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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-02

tomorrow night. The date of the lee
ture will be announced later. It will
probably take place late this week or
early in next.
Mr.. N. NJ. Eastwood has been quite
seriously i'll for some time. He is bet
ter now. During his illness Frank Hill
has been attending to his duties on the
Regulator dock.
A meeting of the. Athletic club is called
to take place next Wednesday at the
council chambers. All who have signed
as members and also others who are in
terested in he--prolect are requested TO
be present.
Chrisman Bros. have re-purchased TIE
meat market at the corner of Court and
Third street, and will continue the busi-
ness at the old stand, where they hope
to renew old acquaintances and make
new ones by fair dealing. d2 81
The case of Lee Ching, who is charged
with being an accessory in the murder
of LOCK Wo, was begun this morning in
the circuit court, but as SO many of the
jurors on the regular panel were dis
qualified, special venire for twenty
was issued. Deputies Butts and Gabel
were securing the city this morning in
search of jurymen.
Last Thursday evening, at the resi-
dence of the brides father in Dufur,
Rev. j. T. Miller united in marriage
Andrew Howie of Wasco, Sherman
county, and Miss Kate Heisler. A num-
Der of intimate friends were invited to
witness the ceremony, and at It's con-
clusion the usual congratulations were
offered. The groom is we'll and fayora-
/ bly, known, and the bride is one o
Dufur's fairest maidens.
Mr.. R. B. Hood will leave tomorrow
morning for trip to California. Mrs
Hood is now in Portland, and will &C
company her husband on the journey
They will be absent over month, dur
ing which time they will visit many
places of interest in California and visii
for awhile their daughter, Mrs. E. B
johnson, in Southern California. They
Will bring back their little grandson
Willie johnson, for visit in The Dalles
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Walker met With
very happy surprise Wednesday after
noon. About twenty-five of the mem
bers of the Junior League of the NJ. E
church, under the leadership of Mrs
Wood and Mrs. Willerton, visited them
carrying with them presents of variou
kinds, such as are useful in the house
About thirty minutes were spent il
social converse, followed with singing
and prayer. The children's hearts wer
very happy in showing this kindness
and it is needless to say that the recipi
ents were exceedingly grateful, and vii
ever hold in sacred remembrance tn
members of the Junior League.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-02
Lee Git win Get Life sentence.

Guilty of murder in the second de-
case of the State VS.. Lee Git. The in
terest in the trial eliminated Saturday
afternoon and evening when the argu-
ments of the attorneys were made to the
jury. A. F. Sears, jr., of Portland made
the opening argument for the state and
proved himself a speaker of much abil-
ity. He reviewed the evidence in detail
and claimed it was sufficient to justify a
verdict of murder in the first degree be-
ing given. Mr.. Sears is a rapid speaker
and chooses his language with precision
and good effect. At times he rises to
eloquence and in portraying some of the
scenes disclosed by the evidence was
very effective. He made a strong inn
preston both on the jury and spectators.
He was followed by Mr.. II. S. Wilson,
who plead the cause of the defense.
After referring in jocose way to some
parts in Mr.. Sears argument, Mr.. VIII
son passed on to the merits of the case.
He stated that the state had failed to
show any premeditation and character
lied the Identification of the defendant
by the dying man as deficient. Mr..
Wilson's style of speaking is totally
different from Mr.. Sears, but is no less
effective. He is cool, dispassionate and
logical, at times witty and dealing in a
touch of sarcasm. His argument made
an undoubted impression on the jury
and was well received by all who heard
him. At the close of Mr.. Wilson speech
Judge Bradshaw declared recess till Z
O'Clock.
Upon the re-assembling of court Mr..
B. S. Huntington addressed the court
upon some instructions which the de-
fendant asked the court to give and then
gave his attention to the jury. Mr..
Huntington spoke for an hour and half
and won the closest attention of the jury
and the interest of the crowded court
room. He spoke of the great RESPONSE
bility which lay upon the jury and the
attorneys in the case and said it was one
which no one would wish to take upon
! himself. Mr.. Huntington went care
fully over the testimony and declared
that any verdict which would take away
the life of the defendant would be un-
just. Granting that a murder had been
committed Mr.. Huntington said it was
possible that another hand had COM
mitted it than the hand of the defend
ant. Mr.. Huntington spoke earnestly
and added much to his reputation as an
advocate. Prosecuting Attorney jayne
closed the case for the state and made a
good argument to the jury. In review
ing the evidence for the state he said the
chain connecting the defendant was com
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1895-12-02
BORN.

On Mile, Nov. goth, to the wife of
Frank Kellar, a girl, weight pounds.
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BRIEF MENTION.

Leaves From the Notebook of Chronicle
Reporters.
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Your Paper

When we offer so great a variety of good
papers. Our box of paper and envelopes
is one kind that pleases many.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-07

days ago. 1t Is their intention
without further delay to complete
the contract for the erection OF the
very finest building in their power,
under the circumstances. He also
authorized us to state that the
board of directors were a unit on
this proposition. So the News can,
with confidence, say this morning
to friends of the Cotton Palace,
that their wishes will be carried
out in an entirely satisfactory
manner.
Brennan Banner: There is
spirit abroad in the land which
means restoration OF the Ameri-
canism, which, for some years, it
has been the fashion of certain
metropolitan prints to deride as
"jingoism." Even now there are
a good many people who have the
hardihood to say that the masses
of the American people have the
capacity for self-government in
dealing with questions affecting
their own money. There are
others who doubt this and SEEM
ingly take ground that any money
issued in accordance with such
theory cannot be "sound money!"
Lockhart Register: The world
is using more wheat, sugar, coffee,
rice, wool and cotton each year,
and yet there are plenty of people
to cry underconsumption. 1t APP
pears that a large number have
plenty OF money with which to buy
these articles. Those who are not
able to supply themselves with tho
necessaries Of life have no one to
blame but themselves.
Abilene Reporter: Illinois has
appropriated $4,000 for the pur.
pose OF making an exhibition at
the Atlanta exposition. Texas has
made no appropriation for that
purpose at all. In this omission Of
a most judicious and necessary
action the Texas Legislature has
manifested disposition similar to
that avowed by Ex-Governor Ire
land, when he publicly deprecated
immigration for fear OF being
elbowed into the sea.
New Orleans States: Senator
Stewart, of Nevada, wakes silly
He now advances the proposition
that the demonstration OF silver
will not only reduce the number o.
marriages in the future, but that ii
has already done so to an alarming
extent. He says the number o.
marriages in this country has de
creased from % to 40 per cent dur
ing the last five years, and that this
falling of is all due to the tyranny
, of the gold-bug. The Nevads
! statesmen is as far of in his stats
: tics as he is in his deduction from
= .slzI kad dssa inf I'll a UIuLanfir al.zc<Its.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-07

Castroville Anvil: The grum-
bier should have corner to him.
self, and not burden others with
his complaints. He spells the COM
partnership Of life and deserves no
public recognition. There Is too
much to enjoy and too much to do
to waste time upon tie querulous
and the fault finding. Sunshine is
what society needs, and the more
we put it into speech, manner, and
deed, the sweeter and more inspir-
ing becomes our association and
influence.
Laredo Times: The fruits and
vegetables grown in and about
Laredo are in demand. We can
not boom too strongly any scheme
that will increase the interest in
our irrigation possibilities. One Of
our grape growers was heard to
say, "give me four good seasons
and will make a large enough
fortune out OF my grapes to retire
for life" Laredo has agricultural
possibilities but there is not the
remotest demand for a power
canal.
Galveston News: Suit has been
brought in an Arkansas court to
compel a husband to pay the pre-
nuptial debts of his wife. Justice
Lavender of Little Rock held that
.he husband was not liable, but a
higher court reversed him. II the
trinkets and trimmings were
bought for the purpose of pleasing
and capturing the man, or IL the
debt is for neckties, slippers or
bookmarks presented to him dur
ing the campaign then he should
walk up like a man and plank
down the cash.
Laredo Times: We entreat the
public to deal kindly with the
Originator" of the Laredo Canal
scheme. He Is harmless yet, and
may be cured of his malady II
humored for a time. He writes
about Fulton and his steamboat
Lesseps and the Suez ship canal
and believes himself to be the Col
Sellers, 80 far in advance of the
rest Of the people OF Laredo, tina,
he is able to see the fruition OF hi:
great plan carry his name down tc
history alongside OF these Other
great originators.
Beeville Bee: In times past tn,
men who have been elected to tn,
presidency have gathered around
them as mem bers OF their cabinetl
men who by their prominence ar,
In touch with the traditions ant
the principles OF their RESPECTIVE,
parties. To the contrary, MI
Cleveland's chief advisers, will
possibly one exception, wer
drawn practically from obscurity
and no wonder that the presiden
is his own cabinet, and that he ha
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-07

tise they say, cit don't do any
good, but the minute they get in
to scrape they rush to the editor
and request him not to say any
thing about it, in case it IS trouble
in which their names happen to be
mentioned. Then they realize that
the paper has a circulation and
don't want their name spread all
over" Appreciation of a newspaper
should begin before you get into
trouble. 1t might be well for
some people to paste this in their
hats.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-07

evidenced a ..disposition to combine
in himself both. branches OF con.
gress also.
New Orleans States i sThe: iron
district of Alabama is now enjoy.
ing a boom owing to the fact that
the price Of iron has advanced $2.75
Der ton since April 1st, and is
now selling at 1915. With the ad-
vance in price the wages of the
miners have been increased 5 cents
per ton for the ore mined and the
companies say that there will be a
further increase of wages in the
near future. AS matters now stand
the Alabama iron district is feel.
ing to-day the same thrill OF pros
perity it did two years ago before
the financial panic began.
American Economist: 1t is
pointed out that the German tariff
during the three months "has cut
down our domestic outlet, for the
benefit Of the foreigner, to the ex.
tent Of nearly $5,000,0O0, even when
compared with the season selected
by Free-Traders as the most desir-
able from their point Of view"
During the three months of this
year the value Of our imports OF
wooden cloths increased 65 per cent
In volume they have increased so
per cent over the imports Of the
same three months In 1893.
Two Republics: The prepare.
tions being made under the aus
pices Of the federal government for
the taking of the general census
next fall are very elaborate and
nothing is being left undone that
will contribute to making that un,
dertaking a great success. This
year the census is to be far toe
limited in its scope, but it will bt
good beginning and prepare the
ground for more elaborate one
say next year. This census will
refer entirely to persons and it will
afford very valuable Information
but the business interest of thu
country would be benefited by fact
and figures relative to commerce,
and the industries. There is NJ
reason why the facts should not b.
taken next year.
Paris Advocate: How are tn
mighty fallen Fort Worth's morn
ing paper cut down to only fou
pages, and her prominent citizen
trying to get Jim Oorbett to trail
there before his Dallas fight
Time was when nothing less tina
the fight itself would have Statistic,
the people OF Pantherville.
Waco News: The News Is auth
orized by Vice-President Wood {
of the Cotton Palace, now actin
} president,to state that the director
without fvception means emphat
caliy &C. - - aSiai,6
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-07
Paris Adyocate

Paris Advocate: Many men
are so very solicitous OF the in
tegrity Of the nations credit that
they totally neglect their own.
Private individual non-payment
will hurt the country as much as
national shakiness.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-07
R EXCHANGES

tinel: When it
ing the people, the
ratio stump speak
y Egyptian magi-
Manipulated a wand
potion.
lid: The develop
LIST country still goes
20 numbers of people
coming In and buy
prevailing idea is
e YES for the North
-, so far the farmers
l. successful.
r,st: Texas in poll
ger things, is in the
a shining example,
States are wise to fol-
Gtion Of the democratic
of Kentucky this week,
Ebony platform features
Zee for governor, is very
wise proceedings OF the
q, mocrats at Dallas in 1894.
ston News: The Demo
8 party of Kentucky declared
sound money policy Of the
bland administration, after
the fiatists were pacified full
"a the promise OF Office. Give
zee and unlimited 16 to l-er
Bfice only or mostly the nomi-
on and he will let you build
platform to suit yourself.
\cky Mountain News: No
yas franchises ought to be given
the beneficiaries pay part OF
Yrevenue to the city, nor
3uld any more streets in the GEN.
ler of the city be given away. The
Citizens railway franchise is an
other gtab for plumber and the
mayor should kill it.
Llanio Times: Free coinage OF
silver IL making no new recruits
1t is losing, every day. Open and
fair discussions and a pure state.
menr of conditions and facts will
not fail to convince thousands OF
silver men that a policy OF free
and unlimited coinage would be
most ruinous to this country.
Galveston Tribune: Tammsny
is being reorganized and hopes tC
win the next municipal fight IL
New York on account Of the op
position to the strict enforcement
Of the excise laws practiced by thu
present administration. Tam
Tnanv,s ideal of political method II
to give immunity to lawbreaker
in exchange for votes.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-07
Isn't II Funny?

From Pickneyville, ILL.,, Republican,
1t is funny how people discover
the real importance ofa-newspaper
when they get into-ascrape or some
thing theY>sfe ashamed of. They
bSIzr ssla.sSsr without subscribing
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-07

TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS.
Twenty-six thousand feet OF hose
in stock. ALAMO IRON WORKS.
4 % tt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-07
we Ace DOING pus1NEss

Four Thousand feet of { Nrden
hose sold last week. Plente.z|
LETT: Ala sas wogS
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
ueber bas pbotooraphtf6e

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Riefcufernrobr, pelfeS fir bic
SerliEer Notwithstanding i'm Sabre
1896 erbdut nigb, belt Der Sptifer
Or. SaeE1picr in elmer Sieung bee
0ereinS iir 9iaturniiienihoft In
9rouuiduei9 einen iute~reiiantcn Sors
tra9. 9iadj eemiefber piro biefes Serr,
robr ofls bieber fir bic Sinmelss
Photographic aneepanSten 9nitrumsuts
iberireIien. ca Is In Tolge ieiuer Gro
6eu SeifIugs: 10 Geutimeter fur
puuf.iormigs unS in 5olse feiuer furs
sen SrenHpeite: eirea 81 Wcter fir
Grid uno Tlihengsbilee bic gr6bte
9iftlinrte b1ken pirS. BON eioste6.
Ridlen Sotoratcrium in 9eua iiub
bereitS sic Siohliuieu fur Sas Scrurchr.
uel6es mad Der bon 3oiatldnber 1s41
ausgefubrtsR 2esooifouftruffiou Que
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Sneriif aeuommeu unS brei ron linen
in :utrieoeEitellenSer Getie ausasfal.
fen. lie Shpieriafeit ber Sfmel'
Jung Sieier sinisR III aafsrorbeRiIi1.
Snr iese Sinie mIiieR bic 90 Glass
ihmeliunaeH zen Is tis 90 Gsutner
RohgeWidt seInadi rpereeu, she man
cas- brouhtare Glasitid Jun RnEcl.
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peiiersu AVbeiien, S6leifeH unh
1olireu L. I. n. iiue iebr i6rieris
unS Is IN ;Fveifelhaft, cb fie bis 1895
H~6erhaurt ~eellfouImeR aussefnhrt Ders
cen foHEcH. 3Emerhia pirb sos JerR'
rohT fur be arsiteliuna feriia eefislli
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kefiez ras sTcstea photographer Der
Stmmeisf6Trer 81 erhoften-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
Qlte Eeute.

Ntte Yeute, ipetts cine Isois GIT
Rs9utirurg tarer G'ngeiu Uno Rt<
rem brnudsu. inoen eos it4t'9e Riti,i
in Gitctr'c Sit'ers. Daft Ire rei5t
rtdt. tntbdIt wcbrr Rbis.tp oecr nHo,-
re b~erauideuoe Sefta1otbetIs. iOuoeFs
luirfi f~rditt3nuo uuo ifdIfeur, eatI
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RoiHr tn dGsubun9 Der nbibieeu 6unf.
tIontn. 6Itctrtc SlitSrs ut Elm nOrs
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DIE Sfroduuna. dtit 2szie fuhen, enB
e. serdes ut. mas re brau6fu. greis
Ih"t5is 6outs ete 5id'6e IN GnIfer
Sros. Itu4ltoTc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
o5tpei Seben aeretttt.

Get 6rou Eh6be 1bomos con Sunc.
t,ou 0tip, gu, fuurbe con ib;ci 9ofic.
rru acingt. Deb ie Die Sffpinoiubt
bdte mo ftins 9ohuung iir ibr 9sbeu
ici. nbtr iluei jIaihcu bon Tr. Rings
8ep 3Isoopstn babfn iie srilnotih se'
belt. nno pis iasi. ,br 9eben esrstist.
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Sir, San5rnncisco, iiti an sinsr Itpe,
rem Grfdltuus uuo no Der Sdpine-
iudlt nahr. bate nGes obus GIioia &C.
brdudt, tou1te oaun cine 6Iaide Er.
Sms's Rsiu Discovery uue mar in ,,usl
Eodsu esbsilt. Or 1T uoiiirila eant
bar. Solde aurtu btptiien Die tuunr
ee,poGe Sroft e,eisr Rcni,iu aeasu
Gr'dItuu9su uuo Suitsu. Srei grpbe.
Tai6Cu in 4aiter Srcs. TrueIurc.
Stw6buiias 1loi6en 50cts. ..uo 400
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

Ite tarti6f'sfeu Gda 0 Rhru.
metl<nus. welds far uHbfIibdr ssbaIten
muro,n, nab eurh g6ambeIfaius
Fam Sa;M" furirf Woroen uuo eis
gelosuosa I6uHtH BE T~dnfsarfeii Hihi
9sHug ausorafeH. Gine GiHr,i.nHJ
~lueert be ShmerSsH uno Der fstise'
iests Osbrauf bebt eos saHje uCteI
auf Gum gsrtdui bel cusn 6dHelern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
PAS Etat J.as5sefri6tsbms.
sss tsuREsrisa ssrr<Ssaseases Sesn,Ss.. s&s
f<ize< SsErzszxs aass A--G A-Ast<f
nssr- ff9 Ssx<rssEn ssr strser.


81. tsuEEsrssa ssrssssassascs Seanxs:. sas
feiser SsHrzszxs aass Her a-As.<h
us-r- tf9 SssrrssTn ser sifser.
sid6it hem neners NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
in SsrliH bilset naif netie 9ieines
geri&tSbaus IL Ssip;ig GeseuEdrtis ben
ar6Efea uns pihfieffen oeutineu
Recommendation. SIR has lestere Sc
b1nee rgures ON 81. Eateber 1888 tn
Gegeurpart ses oeutfHsn 3oiiers, hes
3oiiss non SadJierf, otr SorifdnSe ees
@r~nScsrathes unS ees Rei6stoees Der
grunsitein selest, unh CUR 5eit If Der
Sou ioDeit noreeidritteu, coE in
eiuieen Rcnateu bic letter ffufts
leriiden arbeiten am aeusereIl bes
gie5dnees rolleubet fern perbel Der
artbitett hes Sauuerfes III 9lSrie
Soffmonn, sefien Gntmurf inter lie
e~iuseianbten |ldrer bel Der Tretss
~berperbuus a~useendblt muroe. Die
gnfsabe, Der fid Soffmaun uuter;oa,
peroient nm 10 9roBere Anerfenuune,
ais es ibm nit rerboltutBmdBis GERM
gen @itteln - Die fir nos Reins.
9eridtsbans CUR Gerfiguna ftebeuoe
SHuirne bctragt ned nidt eiumal ben
pierteu Sbeil bcs ieiner iSeit fin oos
SieiGsto9SsebdnSe beWiilisieu Betro'
eeS-aeiaug, uidlt uur eiueu ben prot'
tiid)en Scoirfuiiicn in p~olleuSeter
@eiie g~eniiaeuecu Sau 81 erftellen,
ioneern nit eieiem aud Elm in fhuft'
leriider @e;iebuns berporraseubes
&ert su idaifeu.
TaS Gebdube entbdlt in bier Sto6'
fperfeu nidjt fpeniser ale 3Ts Rdune.
Die pier Oiittelbauten iiuS oitr4 feit'
lide Sautbeile perbunbeu, p6hreub BITE
game Gruppe o elmer 9uppei fber'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01
6ibcn gle eeruusi. eos SIC bic be-

Oibcn Sls gsDusi. enB SIC bic Dep
pete Euautlidi boz Berry EaUis'
BAN q Ger" gum att,H Brsre bsfom.
mH ioRusn? Ias 1T elHt Igliilte.
~ rtH Riarr" Wuo IsstiH sro5sre Jlais
den gsiuqi; obruobl oereH Rnnmgebaii
osrooppelt ULrnr. III Der Breis % uFo
90 Gents. Der ollie selIeben. EIt Uie!en
SisHHoe ot,its n.t5epdbrtfH Qluamit
tets, ols ole 5hmsrBeH. dnBerilhe ipipobl
iUte snIsrllhc, beIlt, DSrofH eiirtut Iein
oifs J.: eriabren. Dem lem nnoerts
Wlltcl NJ beim BubtIfum il 10 popular
gsIU0roCH, fUie oIeles.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-03-01

Die Yoputaritdt BON 9bomberlniu's
Suitenmiiitsf (@ou9b 8emeop) 1T NIT
8eht pereisnt. 5ooie uno Ga;oro
bon @eit Wcnisrep, Gtar,ou 60. Yn.,
iasen: 2eute Iiuo ssbeitt wototu, boneu
teiu GrSt mebr bslisu tounte. @lr ubsr'
rsbstsn lie, eiue 0Iaide BON Ghambers
Jams Rittel Su utbmsu uub liz cmpfeb'
len ooiielte isst oIeu 5rsunben. %
uno 80 Gents 6laiteu gu bobtu bei 81.
Zen Sduoteru.
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SHeus 0abtheit IN ttarCu 8oricp.
SlSsuoc 8eitdinauua. Wduaet al BE
U;9uua. utaCt5rt9cs mo ruregclmdBig
es Glen pecr l'tntti, Gridltnug. I6rper.
lide Nusitluelidugeu. nureinc 2uit uno
Rrtarla idwdhen oje e beustIdite,
ueraIiteH oas 8tut. u;tScrttn uno p;r
oideu Die Sdfit ocs a6rpers mo iibren
I'm, Gciu1oc lbitlatti. Gin MitieI,
ols cen aclnuotu Giuunlaui Wisoer
beriieGi. wto oie 0rnnrbcItsuriahe un-
Ieblbdr beieiilan uno 0e;luag bTIReeu.
miOitru es oey arauibsii U~ogttuat. Hls
uuithlbdres Qiutst oaldr fab 81. Bern
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