davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-04-04
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ibren 2eiern Die naAite6enbe tGetne Mnefz
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in Gbica8o aufbielt", fenn3eicbnen ioQ:
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6em beriibmten Srptng %Dor5uiteuen, bate
aber Oeiien 9tonen Oer9eiien. lin iib aus
Der Gerlegenbett 5u belfen, gab lie Dor, 6aB
lie nit 6errn SrDtng einen fletnen 0iSput
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men bu6itabire, gebabt, melcber Sit elmer
0ette 9efiibrt, unb peranlaBte alt 6ie1e
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gems mar Glen SerrD bel 6teier fletuen
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ret9e Trau, bon Der Elm G6nli6er Sat- erz
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ite ben betrefeuOen 6errn bat, ietnen Sea-
men gu i3reiben. 0ieler ieBte ii9 ernitz
bait nteber uno I6rieb nit GROCER
TeterGtbteit etnen Namen, Ser ME
anber5 geibrieben tpiro ais: Sones.
Ser gute&Oue8e (OieQetbt tits aucb cine
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Der ipeltberi6mten engGtlcbenG Glen
TerrD, bic fat alid6rIib nit benz i6r per
l0nItcb iebr nabeite0enben" berborragen6z
item S6afcipearez0 ariteIer Ser @egenDart,
6enrp SrUing na9 Sen Ser. Staten
fommt, cine rgeiitret4e S3riftteQerin~
macbt, bat ie~6enfaQS 81 Der 8iertelmiuiou
0ouar5, Die baS &InitLerpaor trob Ser
i9le9ten 3etten auf ibrcr iingiten amertz
fanii9eu Sourn6e einge6eimit 9aben ioQ,
feinen rOt6en Seller bcigetragen. 11n6
~e6eniODent8 farm er ~ien1alS ais yg}a1iauer"
elmer Der SrDingzG errD'iDen 0~oriteQunz
gen b%eigelDDbnt 9aben. Wtr m0cbten tbm
aber ben 9uten Gat6 ertbeilen, 6oS Ser
iGumte BEL Der nG6iten @eIegenbeit, bic iid
tbln ur3ipeifel6aft I'M nG9Iten Minter bic
ten Dtr0, n%acb5u6olen. ST miro eS je6enz
fauS ntc6t b%ereuen, UNI 10 mebr, ais es
l9Hl l9 clH SElpleS ielH UltO, ett1et
rSperriiB" gu ri9norren" tpOmit er ia,faGS
Guen, bic ct in 10 lieben5tpGrDi8er g8eiIe
gum er9obenen Gatge elmer rSelbin bet
Te6cr" aOanciren IieB, t6m in ber iimplen
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miBfauen iOate, Dor Der GpentuaIitGt be-
tpa6rt blciben tpitrOe, itb ii6er einen vrein
gum Teniter Dinalts9etpOrfenen" OoQar gu
drgern.
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= Gtnes Der ~penigen erfreuIi9en @rz
gebniiie Der geitrisen 8abl lit bic gtte6erz
lage Oes gerfes'i9cn Grabanten Turpea.
Sartuea fOnnte ieine @aiaueni9aft
Oerfes' nibt Isusnen, benn er itebt i9On
ieit Sabren int 9ienite Ger StraBenbabn>
geieui9aft Der NOrOieite. Na9bem tbm,
mod inter Der 8rdfibentl9aft Burners,
Elm &tn6 BON Ser StraBenbabn iberfabren
tporoen mar, bat 6aripea, gum 2obn bafir,
oaB ct auf stnen @ntibdbt9ungSpro3eB
9egen bic 8abn ber3ibtet, cine benor3ugte
Steuung BEL Ser @eieui4aft eingenommen,
un0 lit aub na6maGs beim llmbau BET
Bfer6ebobn in cine GabeLba6n ais Nufz
ie6er Deruen6ct porben. Oils Mtttglte6 bes
Sta6tratbs bate er ii9 iebenfaus ais
tuertbooaes @erf3eug 6es &abeLbarons err
tpte1en.
, 1894-04-04

- Mor9an 9art bat bic 8erl9wd9ez
rung nit G6ica8o ab9eIe6nt. 0as lit
nibt gu Oermun6ern, benn Oa5 Semperen3z
tDum lit in Mor9an 9orf fart Dertretcn,
tpte baS StimmenoerbdLtniB BEL Der geitris
gen 9lblttmmung, 267 3u 66, CUR @enitge
0artbHt. 8rauen in Ser bortigen Metbos
OtIten9emein0e BADEN 6enn ou6 na4 err
rungenem Siege bic Sieger nit Giscream
unb itiBem Gudcn ~poQqcftobft
, 1894-04-04

= Spring 9iu i'm iti1feucbten @taate
&aniaS lit baS BaroOie8 Ser 8ei6errecbtz
l%erinnen, Dort iinb nGmIib geitern
i6mmtLi9e Observation-Disclosures Sic 6e8Otapors,
Der g oGi5eirthter unb Der Sta6trdt6e, nit
8rauen beieBt mor6eu. 0a 6eOauern mir
ben Qrmen, ser einmaG nit etnem 9tffen
oieien Boli5eirtdbterinnen DOrgefitbrt tpiro.
, 1894-04-04

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4. NprtI 1923 tdGt bic 8efreiun9 Ser Gaz
t3arina bon Bora un6 o9t onberer 0onnen
aus benz &lOter 0tintti3. 9tm 4. NprtI
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itorben. 1898 er9reift 8reuBen bon 0an8i9
8eitB. 1894 ite9t &oicinsto iiber Die
9%tuiien bel 9toclantc3. 1914 entiogt Sea-
pOLeoH ouf @erIan8en Ser Mari9aIe 3u
6Ontainebleau Dem G6rone 81 @uniten
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i3en 8un6estruppen in 6OIitein. 1849
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S5OlnOf. 1860 N~ufitanb aegeu ben &0ni9
Sran8 II. bon gteapeG in 8alermo. 1888
ittrbt Der ebenalige 8unoesantpalt
8repiter.,
, 1894-04-04

= Die Nieberlage be5 alderman Tripp
1T 3ugleib cine Nie6erla9e sitter, Die eS nit
Dem @o6Ge Der Sta6t ernit meinen, Gripp
Dat i'm Staotratb 6aS 8ublerz @lement be-
fampft un6 itatt tbm bafiir ~tbreQlnerfenz
nun9 3u soften, bat bic 8dbleridaft Der
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lit un 10 beOauerlider, ais geraOe bet
lteue StaOtrat1, iciner iebi9en 3uiammenz
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einen Sroit in Der gertn9en Sttmmenmebrs
belt ftnben, nit Ser ietn @egner 9etpdblt
ipurbe. gtur A Sttntmen bat bieier mebr,
alS ietn bemofratii1er @egner, erbaIten.
, 1894-04-04

O2an icbretbt aus SQbIen bonn
Is. WfGr5: Ser turcbtbare Sbneeftlrm,
tpelcber 1ett Sonneritag in Sac6ien tobte,
bat aub ben gan5en Sonnaben0 un6 Sic
Sonntagnacbt btuburcb nit ~ungeibmGbter
6cfti9teit. petter geraft, 10 baB Bic berz
lbnetten Babnltnten bis beute firth nocb
ntcbt ipieoer Tret 9entacbt iperoen tonnten.
@m meiiten lit bic 2ouiiB Our4 ben Sdbnees
turn betrOfen tporoen. Oie Sta6t 3ittau
mar tpdDreno OeS 9an5en Sonnaben0 fait
oouitdnOt8 bon ie6em 8erfebr mach ouBen
bin abgcl6nitten. S6mmtltcbe 8abnlinier
paren our5 Scbneetpeben geiperrt uno Der
8ertebr auf tbnen ein9eitelIt. OteDrere
Ber1onen5ilge iaBen i'm Sdnee felt un0
tonnten erit nob itunoenlGnger an9eitren9z
telter Nrbeit lotpeit tpieber frcigcmacht iper1
ben, naB tie bis our ndbiten Station gu 9e>
lan9en perr1Ocbten. Surcbtbore Ser
~ptrrung bat Der Sturm in benz Sberz
laultber un6 i'm 3ittauer Sta0tsG elep6Onz
neb angeridtet. 3abllOle 9rGbte itno SER
%rtiien, iolpie Stangen unO StGn6er ungez
broben. 9ie Misunderstanding miro me6z
rcre Sage in Q(niprub nebmen. Qtub Der
SeLe9rapGenberfebr mar Dtclfacb geit0rt.
Die 9etpaltigen Sbncemalien babcn iiberz
uui HdHIeHlItC9 uuD III pel 2SutpetH, eHpl>
men S6a0en angcrt8tet. Sn 3tttau lelbit
britdte Die S6neeLait ben eiuen @ai0metcr
Der @o5anitalt Gin. 6eutc enblib bat Der
S6neeiturm etma5 nacbJeIaiien, 10 6aB 5u
boffen itebt, baB pent8itens bic 6aupteiiene
babnIinicn pteOer freigem0cbt iDerben
f6nnen. 2(uBer in Der 2auiiB bat oaS I'M
petter aucb i'm @r3gebir9c arg 8cbauit; auc9
bort muBte Ser gciammte 8abnOerfe6r elm
9eiteut per0en. - 2(e6nli3e WfeLOungen
Ite9en aus gtor0b0bn1en Dor. @tne Otel7
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.

George Haggerty leaves this morning for Congress with a load of eleven men who will be put to work in the mine upon their arrival.
 Tickets for St. Patrick's ball to he given next Friday night at Gardiner's hali are on sale at Eschman's drug store and Hurley's meat market.
 The ladies of the Episcopal Guild will give a social and tea this evening at the rooms of Mrs. L. H. Goodrich on Center street. All are invited to at- tend.
 Notices of location of the Deceiyer and Golden Grown mining claims in the Goldfield district were filed yester. day by Henry 0. Longmore, Joseph Prows and Sylvester Byington.
 A. Hunsaker has given bonds to W, w. Wall, who holds the mail contracts for star routes between Tempe and Mesa, and Mesa and Lehi, to continue for four years from July l next.
 Suit was filed in district court yester- day by w. K. James against Sheriff Murphy to recover damages for the failure of the sheriff to sell property under execution at the time advertised
 An effort is being made by settlers along the Buckeye to have a postofice established about fifteen miles south. east of the city and another at Tooth acker's station about ten miles beyond. Petitions are also being circulated for the establishment of other offices to meet the needs of the rapid settlement of the valley.
 Suit has been begun in district court by H. M. Huntington against W. A. and P. P. Daggs to recover on note for $4,500. Certain real estate of the de. fendants' was attached yesterday by record and service was taken against the Bank of Tempe, the Tempe Canal company and the Utah Irrigation com- pany as garnishees.
 Patricio Diaz, the man charged with stealing stove from J. W. Williams last Sunday, had hearing before Jus tice Johnstone yesterday and was bound over. He told plausible story of having been hired by Bojorqusz to get the stove on the representation that he had bought it. Unfortunately the story had no support.
 The annual meeting of the Maricopa County Medical association was held last night. An able paper was read by Dr. Ward on "Enterititis, and one by Dr. Jones of Tempe, on "Pleurisy. :" The annual election of officers resulted in the choice of the following: Dr. Ancil Martin, president; Dr. Stroud, president; Dr. Jones, secretary and treasurer, reelected. The retiring president, Dr. Ward, delivered an ap- propriate address on surrendering his office. The meeting was the best at- tended ever held by the association whose affairs are now Tn more pros. porous condition than ever before.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14
LOST HIS NERVE.
Why a Texas Train Robber,
 Didn't Take Place.
Elaborate Preparation for the Re- Ceptton of the Robbers
 Last Night.

By the Associated Press.
 LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 13.-The following story is given by passengers arriving on the Cannon Ball this morn ing from Texarkana: A plan to rob the International & Great Northern northbound express at McNeill Switch, Texas, at 2 o'clock this morning, was frustrated by one ot the gang losing his nerve.
 The plan to rob the train had been brewing for a week. Officials were given tip and the tram was heavily guarded at Austin. One of the gang boarded the train intending to ask the conductor to stop at McNeill. AS the train approached McNeill the con- ductor signalled to slack speed, expect ing to be Jagged, but the robber aboard discovered the officers and failed to give the signal to attack the train.
 He was so closely questioned by the officers that he confessed the plot and agreed to help trap the gang. Tonight he was ordered to tell them that there was company of rangers aboard the train last night but to stop the train to- night. when they will be given a hot recoDtiOn
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14
A LOST CAUSE.
The Curtain Falls on the Brazilian
 Farce.

The Curtain Falls on the Brazilian
 Farce.
 RIO JANEIRo, Marck 13.-The war IS practically over and the cause of the insurgents is lost. The rebel forces have surrendered internationally, al. most without firing shot. The officers of the insurgent fleet have taken refuge on board French and Portuguese war ships. One French vessel has put to sea with the officers on board. It is said DaGama is on board the British war ship Sirius. When the fact be- came known that DaGama had offered to capitulate the government fleet en- tered the harbor quietly. As the ves- sells made their way up the bay they were saluted by the government bat teries. The greatest excitement pre- vailed in the city. The streets were crowded and everywhere could be heard the cry of 'Viva Peixoto."
 For the last two days the streets have been packed with people and all avail able trucks and hand carts have been busy carrying household goods out of the city until this noon when it was learned that the struggle was over. This was most joyful news to the peo- pie who fully expected that in the event of battle there would be much suffering in the city. All business houses have been closed and it has been very difficult to get food. Probably LOCO persons have left the city. the railroad transportation being free. The government is feeding the poor.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14
PERSONAL.


 Mrs. c. w. Miller came over from Tempe yesterday, returning on the af- ternoOn train, a--a.s ss c.#Aa= Y Eis,A
 E. H. Hitler left on Tuesday night for San Francisco on business. From San Francisco he will return to his mines at Africa. A gentleman named Oswald from Ann Arbor, Mich., who has been in the city and valley several days, is highly pleased with the utlook for this part of the country. says 5..s3 F Bob Bassett, an old time prospector, came in yesterday from the Santa Maria, the Congress. and Signal dis tricts with sample of rich ore taken from ledge eight feet wide.
 Commercial hotel guests yesterday were: Jas. L. Enden, San Francisco D.J. Jones. Mrs. C.. w. Leach, Jas. Casey, Colorado; D. D. Rose, B. w. Moves, Boston, Mass; Geo. Hamlin Relief mine.
 R. J. Douglass, formerly with J. W. Doris of this city, yesterday accepted a position to represent the Chapman & Smith compady of Chicago, wholesalers of bakers and confectioners' suppliea in Arizona, New Mexico and Colorado MT. Douglass expects to start on his first trip about the 18th.
 Hon. Robert T. Herrick of Topeka Kan., accompanied by his wife and mother, arrived in the city Monday morning. MT. Herrick is one of the leading young Repu blicans of Kansas and for several years was court reporter in the Twenty second Judicial district. He afterwards served with ability a. county attorney of Brown county. He enjoys lucrative legal business, but on account of the severity of the climate has been advised to come to Arizona. If MT. Herrick should conclude to locate in Phoenix he would be valuable addi- tion to the legal fraternity and Repub. lican ranks.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14
A SET OF BOOKS.
An Incident of the Pollard-Brecken-
 ridge Trial.

An Incident of the pollard-Brecken-
 ridge Trial.
 WASHINGTON, March 13.-During the morning session there were no ladies in court where the Pollard case is on, not even Miss Pollard appearing. Her at torneys have not yet decided whether the plaintiff will be placed upon the stand to testify as she is in such 8 ner. vous state they fear she is not able to stand the ordeal.
 The reading of depositions occupied the court until the noon adjournment and the first witness afternoon was Sister Cecilia of the Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati. She said that in 1884 she had been sister in charge of the convent at Norwalk. Ohio.
 'Do you recall that in 1885 there was person there named Burgoyne ?" asked MT. Carlisle.
 II do not"
 'Do you remember female patient who was visited by female doctor from Cincinnati ?"
 "There was one who was visited there by Dr. Mary Street."
 Four volumes of Irving which had figured mysteriously in the case were placed before the sister and she said II was presented with 2 set of books like those by 6 lady who had been a patient in the asylum in August, 1885, but cannot say whether these are the identical ones." She said she left the books, and a Norwalk lawyer tried to prove that they were given by Miss Pollard, but she could not -remem Der who gave the books.
 She was next asked regarding the contents of aletter received by her from Miss Pollard and court adjourned during the arguments over the admissi- bility of the.evidence.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14

Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Most Perfect Made.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14
A Dishonest Clerk.

DENVER, March 13.-E. R. Walters, chief clerk to Superintendent Brant of the Colorado Midland railway, was ar rested charged with embedding $l5, 1000. Walters secured the money by means of forged pay rolls which he success fully cashed for over four years.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14
Homes.
Homes For the People,

Any person, the head of family, having means enough to put under cultivation forty acres Of land. will receive the same in .he Vine land colony in the fertile valley of the Gila for twelve dollars, (S12) per acre including water right. Low rate for water rent guaranteed and water in abundance. Address
 VINELAND CO.,,
 Gila Bend, Maricopa County, Arizona
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14
Florence and Casa Grande Stage

Stage leaves Casa Grande ct "a. m., each morning, arrives at Florence at Il 80 &. m Returning leaves Florence at 1:3O D. m ar rive at Casa Grande at D. m. Makesconnectiol at Florence with stage for Globe. This line is fifty miles nearer Globe than any other line.
 DREW, STEVENS g. co,
 Proprjetors
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14

Wanted-Clean cotton rags at this office for wiping machinery.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14

NTH HEN IN BENSON STOP AT THE TRAsK w House for first-class accomodations No Chinese employed. MRS, L. 8. TRAsK.
 Proprietress.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14

NTREN IN YUMA, ARIZONA, STOP AT
 w the Southern Pacific hotel, best hotel on the line. s. s. GILLESPIE, Prom.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14

TILA BEND HOTEL, EATING HOUSE. THE 0 best meals on the road. First-class acco- modations in every respect. PADDOCK BROS.
 Props.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14
Hotels.

LNORENCE HOTEL-REFITTED AND RE- -I furnished throughout. Strictly frst-class in every respect. ROBERT WILLIAMS, Prop.
Arizona republican., 1894-03-14
PhenH < Prescott Stage Line

FOR PRESCOTT. VIA BLAok CANYON: Leave Phoenix, Tuesday, Thursday and satur. day at 7 8: m. Arrive, Sunday, Wednesday and baggage free; excess, 6 cents per pound.
 For Prescott, via Vulturs and Congress:
 Leave Phoenix, Monday, Wednesday and Fri day at 2 6. m. Arrive, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at p. m. Fare, $15. Fifty pounds oi baggage free; excess. cents per pouno. @'4T>s IT. Office with Wells, Fargo 6. Co. 6-ti 0. W. W.GREENLEAF. Agent.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-04
1000 Oarbs id0ne 2leioersing=
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-04
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Sabren an Mltersi6pdde.
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als 6reituilliser I'M 81. Obio=3egiment
nno lpuroe na6 4jdbriaer 9ienitaeit nit
Gbren entlalien. Gr. hinterldBt cine
trauernoe Wittiue ilno cine perbeiratbete
So9ter.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-04
Sit fuben bifielben lit grobu NuslDQbl bel
s.. sen5anler 4 soblle.
9Sir perfntfen
G5ltc &lciccr billiN
midDt billigc GIeioer.

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1honiten uno feiniten amerifaniihen Sabri.
faten bon 111dnner-, Rnaben- uno kinoer=2ln-
,iieen, hiten, bemoen II. f. 10. Rommen 9te
uno iehen Sic un1ere 2luspahl, 2llle nniere
1Daaren iino earantirt seraoe oas 81 iein
ais fir ,pas mir ie perfaufen.
o. 4rnbuuler & 8nb1re.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-07-04
Gclbitt,,prD.

Non einem 2eier in Minfielo ipirb
uns mitaetbeilt, baB lib oaielbit an
Samifaa elm 25idbriger Mann Namens
Sobn Mlliipn nit einem 2epplper err
i6ollen. Ser lltlgliidlibe litt an PEE
riOoii6em Srriinn unb mar Dor stpei
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Columbus. Seitber mar er auf Der
Sarm ieines 8aters, ungefdbr | Meile
bon g8infielo in 9ober Spwnibip, unb
i6ien siemli6 gelunb.
gr Deriibte ben Selbftmprb in einem
unbetpobnten 8lofbauie, ipobin ct fid
5uriidsesosen, mdbrenb mani i'm nod
I'M Wobnbauie nermutbete. Seine
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9enommen, baB iOfprt na6 einem @rSt
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linb 9as sr6bte @unoer lit es nidt.
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biloen eine ber 0ailpt=Qttrattionen.
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am Mitttpod, Is. Suli. in Canal Do
Der ii6 proouairen.
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NetratbSb e,UiIItA.tttae1t !.

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DenrD 6. Dedernan Beatrice gl.
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Sobn W. Samiioll Matbilba Wrigbt.
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GmdIetts 9lrnifa gaIbe.

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preis Is Gents per 5dadtel bel S. s.
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Erteninc.

Sir bic am 80. SUM enbenbe
Wode blieben folsenoe ni6t reflamirte
8riefe auf Der bielisen poitoffice /:
81. 6. Clemens, SDiepb gillmes,
Martin Stpfsbale, s. 9. Nutlebge,
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8able, emma Wilfins.
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