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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-07
CITY CHAT.

Andrae bicycles.
Bicycles at Hynes'.
The Leader shoe store.
Clover seed at Cash's.
Garden seed at Cash's.
Golf goods at Spencer's,
Buy q home of Hull IL Co.
Blue grass seed at Cash's.
w. G. Maucker for livery.
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
Lamb 1T II. Tremann's Sons.
Guns at 1909 Second avenue.
T1r Insurance +. j. Burns.
For real estate, i. j. Burns.
Ride the Eldredge, at Lloyd's.
Ride the Ram bier, at Lloyd's.
Ride the Tribune, at LIoyd's.
Bicycles repaired at Lloyd's.
Bring your bicycle to Hynes.
Ride Wolf American, at Lloyd's.
Wild ducks at Harms restaurant.
Smoke George r. Davis sc cigar.
Patee Crest bicycles at SPencer's.
Wild ducks at Harms restaurant.
List your property with Reidy Bros.
Ride Columbia chainless, at Lloyd's.
SHELLS loaded to order at Spencer's.
Loaded shells, all sizes, at Spencer's.
Spanish lessons. Inquire at library
Nice turnouts at Maucker's livery
Summers d Woodin for blue grass
seed.
White clover seed at Summers K
WOodin's.
Sugar gear chainless bicycles at
SPencer's.
Bevel gear chainless bicycles at
SPencer's.
Alaska refrigerators at Summers &
Woodin's.
Davenport is having a red-hot city
election today.
Best line of baseball goo DIS in the
city at Speucer's.
A nice line of fresh candies Just re-
ceived at Trefz & Cos.
The Retail Merchants association
meets Monday night.
Shoe sale this evening at Beecher's.
Call and save money.
Choice table butter 30 cents pound
this evening at Beecher's.
A millinery apprentice can find an
opportunity at McCabe's.
Easter novelties of all kinds, eggs,
dies. ETC., at Trefz & Cos.
All yellow wheels are not Stearns
bicycles. Beware of limitations.
The prettiest wheel in the world,
the Patee Crest. S25, at Spencer's.
Genuine spring lamb. the first of
the season, at II. Tremann's Sons.
The Fountaine-Bell telephone line,
rom Rock Island to Andalusia, was
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-07
BLAZE At HOSPITAL
Five Hundred Dollars Damage
and Narrow Escapes at Wa
tertoWn institution
FIRE BREAKS OUT IN DRY ROOM.

Over He Passes Before Flames ART
subd Ged, supt. w. L. Taylor Being In.
jured In Assisting In RescuIng Patients
Forty People 10 the Burning
Room.
Fire that broke out at IL O'Clock
this morning did $500 damage to the
Western Illinois hospital for the in
sane at Watertown and resulted in
narrow escapes for at least two of the
patients. DIR. w. E Taylor, the sup
eIintendent, in assisting in the work
of rescuing those in the burning por-
ton of the building. was severely
scorched. gEgSEA
The fire was confined to the dry
room of the laundry, which is located
in the basement OF the south wing
The flames were supposed to have
originated from the steam coils. An
hour-and-a-half were consumed in
getting the blaze under control, the
only available weapon to fight the fire
being a hose that was attached to the
hospital standpipe. Supt. Taylor
states had it not been for the fact that
the hospital buildings are fre-proof
they would all now be in ashes.
Fears for Two Patients.
Forty women patients were at work
in the laundry when the alarm of fire
was given. All managed to get out
but two. 1t was feared these had
suffocated. when the railing in front of
one the windows was torn away by
Supt. Taylor and others and the two
women pulled into safety.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24
Notice.

Notice is hereby given thn.,l
signed, late members o. ,ha - -,
Baldwin a CO. Stockgfoxers - |
ers, have disposed of all thsir @
respectively ia said firm 10 m sss
ing members o, said firm, sko ~ .s1aai
iinne the business theFeot. ara - -. y
pay sll outstanding ohligH;ions ~ "a
authorized 10 set,la and receip, ~ =. y
elaine due 10 said firm Of L. ~, 81, y
& Co. The undersigned hsyip. IS -
drawn from said flrtu. Will No, - "a. "a
sible in any manner for sny tutz,' y. "a
cations created by the srna al - ~
yin A Co 80
Dated at Lamar, Cola. this as,s i
Of Dcoemb~s, A. ID. lse9.
J, c. Bu.n~r
Ms. J. C. R.Lsr,
LEE BALDWIN.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24
Raskin,s Gift

During the proceedings OF the re-
cent conference OF the Library aaso-
citation In England a characteristics
story OF John Ruskin was told in con-
nection with the subject of village IL
brartes- A library for the laborers O,
a lake country village had been es,ab-
Hshed. and Just before the opening Mr..
RuEkin was asked TO inspect IL He
cordially consented, and upon leaving
expressed his admiration OF the ar
rangements, and promised TO send a
present, which came in the form of a
sumptuous set of SCOTS novels. Tns
wife Of the founder thought the edI.
ton much too splendid for the purpose
and at the earliest opportunity told
the donor so. Madam" said Ruskin
III the money the books cost had been
spent in foral decorations or wines
for dinner. nothing would have been
said against It, but because Il has been
laid out for the enjoyment OF the
simple villagers it Is thought extraya.
CANT"
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24
II,l.. w,tAs., sal, ..A water.

Many people have accustomed them
selves to do without salt. and the
other day we reeorded-with sozs
skepticism-a story thar = busy rnedieo
Of Havic IN, b. was in the habit OF
going entireiy without water for
drinking purposes. This gentleman.
DR.. John Haddon. nov writes to Ia:
Il should like to be allowed To assure
you and your readers that IL Ia quits
possible, II strict vegetarian diet La
adhered to- We get plenty Of aud
in cup Of tea. or In fruit or other
foods. and nnd IL to be 4 great Ae-
vantage. more especially when travel
Ing. TO be able to do without drinking
either water or milk. the xell-knorn
vehicles of so many diSessss-' So
there are teetotalers who DO not drink
vater.-London Chronicle.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24
Mho,. aarn, % n..y I..ms..

An occasional gown OF baby lamo -
seen. but this Is an extrayagance In
which few women can indulge. plain.
cIose-fitting skirt naring well at the
hem and an E,on coat Is the model
mon which this sort OF gown Is
planned. Half circular shaped fiouuees
inish many of the long and and me-
ainrn length coats. bat these are no
longer cut to ripple and they have no
appearance OF fuIlness beyond grace
fui fare. They are really Eat fiounccs
Gu, as they are on the cloth gowns
New York Sun.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24
ftar, Yeu se.n MrrisD,

The trip thither Is as fasclaa,is, :, /,
tour Of Egypt. II can b. rna3s 80. :
comfortably and At reasonable 80 z
Joining Gates pars1aaily epsss,,..s
sevsoth annual excursion 10 NeTisn :.
SantA Fs rcui~. lessing ChinNsp ~
raary - Throagh ses;ibaiei ,,s.
comprising Observation ear. so--s-
meat car. dining car Sad psiI.5,..
Tickets iaclodc every recsSsary srre-,.
for thirty dHystrip. Itinerary as-I-Fsf
tor seeing Mexico by daylight Yol-
cape inciSrens March ue&ihsr a. -.
Inquire Of io-eal Agsai Santa Fe ro,t,
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24
n.r-....,.,r,.. . A.,.,.I,,.

when We read Of The men Who H.
habited the caves Of Europe NJ a urzs
when manmotas creit on that eua-
tinent vs seem TO have Gore back TO a
period 80 immeAsarabiy remote tnat
ve can hardly picture IN the minds
eye the appearance which the repre-
sentstives Of our race thea presented
Yet. according to Prof Z. B. Tyior. ths
natives Of Tasmania remained within
the present oeatury representative o;
the imner " ancient Pzleolithic Pc
Rod" Recent rtadies of the relies of
the Tasranians. who became sxttnes
when brought into touch with motsrn
civilized man, show that the work
n,anship of their rude implements vas
below that exhibited By the drift arc
cave men" Of Paleolithic times
Youths Compaion-
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24

On next Sunday morning at the
Methodist church Rev. knuckey VIII
take as his subject "Holiness or Sin
less Perfection Taught in the Word
Of God.n In the evening THE In
evitable Consequences of Neglect IN
the Natural and Spiritual Kingdom.
HYMNS to be used are Nos. 52l, %.
and SIS; and 365, 35S and $40. All
are cordially invited % sttend the
services.
There was large congregation at
the services OF the Baptist church 10
the opera house last Sunday. The
indications are good for the estab-
lishmeut of first class Baptist
church in Lamar. Next Sunday u
is expected to perfect an organizs-
ton at the l ] a IN. service and every
one is invited to be present. Come
and witness the formation OF bap-
tist church
DR.. r D. Wilson, of Holly, rode
into the third degre. at the sissons
lodge last Saturday night The Doc
tor was not acquainted with the La
mar goat. having taken the preced-
ing degrees in another lodge. Goa
sequently be had pretty hard strng-
gle and al one stage OF the proceed
ings, the goat laid him out de YVES
raised MP, however, and suffered no
Inconvenience from his tussls
A meeting wxs held al CRANKY
Hillyer's Office last Saturday evening
TO consider the advissbility OF trying
TO secure q crezmsry for Lamar. The
meeting wa. called at the instance OF
Mr.. Mears, who has been oorespou-
ding with the Parker Creamery Co
Of Hutchinson, Kansas, concern
that is operating thirty i've cream
cries They are anxious TO get an
opening in the alfalfa region and ask
no bonus, bet do want certain
number Of COWS guaranteed There
is no question but what the coming
of this company to Lamar will be
great benefit TO the farmers, and the
meeting decided 70 call mass meet
ing Of all those interested 10 the
proposition at the court house on
Saturday, February 3, 10 consider
the question Mr.. Thomas Parker,
presideu, of the company, viii be
here at that time, and resiy to com
menoe work st once II q satisfactory
arrangement is made Don't forget
the date Of the meeting and let eve
ryone try TO be there.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24
o,,rI. ;, .-r.mny At.ia..-

Tommy Atkins is the nickname BIZ
which the British soldier Is known He
acquired Il in purely accidental man
nsr. Some years ago Sir Garnet
woIssIey. nov a peer and commander
ia-chief OF the army OF Great Britain.
published little volume called The
Soldiers Poekstbook Of Field Service. :"
In illustrating the manner Of properly
aIIing out field reports he haPpened TO
use the name Thomas Atkins"
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24
Unique ca,.,.,

igign q the Aztec =,
9anoars Q June, 1908. now 80 :. i
at the A L. Il S. +. Ry. tists, y
Contains 9 separate reprod1s,;'a me- oa !,
color soxii inches of Burbart'
ebio Indian portraits. Tha i.
art sensation. Also engrs,oS ~
repre7en'ing ancient Aztec s.,'' +
stone a handsome and un;ops -.
mir. Edition limited; oras, '..ls %
price 25c. '''
G. J. GARv1N, Ags,
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24

For chesp town lots see G. b.
ThomAn.
For bargains in farm lands go to
C. B Thomnn-
Don't mise the winter glove and
mitsep sale al Mclean Bros.
II medicine don't cure ron consult
5. W. Billingslea, magnetic healer.
A big line OF outing aAnnels, tRs
ink.ors and plaid suitings, at Ir~ins-
G. b Thomsn has the BEST line Of
FIRE insurance He writes farm risks,
An elegant family s.sing ma.
chine, new, for sale on easy terms al
Irwius-
wANTED-Ss Seven men to buy
seven remaining ulsters at cost ai
Irwin's
Fresh Fish every Friday 3, fea~i's
General Merchandise store, Ii5 y.
Main street
Coles Air Tshi -Ho, Blast
HeSters hold fire over night Sold
by Huddles,on-
Cash paid for butter and eggs at
Feas,'s General MerehAndiss Store,
il5 North Main street.
There is perfection in clothing and
furnishing goods Prices all gone
to smash At Geo, c. Marwell's
Don't buy = stove said 10 Be Just
Is good rs Coles Air Tight Heater.
but get the original "Hot Blast" 8.
WASTED-Five beautiful ladies
to buy Eve beautiful jackets. Coiors:
Tan, dark red, mode, black aud grey.
At cost at Twins
A full line OF gcnts' furnishings.
meas, boys, ladies, misses and chil.
dren's shoes You name the price
and take the goods Cost sales not
in it. Geo. C. Maxwell.
Mclean Bros xre enlarging their
drug stock Their increasing trad.
is an assurance iha, they tr~a. their
customers right They make . spe-
ciaIty Of filing physicians pre-erip-
ticns and private receipta.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24
MONEY TO LOAN
Plenty of cheap Money
for good farm and city
loans. Call and see me
|. WRIT MARKHAM.

BIB, Brown was down from Pu
eblo on Saturday and Sunday max
ing one of his frequent visits to La
mar.
@. W. Jones returned from Kan
sas City yesterday morning. He had
been down there on some cattle bus
mess.
James Dodds arrived this morn
ing with his family from Lskin, Kan
sss, and will hereafter be q resident
of Lamar.
Abe Cox returned from his trip to
Carrizo last Friday night He ssys
it is fine country and he is going
back again soon
The Lamar Melon Growers Asso-
citation has moved its headquarters
into the Office of C. B. Thoman IN
the land office building.
Edward Graham came up from
Granada last Saturday 10 look after
some business matters in connection
with the Graham estate.
j. Scott Robertson YVES calling up
on various citizens yesterda., some
he had business with and some just
for old acquaintance sake
The county clerks Office is rushed
with business and the Office force is
putting in extra hours at night, try
ing to keep even with the reception
docket.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Ware, who
have been residents Of Lamar for
many years left on Monday for Ok
lahoma, where they will reside with
relatives
The Good Time Club had dance
last night at the opera house The
young people turned out in large
numbers and enjoyed the good music
to the fullest extent
The Woodmsn gave a social dance
at the Applegate building on north
Main street last Friday night II
was quite well attended and an en-
joyable time was had
6. L. Stapleton, agent of the Un-
ion Accident Company, is here for
the purpose of adjusting the claims
of Geo. A Watson, who was injured
in an accident last week.
The Commercial Club room has
been nicely papered and presents &
much improved appearance. The
work was done by Captain Heston
assisted by Harry Colebourn.
Mr.. Kelley, of Topeka, Kansas,
was here last Friday and Saturday.
He is nephew of the late James
Graham, and is interested in some
matters pertaining to the estate
The days are getting perceptibly
longer, and rs the weather is so fine
no one is complaining about the
length. The nights are somewhat
cold and there is more or less frost.
Miss Baxter, one Of the teachers of
the Lamar school, is away attending
her mother, who is sick at her home
in Ohio. Miss Florence Morehouse
is acting as substitute for Miss
Baxter.
The revival meetings at the Meth
odist church entered upon their third
week on Monday. Services are held
every afternoon and evening, and
are well attended, much interest hav-
ing been awakened. Everybody is
cordially invited TO attend There
are also Gospel meetings being held
at the United Presbyterian church >
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24
In Sunny
California

As- islands "a charEninS s
Capri. coast As gay a. the
Raslerz. raou5tains As
~ooderfpi ~ any in Italy @
Spain, hot-ls % sazpgaoos ~
can be desis~i. ostdpsS
diversions. and q xinisg
climate anrirzlei 10 The uersl
Ihoassnds a tourists are
AiF~Siy there, Thousands are
oa the way.
The Santa Fe Eoa,1 slll
eoo<fucs you tbesr AT the
minimum uf oD.s; In time zad
mones. snd sita toe mAIlzzz
ot comfort
J. 0ARvIS. aerur, Lamar, Colo<SS'
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24
70 CURE 4 colo N osr "a,

rsss Lsxsrgyx Azoxo Qrtxnz TssGr-,. An
arlsxtss. refusd tA- Esa-asy II it issi. = -.
=. W Hsgfks sA<u.ssrs &C. sssFI sza. -
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24

Mclean Bros xre enlarging their
drug stock Their increasing trade
is an assurance tha. they treat their
customers right They make spe.
cisIty Of filing physicians pre-erip-
ticns ADD private receipts.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24

@. J. oARvIS. Agent, Lamar, cpaorasa
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24

A full line OF grnts' furnishings,
meas, boys, ladiss', misses and ehii.
dren's Shoes You name the price
and take the goods Cost sales not
in it. Geo. G. Maxwell.
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24

WASTED-Five beautiful ladies
TO buy Eve beautiful jackets Coiors:
Tan, dark red, mode, black sad grey.
At cost q, Irwin's
The Lamar register., 1900-01-24

Patrons OF the thester who are
never permitted TO witness the final
fall Of the curtain, only in the midst
of a racket, caused by that portion OF
the audience, who invariably start to
leave the house the moment the cue
is given for the closing lines to be
delivered, bitterly complain of this
disturbing element, and frequent de.
mands are made that remedy for
the nuisance be provided and eneget-
ically applied. No one will have any
cause to complain of this nuisance
at the entertainment of the Sweeney
& Alvido Model Minstrel Co. which
is to appear at opera house on Fri.
day evening, january 26, as the show
concludes with that hilarious funny
afterpiece. "Livingston's Travels
Through Africa" introducing the en-
tire company. It is SO extremely
funny that no one wants to miss a
single line or situation, and ths o
hasty people will not make an 81 y
TO escape from the house until thsy
behold the curtain descending.
The daily sentinel., 1900-06-22
Japanese Babies.

The Japanese baby Is queer. brown
creature with swapping black eyes, and
a full crop of stiff, black hair. That is.
he would have a crop II his mother did
not shave his head. sometimes as bare
"a a croquet ball, but oftener into all
sorts of fancy patterns. favorite
fashion is to have two little tufts at
the side and larger one at the top OF
the head. He is seldom carried In his
mothers arms, but as soon as he is 2
or months old he begins to travel on
the shoulders OF an elder brother or
sister. His little body is entirely COW
cred by the kimono, and the children,
when they are carrying their small
brothers and sisters. look as though
they were two-headed. But they play
tag and prisoners base, and fly kites
and play ball Just the same, whether
they carry the baby or not, and he
seems to enjoy 1t, too, for he hardly
ever cries, but when the game Is esps-
cially lively he will laugh and crow
"a though he understood 1t all. A.
soon as he 10 able to walk he takes
his turn in bringing up the baby next
younger than himself.
The daily sentinel., 1900-06-22
TERRIBLE ToRrURES
Inflicted by Indians During . sevsn-day
Medicine Dance.

Inflicted by Indians During . sevsn-day
Medicine Dance.
Tacoma (Wash.) Cor. Chicago Inter
Ocean: The Yakima Indians have
closed a seven-day medicine dance
near Toppenish. A peculiar feature OF
this dance, and one that the neighbor-
ing white people supposed existed only
in the minds of the dime-novel writ
ers, is self-inflicted torture of the par
ticipants. 1t has a deep religious sig
nificance for them. OF course. not all
of the Yakima Indians take part in
these barbarous practices. Many of
them are well educated men and wom-
en- and live much as their white neigh
bors do. The Indians who tortured
themselves this week included several
young bucks who have been away to
school. Returning home they relapsed
into savagery and discarded white
mems dress for blankets and feathers.
All of the dancers inflicted numerous
wounds upon themselves with knives,
stones and sharpened sticks. Cutting
holes in their flesh. they inserted
thongs of leather through them and
pulled at these thongs until the flesh
gave way. Some of them stopped only
when physically exhausted. A buck
about 80 years old held out the longest
anu was declared the tribes head med
icine man for the next three years.
The daily sentinel., 1900-06-22

Do You Eat and Sleep?
il so wheref You can get arst- class
board, with or without room cheap at the
Swaney house. Under new management.
Baths in connection.
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The "TExAS PRIDE.

gsas iuirflid gut 1T, briebt if ihnell
Babn. limb 10 1T es audi benz neuen
Bier ber "San Antonio Brewing Asso-
citation" (gitp.Branerei) erganeen. IS
bat ben Warft erpbert unb 1T beute bas
beuorsuate @etrdnt aller Qiebbaber zines
famoien 9rDpiens. gln @ebalt, 5einbeit
unb @oblseihmad itebt es uniibertroHen
ba. Die porSiislihen gisenidaften bic 81
t6mmlicjteit, limb ihnel ertannt uorbem
unb finben pone gSlrbigung. sls er.
frild1enbes, deficiencies, ftdrfenbes. ane
reaenbes uub ouritftillenoes eetrdnf 1T
es unid,aB5ar.
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- Die biterreibilbe 9ieaieruns
bat einen eneraiifeu Hroteit aeaen
oas s5leiihbeifaueeieb erbuben.
ipelhes bic Nusiubr uon Wiirlten
nad ben preuBiihen @renSpruuinSen
ihper iddoigt.
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Slus Der enaliihen SabrifItao

: WIp Utl eIIBlIItIJtH OuUlFt1IuUl
Wanheiter miro beribtet: Cine groBe
Wenee BON bier purgefommenen
Iergiftunesfdllen tperoen auf Bier
suriidaefiibrt, bas Nrienif entbalten
baben iun. gtpa tauieno Eerios
men, bic pun benz Bier tranfen, Iino
aans uoer tbeilmeiie eeldbmt. g8ie
6as 8iit in oas Bier fam, lit nod
uid,t a,rfQefldrt.
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= Sn Yretoria ipuroe ein Com.
plptt CUR Grmproune oes 2uro Hos
berts entbedt. 3ebn Eerionen.
meiit Staliener, ipuroen i'm 3uiam-
menbanse nit oieier gntoedung
perbaftet.
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Cine Garie 2Se6r.

Cine Garie 2Se6r.
" lt'Oissn Gle 9bren aOip.r sesen
u snt9,tt eurb ben Gebraud pon
Satt's FllIsn, Elm lisiS iidsrts Ssilmits
tel asssn asplidmtr,en, Dpspspli., Wla.
laiia, Saitopluns uuo ole bamit Der.
pauetsn y,ID,n.
"Das CritbraS brs Ctbfnsl"
1r. 1uit! Sbre gsbsrpill,n fno bas
3ricbrao bss 2sbtns. 9d) wsres b m
2uiaa ltsts ZANZIBAR isip, Der mid ols,
Ilben isnnen lsruen lisb. 3. 6aIrlsisb.
blatte Cannon, Col.
Imtt'S 2eber. Yiucn
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Sehs lbredlibe Seblihldae ppm
6 perihieoenen Ner5ten bdtten bei=
nabe @m. $. Wullen pom 2odbart,
o., in Elm tribes Grab 9eianot.
Sic ale iagten, er babe elm 9ungen-
Qeioen uno gaben ieinen Sau als
bofinunsslos auf. ODD Jreunoe
rietben ibm gu, "Dr. Kings New
Discovery" eeeen Sbpinoiudt 81
periuben. Nfahoem er 5 5laiben
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Bruit 2eiben. 6uiten, Ga Grippe,
Nftbma, Bronditis, 6eu-5ieber &c.
beilt. Breis so Gents uno $1.OO.
Yrobe 5laibe frei bel s. 9alteper
& Spbn, OroglliIten.
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- Die ib0niten Weibnadtsiaden
Sino bel 8 ri Ser 9 ro 8. 81 baben.
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- gei u. 9 hols finbet man
bic beiten Billiaros9ihe
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Sm heutId1eu 9}eihstone sr

- Sim beutiben 8eibstage sos
Iid Der Socialiit Ginger einen Sro.
nunesruf BON Seiten oeS Yrdiioen-
ten 5u, neil er bic China Grpebi.
tion als einen r&aubSug unter benz
@raien Waloeriee oils gbel H." be
seibnet bate.
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,,0rofmntter'S Thee" reinigt
eaS 2,lnt. 25e bet allen 9rugniifem.

- Sn pielen 9beilen 9eutihlanos
lit Sbnee eefallen. Sm @liaB. i'll
ShleIien, i'm 0ars uno in ben bapri.
iben Nlpen ift Der Sbnee tnietief.
Sn ben 9bdlern bat es iueniger ge-
lbneit.
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Yater iiberienoet iperbe.
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mas 9u nod nit ben 8aliipielreiien
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bic tbdten gir aud Elm paar tauisno
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NniiOnalibenier reibsn lie iih iibsrnll !"
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