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stomach needed instant attention, or
it might be fulfilled in a fearful
wrestling match with the monster
Disease on the edge OF the precipice
of death.
The trouble is that people in this
condition are often content to seek
some palliative, some tablet or other,
which will relieve the immediate
trouble. This merely hides the
symptoms. 1t temporarily stops the
manifestation of disease but it does
nothing to cure the ailment. A man
might as well suppose that he could
stop the flight of time by stopping
his watch, as to imagine he has stop
ped disease by stopping its symp-
TOMS
The need in such condition is a
radical remedy, remedy which will
begin with the cause of the trouble
and reach out to the various effects.
The need is of remedy which can
be counted on to cure, and in curing
to re-establish the entire system on a
sound basis of health. To provide
such a medicine as this many physi-
clans have tried and one physician
has succeeded. 1t has been the
pleasure of DR.. R. V, Pierce, chief
consulting physician to the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute of But
ialo, n. Y, to have devised and
placed at the service of humanity that
healing preparation. Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. The
success of this medicine in curing
diseases of the stomach and alimen-
tarv and nutritive system, places it
above every known remedy avail
able to the sick and suffering. The
action of this remedy is entirely phil
osophic. Its ingredients, carefully
sought in years of patient expert
ment and compounded with the most
exact skill, are chosen with regard
to their Alternative properties, prop
critics which give the discovery" the
power to alter or change the morbid
vi tiliiiSditlIt NoilultlOll VI tllC SCfCl di
organs upon which the health of the
entire body depends. Experiment
and experience have established the
fact that large percentage of dis
eases have their origin in deranged
condition OF the stomach, the organs
of digestion and nutrition and the
blood-making glands. 1t was found
that affections of the liver, the lungs,
the heart, the kidneys and the nerv-
| Gus system, were not cured when
the organs specially affected were di-
reCtly treated. But when the treat
ment was directed to the alteration
OF the conditions of tie stomach, the
digestive and nutritive tracts, and the
b'ood-making glands. these remote
diseases of heart, liver, kidneys,
lungs and nerves, were cured as the
stomach was cured On this expert
ence was based the axiom first formu-
lated by DIR. Pierce.
| DISEASES WHICH ORIGINATE IN THE
| sToaAcH MIST BE CURED THROUGH
| THE STOMACH
This would seem to be a self-evi-
dent proposition. Take an illustra-
ton in the flower garden at your
Evening star., 1898-11-16
Temperance Lectures.

Mr. Lou j. Beauchamp, temperance ora
tor. will fill an engagement with the Good
Templars, beginning tonight at 1880 o'clock.
in Grace M. E. Church, corner of 9th and s
to and including Monday. Four additional
addresses will be delivered at Dumba ri on
Avenue n. q. Church, Georgetown, the
evenings of Tuesday, Wednesday, THURSDAY
and Friday Of next weelk4s ,,s.i4-,
Evening star., 1898-11-16


until they are brought face to face
with it. Here are hundreds of dash
ing new STYLES in Jackets and Capes
from New York, Paris and London,
affording ample variety to suit all
tastes and pocket books. Come see
what Washington's smart set will
wear the coming season.
Doubtless YOU are aware that we
fit every Jacket and guarantee salts
faction before we ask the customer
to accept and pay for it.
Just see what a wide choice you
have in coats and capes:
Here are Iadie.' and Misses Light Dark
and Medium Tan Coats. at $3.50. $40.
s1o.50 s12 50. $3.50, SIS, $3.50, SIS, $50,
s2j. $3.50. s23 So IN to $40
Then il Ladies' Black and Navy Jackets
show all styles at $5 81 so sS 50 SO
5000 s11 S12. $12 50. $3.50. s1l s15
1880 $3.50. $3.50. $50. S2l so, so. So
s25, S2s.5J $50 and So. 80.
Cloth Capes from IS 10 $50.
We show the new Golf Capes at $3.50
so S12.5U $3.50 S1+. Sl5.5O. SIS and $50.
Velvet Jackets $3.50 to S95
Velvet Cspes s25 s55.
Plush Capes SIS to $3.50.
w. I'll. McKnew, 933 Pa. Av.
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A remarkable Tea is
Burchelps Spring Leaf at
Coo. a pound Fragrant in
the cup, delicious to the
palate. it compares favor
ably with any tea imported.
n. w. Burcheli, 1925 F.
Evening star., 1898-11-16
In the Klondike Region.

Rev. s. Hall Young, who is just from the
Klondike, will describe the condition of
things at that famous mining camp at the
mid-week service at the Church of the
Covenant tomorrow evening. Mr.. Hall is
the guest of DR.. Sheldon jackson.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-04-19
II Weak Message.

President McKinley's Cuban
message has been sent to Con-
gress, and it shows how weak
and vacillating it is. He has an
idea it is well to leave the blow
ing up of the MAINE" and the
loss of 266 brave American sail
ors to a foreign board of arbitra-
tion. The entire message shows
the hand of Mark Hanna.
From the Nea0 Time we take
the following, which was pub
lished before the message was
issued, and shows how the money
power was handling the matter:
1T is no longer disputed that
the policy of our Government is
dictated by the money power. 1t
therefore appears that we can
not defend our national honor
without the consent of Europe
or European influences.
THE men who raised the mon
ey to elect Mr.. Mckinley do not
want Cuba free if it in any way
threatens their financial inter
ests. If Cuba is to be freed they
must make something. Do not
imagine that this is an unfair
statement. These financiers and
their agents surround Mckinley.
He is under obligations to them.
He is under obligations to Hanna,
and Hanna is fair representa-
tive of the Wall Street crowd.
Therefore Mckinley waits, and
1000 Cubans starve to death
every day.
Everything has been subord-
mated to the craze for money.
Glance at McKinley's cabinet
and then think of Abraham Lin
coin and the men with whom he
was surrounded. What is our
Secretary of State doing +? Oh,
the shame and disgrace of it {!
AT the command of Hanna, John
Sherman, palsied with age and
in the decay of a second child
hood, was taken into the cabinet
so as to leave a Senatorial vac
ancy in Ohio for Hanna. It was
expected that Sherman would re-
sign, but he refuses, and there
is no way to get rid of him with
out national scandal. 1t is pitt
full. And there is Hanna, run
ming between Wall street and
Washington, shouting, There
will be no war;"
Perhaps the pressure of pub
lie opinion will force a war, but
the chances are that coupons will
be more potent than bullets in
adjusting the difficulty"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-04-19

river steamers for the Stikine
and they are to be ready for
work by the first of May.
In all there will be about %
steamers plying upon the Stikine
this coming season, and every
passenger and every pound of
freight which they will handle
must be landed at Wrangel.
Some of the steamboat managers
hope to save time by not bring
ing their steamers out of the riv-
er, in which event Stikine island
Tor Cottonwood island, as it is
sometimes called), in the river
mouth, will be point of great
Importance. Owing to the ex-
tensive tide flats at the mouth of
the river steamers must wait un-
til the tide suits, and this will
cause delay, so that it will prob
ably be found more convenient
to establish an extensive system
of ferries between Wrangel and
Stikine island, a distance of z
miles. Passengers and freight
Will be taken over on the ferry
to the island and be there loaded
on the river steamers. 1t is
thought that the time saved in
this way will more than compen-
safe for the expense Of the sec
ond handling of the goods. 1t is
not a matter of surprise that the
people of Wrangel expect to see
their town grow very rapidly
and another town built on Sti-
kline island.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-04-19
Pah~imari Pickinu~-
MORSE, April IA. Is

MORSE, April IA, 1898.
Born:-To Mrs. Geo. Ellis.
April II, daughter.
Mrs. L. III. Johnston is visit
ing in the valley.
Falls & O'Neal, Morrow, and
others, sold their steers to
Messrs. t. E. Wood and Ed.
Sands. Mr.. Pyle, of Dillon,
bought all the balance of the
valley.
Ole Mead returned from Du-
bois yesterday.
DR.. Pyle, the dentist, is in the
valley.
Tom. Chivers came over from
Challis yesterday to work on his
ranch.
Assessor Wilkinson was around
assessing last week.
II. G. Wood visited intimate
friends in Salmon recently.
w. G.. Short moved his family
into his new house below Nc
Governs. last week.
The snow is going off the hills
with a rush.
Emmett Jones recently fell heir
to 81, 500.
A. S. Cotter has moved into his
new house. -NASBY.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-04-19
Treasurer-s Notice.

The following warrants against
Custer county, will be paid on
presentation with interest to
date, if presented within sixty
days from date of this notice
REDEMPTION FUND.
General Fund Issue July25 1894. j
Nos. 92-93-and-94.
Road Fund Issue July %, 1894. !
Nos. 84-and-85.
Interest at 2 per cent. Inter
est commences from date of reg
istry to 10 days after date of ad-
vertisement.
j. p. SPALDING,
County Treasurer.
Dated at Challis, April 10, 1898.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-04-19

EDITOR MESSENGER !:


While much is said about the
various mining camps, allow me
to give you a few cold facts about
Stanley Basin. Stanley is a
placer country and the ground is
fabulously rich, but owing 10 a
shortage of water but slow pro-
gress has been made in working
out the ground. No one ever
thought of quartz being in Stan
ley In paying quantities, until
about one year ago, when Geo.
M. Smith came here from Sweet
water, Wyoming. Mr.. Smith be-
lieved the origin of the gold could
be found, SO he pitched his camp
in Joe's Gulch; shouldered his
pole pick and started out, and in
a few hours was back home with
free gold specimens.
Mr.. Smith then formed part
nership with Frank Rapp. They
located several claims-other
locations soon followed. The
veins are large, from 10 feet to
so feet wide between walls. The
gangue or vein matter is porphy-
ritice and fuorine quartz, vary
ing in color from a milk white to
grayish and yellowish colors.
The country rock is mainly the
GRANTEES, gneiss and the schists,
with dykes of chloritic and mic
aceous slate. The country is ex-
tensive, | believe am safe in
saying that it is at least Is miles
square, and not prospected for
for quartz. AT present there is
not more than a dozen claims
located in the district. The
quartz is free, nothing but the
gold and the rock assays show
from 1851 down to S3.65. While
| do not wish to say anything
against other camps, but the
most of the great gold producing
camps in Idaho and elsewhere.
will not be in it when compared
to Stanley as gold producers.
There will be hundreds of
stamps dropping in Stanley in
the near future. There is no
better place on earth for the
prospector or capitalist as the
camp is easy of access, and the
roads are all built-the State
wagon road runs through the
heart of the camp, while a good
wagon road from Ketchum con-
meets with the State road on
Valley creek. Wood, water and
grass are abundant.
Parties who intend coming to
Stanley should come by way of
Clayton, in early Spring, on ac-
count of less snow. Ketchum
will be the freighting point.
OLD PROSPECToR.
Bonanza, 3D., AprH Is, 1898.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1898-04-19

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE. }
HALEY. IDAHO, April IA, 1898. {

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE !
HALEY, IDAHO, April IA, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph Rodgers.
assignee OF John c. Millck of Cbailis, Idaho,
has filed notice OF intention to make proof on
amended desert land claim Ne. IT'S final certin-
cate No. Si2, for Lot 4. SEA SWA Sec. IS. TIP.
IS, N Il. 20E. before L. II. Johnston, U. s. Com
missioner at Challis, Idaho, on Thursday, the
s6th day of May 1893.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF said
land
Neal ]. Sharp, Charles b. Jensen, Thomas
W. Chivers, Leonard Peck. All OF Challis Ida.
w. II. BRODHEAD Register
First publication April 10 1895
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07
G6lriugi(6e Staaten.

Giienaf. Profeiior Huoolf Sens
barots auitalt iiir StOtterer unb anoere
Spradleioenbe bepGbrte auh i'm Yors
jabre ibren Surd piellIbri9e Grfol9e
ermorbenen Jtuf ourd Die itattltben
Srequen;;iiiern, bic lie mieSerum aufs
;uweiieu hat. Son Der geiammt;abl
Der 1871 9eluder entiieleu aui Oeutif)s
Lamb lis. Sas 9uslaro mar Nurt 8
Seiierreider, . Shweiier, I 9iuilen
uuo 8 GuglGuoer uertreten, ,u oenen
lid nod 9 entertainer eeiellten. I'm
entseltlite Nuinabme tounte 90 Fers
ionen 9emdbrt merren.
Sobur9. Der Spielwaarenerpors
telr Ecppea SliBenslutb bon Neuliabt
mar Dor eini9er 13eit nit Sinterlais
Jung BON coo, 900 Murt Shuloen
ourtgebrannt unb hattie ieine Satin
mitgenommen. Sest tommt aus Wionte
Carlo bic Nafridt, baS oas iliidti9e
Faar oaielbit Selblimoro ~besansen bat.
Huoolltabt. Sier braunten oie
9aufaileniabrif uuo Die Sudbinoerei
Der 0tidter'ifen Sabrif nieSer.
@eimar. Die 2anoestolleite, Die
i'm @rcbber,o9tbum pe%ranitaltet muroe,
I'm benz @roBberio9 gu ieinem 80.
@eburtsta9 cine Summe su @obls
tbati9teitsiweden sur Seriisuns III
itellen, bat ben 9etra9 BON etpa a.
900 Start erseben.
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Or
WiilcS
Ssilmittel
itcuen Sc.
Der

beldlitte 61t)ausliellun1 Iuu una yea.
,Sa9e" ~uerbunoeu. Oem Tsrbanbe
sebOren in circa 700 beutifen Stooten
nabe;u 1000 WiitgiieNer an.-3ros
ser elettrilG)en Seleudtun9, Tilr Die
INNER mthr AuidIliiie uerlangt pers
ben, III ser 0asperbrauh bier hebeus
tero gclilegen. Die itaotiihen Sass
auitalten baben i'm pori9en Sabre cine
Wtebreluuabme non 430, 3l4 Wtdrf ers
;ielt.
2eitelsbaiu. Sisr iii cos 9roBe
SabriteebGuoe Ger Sirma VouiS Sd]rcs
Ger total nieoergebrannt. Slmmtlihe
Wiaitineu ionic circa 200 Stiif
Sudsfiu ilno perbrannt. Gntitanoen
lit baS 6euer mutbmaBlid eurb Selblts
eut;iinoun9.
3widau. Gin grocer 2beil Ser
SOroerleute imeier Stahte ceS Gr;s
9ebir9iid)en Steinfoblens 9ftiensVers
ems lit wesen a~bidaiiuns Der llebers
iditten uno lpegeu Serwei9eruns
bOberer 2Dbue in ben sluSllaub setres
teu.-Robert Stumann ioll in ieiner
goteritaot 3pidau elm Oentmal err
rittet merSen. Die Staot iiberldBt
ba;u ben Ilae. Der ~auseiammeite
Gentmal fonoS betrd9t $4,000 Wlarf.
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Sro6Gcr,CSt6um SeGeu.

Oarmitaot. Dad Dem Iors
anld)lase Der Stabt Sarmitaot fir bas
VernaltunsSiabr 1880 b~alau,iren
iiir bie Stacttniie Ginnabmen uno
lusSaben nit 4,547,2O0 Winrf 9eaen
4,S95,09 9Qlart i'm G~oriabre. -Sier
erld)cB elm Ydder9eielle einen bel
oemIelben Wcilter beoieniteteu SauSs
burden auf peiien @unld). Oaraui
oerIut)te Der Sdfer9eielle aus gu9li
S%elbitmoro, inbem er lid in ben Sopi
idoB; bic Boli;ei brafte Den Serles.
ten ms Solpital. Der S~ausburife
bate 0eloer oeS 9lrbeitssebers inter.
iblaeeu uno ifon oorber S~elbitmorb.
sebanfen 9eauBert.
Uingen. Die Stabtperorcneten.
periammlurs hat beidloiien, Surt eiu
Yoliieireglemcnt bas Sprieen De,
@Hnberge in ser Gemartuug Yinser
obligatcrii6 gu MAIDEN.
Waini. I3wiihen Der Staot uni
Der Giienbabns DIRECTION murSe eiu
9bfommen setroifen, monad oie Stact
Die eleftriihe 0eleudtun9 DER &c:
iammten Sabnanlagen, bes @ermal.
tun9ssebIuoes II. |. ~. iibernimmt,
iobalo oas Glettri;itatSwert iertis III.
Die in Ser Staot anseiiellte rmfrage
lpegen abnobme elettriider GnerSie
ergab bis ieet, raB %, 900 @liiblam:
pen, 60 0~cgenlampen uno $50 Yieroe.
frGfte gum Setrieb iiir Miotoren rer.
lan3t meroen; nan rednet aui Ser
boppeluna bieier 3ablen.
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Sreie Std0fe.

Samburs. On 6olse bes fart ae,
fuafienen uno nod INNER iieiaenSeu
S6iffsuerfebrs lit man ausenblidlid,
bamit beiddftist, aui Der Sambura
tiofpeltlit 9e9eniiberlie9enoen Glbiniel
&ubwaroer bier neue Sdfen gu baueu,
eapon erei fir Seeidiffe, einen fir
SluBfabrjeu9e. Seber Der reuen Sees
itiffbafen lit on ieinem Dtliden Gnbe
nit elmer seipaltisen Sdleuie abses
idloiien. um au1 Den Sertebr nit Ser
6luBidiiifchrt on iener Stelie ermoa,
liten 81 f~onneu, i'm llebri9en aber
tperSen Die neuen Sdfen in ibrer gam
sen Sdn9enausoebnuRg nit 9aimauern
uno Gilenbabn9eleiien perieben fpers
ben, I'm elm birefteS ueberlaoen BON
S9ifi sur 9abn pornebmen gu fSnneu.
Die UauSeit fir Die neueu Saien 1T
auf Al bis 5 Sabre bemeiien. -Sier
itarb Der Oidter Der in BEN letten
Sabren piel 9%eiunseneu 9lrbeiter.M ars
ieillaiie, SafOb guoorf.
Bremen. Zen Slammentoo fanb
elm IS Sabre alter Pripatmann Qaue
In elmer Sanobuoe i'm 6eloe, mo er ~
ieinem Sersniisen tassiiber arbeitete.
Gr iteint lid 6riibitiid aui elmer
merchandising, Die erplooirte, aes
mad]t gu baben. Oils Die Seuerfpebr
anfam, mar Der alte Serr i1on cine
pertoblte Veide. OaS 5euer murSe
i4nell selOidt.
embed. Die etpa adt Sabre alte
1odter oes Bidders QieibolS uollte
einem aus Der 80nisshraBe tommeu.
ben 0taofabrer ausbiesen, lief babel
brett uuter ben 9orberperron bes
Strabenbabuuasens unb luurbe 70
idtmm perlest. oaB elm 8eiu ampu.
tirt tuerben mubte-
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Sa6(eu.

DRESDEN. Der iriibere @Dmnaiiait
alwin Sobann Gderot pon bier iiabl
Dor Ginger ,3eit 700 Wiart uno iliit.
tete nod @ien, mo er ieinem Gro6s
onfel 1000 @uloen entmenbete. Die CT
gum 3beil in lieoerliter @eiellidaft
perpra6te. Oas 2anbseriht pers
urtbeilte Gderot III eiuem Sabr iets
Monaten @eidnsniB Ser lanajdbs
rise erite Sefretdr Der bieliser Sans
belss uno @ewerbefammer, Serr %.
Gb. Sermaurl, 1T i'm Alter bon SO
Sabren 9eitorben.
glaudau. Ger FoitSireftor Ras
ider aus Sobeniteiu, Der luterihlas
9unsen besansen hattie unS sefloben
mar, 1T i'm Hatbsteller gu 0idtenitein
perbaftet poroen.
Yeip3is. Der oeutide Orosiften.
8erbano begging bier in feitlider @eiie
iein 2!''-ses 8eiteben. 9lus allen
2beilea oeS Reides paren WitslieSer
'r aubslieier herbeiseeilt. Cine gut
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07

Uruuuitmeis. Inter rieleu
9emerbtrn murbe Sberlehrer &ri9er
in Sanau gum Director Der bieiiseu
b0beren WGbteni tule gerudblt.
@cIfenbittel. aiir;lit III elm
9eiabrlifer 1aihenoieb, Der iriihere
Sausoiener Sprinsmann, aui BEN
TRANSPORT in Die bieii9e Straianiialt,
in Der er cine o~reiidbri9e i3uhtbauSs
itrafe perbiiben %iollte, entiprunsen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-07
0f0eu6ura.

Ol6euburs. NuldBli9 Der 25idb.
ri9eu Subelfeier bes Clbeuburser 9rie.
8erbunoeS unb Der bamit perbunbenen
9hT'n" hsv Nsteronen non lS48 fiftste
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Me6feu6nr9.

Rohod. Ias 0iamantsG beiubi'
laum feierte Der Hentier Selmutb
Mens nit ieiner Satin i'm beiten
@ohliGn.
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Cas Sblabtiebiff Crcapm

bat mebr gum Hubmle Der Der. Staten
Jlotte onrt feline $4,000 Weilen iabrt
aemaht, als man iih ie trGumen lieb.
@emab Der Nahfrase nah bemielben, ee'
langt oas tleine, so Soften entbaltenbe
Weltentaihen' Nrmes. unb 1lottenbuh,
oas ioeben uon Der Nortbern paeihc ber'
ans9egeben wurbe. aud ~ einem Ruam.
Tie Vadfragen mad bemielben erreihsn
i'm U. y. PaiIaeisr'7 epartement in st.
Vaul cine srose 9ln,abl aus iebem 3beile
Der Vereinieten Staaten. Ties 1T Elm
2ribut tir gut anaebrahtes Nn,eissn 10
wobl ais fir ben llnternsbmunesseift Der
@ompanp uno ben Wertb bes 8uhes.
6err ebas. 8. Bee, Der General PaiI. Nasnt
~ st. paul. Ninn., fhidt bas BUD nod
empfana pon 10 Gents. 90 ST
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W Srabt. uno Sliesentbiren in
allen @r0Ben bel g. Z. gabner. "a
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iraene Semdre in mstnrm III.
ter trwdgttu fam. @cti ltsne
9r. pli,ss' .Nergtrs"."
1r. @(tlss ettlnitisl rsretn
sen dlsn N~petttitru untGr elmer
pcNtiesn Gd-lntte ~csrtdutt tdf
he ernie 6ldftt tiltt ceer ta'
Sch ,urufsrfattst rtre. Ri
der ubsr 8rarttttten zee Serisns
uni Icrpen frei. IerCNe:
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Spbn Npbn,

gfsifrnrrstl, 5atrif. $50 psfsrn Iptnrs. Gle Ter Salss
TART Str, Ct. ylpl. Nirr.
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6 aniifcr=

Die bette Miible, bic bis oabin in irsenb
elmer 6amilie sebraubt puroe. Tieielbe
lit luttoibt uno laBt teinen Staub ,u. Yei
ibrem 6ebrauh bebnlt Der SaTee ieine
pole Starte, 9ie Mible lit ihon p.r'
;iert. Sbr iolltet uidt perfeblen, euh els
ne iolbe ;u iihern.
llniere Breiie fir 3bee unb Saiiee Fnb
Die nieorisiten in Der Staot.
Solhe, bic Coupons talten, limb ~ obi.
gem @eibeEt nibt berebtist.
6ebruOcr EuT.
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Erau Maria Qeris. tie Gattir ciues prpminsntsn
unt bel alien alien Sercgntrn in Ter Ndte rcn Sei'
mcrt, v. ., puttetlurten Farmers, 'tretbt: q3Taus
ala SATIRE lana IN th %teitInets an %rerccier Niseer4t'
i5laaeuteit uut ttiitits BrcEs Summen @eltes an
Irctprsn uut fur d~nae,eiste Stttmtttsl. roo rEne
Grfcle @pr erei Sdtr,n mar metn 3utdnt etn yes
ttufsn errtseaecr; edS sertneite @:rluit itStt ritT III
IhleiCn, latte retrere GniGur prn 6inhnien uue rur.
ee iausfam tiuisuigsr. Sd fHg an Or. Wtsss ft.
r~erattces 9ltrcine unt 9iCrptrs II. gtber gtuen 3utrlt
thten tie Ditet;tn tetne gNtriuHa 81 tdetn' napetm
ID atsr tiniat ,Sletten aencmmtr tatic, mtrfte III
stne Meueurrg. 81 ratte beher rGtrere Ter NoHt,
mSiH Grpstit ruree beIer nne mttne @elrnttett rur.
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ttais ME ireere cine Grnerrr,n,s 5trna. gdft Ritt il
ZEN frsmssr tersslarfsutr giuiter Ter I'D als 5dts
mann aus siett, ans Nert. Veri6istens INK rrti itrn
auf eieis seeiis ;u Staeen s~Sfcmmen. gpsRn Str stns
Tfetftr.S rsel triutt - pt tlstr peer srcf saun ldst
lieter sas Gelt Tier TN Stddte eireultreu une u~rterfIet
sintn Geftdftsmdnu Ter fetne &rttitstriite nne Nd.
tsridl stsufallt sen titiem Stdate te;istt, ais in ANTE.
rem Stddttr gu taufr. 9aertei tu6 an Srln Hrsr, Ct.
gdul, @inn., Ct Tirt Gu6 fterlit ;ur 3uftttesrteit
teeieren uni NJ serrs serett. sds Ssle juruf;usrtattsr,
falls STR nttt ,uirtetenseitsat ittn fr1ist. Cine reus
Sr8tl nit eli %tlirssnssn Stsiterr 1T gum @cr.ipf fsrtts;
,rst nit fttsn fired enter &ssiiterr fat in rex Srtcit.
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