbe<
rem unglei9beiten unb 1ngere6tigfeis
ten, ionbern pnlIen 1ur Qerrr &oms
berg fragen, mas foa bent1 gum Bei=
fpiel Elm 2ocomotipenfiibrer nit feinem
2anbantbeil anfangen Sol er pieI.
leidt feline bisberige grbeit aufgeben?
Wdrben N0e se3tpunget1 fein ibr
3anb gu bebauen, 10 bran1ten mir
~allerbings feline 2ofOmotiDen inebr, fon=
bern mir fielen In einen 3ufan6 Der
8arbarei 5urtif, nod tief uftter ben Nns
fdngen bes Mittelalters. ST 6ies aber
nidt Der Soil, banl bat 6as 6reilanb
fur ale S1buftriearbeiter nnb cine aros
BE Mnaabl anberer Menf9en gar feinen
NuBen.
Nnn neint ferner 9err &omberg, bic
Socialiften bdtten eii1e,1 faIfde1 8es
grif bonn &apital. Sad feiner un6 Der
sbeifen Nutorer iber Social6fonomie~
Mnfi9t 1T aapital nberienige She'll Ser
Mrbeitsprobufte, Der ba3l beruanbt
pirb mebr Woblbabenbeit gu e~rseugen.A
Wenn mir bies einfa9er~ ausbrliden, 10
beiBt 'es .4apital firb bic probncirten
probuftionsmittel". 6err Hombera
rl0ge einmal gum nd9ffen @apitalifen
geben un6 Jpn fragea, mas er basu
n1eint. Ser pirb Inn einfa6 fagea:
rN9 mas. probueirte ober unprobus
cirte probuciionSmittel o6er fouit tpas,
TT mir gang glei9, &apital beige i'd
n1eia gigentbum, bas mir 53inien,
&ente ober profit abmirft, obne bas i6
probuftib tbdtig bin" Sc brebt fi6 beute
MIes un1 ben aapitalprofit. Siefer 1T
bic betpegenbe &raft bes garrseu @irtb>
f9aftsiDfems unb 3uglei9 Sic uriade
aler iocialen l1ebel. probuftiouss
rnittel bat es INNER gegeben, aber fie
tperbe1 erf &apital, tpenr ie i'm Yris
batbeib finb unb ba3u ~bertuanbt tpers
ben mebr Woblbabenbeit, ni6t fir
bic game @eieaf6aft, ionbern fir Sen
YripatbeftBer gu er3eugen. gs f6einen
fomit bnr6 bic Socialiten cine rihtis
gere 0ortefung bon 3apitat gu baben
alS 9err &omberg unb feline Mutori>
tdten.
Mit iol6en 9efinitioneu lit es iibris
gems cine eigene Sadie, 5e fiub iibers
baupt nur Elm 0otbbebelf unb i'm be-
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California . Wetue.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm groBes 2a=
ger bon feinen California @einen Bel
9errn s. S. Meper am Mlamos
plaaa. 9err Sleeper iu9t bic Weine
an Srt nnb STEELE aug unb fanft BRET
aus benz Seller Ser @ein5i1ter. Mls
gutem &enner gelingt es Tim tets, bic
befen Sorten arsaumdbIen. gr Tam
feline 4unben mnb Gamilien NIT einem
guten Sropfen berieben. &otb> mnb
WeiB Weine in bor3iigli6er QnaIitdt
bon ieBt ab $1.00 per @alone - frei
tins 9aus geliefert.
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81 isser siaE6t satriehsn.

81 isser Siaf8t 5ntriehen.
.GarpItton. q. D., 2. Wsars 1891.
" par rabsfoB. tonnte RaAts nidt fdIafen. am
6age fn5lte mttn Ropf idpfr, th mar f9wad, ueru6s
naS tanner mabe. .,Bafor k5nig's NeruensS
e1 nit tsquidenben StIaf. hdrtte meiue @erpen uuS
tsate mt@ tn teber StniHt ~aufrieben.
- 4eIIefonts 3D.. Z. OFT. 1891.
3stHst9 1arnss, Ar Surge pom BEN id i9rieb bab
*: yet3 A4an3 bdbts bat cine Glafde ,.9atog
etntgt Kerptus St&rfer" eenommen nnb tit polhdns
~ traslsat mi. beisdt ifst bic S4nle. Sd eradte
g MEMS Bht9t Semen bieit &ur 5n beri9.en nit hers>
HqeA DeHf. 5r. ). ". SduttG
1~IssmfisIb. y. g.. "a. On. 1891.
est mfhr ais etuem Sabre perbra@te i'd nur }dIaHoie
4d6te, ta tsiubr ID Don .pahor R5nis's sierpens
efdxtns osbyau4te btnfeIben uns bate ben espnnidteu
eststg bamit. 81 smpfebs befe geebisin allen @ers
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erbalten aud3 bic waebiatn uinionf.
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fir. Ollie Maaren iinb reu unb muir
ben fpesiea fiir bieien Sommer befelt.
9te preiie iinb iiberaa in 3ablen a1ls
gegeben. Wer biqig urb gut faufen
mill, gebe gum
Cinderella SHmb 8alaft.
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Yur 2eimiauua,

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tes, CUR DEMONSTRATING fomie benz
&6rper unb ben acknowledgement
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bieie Mebt3in mad ieber Mabl3eit fir
einen 3eitraum BON 1-2 Monaten au
nebmen.
&oobs Niaen furirer @erftopfung.
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algemeinen Beliebtbeit. Seine Meins
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Die & eitauration liefert ole
Selitatefen Der Saifon. Muferm,
Slide. Wilb In better 3ubereituna
SdgliG ausgeaei6neter mariner 2un9.
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