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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28
Rules of the Road.

One may stand almost anywhere on Bun
street and count several hundred bicycles
passing in an hour, about the time the
business people down town are going to
or returning from dinner, or when the
pleasure seekers are out in the early eve
ming Recently a number Of minor acct
dents, and several more or less serious
ones, have occurred on Bull or some ad-
jacent street through the fact that there
is no common observance or enforce
ment of rules of the road. This is espec-
tally true with regard to travel around
the squares. Hacks. carriages spring
wagons and bicycles alike go either to
the right or the left in passing the squares
in disregard of the danger of running into
some vehicle coming around the corner
in the opposite direction.
It seems that there should be some IN
Outstanding and enforcement of the com
mon sense rules of the road. There is no
reason why all vehicles should not be re-
quired to go to the right In most of the
larger cities the police rightly enforce the
rule. and people who wilfuny disregard it
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28

The car is suffering from an attack of
the jaundice. There is no telling what
the effect will be upon the destiny of
Russia, and of Europe. What a collie once
did for Napoleon. the jaundice may do
for Nicholas. A man with a complexion
of greenish yellow cannot be expected to
maintain an even and diplomatic frame
of mind. He wilInaturally see things with
a 1aundiced eye, and may become exas-
perated and touch off the spark that will
set Europe ahame.4
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28
snrcr md cola nd chlcnro.


The silver men win have a big majority
at Chicago. but not two-thirds Of the con-
vention, unless they unseat some OF the
! gold delegates. and give their places to
silver delegates. The convention will con
SYST Of $50 members. All the states having
chosen delegates. ii is possible to slate
quite accurately the number Of delegates
for silver and the number for gold. The
number for silver is 5s5. and the number
for gold 3i5. From these figures il appears
that the silver men lack thirty-dve votes
Of having "a two-thirds majority. go being
such a majority.
Unless the two-thirds rule is abolished,
or a number Of gold delegates are unseat-
ed. the silver men cannot name a presl-
dental candidate that is opposed by all
the gold men.
VIII they abolish the two-thirds rule?
1t is hardly probable they will That rule
has been in operation too long to be re-
pealed without bringing about trouble in
the party. The repeating OF the rule in
order to let the majority control would
open the way for a disruption OF the party.
All the indications are that every effort is
going to be made to hold the party to-
gether.
VIII the legality of the election of
enough of the gold delegates be ques-
toned to enable the silver men 10 get
two-thirds majority? That question is be-
ing considered. There does not appear 10
be any reasonable ground. however. for
Directing TO any one of the gold delega-
lions. and 10 unseat any one Of them
without the very best of reasons would
cause as much trouble. probably. as would
the repeating of the two-thirds rule. Some
objection has been made to the delega-
tons from Michigan. South Dakota and
Florida. but it has no solid foundation.
If the convention is controlled by a spirit
Of fairness no one of these delegations
will be unseated.
There is weak point, however, in the
Michigan delegation, which is composed of
fifteen gold men and thirteen silver men.
and it is instructed to vote as the ma
jorlty directs. Under this unit rule the
twenty-eight votes Of the delegation will
be for gold. But the seats of two of the
gold delegates are contested by silver
men. If these contests should be decided
in favor of the contestants the delegation
would stand fifteen for silver and thirteen
for gold, and under the unit rule the vote
of Michigan would be for silver. In that
event the silverites would have two
thirds majority. It may be the purpose
of the silverites to get two-thirds ma
jority by changing the Michigan delega-
ton from gold to silver in the manner in
dicated
1t is not improbable that II the sound
money delegates fail to get such finan-
cial plank as they desire, they will not
attempt to control the nomination for
President. but will permit tho sllverites
to. make the ticket without opposition.
They may object to Mr.. Teller or Mr..
Bland for special reasons. but they will
hardly attempt to compel the nomination
of sound money man by using the two
thirds rule to prevent the nomination of a
silverite. They will probably use their
influence to bring about the nomination of
the most acceptable of the silverite can
didates.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28

In many of the saloons where nickel
in-the-slot machines are kept says the
San Francisco Wave, the player, when
successful Outlines, takes, In lieu of
cigar or drink, an aluminium chip about
the size of a quarter of a dollar which
is good for either whenever presented.
A young commercial traveller while
about the city, a few evenings ago. Wis
tied a number of saloons where the nick
el-in-the-slot devices are kept, and, after
successfully playing several of the ma
chimes, wended his way home with his
pockets well filled with chips.
The next morning, on arising from his
couch, he was somewhat surprised to find
that the majority of his chips were MISS
ing. He felt positive they could not have
been lost, and 1t never entered his head
that his better half might have purloined
them. He said nothing, however, went
to his place of business, and thought
nothing more of the matter. That even
ing, when he arrived home, he was as
tonished to be greeted tearfully by his
wife with
you're a mean! horrid thingP
Why, Pet, what's gone wrong?"
II never thought you would do any
thing so low and mean"
MY dear child" anxiously replied the
husband, who really was devoted to his
wife, what is the trouble?"
Il was never so mortified in all my life;
but" drying her eyes, "it has taught me
a lesson"
What has taught you a iosson?"
did you mot miss something frors
your pockets this morning?"
mo, 1 don't think-why, yes, missed
some little chips. Why, you little MINK,
did you abstract them from my pocket
during the night, thinking they were
coin, and did you go shopping to-day?''
Ha. ha, that's a good one"
Yes, George, I did. I'm not sorry now.
though, for it has taught me a lesson
shall never forget"
And that is. my dear little wife?"
Never again to go through your peck
cts for money
MY precious little wife!'
without a light"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28
Vain EXPECTATIONS.

1t ought to be apparent to the leaders of
the free silver element in the democratic
party that any expectation of success
based upon dissatisfaction among repub-
leans over the st. Louis currency plank
is bound to prove disappointing. The bolt
of Teller and his followers has fizzled
ptifuily, and while here and there one of
the faithful dissents from the declaration
for gold standard, it is noticed that his
'dissensioh Is not followed by renunca-
ton of the republican, faith. Sound money
in the platform will prove less repug-
nant as time goes on. Let the democratic
party wage the coming battle on its cardi-
nal principles of sound money and opposi-
ton to trust-favoring tariffs. If the party
does not win, 1t will at least be true to
itself and the country.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28

New York is soon to be RECALLED with
novel joint debate. William Dean How
representative of the Liberty Dawn As
ISOLATION OF American Cab Drivers are to
be the principals. Mr. Howells some time
ago wrote a magazine article in which he
declared that the practice of tipping was
degrading and un-American, and few
days ago the Liberty Dawners challenged
him to a joint debate on the question
MI Howells has accepted the challenge
and Henry B. Martin will champion the
cause of the cab drivers. walters, bar
bers, and others who accept tips.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28
In Line With Carlisle.
From Louisville Courier Journal CDem)

The Texas democrats realizing so clear
ly the mischief that has been done by
the greenbacks are consistent to the end.
They demand that the government shall
retire from the banking business; that
the treasury notes shall be Cancelled, and
that safe system of banking shall be
established under such governmental SUI
pervision that the security of the circuia-
ton shall never be doubted. In other
words, they plant themselves in strict
line with the suggestions made by Mr.
Carlisle in his great report to Mr.. Cleve-
land on the reform of the currency sys-
tenn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28

The convention of Sunday school work
ers which is to be convened in Boston on
Tuesday next will be of interest directly
TO probably more than 100000 children
and adults connected with the Sunday
schools ia this country and Canada. The
gathering is to be International IN char
acter. and It Will be proposed during the
meeting that in similar conventions here
after delegates may be sent from Green
land, Cuba, the West Indies. and else
where. as well as from the United States
and Canada. The meeting will be the
eighth annual convention of the interna-
tional organization. which has been de-
monstrated to fulfill very helpful part in
the progress or religious and evangelical
work. A worlds convention of SUNDAY
school workers is to be held in London
next year. and at the Boston meeting
steps win be taken TO prdvide for the at
tendance Of a large and representative
delegation from this country.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28
CURRENT COMMENTS.
MeKin1er,r- .rall.. ponar..

When Maj. Mckinley voted for the free
and unlimited collage of silver at the
ratio Of 10 to i,sdid he not hold that the
dollar he was voting for was full dol
lar?" When he voted to overthrow Pres
ident Hayes vetos of the bill for the
coinage of 100000 silver dollars a month,
did he not vote for what he believed a
full dollar?" When he denounced Cleve-
land for "his efforts in demonetizing sill
yer" was he not arguing for the silver
dollar as a "full dollar?T The major will
be smoked OUT eventually. as soon as
Mark Hanna gives the word. In the
meantime the people can guess where he
stands in the Hight of his past record.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28

A Georgia contemporary. discussing the
delegates to Chicago selected by the
Macon convention. concludes that the
Georgia delegation will probably not add
much to the quota of convention oratory
at Chicago. Our contemporary has evil
IDENTIFY never sat at banquet board with
the Honorable ex-senator Walsh, who is
one of the delegates
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28

The shutting down of the cotton mills
of New England may mean a good deal
10 the cotton planters of the south. TIE
planters have increased their acreages
very largely over the acreages of last
year, and with good seasons the coming
cotton crop will be considerably greater
than the last one. With the demand for
consumption curtailed. i. would be but
natural for the price TO decline.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28

If you WANT GOOD MATERIAL
and work, order your Autographed ana
printed stationery and blank books from
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SUNDAY, JUNE =. 1886.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-15

Grl. 9auna l6eint etma eiu Oubenb
peridiebene &eitansiise au baben, alle
nah bemieIben 5dnitt gefertigt, aber
natalIid in peri6iehenen Garbeu uub
Stoffen. 9aS pferb, bas Re reitet,
burfte ftir cine ieitliaes fbenbe Dame
f9uer 5u lenten ieia. Sri. &utb ober
bolt e8 obne 59rsierietsit i'm 3aume.
3umeilen pirb lie auf ibren Gpa3ier.
ri'tea BON einem @rDom begleitet; Re
flir6tet li6 aber aud niht. anein aus.
aureten uub masbt bdufig NusHtise
BON 1912 Uieilen In bic nmgegenb.
Sic iit hberaa al8 .Ntart 6anna'S
&utb" betannt.
Nls 0r. 0anna nit Der 2situns Der
@ampagne betraut nurbe,
beipro9 er. ME aus fi6erer Queue Der.
Iauiet, nit feinem S69terden bic M5g,
Iidteit elmer Nenberung In ihrem &eis
terfohiim. Die Dfentlide Meinung,
lagte Der papa, f6unte NnifoB an ibrem
iebigen uebmen. Nber pie sew6bnlib
iebte &utb ibr R6pf6el bur6. ,,Was
gebt mid bte 6fentli6e Weinung ans"
iaete He. Diplomatic, papa2 Sd
bin feiu Diplomat unb aiebe mid an,
tpie es mir beliebt.''
llnb babel blieb eS.
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9ieie uor5iisli6e Mdb Mai6ine, Die
iiberaa 10 sroBen slnflans sefunoen
bat ano Die elmer gsdb Maidine i'm
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Die Mtaidinc at alte MbDnncnten
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trd ct. Mtan ienoe bas @elb an uns
elm unb Die Mal6ine iuirb benz 8eitelz
Ter bireft BON oer Tabrif 5useianbt.
Die Ggpebitipm Der vSrete Vreiie
fir 1eEas".
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Wu 8 | q II b.

- Mu8 BauBen Wiro bert6tet: WlS
&aiier Milbelm II. ieinen @gtraaus bel
26bau, II Meilen BON 8auben, be-
ftieg, na6bem er f9 bon benz 46nig
bon Sa6ieu perabidiebet bate, ftieB
iein 3ug nit benz Dresbener S9neQ.
auge a1tiammen. @8 tnurbe 0fiemanb
berIebt, bod bate Der aoifer einen
Nufentbalt Don 40 Wfinuten.
- Ste gerH6te bon elmer beboritee
benben &analers arifis tuerben BON ber
beutf6en prefe erneuert. 6obenlobe
1oa bur9aus geben ober rgesangen
tperben." Weil Der 2aiier in 8reslau
ben Obersprdibenten @rafen 9abfeIo
apeimaI beiuhte unb ibn 6abur@
nOfentatibS aus3ei6nete", 70 foll bers
felbe elei9 ber rtommenbe Wann@ unb
ber ebentue0e Na9folger bes Jhrfen
9obenIobe ietn. 9demanb bentt bas
ran, baB felt benz ariese bon 1866 bic
probin3 @9IeRen BET feber @elegens
beit bur9 t1nigli9e 6ulbbemeiie aus.
ge3ei9net tpurbe, beB alio bieier bop,
petite Beiu6 cine refine S6fli9teitSla9e
lein tann. Nnbere Sdolauberger aber
ertldren ebenio betimmt, baB ber
&analer fefftebe, ba He bes @laubens
finb, baB bes 96nigs gilbert bon Sad.
len &atbl9ldge bic innere politit 10
melt berubigt bdtten, haB on einen
&au3lermediel nidt 3u beufen fei.
Ser 8erliner G0rreSppnbet Der
2ontoner "Times" iast. bob @erl9te
BON sinem beuoritebenben 3olltrieg
3tnii9en 9eutidlanb unb &uBlaub i'm
l1mlauf iiub. Sc tpirb beri9tet, bab
Ruslanb wegen brhdenber 8ei@rdn.
funaen auf bic ginfubr bon ruifii9en
g8aaren, pel6e auf BeraulaRung Der
beuti6en Nsrarier 9ema6t marben,
WieberperseltungSmabregel 3u sr9rets
fen brobt. =,
@s perlautet, baB bic beutide
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ouf ianbwirtbi6aftli@e Mai@iaen ber'
Qbauieben. @s mtir6e bies ftir bic
orieritaniI9en 5abritauten folder Was
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- gu 8rhr in 86bmen bat, obs
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on Meni9enleben semelbet. Senno9
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benn nod ben lebten @rtabrungen
fablt fi9 bort Niemanb am Seben uno
@igentbnm Rder. Sah Sentnugs9e'
biet liest in ber Ndbe bes Inifg' 'Seps
Iiber Babnbpfes. Die 8abn bat ibren
9ertebr an biefer 5telle einfeaen mhi'
fen.
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81. 59pls'
Halmen Garteu nuS &eltauration.


Ser freunbli6fe unb ansenebmRe
Mufentbalt fiir bic Beiu@er ber 9tabt
unb namentli6 fir Samilien, III
S9ol3' palmengarten. ber nit elmer
Dor3iigli6en &eifauration, peI9e ole
Oelifatefen Der Saifon in better Gus
bereitung liefert, berbunben 1T. Mfan
finbet bort bas bette @laS Bier unies
rer beimiiden grauereien, portreffs
li9e einbeimii DE unb imrortirte Wetne,
6ito @igarreu, alte, CUTE Wbisfies,
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tags unb 9onntags Abenbs finben
Greis aOn5erte ffatt. 8illarbfpielern
ifeben bic beffen Billiards 5ur ger'
fhgune.
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Gin Sraum.

@etk tuar Der Sag uno Die Stadst blieb
betR,
0te MOSfitps irbtpirrten emtiebltd3,
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Wtatt leie, cs mag bon eJtt>
tereffe ietn +!


Wir balten segenwdrtig einen
6 o M mer &dumungs. Ber.
tauf. S9ube unb Stiefel 3u aofs
preiien Iuf iebem @tId Maare
ftebt Der Soft unb Der ebemaIige 8ers
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fbafften mir eiuen Borratb bon aDfs
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mir biefelben Dollfdnbis auSpertaufen,
ba mir bes Gaumes 5eburftig finb ftir
ben grOBen 9erbfts unb Win nters
8orratb BON S@uben, ber gegeus
wdrtig anfdngt, berein3ufommen.
MdeS muB prompt unb sur Stelle
be3abIt tperben, ba mir 3u iol1en prei,
fen Ni@ts auff9reiben tbnnen.
@inberella 5boe Store,
213 Nlamo.plaaa.
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Natb fHr RRtter.

W 49,. m O.L... rL ..,,.N.
or Sol s noet w sSagten lWo" DulDs
bon WtiIionea BON WtHttern beim 3abs
tten Der T1nDer attgeDenDet. Wlrt Dtt
I'M S@late Dur@ DaS S9rete1t etttes
TIHDeo 8eForI, Da0 I'M 999HeH Ip uHo
DOT S@meraen melnls 2SeHn 10, Zane
IploII elHs ylalge oDh rUtIs. 2e!Hss
sg'uS ~ SgDlg'nS S9I"p goteh: SelA
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s6iaer's .Rduber" perben BEN

- S9iller's y8duber" perben benz.
nd9ft oils &oman benz itaunenben
DeutI9lanb porsefhbrt werbenl 6err
@uitab 1ange, Shriftteqer, f9reibt
benz .Sann. Surfer: ~yta6oem i'd
mid fdon felt Sabren nit benz @eban,
fen getragen unb au@ an bet 8erluirt.
li@ung gearbeitet babe S9iller's berrs
lides Drama rDie Gduber" nod ool.
iidnbig freier 8earbeitung in einen
Idnseren Roman umaufeBen, bin i'd
iebt nit Der mir gefellten Qufgabe su
gnbe. Dion barf geipannt barauf
fein, mie Serr 2anse nit 6@iler fd
abgefunben bat. 9abf6 wdre es.
penn er aud ben sJiesto", .8abale
unb 4iebe" u. (. NJ. in gutter proia
benz beuti6en 9olte ndber bringen
tpdrbe
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Surnep' Gisidrdnfe gum aofpreife.
Lightning" unb Blizzard" Free
zers unb @aiolin6feu gum aofpreiie.
@us. u. 8obnet, PIT %. Com. ct.
3weig @ef61ft: 210 OFs6oufOnfr.
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@eiunbbett unb suten Mtbem ssbaltsi
Sbr bur@ Sbileb's Gatarrb &eMebp.
preis so @ents. NaiaI Sniettss fret.
Sum Bertauf bet4alteper q S9u5arb,
Sames glanin, &. 5. Speuekp, q.
@obn d Co., g. Stein, Central Drug
@tOre, y. S@peppe.
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Hauluftiae uno 9pntraftorem

MAIDEN mir auf bic alte bepdbrte 8au'
bol3banblung BON 6 b. StepeS &
e6bne aufmertiam, bic bebeutenbe
Quantitdten Don boraugli9em Saubola
unb groBe 8orrdtbe bon Sbhren, Jetl'
fern, Saloufien, S6inbeln, giiens
paaren, tpie s9l0Rer, @dsel, 5arbeu
&c. an 9anb baben. gfieberlaseu on
Observation-Disclosures unb am Suniei
&eIeife In Der Oft Commensurate.
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8arl's Gloner Root 8bee reixtet bas
8Iut unb siebt cine reine fb6ne Sarbe.
Gum 0erfauf BET 4alteper q 56us
@arb, Sames glapin, {. 5. 9pellefp,
O. @obn & Co., q. Stein, Geutral
Drua @tpre, 81. @@mebbe.
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5Gminbiu&t, 9rippe, Pneumonia
uub aQe Gals, unb 2unsenleiben wer'
ben bur9 rSbiIOb'8 Cure" gebeilt.
3um 0ertauf bel 8alieper q S4u'
d5art, Sames @Iouin, 3. 5. Spelshp.
R. @obn & @n.. 3. Stein. @entral
Drug Store. u. S&meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-09-15

gerfspfung peruria@t bic 6aIfts bes
Grauentrantbetten. RarI'8 GIsbes
Root 9bee III ein sutes IfitteI seeex
Terfopfung. Gum Dertauf bei 9als
teper & s9u9arb, Santes Glasia, &.
). SpeQeRp, q. @obn & Co., q. Steim,
Central Drug 6tere, q. Seuepts.
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ltert. Die SHUTTER lpeinte elm 9brar,s

@ltern. Ole Whttter lpeinte Elm Ibrar1s
9en.
9llS lie bann i'm Magen iaBen, Wlar
unb Wia9ba, unb oas &oupe in groBter
@ile bur6 ben Ibiergarten Dem 2ebrter
8abnbof 5urollte, faBte Wfasoa pl0ee
ltd bic Sarb ibres Wannes unb briidte
fte ber5lt6.
sd bin 70 frob, Nlar," iaste iie
nit bebenber Sttmn,e.
Gr peritanb iie I'M erlten aluSenbltd
gar nt6t uttb fraete peript1nbert 3uriid:
uWia9oa, lpenn Du ben sanSen I'm mfang
meiner unb 8apas Sorseu fennen
ipiirbei
rsDas tbut bas, Weae?4 entgesnete
iie lebbaft. uMtbperftebe mid niat,
Du 9ieber!4 fiiste lie bann iofort
eifrts bin3u. sd fam mtr benfen,
baB es i9le9t itebt NIT Dem @ei6dft,
unb i'd mill bitten unb beten, baB fi9
Nlles gum 8eften tpenbe. 9lber, Stay,
abnit Du benn ni6t, fparum id tros
Gllem uno alllem 10 frob bin, baB i'd
es in ollie @elt binausjubeln t0nnte?
@etl i'd enbli6 : enblt6 in Dir ipies
Der ben Wlann iebe, ben Wlann benz
td mein Ser3 CAB! Ni6t mebr ben
unfteten, lin5ufrteoenen, untbatisen
Trdumer, ettten san3en damn, Der nit
boiler 9raft an cine ernfte 9lufsabe
berantrttt. Mar, 1nein lteber O1or,
tpie es nta audi fommen mag, i'd babe
feine Gorge um bte Sufunft!"
Gr leste ieinen Irm I'm iie unb 3os
iie an fid.
nDu Gute, Du 8luse!4 iaste er
innig.
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Eraet Gurea Gr3t, Orussihsa sbss
Cure Greunbe mad Sbilsb's Care si
Goaiumption. Ste perbe1 % emptsbs
len. 3um Dertauf bet 8aIteSss 4
S9u@orb, Sau1es @lapiu, 5. 3.
@peQeHp, q. gsbn q Co., ,. Gtstu,
Central Drug Store, u. 64wepts.
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Rad uue uou europa.

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Wegen genauer SnformatiOn tuenbe
man f9 on
10. s. 9pmmG
@eneralsp asiersasent bet Malorp
Oampfer 2inie,
523 @aa 6oufon 9traBe, San Au'
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i6en 0ampfer 2inien.