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Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

Chicago News. Ida-Belle said the man
she marries must have a fashionable, name:
May-The ideal And then engaged herself
to an Italian.
1da-Yes, but his name is Tony.
Brooklyn Life: Featherstone-Come, Bob
bic handing him a quarter), how many
fellows have called on your sister this
Bobbie-Let's see-nve.
''Tha doesn't include me, does it7''
On no. Sister says you don't count"
Chicago Post: .'1 never knew such a ter:
ri9 9W,S cruel h and d v,ndictive man in my life"
WHY. he locked his wife in n room with
a lot OF beautiful gowns and honnets and
Detroit Journal: ~ am exalted to the
seventh heaven of bliss!' he exclaimed,
bosom.
She raised her eyes. to his with a look Of
shy incredulity and he understood.
Seventh-count em-seventh!" he pro-
tenviIc, for he hs,n knew not hoy to be more
tons of his art strong upon him.
Chicago Record: sir began young Tim
kins, as he entered the presence of the dear
girls father. II want to marry your laugh
troubles, interrupted the old gentleman.
.she told me some time ago that she In
tended to marry you, so you'll have to
settle 1t between yourselves"
Philadelphia North American: Her Father
Before l consent to the betrothaf OF my
aughter 1 desire to know what your re
sources are.
The suitor-oh, as to that, they are SPLEEN
did. There isn't a wealthy man of my ac-
uuaintance from whom l haven't succeeded
in borrowing money.
indianapolis Journal: 'Hmh!'' said Mr..
Wickwire.
What is it?' asked his wife
Il was just reading here OF a lot OF
wheat being taken from the field, threshed,
ground and transformed into a case OF in
digestion in less than six hours"
Washington Star: They were speaking OF
the new woman movement.
IF a girl proposed to you" she said, ''you
wouldn't dare refuse her"
II a girl had the nerve and the deter
mination to make a proposal" he replied,
II wouldn't dare marry her.
In view of the circumstances she decided
to wait for him to speak first.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

Considerable complaint is heard in
railroad circles over the fact that the
rate war in progress has demoralized
rates on all lines TO little or no purpose,
Some OF the southern lines connecting
with the Omaha lines contend that they
must receive the same rates as for,
merly and refuse to participate in the
cut rate tariff, the senselessness OF
which is recognized by nearly every
railroad official in the west. Omaha
shippers will derive little beneht from
the cut
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

The special committee of the city
council appointed for the purpose OF
comforting with the Burlington and
question may be pardoned for postpon-
ing the matter for a few days, but 1t
is the duty of this committee to force
the question to an issue at the earliest
possible day.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10
A CreditabIe Record.
Buffalo Express

DUIIdIV TNpT0SS.
The cost of the collection Of customs du-
ties throughout Cuba for the first six
months of 1899 was less by 1872 per cent
than at the ports of the United States.
This record is very creditable to the Wal
department and may be improved now that
the service Is more fully organized.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

More Nebraska land is being sold this
year than for ten years last past. This
is the best evidence that land seekers
throughout the east are we'll aware of
the fact that there have been but two
years Of crop failure in twenty-four in
Nebraska, the fertility of whose soil is
forcing the state to the forefront in the
production of corn and cattle.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

The proposition to invite the First,
Second and Third regiments of Ne
braska volunteers to attend the exposi-
ton three days in October for maneu.
vers and competitive drills will meet
with popular approval, but there are
two prerequisites-the consent of the
soldier boys and the wherewith to pay
for their rations.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

The demand for American apples in
Germany is reported brisk beyond all
previous years. The American orchard,
like the American farm and the Amerl-
can mill and factory, is at the disposal
Of the German consumer as long as he
Is ready and willing to make an ex.
change that is profitable to American
producers.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

The question is, Do the fusionists
of this judicial district propose to
elect nine candidates to the bench,
and If so how do they expect to
work the treasury for salaries for the
two odd men?
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

The railroads are announcing excur-
sion rates to Omaha incident to the ex-
position and Ak-Sar-Ben week and the
result will be an immense attendance,
for there Is no greater attraction than
these combined shows during the pres
ent month.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

Although it is only what has been
f~oreshadowed and expected, the Drey-
fus verdict shocks the whole civilized
world, and, no matter how many courts
martial adjudge him guilty, those who
believed him wrongfully sentenced in
the first place will refuse to approve
the finding.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10
Rushes of the Land Hungry.

II there is still unoccupied an area Of the
public domain, open to homesteaders, as
large as the combined area Of New York,
New Jersey and Pennsylvania, the sense
lessness Of those rushes into every new In
dian reservation hat is thrown open is
the more glaring.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10
Russia's Excellent Example.
DaaA.

What is known as "the Hankow Incident
has furnished Russia with an opportunity
to prove her pacific bent. Instead of breath
ing forth threats and slaughter over the
matter, M. de Giers, the Russian minister
at Picking. has been instructed to submit
the affair to arbitration. In doing this Rus
sia has set an excellent example to her Sc
we're Anglo-Saxon critics, who are fond of
talking about arbitration. but slow to arbi-
trata
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10
Coming Our Way.

Americans sold over $500, 900. 900 worth
OF products to Great Britain last year.
They are providing steel and iron. locomo-
tives and many other things the English
cannot do without. Even the business Of
bridge-building in Africa by Americans will
keep the pot boiling for Great Britain
while she and Dom Paul are practicing at
diplomacy.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

The city of Omaha, the legislature of
the state and the supreme court have
all decided that the railroads must pay
their shares Of the cost of building
street viaducts across their tracks, as
railroads are compelled to do in every
large city. Yet the railroads defy all
authority and continue to play horse
with the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10
Harvest of the Grim Reaper.

The annual report Of Pension Commits
sioner Evans furnishes a sad reminder Of
the inroads death is making among the vet
Grams of the civil war. For the year ended
June 80. 4,345 names were dropped from
the list of survivors.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

NIUUS-DtIIVCTd at.
The once formidable potato bug Is no
longer taken seriously, except when 1t gets
on the track and holds UP a train. 1t
once threatened to exterminate the potato,
but the American farmer Is too smart 10,
all such schemes,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

city. 1t L., Of course, utterly imprac-
tlcable and the wonder is that so ex-
traordinary an idea should receive seri-
Gus consideration from one who is de
scrlbed as an eminent lawyer and n
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10
schIey's lawful BURDEN"

Minneapolis Tribune.
AS all the Spanish officers connected with
Cervera's fleet at the time OF it's destruc-
ton in Santiago harbor have been &C
quilted of any completely in that painful
affair, Admiral Schley will have to bear
the awful burden of guilt all alone.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10
STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.

btate of Nebraska, Douglas County, S.:
George b Tzscnuck, secretary of The Bee
publishing company, being duly sworn, says
mat the actual number of full and complete
COPIES of The Daily, Morning, Evening and
Sunday Bee printed during the month of
Angus 1899, was az follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

In the Dreyfus case the popular YER
dict Of the world and the verdict of the
court-martial are irreconcilable.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

Is interesting, as showing a widening
breach on the Philippine question
among Bryanites formerly solidly ce.
mented together in behalf of 16 to 1.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10
General Henderson, in his address be-


General Henderson, in his address be-
fore the American Bar association,
called attention to the growing tendency
of legislatures to create commissions
and boards to which state authority Is
delegated. After setting forth a warn
ing Of danger ahead the general con-
cluded: But the compensation for cost
and danger is that u corpus is to be
scientifically cared for in life and our
corpses artistically preserved in death.
l am glad to report one instance of econ
omy in our much inspection. In Mis-
souri, the office of inspector of
watermelons has been abolished,
but n state beer inspector has
been created to examine that al
legged Notwithstanding beverage and
pronounce, after appropriate trial,
upon its merits" These comments are
revived by the impending decision or
the supreme court of this state, which
may declare many minor offices vacant
because of the fact that the state con-
stitution of 1875 put up the bars against
superfluous pie-biters.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

Less unsold and returned copies.... 1O,143
Net total sales. 6S7
Net daily 24,S03
GEORGE B. TZSCHUCK,
Subscribed and sworn before me this End
day Of September, A. D., 1899.
NJ. B. HUNGATE,
(SeaL) Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

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Chicago; 800 oxford Building.
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Business letters and remittances should
De addressed: The Bee Publishing Company,
Omaha
REMITTANCES.
Remit by draft, express or postal order
payable TO The Bee Publishing Company.
Only 2-cent stamps accepted In payment OF
mail accounts. Personal checks, except on
Omaha. or Eastern exchange, not accepted.
THE BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

Chicago Post: az never knew such n ter
ribly cruel and vindictive man in my life,''
What has he done?"
why. he locked his wife in n room with
no looking glass"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10
DOMESTIC PLEAsANTRIEs.

Chicago News. Ida-Belle said the mar
she marrleS must have n fashionable name,
to an Italian.
lda-Yes. but his name Is Tony.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

Chicago Records: ''Str,'' began young Tim
kins, as he entered the presence of the dear
girls. father, 81 want to marry your daugh-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

oh. don't come to me with your
troubles" interrupted the old gentleman.
she told me some time ago that she In
tended to marry you, so you'll have to
settle II between yourselves"
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

Brooklyn Life: Featherstone-Come, Bob
bic (handing him a quarter). how many
FELLOWS have called on your sister this
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-09-10

seventh heaven of bliss!' he exclaimed,
pressing her let again TO his heaving
bosom.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27

.Y Die ieinite auSwabl an colo
rirten (oemben, Die ie in Ser Stabt
uor9eSeiSt wuroe, miro jest in unies
rem Store, sebiiselt ober Ne9lige, 81
25, 35, so, - GentS unb 81 90.
9eiunben. @ebt gum Frice.
.5 User ieinen Gid nit elmer
suten Sorte Sleil6 perieben baben
mill, wenbe lid an ben Web9er Mm.
S6mio. Nur oas ullerbeite in ridden,
gerdu6erten Sleilbiorten nie aud in
@llrlten aller Nrt. lS-ba
.R Die McGormit Maidincn.
50. bat ben sroBten uno uolitdnoio
item &orratb al Sprinswasen, Surs
reps, FbuetonS, Su99ies unb Noao
@usen in Der Stact, mo ibre |rei
le limb biuiser ais ie Supor.
% Cine II Fierbefrait engine
nebit separator 36X56, 10 gut wie
neu, wie aud cine CUTE Suttermiible
biais uui i3eit gu %fauien. Na6suira=
gen in Der uNoroitern"s Office. 16ab
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27

Nrennoi6ait ieber europdilden Wadt /;
aber eS mill ebenlo weniS ein Suno'
mis- nit Seutl6lanp mic nit England.
gSir iinb pbpiii6 unp intellectual bin
rei6eno entwidelt, ielblt nnlere Se=
lddite III belor9cn, cbne irSeno ein
SinbniB nit irseno elmer Wfa6t Der
alten @elt VI i6lieBen, einerlei wels
dies bieIe Wto6t lei. &ir lino Niez
manbeS Seino. is lit ni6t notbluen=
bia, @iinouiiie 81 i6lieBen, nm caS
freunoli1e %erbGltniB nit ir9eno Ell
ner Nution ODER allen Nationen Der
gSelt III erbalten. llnb i6 CLAUDE
ni6t, bases uuSliebt, ais werpe Die &c.
~9enwdrti9e poer cine lpdtere Nomini
itration ein SilnOniB nit irsenp einem
iremoen Sunbe lblieBeu. @Sdbreno
i6 beitimmt CLAUDE. baB in bleler
Staot feline politil6e oeutl6 amerttas
nil6e Sisa sebiloet weroen lplro, 70
fam i6 pieS n0tiirli6 bob ntdt I'M
Namen aQer beuti6en Sepobner Die,
Ter Staot b%ebaupten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
Torah.

Serr Sobn Siirfen uno ieinc dlte=
ite So6ter Waria truten Sienitas Ell,
ne &eiie mad ailinis i'm Staate Mi.
6iSan an, UNI ibren @roBonfel, ben
bodw. @errn Serborit, 81 beludeil.
6err Siirfen Seoentt, in einisen "a
gen na6 &allle SuriifSutcbren, mdb.
renc leine So6tcr beim g|enanntell
bo6w. berrn ais ao4in eintreten
miro. SER Sbomas 9Senner ii6erz
nabm ben Sau elmer nellen Gelioen;
Tiir @errn ,Sobn Sin9er.-Noteubez
Iiber SoIepb &ieber tauite Elm ltolscs
@elpann Fferoe fiir leinen Heibltuu.
6rdu Gotbltein erbielt abermals cine
nele Senbung DON Sommermaaren
ais Eiite, &rdnse, Spiben, Slumen,
II. !. 10. Gle perltebt es, in ieper
Sinlidt ibren &unoen seredt IN mer-
ben. Die f%eiulten ardnse iiir Grit
communicated fault mar bel ibr bill
Zig. -Sebten Sonnta9 beiu6ten uiele
Burger baS Nd6barltGot6en Hoscoe
%9eleSentli9 Der Seller Ser eriten &ins
oerfommmnion. - SaS iieben Sabre
alte Sobn6en bes 6errn 5. u. Sci.
6els fam Der Walbine in Der Butter
rabrit 81 nabe unb perlor babel bic
Sdlfte beS re6ten !3eiseiin9ers.-
9err Wart. Rii9emer, wel6er lid
lebte @o6e in Nlbanp pe~rbeiratbete,
bat lid bdusli6 bel ieitem Sruoer Z.
=. Nlt9emer oabier nieoergelaiien. -
9err @nor. RoBmeiiel reiite nab
Ser9us sails, no er in @elddften it'd
einiSe Wonate aufbalten mirb.-Serr
Sobn Sates Seist ieinen Fatriotisz
mus pHr@ bic Nsutapesieruns ieines
rSalubns", wel6e Dem huge aus
l6lieBlid ameritanii6e Slassen unb
aoler bietet .-Seim& errn s.. Soier
lteutcn li6 .3wiuinse Elm, bod itarben
beioe CUR Srauer Der Sltern tvr, nad)
Der @eburt.
New Yagasspiae.
!Serr GbaS. 9tiplep, wel6er inr
ldnSere 3eit IN Ct. Gloub mp5nte unb
we9en W~usentrebs bierber in 81. 81;
Ions hospital 9ebra6t wurpe, ltarb
Sam tag, Sen %. oieies Wonats, unp
wuroe am acknowledgement Montae
beeroist. Die 6erren 6. Sbielmann
len. unb =. u. S8dier BON ct. Glouo
9aben Dem Serltorbeneu bas lebten
Gb~renseleite. - Serr Serm. @riiss
NADER lit leit lester SSode sliidli6er
Tater elmer tleinen So6ter.
Melroie.
Or. @au trdst ii6 hit Dem @eba.s
ten, leinen nabe Ser ct. &OnifaSiu.
Stride gele9eneu ~SobnplOg elmer
6errn aus &Sisconlin tduflih III ilbel
la'len, Der %uOrbaben lou, auI benz elbeu
Elm @sl6dIt 81 Beginner - IL
tester @o6e wlroe Elm pier Sabre
altes Sobn6en Ser Samilie @erbarr
Gebtamp 81 erabe SetraSeu. - Sir
MtelrOler Wfitaiicb uon Company VI
bat einem bier Surilt9elaiienen ~Sreun:
Be $50 bis III ieiner Hiittunit 20.
Wfanila III Sermabr gegebcn. - 81,
Sabresfeier oea ,Seuer Scpartement1
miro ont !. Mai IN 9roBortiger @eii,
be9angen peroen.
GFortlepun9 ulf SejtC S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
SoloinssfOra.

6err @m. Nucas, wel6er Dor pier
Sabren nit leiner Samilie nad isis
conlin umsos, lit wieoer bierber
suriltsetebrt unb bat ii6 bduslid ME
oerselanen. Die jyumilie wurOe BON
ibren pielen ,Sreunoen wilfommen sez
SebeiBeu. - Serr sos. aupfer miro
nit leiner 6amilic iein l:oeim nu6 ct.
6louo perleaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
Sienlta9 Nbenb febrte SER

SleHTtuY NueHO teDrte Derr
Sobn Cooper pon Californian, no er
NIT leiner Satin bic @intermonate
Subrabte, mad ct. Gtoub suriid. aus
leinem Obitsarten, BEN er baielbit be-
libt, bra6te er ueri6ieoeneSru6t tra=
9eroe apfellinenz unb gpritolens
Stalloen nit, bic i'm S6auieniter oes
S6neicermeilters Sobnion al 5. Npes
ME sur anli6t ausseitelt limb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27
MarD &rpm.
Sur Sfpti;.

Ter llnter,eihnete smpieblt iih ben
Sewobnern pon eclo Sprine uno hinge,
gsnb ais Woler, Nnitreiher unb 3epe,i.
rer, eontruct' ano %ionitiae arb.iten aui's
Siliaite prompt ousssFIbrt. Shriftlihe
anfrasen piinttlib beantwortet.
Roberts 6. 9%innbori
1s'4t eolo Spring. WinH.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-04-27

@ is miro ii6 Sud iobuen,
unI5re Ereilc iilr Wtinuer= mn AuN.
tcu- Nn;ii8e NJ b6ren, 9ltidujti Oh
ierti6 ooer ua6 MoB 9cma0t. 0r-
inert Gu0, oaB mir GuN We(O lp0ren.
I rice E, Der Sleiocrz unO >3ub-
bduolcr.
- @cuor ,Ebr tuuit, ipyc6t bel
&iicuitS d sid uor uno loBt sud-
oercu Erciie Ongcbcn, b0 tic ben
i36uiten &orratb an &u9Sic6 UnO
}$a9en in Der St0ot buben VI ben
ridtioeu lreilen. POP
- Die llntcrSeitnctcn cnpfcb-
len iiN ais prottii6e oSirter0" mo
Elumbcrs. &em in Seb0ri BON ct-
ner @inomible, Numpe ootr zines
&0iier= Sont9" tommt III uns. I'm
Ter EreiS mie 9lrbeit merocr 6uh 81
irieoenltellen. %o9t ~ Sur9oDuc,
Eprob, Ntinn. 2I:4
~ SD babe 80 2lter E0no NuB
i'd pom Solmitumpen ~9ereini9t une
gebro0en babeu mo6te in orci uerl6te=
oellen ,yarmen in Ser 9tdbe pieler
Staot. Bin %9eionnen, Gontrottc nit
;uuerldiiisen Farteien iiir FarSellcn
uon tiinf bis III pierSi9 Nter einSu
9eben. q. @. " + itnep, GriteS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ct. Glouc,
Wtinn. l
.@ Gin pollltdnpiger &orrotb an
Sug0ies, SutI6en, Hoab 6artS unb
Sarmpasen, bic ieet CUR Seii6tisun9
bereit iteben. Freiie nieori9cr ais lG.
Silenius IL Gid. 20 2
~ Der i6onite %orratb an
Wdnnerbolen in Der Staot unp feiutS
me9S III iancp Freiien. @ir babcn
lie pon 81. 90 bis $500 auipdrts,
nno ale pailen ausseSei6net, iinb gut
0el6nitten uno lipen gut. @ebt sum
i c.
- 0oloen 8rain Selt Sicrc. q.
Mensfen, Meent. 315 - s. Mpsnus
aorOlid. 9sba
80 Der Saiip &ornpflan;er iept
III talien in Ser WcGormif Wtal6iz
men, Nieoerla9e. Gr lit Die einia6ltc
qno bette FilanSmal6ine, Die ie in Der
Staot 81 Ieben mar.
20. Fierbegel6irre aller9lrt, sben,
10 Summets, Feitl6en uno -ylie9enz
uepe 10 biai9 ais ~irsenowo bel !. T..
S6wars, Roscoe, Wtinn. 21s2
s Sin perbeiratbeter prattil6er
aatbolif mo6te iid ais WeBser ODER
S6anfmirtb in einem Stdpt6en nabe
Del elmer fatb. Stride unb S6ule ME.
oerlaiien. Sol6e, bic einen oiesbe=
;isli9en Flae gu perfaulen baben,
mOsen li9 wenben an ben rNOrp=
tern" 20:2
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Or. g. NJ. JObmiOm.
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0as VriDjabr
lit cmol6 Oa,

unb Oomit lit eS .3eit, bic g8inters
earnitur bel Seite 81 i6aiicn. Sc
brauGt SIR einen Sommerbut, per
9eBt nitt, BEL unS pOr;uipre6en. 9@ir
iinO ii6cr, Sud Suirieben ~ lts0cn
uno mas nod beiicr lit, mir eriparen
Welo. sd tuuite meme @aa
re 81 duBerit nieOri9en Preiien, unb
10 weroen lie pieber pertauit.
NV (,.r
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SufaI=N

az Mauit Gure iollOen S6ut
sum nieorigiteu Nreiie in @eor9,
Sr3wit'S Sdubitorc, No. y
ct. @ermainitroBe. 1Sb
- 6iermit brinSc id meme 9tc
itoUration, meinen Connections Stor.
ulb meme Eurbieritube in qeiduiQ
6rinneruug &n icoem 9cp0rtcmcr
bette Scoicnuug pOn So5n sc Yep
6Ge D. |. StruBe H.. ). NDenue. 2l-'
- 6loper, Simotbu, 9teO Sop III
aue Sorten Wartcnidmcreien biui
uno gut 81 taulen bel Webriloer Ben
ler.
.g Spredt Dor uno beiebt 81.
neuen WtcGornif Wtdbma'hinen I'M
Heden. Sic limo Die einlu6iten,
'tGrflten uuo belten.
80. gSenn SIR %Giienwaaren bill
Zig taufen wpIt, 9ebt III Feter Z
Wtupres, Goscoe, Winn. 21.2
.Y~ 1rimft Golo Sprins Sin
CHer l. Yeters, Golo Curing, Wins
neiota. 21=3
~ Der neue Gilenlaoen in Dos
coe empiieblt iein polltdnpiScS gage
pom allen Sorten Gilenwaaren, Sled
seidirr, Seien, Sarmers uno :3im
mermann's @erdtben 81 ben nieori9
item Freiien. get. 6. Wupres. 21s2
. Winneiota weibeS unb Den!
Samenforn Der perl6ieOenlten Cor
ten, garantirt, 81 faui len bel ". Gar
ter IL So, ct. Gloub. 21s3
. @enn Sbr Sure Fferoese
i6irre gut repariren laiien wout, gel
81 s. T.. Sdware, Hpscoe, Minn. >
~. Die belten S9ube iiir Srau
en- unp &inber bel Soiepb &obler,
ct. Martin, Minn. 21s2
s @enn Sbr TicroeSel6irr.
&ummets. uno ionitise Sattlerwaaren
t%auien wollt, Sebt 81 sos. &obler,
ct. Wartin, Winn. Gr pertauit bill
Tiger ais lonlt Semanb, 21s2
. !3wolf quite arbeitspierbe u,
iini Sreibpieroe biuis 81 p%ertauisl
bel u. @. Wbitnep. 1875
az. Die WcGormid SO, bat il
rem pollen @orratb al G%ultipatoro
ausseitellt.
s @enn Sbr anitatt i6were0
llnterSeus mitteli6weres, pollenss
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