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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-07-06

into the darkness, followed BY Ernest.
Presently the spectators saw . glow Of
light; Q cracking sound, and q peculiar
whisslng followed: then Q stream Of Ore
mounted the cir with marvellous speed.
The 6ery serpent dew skyward higher
and higher, throwing out brilliance that
made the lockers on hold their breath.
The sputtering, sQuirming reptile formed
an arc, and after long flight came hiss.
Ing down to tho earth.
The visitors were really amazed. ''Three
cheers for the Folly boys" cried Ben
sIade, swinging bic hat. The cheers were
given right heartily, followed BY tiger.
Explanation.
"Now, tell 10 how Il was oil DONE" they
begged, and Joe explained.
THE shower Of dewdrops." he began,
was produced BY attaching . lot Of long
fine threads to wire rim at the base Of
the balloon, to which were fastened thu
strings taken from q lot OF hrecrackers,
interpreted with littlo rolls Of tissue pa.
per containing wet and dry powder. Some
Of these became detached while burning
and Aoated earthward, while others were
carried on. A slow fuse kept those upon
the threads from igniting until the bel.
loon was well up from the earth"
"But the firing Of tho cannon with q
teapot Of water?"
'"T! old teapot contained q little coal
oil. which was careful not to turn out
when upssttins the vessel. OF course Il
arose to the top when the water was put
In. and was easily isnlted."
The boys laughed heartily. "That was
good one. Now what Of tho fery ser.
pent?'
'"That was Q mass Of rags and cotton,
very slightly dampencd with bensine, and
rolled into the form Of q snake, but I,
contained also d lot of wet and dry pow
der. The serpent was attached to q
crotched stick, tho end Of which formed
tho reptiles head, and the branches the
two wings. A stiff spring.pole was sci
firmly in the ground and then bent over
and held by catch. The crotch was eel
aside tho spring.pole at an angle Of about
As degrees, tho serpent lighted and the
spring. pole set loose. That threw the hiss.
Ing reptile high In the air"
"Bullyv' cried impetuous Fred Brustcr
Shout after shout sounded out on the
night dir ~ tho largo company Of boys
left Folly Farm thoroughly delighted with
their homemade Fourth Of July enter
taiument.
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THE NATIONS BIRTHDAY.

COLUMBIA. gem Of the west,
Peerless thou art, alone doth stand.
A continent By freedom blest,
Bright banners doat DER oil thy land.
From mountain peak to peaceful vale,
From ocean depths to bubbling rill,
We ever hear the same sweet tale
OF peace on earth, to man good will.
OF all the nations Of the earth,
What one can such q record show
OF purity and sterling worth
Among her men Of years ago?
On history's page forevermore
Their names shall blend harmonious1y
A those who opened wide the door,
Freedom for oil posterity.
Unfurl our glorious nag once more,
Ring out In clarion tones again,
Amid the glare Of lannon's roar,
The nations yearly grand amen.
This day Of days, alone Il stands
A priceless gem Of lustrous hue,
Secured to 10 BY patriot hands,
A loyal band to right s'er true.
The Stars and Stripes. long may they
wave,
Grand emblem Of land that's free,
Might and oppression found one grave;
Thereon was reared sweet liberty.
And while the golden sunset rays
In radiance dash across the earth
Wed offer up to God oil praise
For noble deeds that gave our Fourth.
e. Clifford Wadsworth.
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Entered Hts Complaint.

"Am dis de place whar' dey com.
plainy" asked q middlc.aged cOlored
man as he entered detective headquar.
tiers the other evening.
Eyes. II they don't complain too loud.
IT," was the answer.
"Den. sah." continued the visitor.
dropping his voice almost to whisper,
II wish to complain dat my clothes.line
was robbed last night. Yes. sab, while
we slumbered somebody dun come
along an robbed dat clothcs-linc In de
mons' discontinued fashun."
"IIave you list Of the stolen ar.
ticles!''
~ has, sab. 1t was one white shirt,
sah--de only white shirt dat pos.
sessed In all dis world. While We was
locked In de embrace OF Morferous
some villainous pusson dun climbed dc
fence an' bore dat shirt away"
"Just a shirt. eh?"
"Jess shirt, sah."
"Thut wasn't such great loss"
mo. sab. not sich great loss, but
look ut de principle Of dc thing. sab
II a hilarious villain am permitted to
dislOcnte q white shirt from clothes
line with impecuniOslty. what guaran
tee hev we got dat the same pussor
won't return an ab0minate dc entire
Monday washin' an like nun plumber
de domicile to boot? hain't lOokin' a
dc shirt. sab. but ut de immortality Of
'lowin' an unhuhg scOundrel to TAX,
advantage Of dc auspishus occasion!"-
Detroit Free Press.
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gratulation. indeed. II the extrava.
ganclcs Of tyrO designers do not bring
this so.called style into positive dis.
rcpiite. Already a noticeable number of
clients instruct the architect not to give
them Queen Anne exteriors. Such eli.
ents are pleased with the colonial fca.
lures, as u rule. which Il regarded rs
an Indication that the colonial Is grow.
ing In favor. This developing prefer.
ence must crafty all people Of good
taste. The well.defined features OF the
colonial style IRE Of classic origin and
cannot he improved" When the de.
signer attempts something striking
with II, he gets away from It entirely.
The design given herewith Is regard.
cd as fair example. the designer be.
ing limited to low cost. The colonial
features may be said to be confined to
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HER GRAVE 10 UNMARKED.
No N(onument Over Molly Pitcher's
Last ReotlnR Place.

No Monument Over Molly Pitcher's
Last Resting Place.
On q little knoll about two miles south
OF West Point and hardly ffty yards
from the Hudson river are thirty unmark.
ed graves. Tall cedars and thick growth
Of underbrush conceal the spot from tho
casual observer. In the center Of the 9th
grave on the west side tree much larger
than any Of its nelshbors towers aloft
and forms . monument which nature,
more generous than man. has raised over
the ashes Of Molly Pitcher.
About Molly Pitchers early life little 10
known. After her marriage to Theodore
Pitcher she went with her husband to De.
fend Fort Clinton against the British. he
being one Of q company detailed for that
purpose. The British, however. put the
American soldiers to flight. Molly's hus.
band dropped bis portnre and Joined the
fleeing soldiers. The brave woman tried
to rally them, but failed. Stamping with
rage and disappointment, she seised the
Hre and discharged the gun into the ad.
vancing column Of Britishers. Molly e..
capped, and Joined her husband In the
mountains.
Il was nine months after the capture Of
Fort Montgomery that Washington or.
dered Gen. Lee to attack the British
troops at Monmouth. Proctor's battery
Of Gen. Wayne's division led the charge.
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the windows. but the windows arc NO
truly colonial that they dominate the
whole exterior. Following IL a some.
what detailed description Of this dc.
sign: Size Of structure-Vront (width).
81 feet; depth (slde). ~ feet. Height Of
stOries-Cellar. feet; first story, q
feet; second story. 8 feet. Materials for
exterior walls-FOundations, brick or
stone; first story. clapboards and shin.
giles; second story. shingles; roof. shin.
giles. Interior finish-All rooms lin.
ished with white plaster ana soft wool
trim. All woodwork to be treated with
wood filler and finished with hard oil,
showing natural cOlOrs. Exterior col.
Ors-Entirc body and gables painted a
colonial medium shade OF yellow;
all trim, such as water table. vcranda
and balcony rails. all holdings. brack.
cts. window and door frames, painted
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WHEN we WE'RE BOYS.
A Picture Of an Old.Timo Celebration
80 In the Country.

A Picture Of IN Old.Time Celebration
80 In the Country.
"Now, Billy, don't 60 near them anvils."
Sammy, will you stand back, or do you
want to got bowed up?" And stranger
to boys and to the custom would have con.
cluded that Sammy certainly did want to
get ''blowed up." for It was the regular
complaint Of the men In charge that there
'w0uldu't be q speck Of danger II II
weren't for the derned boys cr0wdln' In
co."
This was at 4 o'clock In the morning Of
. Fourth Of July. years ago. IN country
village. The boys were hurrying toward
the public square. where the anvils were
located, barefo0ted and clad for tho most
part only In low linen shirts and jean pant
aloons and buttoning the latter % they
ran, for tho affair was too important to be
missed on account Of little informally
In toilet. And close after them came two
or three mothers with nervous warnings
Of caution.
The rising sun showed the whole popu.
lation up. and In tho country as far a.
~ Of cannon or ringing Of bells could
heard there was great excitement
ng the boys, each eager to get bis
breakfast and be OF for the village. The
men and women came In later II 1t wasn't
a "good harvest day."
BY 10 o'clock all the town was out, and
70 many from the country that the village
contained 5000 or 1000 people. II the
season had been very early "down ON the
sand barrens." few watermelons were
for sale. but not often. OF homemade
beer, ginger cakes, currant pies, striped
candy aud the like, the sale was wonderful
"A stand under every big tree. In the
village grocery the big cheese was cut and
regular customers invited to taste It.
Scuba six" cigars (six for 8 cents) were
70 plentiful that every boy could have one.
The men gave way to unwonted gener.
osity and whisky they had always with
them-'2O cents gallon, aud that that's
good" Shutting up the "gr0ceries"--
they were not called SALOONS" till near
the war-would have provoked riot.
Tho speaker gave "0ld England" few
vigorous whacks, pitied the subjects OF
foreign despotisms." congratulated bis fel-
low citizens ON their glorious freedom,
and generally wound up with statement
that "but for our noble forefathers, who
on this day 70 many years ago declared
these colonies free and independent, We,
fellow citizens. would have been the sub
ject Of despotism. perhaps trodden into
the mire Of slavery and compelled to give
one-third Of all we possessed to the king
and bis soldiers. "-B0st0n Post.
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age room. II preferred the hallway
may be enlarged by including the recep.
tion.room. II preferred the sitting.
room may be used as bedroom. in
which case the reception.room should
he connected und be used ms dressing.
room. 1t Is an easy matter to convert
the smallest bedroom on the second
floor into bathroom. Cost, about
$4,000.
(.OnveiQht 1906
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Unpleasant Japanese Custom.

In the early history Of Japan 1t was
tlecitlededly u dubious honor to be close.
~ related to any person Of note. for one
OF the laws ut that time dccrccd that
when person OF rank or Importance
died all the immediate relatives must
be buried alive, In perpendicular posi-.
tion, around the personage's grave.
Their heads were left above the earth.
and thus they remained until welcome
death came to free them.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

HE boys ID and
about Barton expect.
ed every season to
have . good time at
Folly Farm, where
they were sure to
c0ngrcgate on tho
Fourth Of July to be
entertained. Joe and
Ernest Folly were
moro than ordinary
boys, and the saying
went tho rounds that
what they could moi
invent In the way OF
amusement was moi
sr,npth annlum ThAaa
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Fun at tho Signing.

When John Hancock affixed his, under
and other circumstances. prepOsterous
signature to the Declaration Of Independ-
ence, he laughingly pushed the paper
aside, saying: '"There, John Bull may read
my name without spectacles." Again.
when Hancock reminded the members OF
the necessity Of hanging together, DR..
Franklin dryly remarked, Eyes, we must
indeed all hang together, or else most a.
suredly we shall oil hang separatelyv r.
Health g another word Tor temper.
anco and exercise.
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white. Outside doors treated with
wood filler and finished with oil, show.
ing natural colors. Roof shingles oiled.
AccommodatlOns--Al the rooms and
their sizes. the pnntries and closets. are
shown by the plans given herewith.
There Is n cellar under the main house,
and the garnet Is foOred to provide stOr.
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Ala Rusy Day,

Goblet called on DR.. Probe to-day
and tho servant said unless 1t was very
important no couldn't see me.
Et0ne-Why not?
Cobbie-Hs 10 resting up for the Fourth
Of JulY.
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Briggs-Whils was on tho piasss with
Miss Lingerly last night her little brother
threw 6recracker right into her lap.
0rises-Hs was aiming st ysss ssS''
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COLONIAL COTTAGE.
The weii.De fined Features of Tbls
style Cannot He Improved.

That the sO-called Queen Anne style
Of architecture will not long retain
popular favor Is very safe predic.
ton. Its extreme popularity forbodes
its early decline. Every tidal wave
must recede. 1t will be matter for
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Ynnnespille am 80. uno 81. October. Der
9eBt Die Sateu nlht. Seine 3abnarbelt.
3abue 9eSo9eu. obne ShmerSen 81 perurs
iaten.
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,eJan-Nadrtm1rn.
Nm ndhIteu Sonnutoa pirb in be

Nm ndditen Sonnntas ipiro in Der
pom bo6w. =. SEQ, D. g. .. paitorirs
ten @emeinoe in Stem Wunlb Die pier
~Slsltinoise Nnoatt beginner. Wdbreno
Der brei 8etia8e peroen benz bodn.
Serru Yfarrer swet Beneolctinerudter
Don ct. Sobn's, bodp. Serr .. &ldter
BON Welroie uno bohn. y. @ouaro, D.
9. g., Don ct. Murtin ausbelier.
9esten Montns bat Ssrr Geo. J..
Satorp, pslder Die llnbsfledte gmpidns'
nlbtlrde in ct. @lpuo oeforirte uno Die
Observation-Disclosures in Der &irbe ~
grescu, Jouu, iOeben sur sr0Btsn gu
irieoenbsit Der @emeinoemit9lisoer boil
euost bat, Die Nialersl in Der Stride Der
Dom oohp. q. guo9er. .. 9. g., pa
iorirtsn @emelnoe in ct. Soiepb bsson
men.
Die @ebriioer 8rppp limb nit Der
&sparatur Der tatbOliiden Stride in
W,uerpiQe bet.aut moroen.
*Sodw. Serr Qubef, tpelder nod
ieiner in 81. @lOuo %empfunssnen Yris.
iterpslbe nah Der olien Seimatb in GU
ropa reiIte, wiro oisier Gage rab 81.
Gloub Suridtsbrsu uuo InteQuns in Der
Yro.g atbeorale fir bic Yolen iener &e
meinoe erbalteu.
Scr Sodp. s. 3. Moonep reiits
9eliern nat 5Olsp, mn Die Elaboration
Der bortiaen neusssriinoeien @smeinbs,
iOmle au9 Die in princeton 81 iberneb.
men.
Der SOdp. 6. Yopers 1T mt ben
Wi1ilonen Wora, Srioseman uno @lf
Giuer betraut moroen.
Der bodp'its Oberbirte belt OUT
ieiner 8elie mad 8lnona IN Yrinceton
an, mo er ON sOuutas Nbenb in Der
Stnbibale einen 8ortras belt. porauf
er an ndditen MOr8m feline 8eiie iort.
iebte.
Gm fommeuosn Sonntas, Wontas
uub 9~ieuitas finoet IN Der @emeinbe
golb Spring bic pierSlsitinoise @ebets'
anbndt itatt.
~Fr. Bruno, 3. 8. g., tpel1er i'm
st. Sobn's college IN ben lesten Sab
rem als Brdiett Dem Sunior 9eparts'
ment portland, 1T unianss oieies Wo.
nats nad &om sereIit, UNI on benz bors
tisen NnIelmiauum ieine ibeolosiideu
Stubien 5u p%oIenoer.
*Sohp. Serr Syn. 9aser 1T pom
bobm'iten perm S'idof Worip oils
Sceliorger Der @emslnoe Belgrade nit
Der 5iliale Safe @eorSe ernannt porosn.
*Seute finoet in Sacobs Brairis be
Ginuelbuus Der nsuen 8irhe ourd ben
bodp'iteu perm Gbl Better ensel fiatf.
*2sBteu Sunntus reiiie Der bodw'ite
Serr Nbt Yeter gusel, D. 9. g., BON
ct. Sobn's mad Ct. Baul uno idloB
iid anoersn 7asss Der Delegation BON
ct. Glpuo ,ur Notwithstanding
in @inora on. Nud Der bcdip'ite Ssrr
BiitOi Wartin Warip reiiie Don ct.
Baul Gus, pobin Spdcerielbe iih brett
BON Soils, no er ON Sonnta9 firmie,
beaab, nit Der 81. Qlouo Delegation
sum q utbulitsntas in Winona.
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\ Den Buno fir's Qebeu ,bIoS,s

Den Buno fir's 2eben IdloTen
I'M 9ienitas in 81. Martiu Serr
Nnton aneie uon Rltmono nit fsrl.
Waria Soldier uon 81. Martin. Hoh
Der Ernuuns lamb unter BEN aaitliten
Sboot Der @lteru Der Yrout oas Suh.
Seitsieit ftait, 81 Dem lid ulsle @dfte Elm,
%fanoeu, bic in berSlidter 8eiie oas al.
semein seahtete Bruutpaar nit Slid
piinIden l%berbduften unb oasIelbe nit
id0nsn @eiaente beoudte. Die 6od.
Seltsie,er perlief in id6niter gBeiie, uno
Der .Worotern" pinidt ben Reuper
mdblten, bob Die ibnen sebradie @lid,
ulinibe ii4 ale uerplrilldsn m0sen.
9etraut uuroen ON 3:enfas in
% 10 Wunih our6 ben bo6m. q.
SEQ, 8. g. g., Serr Soiepb 0otd nit
Sri. @ertruo 8oroe. gtad Der firdlis
den 5sier fslte fih i'm eltsrliben boule
Der 8raut elm Sbaar 9elaoener @Gfe
Elm, Die ben Neuuermdbltsu ,bre Gdtuna
ourd roblsemeinte @lidpiuide fir Die
3ufunft uno ourb uebsrreiduus Idoner
@eidenfe befunoeten. Dab es benz Jun
ae Yaare i'm neuen Stanoe itets potts
ersebeu m6se, 1T Der auiridtise 8un,9
oes yNOroitern."
gbellh uerbunben ipurben om z.
oieies Wtonats in Sprins sill
ourd ben bodm. Germ 6. u. @uutel
Serr SOiepb Sdr0ber aus Dem Conn
Brodmap NIT SRI. 9bsrsia arebsbn5
aus Belgrade. Na9 benz 3rauamts
muroe unter benz safIldsn Oboa9 bes
6errn Sos. &rebsbad, oes Saters Der
Sraut, oas podSeiisieit s~eieiert, NO iid
elne aroBe Nnsabl Berwanbien unp
5rsunoe oes lunsen 8uures einssiunosn
bate, UNI oemielben Die beiten @lids
winide 81 entbieten. am aleidsn Gage
f"eisrten audi Serr Sos. arebsbad unb
@emubltn ben 80. Sabrsstus lbrer bod
Seit, oaber oaS Set lid Su einem 9ops
peiten gsitaltete. Dem ulten uno Dem
juuSen Yaare wluitt Der r%gtorotsrn"
@ottes reidliben Seseu. - Der junse
Sosan ldbt iein @eitaiislotal in Spring
Sla ourh eiuen Nnbau UersrOBsru.
Inter sablreider 3bsilrabme BON
2elotraaenoeu. uamertlld elmer sroBsn
NnSabl BON 8ermanbten, wuroe DON
sNorsen ble2eide Der peritorbenen
Jrau Seinrib y. 9tnsmnnu in SAT-
m i n Su Srabe setrasen, nudSem
bodp. .. 8incena 8. g.. y, Yiarrer
Der @smsinbe, unter GiiiiienS oes bpbtp.
3. Sanas. .. g. g., ION Rlbmono ole
Siaton, bes Fir. Nopli, .. 9. D., Don
ct. Sobn's zines SObnss Der 8srtor.
benen, OILS Suboiaton uno bss bodp. 9.
clinton, 3. g. g., bon SucObs Yrairle
Elm Iraueramt uno lestersr elne tlsier
sreiienoe 2eidenreoe sebalten bate. In
ter ben 9ebeten Der Yrieiier uno btr
ue,iammelten Wenidenidaar puroe bic
9side Der 5rau 9insmunn, Die blenie
ben einen suten 8umpi 9efdmpit, Sut
eUisen &ube sebettet.
2ebrer 3. 8. SdOmer, pslder III
lssterer 3elt in Buttins unidiiis
NOR, bat lem Seim Don bort nad 3itd,
field uetlest, mo er tpjeoer feline alten
5dbisteiien OILS GrSleher uno 8elsbrsr
Der Suseno entialten Uirb.
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Sin eutidicOencr GriOls iir Den
California GeiienOcu

If Der eurhlauitpee 3ouritm 9nr.Ii snit
her ppn eer Nprtbern Yactrt u u. in Der.
tineuns nit Der Sputbsrn YoctNe u. ".
tnduaurirt wuree. 8urjeite ytnte Swtlten
eem Siten uno California YUntten lber
Srrtldne, Oregon. Iteie 3uBs cerlaisn
Ct. 9aul ure Wtnnedprlt5 jeren Wtttwr6
Ndtmttta9 uter Ncrttern 90eifc ,Spcr.
lamb" une tcmmen in SdtrementC une
Gan 6rontistp an fpi5enren Wcntd9 an
Berth. &ate nur $1,000. 5urNsferpattcren
menee mdn iih an &. @plfsbera.
lttet Nlent Der y. J. u. y. 44.4
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Canfiaguna.

. Sn ooQiter Nnertennuu9 Der it0nen, nab
oeutlter Nrt 9emitblihen Stunoen, Die uus
lebten Sonnta9 Ndhmtttag IN Ct. SOiepb
Oh Der berSllteu Auinabme uuo Der ubers
aus Suonrtommenoeu SebduolunQ iettens
Der Siuage, .Beboroe uno Der Burger IN
ct. Soiepb 81 3beil wuroeu, uno Die uHs
tpteoer 10 rett Die oeutide 8emitblitteit
betm SLANG Der oeutiteu 2ieoer uno Muiit
Dor augen flbrte, lei hermit aus banter
tlutem SerSen glen IN Ct. Soiepb, bic uns
ole oersnll9ten Stuuoen beretteteu, uniere
u~neer9eBllte Nnerfennun9 9eSoQt.
2le Nittglteoer oes Ct. glouo .9ieoer.
tran5." Ct. 9louo, ben IA. Oct. '95.
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Nerfeiaerung.

Nui Der Sarm oes llntersethneten, nnbt
Yleaiant gate, iueroeu am %. October, '9j
morsens 10 Qbr iolaenoe @egeuItdnoe Of.
ieutlit periteisert peroen: ! 3eerin9 Bin.
Der, / 9eertn9 MGbmaihine uno Seureheu,
/ Sobu Deere Hilug. 1 Brehpiluq. | 8orns
Gulttpator, l Gage, / BroaoCait Sdmaihls
ne, / 5armpaaen, / Elatiorm Bueep nit
Spet SiBen, 2 ShIltten uro anoere ilelne
Nderaerdtbe, , aibe. 3 SUeiIabrlge Seliers,
1 iehs Wouate altes Galb, Elm 8eipann
ihmere N~rbeitspieroc. u Sbpelne. II ! on.
men Seu, ME nud 0aus9eratbe aler Grt.
Seoin9uugeu: Summeu bis S. baar; uui
lolhe iiber $500 EN- SSabr Belt al 7 BRO
Sent 9e9en quite Slrgihaft.
Sohn U eb NJ, Si9entbimer.
3enrp &oienberaer, @eraeioerer. 44-3
Nelnrih Sober, S''H''5''"' fo
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3u0claufem.

Dor finf Bodeu limb benz unterSei6ne.
ten Su9elauien: 3 rotbe & alber l Stier uno
2 Setfer. Ser GIaentbumer tauu oieielben
9eQen 3urAderitattuu9 Der blerourh oerurs
iatten u~ntoiteu uno 5utter- @ebubreu pies
Der erbalteu BET
Sarnep Weper,
45-2m Ct. Nu9uIta, Ntlun.
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benz Sc.
Die 8reis
iufe BON
! ben er'
bethe Die
|uuo jest
|reiie au'
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8out ibr cine ueue Nuletbe MAIDEN ooer
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