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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-18
Not Complimentary 20 Julian RsIpA.

FairnaNen Evening lfeTaiA
one is impressed, al reading the CON ~ -.
nlcatlons OF Julian Ralph. the AfricAn gu.
respondent with the fact that he
English boot-ncking American. that m',.
ccutemptible 81 al human producipns !.
he a. quoted correctly De bei9ugs 70 Ia ~,
class or creatures vino have the eoniei,aIf..
OF patriotic Americans and selt-respeehlss
EnrlishmfH. IN his efforts 20 cyl w ~
peers before those % whom he u catsfns
he makes Il appear that the Bfllsa ~
not only Incompetent. but cows roy sas'
they have not long ago conquered the y,
significant BoerB. lie calls them Dates
Ia trying 20 place them ~ the low sfsie X
which he claims hey belong That shos.s
be enough 10 recommend them 70 Ams,a.
cans. The Dutch have befn called Wy
Yankees Of Europe" and Of an foreikn.
ers who have come 20 our shores they ~
the equals In intellect with any IAe.o
must be something IN the atmosphefe y, y,
deteriorate the race IN South Africa
Ralph Is correct
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most despicable form of political activ-
ity. short of the nihilistic propaganda
that it resembles, which has developed
in any country and among any people.
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Nepotism is something which has fire.
quently been advanced in the past as
cause for finding fault with some of
our presidents. cabinet officers and SEN
ators; but what have these critics to
say Of Emperor William. who has just
promoted himself to the rank of field
marshal in his own army?
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one can be easily convinced that
music hath charms when the accounts
% Paderewski are examined and II IS
found that the receipts for his ninety
six concerts In this country have been
$500 900.
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The director Of public safety in PhIla.
delphia has been having lively scrap
with Mr.. John Wanamaker. We don't
know what director OF public safety
is. but obviously he Is a gentleman who
is prepared to imperll his private se-
curity.
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Among the items in the expense ac-
count of the Northern Railway Com
pany of the South African Republic is
$1,000 paid to Mrs. Kruger TO assist in
securing the company's concession. This
would seem TO bear out the general i'm
preston that the Kruger family Is
thrifty.
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When II comes TO highwaymen. bur
glars, bunkQ steerers and disreputable
characters generally the extreme limit
Of the law should he given in event Of
conviction. It happens that the present
Is no time for lenieucy.
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A Rehearine Should Be Granted.

A Rehearin2 Should Be Granted.
The least that Land Commissioner
Bridges can do, in the public interest
and for the sake OF his own reputation,
Is to grant the rehearing applied for IN
the case of the state contracts which
are held by the Seattle & Lake Wash
ington Waterway Company. His ac-
ton. at best extraordinary in extending
these contracts, involving vast sums
and closely connected with the inter-
ests and the development of Seattle,
without a hearing, may have been the
result CT carelessress or oversight. 1t
will not bear an Interpretation as inno-
cent IL he should not permit our citi-
gems to be heaA in a case of such mag
nitude.
The facts are set forth in the petit
tons and other documents that are
published in another column. In 1894
the state concluded these contracts for
work which contemplated the cutting
of canal to Lake Washington from
South Seattle. the filling in of tide lands
and the creation of waterways in the
southern part Of the city. 1t was
vast scheme. and no attempt was ever
made to carry out more than a part of
It Some work was done, however, be-
ginning in 1895, and then operations
were abandoned. For three years the
project has been dead apparently, and
not a shoveI-full OF earth has been turn
| ed Now. when this section OF the city
/ assumes new Importance. owing to the
/ magnitude OF our railroad interest and
4 the extensive improvements oontem-
| plated in that quarter, these old con-
| tracts, about TO expire by limitation, are
extended for four years longer.
| The disadvantageous feature Of this
! Il found in the terms OF the CONTRACT -
themselves. The contractors are to re-
ceive. for their work. l6 cents per cubic
! yard. with an additional profit thereon
/ OF Is per cent The charges constitute
/ lien ON an immense amount Of vOlu-
able property. including a large part OF
/ the tidelands Ia South Seattle. The GER
est at S per cent II can be seen that
/ the encumhrance thus placed upon the
/ lands is a heavy one. II will undoubt-
eddy make much Of them unavailable
Tor commercial uses. on accoun; OF the
added cost. 1t will shut them out OF
the market by cloud upon the title.
These lands will be needed imper5-
lively and az an early day for our nat
ural expansion. 1t is claimed that the
work OF dredging and hlllng can d.
done now at a greatly reduced figure
Ii is certain that the interest rate a
$ per cent is exorbitant. when public
loans can be placed at or even Per
cent For four wears at least the en-
barge must continue. and this for thu
interest OF concern which. notwith-
standing developments here. has utterly
discontinued and abandoned its work
fer three years past.
| When those who had slept thus sound,
ly upon their rights applied for a re
newal of them. the least that could he
expected OF the land commissioner was
that he would investigate the question
fully. call all persons interested before
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-18

Benjamin Harrison has slgnlaed his
intention 81 Joining a golf club. We
call the attention Of Mr.. Bryan 10 the
fact that man who isn't president and
doesn't want TO be has lots Of time 10
do things In.
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The total receipts of the government
in 1898. the last year in which the Re
publican policy of the Harrison admin
istration was in effect, were 1851, 1852.
The next year. under Democratic con-
troll, they dropped to 1917. .49s In
1898, the first full year of Mckinley's
administration, the total revenues
reached s494, 1888, s54. In 1899. under the
opera ton of the war revenue act. they
had increased to 500, ss2 ,ooA The total
expenditures were s459,s74,sss in 1898
and s44s, 4s9 .622 in 1897
Any one can cipher out for himself
the comparative financial success Of
President Cleveland and the Republican
executives who succeeded him. But the
figures tell only small part of the
story. At the close of Mr.. Cleveland
last administration the treasury was
practically bankrupt. There was a
heavy annual deficit. The gold reserve
was made good only by bond sales.
Panic had cut down the financial insti-
tutions of the country, while working
men were out OF employment every
where. Today the prosperity of the
United States and it's people is the Won
der and admiration of the world
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Chicago Inter Ocean.
II begins 10 look as II Lord Roberts
were trying to arrange things 20 that he
can eat his Queens birthday dinner in
Pretoria, but he is wise enough TO keep
the matter to himself.
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Kansas city journal
Neither OF these conventions is OF e.
great Importance. They simply f1ow 'n'
split condition OF party which mas -
ready been practically eliminated ~ "a
logic OF events
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II is reported that Pugillst Corbett IS
now regretting that the Horton law.
which prohibits prize fighting, was not
repealed a year ago,
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Yesterday was an occasion when the
Norwegian believed he had a right 20
be considerably in evidence.
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A GUARANTEE.

The Post Intelligence hereby
guarantees its advertisers bonn
nde paid circulation. Daily, weekly
ana sunday. double that OF any
other newspaper published In the
state of Washington. Advertising
contracts viii be made subject to
this guarantee.
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II will be something Of a relief 10
know whether or not Mafeking has been
relieved
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THIRD AVENUE THEATER-"ouo
vadis."
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Comparative Finances.

Vernon. b. c, May IL, 1900.
To the Editor; Please inform a sub
scriher through your paper how the
finances Of the United States stood when
Grover Cleveland took his seat both terms
and when both terms closed, Some people
here argue that he was very successful
as far as finance and making a good gov
eminent for the poor people were con-
cerned. GEORGE W. PARKE-
Grover Cleveland was elected presi-
dent in 1884 and again in 1892. He took
his seat on March 4, 1855 and 1898. Pres
ident Harrison was inaugurated March
4, 1889. and President Mckinley March
4. 1897. The total interest-bearing debt
of the United States on the SOth of
June of each of those years was as fol-
lows:
1855 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. N,lsS, $50
1sSe ................,..s....''. $4,000
1893 ........................... eoe''o.''oSV
1877 ...................'...'' ''''''. Sf"'"''i''
In Cleveland's last administration
ss62 00e. 900 of bonds We're issued to main
tain specie payments and to cover the
treasury deficits caused by Democratic
tariff legislation. A more striking
showing is presented in the following
statement, made in the United States
senate recently by Mr.. Gallnger. of
New Hampshire:
The Harrison administration bor-
rowed as follows:
1901 Nothing
1sa2 Nothing
1909 Nothing
Total ..,....,....,.,. Nothing
The Cleveland administration bor-
rowed as follows:
1894 february NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50eoo'0oo
Interest, 10 years at per cent. 25,OO0,eo1
1894 (November) ................ 5o,eO,Uoo
Interest, 9ia years at per cent. 237oo,OOo
1Se5 .... ... GIBBS, 400
Interest, 30 years at per cent. 14Os.4sO
1895 ..'.... -. ............ 100 zoo, 900
Interest, 90 years at peg cent. n6,VW,OW
Total . ........... ..... S5o1 ,s43, $50
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
Sdredli9e 0sfabr einsr Trau.

rGs sibt MUIR cine @elesenbeit,
guer oeben gu retten uno oas lit bur6
cine Operation" rparen bic S9reden
einfoBenoen @orte, welde Srau 6.
3. 6unt aus pime Hibse, isis. pom
ibrem Doctor b0rten, nadoem er uer=
sebli4 ueriudt bate, iie uon einem
idmeren Iau BON Masenleioen unb
@elbiudt gu furiren. 8aaeniteine
batten lid 9ebilbet. unb tie murbe ims
mer idlimmer. Damn besann tie glec.
trio Sitters gu nebmen, Der Iie pous
itdnris beilte. gs lit elm nunoerbas
res 0eilmittel sesen Wasen-, 2ebers
uno Nierenleioen ; er BELT unueroaus
lidfeit, Nppetitloliteit. 8erjudt i'm.
Nur SO Gents. @drantirt. gu per=
fanfen beim Npotbeter IS. S. 9ubn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24

en-, bradt eine Vanif aus, bod ent;
amen fait ale unuerlebt. Der S4a
EN- betrdst 800. 900.
Sowa.
Siour p.-OieIe Stabt bat
in Der leBtsn 3eit, belonbe,S burd
Die 4usbebnuns Der S@weineidlddie
rel, in pelder Snbuitrie es our !3eii
nur Chicago naditebt, feline Seu0lie.
runs berartis uermebrt, baB nidt
@obnunsen senis uorbanoen iinb,
nm Die eeute ole unterSub,insen, uni
manbe in 3etten campiren miiien SOr
Dem c~oloilalen Aulidnuns Der @bat:
toirs oaielbit fann man ii6 einen BE-
sr,ff maben, menu mon pernimmt.
cab in Dem Stdo6en @intelS 5000
uno Sommers sesen 1000 Shmeine
tdslid selbladlet werten OisSdwei,
neeinlubr naD Siour Sin bat lid uou
Ap,il 1899 bis Np,il 1900 beinabe
uerooppelt.
ent=
mirft umfaiienbe Fldne iir einen en-
tnmiiannhen gmpians Der Sursnab-
s~elanbten Iiiber, sSolmaruns uno
" lies. Sas itarte oeutlde Gle,
mcnt in bieler Staot bat bieielben gu
einem Wi~ttelpunft Der Spmpat6ie fir
Die Surenrepubllfen gemadt. Sie
naneu bereits iiber $1,000 an ben no
tionalen Surenunieritagunssuerei
abSel6idt.
@i6igan.
Alpena,- Sn 4lpena, Sber
bopsau uno Presque Ssle Sounip
liuo abermals @alDieuer gum Aus;
brnh aefommen. Oielelben baben,
loweit b%eurtbei't meroen fam, be-
t,ddtliden Sdaoeu anaeridtet. Die
pom 0ol;badern uno Sdsemiblenar=
beitern %bewobnten Torfer 1arpque
uno Sower llesen in Nlde. Die ga
9emiible in Sower muroe SeritOlt. 81
Oilllersburs wurpe cine beige Spri=
ee auistlttut. Die Staot lit pom
Seuer beorobt. Sin i~tsrfer @inp
ihh,t Die Slammen. @olfe,ton in
Er,que Ssle Gountp mnroe nab "a
ltiino'sem beroiiden anl trensunsen
lsiner S%emobner serettet.
Tiiber.-gin bsftiser Gegen
lOi6ts oas Seuer aus. mrldes ii6 auI
Die weitlite Settle Der Giienbabu aus
oepehnt uno ben 6a lp,itaottbeil nit
@erni6tuns bsorobt bate. OerSer=
luit, meldem nuc 500, 900 Seriide.
runs seseniiberiteben, miro aui $500.
900 selhdst. Die Sdsemiblc, Die
Sdinoelmiible, Der SaubolSbof, Die
Srodenl6uppen. Srenn0isn, bas
Shulbaus, cas Soluital uno adl
@obnbduler fielen Der 3erit0rung an
helm. Die Miihlen waren giaentbun'
pon 8. %. Siiber BON Gbtcaao, Frd;
iioent Der @isconlin & W'6i9an 81
ienbabn. Sie meroen mitoer autge=
bout perben; bereits iino eeute mil
BEN @esraumen bes equities belGdf;
tl9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-24
<e Standardization.

s4lte 1efannIdaftea. = Wor I'M
sefabr lieben Sabren surid ma, es,1
iareibt Srau =. Mdiebed in atlanta,
sc. g.. ais i'd cine Setanntiaait maas
te, bic id leitoem bodbalte. Wtein
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mar gu Der .3sit
Elm itbr idlsdter, SD bate @aller
lu1t unb bic Nerste erfldrten mid Iiir
unbeilbar. SD CAB aue 9oifnuns
aui, ie wieber selunO gu meroen. Vi
mes 9ases b.iudte mid mein @ater.
Gr brans in mid. eli nal einen ser
lud init elmer Mtepisin 81 MAIDEN. Die
er ielbit iebr hobitdss. ndmlib Sor:
mis- Nlpsnt,dater Slulbeleber. SD
tauite eine Slaide. S6on mad bret
Sasen iiblte ib SeMsruns. Sorber
tonnte i1 faum cine Nadt ,dlafen,
bod felt id Den Slulb:leber elnnabm,
itelte lih eiu auoauerncer 9slunoer
S6lai Elm, Der mid unsemein ltdrtte.
SD lsste Die Ssbanpluns lort uno
rleb ben rutellelb uuo Die Slentsl
nit Seil Ssl elm. IS nabm 20
Slai1en, mid wieoer seldno gu ma
den. Slele mercen wobl iiber oiele
3abl %1taunsu; wenn lie aber beoen=
ten, mie melt ib berunter9efommen
mar uno mas id friibsr iiir Softor
uno Npotbets aHssab. 10 lit bic &ur
biuis. lno II elm &ort iiir ienen
@obltbdter Der leioenoen Weulbbeit,
Or. Yeter Sarney III Gbica9o. Su /,
ben Nablitantru pom Nlp,ntrduter
Slutbelsbsr. MO9e beS Simmsls
rsi6lt.r Sessn auf ibm ruben uno
ibn Der Ser nod !anse erbaltsn. -
SIT bieles nibt cine retsenoe Anetten;
nun9 elmer oantbaren Srau.
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HttUltte SuSt outHuuj ltNh WV u"'
Der Erairie berumlauieuo uorS'funo'
en-. - Der Staatslhasmeilter etbiell
pom Der Ser. Staaten NeSieruns Ell
men Draft" iir $l342 ais unter.
niipuns Der Soloateabeimatb tn 9ol
Springs.
Nprb=Oafpta.
Satbsate. = Oas uSbepaliet
6otel" PURGE am Sreilas Abeno nebll
H!tebenoebduoen ourd E,uer sernort.
Der Serluit am Sotel betrdst 5000,
an Suhalt 5000 uno on Den anosrsn
G,ebdulihteilen $500. Sc ammtOer=
lidsruns $4,000.
@ranb Eorts.-Oie Staats
Enforcement visa bat our6 ibre Sor=
l9ldse, Die SonOs elmer AnSabl apo
tbefer in @allb So. unter mslten
oielelben seiitise @elrdnte uertauten,
iiir perfauen gu erfldren, sroBe Be
itirsuna ulter ben Npothettfn oes
Staates psruriadt, % IN ieoemGoun'p
oes Staates dbnlibe 3laSen ~besonnen
merben lOuen.
@nserlin. - Die $50 SuB
lause Yauep 9itp Sride Der 500 Gt=
lenbabn oltli9 BON Vausp gitp, lit
am WtittmoN Nadmitlas ourb Seu
,erlt0rt uno Der Tertebr uolndnola
unterbro9sn moroen. Fal'aSiere uno
8epdd meroen, bis bic nOlblsen Nss
paraturen sema9t. TRANSFORM.
Gin srobes @ebdube
an Ndter St,aBe Sio, in beiien I'M:
teren Stod iid ieds Stores bsfanoen,
pdbreno Der obere pom Namilien oc'
cupirt mar, muroe am N ttpo6 Dior:
gen burd seuer seritort, Ser @es
iammtuerluit mirb auf $45, 00O abae
Itdet, ndmli9: $40 600 am @ebdu
be. $4,000 an 6anoels uaaren uuo
$4,000 an 9ausbaltunas @esenltdn=
ben II {. No.. Sn benz @ebduoe befan
ben iih folsenoe @eiddite: McAu
lifts Eutter. Store, norris Bros u.
6arris uno Safer'e @rocerien, 6ol:
t~inabeao's @bollale Orosuen 6ano
tuns, Mcglean's Camp : Nabrlt,
Sbomplon's Foliter Habrlt, uno Sa
milton's 9siben Seltattunss 9e
l6dit.
9aGepgitp. = Sic @attin
oes 6errn e. $. Sdneioer, welde
lebensleidb,li6 ~erf,antte uno IT'D
eine,O eeration unter,ieben muBte, be-
iinoet iih @ottlob rpierer ouf BEN
@eee Der Seiitrung, nno allaemeiH
bofit man, Die in boberadtuns itsbenoe
Nrau balo pieperin ,brer pollen sc.
nsiuns besriben gu tOunen.
WiSeonIn.
Mabiion,-3ebn Ferionen, bic
in er,ieberilben &reilen oes Staates
eine berporrasenoe Stole ipielen,
bielten nit Staats Sduliupelinten=
ben 6aruey cine &onferenS ab nuo
bel9lonen, cine Sdul Alians in's
eebsn gu ~rufen, nm ben nnterli6t IN
!oanbiertisteit. 9ausmirtbldaft, ben
glementen Der Qanowirtbltaft nne
dbuliben untersidts,wrisen In allen
0fientliAen Sdulen i'm 8 cate gu iOr=
bern. ytad auieitiser G%rwdsuns bee
Hrojefts murbe beidlOllen, baB be,
9oriieenoe, Senutor S. 9. Stoai
pom Menomie, Elm Oereierfomite ct
nennen ioa, meld 8 einen O%'sanila'
tionsplan formuliren uno elmer am 3.
Suli absub altenoen 8eriammlunS Be
ri6t eritaltsn lou. M,tslieoer ber
in Muslidt senommenen Organization
iouen ole i'm grSiebunsswerf bel9df
tisten Yerlonen i'm Staate weroen
fonnen.
aenofba,-Oi e sroben Eager
rdume Ser Chicago &otforb Strumpf=
weberet serirtben in Sranb. Inter
ben 5000 Trauen, Wdnnern unb
@;rSer, mol he in Ner Snhrif n,hpifp-
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ytintu1 mid
fur S3.98

ttrrit8 e,nsrastr.e uIr nit d / 4.
Atm Wtrt, ppuauf saranrt-t suf 20 Sahre
Inf amid I ens sipe 4 Oisite ssIbeae utr
site ssintdr G. O.. d. nit priptisstum, Ne frei - ira:
sae rpr.esebnlrea aabsrenfans f&idt ae suf uniers
fsfsn ,urid >Hretpt Oh 8 rren. cher Damenuhr
6ret -eiRe tlssante sslepiatttrte 4ftte. ueun - y, Der
6eftQuna betselest limb. tann b,atleR pr bic Gr.
prsesebatren Seftrilt bsute. b BITE grstie fur uh.
zen In ris 6Ste s,ten S&retbt fur urfern 2O Ssfen
farten Suueen .8ataipa. her ~tdufsnbe elesantts gDett.
naNtsia1en enftdlt. Nopal 00r6atu Hsute. Do
4earpcrne ct. Gbtea9o. 4.l
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Sc0t1Semulsicn

bas O,lt,itlsseridt cine Gntldeiruno
~ @unlleu Der BE, liherauss weIeu
lhait ab. Oi,ie Gnlldeiruha idlicBt
Norrerunsen i'm Setra9e BON etpo
$40, 600 in lid.
Mabiion. = Gas srcBe 0eiBe
0eibitalI . GlabliHemeut Don 3. Ot
&lotba6 iiel am Wontag &ormiltuu
ben ylammen gum Opfer. G'twa 80
Eferoe %ue,braunteu. Ser @eldmmt-
ldaoen bstrdst se9en ST, 900, Die
@eriiterm9 nur $500.
Solaa. = Sci Der @abl an
Won,ag wuroe bas gauge eicenS 81
DIET ermdblt uno oisSeraussabuna uon
S6antlicel gen nit - Stimmeu
Wtaioritdt bslirmor'et.
Yierre-I us oe,lie miro &C.
melost, bub Der &iebSlbter Srant
yampe ieit elniSer 3eit uermlBt miro,
mo alaubt man. paR Ell letnen Soc
%eefunpeu bat. gr bate li1 auT Ole
Sube nab Sieb beleben uno wurce
mebrere Sage oatnad lein Ffero auI
Der Erairie berumlauieuo uorg' func'
en-. - Der Staatslhasmeilter etbiell
pom Der Ser. Staaten NeSieruns Ell
upu SrnitH iiir Sl342 ais uuter-
niipuns Der Soloatenbeimatb IN 9ol
Springs.
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Cine Sdulfranlbeit.

en- ben wdbreno Der eduljabre lid
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Wontana.

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ben @ti9dftsilbrer elmer Sleildbanb.
lung uno besins Johann Selbitmorb.
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suuor Sddouns pom ibrem @atten
ermirtt Yauitein bebauptet, bab Gate
oaran idulois lei, bab feline Srau ii4
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Gipfri Der Suubrrkrit.

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fem Sabre I'M Seebaos. tuaren Sic in
Der erlien ooer 3%tueiten Saiion bort?"-
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Sir ben rNorbitern" beri6tet bon &e9iitrar
Serrn Sobn 80. ginmel.
Yet @roB II. Satin an glnt Wus9li,
fir bid 4 Golb Spring II. anoeres. s. 1000
Die ct 3 80 & 81 Np SO on Tatrid
Mc9ratb, fir mel Sect 81 s l22 sc
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81 80. $50
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pas. Gnssiise aus ben Grandchildren (9bs
TRAITS, Solmadten, 8auf= unb Sppotbefen
uno loniti9e rrfnnben werben Seieeli9 aus=
8efertl9t unb be9laubist.
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