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The record-union., 1896-12-03
PLEADS FOR HER LOVER.
Leen Hay Asks the Governor to Par
don Him.

r. Porter Ashe appeared before E..
D. McCabe, Governor Budd's Private
Secretary, yesterday, with Leen Hay,
a pretty Chinese girl, to solicit the par
don of Woo All Woy, who is confined
in San Quentin on five-year sentence
for robbery, it being charged that he
robbed one All Bow of some jewelry.
The case contains a romance that is
somewhat interesting. Leen Hay is 20
years old and at the age Of 4 years was
sold in China by her parents to a wo-
man named Sip En-, who brought her
to this State and sold her to All Bow,
who kept a disreputable house in Ba-
kersfeld. In her affidavit Leen Hay
says that at 16 she revolted from the
life intended for her by All Bow and
contemplated suicide She made the
acquaintance of Mr.. Brown and his
wife, who kept mission school and
was encouraged by them in her desire
to escape from her fate.
She met All Woy and mutual at
tachment was formed. He gave her
some money and helped her to escape
to a Presbyterian Mission in San Fran
cisco. Ten months afterward she
learned that All Woy had been accused
by All Bow, out of revenge, Of having
robbed her Of some jewelry which All
Bow had previously given her, and had
been committed on perjured testimony,
and she asks the Governor to pardon
him
Among the other affidavits presented
is one from one Tuan Din, who testifies
that he was at a meeting In Bakersfield
when several Chinese tried to square
the matter. but All Bow asked $3.50 to
do SO and they came to no understand
ing. After All Woy was convicted wit
ness told Tong Ying, one Of the wit
nesses, that he had done wrong In send
ing an innocent man to prison, and he
replied that Ah Bow had promised him
$50 to testify as he did.
The officers of the prison present an
affidavit certifying that All Woy's con-
duct has been exemplary all through
his Imprisonment. On the other hand,
All Bows friends protest against the
pardon and have asked for hearing.
If Woy secures his pardon he and his
faithful Leen Hay will be married next
month
The record-union., 1896-12-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Taylor Of New
York are at the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. w. S. Grant Of Woodland is a
guest at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. A. Jack OF
Cleveland, o., are visiting the city.
n. P. Nelson and Mr.. and Mrs. E. q
Nelson of Chicago are stopping at the
Golden Eagle.
Mrs. o. c. Booth and sister, Mrs
Julia Dunn, have removed to San Fran
cisco to reside.
Mrs. E. NJ. Brown, who has been WIS.,
iting this city for several weeks, re-
turned yesterday to her home in Wads-
worth, New. Miss Blanche Ficks ac-
companied her for visit to the Silver
State
The record-union., 1896-12-03
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to reason and to vital and elemental
principles of justice.
The court found from the testimony Of
thevery parties bringing the actions that
they had confederated and conspired in
the matter, that the scheme was a
fraud, and fraud can find no refuge in
court Of equity. There was no show
ing that the parties had sustained any
less or injury, and 1t was shown that
they had attempted to do lawful thing
in an Illegal way. Hence the court
held, as 1T was bound to do under the
everlasting principles Of justice upon
which the law is founded, that the par
ties could not be permitted to use the
machinery of the court for the purpose
of prosecuting fraudulent claims, even
against a party guilty Of the infraction
of statute
Yet the mendacious Examiner" with
its accustomed brutality, declares this
doing of justice was a decision to the
effect that "a person who is denied a
stop-over has a legal remedy in the
$500 damages allowed by the statute,
but he has no right to collect it under
any circumstances that are likely to
occur" 1t is just possible that the sheet
really thinks it impresses people with
its fearlessness and profundity by such
treatment of the courts and interpreta-
tions of the law. But perfect reliance
can be placed upon the good sense of the
masses of men to read the paper at it's
true value, and discover it's falsity and
nlaleYolence.
The record-union., 1896-12-03

A year ago the Government order was
issued that makes all consular offices
where the salary is below $4,000 fall
within the civil service regulations.
This order is not necessarily a standing
one. 1t emanated from the State De-
partment by order of the President and
therefore may be recalled by that au-
thority under Mr.. Mckinley. Holders
Of positions OF that grade and under
are much concerned just now as to
what position the President-elec will
take regarding this order. His party is
the declared friend of civil service re-
form. Mr.. Mckinley Is himself known
to be its friend and advocate. Incum-
bents, therefore, hope that he will not
recall the order Of Mr.. Cleveland's ad-
ministration- OF course, there will be
heavy pressure brought to bear to have
the order revoked, because most of these
places are now comfortably filled by
Democrats who very naturally do not
wish to be disturbed. The present ad
ministration has been very thrifty in
putting it's partisans in place, and now
It has locked the door upon good
many who want to stay within and the
question Is, VIII Mr.. Mckinley open it
and call out the Democrats? If he does
not do so, let the office seekers rest as
sured that it is because he believes the
order OF Mr. Cleveland's Secretary to
have been the best for the country. If
he does revoke the order. it will be be-
cause he thinks either that the places
are ill-filled or that they should not
The record-union., 1896-12-03

Oscar II. is a brother Of Charles XIV,
and a great-grandson of Napoleon's ia
nous general, Bernadotte. He was born
in 1929 and before ascending the throne
he held the rank Of Lieutenant-Genera
in the army He succeeded his brother
as King in 1872. He is an author Of
considerable note. He married in 1857
the Princess Sophia of Nassau, daughter
Of the late Duke Wilhelm Of Nassau. He
has four sons, and the eldest, Gustaf,
Duke of Wermland, is heir apparent to
the throne.
The record-union., 1896-12-03
Weather Report.

The Weather Bureau reports show
the highest and lowest temperatures
yesterday to have been 5S and "A de-
grees, with gentle northerly winds and
partly cloudy weather prevailing.
The highest and lowest temperatures
one year ago yesterday were 50 and Al
degrees, with no rain, and one year ago
to-day 40 and ~, with no rain.
The record-union., 1896-12-03
Concert at Oak Park.

At the Oak Park Baptist Church the
De Moss Family, the Lyric Bards OF
America" composed Of singers, instru-
mentalists, poets and composers, gave
a concert last evening. The members
of this family are remarkable in their
musical Snpcialtie9
The record-union., 1896-12-03

money out of the company by unlawful
means. This court, nor any other, I
am reasonably confident, will not permit
them to make money out of any indi-
vidual or corporation by such means"
Judgment was ordered in favor Of the
plaintiff
The record-union., 1896-12-03

Ice. Whatever the new President does,
we may be assured, will be conscien-
tious. He will not permit his partisan
ship to defect him from the duty-doing
that he deems best for his fellow-coun-
frvrn2n
The record-union., 1896-12-03
Commissioners Appointed.

Governor Budd has appointed NJ. O.
Randall and W. d. Phillips Commission
ers to represent California at the Ten
nessee Centennial Exposition to be held
at Nashville, commencing May l. 1897.
The record-union., 1896-12-03

smokers OF nneSt cigars may well wish
the Cuban war to come to a close. I'm
less the hostilities are very speedily
wound up the users of such cigars will
be heard shouting for Cuban independ-
ence or Spanish triumph. Their per-
sonal interests are coming into play in
this bloody conflict.
Certainly the best advices warrant
the statement that there is so much un-
certainty about the tobacco situation,
that it may mean a heavy tax upon
those who cannot give up the use of the
high grade weed, or will not. There is
now but a small stock of Cuban to-
bacco on hand in this country and very
few imported cigars, and the likelihood
Of getting more is small. Clear Havana
goods must therefore become very
scarce, unless the war is wound up
right away. Even then the tobacco
supply for us will be short, because the
production in the island has been small
this year.
The New York Tribune" has been in
vestigating and finds:
The imported cigar, though many
cheap makes are sold to unwary pur-
chasers under that title, is very little
smoked in this country nowadays, be-
cause Of it's price. The consumption of
imported goods has not only proportion
ately decreased, but actually fewer of
them are smoked. There are two rea-
sons for this, first the expense, and Sec
ond, and chiefly, that the quality of the
clear Havana makes has been steadily
improving for some years.
An imported cigar is one that is made
in Cuba out Of Havana tobacco. They
are costly because of the duty imposed
on them in the box. Their consumption
to-day only amounts to about per
cent. of the total American Smoke"
1t used to be nearly per cent, but, as
has been said, the use of imported cigars
has gradually dropped. Next in popu
lar estimation come the clear Havana
goods. No exact statistics of the num-
Der of these made has ever been kept,
but it is known that they foot up about
j per cent. of the total consumption. 1t
is on these cigars that there is the i'm
minent shortage. and these cigars are
the brands the average man of position
and means, though not great wealth,
smokes.
The clear Havana cigar Is made in the
United States by makers who have
learned their business in Cuba. The
same material is used that enters into
the imported cigar. The best Of these
goods are produced by highly skilled
makers as they, far better than any
other, understanding how to manipulate
the Cuban leaf. Genuine clear Havanas
have Havana filler. binder and wrapper;
they are sold at a lower price than the
imported article. because the stock that
comes in bales bears a much lighter
duty than Is imposed upon the made up
goods.
Of the cigars we use are of the better
qualities imported and clear Havanas.
The remaining So per cent. embrace the
grades that come out of domestic, Dutch
and Mexican tobacco. From these stocks
some excellent cigars are made, but it is
held that the smoker who has been
user of clear Havanas never will be con-
tent with any other, because not only is
the stock better, but because the makers
Of other grades have NOT tha art of tha
Cuban in manufacture.
The record-union., 1896-12-03
Moody Institute Quartet.

Tonight at the Congregational
Church will be given the farewell con-
cert by the Moody Institute Quartet.
Admission is free and everyone is in
yitad
The record-union., 1896-12-03
Jane O'Lofn's Estate.

J. II. Devine, Charles Heisen and
Thomas Geddes. appraisers of the estate
of Jane O'Lohn, deceased, have filed
their inventory showing the estate to
be valued at 81 800 IS.
The record-union., 1896-12-03

For coughs, asthma and throat dis
orders Browns Bronchial Troches"
are an effectual remedy. Sold only in
boxes.
The record-union., 1896-12-03

Entered at the Postofflce at Sacramento
rs seoond-class matter.
The record-union., 1896-12-03
trynlen.
KING OSCAR OF SWEDEN.
Selected as Final Arbitrator in the
Venezuelan Dispute.

King Oscar of Norway and Sweden has
been selected as the final arbitrator In
the Venezuelan dispute.
The record-union., 1896-12-03

These publications are sent either py
Mail or Express to agents or single SUD
scribers with charges prepaid. All Fosl-
masters are agents.
The best advertising mediums on the
Pacific Coast.
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THE WEEKLY UNION
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the Pacific Coast.
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CUBAN INDEPENDENCE AND PAR
TICULAR SMOKERS.

nlaleYolence.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-20
Sauna ipri@t.

Sn feiner 0eimatbsHa6t @lebelanb
bat Der republitanil6e @eneralfelbs
marf9aa Mart Sanna bel einem ibm
3u @bren beranifalteten Geftefen bic
intereifante grOffuuns gema6t, baB
nunmebr 3mei Sabre perfofen fnb,
feitbem er feinen Gelb5ugsplan 3ur
domination unb @ripdblung Mc4in.
leD's entworfen unb nit ber Nusftbe
rung begonnen bat. Dor apei Sab.
rem babe Mcainlep au ibnl seiast:
rMein Greunb, i9 pertraue Sbnen
meine 3ntunft an" unb babe biusuges
fhgt: ,,Mart, es giebt Oinge, bic i9
au9 I'm ben preis Der prdHbentiGaft
ni9t tbun tpirbe; Id lege meine gbre
In Sbre 6anb."
BON benz Sage an, ertldrte Mart
6anna, babe er fi9 ber @rfalnng Der
iibernommenen Nufeabe gemibmet.
Wer aber nod biefer @inleitung bic
gt,dbluns elmer @ef9i9te o@ie man
Brdiibent mirb" eruartet bate, ber
fab fi6 sstdui6t. Muf bic @inaeIbei.
ten ieiner @ampagne. Ghbrung 1T ber
fiegrei6e poIitif6e GeIbberr ni9t elm.
gegansen, aus triftigen @ranbeu pabrs
f9einli6; aud auf bic 4riegsfofen
ni6t, aus nod triftigeren @ranben.
st bat nur sefast, mas iebermann
tueiB. baB, bic Bemnbunseri 3ur grlans
sung ber erforberIi1en gonpentions.
Mebrbeitau Mnfaug m6gIi6f gerdui6s
los betrieben iporben, 6aB bic 9elesas
ten.Sagb cine "still hunt" getpeien;-
10 Ianse, bis bic errei9ten @rfoIge
9roB genug tparen, um nit ibrer Mns
ttinbisung bic @esuer 3u berbltiffen
unb bic mod S9mantenben in bic Geis
ben beS bprausf9tli9en Siesers 3tl
loden.
Wieberbolt unb nit groBem Na9'
brud gab Serr 6anna bic 8erf9trung,
baB er bic gbre ieines @aubitaten IN.
befedt erbalten. Nls er 3uriidteblte
bon Der republitanii9en WationaI. @on.
BENTON in ct. 2ouis unb vieiuenl
Oberbaupte' 8eridt crfattete, ba babe
er fasen fbnnen: .Me3inIep. i6 babe
ni6t perseRen, mas Sie mir anoertraut
baben; fie6enlos briuse i6 ibre @bre
aurad unb ui9t ein ein3ises geripre'
den, ba8 Sic einauI0ien bdtten." unb
barauf feier ftoi3. gto6 ME aupor, bon
2ineolns 3eit big 3ur @egsnwart, babe
Elm prdfbenii6aftss@ 10 gdns.
lid frei bon peri0nli4eE 8erpfli6tun.
gen bic NominatOn erbalten. 8as
aber i'm, Wart 6anna, ielbit betreffe,
10 lei es eiu3ig unb allein feline 2iebe
unb Greunbi6uft su benz groBeu
Manne unb feline aenntniB bon beI'
len 9er3 unb @barotter getpeien, mos
ibn beranlaBt babe, bic bul3osene rte:
ftse arbeit auf i6 3u uebmen unb bars
tiber ole feline aabermeitigen SntereI,
fen unb @ei6dfte i'm Slide gu IaFen.
Ob bieie eble SelbitlOR9teit ni6t
ettpa BLOB Maste lit, barIber pirb i'm
0erlaufe Der bepoffebenben bier Sabre
fi9 beKer al8 beute urtbeilen laRen.
(Gn3eiger bes WefenS.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-20

uno babel mar ibr bieie Dffentli6e
Sreunblibfeit re1t oft ldftis.
9lber alle8 baS bentrfte l6lteBlt6
bod, baB sic iuriltii6en Gerbanblunz
gen iiber BEN Sail Wartnt @iubertt,
10 piel bas eben bel Ben neapolitas
ntiden Geri6teu mDglid, bel9leunist
ipuroerl freilid) INNER nod piel 31t
wenig fir bic bireft 8etbeiltgten,
benen ieber Sag jebe @tunbe, bic
Wtario ldn9er auf 91tliba ousbalten
nuBte, wie cine Sllarter eri6ien.
Natitentti@ Marianne mar iiber iebeS
0inbernib, bas fib Der @ntfaiiuns
Waarios entsesenitellte, eutriiltet unb
fonnte nidt besreifen, tuie man einen
uni6ulbis Geritrtbeilten AUDI nur fun
benlans iiber lein S9idlal i'm l1ntluren
laiien fonnte. sic mar in btel len
Iagen in elmer belorsniBerresenben
2etoeniGaftli6feit, ipra9 bon bar
barii9er @rauianfeit uno i6ien gang
5t iiberleber, baB man bod einen
Suit iti5irrtbum erit feitltellen miiIle unb
6a5t eiue bloBe 8ebauptuns ni6t ses
niige.
60 mar Der Se3ember berangefonts
men. OaS Wetter mar pieber raub unb
fpinbig. Nebelmolfen fa1nen unabldllig
iiber bas Mieer beriiber9e5osen.
nSeute allo?" fraste Warianne Sen
Je1tsanlpalt Saturtni.
r9eute miro 9egen ben fleinen
Gtubba ipesen Meineibs perbanoelt,
ntein Srduleirt " ontwortete bieler.
uIb, enblt6!"
uDur9 ener9ilde 8erb0re, bte man
nit ibm anseltellt, tperben mir beute
tpobl erfabren, baB er li6 bod an
tenem perbdngniBpollen 9lbeno 9etrrt
unb nidt Mario seieben bat. Gr bat
i9on friiber, bel BEN erlten Sernebmur@
gen, etnseraumt, oaB er nit Ignelillo
feline glu8ia9e porber perabrebet gebabt
babe, natiirlid obne 3tt abnen, bab er
uesen Mleineibs perflagt meroen f1nne.
@elinst es NUN beute, 6ieIe Gerurtbeiz
lung 5u er5ielen, 70 itebt llrtbeil seseu
llrtbeil, unb bte Gntbaftung oes Serrn
Marini muB auf Der Stelle angeorbnet
tperbey."
pS6-id 9ebe nit ,Sbnen nod Der
8icaria, 6err 8e9tsanWalt. @ollen
sic mid mitnebnlen?" 'eripiberte Mas
rianne In elmer flieaenben Gufreauna.
(Sortfetuna foIgt)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-20

unb Seutena1en beniibten; btefe
1nD9en allerbinss ni6t8 @briitli6es an
iid gebabt baben. sic be ltanben mel It
aus bem 4bl9aunt ser Oonaup0lfer
unb Der S0lfer am 99lparSen Meer.
alari6 lpatlote ii6 na6 Der Groberuns
0soms betanntli9 ra6 9teapel, mo ct
cine Slotte baute, TIM na6 St5ilien
unb afrifa (bie baualisen Gornldnber)
iiber;uieten. Gr ipobnte ndbreno bieier
.3eit an9eblif) in ether 8illa, Die
fraber Cicero benz Hebner gebDrt ulo
n6rbli6 poui golilippo in Ser Nabe
bes bentisen gosSuoli lag. Die nett
erbaute Slotte 9ins aber, pabri6einz
lid bnrd 8rano oitiftuns, perloren unb
@lari6 itarb 5u Golen5a, mod ebe er
ietnen @rOberun9s3ug fortleten tonnte.
@as baben oent n,d6tigen Gom NUN
Die S6dee Ser g4elt, sic eS bierber 8us
iamntensebradt, 9efronnt? @as
baben Die Nei6tbiimer @alliens, Ser
manienS, @sDpten8, Die Serulalemiti~
i6en 3empelld)dte unO bic 3auber
8almDras sebolfen? Slu6 ibnen! sic
baben Die altrOmiide Gusenb uno
3apferfeit 3erfreiien, baben &raft unb
Starfe beS 9tei6e8 untergraben unb an
ibre Stelle @enu6lu6t, Hobbeit unb
2aiter aller Strt gebra9t, iie baben bic
beilige Qiebe gum Yaterlanb erlett
ourd) idnubige, gemeine Selbltiudt.
Oli9t ben 8arbaren lino mir erlegen,
mein tapfercr Mammius, lonbern ben
eisenen 2aitern. Stud, Stud, breinal
Slu6 bent iall6en sleibenben Man,s
mon, Der Die Ser5en Der Meni6en per>
wirrt unb bic @6lfer lit Glenb uno
llntergang itiir3t.
Slteb', mein tbeurer Wiamntius, ebe
ber milbe Sturm Der norbil6en Bar
barren baS boloe Neapolis uno ben gols
oenen 9oiilippo errei6t, fliebe ben
Corn beS 0immelS, Ser uns biele
fiir6terlide Sataitropbe auferlest, Tim
Der SunOen unierer 9orfabren ipillen,
flieb', 10 nett Did Define 6iiBe trasen,
bor Der Natbt Der 8arbaren unb bes
So6eS.
Dies bringt Dir.mein treuer Stfape
Pino, Elm 5uoerlaili9er Mann.
9lm SuBe bisieS 8riefes fanb li9
nod BON elmer anoeren Snnb, ipabre
fdeinli6 bef bes Mamniius ielblt, art>
9efii9t:
ygser INNER bies finbe, lase beln
neuen @ef6le6t, Mammius fiel tapfer
fdmpfenb, oas S6mert In Der Sanb.
2ause uno ua9beuflid betra9tete
Marianne Oas ulte, lnebr aGs piersebns
bunbertjabrise Dofument. @s 1pra6
etne 10 marfi9e unb bod rein nenl9S
li6e Spra6e. @ar bas ni9t better al8
alle Sddte bes Mtertbuns, bie abers
sldubiI6e 9eute in oieien alten 8utnen
permutbet batten? sic padte Glles
iauber suiaumen. Sic anfgenommes
men pldne Der alten ueberreite Der
an9eblidben 8illa beS 2ufulluS, baS
&alt6en nit benz & bfument unb ihidte
es an ibren 8ruber na9 Berltn. Sreis
lid, bon Brutus uno @aiar mar bartn
ni6ts seia9t, aber es bot immerbin
Stoff senas fir eine tii6tise DOftorz
arbeit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-11-20
%. aapttel.

Der puni6ulbis 8erurtbeilte i'm
8agno 5u yiiiioa1 erpieS fi9 fir bic
EasespreHe in gleapel ais Elm auBers
orbentli6 bantbarer Gtoff. Dos Publis
FUN erbiste ii6 iiber ben Gorfall,
idinpfte iiber bie Suiti3 i'm @llgemeis
nen unb iiber bic 9uitis bon gleapel i'm
Belonberen. Wtan bebauptete nit gro>
ber Gntriiituns, 10 etiuas fOnne nur in
gleapel uorfommen! Du lieber Simmel
-Srren 1T meni6li9, bier ipte bort.
Die 9iebafteure. finSia ipie file itnb,
nusten bas 1bema na6 9raften aus
uno i6rieben balo iiber ben 8asno BON
Niiiba, iiber bic Sualen, ipel6e Die
Strdflin9e bort ausSulteben baben,
iiber bic seietliden 8eitimmunsen,
bic tn glnuenbuus tdmen, balb liber
bic Samilie Marini i'm allgemeiuen
uno iiber Mlariu Marini i'm 9elons
beren, ipie iiber bic 9illa Marini unb
ibre neuen 8emobner. OaS allsemeine
llrtbeil mar jett einltimmis gu @uns
iten MarioS unb Ieiner Samtlie. glle
@elt ipra9 jett nur @utes BON ibnen,
anb belonbers Yeppa iuurbe fiir teben
Neapolitaner ipieber puuiere 9eppa.
$50 iie iid ,ei9te, mar iie elm gesens
itanb 6ffeutlider slufniertlan,feit. 9llle
@elt sriiBte iie auf Der StraBe, Qeute,
bic iie ni6t fannie unb ibreS @rius
nerns ME 9eieben bate, naberteu iid
ibr, lm einige @orte nit ibr 3tt tpe6s
leln. Oas mar ibr geraOe ieet gar ni9t
lieb. sic traf ii6 nit @iuliano jett
mteoer bdufi9er, balb bier balo ba
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9ie Gaprek Ndbntaid)ime.

9ieie pOr5iisli6e Ndb Maidine, Die
iiberaa 10 sroBen slnflans sefunoen
fat uno Die elmer 9adb MaI6ine i'm
Preile bon 1876 slei6fommt, ufieri-
ren mir nit alien sltta6ments tuie folst:
Die Maidbime nnb bic Jreie prefTe
etn Sabr fret, $21.5O.
Die Maid5ime an alte 9bpnnenten
iiir $4,000.
Der 8efeller be5ah1t bic
Jra6t, Die etma $3.50 be-
trd ct. Man lenbe bas @elb on uns
elm unO Die Maldine ipirb benz 8eitels
let bireft bon ber Sabrit Suseianbt.
Die GspebttiOn Der yTrete 9reife
fiir 2eraS".
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@liid Snt &amie.

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bcfen, q. s. Or. 8ul's 6uiten Snr>
up fcltet nur 25 Gents unc er 1T befer
llno bilt9er als tpie ale bic anoerer
Wairturen welder Der 6dnbler anpreiit.
&anft nur Or. 8ul'S 8 5oulten SDrup
benn er 1T timmer tpirfiam uub gut.
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