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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
RAILROAD COMPANY wHACKED UP
Pay an Attorney Ten Dollars for His Trav-
cling kEpeuses in Omen Cnnrf.

q s-s az Lei DOflaE5 LOT
cling Expenses in Open Court.
The Kansas Court of Appeals finished
up its January docket here yesterday.
Yesterday the cases submitted were
Schnitzler and Robertson against Ben
Royse and w. w. Hays; William
George VS.. State of Kansas; State of
Kansas VS.. Barney OConnor; ]. F.
Limerick VS.. s. L. Barrett; st. Louis
and San Francisco Railroad Co, VS.
Anna Hoover; Florence, Ell Dorado and
Walnut Valley Railroad Co. VS.. Joseph
Lille. The cases continued were Wea-
yer Thomas Kirk against Lopez; a. T.
d ). F. r. r. Co, yes. Joseph Dicker-
son; German American Insurance Co.,
against H. H. j. Johnson; State of Kan
Sas against Ben Weldon. Those cases
dismissed were J. w. Tufts against
George G. Lobriaco; John H. Peddicord
vs.. John Walker.
In the case of st. Louis and San
Francisco r. r. Co, against Blakeney,
the court allowed the railroad company
10 reinstate the case. This case was
dismissed a. Garden City for the rail-
road company's failure to file briefs.
c. T. Foley was in the city to argue
against the reinstatement The court
ordered that the railroad company pay
Mr.. Foley, to cover expenses of attend
ing this court at Wichita, ten dollars.
The money was paid in open court and
a receipt given. The court thought of
cutting down the amount and asked
Mr.. Foley if he travelled on a pass.
Foley said he had never traveled on one
in his life.
In the case Of Jones VS.. Kerr and
Winter Brothers VS.. John T. Richey,
were both remanded to tthe supreme
court because the amount in contro-
versy was in excess of two thousand
dollars.
Petition for rehearing We're denied in
the cases of Sullivan vs.. COrbett, Shat
tuck VS.. Hall and Rice against Brown
and the State against Jones.
The court took up the Schnitzler ha-
beaS corpus case under advisement and
placed Schnitzler and Robertson under
a new bond to appear before the court
here in Nav
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
CITY IN BRIEF.

c. G. Leedom of Clearwater was do
ing business in the city yesterday.
W. w. Schivinn of Wellington was in
the city yesterday on legal business.
County Attorney Harry L. Wood of
Wellington was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Alva z. Sweet of North Waco
avenue returned yesterday morning
from a visit TO her old home in Illinois.
The district court was engaged yes
terday in hearing and disposing of mo-
tons. Almost THE entire bar was pres
ent.
Frank Princehouse of Clearwater and
Miss Fannie McAfee of Ziba were IL
censed TO wed by the probate court yes
terday.
Jim Murphy was brought to the po-
lice station last night in a condition
bordering on delirium tremens, hut
there being no suitable place for him
he was taken to the county jail where
medical aid was called
Arthur G. Bailey left last Monday ev-
ening for Phoenix, Arizona, where he
intends TO reside. He has been with
the Potts Drug company for the past
five years and his many friends wish
him success in his new ventures.
Warwick Lodge No. "a. K. OF P. in
stalled the following officers last Mon
day evening: r. L. Eaton. Q. c.; H o.
Kincaid, V. C; ". L English, 2; o. r.
Salmans. NJ. Of W: J. \ Hickman. X
OF r. and s; Earl Blake, N. Of F.;
George T. Walker. NJ. E; g. ". Nillets,
N. A.; ". a. Hart, 1. c.; Fred Buckley
O. G.
Mr.. Frank 3. Holt of Henry. Ill
nephew OF Mr.. 4. :. Shepherd OF this
city, has come 10 the Peerless Princess
with his family. and have taken up
their residence on North Lawrence ave.
He expects % enter soma mercantile
business and make this his permanent
home; and We gladly welcome him 70
our city.
Mss Minnie Montgomery was very
much surprised BY her scaoplna5es Fri
day night a c her home 1889 South Law
renee avenue Those present were:
Gertrude Soften. Pearl L0ve.and. En-
ma Swab. Ester SWao. Carrie Wander
venter. Leah Hos5insel. Bertha Adams.
Maud Lee. with an escort % George
Whitlock. Harry F4eimple. John Hug
gins. Roy Adams. Hugh Montgomery,
and Clyde GollC 1-ns-y.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
POULTRY PREMIUM LIST MADE
Judges of the Poultry Fair Make the
Awards on Birds.

Judges of the Poultry Fair Make the
Awards on Birds.
The awards have been made and It
looms up away above ell expectation.
Mr.. +. s. Caps receivs first, second
and third premiums on Cornish Indian
game pullets.
J. r. DlNtton receives first premium
on white GIinorca cOckerel; first, second
and third on hen; and first, second and
third on pullets.
L. s. Butterfield receives first pre7ni-
TN on Partridge Cochin cock: first on
cOckerel; first, second and third on
hen; first and second on pullet.
r. S Torrington receives third pre-
MUM on cockerel, and third on pulIet.
Mary :. Dale receives first and sec
ond premium on Black Langshan pull
let's
Ward A Bailey receives second pre-
MUM on Barred Plymouth Rock cock,
and third premium on hen. All OF
Wichita.
Mrs. T. II. Mccormick Of Furley, Ks.
receives second and third premium OF
Light Braihma cock; first and third on
cockerel; first on Light Brahma hen;
first and second on pullet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
HE WOULDN'T PRAY
KI0WA BOY WHO OBJECTED TO RE
LIGION AT SCHOOL

He Would Not Participate in Christian Ex-
ercises and Was Dismissed by the School
Board-He Sued Them for Damages and
Judge McRsy Decided the Case in His
Favor, Gave Him s1OO and Compelled
the Board to Reinsfate Him-From This
Decision the Board Appealed to the
Higher Court for Final Decision.
There is now a peculiar case before
the appellate court and il comes from
Judge McKAy's court in Barber county
II is the case of Ray Fran through
his next friend Robert Fran, against
Oliver P. Ewen, Abner Wilson. and R
McAHster. directors OF school district
No. in Barber county.
About a year ago Ray Fran was dis
missed from the public school of Kiowa
because he did no. conform with a GER
tain rule of the school which compelled
all pupils TO abstain from study during
the hour of religious exercises. Ray
Fran instead Of abstaining from study
and participating in the religious serv-
ices stayed at his desk pursuing his
studies and doing this repeatedly he
was dismissed. He then applied TO
Judge Mckay for a writ compelling the
school directors to revoke their order
of dismissal and at the same time sued
the directors for damages 10 the amount
OF $100. In both cases ne secured a
verdict and il is from this verdict that
the directors have appealed 10 the ap-
pellate court. Robert Fran Is the faith
er of Ray Fran and he alleges that
neither he nor his son believes in the
Christian religion and that he gave
instructions TO his son TO disobey the
order of the board with reference to
compulsory participation in religious
services. He alleges that the conSti-
tuition gives every person the right to
worship God according to the dictates
of his own conscience and that the law
does not contemplate that any pupil
must participate in religious exercises
in the public schools or abstain from
study while such religious exercise is
in progress. II is admitted that Ray
Fran was a good pupil and obeyed all
the other rules Of the school but that
one.
1t is not likely that the appellate
court will pass upon the appeal at this
term.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
Real Estate Transfers.
FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstrac
and Land company

eDQ Lana company
Samuel ] Marsh sd Sc Il Of Sc u
sec 25-25-1e Sc 5 acres. 800
Virginia Lopez ex d Sc Il 30-25-le
also Sc of Sc 1-25-1e............. 5000
Martha c Barnes wd ne Il 9-29-2e 2400
Florence II Dulaney wd y of ne Il
20 and all land lying west OF a T
q S F Ry in n y of ne 20-26-le 5000
Ophelia Duckels ex NV Il 36-25-1e
Also W y of Sc and ne OF Sc OF
sec -26-le.....,......... 10000. 5000
Francis L Robins, wd lat Gen.
trail ave keystone add. ....
John Davidson qcd lots 3s-44 4th
ave in Definbaughs add also re-
serve T in FOrds add.......
The Hartford Western Land Co
tax 81 TT of lot q and W 40
fl Of lot % Central ave Shunnans
dQQ ....-.----- ---..--.-..-.--. a.
Samuel L Williams wd lots IL and
70 in blk 10 Cheney, Kan... 100
W Wright wd ne Il 12-26-1w also
g Y of Sc Il 11-26Iw. .... 5000
Chas Fl Hobby wd lots 5-13 Power
ave Garfield add. ~
Amount of mortgages released. 1893
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
DRILL TO RESUME TO-DAY
Work at the Prospect We'll Expected to Be-
gin at Noon,

Yesterdays Eagle gave an account of
the temporary suspension of operations
at r5he prospect well. City Engineer
Jackson asceutained that tubing could
be Obtained ait NeOdesha and ne inn
media tely wired for a supply from that
place. This viii be much quicker than
st can be gotten from the National Tube
Works in st. Louis, which would take
at leals. Ehrae days. The Missouri Pa
clfic road promised to get the tubing here
by noon today, and work viii be i'm
mediately resumed.
City Engineer Jackson and Assistant
Jackman viii make an accurate mea-
surement Of the depth today and the
result Will be announced in these col
umnS- Very little difference is eX-
peoted in the measurements.
The size of the hole at present is SIS
inches, but the new casing viii be 63s
Inches in diameter and this size may be
continued on down Indefinitely, and
the drill will proceed a little more rap
idly. The boys are improving the time
in strengthening things up during the
delay and viii be ready to resume drill
ing the moment the casing arrives.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular meeting q Wichita Council
No. g L g 7. tonight p y Anderson
West SIDE camp No I5ss II y. 4
VIII hold a special meeting SATURDAY
evening a. 5 o'cicck sharp ID their hall
corner Douglas AID Seneca street West
side All Wooy5nea are requested 70
be present. work IN TIE frs degree. D.
-. Williams.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
Gz1mzzzhA1m1

No four eyes alike, but with half an eye it
easy to that something out of is happen
ing here Goods that people want at prices they ought
to pay are not easy to keep out of sight Today being
orally we have put sale the following goods: Gloves
in spenpd assortment and at prices which you will
gladly pay, for we mean you shall think of cozy
glove corner with regretful feelings.
All the rage-the "Consueo" Elastic Belt in three
widths, and style buckle. This belt imparts easy
movement TO wearer makes waist smaller and is most
comfortable.
An elegant line of Muslin and Cambria Underwear
and complete stock of celebrated csc Fleece Lined
Garments for ladies. Every lady who knows how
warm and comfortable knit underSkirt is has one
We have few left in both wool and cotton at various
prices
In cold weather the wcrmest lap robe is the Scotch
robe. We have very few-the genuine imported kind
perfection itself IS is the price; So is our
price today. Examine them, north entrance
Administer Rugs, all Sizes See display in carpet
room window Sunday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
DEATH or nIR. GRAVES
After a short sick lie departs for His
Ioa= Tome.

a Mount Hope correspondent Of the
Eagle. writing from that place, says:
Please allow me to express a tribute
Through your columns 70 departed
friend. Mr.. L W. Graves. who died at
this place Dec. 81, 1885, OF quick con-
sumption. He was a young man of
honest purposes and sterling qualities.
and while as all others have, he had his
failings. they were Of the kind that IN
5ured no one but himself No matter
WHEAT h-S conditions or surroundings he
always preserved that frank and open
dhspsosition that won him many friends.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11

This cut represent :
the instruments used
IN the examination oi
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and Throat Troubles,
II enables the doctor
TO snow his patien'
the condition of the az
fected parts
CatarTh cured In s.
DAYS. Home treat
nenf 500 a month.
Purdy. An absolute q
LOST MANHOOD
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All Nervous Discs
tricity.
SKIN DISEASES.
RHEUMATISM p
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guaranteed.
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Syphilis The
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
Attep;ion. Citizens.

The citizens residing south Of Douglas
are requested TO meet AZ the council
chamber on Monday evening for the
purpose % ascerSaining why the city has
not been getting electric light service
for TWO weeks south Of Douglas avenue
By order CT committee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11

a RI5HT - MAKE IT.-"She makes 8 1t
q tals-' well she = from Eostol- tie
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lra-scr1u--
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
The TerrilI-Purdy Medical and Surgical lnsti-
tute and Eve and Ear Infirmav,

Chartered OF eli
Chronic, Private nd Surgical Diseases,
THE GREAT Ei4ECTROTH EHAPEu-
list, has Di a specially eRfy
hi OF Electricity he IS enabled TO
a
EYE AND EAR DEPARTsiENT.-In charge OF
furdy we'll
HEART Disc AsE-Dropsy. Epilepsy. Dyspepsta. De
ScrOfula and Blood P@Dn successfully
treated and all DIS OF the kidneys and Urinary orEaHA
AIicroscopiaI Of the urine
TO YOUNG AN MIDDLE-AGED hEN.-A
effects which briuRs organic
destroying DO mind body, permanently cured We
guarantee n
NAFICOCEl. method and original with
with knife cutting
Seminal WeAkness anu Impocncy Cured Weak and Fail
eStOrei-
IS positively by application
kinds cured " hero others have failed
:, lively e aid Of electricity.
and ali Rectal Disc knife; pain;
TURE quickly and permanently cured BY "lecsroysi No
loney until cured
nknd quickly and permanently crs By
&c Application Everybody should rad
bElnk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
To HAVE A HUNT
Big Chase of Wolves to be Held Near
Oatville

OatViile,
J. J. Ward of Oatville was in the city
yesterday looking up the Wichita men
who are of sporting disposition and
have hounds. He is the leader of a
big wolf hunt that will occur at his
place about the 18th. He has already
secured eight good hounds and expects
many more. He says that there are a
great many wolves in his neighborhood
and he expects to see a good days sport
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11

Dan Burke Of Trenton. No, is IN the
city visiting friends.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
APICTURE OF EGYPT.

On Wednesday, Jan. 10, the much talk
ed Of, written and read about Lewis
Cleopatra production will be seen at
the Grand opera house and with the eX-
ception of box seats a [ the regular
house prices.
BY far the best thing Lillian Lewis
has presented is her Cleopatra, the
character and play she viii be seen in
in this city. As a matter Of course
Cleopatra as a drama is superior TO any
Miss Lewis has appeared in. The stag
ing of it is immeasurably better; her
company, especially her leading man,
is the best she has ever been surrounded
with, and she herself is in every way
better adapted for the portrayal of Gle
opatra than for any part she has here
tofore essayed. 1t is the combination
OF these reasons which account for the
genuine success Miss Lewis and her
production made. In these days when
epigramatic twaddle is passed off as
drama and enervated, lifeless drawing
is labeled, suppressed cOloquial force"
ii is a pleasure to see the healthy meth
DDS and natural vigOr of an actress
like Lillian Lewis, and as il is so seldom
that either star, company or produc-
ton is anywhere near the advertised
excellence, ii is still more gratifying to
record the fact that Miss Lewis, her
company and her production Of Cleopa-
ira, is all and more than it is claimed
to be. The holiness Of the arrange
ment of the drama, the introduction of
chorus and ballet, the disregard of ira
dition in the reading, action and bust
ness, Miss Lewis individual conception
and the oriental sensuousneSs Of the cos
TUNES is startling in it daring. This
Cleopatra IS an Innovation in the presen-
tation of classic drama, and good one,
for the establishment of such noble
plays cannot be carried TO excess, and
Miss Lewis deserves the popular sue
cess she has achieved. The barefoot
ballet, danced in the third act. is the
most startling novelty of the season.
The dancers dance in the truly Egypt
ian style, in bare feet, and with limbs
bare to the knees, and this ballet is
not only the greatest sensation, but
one Of the most beautiful pictures ever
seen on the stage. 1t IS very long, If
at all. since a classic drama has been
staged here so completely as Miss Lew
is Cleopatra. It is above every thing
else. a pictorial production. The group
ings are a series of art pictures, and
the tableauX a succession of dramatic
episodes, whose pictorial beauty with
silent eloQuence carries on the action
Of the play. The music though light
IS harmonious and of A ssmetic nature.
The ballet is graceful and Characters
tic The ballsrinas are pretty and
young. The scenery is beautiful and
the cast competent.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
81 PLUNKARD.

ST Piunkard ana his famous farmers
will be at the Crawford Grand AOnday
night. ST viii bring his famous far
mer's band with him and show you cir
chaps the pride Of FGirvieW. s. says,
Gosh. him and his buglers are right in
il. =" and Will parade about noon. rain o.
shine No difference, cause al him and
his bows have got TO do is 70 tuck their
trousers in their boots and wade IN mud
knee deep. ''Si'' viii lead The band
whiStling the "mockinE bird, 50 don :
fail - see this novel and amusing street
parade on Monday AT noon. and hear
the great free concert given by the band.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
ALIVE AND KICKING
JACK HAMILTON NOT DEAD BUT IN
THE FEDERAL JAIL.

He Was Supposed to Have Been Drowned
Ago In the Nation and Was Supposed to
be Dead Ever Since-Instead, He Was
Arrested for Being Too Intimate with
Young Girl, Who Was Also Arrested
lie Can Come Back Home But Has 10
Money.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-11
HE'S FOUND Az LAST
HENRY KNEOHT WHO DISAPPEARED
FROM THIS CITY TWOYEARSA AGO

He Died in a Hospital at Harrisburg, Pa,
Under the Name of Henry 1Iiiier-The
Wife Reads the Account of the Death of
Man in Paper and for Some Cause
Believed Him to be Her Husband, Which
Theory is Proven by the Receipt of a
Letter-Why He Left Wichita-Loan
Company Deny Wife's Prayer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1896-08-19
JnoIanbet.

S ben lan9oarise &arme. iom rac<
oeoe Often inbtil Wibten Of ibite
use, bpoe en- Mensoe WenueRer at
SolItit. S Baltimore fal omtring
100 Nennener ppre bpb al Denne
Nariog. S Stem Oorf, Broof!pn os
omlie9enoe Bper / Stoterne Stem
Dort os @em Seriep bpoe 621 8erlo=
ner al @olitit ira ben Ste til ben
12te Is.
- 8labet v8utte Eimes"s Trpt--
Teri i Suite, Montona, git op iSlam=
mer fibfe @pnoos. Butte Zines
uotom en- Gang ON ueen oa ubeaues
% eieoes at Col. Sames Brotpn>
Blabet bapoe itabt fig mango 6ienoer
formeoelit fine mango Nnereb paa
rtbe Nmerican Hrotectipe Ns{ocia=.
t.on" % fin fren9e &ritit oper @to.
letommislionens Meolemmer. st
Meolem al iioitneunte bapbe tilraa<
bet Brotpn at saa beuebnet. 6an
uur o9laa Qjentoene @onge blepen
truet al A. P. A. Sen pbeloQte
@ienoom an1oaes til $4,000 o9 par
oelpiS asIureret.
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Entered at the post office at Fer,
gus Falls as second class matter.

bon tit goa. @n tort Tio efter ltrep
BON til en- @ntefrue, bpis g2opn e.
@Qen @ooanob. os terenos benoe. at
De ituloe eifte fig oe ontpbeoe, ct bcns
3ofel, bpts Nobu ban forauorebe fro
ppfman 9onie til 9amilton Sal,
bebpoeoe en- &ertinoe. 9an baube
oloria tolt til benbe fgr, boorfor bun
'f19nteoe Brebet lioeu Opmartlom=
beo, men ba bun tort efter mootoa et
til, huori Mr. &pan fortolte, at ban
bapoe uotoaet 9@9telfabsb bepiQiua for
Dem, beie9te tan ct @a9fgrertoutor
meo ben 5plge, at Mlr. &pan blep
arreferet. &pan er 45 Wor aommel
o9 oeo9oar, at ban beunbreoe sFru
@ouanob, tbr tenbes Marb opbe,
9on ,oa benoe oftere / Rirten oa blep
mere % mere ouerbeo,it ON. at ban
ellteoe benoe. 6an be ipate enooa
ben @aoe. boori benoes &us lieeer,
1aa ofte. at 8olittet brep bam uef,
pan baooe oirfelts uotoset sgate>
lfobsbepil1iug. @noen paa Siitorien
bleo. at Sberiff 6orf tos Mr. @pon.
til boao ban falote 9omilton 6all,
boilten ban beboeoe olbe(es alene, pa
tanot Der SIS inoipet / Mr. &pons
6rattefor, buorefter Rurien bleu lat
for &e@efer.
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Atteronerfp ont,ttelfer tYtttsb,tr8

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tcr mango Nor 'ienbt oer' paa 6teoet,
ro|eoe / Bittsburq, &c.,, ben 13be BE-.
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fig. ioet iefs Menrefer omfo II, os
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Euiiuoer Of Dollars.
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bet at en- 2ime fosiebe &esuen neo
meo en- forfaroelts @olofombeo. On
5ormtooosen folot 2.249omme @e0n,
buoraf 1.30 Tomme talot paa en-
2ime. @eloe Bittsburs leb forboli :
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Zig, bpilte Deb erbuer &e9nltorm ope, :
lpbmmer noset at bet tilfpoenbe2anr.
slormen ligneoe ct Stpbruo, %
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baulenoe 9oitisbeb. @u @trpm, l8
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itano, palteoe fig neboper Dalen oa
braete Doelesgelie o9 Joroirrin9,
buor ben rammeoe. Geb Mibbass=
tio mobtoaes @iterretniueer B,ttz<
burg. al en- Dam peb Seouette par
ipren9t, o9 at &anoet ltprtebe mob
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mango @teoer noaeoe Jlobtpl9en
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Operipmmelie, builten MI par omtrent
opbpaaet 19ien, bleu feiet pet, men
noSet Mennelfeliu git lite tabt.
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@n &es / en- Eesltensbpsnina,

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1om par unber &eparotion @au
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