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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25

the rock he was raising his gun with
his uninjured right arm. He turned,
and, resting 1t across the wounded
member, hastily sighted 1t and let
drive. A man standing by the rock
threw up his hands and fell forward.
One of the suspects now under arrest
at Jackson was certainly wounded by
buckshot.
The firing had set the horses frantic.
and before the messenger could get
second bead on the robbers the stage
was whirling along in wild ride down
he mountain side. Each man had but
)ne good hand. The blood was run
Hing down the lines and freezing in
rthe cold mountain air. Each man
byrasped a line with his uninjured
lland, but they were powerless to
n heck the team. They did avoid allow
Ing the stage to go over, but many
lines they were all but thrown off the
4 1igh seat.
When the stage came dashing into
l.he next station the men on the box,
s,overed with blood and with clothes
Hiddled with bullets, presented terri
tle - sight. The plucky messenger
wanted to go back and assist in hunt
ing down the would-be robbers, but
is friends insisted on taking him to
stockton, where he could be cared for
oy his family.
Mr.. Mcconnell drove stage be-
tween Stockton and Sacramento before
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25
Miss Susan wymar.

Pe-ru-na. This has been my expert
ence. A friend in need is friend in
deed, and every bottle of Pe-ru-na 1
ever bought proved a good friend to
me."-Susan Wymar.
Mrs. Margaretha Dauben. 1914 North
Superior ST.. Racine City, Wis, writes:
'I feel SO well and good and happy
now that pen cannot describe 1t. Peru
ma is everything to me. l feel healthy
and well. but II should be sick l will
know what to take. l have taken sew
eral bottles of Pe-ru-na for female
complaint. l am in the change Of life
and 1t does me good"
Send for free book written by DR..
Hartman, entitled Health and
Beauty" Address DR.. Hartman, Co.
lumbus. o.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25

him, the driver complied. The high
wayman picked up $2.70O for his ad-
venture.
Mr.. Mcconnell first met Black Bart
during Christmas week of 1876 at
Billings. one mile from Elkhorn Sta
ton. He had only one passenger, Mr.
Brandt Greedy, but there was $1,000 in
the treasure box. When held up, the
driver threw out strong box which
contained nothing but way bills, and
on being released took the stage
through an hour and half ahead Of
time, with nothing missing but some
letters and way bills, the latter being
easily duplicated.
On July 20, 1888. Dorsey and Shinn
stopped Mr.. Mcconnell at Funk HILL
They got an empty box and few dol
lars from passenger. Mr.. Mcconnell
got so used to getting robbed, or rath-
er being stopped, that he ceased to
make anything but a mental note Of
it. other drivers and messengers would
lose money and get killed on other
lines, but he bore a charmed existence
and never in his 25 years experience
was he injured until few weeks ago.
Black Bart robbed his first stage in
July. 1875, and Mr.. John Shine. now a
United States marshal, was the driver
He robbed his last near the same place
November 3, 1888, and Mr.. Mcconnell
was the driver. Mr.. Shine and Mr..
Mcconnell are great friends and spin
yarns by the hour when they get to-
gether now.
Mr.. Shine has had experiences SIM
liar to those of Mr.. Mcconnell. Four
men once stopped him at Browns Flat,
between Columbia and Sonora. Dur
ing the attempt of one of the robbers
to enter a sleepy passenger pushed the
fellow off the brake, thinking him a
tramp. The robbers gun went off and
the team started. Mr.. Shine urged
them forward and got away with the
treasure. The robbers in the brush
shot the boy off Immediately behind
him. John was on the go, however,
and hit only the high places on the
run to Columbia. This was before day
break. He has had many other adven-
lures. and carries Wells-Fargo
watch.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25

response to the latter's query as to
where he was bound. the fellow began
to sing, Il Was Bred in Ole Kentucky
with characteristic melody and sweet
ness. The first stanza completed, the
spell-bound officer called for the next.
which was given with equal beauty.
The policeman then spied an unnat-
ural lump under the darky's coat, and
presuming it was a banjo, asked him
to produce.it The man responded and
pulled out a lantern, which was later
identified as having been stolen.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25
To Prevent Sleep Walking.

A device to prevent sleep walking is
to lay upon the floor, by the side OF
the somnambulist's bed, sheet of iron.
zinc. or other metal. wide enough to
insure that he will step upon it. When
the sleep walking fit comes upon him
his foot touches the cold surface OF
the metal and he instinctively draws
that leg into the bed again. After we
or three attempts the somnambul;st
gives it up and settles down In bod
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25
oLONE STAGE ROBBER.
FOILED BY ONE OF THE
BRAvEST GUARDS.
Rattlinr Dash Down Mountain-
FOaminR and Frantic Horseo Pull tho
Stage and Wounded Men Safely Into
the Station.

In the early days, when the big,
numbering stage coaches were the sole
means Of transportation for passen-
gers and valuabies, the road agent"
was fixed feature in the life of the
great West. An occasional report of
a stage robbery from the mountain
counties Of California serves to re-
mind the public that the mountain
bandit still exists, and that the rail-
road has not entirely replaced the old
four and six-horse vehicle with the
miners. Only recently news came
from Jackson that two desperate rob-
bers had attacked the driver and
Shotgun" guard as the Jackson and
lone stage was bowling down the
mountain side near a point known as
Slate Rock.
The story of this attempt has again
brought before the public a heroic fig
ure who has ridden with Wells-Far-
go's treasure boxes for a quarter of a
century and carried them through ad
ventures both numerous and exciting.
This man is Mr.. Reason e. Mcconnell.
AS Shotgun" guard he was in his ac-
customed place, as the stage came
down the grade, on the seat by the
driver, with his trusty gun, well
charged with buckshot, across his arm.
Suddenly, Just as the men on the seat
were opposite the big black rock,
man rose up and let drive at them
with a load of BIB shot. Mr.. McCon-
nell and the driver were both struck.
The majority of the shot passed lit
tie ahead of them, but some shattered
Driver Podestos right hand, and the
left forearm of the guard was also
filled with shot, while the front of his
overcoat was fairly riddled.
The gun which the messenger was
holding with his left hand dropped be-
tween his knees. and as he glanced
around to find the assassin a second
load of shot came his way. But while
he was making the hasty survey OF
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25
C.,arrh caunot r,s Cured

with LOCAL. ArPLlC.~!"NS, as they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Catarrh is
blood or constitutional disease, and in order TO
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
Halls Cntarrh Cure is not quack medicine.
II was prescribed by one OF the best physicians
in this country for years, and is a regular pre-
scription 1t is composed of the best tonics
Known combined with the best blood purifiers
acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The
perfect combination of the two ingredients is
what produces such wonderful results In curing
Catnrrh. Send for testimonials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY CO. Props, Toieoo' "
Sold by druggists, price .5c
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25
Spring Cleaning Made Easy.

The first of May is sufficiently early to
begin spring cleaning. but the work may
he very much lightened by getting every
thing in readiness beforehand. as well as
nrovidinE the best articles for cleaning
purposes. For washing windows. wood
work and floors nothing equals Ivory
Soan soft water is always easier to
work with than hard. For banishing in.
sects from presses and beds use alum and
borax, and for purifying inside and out
side lime is excellent:
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25
Ar. You U.ing Aliens Foo.-E.s.,

1t Is the only cure for Swollen,
Smarting, Burning, Sweating Feet.
Corns and Bunions. Ask for Aliens
Foot-Ease, a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. AT all Druggists and Shoe
Stores, 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress, Allen S. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25

NO real gentleman, Mr.. Hopkins.
would ever have his photograph taken in
"A dress suit" What do you mean Miss
Simpkins ?' I'm order to do so he would
have to wear 1t in daylight"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25

was here last year," Somebody dared
him to try a can of army beef, and now
he's dead"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25

rs Mrs. Price desirable neighbor" Il
should say so; every spring her relatives
In Vermont send her a barrel of new
maple syrup"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25

Very few men grow wise until they have
committed all the follies that wisdom
might have saved them from. Then they
spend the rest of their lives wondering
why others do not heed their warnings.
New York Journal
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25

He laughed madly when she broke a
plate over his head" Suddenly de-
ranged?" No. it was plate she had
painted herself"
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25

1 believe my prompt use of Piso's Cure
Wallace, Marquette, Kan, Dec. l2, '95.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25

"Coppage is an entertaining fellow"
Yes, but such a gourmund. We found 1t
would be cheaper 20 dSoo him, and take
all the magazines and comic weeklies.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For children teething, softens the gums reduces In
nammation, allays pain. wind collie 25c bottle
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25

"There are 4.O05 of them to date "Of
what?" Persons who were the last to
leave the Hotel Windsor in safety.'-Phil-
adelphia North American.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25
THE WOMEN SAY
There Is No Remedy tho Equal of Pc
ru-nA In All Their Peculiar Ills.

ru-nA In All Their Peculiar Ills
Miss Susan Wymar, teacher In the
Richmond School, Chicago, H.. writes
the following letter 10 DR.. Hartman re-
garding Pe-ru-na. She says: only
those who have suffered with sleepless-
ness from overwork in the schoolroom.
such as I have can know what bless
ing 1t is to be able to find relief by
spending a couple of dollars for some
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25

Alabastine can be used over paint or
paper; paint or paper can be used over
Alabastine. Buy only in five pound pack
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25
Policeman, Song and Lantern.

A suspicious looking colored man
was accosted on the street at Dayton.
Ohio, last week by policeman, and in
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25
For the Whole Family,

For the w WhOls FHmIIN,
A safs sure, pure, perfect medicine for all the
family Cascarets Can y Cathartic bring ealth pre-
serve health in the household, Druggists lOc2ocoUc
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25

Every church and schooSo ouse should be
coated only with Alabastine. Hundreds
of tons used yearly for this work. Genu-
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1899-04-25
MR.. REASON E. MCCONNELL.

MR.. REASON E. MCCONNELL.
the railroad was built On July 4,
1871, when the first passenger train
reached Milton over the Stockton and
Copperopolis road, he took out the
stage from the terminal point snd
used to double between Mokelumne
hill and the railroad terminus. While
driving along on the trip of January
6, 1872, he was stopped by lone high
wayman near North America and po-
litely asked to drop out the treasure
Dbox, AS the robber was behind tree
and undoubtedly had the advantage o.
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5enocr6are Seiiige.

en- unierem seieeneten 2unbe fam
Elm Seber noh feirsr eige1en 6acon
ielig tperben unb besbalb i9iebt ba5
5eetentpe1en nirgenbpo 70 iippig ms
Graut tpte bier. 8Dn Religipn, in
eblen Sinne bes Wortes, fam fretlt1
Bel elmer groBsn 9lnaa6l Secten fanm
'bie Mebe Iein, ba lire 8riinoer niht
1elten an @rDbenipa6n leibenbe garz
rem iiub, Die ben ibrem franfAaftsn
9ehirn entIpruneenen glDbfinn leidtz
gldubisen 59nahfopFsn dls nRohsre
ginge6ungsn" oufauiapaben perIte=
1en. gu ben aelisionsseme
bon biefem gdlase 1T du9 eiue Gecte
gu odblen, Die uniosit ron 2a5 Cruces.
Seem Me-ico. eins Goionie gegriinbet
bat. Der u9ropbet" bteier ionbcrbaz
rem 5ciligen 1T Der geelo Dorfer 3ahn7
crst Or. Ger6roilgb unD tire Soetriz
men Iinb in eilteln rOabIpe" benannten
gude nisbargclsgt. Sthon Der Rdne
bssIelben lGbt auf ben Snbalt fhliez
ben, benn berIelbe TT peber elmer too=
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Sanae MAIDEN gilt nibt.

Son9e MAIDEN gilt nidt.
Mobl Dem WenIden, Der Ieincm
Nablten frei ms Nuse bljfen oarf.
nNlter idiiBt Dor S1orteit nitt, :"
|Ia9te Der sSunae. ols Der Grobpatsr
Iilm cine SbrIeise aab.
= 9tob eirem lunAen. prddbtietn
Spdtialr bat lib Der 9Sinttr eno!idl
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| slemllb arimmer 9err.
= Ser .aottesfiirbtioe" Sen @eons
miro ain ndhIten SamItoo in Glerc
lono lein nrtbeil empfangen. Gr bari
lth auf eia paar Sahrd)en eefabt mo.
DEN.
@ei gnren GinfGufen fcuIulti,t
Die Spalten bes .geobdaters". sSbl
luernet oarin ginseigen BON lautsr
reelieu Geibdftsleueu finren uno bel
oieien Die bsiten Moarsn fiie ,peniess
6el0.
Sarl Barnbarot, 2taent elmer
Nabmoibinen= Nabrit in WaIliaon. in
oerlblpunoen er mo feline Satin per=
tanften fiirSlid ibr gigentbum fiir
$1,000 uno Der Gatte inll nibt nur bies
8elo, inuoern aub Die meilten &leioer
ieiner Satin mitsenommen baben.
= eSn Canal Sober muroe lebte
Wo6e 0arrp g8iliams llnter Der Nm
fla9e psrbaitet, cine Note i'm 8etraoe
bon s406 9eIdlldt su baben, 6rie=
oensribter Wontag ilberpies ben 6oll
an oas Common Bleas Beri1., uuo
oa Williams cine Yiiraieba:t bon 5000
niAt leiIien tonnte, 10 muroe er bierber
in Die Sail sebradt. gr lit 25 Sabre
alt unb erireute iid bisber zines euten
8aies.
Sic oreibiafte idhrlide gonosn-
tion Der 9ebrer=0erbinouna oes Ditli=
den Ohio bat am SSreitag uno Sans
lag in ubrihsoille itattgefunoeu. Die
ielbe mar iebr gut beiuht uno nabm
einen bDhlt 5ufrieoenlic(enoen 8er-
lauf. Sir oas laufenoe sSabr murs
ben bic folaenoen geamten aemdblt
prdfioent- s.. q. Merb bon Steu=
benoille.
gice-prdIioent 8. =. Mc2ausblin
BON Galopea.
shobmeilter 6. 6. Maures bon
Stem philadelphia.
Setretdr SRI. 9bereIa 2enb BON
8ellaire.
greclltip Committee s. 9. Mer.
rid BON Gaois, S. s. Genton bon
Gplbocton nno 5. M. Carr BON Gra=
5ersbur9.
Sic nddite Gonbention miro in
Goihoeton abgehalten.
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NcueSte Nad)ridDtets.


Die Nahrihtra srm lieafrifani1d,cn
&rteaslha,plaB fno auberit nurftia ein
liherer gemeis rafiir, rab nie Gnslaneer
feine Grfplge su terihten taten sc
isbeint, RAP Die Sureu tatp i'm Staune
lein nsrpcn 9aeYlMtb sar lletsraatt
81 smiliaen. slns orusrn ipiro senelnet
Sic areBe Semealihtcit Ger guren ilter-
raitht eje britilten gtbGrcen unn serur-
.lad,t ibntn nid,t qerinae &slcraniE. Iit
grrben Gerluite, lrelhe, pie 8riteu tcftin=
Rig i'm ,&an,pf nit Zen gn,rn erteiten
neruriaAt in allen Seaidtsn rer StpDl-
ferun9 rcn srGbten &uunncr.
Gin in Gunpee anseltbfaaenss guren=
Bulletin, melAss Ycm 20. 9tpYember na-
.tirt 1T, laat, Maiefins lsi ssfatlen. It'
letten nun Mafefins fpmlneupen geric>t!
maren spm 2l. Mcnemtsr rntirt, tim pi,
Situaticu nrrtieltlt murrc pamals }ttrr
ais Yer5meifelt te,eid'net~
9lm 9ieritag trat in Ieut1thlane ptGs.
lih falte5 gSctter Gin tup in Dit Nreu6cr
nnp SaAien masben beftise Sdnee
ftitrme.
Sn NaYssillc, &s. tolte Elm 0Gtrl
haufsn scn 700 Mann cen fartiscr
MGroer did Coleman, rslher cine Jral
galbtrrpf Yerae,raltiat unp umaetraht
aus Rem GptntYscflnsniS berauS UNI
Iserhranntc ibn tei lettnrigem geite.
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Gcscmbcr.

gepon tnieber brduet Die elisc 3eit snr SoHres
lpenbe Ilifig Nebcn uniere 9aae ani vroe,l ba1in,
@tc BAH mag baS IeBte Stiublein Sdlagen Yanoe
ra9e. bic nur sn baio fir bid itre traurise xbun9
nben piro nMr sn b0lb ~. piel au iriib fir bic
pitlen WenS6en ipebe mufbiuinig br 2ebcn aus plls
rsr Sborbsit hertiiraea. 9lle Sebensabi9feiten IN
nnterem &6rper oerlnMer In nntlraenGber Cros
nnng iplangc MIR geiunb finb 1lmgetebrt iino eue
zbdfgfeiten seit6rt 10 iio mir frant giele Mien.
en aber grelien aus pnrer 9horbeit in bic ebenma-
Bt9fet beler 1bdtigteiten burdb ueberanitrenanng.
81 pcles G5ieu slinb Irinfen Nsaugel an @eipe0lno
Y. Y. M eiT lnoben idb trant unb eBtn 6anii mi
oiesrfte 9borbeit nod cine gr6Btre, bob lie bts
Rranfpcits3etben nidht bear9ien nrb ibr blShergeS
Scben ruhia orticbag ober H ei;tel Eadlaiber an
ntrtranft s,llb oieie seate nir)t SelbtMprhsr I
Atr3et ne i'm Sehfa Htdt tHfbntliH ab2 Stberitla
nitb arbBte Anoabl ppil iolsn Gelbinnriern Iiss
fern Eieenissa pelebe Eranfbetteu nss apnaelS bel
Stber ultn Der sheren unheatbtet laen aitliat fis
ou in Gititehen init benz hendbreiteW Wsttet teS
ytatnrn r5Heijsaye8 nit ben heri9n,ten ct 9eeaff
Arauterpinen 5n bsiien AppfidbHsrsgiis EdsspuDsl
3crsfipea MN f6Iiteit Gn BEL bef unreralrtdliter
nasfeg rein pflaasss9 Nileu ,uiinhi iurs
ulif eaB 5bs a,eSt 50 getbitmprf era revbst
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wetoen, oenn Die Senoens Der 3eit
prdrat allf cine 3niammsniblieBung oes
Rapltals II Der Brpouttion. ge9en leBs
teres anf0nlpfen sll nollen, ipdre Elm linz
Oins Il. e5 lQbt Iitb auh aarnibt bebanp=
ten, Bop cine aonientriruu9 Der Bro=
BUTTON Elm Sdaoen filr Die Wenibheit
lei. Gie srcbe llnaered)tieteit beIieht
aber oafin. oaB nit 5iilfe Der BON ben
Mcpubifanern Ielieeiebten aoubsolle Die
IrIfs in ON Gtano Qeiebt luerbeil, bas
.gntt bes 2anoes ausSubeutsn uno iegs
llbe &pntlrren3 5u iilltergraben, Wdb-
rcno lie anosrieiis auf Dem Wettmartie
oisliab init Der Sdlfte oss Breiiss sll=
lrieoen lino. Den lie bier erlalteu. IS
|miibte me.tmiirnis eehei,. wenn oieIer
lhrelenoe llshelltano liu9ere 3eit fnlts
nauern fOnlte, pbne bub Die Yartei,
nelde ibn beraufb !h,poren, Dafiir psr=
antmortlib aemaht miro.
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8os5tiSNeS.


Vim Mpntaq trat in @nibinstpn
Der So. GpnareB snlaHlllltil.
gSia ertpartet, fpirbe Ocnosriou bon
sSppa sum Gpred)fr oss 0aules ge-
ndh.t. Sic 9emptyaten itimll1ten fir
|ss. 8. IiharDian bon Sernellee als
Gpredler. lno ift oieier oHo Der ansr=
fannie 6lihrer Der Winoriidt.
Gs aiebt sluei geiuidtige Griinne,
tpeldle zen pralioenten blnoern, lih
oes YoBss Danru su entleoi0en. ndln=
Hid erltens, neil er niAt mill. uno
smeiteils, neil er lllbt fam.
Ser Sabresberibt oes Marine- See
tretars beipriht Die slothlrenoiateit Der
Slutten= Nerlidrf,lne uno empfielt. ooB
nadtraatid alld) Der 6Dhltfommanoi.
Irenbe (Sanpion) unb '0ffisiere uno
Mannita{ten bes nproailantllben Gje=
lduaoers tuesen eantiaoo belo0nt
peroen.
gonereBmann gsoberts BON Utah,
Der 0lelbemeibte. fann iyinen Gib
| nidt einnehmen, biz iyin 8oll .lnter=
lIuht" 1T, uno uieasibt oann erf reGl
lnibt.
| Sas repubIiferiiitDe GampoanesGp;
mite BON Ghio QieDt ieine Mablausga.
ben anf sol 1887 uu. oas bempfra.
tiihe feline aiusaaben ouf sl7. 998.5S
uno feline Ginnabmen anf $l8,l49.55.
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ten np9 elmer lebenosu Spra9e t..ttz
nommen ionbern I'M Sirne ne5 gros
pbetan ent|tanben anb IN iopiel ro'e
.Grbe, 2uft unb 0ilnnsl" bebaatea.
Der Yropbet bat bas gu9 nit elmer
S6reibn1ai6ine geT4rteben, ioooei,
feiner ge1auptung 5Nfolge, cine iiber@
natiirli6s Modt ieine Singer fiiDrte.
Retrbrou9D's @nbanger nennsn iiG)
rSpsmons", ipos rNicbtbsiiBer" III Der
5praGe i0rer vbeiligen" 5G)riTt hei5t.
Der Snbolt bsrT rTelbea lit Elm Our3es1:
amber bon tDnenDen, uber leeren sphraz
fen unb con1muaiIti19sn Gemein=
pldben. p0ie ainbsr itnb guere Gn=
gel, Die Gua Der g40pfer gegeben bat
uno Sbr ieio psren G0tter", feibt es il
Rem guGe uno Die Riroer parDen gsz
lebrt, lid pcr ben 8eiitern Der Gohz
ten, tpslds ba5 Strobe 9(azMe'sn"
onerfennen, 5u Bitten" Der contm,'=
ntTtifde 5htil oisIer fouoerbaren 2s9r:
bat in Der GrisnOung Der eolonie bel
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Gr marrt Die Nlerste.

Nle Softoren faaten 9enif Damilton
BON Weit sseiierfon, O., i,adocm er Is
Wonate an elmer SSiftel ocs Maltoarms
-gelitten er muiie iterben. tpeiln er lid
iniht elmer tolfipieliaen Operation un=
ter5iebe aber er furirte liA ielber mil
IS GbaAteln BON ynflens Mrnico
GoIbe, Der iideriien 2ur fir Die Sob.
|aber uno bic bette @albe Der Welt.
rs Gents per 5haAtel. Werfouft III
s. s. Miller e Gobns MpotGefe. 4
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Eagcsuemi migfetten.
SElarb.

ASfldrD.
Sn DEN Stahlmerfen in Setblehelm,
ga, lrurren teim 0eini3sn alter Gampf=
teNrI 80 Qngeitellte rrm Gas iiter,ralz
'tigt, inful9c peiIen elmer itarb unp lest
nil Iich feiner asbr an pieie Nrbeitt ma<,
gen. 9lm rprlssten Mpntas murrcn 30
@iann, Die lih caSu gepcigcrt tatten, ents
lanen.
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