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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07
SUCCESSFUL KITE EXPERIMENT
Ascend to a Height of Over a Mile and
Obtain Important Records.

Ascend to a Height of Over a Mile and
Obtain Important Records.
The observers at Blue Hill observa-
tory in New Jersey have sent to William
4. Eddy definite details of their great
kite ascension of the Sth inst, when
records were made with their meteoro-
graph at a height of 1856 feet above sea
level. More than three miles of piano
wire were paid out, the ascension be-
ginning at 9:15 a. m. and ending at9:O5
p. m. The pull on the wire was from
20 to 80 pounds at the start, and ranged
from so to 95 pounds at the highest
point. after which it slowly decreased.
The instrument entered and passed
through the clouds as shown by the
record of very dry air above the clouds.
The temperature fell from 46 degrees
at the Hill to 90 degrees at an altitude
Of $3.50 feet. The mebeoTOgraph record
in ink on revolving cylinder
run by clockwork was the best
vet obtained. The lifting force
consisted of seven Eddy and two
fiargrave kites from six to nine feet
il diameter, and the ascension was man
aged by Clayton, FERGUSON and Sweat
land, of the observatory. The instru-
ment was more than a mile high dur
ing three hours. This breaks all kite
altitude records.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07
A Question Near His Heart.

81 should like to see somebody in au-
thority hyuh, subj" said Col. Carter, as
he approached an employee of the
weather bureau.
ION what kind of business?"
"Inotice that the objection as eman-
ated fun this department, to gentle
men making use of military titles who
have no right TO them"
"Oh, yes"
"What l desire to ascertain, sub, is
whethuh this department holds that a
gentleman who has invented two mixed
drinks and who has run fob Office fouh
times has not the right, sub, to be ad-
dressed by his lersonal friends as kun
nell. '"-Washington Star
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07
A Cheerful Liar.

81 hope, sor, you will assist poor
man whose house and everything in it,
including me family, sor, was burned up
two months ago last Thursday, sor."
The merchant to whom this appeal
was addressed, while very phil IL
thropic, is also very cautious, so he
asked:
Have you any papers or certificates
to show that you have lost anything
by fire."
81 did have certificate, sor, signed
before a magistrate, to that effect, but
it was burned up, sor, in the house with
me family and the rest OF me effects. >
-Tid-Rits
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07
STANLEY TURNING BLACK.
Results of Having African Blood Injected
Into His Veins to Prevent Fever.

Results of Having African Blood Injected
Into His Veins to Prevent Fever.
Henry NJ. Stanley, the famous African
explorer, is gradually turning black,
as the result of having negro blood
transmitted to his veins as a protection
against the deadly malaria while he was
travelling in the dark continent.
1t is a well-known fact that the eli
mate of certain portions of Africa is
extremely dangerous to foreigners, and
as Stanley had to pass through the
"fever country" he had skillful native
operator perform the operation of
transfusing blood from negro to his
(Stanley's) veins. That the operation
was successful cannot be doubted, as
Stanley travelled repeatedly through
that district without ever having the
fever. His skin, which was formerly
very fair, has now assumed dark color,
which is thought to be caused by the
negro blood.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07
CHOICE MEATS.

A new meat market of the progress
sive kind has been opened at the cor
ner of Bonham and East Commerce
streets, of which Mr.. John f. Hansen,
an old and experienced hand, is the
managing genius. The market is
first class in all its appointments.
Only the choicest of meats, game,
poultry, fish and oysters whenever in
season will be offered for sale. Open
from a. m. to 8 p. m. Polite atten-
ton. 11-1-1mo.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
l. & q. n. RAILROAD.

North bound trains leave for Aus
tin at a. M, 500 a. m. and $50 p.
m.,; and arrives from Laredo at 1880
p. m.
South bound trains arrive at a. M,
7:15 p. m., and $50 p. M; and leave
for Laredo at 9:45 a. m.
NJ. X. &. T. FROM l. & G. n DEPOT
Trains leave for Waco, st. Louis
and Kansas City at $50 p. m; and
arrive at $50 a. m.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
East bound trains arrive from Mex
leo and Eagle Pass at 11.30 a. M;
and leave at 11.50 a. m. and 10 p. III.
for Houston, Galveston and New Or
leans.
West bound trains arrive from New
Orleans, Houston and Galveston at
1925 a. IN. and 4:25 p. M; and leave
for Eagle Pass and Mexico at As p.
m.
S. A. & A. omission ROUTE.
Trains leave daily for Cuero, Hous-
ton and Galveston at 9 a. M; for Bee
vile, Corpus Christi and Rockport at
2:25 p. M; and arrive daily from the
former places at 7:05 p. M; and from
the latter at 1:40 p. m.
Trains leave daily except Saturday
for Kerrville at $50 a. M; and arrive
at $3.50 p. m.
Trains leave Saturday only at p.
m. for Kerrville; and arrive at $50
p. m.
S. A. &.GULF SHORE.
Train leaves San Antonio for Mar
tinez, Sanders, Atkins, Lavernia and
Sutherland Springs at 9 a. M, daily
except Sunday.
Arrives at San Antonio at p. M,
daily except Sunday.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07
Pleasant for the Prisoners. n W

The prisons in the Canary islands are
conducted on somewhat lax principle,
and the inmates allowed to meet to-
gether in the yard. An allowance of
$50 pesetas per diem is made to each
prisoner, and he is allowed to feed at a
common mess or provide his food for
himself. His meals may be brought in
hot by his wife; tobacco is allowed, and
on the whole a prisoner is not badly
off.-Chicago Tribune.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07
A Grim Corporation.

The African Lakes company has be-
come so careful that it compels its
agents to pay their own funeral ex-
penses. So many agents died that an
order was actually issued compelling
the agents to die at their own expense.
For a long while the company has en-
loved a monopoly of trade.-CenturY.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07

Tired City Child-Mamma, I'm awful
sick of city streets.
Mamma-Well, my dear, next Satur-
day we'll go to Central park, and you
can have lovely time all day long keep
ing off the grass.-N. Y. Weekly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07
An Even Thing.

The bicyclist was inclined to be scorn-
full.
"a fig for your horse!" he exclaimed.
you have to stop to bride and saddle
him every time you want to go fer a
ride"
True" replied the horseman; "but I
don't have to pump him up."-Chicago
Post.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07
ATTENTION K. p.

To members Endowment rank, Sec
ton 632: Your regular monthly as
sessment and dues are due on the first
Of each month, and must be paid on or
before the 10TH"
T. B. JOHNSON, Secretary Sec 632.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07
Doctors for Passengers.

On the new Jungfrau railway no pas
sengers will be accepted until examined
medically, and if any of the travellers
feel III they must get out, and they viii
be afforded medical attendance. This
will certainly be novelty in railway
travelling.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07

Nose johnson (at the club)-I say,
fellahs, let's get up football 'leven.
Yves all got big feet an could put up
a powerful strong team.
Sporty Jackson (derisively)-Taik q
reef, dar; talk reef. How's we gwine
to grow long hair?-Leslie's Weekly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07

Stranger (from city)-Who lives in
that dilapidated old house on that
neglected farm we just passed.
Farmer-Why, that is the house Of
Mr.. Lazybones, the well-known author
of "How to Succeed at Farming"
Stranger-I thought so.-Bay City
Chat
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07
A Slave to Custom.

"You have been 30 years in the pub
lie service and are rich and independent.
Tell me, judge, why do you not retire
on a pension?"
Because if 1 should do that would
not get my annual vacation.
yende Blaetter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07
sagacity of Birds for Work.

Birds are able to work at a higher
rate than any other animal-that is.
they can develop more energy in proper
ton to their weight by working at a
higher temperature, and this necessi-
tates a warm coating of feathers as a
protection from the cold atmosphere
Chicago Tribune.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07

Favorite Prescription is the most wonderful
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ceration and gives the tortured nerves a
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Thousands of women have testified to its
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Mrs. w. Robinson, of Springhill, Cumberland
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DR.. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad-
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Ube Daily Light.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Z.

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-11-07

Never before sold for less, but
locality we have decided TO mai
every reader of this paper an Oh
class $500 buggy at the lowest =
$4,000 and coupon we will ship
packed and Grated and delivered ,
opportunity to get thoroughly /
the lowest price ever offered. i
cheap buggy" but as a strictly |
a cheaper buggy or some other sty
catalogue showing 400 different
We can sell you a top buggy as To-
and upwards. Money refunded If
and examination. Coupon must
to obtain this special price.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-01-30
m

W d. 6ier 3os iid Der ~
Sabre nlte Sobann 8raus beim Serab,
fallen in Der Sbsuue ihwere 8~erlesun-
gen 81 uno 1T iein 3uitano ~lebensses
iabrlid.
n.-Sier serisib Der 60
Snbre ults Gusel6bner Sohihette aus
Stotsm in Die 9reidmaid'ne unb muir.
be ibm Die linte Sanb uesserlfen.
Gdteruab. - Sn ben @aloun.
gen oes gdternabsr &autons iheinen
nod uiele Ideruerpii fer Su bauien.
Guf elmer i'm Serborner Walbe abaebal,
tsnen 9rei6jasc, famen sur Strsde: 6
8Iloi6retne, l Juds uno 13 Saien.
Gin Seller BON iibsr Suei 9entner muir.
be onseitoiien. brannte ieood our1 nab
benz @aloe rSarot."
Wer derthal.-9as san5e Mer.
iaertbal 1T nit Sdnee ssiiut. tpelder
almdblis gum Sdmeljen ibsrssbt unb
unbridelnlib nieoer lleberidpsmmun'
gen brinst.
6 d. - 9as NerpenEeber, peldes
IN Der @fmeiuoe Gid iporaoiit auftritt,
1T I'M atusbmen besrifisn.
n.-Sier f~eierten bic
Gbeleute &c. alopp, umsebsn BON elmer
5ablreiben Jamilie, ibre sOlbene Sod,
Seit.
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Grmrter SamenSuhi.

Grilfler SaWeHjuuIi. - NStt ii
]0oaIUmmer lle 8eiesueieu y ,itoe Sods
u.a turhhrcil, Der aloubt IN cIHem
1aHge ttU Gagtet cultu "a uerwsI!en.
,5m 8meaioe 81 4mcuFa iicbi man icl
.u D}albucN, ocitO mebr iIsIBige Uten
bsnbGuol, DE ~ Orn 8ubeu uno Sds
meuielpcrn nit Der 0ode id fen. Sd
10 &5tygf 2tr Samau5a6t wlrO ms
Ggulid,anh rob LANCE zen Rdu9 ab!au
rtu, osrU nbgeitbsH BON duem anoern,
u6er 10 q ulae uu0 nusrel6snoe 9ono'
1r6tlt, Wsroen mir, uuo bas III ia Elm
bud iir uuier 9ano, mob ME "a osr'
'igsn babeu, uub cod 1T Die 0anolrbelt
bier uur ON Ylnbe, osun BET Der pelH'
Udeu Go,gfdlt Welhe man 0Od Der Sus
mea5ud' iUIomei. iUdreu Wai6nen tdum
a]nwlnctdr, OeSbntb wOlsu mir gerne
urisre bUbern GObne beibebnlten uno iir
Die feiran Sdmereisn uuisr 8elo no6
0Outidlluo id,deu, mir friegen'slu OGrh
oen Gru0It BON @ttreIoe uHo 6leIib
Sebnioh wlcoer Surid, SauIsnoe W{or'
Qcu liao in Der @riurter 8e9suo benz
Bcmiifs uno Characterization gerDlos
net uuo iOlhe Nd0ue llslhmGBlg oou-
i6ru,ge Sdmerelen luiien iib uud nur
nteS erSlCleu. no Der SOoen lett Sohrs
Iehnten odSu pUrbersltet uuo Der Setrleb
UoH SeUrern g~elettet iulro. @rinter
5dmeu oebt IN ole Gslt uno nod Dem
no rsirflmmenoeu llrthelle oler 6ubs
leuis erS'eIt man bon Tim Die 'd0nIten
ano uCltommenitsn 8emlie uHo Siumen.
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ler uuo trieben DIE ueritreut ~neioenoen
Sbiere in elm sroses Canon suiammeu,
po'elbt bic 2beiluns nuh SiidSabl mle
aa6 Gualltat Dor iid sins. DAB bas
lem leibtes Stid Qrbelt mar, bebarf
pobl faum Defenders beruorsebobeu 81
Deroen.
- 0as dlteite ReSept, tuelhe ss nuf
@roeu uObl sebsn oirfte, 1T tiirSlib oui.
~se'unoen woroen. 90 nuroe oils ,Saar
pudsbe'0roerunssmiitel" perihrieben,
uno 5par fir bic Wutter bss dspptiiten
80uiss gbuta, oes S~rpeiten Serriders
Der erfteu 9pnaftie. Der sessn 1000 D..
Chr. resierte. Sn ueberiesuns lautet
ss: ,Nimm bas Soblsnpolter pom gu
Sc zines 6unoes; oaSu bic 5rubt elmer
8uttelpolme uno einen Sui pom giel.
8ohe NQes iidtis in Del. @sbrauhs.
anpeiiuns: 8eibe bic aopibaut trditis
oumit ein." Der Saariduuno 1T alio
iton cine ebrUirbis alte 8ranfbeit.
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Ss maa iar Gun oIeid ant ,stu.

6err 5reo. NilQsr bon @rpins Silt
nOts ibreIbt, ooB ct an elmer e~rniien
9jerenbgiaWeroe mebrere Sabre lang
lit uno babel grOBe Sdmer5eu IN isis
aem Riden Su ertrn9en bate, wte au6
OaB isine Bluie ~au9sgrlffen mar. gr
Ueriubte oeri9teoeue iOsennunie y&Ios
nep"- Wttttel aber Obne @riOls. Sor Ell.
mem Sabre be9dnn er. electric Buffers
gu eebrnuhen uno er iano ioiortise Gin
osruns. electric SIttets III %beionoers
onrnab, ole Geber. uHo Hlerenfranibeis
ten gu beilen, uuo hdufil ut Die 0eiluns
cine ioiOrti9e. GIN Seriu6 piro Die
8abrbeii oes 8eia9ten beitdti9eH. Trels
uur 80 Gts. iur slue arpbe 5llite. gu
babeu IN g8. 3. Suhu's GpUtbets.
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Ritter ncr Raffnbarr.

Der Stnntss9 ommanoeur i6rsibt uns
Don 9incOlu, Reb., pie iOl9t: y9ta9oem
wIe uroere Meoi5iuen 8egeH iteinbnr
b~urtuddigen Suiten BEL u~nisreu 5pei
ainosrn aebraubt. periu6tsu mir Or.
Sings gieue gntoedur9, une mad nur
5peI 2ugen mar Der Saiten uO%litdnolg
ueri4wunOen. 8lr nOteH niht mebr
Obne oieietbe iein, ou uniere @rfabruu9
erprObt, bdB iie bilfi, no ole nuoere
Reoi5inen nuslos inc."-llutersei6uet
J. Us. Stepens. Staats gOm.-8arum
ntdt bleie irCflibe WeOt5lu prObirt, DO
lie 9ornntirt nj uuo Rehabilitation freI
gu BADEN iino III Subn's NpOtbete?
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Observation-Disclosures.
gereolnng unO YerbeIiernua pes

Sereolllng Ir0 Serbe1ernng 0es
Saat8ntes BUR @Jiauaung Don Qus
TEN Sanigetreloe lino pliieuOer Boon,
lor8iGlil8e Seiteauug, quite 8ileee pdbs
reno Der 8egstoiions BerlOoe uuo beiUn.
oere Sor9lalt wabrsnO Der @rrte uube.
oln9I notlI9. @rfuQt Der 5drmer eieie
Seom9ungeu uno III er beoadt bel Der
IeoesmGllseu Nusmabl beg Soataetreis
oes oas Bette Su utbmeH, 10 miro Ell
balo i'm SefBe BON UOltOmmcnem Sant
9etreloe lem; Gber Wle ielisn n!ro uui
Die 8erUOQtOmmuung Der Slat &ldii6t
9enOmmeu. 8eun cine iorgfdltise 8obl
uno 4fle9e %unterbleIbt, 10 miro lib oas
SdditUtn nG6 uuO nG9 peri6le6lern
uuo auSarten, uHleI blslbl aber Die nOibs
iUeooI8e 6etulgung, 10 mlro uno mub ole
Gnle bsetntTabtl9t DeroeH. AQer
orn9s babtn nidt ule 5nrmer 9eit uno
Seidld, be nOibige SOrginlt ielblt 81
iiben, oleie iolen lid oaber on 9eute men
ocn, bic ell @eidait aus Der 9sninnuu9
gutter SaaitUadre MAIDEN uno Die li6 ibre
U4ube uutirllb entipredeno beSnbleu
lalen. 8Isies iino Die SameuSltter
uno gambler. Aber i'm aleinen lam is.
Oer Snuer Sameu5lbter lem, wenn ct
'elne Na6barl6dit NIT 9utsu Sdmereien
uetltsbt, 9b6ridt III es aber, wenn 10
elner ietn lorgiaitlg bebaaceltes Sdalsul
sum 9ewObnllden Wtartiprelie bsr9ibt,
oena ie0e 4rbeIt 1T lbtes 9Obues Derib.
50 ut betannt, oaB ieoe @ultutpaan5e
81 eInem bOben @raoe Der SOQtommen,
gel! 9ebradt tOeroeu tann, aber auh Dem
Il elHe 8ren5e 9eSo9en; Die ldherlIb
muB es onber Dem GInlibtsUOQen eri6eis
aen, fpenn er Nbbiloungeu BON 9streioe
uno 8cmiilearleH erblldt, melbe Ii9 nobl
IN ,MI,terlnno" a6er ME nuf Wutter
$roe 81 10 ippl9er 8ra9l entfatlen MD
gen. Gnleibe gilt aud BON Der Guam
iIiGt Der grEte. Natlrllb lit au6 ourb
Die bette Saat nI6t lmmer cine quite
Grnte 9CmlbrleiIiet, penn oleielbe ben
5Ooen uuO BitterunSsUerbdltniieu nl6i
paieno belteut ODER Su tiei beoedt miro
i. b8i. Dab IN iOlden 5aQsn Dem ga.
%renbdRoler oft Die Sdulo ae9ebeu wiro,
It ,etoer Der SAD; Der GsDlhsuhaite ga
nenbdrolsr jsoot, Der Die 9Jte ieiues
5uai9uies gspriit bat, wlro iib idOn
oarlber b~lnUsaiesen miiieu. SiufS
Il aIeroln98 unt,nrtnlB uHo @lelbaIl'
l0teit 0es Su~meubGuolers Shulo an
ZEN 6sblibtag Der @rHte. Nui aQe
! 5dIe loute man con leosm, Der llh nit
'cm St,irieb Don Sdmcrelen beinBt
inc 9ruHOIlde Scanning oerielben, lbrsr
9talur uuo @utturWeiie pUrausiesen.
01r Bauer bot e IN Der 6auo. Die lauos
UutbihaiubaH &enntuIlie Oes 0dnolers
"a prlieu, Iuoem az lbm auI ben 3lbu
Ii1it. BsItsbt Der 0auoler Ole 4rulung,
10 miro ocr 5armer has &edle erbnlteu.
Rod ms,ner Auiihl iOQls leogr Sdmcu'
ldUoIgJ DOR aQem 9on0wrtb islu; nur
Ia 10. der iibIt sr pOQ uuo gong oie
Seraut uortliGtejt iein,r 8srui5 pillbten;
bat el oa5u 8suaue atnntuiie aaer
50mcJs,sa uno fluimGImida Ealente,
10 wr0 er uuo feline 3Uuoeu lib UNI 0
Jpiigr 0GbeI itPbeu.
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einQemietet uuo fir Die Bieroe uno Sob
len iagi'h pro Ba1r Elm Sinleimer POI,
clio pier Quart pro aOpi, IN 5ertleluers
tenn 3iitauoe uuter ous 6nfer, 0ddieI.
'uJler gemeust. 8as 3ettleruern oe
ltlebt mIttels zines StnmpieIiens mt
treu5iOrmIaer ooer SiDrmig ~sebosener
aluae Die Gieroe iiuoen lid isbr
tuobl odbei mo IS wlto ibHeu an 9nier
nihts abgsSOseu. Die W0breu ols
Serbiifutier wirten sellnoe ubiiibreno,
beI0y oeru bic urluz NbIonoerung uno iino
l~bsrbaupt III Gasn fatnr,ballidsn uuo
@r~tdltunss &rantbei!eu, iouIe aud bel
8eronuungs Sl0ruuqen nls Elm nertb
uOues oidtstiibes Wtlttst uoH jebsr on
geiebsu pOrosu. gle iinb ieoOb orm an
mustsIblloenOens 5'oIisn, bemtrten, in
gr0Bsrer Wenee asilttert, cine i6nele
un0 BON S6DelB NbiOuoerung bssIeiteie
5gitbllonug, uuo eigusn iib oe5bnlb ni6t
ilr YierOe, Die in idne0em Tempo ulet
lelltgn ioQeu.
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Bic 9rp6e Nertiefun8

oes geuopitone III 1900 SUB tiei sic 1T
nusgebOIt aus bartem pul.auiidem @eitein.
Shr tDuut eud, poritelleu, tute uiele W,uio.
men Sabre oies 9ebausrt bat. Is 1T cine
numb erbare Combination III Sorm uno
6arbe. Shr ioqtet es ieben. Sieleidt oaB
ihr es einmlal uorbabt. gs III better, oies
Sabr oOrtbtn III reiien, oenu bic Babnpreiie
iiuo uieorla. Shidt 9 Cts an Charles g.
See, Den 8eueral = Yaiiasierasenten Der
Nortbcrn Yaciic Giienbabu IN ct. Yaul,
Miur., fir etu 5ouriiten = BUD oes Yarts,
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pudIcn's s,rrtea zaIbs.

Yte bclte Sllbe IN oer gStlt fur SGuitt'
wuuOeu, Nbihuriuua, @eihwlre, SaISlus
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6uutieblcr; iie bcllt pOiitip S1morrboioer
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.Nber, GouarO. On biit bod nod i'm.
mer oelisibe, Der gu Dor 4eiuer Ser.
heirolbul parIt. ga lteben Define
5tleIsl IN Oer Wtttte oeS 8immers, oa
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S0pba. Gage mai lbimpii penn Selns
5ruu mtl?"
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81 :S6mereteu.

Wtein 6reuno, lieben Sic nitt tr6itisen
uppt9en 8raspuds auf @ieie uno 8eioe?
DRit Saljer's alees8ras Miifuuaen erSie.
len sic bic herrlltIten griolge, 10 aut nit
unleren aartonel', SAFER, 8erites uno @ei.
sen Sorten. IieieIben limb ausfIbrlid in
lnlerem Samen aatalos beidrieben.
go Sic Oieles ausidneiben unb nit
10 Gents an Sobn ". SalSerS eeo Co., ga
9role, 2Sls, Ienoen, beiommeu Ste irei 10
Yroben 0ras, 8lee. uno 8etreibe , Samen
uno oeutiten Eradts aataloa.
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0err: rpdb lb AUDI gar ni5t setban,
meIn 5rdulelnl"
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MiBperftono n.

Gin Oif5ier wirbt nm Die oano Der
9Odter eInes aOmmer5lenrutbs. Ser.
i0nti6 babe id Hidts gegsn Sie," ers
pioerle Der 8OmmerSieur0t5; yaber ia
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Spre6.Saaf.

- @lb' nod uno l6psl9', weun's irs
geno thut! Senn bart aai bart mntlt
niemals gut!
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ren, Der Spei Solmonos nuinles mar
Der 3sSealber 1895.
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