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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21
Great Guns !!

spent
million the peoples navy They ships
necessity pate patriotic thing
Doodle millions The great
terrible the mpreg the nvnce
Mohcanthe prize the and the glory Of the
little Hawaiian Alaskan waters She fired four
ironcased citadel Numbered
monkey"
little turned the
ripping
mighty Moheek had by hours
dria" waltzed off!
Fortunately the brag jig death fog
Otherwise that little Hawan would
the bottom the That ball that struck
the ticks of her machinery!
Moheek Mehoke, Mohawk-boke! Vale Mohcan!
LATER-Th affair with the Mohcan
and the disgrace the matter husng upl
that by the United of the banks
clearing House loan certificates
averd One the bank presidents said it,
Simmons Tappen Cannon Baker Nash yesterday
taking certificates for their respective highly
commendabe.
gentlemen will probably criticised by
like
market should
Notwithstanding the against the street it the
whole country damned stock
try
opinion that the stock exchange
eternay damned being
thoroughly gambling spectators who
robbng
engage in more honest Observation-Disclosures
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21
KENTUCKY

The state president OF the of this commonwealth
spreads his the condition the
manner that must the thoughs party bound voters
sense OF their danger ~ ~
Crash after crash shaking the so
to be nothing but fragments left We called calamity how r
last but take the prophecies all and
combine them into and they fall
tha hall was never told alarmed rapdty with
which disaster follows Disaster all
backing toward the zenith darkness gloom gather fast
the people, and storm about to gather that
out ohef countries with blood shall continue ALARM
1t terrible to contemplate suffering calamity that vii; t
the innocent as this storm Everywhere people are
hardships before Of" ~ pp0 oi0 enourng
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21
GOV. ALTCELD,
ReDlles to his Critics and Discusses at length
the Recent Pardoning Of Schwab
Fielden and Neebe.

Thursday Chicago Record reporter
simply did what believed be right having my duty
atgsds answer his critics He was asked
a1d
Like their contemporaries he "hey have confined
them n%ss Sim, simply y, to abuse"
ns, w he the the
ss1 s
How many Ebersod
ne" S0ees and sAq so4ase OH sHn sp
which s nas osa a all to d
the ell those Jurors that they
%n who are the ag Of oqts1y entitled
hn il entitled to fair and trial when arranged before
than that fair play viii prevail
ad Coy fs s few minq and 3
sP s:s ?s9 s
NS enae ne ever
connection made between the howe the
pardoned.
Thoss who have been full OF hostile
truth 9h sa
es ] sed tho p 9 e n S
nsd say things ssa
smile H s across b bis M ] the s table
This question him governor
udice against Judge Gary had something do
"Tha prejudced against Judge Gary he calmly
all nonsense"
The signing the published
they stand fall by themselves To those
motives act of public character have nothing say
sufficiently themselves My have
they good they will simply have done what believed
duty have VEN nothing lido not who
Some people say right they
mpolte to state reasons blunty?"
Gov Atged quickly II do believe
the without good and
In this considered absolutely essential
what investigation did make before deciding grant
the pardons?"
II all the briefs the read all the
the
evidence, and read them times carefully. neglected
unity to fully acquant myself with the case"
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21
PEN MS YLV a mt a

Hugh Dempsey the Knights Of Labor who il
serving term fifteen the pnenary said will without
Doubt be innocent the charge poisoning
the Homestead trouble of last proven that witnesses
bribed that physicians that ~
the attorneys a disgrace the profession. -
plot whereby Dempsey although innocent was convctod ~ -
laid bare These claims embodied petition to open roc%n
which confessions made by Patrick
both whom serving terms the pntenar Dempsey
written concessions made Gallagher in which th
is Not they admit what
Homestead strikers They further ag part of the eva
against Dempsey false and they having been nad
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21

The Tribune Rural OF this state published Spokane gives Some
valuable reliable facts in
country dating from 1873 down 1890
out with of it's abs editorials the producers
and aborers the country bowling condition and
their reply The editor
bed strong decocon OF Chauncy NJ
the of the conditions
imagination This faith to be applied
financial conditions and it's equally satisfactory in the
latter AO
In 1873 worth 40 Yielding return to
the farmer Of $11 Al ~
1889 tho
farmer of n W ~
1873 average yield BUSH
and worth $l459 In 1889 the
bushels
ia about the same in 1873 1880 ~r@
Oats 1873 worth 80 1889 yielded the far
mer 1926 an instead of $1O37, in 1878.
Barley in 1873 worth 80 Ok bush yielded farmer
Welded a.
-
1873 900 mich 900 nooru
$33 each In 1890 Is 900 worth 1851 $22 each
The number Of in 1873 little
the number pou
that relatively population the
and their value had fallen over 80 per ~
that vianous silver farnors
United States have been robbed of
lack OF circulation
worth than produce
still IN all While there abundant
the world Q! productive industry commercial with
OF France where
three times what the United today as matter fact
and nearly twice big according reports ~ " '
All leading druggists sell Of Gold Tablets Sure cure
for the Tobacco or Opium Habit 1888 49, 49,
An excellent letter from Bro White Chehas received it will be
published week -
Gus Williams, OF Nebraska, sends in four
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21
How TruSt-full.

A wakes in The morning. looks at watch made by
trust gets up and puts his feet carpet made by
carpet shirt
his shoes
made by soap trust dries his
on!a shirt
trust buttons made by button trust suit clothes made
by clothing knee ana pu MS oro taxes
glass trust ready prepared
trust utensils
dishes made by glassware
table made furniture
Lord his bountu and falls and what
with coffee which
by weetend with made by the trust
the bread from the -four trust crackers from the
combines He
table puts overcoa rubber
by fellow
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21
Failures.

banks and commercial houses failed this week Three
banks Denver failed the dayMonay They the Peoples
Savings the Colorado Savings and the Rocky Mountain Savings
largest great Schesinge
interest
mills with roll OF week. have shut down
New England.
Stock exchange down. down. down. Firms fail day London
crippled almost hour by failures Change Persistent
the hands dit Wednesday,
The failures Denver extraordnarhaf dozen large banks
largest house, The Union National had capital OF
mllonsl Eleven banks the run!
LIST National of Fort Scott has gone under
nearly understood from reports thousand firms
gone extremely discouagng
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21
It DeVelOpeS!

destroy liberty under the plea OF suppress
ing begins show with startling During the
the WEST declared that Russia nuded
other nations did bring her barbarian
market hrng sodey and crush the
preaching rebellion OF man against the dollar.
like the bubbng speech OF unac. It
raboon And about two weeks after that
senator capital Washington and declared
Russia and the United States when the time
will soldiers who troubled with
opinions'
Why the the vast checkboad of
expcabe threatening that only the besotted
Indulgence cowardy Ignorant would live under in
absouethe cuehe dspoticthe knoutfayng and
slaves sails New York harbor
military station Here republic
cruel lavsh Russia is centrang her CONT
powers fo the mighty Armageddon to
deceived silent, outraged humanity
safety, national and ibertyby
such tlome desposm, is this
rOwbeo the people wholly lost. But the day
reckoning The people revngeiul
the peopeorge
heads"
within the five when those people, the
hungry with machine whose
destroy rights and happiness OF humanity.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21
Ohio

The state convention the peoples party at Columbus Ohio IN
the 4th OF July -
Several resolutions demands made 70
financial situation: ~ WV
We demand the restoration unrestricted eo;noo &c
silver upon legal equality gold the ratio Of 6 to
We pledge ourselves to concerted Mans d A
old parties establish gold standard this country with +
dire effects industrial class.
plank was inserted the platform in favor supplemental legal
tender exclusively in volume
to restore and normal healthy provide for
it's distribution without the Of banks " ~
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21
How Now

The the buheaded criminal
Department officials the Cold Storage Warehouse
given week 1t appears that the
spite
explanations They the fire burning below
they them
who pointed the location the
nowthe perish the officials
their lives!
published the
suppress ALL One them
local paper, published the truth
Does independent press!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21
The John Law Bubble.

heard the miserable traitor proclaim that
the Mississippi Land Bubble which
ruined millions, a land loan scheme!
hirengs Wall Street kindly the Encyco
anything BANK! It national bank
simple Argentine Republic Ceu national
behind the banks
loaned out!
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21

An excellent letter from Bro. White OF Chehas rec
published next week.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21
AnarChv.

development anarchy the the bankers
and lawful the banks
millions Take the bankers and the saloons and the
which support thmand law earth will hold them
with Cleveland holder With president
making unmang lot the banks
deyng dyng law all the the
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21
KANSAS

Inc popusts Of this the taken &C.
ano deem II the w to reoganze the that in caao
such presented during tho oo
WINTER the ends OF justice completely ubve r. s.
esn tne minds the people at large especially Of tho M
zens this commonwealth that the militia state a. %
that the anarchists republicans not be od
nelr unlawful position from the hail. Adt en
mas received instructions from military affairs ~ 49,
Dano ne TOUR companies Topeka to organize fou
companies Line new formed companies will be order
oats are ten cents busel Of this state
" ooowaeer gives an account OF self proceeding
place at Falnve this dpositors tho p
onk elo ustneo IN taking hand of said
AIoNEY uENERAL LITTLE called Friday IN m
aVel dig row among the dpositors deunct
pank was closed IN an unusual
the cashier getting tno 49,
Cne omca OF the bank to to tho %
angry dposltOrs walked behind and
everything in sight On Sunday the dpostors held an OF
aI wncn tney went through the form of
the bank Sunday afternoon gathered ~
MS home where he stood guard ~ ~
OF course no authority law for the
ors and when Bank Commissioner Brendnthal
promptly turned the funds e
meant no to the State authorities THINGS
Out wii;nr
ne omces OF the bank They so
- CIV on0 cashier q receipt Tor
that in thirty counties the part Of this state
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21

All leading druggists sell Hills Chloride Of Gold Tablets su
for the Tobacco Opium Habit ~ ~
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21
Great Trouble Expected.

assumed phases Walters
the leader permit be used against
dsarmed companies and holds all
dscordant spirits helps him boodhed
the sending dispatches make it
appear popu string boodshe and revolution
and uprooting purpose Under do
credit ANY lying daily papers
Deep dirty, damnab lies Revolution waits
owved traitors who have Kansas newspaper Offices
false charges Kansas will
probably the OF the
ple.
guarded by stockades One mine
sent south 900 negroes feared at
Bro. Drake sends Of six from Pennsylvania
Splendid Howe the Legal Tender question
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-21

tits reported that thirty the western mart
there will be total failure P ILLS s1aU
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-09
LOCAL sRevIT,Es.

E. w. Edwards, OF Rich mond, was in
the city yesterday.
DIR. j. B. Moorman spent yesterday in
Wytheville, at which place his wife is
visiting relatives.
j. T. Dillon will leave this morning
for Bluefield, w. Va, on u business
trip.
A. w. Griffin was arrested yesterday
afternoon on the charge of assaulting
and knocking Ben Maddox down with q
stone.
Harry Fry has accepted a position as
travelling salesman with the Providence
Jewelry and Novelty Com pany, of New
York, and will leave for the West to-
day.
TUBE ROSE house plants and furni.
ture for sale at "a Sixth avenue s. w.
Mr. FRANK L. Allen, representing
Constable Bros, Of Richmond, will be
in the city to- morrow
The Rebels of Roanoke beat the
Salem boys in game of baseball yes.
terday by score of 10 to =. The game
was played in Salem.
Capt. Felix and Joseph Frank will go
to Buchanan to day.
DR.. T. M. Bowyer went to Bedford
City yesterday to visit friends.
j. D. Hobbie spent yesterday afternoon
in Lynchburg.
Capt. S. L. Crute is visiting friends at
Fincastle for a few days.
DR.. Carter Berkeley OF Stanton, re-
turned to his home yesterday after a
pleasant visit to his cousin, Capt. w. w.
Berkeley
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-09
Charming Little Mabel Paige

Will open her weeks engagement a. the
Academy OF MUSIC tomorrow night in
Little Lord Fauntleroy" There will
be change of bill nightly and popular
prices will prevail.
The dramatization of Mrs. Hodgson
Burnett's interesting novel, Little
Lord Fauntleroy," was staged at the
Garden Theatre last night The audi
ence was very large, filling every avail
able seat in the theater. Mabel Paige,
who impersonated the Little Lord, is as
graceful and intelligent as can be de-
sired. She is consummate actress and
won the hearts of the audience while
receiving showers OF plaudits. The com.
pany supporting Miss Paige is excel
lently distributed and every one OF the
actors performed his allotted part to
tho satisfaction OF the audience.-New
Orleans Daily State.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
"For Revenue Only.r

Milton Mobiles satirical comedy. "For
Revenue Only" was warmly received at
the Academy of Music last night. There
is little of originality in the plot.
Theatre-goers scarcely look for that,
but the dialogue and filling in was
bright and clever. The characters are
original and diverse.
The play is on the same lines as "F or
Congress-" in which VIM. a. Crane made
big hit, and Charles H. Hoyt's IA
Texas Steer" Political intriguing and
a red. hot campaign are strung together
with love story and the discovery of a
long lost father. The third act in
which the sanctum of country editor
is introduced was the hit of the evening.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-09

Mr.. VIM II. Roberts. of Rappahau
mock county, died rather unexpectedly
at the home of his son-in law, Mr.. Ed
ward Benton, near Locust Dale. in
Madison county, where he was visiting,
on Tuesday morning, in the seventy
sixth year of his age. Mr.. Roberts was
the second son of Major John Roberts,
of the revolutionary army. He leaves
nine children.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-09
Archie Sandn, BENEFIT.

The Opera House will undoubtedly be
crowded to the doors on Tuesday, April
is, for everybody will want to see clever
Fanny Rice and her supurb company in
Offenbach's operate gems, THE Little
Broom Seller" and that famously
successful musical comedy ga Jolly
SURPRISE" which is said 10 contain more
novelties and create more laughter and
applause than any entertainment bs-
foro the public
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-09
On Its Marta.

Archie Sands is trying to Guido him.
self. Yesterday afternoon he posted a
large stand of paper on the north end Of
the Wright block for Fanny Rrice. 1t
armed his trade with Barnum and
Bailey.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-09

ArpRvrr,S Is called to the ADVERTISE
m mt of j. r. Hockaday. in which he
offers some special bargains In Roanoke
real estate. He is determined to sell.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-09

EAGLE dairy restaurant and ice cream
parlor, 144 Salem avenue. best tableser-
vice in the city. Breakfast, 25 cents;
dinner, IS cents; supper, 25. Parties
served. @. II. LUKENs, proprietor.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-09

A. l.. JAMESON 81 Co., coal dealers, Headquarters
(, " Atlantic dynamite and Judson powder
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-09

H. l.. Cheathan has been appointed
local consul Of the League Of American
Wheelmen by DR.. Frank X. Steel, chief
consul of the Virginia division, vice w.
M. Carr, resigned.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-09
DIED.

DIED.
MarrI, ,ge and death notices from any place
in Son lthysest Virginia will be published
free p below.
CART .R-Yeste rday at noon, MIS- FANNIE A.
CARTER ,ged 81 years, AZ 51G Second avenue g
W. The r. mains will he shipped this morning to
Thaxton r. n intcrR,ent.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-09

lid papers for the next week at 10
cen rs per hundred.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-29

bic Seu6e bsreits lanse gepiitbet bat,
tommen forttpdbrenb 9fa6ri9ten bon
Sobesfdllen in Golge Der @bolera.
= Sn 9lltona erfrantte am %. eSuIi
Elm grbeiter, gtamens prtn3, auf ber
StraBe on Der @bo;era unb lpurbe TO-
fort in bas 9o5pital gebra6t.
= Sie 01ittelmeerbdfen baben gegen
aae aus gteapeI tommen6en S6iffe
Auarautdne erfldrt.
= IS bat ben Nnf9ein, als perbe
Siam bod ben nlaBloien Sorberungen
Grantrei9s na6geben mi11en, ba es
an @nglanb ni6t ben erbofften &iid>
balt finbet. Sn 8angfot befiir6tet
man ben Nusbru6 ether &enolte BON
Seiten Der @bineien, bic iebr 3ablrei6
bort pertreten iin6, gegen bic bort tpobs
nenben @rropder. Sie Gapitdne Der
i'm 9afeu liegenben englil9em unb
beutl9en &riegsf9iffe baben bic &egiez
rung anfgeforbert, bic 9auptgel9dftsz
lotale BON Bangfof miIitdrif9 beieben
gu laRen, Inn fitr ale GGle geriifet au
iein.
SIN 9afen BON Soulon liegen
1900 Mann frana0fii6er Sruppen sur
iOfortigen geri6iffung mad Siam
bereit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-29
9elft oer 9fatur.

90 seDie wie iebe aBirfuns etne nrla&e Bat, ebeu
10 GENTS fclst Nereutranfbeit ber nnftdtisfett be,
Wieten, penu cteie ni&t prompt sebpben trivp.
SDmme benz Ietbenben Srsan gu ShIfe NIT Sofetter
RassEbttterS, weIeS bic Ghdtisteit ber Wieren uni
Der Blaie In tefamer eiie anrest, cbne fe su reis
tbun. Gerbeu bie senannten Srsane burG bteies Be-
ebenee unb barnreibenbe GItgtr anserest, 70 eruen
lie tbre Gnnfttcnen srunblt4 nnb reseImdbts, tntem
fie aus benz Spitem bic nureinisfeten abfhbren,
wel@e @beumattsmus, 1aRerfu9t, Blaienftetn,
8rtsbtfdbe Rterenfrantbett. 8u6erru6r unb Blajenz
Rotarrb er3eusen Das &uftreten etner hieIer 5red,
lt&en Rrdntbeiteu lit bte Don ber Ratur auferIeats
Strafe fur @erra4IdIiisaus ber gfese Der Iieren.
Spbale bieie tn irseuS einer eie unreselmasis funs
stren, ipute teine Wtnue 3sit nit benz @ebrau& bes
ii5 elm, baR ba8 8itters NIT sletG treff.Gem Grfpia
sesen St6rnusen bes WasenS ber aeber une ber Gtns
sepeihe, be8 Rerpenipfems nnb sur 0erbhtuns unt
9eiluus BON maIartaartiseu aranfbeten ausepansi
ptrb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-29
Stternatiouafer Spsialiifen>
6unQreR.

Sir ben ant 6. Nuguf in 3ari9 AIT.
fammentretenben iaternationaIen So
aialiitenz& &ongreB 1T bon benz Organi=
fations> >&0mite bic Sagesorbnung bers
ianot wnrben. Sic umfaBt 8 punfte,
ndmli6:
y MfaBregeln sur internationaleu
Sur9fiibrung be8 N9t1tunbentages.
p @emeiniame 8eitimmungen tiber
bic Maifeier.
81 9ie politii4e 3aftit Der @osials
bemofraten.
A. Steaang Der Sosialbemotratie
i'm ariegsfale.
81 S6ub Der Qrbeiterinnem.
g. Nationale unb internationale
Imsgeitaltung Der Gemeltl6aftem.
y Snternationale Organization Der
Soaialbemotraten,
9 8erf9iebenes.
gu fdmmtli6en Yunften Der Cages
orbnung fimb bereits sablrei9e Mn,
trdge eingegangen.
Ser n&egipnaIfongreB bes Ofens
bon Grantrei6" beantragt beilpielss
weiie au beidlieBen: y Ser arieg
lei in @nropa nabgei6afft". p Sn
auen ieit 80 Sabren anneftirten 2dns
bern iOQ bic eingebnrene 8ep6lterung
enti6eiben f6nren, tpel9er 9tationalis
tdt tie angebDren wolle. - Na6 Mns
nabme bieler 8eltimmungen bur9 ole
europdil9en parlamente erbalten iie
Geiebesfraft. ~ Die parlamente gus
ropas beaei6nen Delegirte, einen aui
eine Million ginmo6ner, Bic auf brei
Sabre gemdblt finb unb bas interna.
tionole S9iebsgeri9t bilben. 81 9ie=
les @9iebsserift bef6dftist li6 mil
Der allgeme.r II MbriiItung.
Bon nj 'bre- Seiten tpir6 beantragi
3u erfldren, baB bic 9auptaufgabe iei,
vbie @roberung Der poIitii9en Ma9i
bur6 bic Nrbeitertlaiie, bic DepofIebi.
rung Der reeisrenben unb belibenbeu
&Iafe".
9ie So3ialbemofraten Dolanbs Der.
langen elm 8erbot Der !9etbeiligune
an Der parlamentarii6en 4rbeit uni
on Der 9lrbeiterf6uBgeleb bgebuns; fie
forbern ferner einen 8ef9luB, sum
unner3Igli6 auf eine ariegserfldrune
bur6 bic Resierung nit einer mill.
tdrii6en 9ienitperweigerung gu ant.
UDrten".
9ie ioeiaIbemofratiI6e partei
Deuti9lanbs beantragt folgenbe Re'
| Iolution: ,Oie illternQtionQle rebolu:
tiondre SOcialbemotratie bat in allen
2dnbern nit @ufgebOt auer &rdfte ben
6aupinifif6en @eliiiten Der berri@ens
ben &laife entgegen gu treten, bog
8anb Der Solibaritdt um bic Nrbeitel
alIer 2dnber INNER fefter 3u f9lingeu
unb uuabldiIig auf bic 8eleitigung BEG
&apitali8mus binaupirten, Der BIZ
Meni6bett in 5tpei feinblide Seerla.
ger getbeilt bat un6 bic g0lter seger
eiuanber beBt. Ntit Der Nufbebune
Der &la1enberrl6aft beri6minbet aud
Der &riee. Ser Stura be8 9apitalis.
mus 1T Der Weltfriebe."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-29

= Die 9eibelbeerernte lit III bieiem
Sabre in 0euti9larb in JoIse Der anz
balten6en Srodsnbeit iebr f9Ie9t auss
gefallen unb in Der Gegemb BON Oob>
rilngf, iouie in NnbaIt, benz 9ieien<
gebirge, 6ar3, Sbarinsen &C., tpoielb5t
i'm 9ommer 3ablrei9e 2eute beim Bees
renfammeln lobnenben grmerb finben,
tpir6 iiberau glei9mdBig iiber ben
i6le9ten IusfaQ geflast. Oie mad
Berlin un6 anberen groBen @tdbten
gelangenben groBen 8eeren baben
alt6 einen iebr boben preis.
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0a,ts ,tmSuuR.

ale, pelte Or. Rings v0eue Gntbeduns~ sebrau&t
baben fennen tbreH 9Bertt, unp bic, wel&e bas bis
iest nod ntt setbau baben, tbnnen est gang umonIt
stnen 8erlu4 6amit anteGen. Waan rrsn6e ii4 an bic
uute1 anss5etste Npotbste unb iaKe @ eiae Brpbefaz
Ide sratis geben. Man ienbe ienen Ramen unb feline
abrsiIe elm an $. 6. BudIen & So. tu Gbieasp unb
man iptrb eiue prsbes S&abteI ron Or. Rings Reuen
9ebensz iuen foieufrsi Suseanbt erbalteu cpie etu
Ggemplar hes sShbrerS unb ber aebeuss
@eseln@. aues bas rtrp ii9er peu Russn fur Sts
ien, Obne Sbuen Rotten su psruria1en. Gan antonis
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