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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
FryrPAL or MRS. CHARLES L. DANA.

The funeral of Lillian Faree Dana. the wife or
Or. Charles l.. Dana, took place yesterday. at her
home. No. 30 West Forty -sixth-st. Mrs Dana
death was due to injuries received In Bermuda
while jumping from "A carriage to save her little
child who had fallen from the vehicle. The SER
vices yesterday were extremely simple. consisting
merely of "A prayer and few words on the Chris
tian life of the dead woman. The Rev. DR.. James
II. Hoadley conducted the ceremony THOSE pres
ent included DR. George T. Shrady. DIR. William
Draper. Dr. Joseph Collins, DR.. George p. Elliott.
Or, r; H. McAlister and Dr. r. = Fowles s. Henry
The coffin was covered with beautiful flowers. Mrs.
Dana win be buried in the Mount Hope Cemetery,
Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
THE 9th BATTALION WILL ATTEN
CHURCH

The 6sth Battalion will not escort the Irish So
cieties parading to-day but 1t will attend services
at ST. Pa;rck's Cathedral The assembly will be
the arrno-v. Seventh-st. and Third-ave.. at $50
a m. and the march will begin 5'clocl; The
battalion will march through Eghth-st. TO Fifth
ave. and up that thoroughfare 20 Fftieth-st. Arms
VII! De SACKED OUTSIDE the church. Euard tHns
the places reserved for them II me Cathedral
The services will begin at 10 o'clock ami last che
hour. after which the battalion will niarcn back
n the armory. Full-dress uniforms will IL. worn
with overcoats, II the weather makes them neces-
sary: The battalion will parade n eight companies
Of sixteen files each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
rNAMARA COULD NOT BE HELD

rhe Grand jury yesterday dismissed an indict-
ment against William Mcnamara. formerly a keen
er In the Tombs for permitting a prisoner Richard
T. Kyle, TO escape on December IL. 1892 while KYLE
was In his custody at a grogshop at Centre and
Chambers SITS. The dismissal was on the ground
that Kyle was not legally in custody Of Mcnamara
and. therefore. conviction could not be asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
LASKER WINS FROM S1EINII|.
TIKI, ADJOURNED GAME OF THURSDAY
FINISHED YESTERDAY.

MP sTEINrTz SAYS HE WAS TRYING ~
.,.r TINE AND MADE HAsTY
M0vE-A CROWD IL ATTENDANCE
There was a crowd Of spectators at the mon
eouare Hotel yesterday afternoon. when Ste'"''|
and Iasker renewed their play in the hrS' s"'ne
of the chess match for the championship %
word Iasker's move, which he left sealed "heh
,bo ,,o,oo stood adjourned on Thursday night, was
forced and - was Steinltzs reply, but the Ger
mans nfty-second move came as surprise 10 'he
champion. who could not then save the game
Eight moves later ne resigned
Following is the full score OF the game:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
FOR THE HUNGARIAN HOME.

The Hungarian societies will give benefit to-
morrow evening at the Lexington Avenue Opera
House Crerrace Garden) for the Hungarian Home.
Thars will be entertainment and ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-17
MIR. BREcKINn1DGEs SECOND MARRIAGE

MIR. BRECKINRIDGE'S SECOND MARRIAGE.
Louisville March 1G.-Dr Preston Scott, brother
OF Colonel BrecknriIge's present wife refused to-
day to answer the question If the statement was
true that he had compelled Breckenridge 10 marry
his sister Immediately after the death Of the Colo
nels first wife His face flushed he said that
families.
Or. Scott visited the newspaper offices of this
city the day before the breckenridge Wing wedding
here. and insisted the publication OF the fact
that the marriage would take place then, in spite
OF the fact that Breckenridge had previously de-
MED "a statement To that effect.
II Is not known here If DR.. Scott his sister
will testify in the Observation-Disclosures In
Washington
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03
AMONG rnE FINEST PROSE.

upskln,s Glowing Description or the
campaniie of Giotto at Ftorenee.
This massage from Ruskin Is one
OF the two instances cited by Rev.
Charles Kingsley, himself a writer OF
much power and beauty, as the finest
examples known to him Of modern
prose. II is the ending Of the The
Lamp OF Beauty" In "lhe seven
Lamps OF Architecture. :" Thus u
reads
/ remember we'll how. when bog,
used TO desplse the Campanlle
Giotto ut Florence and think u
meanly smooth and finished But !
have since lived beside IL many a
day aud looked out upon il from my
windows BY sunlight and moonlight
and [ shall not soon forget how pro-
found and gloomy appeared 20 mo
the sayageness u the northern
Gothic, when atterwara stood, for
the first time. beneath the trOnt OF
Salisbury. The contrast Is indeed
strange, II il could DO quickly felt,
between the rising o. those gray
walls out OF their quiet swarded
space, like dark and barren rocks
out OF a green lake with their rude.
Wondering rolgh'gralned shafts,
aud triple lights. without Lracery or
other ornament than tho martins
nests ia tho height OF them, and that
bright. smooth, sunuy surface u
glowing jasper. those splral shafts
aud fairy traesries, 50 white, so
faint SO crystalline. that their slight
shapes are hardly traced 10 darkness
Oa the palLor OF the eastern sky, that
serene height OF mountain aiabas Ter.
col0rcd llEs mOrning cloud
and chased Ike sea she'll
Mud II this b.. a. bsilege II, tho
model and mlrror % perfect archi-
lecture. Is there aOt something 10 b.
learned BIZ looking back % the early
life % him who raised iI' I said
that the power % tbs h4maA mtad
had It's growth ia the Wiidernessi
uugh more must tho love and tho
conception u that Oeau,y. whose
every limo and hue No haze seen 70
be. AZ tho bess a faded Image 80
God daily work. aaa al arrested
ray Of s0me star 81 creation. b.
given chiefly 10 She places which 10
has gladdsugd BY planting yhsrc tho
De tree aud tho pine Not sllhin
the walls 81 Florence. bul among tho
far away fields OF her liilcs. aas tho
child trained aho vas 10 raise that
hsaIstous % beauty above the
towers u watch and war Hcmem.
ber all thai hn became. rolnl thu
sacred thoughts wlih which no tllgd
the heart 81 Italy. ask those uho
followed him what thoy learned al
his feet and when you have NUN
bersd his lAbors and received their
testimony 1! 10 seems 20 yoa tha,
God has verify poured out upon his
servant no common nor eusiraiug !
portion 81 hts splrli aud that a. va
Indeed king among tho chltdrun Of
men, rsnom ogr also that tho legend
upon his crown vas that Of uay ids
II took thee from tho shuspcot0 aad
from following Tho sheep
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

the conductor held ont his hand, a
young man at my side placed a quar-
ter in it, and said, For two This
gentleman had understood the cause
of my embarrassment, and paid for
me-"
$50, young lady, You accept a dime
from an unknown mani Better a
thousand times to have explained the
circumstances to the conductor the
driver to anybody. One does
not forget ones pocket. book
when going in an omnibus; or,
better still, one does not 20
in an omnibus after having forgot
ten ones poeket-book How do you
propose to return this dime to this
young man? For 1 hope you do not
intend keeping it?"
But, papa, ! have mis- card. See
here: Mr.. William Mason, No. 4 Will
low street, Melrose
The father, without waiting to near
more, snatches the bit OF paste board
from the girl, and cries.
"What, not content with lending
you money in violation Of all the pro-
prieties, this gentleman gives you his
card besidesI lie is the pettiest in.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03
APT REJorNoEas.

Tommy say, paw Nr Fikg
wow what 70 sou waut1 Tommy
What 4 the difference between The
sea horse and the navy plug7
CLARA We girls are getting 10 a
secret society George What's tho
object? Clara don't know yet Int
III tell you all after am Initiated
He always looked on the brigh,
side Of everything was the cons,tiny
remark 81 one ~ the tnpuracrs. yes
and he'll feel II now, sayagoIy nut IN
the editor
Claude They say That Miss Justine
is going into convent Tor life. Jack
= Yes. she hns promised 10 br Sister
to 50 many Of us that she is going 10
adopt II ns q profession
u had one of the most remarkable
experiences ~ my life ti.s morning. .
said the professor tWbst was ito.,
inquired hts wife. II heard United
states senator reprovc his SON for
wasting his time
See here, waiter. i've been wait.
ing haitian hour for o glass Of beer.
4 ana now that YOU bring t. Il 4 only
half fur Excuse, ma sir. but II Il
was entirely full You would havs ina
to wait longer stillw
What are the chances 10 gain al.
mission to the bar in your towng,,
asked the law student ~ native
Well stranger, thar amt no troubIo
durin' the week but you've got 10 ID
mighty slick on sunday.
/ Great Physician. ehcerfullv-yea
sir, can reduce you az the rate y
I'VE pounds a week. Fat Ntan-uIoyy
oitcn shall come around 10 sec v,n
doctor? Great Physician You needn't
come at all. I'll just send YOU n lin
NJ the end Of each week.
Young man, said tho stern father
appearing suddenly at tho door =,
the parlor and holding il omen ivan,
OUT Yes, sir. responded the young
man, rising to GO You're tho boss.
You've got the right But want von
to understand" he added gcr.cl.
mat don't walk ont on account z,
any grievance I've got against Mis-
Laurar' '' ~ ~
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

THE emperor of China has issued a
long proclamation declaring his rights
as suzerain over Corea and ordering
all his maritime provincial governors
to make every effort to fire at the
Wojen ships if they come into the har-
bors and to utterly destroy them. .
This means war with a vengeance,
and in view of their early warning the
Woien or Japanese will probably keep
their ships out Of Chinese harbors and
thus save the worshipful governors
the exertion of making every effort
to fire. at them.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

THE proposed change in the fash
ion of passenger cars. substituting
depot platforms for car platforms,
may be realized in the next few
years. Already the Illinois Gem
tral has adopted such platforms for its
suburban service. TO step from the
depot platform to the car rs one passes
from one room to another without even
threshold to disturb the dignity Of
the walk seems among the comforts OF
the near future. The expense Of de-
pot platforms would be apt to fall con
siderably short Of that Of car platforms.
The element Of economy win be apt to
make the change inviting to railroad
managers.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

DR.. Cyrus EDsoN Of New York an
Inounces a discovery by Dr. Koch Of
Berlin Of Il cure for diphtheria which
never fails when applied within thirty
six hours. The announcement Is
made on authority Of Dr. Briggs. the
bacteriologist Of the New York board
of health, who was sent to Berlin to
investigate this subject. lie found
between 3, go and 1000 weIl-attestcd
cases that had been cured by this anti
toxine. The New York board Of health
asks an appropriation for the purpose
OF bringing this remedy into general
use in this country. It is probable
that the health officers OF all our cities
will try to secure the new remedy and
that it will soon be within reach or all.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

iotte, to begin dinner, his Importance
ana hunger have so overmastered him
that he is holding his evening paper
upside down, and probably thinks he
is reading it.
Here, Gertrude" he snaps out at
last, addressing his servant, take
away the soup and keep it warm. |
cannot understand what has Detained
Charlotte at her music-lesson. Bring
me my boots at once. am going TO
meet her"
Gertrude, still trembling, removes
the soup-tureen, and is returning with
the boots, when the door-bell peals
out joyously.
That is Charlotte, at last" eX-
claims the father, who has just taken
off his slippers.
1T is the young lady" repeats Ger
trude, who, in her haste to open the
door, drops the boots on her masters
plate.
Charlotte enters like a miniature
whirlwiud She is small and grace
ful. with laughing eyes and fluffy
hair; is IS years old, has little feet,
with arched insteps, and pretty hands
perfectly gloved, besides a thousand
other charming details; there are
dimples in her cheeks, and she has
clean-cut little chin, and a softly
rounded form. In a word, she is an
adorable little creature, a butterfly,
all ribbons and lace; flowers and fur
bellows.
You have come at last announces
the father, ironically, as he seats him
self at the table, and unfolds his nap
kin.
oh, papa, was just going to tell
| your
'Sit down, sit down first; you can
explain while eating, and will under
stand you better then. Great heavensl
I have waited long enough, already.
Gertrude-the soup
But, papa, you can't think! I've
had real adventure.
IAN adventure?" cries Mr.. Prince
town, starting up in alarm.
Yes, papa, an adventure, in the
omnibus, with young man"
I'm the omnibus, with a young man.
Great heavensr
At this juncture Gertrude discreetly
retires, in obedience to an imperioui
gesture from her master.
''Oh, papa, an adventure with ;
young man who was altogether too
nice, assure you"
II would have you know, my dear
that young man who is nice never
has an adventure with young lady
above all, in an omnibus. Explain
yourself"
'Oh, it's a triAing matter, papa
and, really, it isn't of the least use t,
make such big eyes at me, and talk t.
me in such voice. had forgotten
my pocket-book- thing that is liabl
to happen any day
"oh, yes, yes-especially to thos
who haven't one. Go on.
II didn't discover it until the con
ductor demanded the fare. What wa
to do? | turned red as a paony
then felt my face pale. Happily, a
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

A YOUNG woman ranking third in
a class of sixty-one members in a Scot
fish university, who stood first in her
class in zoology, practical chemistry,
anatomy, history. physiology. surgery,
medicine. pathology and midwifery,
has just had the honor OF bachelor of
medicine and master of surgery con
ferred upon her. She is one Of only
three women who have had this honor
IN Scotland
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

ONE OF the things which it seems diff
ficult for the public mind to grasp is
that there is a decided difference be-
tween the knot and the mile. tits GER
tainly about time to have it thoroughly
understood that the two are not the
same thing. 1t seems easy enough to
remember that a mile is only about
eighty-seven per cent OF knot, the
latter being approximately 6,0S2 feet
in length, while the statute mile meas
ures $3.50 feet.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03


Louis Prang, the
photographer. was
printer AZ the age d Il
cling through Earops
manufacturer whss 4.
lsis broke out ne ~
70 Switzerland. ana ~ u
York IN 1850 he az =
business that he sod ~
after q years bard ss
with that s25 be gos -
which IN after year.
start a little lilhossa
was Illness that eAased
quish bis tEads 81 Nooi =.
started him In The IL
hlm fame and sostsss
Times Star
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

No GOLD mine ever discovered on
the continent possessed 1.-THE of the
value discovered in the hitherto unre-
garded cottonwood; and if well man
aged and husbanded the placers will
not give out as those of the gold mines
do. 1t is pointed out, however, that
the woodpulp man has begun his raw
age in these riparian groves, and that
if he is let alone he will destroy them
as he does every forest on which he
alights.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

ut IS strange" exclaimed the If.
ritable man, that can't get what
order 20 cat -
"What'o the mattero" asked hia
wife. "i'
81 ordered blue fish ana the waitor
brought me black bass"
oh well, | wouldn't got angry
Perhaps the poor fellow is color
blind. " '''i
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

IT has been proposed that stations
be erected in convenient localities in
cities and large towns where physi-
clans may go to be thoroughly disin-
fected Immediately after they have
visited case of infectious disease, and
before paying any further visits.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

The question naln,,.
Which Is "the foBos.,
eallsi" Has the read.,
hope % engage. ever M
his stomach on The sus'.
After convincing proof, 4
organ has got tho upIe,
Sort been made Ia llos,,..
teFsi lfs0, tho ',iona..,',.'
called by memory IL ",
resumption o. thu s5s.,.
lass thoroughly ahd n.
fear % being ua'es
When the dinner MI
soul strikes agfesst ,
auditor then gresN Il
nua hastens 30 obey II. y
tiers "a renowned Is ~
too malaria Billions
aud remedy nesF0lsbs.
sick headache.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

THE New York police captains were
aot as gilt-edged in their hriberies as
the officials OF Ward McAllister's town
might be expected to be. Captain Ste
phenson. for instance, was bribed with
huckleberries.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

Excavations 10 babylon have
brought 20 light number % bricks.
tho stamps on which provo tbon 20
be 40 least 1000 years old. They
appear to bo As good now ns When
they were frs. baked.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

Yes" said Miss Giltby. "a took
the trouble TO study French before
going abroad. "
did you get on nicely in parison
"Perfectly."
80 they understood your French p"
"N-no; but managed TO got along
with their English beautifully. .
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

F!shhOoks are precisely She same
Ia shape to-day AZ thew wrru twunty
centuries ago Tho only difference
u 10 the material shrn they wora
madc Of bronze. now thgy are made
Of steCi
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

AS SHOWING how competition is af-
fecting the business of the electric
companies, it is noted that complete
trolley ear. including two motors, six
years ago cost $500; four and half
years ago it cost $4,000; two years
ago, $3.50; a year ago, - ,009, and
now it can be bought for $1,000 to
Il ono
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

MIR. WILLIAM X. VANDERBILT, being
the son of his father, no doubt resents
the idea that the public should be
made acquainted with his family af-
fairs and outside matter incidental
thereto. The public be -.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

IT is difficult to understand the OBJ
ject to which the king of Abyssinia in
tends to devote the elaborate postage
stamps which he is now having en-
graved and printed in Paris. There is
no postofice and no postal service in
Abyssinia, and the Philippians have
not yet developed the civilized mania
'or stamp collecting.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

A MASSACHUSETTS woman has IN
vented an envelope which it is impos-
sibc TO open and reseal without de-
lection. That womaa's Ingenuity
viii bring down upon her devoted
head the maledictions Of all members
of her own sex who are married. and
most Of those who hope to be.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

THE poor king OF Siam doesn't seen
to kow whether he is dead or alive.
He and the king OF Corea.are not having
Just the pleasantest time in the world.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

a French Inventor has got up a
street car omnibus driven wish gear.
Ing from q trcadmill attached 20 tho
rear Of the vehicle and supported
on wheels Tho horse. therefore
rides whilo no works
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

The Canadian Pacific railroad re-
ports a falling-offin receipts in the
last six months of about 81 900, 900.
showing that the railroads of the
states are not alone in feeling the
stress Of the hard times.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03
Il 4
COSTLY
DEBT.

\ only daugh-
ter comprises
the family of
NJ r. z e I c 7
Princeton, a re-
tired merchant
and q widower.
He is a very
important man;
and now. as we
behold him, in
his dininr-roon
awaiting the ar
rival of his
daughter Char
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

Where the plaeapo.ss ri
ripe. u may - hso4gs
whole il is a pretty az
served ~ dig lug osl n
two ~ q tine, vita
pointed spo0n Ths ~
taund 20 run clear . rs !
wil, split a. readily q
angv This msshod a =,
appls is that alHayf esd \
Tor ths uue hos h
never costs less thaa
Pineapple thus ssggel 81.
lug ia che hand and asgas
Ia sugar, ia the mA1asf Z,
FOE Strawberries
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

she-What did you mean BY saying
that ] looked like chrome? lie
Why-er--I meant to say that you did
not look as il you were painted.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-11-03

whsu We gvs 10 tie psssi =
@aes i ssapgY
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-01-04

fir @e,reibe unb Sleiid 1T. uno bob bic
Saneelsbilans Suiidsn beioen 2dnosrn
~beosutsno gu @uniten Der Der. Staaten
ausidlt. Man minihe. oa6 Der neus
1arit ben Sanoel nit 9euii4lanb belle
ben m6se. bod beredtise Der porliesenoe
@ntmurf nur 81 aerlngen poHnun8en
in bieier &idtuia.
Die 8ertreter Der &epublifen bon
Central uno Sio.I merifa intsrefIiren
iid fir bic S60e aui Sdute. Woae uno
anbsre &~obprooufte ibrer 2duoer. sic
ernarieten, oaB bic Ser. Staaten, oeren
SubuhrlssrseusniHe in ieneu 2anoeru
sroBen Nbias iinoen. burh 8eieitisuna
Der S6Qe auf &obmatetial cine 9sgen'
leiftuus seben wiroen.
Sapans @eianoter miomst benz Nb
itnitt ,Seioe" IN Der 1ariibia iein'
b~eionoere Gufmertiamfeit. gr tbeilI
nit, DOB iupaulide Seioe in GROCER
Waiien impOrtirt wiro. Cine Nbnabmu
bisies Supports nab ben Der. Staatei
pirb BON ibm nidt beflrhtet, oa bic be
trsffsnoe Soabeftimmuns nut penis ab
aeGuoert III.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-01-04
@idtise YeuiiOus= Gutideiouusen.

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nolos, bot mehrere Beniionsentiteioun.
gen uon o0semeinem Sntereiie absese.
ben. 9ieielben lautsn folaenoermaBen:
Die GonsreS Ncte, nab wel1er nah
benz /. Suit 1898 nur on iolhe I'm
Nuslanoe n%obnenoen B%eniiondre cine
BENTON beSablt werbsn bari. ,UslSe i'm
actluen Dlenite Suualioen seWoroen iino.
finoet ouf bic Blttmen oerieloen, bic
nibt in ben Ser. Staaten nObnenoe
ausldnoerlnnen limb. N%nueuouns.
8snu Elm seneiener SOloat bel iet.
mem 9ooe cine BON Inn geiesllb se
i6isoene Jrau unb min5eridbrise alns
Der blnterldBt, 10 fann bic Wutter Der.
ielben. faas tie mltteaos 1T. bic Ben.
iion beanipruhen. wenn iie bic erforoer.
llten Nadwe,ie belbrinst.
Wenn ELI inuallosr Yeniiondr itirbt
uno 81 isiuen GsbBsitsn nidt UNI Gr
b0buns ODER neue 5eititeauns Der Ben
iion nadseiubt, ionoern Die bonn Ben
lions Bureau ieitseiellte State obue Wl
oeriprub ucceptlrt bot, 10 fann bic But
me oslielben feline nudtrdslibe grbObuns
ODER neue 5efFeQuuB Der Yeniion be
onipruten.
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fust. Die Beoinsunsen zines nit Beniious
Nsenten be,islih Der @ebibr abses
l1lOlenen Contracts in 5d0en 81 an
bern, in Delden Der Contract oes Nsen
ten nit benz geniiousberedtisten in
OVERWHELMING nit ben beitebenoen
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9ommiidr bic ausbeSabluns elmer Ben
iion an einen Beniionsberebtisten midi
aus benz 8runoe neripeisern, neil Die
beulqiste BENTON sur BeSobluns Der
c%Ontrahuten @ebubr niht ausreibeno
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