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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-17

Wen GaAv vas sick. We cavH hc- CaSt0ria-
Whoa s1e was a CAil3. she cried t1- Cast--.a.
When So became Miss, She cln2< 20 Castos.A
whe1 she had Children, she gave them Cas;orie.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-17

The natives of the solomon islands have
murdered two traders. Head hunting is
rampant in the islands. The British adj
miral has been ordered to repress the
aN naSSaS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-17
Buying
Home Products

MesuS keeping money a: home. However.
II q not mon local claims. ba; upon Their
acsual merits that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-17
Patent Excellent
VI VI "A0yelty 4"

Prands q Flour have Gero.uc - popular.
They are - ade iso "a extra select wheat.
snd are the only brands actually m!iled
in Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-17

N@.- ..~ 3 ra ~ sale 10 T.aa's
Farr-t-y b -~ 3~s< s.o-e. second and
Pa. and Saosaain.e drug store. Taird
ana G3ke.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-17
DR.. Miles Neryine
Cures.

DR.. Miles Nervine is sold on positive
guarantee that the first bottle will benefit.
All druggists sell it atsi, q bottles for s., or
IL will be sent, prepaid, on receipt OF price
by the DIR. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-17
STEWART & HOLMES DRUG co.
Wholesale Agents.
Circulating froand
The fifPF

The titH
T-p0u She heads of the best reSsed men
Nou R!H see straw hats which hear our
name ana trade marx.
OUR STRAW HATS are made 10 ORDER
FOR us lie the CHEST style OF the arr pF
country
The quality IS guaranteed the very best
and the style absolutely correct.
No BACK NI-AfBERS-Ne could Iot
sell YOU n last ears hat II you wanted
one as Ne have nothing but mex goods
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-17

.3> l~ sniy E ssF.l
large 8-t attentive con
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-17
SOWING THE SEED.
Simpson and Merritt at First
Presbyterian Church.
MANY ELOQUENT DisCoURsEs.
Immense Congregations Told How the
Holy spirit Conauers >in-The
Christian Alliance.

Revival meetings thaa tax the capacity
% the building have beta inaugurated at
me FiFAt Prasby te-ian church by Rev.
\. =. simpson and Rev. Stephen Mer-
ritt. both u New York the former Of
whom = president OF re Christian Al
lance. They arrived in this city Friday
evening. and began their work Saturday
afternoon.
Yesterday morning a large audience
filled the main assembly hall Of the
church al % o'clock and at the regular
church hour. II o'clock. the church was
crowded. The meeting was opened with
singing by the congrega ton and a short
prayer. The morning themes. The Bap-
tism With the Holy Spirit-How 10 Re
ceiye." and The Promise OF the Spirit"
were presented BY the two speakers IN
a manner that captured and thrilled the
audience.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
THE APPROPRIATIONS.
Omnibus Bill Introduced in the House-A
Salary Slashed.

Omnibus Bill Introduced in the HOuse-A
Salary Slashed.
ST. PAUL, April 17.-The omnibus ap-
preparation bill was introduced in the
house Tuesday morniE and made a
special order for Thursday morning at
10 o'clock. 1t is expected that the bill
will be accepted by both houses with
but little opposition, but on minor de-
tails there may be some debate. AS a
matter of form representatives of dis
tricts in which are state institutions
are expected to offer objection to reduc-
ton Of the appropriation, but there will
be but little change in the bill.
A bill reducing the amount paid the
supreme court reporter from So, 500 to
81, 900 was reported back from the sp7-
cial committee on fees and salaries and
passed under suspension of the rules in
the house, after a lively debate, by a
vote of 81 to 10.
Relating to Election Districts.
S. F. 40, with which both houses
have had good deal of trouble. was
finally amended, after having twice
passed the house and been reconsidered,
SO that it suited the house and given its
final passage. The bill relates to the
organization of new election districts
where more than 1926 votes are polled in
one district, and, as passed, leaves the
matter at the option of towns and vii
lagos, but compulsory, as at present, in
cities Among the other bills passed
xUara the fOI1OwiDr.
To provide for the publication of official
state and county ballots.
To provide for the purchase and dis
position of general statutes of 1894.
To prevent fraud in the manufacture
and sale of cheese.
Granting certain powers to the city
councils of cities.
Relating to the change of boundaries Of
counties.
To prohibit sectarian instruction in the
public schools.
Providing for the cooperation of educa-
tional Institutes.
To appropriate money for the supr, me
court contingent.
To provide for the preservation of the
battle and camp grounds of Camp Re
lease
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
The Difference, Between Representa-
tive Feig and an Umbrella.

The Mankato FREE PRESS suggests
that as Henry Feig, of Kandiyohi
county, member of the state legisla-
ture, has spoken to or upon each of
the eight hundred bills introduced in
the house this session, that some
means be taken to recognize in fit
Ting way the obligations of the state
to his genius and presidency, and pro-
poses that his birthday, July 21st, be
set apart as legal holiday. The DIS
patch feels deeply on this subject, and
while the FREE PLEss suggestion is a
good one, we have better. We pro-
pose that an appropriation of S109 Al
be made with which to purchase a
monument of suitable design, such
monument to weigh not less than
240, 2O8, 100 pounds, and that Mr.. Feig
be placed under the same in recum-
bent position. Located on the new
capitol site and properly inscribed,
such pile would perpetuate the
memory of the man and at the same
time stop great deal of very tiresome
noise. Mr.. Feig, is different from an
umbrella. An umbrella can be shut
up.-Steepy Eye Dispatch.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
A DELIGHTFUL EVENING.
Such Was Enjoyed by those Who At
tended the st. Peter Reception.

AS such can be classed April 10Th in
the city of ST. Peter. The night was
all that could be desired. The re-
freshments were such as to delight
the palate of the most critical cpl
cure. The entertainers bent upon
making the event memorable one,
and the five hundred guests in the
MOOD TO partake to the fullest of the
Inequalities rendered.
Those entertaining were: DR.. and
Mrs. ASA Wilder Daniels, Mr. and
Mrs. Judah Bement Sackett, DR.. and
Mrs. Chauncey Morgan Skinner, Mr..
and Mrs. James Bennett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugo Lewis Stark, DR.. and Mrs.
Harry Ashton Tomlinson, Mr.and Mrs.
George Henry Ribble, Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Herman Block, DR.. and Mrs.
Norman Bond Patten, Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Kelsey Gault, Mrs. Eugene
st. Jplien Cox, Mrs. John Thirwall.
Miss Elizabeth West, Miss Grace Oar
ling, pr. Jared Waldo Daniels.
Many guests were in attendance
from the adjacent villages, notably
from KasOta, which, being only a few
miles distant, made it possible to re-
! turn the same night.
There were not so many from this
city as attended a similar reception
given at the same place last Febru-
airy, but those who did brave the dis
lance spent very enjoyable evening,
and tripped the light fantastic toe to
music from the Minneapolis Mandolin
club. Our neighbors know a good
thing in music when they find it, and
almost invariably treat their guests
to the delightful music furnished by
this band.
We in former article'described the
unique manner and place in which
the good people of our sanity neigh
Dor hold these. receptions, and it is
now only necessary to add that the
hall was bower of beauty, made SC
by flowers, palms, electric lights,
draperies, evening dress, music and
handsome ladies. And over all the
watchful eye of host and hostess
galore, and each guest felt that the
evening had been all too short when
| the last goodnight was said.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
IN THE SENATE.
Day and Evening Sessions Occupied in
Discussing ADpropriat Ons

Day and Evening Sessions Occupied in
Discussing Appropriat ons.
The senate took up the day and half
the night in discussing the general ap-
preparation bill and has sub ,tituted the
senate measure for that Of the house,
except the part down to the enacting
clause The third reading Of the meas
ure VIII send it to the house for con-
currence in the amendments
The senate made amendments that
increase the bill as introduced SOL 900
and make deduct ons of ST., or a
net gain of $43 500. The items f in
crease include $50, 900 for an iLebriate
departments for the Rochester, hospital
The items deducted are 81 900 to pay
William A. Jones for legal services in
suit against Uri Lampeey by the state
and two items for publ shing the geo.
logical and natural history reports,
one Of IS, 100 and tie other 81 900.
Pine Land Bills.
The pine land bills wers referred to a
committee OF four, after running de-
bate, for the purpose of harm aniz ng
differences between rival opinions as to
the two measures This commit ee,
consisting of Senators Allen, Young,
Durham and Schaller, put i'll most Of
the DAY on the matter and agreed upon
a general amendment that was salts ac-
tory to them as representatives. of
friends of the rival bills
Il. +. 067 was passed under suspen-
sion of the rules. 1t amends the law
relat We to the practice of medicine and
surgery.
The senate refused to suspend the
rules for the purpose of passing Fl. f.
73S, which provides that the supreme
court may direct judgment in causes
without sending them back for retrial
in courts below
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
He LEGISLATURE
Bill to Codify Our Insurance
Laws Slightly Amended
and Passed.
ELECTION MEASURE ADOPTED.
House Passes a Number of
Bills and Also SlaSheS
a Salary.

ST. PAUL, April 1.-THE senate
passed II bills Tuesday. One of these
is the bill to revise and codify the in
surance laws of the state. Another
amends the election law so as to give
more protection to the official ballot.
When the bill of Senator Wyman
providing for revision and codifica-
ton of the insurance laws was under
consideration, Senator Greer insisted
that it be read as an entirety. This
would have required several hours. The
reading proceeded until Senator Greer
stepped into the postoffice, when Sena-
tor Wyman suggested that phonetic
reading might be had. This idea was
carried out and the remaining three
fourths of the bill was disposed of in a
few minutes. Several small amend
ments were made during the reading Of
the bill.
To Stop Illegal Voting.
The senate had slashing debate dur
ing the morning over bill relating to
troduced by Senator Stevens, providing
that the judges of election shall give
out the ballots in blocks. PERI orations
are used so that the ballots can be
easily detached. A voter takes the en-
tire block to the booth with him, marks
the ballot, folds it up without detach-
ing it, and then takes the block back to
the judge, who detaches the ballot and
gives the block to some one else. A
hard fight was made against the bill,
but it passed by good majority.
other Bills Passed.
To remove the Birch Coulie monument
and to change the inscription.
To abolish the municipal court of West
Duluth
Relating to the election of county as
SCISSORS and regulating salaries of such Of
fcers.
To provide for elementary instruction in
state high schools, and to appropriate
money for the same.
Enabling owners of land to lay out and
construct public roads and providing for
the drainage and repair of the roads con-
structed under this act.
The following bills were killed: To
appropriate $4,000 for the relief of John
T. MCGOWAN; to license peddlers, and
providing for amending the law so as
not to require the entire record to be
transmitted in cases appealed to the SUI
preme court
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
q RHEUMATISM CONQUERED. z
ASSinibOiana Rheumatic Cure.
atest and Most Important Medical Discovery and has
-NEVER FAILED:

to cure the worst forms of Rheumatism when taken according d
ectons Many of long standing which considered hope
less and made life miserable have been completely cured by the
twobotte the effect the patient little
miraculous Hundreds of testimonials trustworthy we'll
known persons justify the staten n here made convincing
proofs that the millions who suffering from the terrible of
all diseases find and relief by of this
wonderful remedy which thoroughly pge the blood and system
the producing few testimonials given
will be furnished On application.
Inquire for AssinbOiana at Lamm M0rehart's.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
rSvast Is.SS-tSy.
PLANS FOR A CAPITOL.
The Minnesota Commission Advertises for
New Designs.

New Designs.
ST. PAUL, April 1.-THE state CAPT.
tol commission advertised for plans tor
a new capitol, to be submitted under a
new competition. which shall close
Aug. 5, 1895.
The plans are to provide for fire.
proof building with the best known
methods of heating and ventilation,
and to cost, complete, not over 81, $780,
900. -Four premiums will be awarded
to the second, third, fourth and fifth
best designs, of 81, 900, $500, $500 and
$500, respectively. The accepted de-
sign is to receive no premium other
than the fee, which, under the new
competition, is to be per cent of the
first $500, 900, per cent of the second
$5O0,000, and 2 per cent on the remand
er, with $1,000 additional on the salts
factory completion of the building.
The board, as before, reserves the right
to reject any and all bids.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
This is the cut of :.
INTREPID GAL

OF won GrandS
uui
a County
sgrandpr ha hneh in
elcar
n
wdlth last o we a
wear OLE gddng ing as a
will with his
ITu@daysan 1t of
81 meno of Mapeton
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
Killed the McKenneY Bill.

The senate judiciary committee has
recommended the McKenney meat in
spectlon bill for indefinite postpone
ment and they will SO report. The ma
jority in the committee against the bill
was said to be nearly 3 to l.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26

DO not fail to read the offer of the
St. Paul Book and Stationery Co. in
this issue.
Best overall in the city SOC. None
better, at The Model.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26

Remarked, April Goth, 1895, by
Rev. Lee W. Beattie, William j.
Charlesworth and Mary e. Charles
worth. Both. live near Eagle Lake.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26

THE JUDGE WAS CURED WITH ONE BOTTLE.
acted Win nammatory rheumatism to such extent that
heard the Cure made Pulaski Owego
Y secured bottle which
relief have not been troubled with
rheumatism although
previously to taking said remedy.
Dated March l. 1890 JOHN PRESTON,
Special County Judge Of Owego County, N. Y.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-04-26
THE JUDGE WAS CURED WITH ONE BOTTLE.

Inquire for AssinibOiana at Lamm & MOrehart's
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-03
Mrban's ciscntli6er Srenoentas.
b a II, (St. Nnra). Den /. Oct. 1895
unuerae6liter .Toroitern!"

Nrba II, (St. Nnna), ben /. Oct. 1895
unuerseBlider .Noroitern!"
Hadoem i'd, Der enttduidte Blr9ermets
Iier pom 9ummlln9en, am Gage oes Noltens
brlitcs belndbe meme llinot9e Seele alls9e'
iptelt hattie, iano th 9roBe 8enugtbrln9 ont
30. aletteu Wouats, tnoem al lenem lido
men Gage lid mieoerum cine groBe Wens
idenmsn9e nm ibr Staatsoberbaupt oer'
iammelte, UNI ourt anStebenoe 3beaters
Itiide, 9iolo9e, Stiele, Gang uno SLANG uno
manui9iahe Grirllhun9en tir Setb nno
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ihlulie gu brtngen. CUR oebun9 Der Seget-
iterun9 Nuer trlig iuelentltd oas Seltl9e MT
litdriibe Gribetueu Der St. Soiepb URuitt'
fapele BET, oeren punoerihoue Nelooten
Die Yten9e ben sanSen 3og 9%eielielt htelten.
ct. Soiepb nit letuen ihOu untiormlrten
5ontinItlern-oie piiroi9e Nfitalleoer BON
@ilm6re's beriibmter aapele letn tonnten
-iammt ben utelen ebenlo ibouen iule &C.
ahteten 9ameu uuo Serreu geltaltete Den
Sae Su elnem edit uoltstbimlidIeH, begei,
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fenipaloe peritedte ShueIter ct. Nnua int
mer nod nitt oergeIien bat. Nls pobl9e'
Dhrter SilrgermetIter iiatte th oesbalb allen,
Die mt Nprt uno Chat poer Beiuh ibr On
t~ereiie oil benz grrtsfete beuielen, meiuen
pberbeitlihen 3ant ab uno perlprehe, IN
3utunit feline Shpabeuiireide mebr 81 boil
briu9en, D. b. 5eite uui 3ase III perle9er, on
peiben Der Mediterranean Spnnennnlters
niB uno " olfenbruh perSelbnet. 9lui met
ne Itaatsberrll6e Nnoronun9 uno Sefebl-
binterle9t I'M Sanoartlpe BON 9ummltn9en.
8reQpri Budel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-03

6 b / a 0. - General Sobu g.
Slat, Der 9. 81. 9titritts Nuwalt, err
belt SamItas Suitruttipuen, bic Serbin'
euus Der Chicago Jleiihuerpdder eur
9ontrpuirnus Der Sreiie ees &lneflei'
ihss 81 uutsriuden. Seine Snfruttic.
men famen pom General : Nupalt oar.
mon, ipeldsr eiusn Seridt iiber be Ser
odhtisteit oss anssblidsn 2ruIt, Der
BON Ssfrstdr Worton, BON Iderbau'
Ispartemsnt anssiertist III, beiseiist
bot.
8enninatou.- Gin @irbeliturm,
rueltsr ettpa ) Rtnuten oauerte. lutte
Srsltas 9tadmittas oiele IN Yermont
sslsssus Srtidait betm. Geseu uno
Sassl bsslsitstsu oenielben 81 Nnfun3.
9rose Sdums wurosn umssriHen. els!
trii1e Srahte abserlIlen. Senlter SER
trlmmsrt, Sduisr eutonbt uuo louitlser
Sdaoen uuserlttet. 9tad Dem Sturme
iabeu ale StraBeu aus, iule Elm Walc,
uelder pou Seuihrsden beimseiudt III.
Sreitas Nbeno par eas 0orf ohue
2ldt uno obne Sslepbou Ssrbinouns
uno bic StraBen iparen iiberihremmt.
Die Obfsdrten auBerbalb Der Srtidait
purceu beosutsuo bsiddoist. Der
Sturm mar Der idlimmite, Der le bier
porsefommen lit.
Green y a p.-Nusseoehnte @alos
uno Moorbrdnoe nithen I'M SlopeIten,
Gsiten uno Horoiueitsn Der Staot. Nus
oem Slowstteu bldit Elm iharier @lno
uno bic 5lammsn peroen ourd oas
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Der Salblnisl IN Door @ouutp, 8Is.,
puroe am Spuntas Nbeno ourd Den
8essn sel0idt, 1T iest leeod pleosr
ausssbrohsu. lleber Der Staot uno
Bai bInsen oidle &autpplten. Nuf
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brdnos slsidiaIs nett ausseoebnt. Cine
srpBs NuSabl 5armbduier 1T in 9eiabr
uno Die 6lammsn nlbsrn iih ben IN Den
Soritdotsn bsiiuolidsn Wsrtltdtten Der
Chicago, Rllrpautee uno 81. Saul
Bobn.
WeIt Superi T. - SamItas
Wpr9en puroe in Der &uppel oes 9alip
Wlu .Gleuators, i'm Wtttslpuntte Der
Steno Wiiblens9ruppe selesen, 5euer
entosdt uuo 1T trps oes Giusrsiieus Der
seiammten 5eusrwebr, Der @lepator
nebit Snbalt uerloren sesan9sn. 8ns
@ebduoe ma oas bette ieiuer Nrt I'M
9oropsiien. gs NOR Greerthum bon
O. g. WtQis & 60. uou Wllwuutee uno
entbielt $4,000 Su. 8er5en. Der aui
oas 9sbGuoe uuo Subalt entiauenoe
8srluit betrdst ie etlpa $4,000. ourt
Ysriidsruus uul seosdt. Der glecatur
piro ,tpeiielos pieoer auieebuut peroen.
Eus Jeuer tpuroe ourd MsblItaubsgGs
ploiion peruriadt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-03

Has@ Gin SunoepelSs lleberrod 1T ses
funoen tuoroen. Der @isentbumer mel.
De fid in Der Expedition oisies 8laites.
HaS- Or. Rlpsn piro bieien Wonai
uidt in Golo Spring uno 1reeport iein,
HasH Der sdn5lide Nusperfaui bal
am l. October besonnen uno niro on
o%auern, bis Der sanse 8orratb ~ unt
unter Dem 8oitenpreiie losseidlasen If.
s. S. Gauerm n n, 3eihsn sum
sroBen Stiefel.
H6- Die 2siien Sdub : gompaanie
sibt Sdub5eus meg. 2eiet bersn Yin.
sei9e.
1aS- 9as bette Mebl gu $3.50 bic
$1.65 bel . berg.
nas~ s. 8. 2auermaun 1T BON Eu,
lutb 5~uridsefehrt, um Dem ct. Glouo
Sdubseiddit uor5ufsbsu uno ben 8ors
ratb on Sbubseus sum 8%Otenprsis los
3ui4laseu. neil S. s. Gauermann
iein @eiddft nab Dulutb uerlesen tpirb.
D6s- 9imotbp. Samen, edit uno rein,
bel @ebr. y o n g.
~ GIN sutes 3ienhmdoden Sur
8erribtuns bdusliher Nrbeit in elmer
itiqen Jam,lie. Nah5ufroseu in Der
rNorbfern" Office ODER bel 5rau 5ranf
Gins, 6. Nue. nDrolid.
H6~ Die b6ditsn Ratfpreiie fir
Jarmprooutte iteis be5ablt bel D BERG.
~ 9a einise 8eit Otr1oFeu if,
ieitbem meme Gn5eise eridieu, mag mon
pobl oenien, bob i'd loot iei. Sd habe
aber nur seidlafen uno bin ioebeu uom
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tbeilen, boB ib INNER nod ON alien
BlaBe bin uno SpeSereinaare uno Sr.
ben uno Boraelunmaare 81 nieoriseren
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biIi9er elnfaufe, als ndbrsno Der lebten
breiBia Sabre, in oenen ib eud be.
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gut 1T. bob ih eud beidwinble als ionf
Semano uno oieS 81 ben n~ieoriaitsn
Breiien, oesbaIb ipredt BEL eurem alten
Jreunoe nddfte 9bire 81 Sattler Sobn
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tets in roiiser @eiddftslaune uorfinbsn
ben Glten 8opb.
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ten All Sl.75 bis 81 90 Der Barrel bpi
Obers.
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9 tie hens 2umber- Yaro ~ $l4,
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uno ssiunc. bel @sbr. . onins.
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bon allen 8dbrtoien.-
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s6- 9iesler uerfuuft irides
Gleiih Der beftsn SOrten biqiser, ole
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