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Arizona republican., 1898-06-05
All Over AriizOna'

Hon. B. A. Packard Is now reported
at home in Bisbee.
Adolph Cohn is in Bisbee, where he
will remain for some time.
Alfalfa hay is selling at Sc per ton
in Graham county, probably the lowest
price being paid in the territory.
If there is a town in the west that
can beat Bisbee for its dirty, filthy san
itary condition, the Inhabitants thereof
are to be pitied.-Bisbee Orb.
Chas. Grandstrum is erecting several
new dwelling houses in Bisbee on the
hill above the Catholic church. The
company.
District Attorney Wiley E. Jones
was in Stafford Tuesday, quite enthu-
siastic about the company he is rails
ing, and hopes TO have his full compile
ment ready to offer in few days.
A Mexican by the name of Rocco
broke into the cabin of c. R. Lopez at
Bisbee and stole considerable clothing,
etc. He was arrested and had his
hearing before Judge Williams Tues
day.
]. Staunton, formerly teacher in the
Tombstone public school, was married
at San Francisco on the 18th inst. to
Mrs. E. J. Lowell. Mr. Staunton Is
teaching school in Apache county at
present. %( ~
There is more scandalous talk going
around in Bisbee than in any town of
| its size in the territory. We have lately
been advised of several interesting
items which would cause quite a sensa
ton should they be published.-Orb.
The graduating class of the univer-
sity did themselves great credit in the
character and presentation of their
thesis and orations The subjects
were treated clearly and to the point,
and were exceedingly well Delivered
Star.
Company F of Tucson Wednesday
elected K. r. Hart and Vic Hanning
first and second lieutenant, respective
ly. This was good choice both being
capable men and both having been in
the lead in the organization of the
company.
District Attorney Wiley E. Jones
has been authorized by Governor Nc
Cord to enlist a company for the reg
iment of infantry which the governor
feels sure he will be authorized to lead
from Arizona. Mr.. Jones is securing
Arizona republican., 1898-06-05

bright We were obliged to mine by
the side of it, allowing it to hang down
into the stope until we had reached
a natural crack or very thin place,
where we could break it Off 1t extend
ed along the stope for twenty or thir-
ty feet in height, was three or four
feet in length, width as given.
"As to just how it was made it is
hard for me to give a theory. 1t was
sometimes found crystalized in connec-
ton with argentite, which might lead
one to think that it had simply been
argentite, and that by the enormous
pressure exerted on it the sulphur had
been expelled. Again, 1 found pieces
in which the outer surface was a very
thick mass of silver wire practically
welded together, which would, of
course, account for it in a very differ
ent way"
Arizona republican., 1898-06-05
NUGGETS FROM THE HILLS.

H. Hamberg tissback in Bisbee from
a trip to hismf1es in the Huachuca
mountains;a1dF ypprts ,eEefX thing run
ming along Smoothly and claims i'm
proving right along. ~
J. D. Anderson of Greaterville is in
Tucson. He says about seventy-flve
men are engaged in placer mining
there, and that things are looking live
ly, both there and at Rosemont.
Mr.. J. L. Thompson, owner of the
Castle Dome mine in Colorado, and
also of extensive and valuable gold
properties in Sonora, is y in Tucson,
having just returned from the east.
Warwick White, the mining man,
has just returned from California and
left Prescott Wednesday afternoon for
Phoenix with view of bringing up
his effects preparatory to spending the
summer in Prescott.
The new engine room for the Provi-
dence Gold Mining company has been
completed, and the new eighty horse
power engine for running their new
air compressor has been placed in po-
sition. ~
The Bates brothers, who are ex-
tenS1Vely interested IN the rlcu pldCei
grounds of the Walnut Grove region
have shipped this week from Chicago
and Bay City, Mich, about 200 tons oil
placer mining machinery, which will
be erected on their ground in Walnut
Grove district. The machinery is pat.
ented after a recent invention; moth
ing like it has ever been built before
and much faith is expressed that it
will solve the problem of working pla-
GERS on a large scale where water Is
too scarce for methods now applied.
The price of copper has made ma
terial advancement during the last
year and today is quoted higher than
at any time in ten years, and the com
panies operating at Clifton and Nor
enci have improved and enlarged their
plants until the production for 18Ss
will be greater than that of any pre-
yious year. The quantities of ore
seem to be abundant to keep these
great plants going for years and years
to come and we do not believe it ex-
ageration to predict that the produc-
ton of copper at Clifton and Moreno
will continue after the last adult OF
the present generation shall have
passed away.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-05
CHANGES IN MINING STATUTES.

The discussion of proposed changes
in the federal laws will form one OF
the most important features of the
mining congress to be held at Salt
Lake City in July. The committee ap-
pointed last year to prepare revised
mining code will make its report, and
a number of resolutions will be offered
for me making of specific changes in
the law as it stands. Several Colo
RADIO miners who propose to attend the
congress will make an effort to secure
an expression favorable to a change
in section 1924 of the revised statutes
relative to the responsibility of CO.
owners for their shares of the expen-
diture necessary for the Development
of the property, or debts incurred in
such development. The section reads
as follows:
Upon the failure of any one of sew
eral co-owners to contribute his pro-
portion of the expenditures required
hereby, the co-owners who have per-
formed the labor or made the improve
ments may, at the expiration of the
year, give such delinquent co-owners
personal notice in writing or notice
by publication in the newspaper pub
lished nearest the claim, for at least
once week for ninety days, and if at
the expiration of ninety days after
such notice in writing or by publica-
ton such delinquent should fail or re-
fuse to contribute his proportion of the
expenditure required by this section,
his interest shall become the property
of his co-owners who have made the
required expenditures"
The purpose of the section is per-
fectly plain The fact is recognized
that until development is accomplish
ed a mining claim is practically value
less, and that if a co-owner declines to
pay his share of the expense necessary
to make the claim valuable he is en-
titled to nothing. But the working is
indefinite. Upon the face of the law it
appears that the forfeiture follows I'M
mediately upon the expiration of the
notice by publication, as it is evident
that the law intended to give the de-
linQuent cO-Owner ninety days In
which to make good his delinquency,
but the courts have held that the no
tice is not complete until the end OF
ninety days of publication and that
the delinquent is entitled to ninety
days thereafter Another point is
what constitutes the legal notice and
it is held by the courts that the pub
Usher must make affidavit that the
notice has been continuously publish
ed in his paper and that the paper is
the nearest to the mine by the usual
travelled route. Mining men are of the
opinion that the $50 days allowed I'M
der the ruling of the courts, works
a hardship by having a tendency to
check development for that period Of
time, and that the forfeiture would fol-
low Immediately at the end of the pub
LEGATION of the notice. Many favor the
shortening of the period of publication
to sixty days, which is the time re-
Quired for the publication Of an appli
cation for patent.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-05

The postoffice at Kashaskai, ILL.,, has
been abandoned for want of patronage
This is the Oldest town in the state,
FOUNDED by La Sale in 1882 It has re-
manned distinctively French to this day,
and the modern movement seemed to
avoid it. Its fate seems to be that of
what is called the Latin civilization
everywhere when brought into contact
with the Anglo-Saxon.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-05
WANTED

to purchase copper mining claims ct
merit Must submit to expert investl-
cation. No notice taken unless ac-
compaHied with full particulars. and
lowest price ON cash basis. Address,
Thomas Whitman, care Charles Klar.
353 Broadway, Manhattan Borough,
New York City, N. 7.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-05

It is not often that vegetables are
grown over the heads of the guests of
a hotel in a busy city. yet it is a fact
that on top of the Hotel Majestic. in New
York. nearly 200 feet above the street,
there is a genuine cold frame with a fine
lot of radishes growing in sufficient
quantities to supply the table of the big
hotel from day to day.
Arizona republican., 1898-06-05

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonder worker, that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, soc or 81. Cure guaran-
teed Booklet ar. sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
Arizona republican., 1898-06-05

busy Philadelphia housewife tells how neighborly
advice put end to wretched of affairs
agreat sufferer with stomach trouble for years. she did
not seem to get relief from doctors could
food upon stomach at last got bad that
possible tor me to do work around the house. One
while was out marketing met neighbour who
bad looked told her felt bad and she said
way she elt some time and recommended to use
Rpans Tabue bought box and that did more in one
week than the doctors medicine had done altogether They
gave me relief l always have Tabues in house now
although am completely cured and any of my family feel
bad they come to me for Tabule Ny family would not
know more about this they may write me privately"
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-30
Cute 0ele0enbcit.

Gines Der frsauentirteten 6otels unb
Standardization NIT euten Stauunaen
oeiisn Gage in Der etaot 2ittIe SAILS nibt
better aeuinfht werbsn fann, IN Az on.
uehmbaren 1ebineunosn ~ faufen ober
in pa&t ~ nebmen. Weasn Ndherem
uenbe mon ih an bic Office o.s .Norh.
tern ooer aoreiiire: 6. q. 4s, 9it,is
falls. Winn. 2O.bo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-30

nsn Der Wai6ine therein, bic bic
Gontrolle in alien ansslesenbeiter
ienes Staates fibrt. Gs lit cine
iol9e FarteimaBre9elei boppelt I'll be
pauern, neil lie bic gerpaltlng elmer
b6beren %NebranItalt betriiit, bic
iiber ale FarteimaBregeleien erbo6en
lein lollte.
c7ppa.
Ges W 0 Sim Sieg Der
Gernunft tam ole Gntl6eioun9 beS
SiifrittSe 1i6tero Siibop in benz ,yall
oeS Staates ge9en EOren; 81 (uno
betrillt cieles bic ldmmtli6en &Sirtbe
IN SeS IHoineS uno nnoerlpdrt9) oe=
nahnt meroen. (emperen;ler, relp.
Die NSintelaopotaten uno Die gepobn=
li6en @~eloeypreiier, botten voren, Su
oeS un8eleblihen &ertauiS bon geiiti=
gen Wetrdnfer bel6ulpi9t, inter Der
Sebauptung, buB Die &trtbe jebes
,Sabr na6 mad jeoer eienaralpabl I'M
Nerblte nelle y~icenlen betommen mil
len. SieieS miiroe 0errn ,Su iolpie
iepem anberen 9Sirtb unenoli1e Mtiibe
ano Seldltigungen ouf ben 6als 9ela=
oen BADEN. 9ti6ter Siibop bat jeoo6
eltl6ieOen, OuB lie cieies ni6t I'll tbun
brau6en uno iinb lie 10 zines llesel-
ltorpeS inter Dem m~iierdblen Mulcts
cjelet e%ntDoben.
6arroll. - NdGaren Sienltuo
be9innt bier bic Convention Der :.
il. SC &erli6erunsSseIeui6ait uOn
Soma.
SiourG p.-Samita9 muroe
baS 9roBe .3eilt Der TSorepau9bs els
Circus ludbreno elmer G~orlteuung I'M
gemeht, wobei cine Eeriu get6btet
ulo per'tieosne erbehlid perleet purs
Den.
Gtnc @rtGItsns tn einrm iaas ia heiIsu.
Netmt atfstrsaes ersme Gtinin z afsltsn. a1s yse'
tNs!sr setsn tas Ger srrld, mthH &c niQt teiieu. 2os
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-30

Sulutb .-Sie DULUTH ~ Nors
tbern Mtinneiota GiienbabnSeleu'baf
bat 200 Wann al Der arbeit, I'm bas
Dem &niie &iper entlan9 81
SieleS Sabr wercen Se9eIl
- Mteilen @eleile 9eleSt, unb in ben
iolgenoen Subrcn wirc bic Sabn je
l,a6 Seoari p~erldn9ert. Sic loll sur
Sciorperuns pon GiienerS unb Sallmz
it6mmen biencn uno miro lid baber tiir
sic Giiens NNngeS mno baS roS9tn9
@ei6dit ais iebr Sruetoienli6 erueiz
len.
@ruuite i dllS. Nldter
Cualc uerurtbeilte ben Ciattinmoroer
,ioe Git, welder lid iiir l0ulot8 be
tunnt bate, gum SooC.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-30

~ SeSt W DIE !Seut gum Nntrets
den, uno mir baben bic sroBte 9luss
wabl pon semil6ten unb trotenen
Sarben, Seinol, giriten II. /. 10,
Die III bieiem 3wete gu sebruu6en limb.
aaes wirb uertauft gu iebr mdBi9eu
Freiien bel Is bas. gaoner. 24ba
~ Guibiorb @uSen limb bic belt
9ema6ten. Wan fault bieielben in
Der McGormit Wal6inens Nieoerlooe
- Sepor ibr ellre. Sapeten uno
Dele fault, per9eSt ni6t, unlern gro
Ben neuen &orratb III beli6ti9en uno
eu6 Die Freile aR9eben 81 laiien,
9Sir baben ale Sorten Sapeten pon
3 Gts per Nole u~uirsdrtS. Nu6 cine
pole NuSwabl an Seniterppr6dn9en
,6uep IL Sbursoale, Pts
Nue. lioli6.
80 Sir einen gut Daiienaen, aus
iehnitem Stoii 9ema6ten SOmmeran;u9
9ebt III 0 + &nuto i'm yabr
Slod, ct. @ermainltraBe.' &iQiger
ais Die in ben StoreS gecouften ierti
0en 4n;il9e. IS ba
-. GoniirmationSan3dge gu -
So, So, $3.50; Die 9r0Bte 2luSlpobl
BEL O b I. Abeles.
- Nraot na6 Der Commercial
SOuqret Gi9arre non Der 8. 81. 9Sire
Gi9arren 60, oann erbaltet ibr bic
bette sets Tigarre, Die ibr ie gerall6t
babt. gu p~erfauien bel alien 6dnoz
Term. 3Szba
suite ,sarlnen I'M Conn Saut
6entre lIao Sen an%lie9enpen Eowne
biuis 81 tauien. RdbereS BEL j. Is.
Winnettr, Saut 6entre, Winn. 2Sba
&auit @alfing ODER Su,tu
GultipatOr5 pom Der McGormit gtQ
i6inens Company. Pisa
" Die bette uno SroBte Nlu0=
wabl in GonfirmationsanSilgen iinoet
ibr Bel @ebr. I6eleS.
- Sot6e, Die bieleS Sabr Niu.
ier ODER Sdjeuuen bauen, modteu wir
parun e%rinnewn, baB mir Die 9roBtc
auSwobl pNr S4l0Nern, ciebdn9tn,
Stall9abeln uuo SAienen bnben, oit
mir biuiser als ie pertauien. Gbo6
\. yabner. 24bo
" Die s.. u. 9&ire Gi0oryer
50. bat ibre Commercial &oUQuet 81
garre uuf Den Martt gsbrO6t. Bon
nllcn Hau1ern miro lie iir al98e;ei6s
net 9ebaltcn.. &eylu6t ojeieIbe uuo
lie miro elG 1Gfallen 3S=ba
safe EroNaH's Sleiiaer9e
i6dit belinOet iidl lest i'm rcnOpirten
Weit6ell Slod. =. stbe. iiiOlit, lpo
bic belten, iai'onsemGBen Nleii6iors
ten oetauft meroen. 30-4
- Ger ErieIter zines na6c Il.
6louo lie9snoen Stdot6eno iud)t cine
6%auS6dlterin. Bel mdBiser 9lrbei,
mn guten1 %obHe itnoet Die ri6ti0c
FerIon bGnerloc anfteIlun9. 9idbe=
res III eriragen I'M r9ioroltern". 80,
sSer cine gate ) Gents 81
sarre r0uGen nil, fraee ned oc,
Sonta Clair. lie lit Die bette im
Wartte. 3D.
- Seine ubreH ~ ben nieprj3
ltcn Erei'enbetm ii Sbsrtlou. q.
Slolo, Winr. Is ba
80 Saruen in iepem Gountp III
ben nprcipeltiifen Staaten pon So. 90
ol1pdrts, clltipirt ulp nidt cultiuirt
Nan rage an6 BEL Spuef S~acpbion,
inter Der @'riten 9f~aticnalbart III
ct. GtouD.
SSr betargen SaS Sape,ssnn
mn Npltr9iheu nj 81. Glouo mn
u~m3e9ern neil unlers Nrbeit JmmC
.3r'rieSsnaeit gsst unS Die N}reig red)t
lirs. Srrt6t bei uns nor. NuWer
IL lhursoate, 2lSz5. Npe 'Iblidl.
-" &obnhaus uno G~irlaioitiid
a 8 SAraBe uno 10. aue. norplit
]ele9en, iiir $3.50 I'll falfen. aaNi
Llltige no9en fid penoen az bic @rs
petition pieie3 Slattes.
Craft uno SlieseLhpilren III
allen SroBes BEL e. +. ga Au u "a
Ter botfte Wart.prei@ fir
@olla besablt. Srinst CarG $olle
81 U>ebr. Nbeles. 2&=ha
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-30
Il uneef9br Der Dalfte 0es prfilfs,

I'm iept micrem &eriprcdm 9cre6t III %lperbcn, b0ben nj
ri ~mn0cbulreu %orratb III lreticn b%erNbgeIept
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-30

&apibGitp. - aae 3lueiiel
ilber ben 6ortbeNanb Der Sersmerfs
l6ule limb seboben. Die &eaenten
baben cine nele Satultdt ernannt unb
ansetinoist, bab bic Sdule nd6lten
9erblt Inn bic sewObnlide !3eit er6f.
net wsrSen pirb. Sin Witslieb Der
Satultdt pirb ben CONNER binourd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-30

weiter ais bis gum 6Oulinu Setomz
men, unb bieIe tamen balb perbuns
CERT Suriid, ua6oem lie ibre Nusrii'
ltun8 IN ben Stroml6nellen perioren
batten. IS wurbe beri6tet, oaB lie
ben Ferloncn in ben Stromi6nellen
un9etommen ilno, 06er 0ic'e Na6ri6t
bebari nod Der Seitdtiglns." Sie
traurI9ltc @ci6ittc er3dblt u. Is.
SoDnlon ans Ct. vouiS Gr iG9t,
oaB 500 Ferloncn um9etehrt inn uno
IN Babes All cine Welc9cnbeit mar
ten, aus Dem yanoe I'll tonTen. Nicle
bapon bGben fem Wolo ulo werDen
bort bleiben miilen, bis i6ner Die 3te=
9icrnn9 Suite l6idt. Sic werOen
nid)t p%erbnngern, neil gcnil9eao %es
ben9mittel lic6tn gcblicbcn lino. Illus
r%ilNtun9cn VI ~pertaufeu II mm0gli6.
2Siscpniim.
Wilwaufee.-Nm Wonta9 1T
Der &arneual, BEN oieie Staot unldbs
LID oeS 50idbrigen StaatSiubildums
p%cr0nltultct, er6iinet woroen. Sieie
Subildumsfeicr wirp Die 9anse 9&oAe
unpauern uno lit iiir ieben Sa0 elm
belonoereS Fro9rGmm urran0irt.
Slbtolb.-Sie N&irtbe in Sib
to'b beObli0tigen, cine 2(ttien9ciel=
l0art I'll 9riinoen, I'm bas yuei6erz
Webdlpe oas lGOn lett mebreren Sab
rem mbenuPt ltebt, I'll mietben nm
bort ibr ei9eneS Sier 81 brdlen. Sie
l(rla0e lit Die 6rb6hlmS Der Sier=
prcile I'm 81 per ,SaB. Die 9&irt6e
crtldren, BAH lie paiie.be Bier, moiiir
lie lett $40 oaielblt be;0blen mil
len, filr 81. 30 beritelleH t0nnen. Sin
Onoerer Flan lit, baS Sisr pon Gbis
cage tommen III %luiien, 40 lie Oaiielbe
iir So pro ,SaB erbulten.
Sbebopgan.-Wfonta9 Nbenb
tam ourb eth 9ldnSenoe6 Soppelconz
cert oas bier ltottgeiunpcns hreitd9i9e
Stnotstnrnfcit, oa5 quite lbeilnabme
funo, III Gnne.
Clbfolb.--S0ier iirS Die Arbei=
III IN Der NcI;inOultrie auS9eltonoen
pnp eratten onr6 ibre Mpsi6reitun
GEN e@ Woodworking, NtiliS Don Wfilz
lraltee tomncn I'll ldiien. tim 8ube
mo SroHurS ~ bultcn. Sin Streis
ter namenS !. WorriS wrrne getobtet
llra 'etne &ameraoeu pertiMoeteE, lie
luitcOen ibH REDEEM. llntertsiien itetnt
&c II einem @inpcritdnoniB ;piihen
oct Arbetttrn uno N%rbeit9abem tom
men II moGer, inoem lept.re Die an
telling Der aybeiter n~u9eoronet bahen
ltIht cher Dis Die 2lrbeit n Erieaen
placer mlT5cnommen lit miro bic
4ttl3 pcn Cannen Siebcn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-30
Werfdmfer %perlan0t.

Tauernbe Nrbeitunb prompte 3ablnns;
orei Blaine. Wir baben ben srobten Dor
ratb an Gruhtbdumsn. Strduhsrn, Sbab
unb Sierbaumsn i'm Weiten. Wsrtauft
fur cine 6eim 6 ompanp uno isib erfoIs'
reid. SeweII Nurferp@o. O..
24'St Sate ettp, Utinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-06-30

&ls,nE ibr Welo iporeTpolt,
tault ulU &Onitrmationoan2iioe BEL
@ebr, Hb3&es.
- lln meintu %orratb IL rebu
siren, uerfCafe i6 ale meinc &ue
maaren BON 'est al III einem SrpBen
Discount. S6paric ODER mei5e
yeSborn i.,iin mr. Is Gts. in oieier
s&o6e. &eiepte SPITE ;ur Nd.ite pes
Greile@. 4Aaria&ron.
. az 81 einem Bargain ;lruertau
zen, lucrn iefort gcnommen. Toloenpe
III er'ter &!anc lpieperber9eltsllte, 10
sut mic nclle Artitel: Srei 9tbuauce
( Separutor9 ;ipei Appance Staters,
;wci Appanse engines; M.nailn IL
Sapler Gnaine. Spredt ;2itie sor
Sci DER @rinols Company.
! - !Sirsi @is9en ,mn i~picrti=
gen 0intritt in meiner N&aibunNalt
/ %uerlanot. Sauernpe Nrbeit unD su=
. ter |obu. See eiuS neben Der 1soit-
Office. 80
az. Mm erlansre lid s,itiglr oeS
neuen Floses $40. 6O4, ct. Ger
atainltraBe. nebea Sanoels Silenuaa=
renbanoluus, 40 Gin icper has bette
prp biuig'ta S64a;elg tau'tihei ,Snbn
y. MoltcE
" Sic beee S.ualitG Geti. Der
groBte %cryatb an Supeten, @pul=
oinSs, @as, ,S,niterporbtasen, Sor.
bansltan ifn IL /. ~. bel Nui
J ts, 2lSz5. Inc. riplih.
80. Nalls anp Grin Stirf. an 8.
Spemle @h. Glrlp gelegnu, urter an
nebmba, en &tsinsungen u p~egtauien.
Ndberes III e1fgascn in Der ,Rpro=
tern sHtce-
xcldoc, III Mcbe criter
SLATE Aicmic Eiaarren ,piin=
icbcn, fUtttcn miett perfeblcm,
in 1Obm y. Sammcref's Eis
0arcrmfabrif III 3aint Slpmrs
ppr ;1liartdbem.
~ Gtne I0ctS ligarre iiir einlR
Nic.i. Srust nadancr Commercial
SraAuet eisurre urM Der 81. 81. Mtre
Gianrren SO. 3Ssba
Die @rirais Sompanu baben
baS Soaptouurtier~ mir Sinperid.nur.
Groser Scrratb ,gto ridtise Frsiit.
.@~ 3wei Wdnden slm ioicrti9en
tintritt IN meins sSai9anltaat, per
lnn9t. Sauernhe Arbeit urs cute,
yoba. Heeraas neben bes Yolt=
>. oHife. 1
. @roGs SreisberabIrsuno iii,
ale .3weirdpsr. SussieS uab Sprine-
wasen bel Der @rinols COMPANY.
Seren %erluft wiro euer Geminn IsSn.
i .g aaait cure Ssnltersesamle.
Sbiiren, iiherbaupt aaes, mas in,pen.
big oil Saumaterial bel Yauten as
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