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The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
The Dog Nuisance.

is there no way in which Pine
Bluff can be relieved Of the dog nui.
sance. Notwithstanding the ordi.
nance requiring that every dog
owner shall pay a license of NJ per
annum and that all dogs on which a
license has been paid shall wear a
collar and tag showing this, there
are hundreds of worthless ours,
hounds and tarriers on our streets,
daily, whose owners have never
compiled with the law, Only those
persons who had valuable dogs paid
The tax, and the fact that The or
dlnance Is not being enforced is an
injustice to them, The dogs are in
fact about TO take our streets and
the public Is growing very tired Of
the nuisance, and in the name Of
nearly all of our people the Graphic
calls upon Chief Stewart to at once
begin TO enforce the law - Pine
Bluff Graphic,
II you had 4 marshal IKE our
James Crensbaw your dogs would
get thinned out in a hurry He
kills a bakers dozen here ON the
street daily and 1t is a very rare
thing to see q dog 1T this particular
time OF year going about unless he
Is mu2led Pass a dog slaughter
ordinance, and your "kick" will
come toan end
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
CLERKS ASSOCIATION.
They Hold Their Third Meeting and
Adopt bylaws and Con-
stitution

Last night the clerks assembled
in the city hall for the purpose Of
making this association a perma-
nent organization, Some eight
new members were present and
taken into the association. 1t was
found that Secretary II. II. Will
lams was absent, and Il. d Rob
bins, was called to act as temporary
secretary.
The committee on constitution
and bylaws submitted their report
and after reading the same, it was
voted on and adopted as a whole,
An election was then held for
officers and jeff Sanderson was
elected president, Nat Stern vice
president, II, II, Williams, Secre-
tary j, ", Mason assistant secre-
tary, While Wilson treasurer and
B, Q, Peyton surgeant-at-arms,
A committee of five was appoint.
ed to see about closing up the
stores at seven o'clock. This COM
mlttee consist Of j, n. Mason, p,
II, Pennington, Willie Wilson, Ran
dali Moore and /. Sokolosky.
1t was moved that every effort be
made to get out every member on
next Tuesday night at a special
meeting,
II was moved to appoint
three more members on the closing
committee, j. IT, O'Neal w. G
Gallagher and II, Cook were ap.
pointed
", IT, Peyton and T., b. Warwick
were appointed TO wait on grocery
merchants to see It they could not
be Induced to close at seven o'clock
The following names were handed
in and declared new members;
Honorary, -b, Lingold, Il, B,
Turner, Osgood Whittemore and
W, u, Welcome Active. Aisle
High, 9, @, Taylor, Sam Gaines,
y, B, Warwick, Dan Cayltt, Joe
Burllnpame and D, l.. Williams
Every member was requested TO
act 10 q committee Of one TO solicit
membership to the association,
The secretary was instructed to
purchase all necessary books and
stationery for the association The
meeting then adjourned,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
THE PROP KNOCKED OUT.

Our salooon men have kept their
optics on the court of civil appeals
at Fort Worth, for some time, look
ing for a ruling on the Hood coun-
ty local option case, the same being
a similar one to the one in this
county, and they knew that If the
court decided in favor of the whis-
key dealers the same would hold
good here. A similar case from
Hopkins county had gotten into the
civil appeal court before this one
and a decision was rendered by
Judge Lightfoot on the 9Th,
knocking the Everlasting stufling'
out OF the whiskey men. Their
proof for the time being is gone,
and the supreme court will not take
a view of the case as 1t will be APP
pealed, We publish on the inside
of this paper Judge Lightioot'o
summing up Of the case.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
A QUIET MARRIAGE.

At 1880 o'clock this afternoon, at
the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs, M. j. Baily, Mr. Owen A. Mel
son, of Lebanon, Mo-, and Miss
Ellen Baily, Of this city, were unit
ed in marriage by Rev. j. 7. Jenk-
ms.
1t was a very quiet marriage, on
ly few friends besides the family
being present to witness it,
Mr.. Nelson is a most worthy
young gentleman leading grain
dealer in Missouri. Miss Baily is
one of TeXarka's most estimable
young ladies.
Immediately after the1ceremony
the newly married pair left for
their home in Missouri, With many
friends we wish them all joy and
happiness.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
Where Do You TradcG

Do you want to build up your city
institutions, or do you want to tear
them DOWN. If the latter, give
your orders to so-called travelling
men, who profess to give you a tai
lor made suit at half price. Now,
if you want to keep up your town,
call on me and leave your order,
and get custom made pair Of pants
for 1926 and a full suit for $3.50;
or, If you want a guaranteed fit,
tailor made suit, see me
and get a pair of trous-
ers for 5000 and up, or full suit
for $25,OO and up Try me on pric-
es before going elsewhere.
Respectfully
E. GREENRoos,
The Tailor.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
70 the Public.

Mr.. W. i. Loren having connec-
ted with him Mr.. D. A. Chauncey,
formerly Of Dallas, who is a thor
ough mechanic in every respect,
they are now prepared to give spec.
ial attention to all work in our line,
either in shop or outside. Mr..
Chauncey will give special attention
to repairing sewing machines, gaso.
line stoves, etc, andwill take pleas
ure IN calling at residences when
notified. We also do all kinds Of
upholsterlng, furniture repairing,
etc. Stair building a speciality.
LOREN q CnAUNoEY,
4 l6 I'm BOG Vine Street,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
CARLISLE AND 16 TO l.
The Secretary Carrying a Bolt Around
in His Clothes.

WASHINGTON, d, O., May 6.-Sec-
retary Carlisle threatens to bolt the
Democratic party if it makes the
fight Of SO on the free silver plat
form.
"If the Democratic National Con-
vention declares for free coinage of
silver at 16 to 1, | don't see what |
can do but vote the Republican
ticket, he is quoted as saying
He went on to say that as be-
tween a Democratic 16 to / Pres
idential ticket and a Republican
sound money ticket there was moth
ing for Democrats who take the adj
ministration view of the financial
question to do but to vote with the
Republicans, 1t might be, Secre'
tary Carlisle said, that the sound
money Democrats in the National
convention would refuse to be bound
by a 16 to l platform and ticket,
and would make a platform and
nominations of their own. In that
event he would, of course, vote Tor
the sound money Democratic ticket.
But-and the Secretary was very
emphatic-he certainly would not
support, with his vote, a 16 to |
free coinage ticket.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
THE TELEPHONE COMPANY.
The Contract For Building the Line
Signed.

The Cooperative Telephone AS
sociation Of Shreveport has con
tracted with the Brown Electric
and Machinery Company of Little
Rock, Arkansas, for 300 plant and
a central office with equipments for
$50 telephones, including the erec.
tion of the line and its connections
at all points in the city, The asso-
citation, through the untiring efforts
Of Mr.. John W. Taber, has scored a
success which has surprised many
81 told you so" and an equal num-
ber Of doubling Thomases. The
success of the telephone company
is a proof Of what can be done in
Shreveport when harmony prevails,
The association in short time will
be ready for active operation. 49,
caucasian,
Now why can't we organize tele-
phone company here and make a
success out of it. Wire, poles and
Instruments are cheap now and a
line can be made over this city at a
very small cost. A company with
a 5000 capital paid in could erect
a service with from two to three
hundred subscribers ut $l.50 to 81, 90
a subscriber, bringing in monthly
receipts of from $500,00 to 100000 a
month revenue. We call on some
one to organize a company,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
WHAT Is THE MATTER9
An Effort to Hoodwink the People of
Caddo Parish.

It is known that a few men in
Shreveport have had a conference
with representative railroad men Of
the M. X. & T. and K. G, p. & G..
road, and by them promised bonus
out of all reason ($400, ,OOO), when it
is known that this money must
come out of the poor farmer, the
mechanic and artizan, not only of
Shreveport, but of the entire par
ish. These men, when they made
this promise, did not consult these
farmers, artizans and mechanics,
before they made them, but went
at it blindly and said yes, we will
give you all you ask and make the
poor devils, of the parish foot the
bills. The trade was made and the
hand-shaking gone through with,
and the railroad men left. These
leading citizens then went out to
work on their dupes, to get them
to vote the tax, and from the tone
of the railroad organ, we think the
Gulf road will never build into
Shreveport if the bonus is what the
road is after.
The Caucasian has a half column
on the subject, and we give below
the first paragraph:
"There is seemingly considerable
irritation on the part Of few citi-
zens over the forthcoming election
at which the taxpayers, residents
of the city of Shreveport, are ex-
pected to ratify the agreements
which are intended to secure the
extension of the Missouri, Kansas
and Texas and the Kansas City,
Pittsburg q Gulf, This irritation,
It would appear, arises from appre-
hension in the defeat OF one of the
projected roads, All this irritation
and ebulition is unnecessary. If
there be any silent influence at
work to jeopardize the success Of
either or both Of these enterprises,
that influence, no matter how great
or powerful, must be suppressed"
The Caucasian then asks the
question: "What are taxes, after
all2 Who would not rather be in
the hands Of several railroad com
panies, than in the hands of the
sheriff ?" Now we can say to these
poor deluded dupes in Caddo parish,
La, that if they vote this tax on
themselves, they will not only be in
the hands Of several railroad COM
panies and the sheriff, but they will
be sold out of house and home to
pay these obligations. The press
has no right to try and saddle such
a heavy debt on people, as the
one these man are now trying to
lasten upon these people, in and
about Shreveport,
The people OF that parish had
better wish they had never heard
a railroad whistle, or the siren song
of a railroad booster, than have
this milestone tax hung about their
necks, 1t is all right for a commu-
nifty to throw in and raise the cash
for a reasonable railroad bonus, but
a vote Of this kind is generally car
ried by chicinery and sharp meth
DDS, as managed by trimmers, who
generally dodge the high taxes
they wish to place upon others.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
THE BEST ROUTE
IsgnrNvleIcN
Memphis BtheSOutheast

Tho Palace Chr Line Of the South tho
Kansas city, Memphis a. Birmingham r.,
r. hO8 two through passenger trains daily
betwoon Momphle and lllrmlnghOm max
Ing GlOSO and sure connections Win tho
tWlA OF nll connecting lines, Night
Wams have through sleeping ears between
Washington, y, Ga and Memphis via At
lnntA and birmingham On connection
with the Richmond ~ DnnYlllc Il, l(O the
shortest route, quickest Time aud the only
line running through ears between those
cities. Day trains have Palace Reclining
Chair cars (soats FREQ 10 holders OF lrst'
class through tlckcta) through between
Birmingham and Kansas City, and Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars between l(aneOe
CITY and Atlanta, This IL many milcA the
shortest and by lOr the bcstequlpptd pOs.
songcr Limo between POINTS IN the ll0st
and S0uthoaW and Momphls, mud oil
polts In Ar.anaaA 'loXae Ond tl0 Wogt
and Northwest Everything nCY and
dlsl-cl0as, Through tlekota Via this line
ON aalo az all through tlclSot ollicea
For any desired information, Tor lnfgo
map aud time table FOLDER NddfosL
i, ~. LOCKWOOD,
II. u. ELLIS, g. I, Il Il, Az
uOnoru Agent, Kansas CITY,
0aO Main Street, Momphls,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
Prices Low Down.
Dissolution Notice.

All who are indebted to the firm
Of lIecht q Rindskopf will please
call and make a settlement, as the
books must be balanced by the LIST
of June, owing TO dissolution of
partnership,
HEour h RINDsRopr.
V 1Et
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08

The local photographer who tells
you that our work will fade, and
that we will run away with your
money and not finish your work, Is
either very foolish, or thinks you
are Everyone knows that he has
an aS to grind and our coming here
Is treadlng hard on his toes, but 1t
seems strange that men, who pride
themselves on their manhood, will
resort to the baby act when they
have opposition, Now, we will give
800 to anyone who will bring us
one Of our pictures that has faded
We made 10000 photos In Dallas,
aud If any Of them faded, they are
easily found Now, Mr. Artist,
bring ~ a picture Of ours that has
faded, and get the money or stop
your crying,
COLUMBIAN Arr Co.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08

The TExARKANrAN puts up jobs,
all kinds of jobs--and puts them
up to please patrons. They are
artistically displayed, neatly
printed and promptly delivered.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
To Start Up.

The Gate City mills, which have
been closed down for some time,
will start up again this week, We
learn that the company has erected
two fine dry kilns, and everything ia
In readiness for Il successful run Of
many months. These mills employ
seyenty.aye hands, which means
work for that many idle men,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
Died

Mrs, Dave Phillips, mother of
Mrs, Uriah Carpenter and Charles
Phillips, of our city, died last night
at the residence Of Mr.. Carpenter,
West side. She has been a PRESIDENT
of this city for fifteen or more
years, and Is well known by our en-
tire community as being a chlstlan
lady. Her remains were Inferred
at State Line Cemetery at 3 o'clock
this afternoon, We offer our con-
doence to the two surviving chill
dren.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
NOTICE.

WANT oyory man and woman In tho United
ytatcb Interested In the Opium and Whisky
habits 10 have ono OF my. books on these dis.
enaos. Address II. A. Woolley, Atlanta, Ga.
Box 992, and ono will bo sont you freq
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
For Sale.

A callgraph almost new type
writer can be purchased cheap at
Pine Lumber Co. Apply
early, 43-6t
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08

lluddcston Bros, have just re
celyed a fine line of smoked meats,
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
MONDAY MORNING

AS usual we give bargains this section of country thought
Of before Monday sales have been wonderful and justly
for our values be approached anywhere else The crowds of
customers have at Bargain sales sight to behold and
on the crowds always have would advise to
come early you may be waited properly Everything in
store will Monday but have space tell of only
few special things;
As long as it will hold out will sell you our regular
Sc Calico for lie.
You all know what our S1OO Ladies' Shirt Waists are.
Just think, you may take them Monday for soc.
And we will be as liberal with our 75c Kind will sell
them on Monday for 35c.
Here is snap,---l5c Undervests, you all need them
and must have them; take them Monday for Sc. We
also have undervests from SC to So. They are all
bargains, but you must see them appreciate them.
of Summer Fabrics beat the world Lawns Organ
dies Caes Swisscs Gnghams Dmites Price them and take
them, as they must move
HOSIERY received 100 doa Chldrens Fast Black Hose that
sell for 5 everywhere; Will sell them on Monday for l0c
fact you in need Of Dry Goods of any kind don't buy until
you have priced goods you will regret it.
I somoE EDE TNnuNnNy HAnNYN NyNuE
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08

Loans Money on all Collaterals.
Buys Gold, Diamonds add
other Precious Stones.
-oFFERs BARGAINS IN
UNREDEEnED DIAMONDS AND WATCHES
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08
"a Put Up job"

IS I'm
The Daily Texarkanian., 1895-05-08

COLUMBIAN Aar Go,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
Cine unterfudun9 notwithstanding.
Die Gipic federation beabfihti9t, DER Der
waItune oes Siiotowns auf oen &eib
i'll riiden.

offer Wa6rf9einli9feit na6 nirb Die
@iOtc federation cine 1nterfu3ung Der an
ge6li9en DISQUALIFICATION in Der Der
tDdltung beg Siibtonns in Nngriff ne6men.
Mie mir bereitS unIern 2eTern mittbeil>
ten, Der 9Da1oen D0r einigen Wo9en cine
In3abl bon @eI@Gftsbii9ern unb often
bes SopnzG1trts Sacobs duf gebetmntBz
Dole Wetfe aus benz Si9er6eitsf 9rdnf Der
3onn@Oftce. 6err S0cObs bate our9 feiz
men NntDalt bereitS gegen ben SuperDiI Or
2eienbeder unD Den Collector CONAN cine
Sldqe auf 0erausgdbe Der 9ofumente DOR
bereiten lofien, als bic lebteren li6 nteber
in Dem S9ranfe, be1en G0mbtnationsI6lDB
duBer SacOb5 II nod ben 0erren 2eien@
beder unD 6omGn befdnnt mar, bOrfanben.
Die SDpn6e60rbe Der Siibieite bat felt
benz 9. Suit feline StBung abge6alten. Seitz
Dem bat Der SuperbtIor 2eienbeder, pte cs
9eiBt, CANA eigenmd9tt9 Die 3d6lliiten unb
Tonittge &e6nungen be3 SibtoDns 6eglauz
bigt, beam. be5blt, pbne btefelben erft Dem
SotpnzGlert our 8eit6ttgung bor3ufege1.
Mie es 9eiBt, ftnb babel groBe @elbfummen
gang un6ere9tigter Weife ousgege6en norz
Den.
Weiter beiBt es, baB mebrere Der Die
SotDnbe6Orbe 5ufammenfebenoen SrtebenS=
rt9ter nit 2eienbeder unb 0Dman unter
elmer 0ede iteden unb es per6tnbert 9aben,
boB felt benz 9,Suli Elm Quorum Der 3opnz
6eb0tbe 81 elmer SiBung 8uiammenfam.
Nuf Die Gtnlabungen bes Sotpn GGsrts
SocOb8 gu elmer @iBung erf9tenen nur Die
bier Sriebensri4ter 2pon, @lennon, 9rtrr=
biOiQe unb gberett, ober tpeber 2eienbeder
MOD 9Oman mod Die ii6rigen 6riebenS=
%riter, 10 bGB fein Quorum 5uiammenfam,
Dieter umftanb ntrb nun 70 aufgefaBt, dI3
pb Die Siibtopnz8eomten cine Briifunq Der
8e4nun9en unb 3abniiten Der GeBten feds
Mo1ate fir4teten unb baber bintertrei6en
np1ten.
Q8te f9on geTagt, tpirb bic GtDtc 5eberaz
tton toabrI6einlt9 perfu9en, Die angeb=
lt3en unregelmdBtgteiten in Der 8ertpal=
tung DeS SiibtOpns auf8uOeden.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
Gin alter Befdnnter.

gilbert Odne1nort Durbe 6eute gum flint
3e6nten Wtale tnner6alb zines sSa6res i'm
M(arneQi ii. z9eri6t unter Der Mnflage be3
Gaubes bprgefi9rt. @r bate an %. Sep
TENDER ben an Der @de Der MaI6tenafpz u1b
6inman ctr. pobnenoen Nrbeiter, ais Die
fer nod getbaner Nrbett ii9 beinrbegab, in
Der 9}G0e bes Genter NDe. 0iobutt5 oroez
faQen uno I'M $25 berau6t. Geiner Der
9aftung iu9te er ii9 bur6 ueberIiebtunq
mad einem anbern 9iTtrict gu ent8ie6en.
0eftern g}a3mittag tnbeiien puqte er ii1
tpieOer einma( in Die Ndbe Der MdrpeGitr.z
Station uno tDurbe bort BON ben 9etecz
tip5 .8oggio unb 8at4elor erfpG6t unb berz
baftet. 3t9ter Gber6arbt TteQte i'm bis
gum g.. b. 90. unter $500 8iirgf4aft.
&or ettDa bier 0tonaten tDurbe Dane
mari bon 9ti9ter @6erbdrbt pegen unDrz
bentli4en 8etragens duf 203 Sage na6 Der
8ribeipeu geI9tdt. Ginen Sag nd9 Ieiner
Ginlteferung in Die MnitaIt Durbe er auf
8erwenbung zines MbermanS pom Mabor
begnabi9t, Sebesmal, 6eOor feline Mntlagen
CUR Pro3eIfirung 9eIdngen, tDerben letne
Opfer entipe0er bon britter Settle abgefumz
ben pber 10 eingeI9i9tert, baB fe Is oorz
3ie6en, Iieber fein 3eugniB gegen bteIel1
9aQunten ab3ulegen, ols ft6 m%iB6anDeln
al lafien.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
hooritrdubenoer Wuher.

SenrD q. 9abts brau6te am 2. Nuouf,
ais er eineS 9piegermutter begraben muBte,
ettpd5 9elb unD lie6 ppn Der G6icaqo Mortz
gage 2oan Company $25. W2an meiB, baB
bic 0erren @elbperlei6er, AUDI @u6erer uez
nannt, be6ufs 8ermebrunq i6rer &apitalien
et9entbiimli4e Wfetboben befoloen, po6ei Tie
aber Die 8orit6t iiben, ben 8udIiaben BEG
@efeBe5 ni6t al ibertreten. 60 fam es
benn, baB 0obtS fir feline MnGei6e ettpa 12O
pro3ent PRO Qnnuln bere9net tpurben. Gr
be3abIte Die 3tnIen rebli9, purbe franf,
muBte Die Mnleibe erneuern, al8 Tte fGQto
mar unb ot8 er f9lieBlt1 cine fGQioe Note
ntAt be3a9len tonnte, brpbte man, i6m Die
MDbel fort3une6men. Gr bate tnapiIden
1926 an Slrterefen be3a4lt unb na6 Der
gte@nung beS 8elbberlei6ers mar er benz
ieleben MOD baS uripriinglide 0arle6en bon
$25 unb 1913 f9uIDig. 0ie man fiebt. nor
Die @nleibe 3jemIi9 tbeuer geporben. Inter
bieien umitdnoen begab ft9 Oapts gu 6errn
8ldptep, benz &ertrstsr Der Gipic federation
unb legte t6m ben san por. Der QbbDfoi
fanb, bdB OabiS' Papiere bon einem qefpif=
fen s.. MOore unter3et4net lparen. Gr
fu0te bieIen auf, CAB Inn gu ber1te6er. bar
Die Gtptc federation iib bes SALES anoenoms
men babe unb 5tpang tbn baDur9, feline Din
fPrii3e auf3ugeben.
G8 tDdre enbli9 einmal an Der .3ett. bnr65
8efeBe ben Pratttten btefer mober1en @c6inz
oertne4te Elm Gnoe 81 MAIDEN.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
Die Sto0t nidt perontwortIib.

SIN &u9uit pOrigen Sabres, pdbrenb Der
St%rettunru4en, 6e3Dgen Staat8truppen elm
TeI6la9er i'm Siibfette 8aG 8art unb berz
blteben bort 20 Sage, tpd6renb tpel9er fe
pen Yort bpatGnbig bemolirten. Die 8aG
garf 2eague mabte gegen Die @tabt einen
S3aoeneriaB unb Miet6e i'm @eIummtbez
TRACE BON $13,285.O6 geltenD, SEPT bat
superintendent Palmer iebo9 Elm iurjz
ttt4es 8uta6ten ba6tn abgegeben, baB nt9t
bic 9taot, ionbern Der @tuat fir ben BON ben
Yttlt3en Der 8au part 9eague Sugefigten
S3aben b~erantpOrtti9 fet,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
D. G. 3iuoate nusoebrnnnt.

Sin 5euer, tpel6es beute friib nm 8:45
in benz %5peiit0digen 6aufe BON q. 8. gill
gate, $40 %. G6icago Mpe., uuSbraG, rt3tete
etnen S@uOen BON ungefd6r $500 an, Der
1eoo9 bur3 cine ebenIo 6obe 8erii4erung
gebedt ipirb, 3tGgate betrieb in benz Sc
bduoe etn 5arbengef9dft unb nimmt man
an, DaB trgenb elmer Der %bDrbanbenen Dell
1toffe Dur3 Selbftent5Hnbung in 8ranb gez
rtetA. 9liidli9erpeiie traf Die Seuertpe6r
fur3 na3 Gntite6ung bes 8ranOeS Elm uno
%berbinberte 10 cine @erbrettung bethlehem auf
Die ~anitoBenben @ebGube,
Abendblatt., 1895-01-04
Der Spies um9eorebt
ueberrafhenoes Gnoe zines 8ranofiftunos.
pro5eies.

Rt6ter Suleb bra9te geitern ben pro3eB
gegen Die Der 8ranbitftung angeflagt gez
t%pefenen @bine1en Song Cling unb OFF Song
3u einem pI0bGt6en Mb19IuB, inbem er Die
8eY6DDrenen antpte8, etnen oufo g}i6t f9uI=
Dig" lautenben Wa6rfpru9 etn3ubringen.
8lei9 oarauf beriptes er Mb See unb Sing
Wab, Die betoen bauptfd9lt6ten Stats
5eugen, ltnter Der Mnflage bes Meineibes nrz
ter ie $4,000 Biir9I1aft IN Die @rDBge56nD>
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