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called butter. Mr.. Lorimcr then proceeded
to show how oieo frauds We're committed
He had upon his desk firkin Of oleomarga-
rine in bulk The firkin was duly stamped
as cleo. Taking butter paddle he lifted
out a ladeful of the stuff and wrapped 1t
UP. stating that there was the fraud per-
petrated. the dealer keeping the labeled
frkn in his Ice chest and handing out the
Oleo as butter. He said it was acknoWl-
edged that fraud was committed. and the
substitute bill was intended to prevent 1t.
He asked how the Grout bill could prevent
Mr. Grout replied that his bill would pre-
vent fraud by taking the coloring matter
out Of the substance and preventing Its be-
ing passed off for butter.
MIR LOrimer contended that the tax of
10 cents a pound would be greater incen-
tive to fraud He then proceeded to argue
that the substitute would. in his opinion.
check fraud. He said that the oleo would
be put up only in one-pound and two-pound
packages. the word oleomargartne
stamped in the substance. and the package
wrapped with an internal revenue stamp
showing It to be oleomargar.ne.
Mr.. Penrre's Suggestion.
Mr.. Pearrc of Maryland said that the
trouble with this plan was that after the
government had sod the stamps it would
lose interest in the enforcement of the law.
II was we'll known that the law of 1855
suffered from that fact, and that prose cu-
lions were brought about by the people.
Mr.. Pearre and Mr.. Lorimer engaged III a
lively co.loquy, during which Mr.. Pearre
taxed Mr.. Lcrimer with advocating and
defending the oleOmargarine interests. Nj.
Lorimer insisted he only for fair plav
and not to have the oleo manufacturers
driven out of business.
Mr.. McCleary of Minnesota said 1t was
evident that the only way that oleo. can
thrive il to pass itself off for butter.
Mr. Neville of Nebraska asked why 1t was
that uncoiored oleo would kill that in-
dustry. while uncolored butter would moi
AFFECT the butter trade. Mr.. Lorlmer
thought II vas because white oleo would
not he regarded palatable.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

bingham place-John T. Saffell to trus-
tees OF Mt. Bethel Baptist Church, part lot
20. block 18: s., $50.
street northwest between 18th and 18th
streets, Charles Stierlin to James c. Stier-
lin. lot 5. square ISL; 81. Same to Bessie P
Young. lot q. square ISL; 81.
Nineteenth street northwest between l.
and M streets-John D. Fossett to Fannie
Ruffin, part lot 80 square III: SO.
Metropolis View-Thomasine P. Phillips
to Virginia G. LIE Merle, lots 80 and 81; 500
(stamps. 80 cents).
Twentieth street northwest between E
and F streets-Wm. F. Mattingly, surviving
trustee, ct dl. to trustees Of estate of Alfred
D. Jessup. lots Is and 10. square 1O4; s., 800
Eleventh street northwest between D and
E streets-American Security and Trust
Company to Sarah Green. part original lot
Z, square 34S: So Sarah Green conveys
same property to American Security and
Trust Company: $40.
H. Mcdowell lots % and "a, block 6. sec
ton 3; so Stamps, so cents).
Seventeenth street northwest between T
and U streets-Chas. F. Nesbit ct ux TO
Jennie M Camp, lot 9. square 176; $lO
Stamps, s2).
Sixth street northeast between H and l
streets-Richard Rodda ct ux. to Evils Wal
dron. part lots 43 and A, square s5s: so.
West EckiEgton-Geo w. F. Swartzell
ct al, trustees, to Emmett c. Andrus, lot
Ill. square 3; 800 (stamps, ~.
Caroline street northwest between 15ta
and 10Th streets-Michael J. Colbert ct al,
trustees. to David Tally, lot 81, square 100:
So. 600.
North Capitol street northeast between
NJ and N streets-Virginia Sullivan ct vir
Harry A. to c.. Woods Taylor, lot 2U7,
square 672; so (stsmps, $3.50.
Friendship-Alice A. Gibson to Mary v.
Borrows, lot 3. block 2: S..
o street northwest between 9th and 2Sth
streets-Jackson H. Ralston ct al, trus
tees to International B. and L. Associa-
ton. part lot 121, square 1888; $1,000
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BaltimOreans See Secretary Gage.

delegation of twenty-five or thirty
bankers ard other business men of Balti-
more called Secretary Gage this after
noon. and expressed their hearty approval
Of his course while at the head of the treas
ury. and voiced the wish that he might
tain his position for the ensuing four years
Mr.. Charles c. Horner, president Of the
Baltim re clearing house. was the spokes-
man the party.
Secretary Gage replied that he could not
answer for the entire period, but he ex
pected to remain ut his post during a part
of the coming four years. at any rate
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THE SENATE.

It was decided today that when the Sem
ate adjourn this afternoon 1t be until next
Monday.
Mr.. Gallinger presented a telegram adj
dressed to the President of the United
States and containing a resolution urging
the early passage of Il ship subsidy bill for
all American vessels, which shall be equi-
tably based upon the tonnage actually car
RED besides compensa ton for carrying the
mails.
At 12:.s5 on motion of Mr.. Lodge, the Sem
tie went Into executive session. and re-
sumed consideration of the Hay-Pauncefote
treaty. Senator Morgan continued the
speech In support of the treaty which he be-
gan yesterday.
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ary 73a7sA: May, 77sa771a; steamer No. 2 red.
695a6slN receipts. 81 ,O2S bushels southern wheat
BY sample. 7Oais; do. on grade, 7fa7s. Corn dali;
spot. old. as%a4s*: new, 4sls; new or old Decsm-
42z: March. 42d: steamer mixed, 41ssa41A; re-
ceipts, 207, 1924 bushels; southern white eorn new,
39a45; do. yellow, new, 39a45J2. Oats firm; No. 2
white. 2ea2sh. No. mixed 26.@a27; receipts. a.
500 bushels, Rye steady; 10. nearby. "a: No. 2
No. timothy. SIT. Grain freights dull. rates m
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CHARENTUs IN THE LEAD.
Takes the First Race at BenninE
Track Today.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
RACE TRACK. Benning. December T.
Another big crowd was in attendance at the
Benning track today. the last day but one
of the meeting, the mild weather doubtless
being the incentive for the good at
tendance The track has dried out fairly
we'll, but Is TAR from fast
The following horses were scratched from
the different races as follows. In the nrst'
Kinnikinic. Carbuncle. Buffoon, Dread. SEN
try and Blueskin. In the second. Au1oma-
ton. Flaneur, G. B. Higgins. San Luis ana
Edgeheld. In the third. Holdup. In the
fourth, Novelty, Cherries. Amorita, lkow
and Hija. In the sixth. Moor.
First race, seven acknowledgements
(Burns), $ to 5. first: Prince Richard Cook
err. even, second; Isia (Miles), even, third.
Time. 129 2-5.
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Enumeration Report.

The annual report of T. V. Powderly.
commissioner general OF immigration, has
been made to Secretary Gage. II gives IN
detail the figures Of immigration for the
fiscal year ended June 30. 1900 They show
that 425.3I2 immigrants came to this coun-
try through ports of the United States and
1920 through Canadian ports, a total of
44s.a72 OF the total number OF arrivals
"a. 100 came from European countries, H.
e4J from Asia, 30 from Africa and $500
from all other sources
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Request Apnroxed

The Commissioners have approved re-
quest OF James A. Kemp, chief. also prop
erty clerk. OF the police department. that he
be authorized to sell the lost stolen and
abandoned property now In his possession
which has not been called for by tho claim.
ant or owners. as contemplated by law.
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Benefit of Children.

Arrangements have been completed for
The tea and sale for the benefit Of the Chill
ores Aid Society. to be given this after
moo at ST. Johns parish hall. The affair
will De under the patronage Of the follow
ing ladies': Mrs. Hay, Mrs. Satterlee. Mrs
Harlan. Mrs. MackaySmith. Mrs. Teller.
Mrs. ]. c. breckenridge, Mrs. Chas. ]. Bell
Mrs. Matting!y Mrs. Hamlin Mrs. West
colt. Mrs. Craig and Mrs. Burley. The ou:-
look for success is promising.
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Memorial Bridge Bill.

The House committee on interstate and
foreign commerce has decided that no fur
Their hearings will be given on the memorial
bridge bill. but that the committee will
receive written communications upon the
subject. Among the most urgent advocates
Of the bill are organizations Of soldiers Of
the civil war. who desire better facilities
for access to the Arlington National ceme-
terry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-07

Rev. II. I. Stephens, who for four years
was pastor Of St. Johns NJ e. Church
South In Roanoke, Va but since last April
has been stationed al Marvin NJ F. Church
South, this city, has been transferred by
Bishop Hargrove- to the South Carolina
conference and stationed at Spring Street
Church in Charleston.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

MaTkRf.
Furnished by w. B. Hibbs & Co. bankers
and brokers. 1419 F St. members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messrs. La
denpurg. Ihalmann Co. New York
Open. High. Low. Close
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, December Flour dull. unchang-
ed: receipts. L. 8S8 barrels; exports, 143 barrels
Wheat sasisr; spot and Dscsanbss, 52a72ks Janu-
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Pastor Transferred.

clned to be easy; unchanged. Sugar, butter, egg
and cheese firm, unchanged.
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Bic Sfrpphulpie.

Sn Der .@iener Meoiciniiden
@odenI1rift" ma9t Or. Deere
(Spbbao Darfau) iiber bas @elen
unb bic 8ebanblune Der Sfropbu=
loie intereiiante Mittbeiluneen,
pelhe bel Der eroBen 8erbreitung
oieier &ranfbeit fir. tpeitere &reiie
bes Bublifuns nibt Dbne Sntereiie
iinb. Der 8erfalier beipribt III
biitoriiber Nufeinanoerfolge bic
perihiebenen 9beorien, mel6e Bis
ber iiber bic SfrppbulDie aufgeitellt
tporoen fino. unb befdmpft Die Nn=
ibaullng, oaB oieie &ranfbeit NIT
Der 9ubertuloie ibentiib tpdre, ourb
ben t5intpeis oarauf, oaB tuberfu=
lDie Snoipibuen erit nabtrd9lib
an @'tropbuloie erfranfen fDnnen
unb umeetebrt, uno oaB er bel
reiner Stropbulole niernals 9uz
bertel 8acillen in ben 2pmpb=
briiieltibmellungen gefunoen babe.
SIN arant1eitsbiloe Der Stropbulole
berrid3en bauptidblib bic befannten
Driiienihmequnge uor; oaneben
f6nnen. aber aud anbere Organe
ifropbulDs erfranfen. Die Sfropbu=
InSe 1T eber einc 81 9ttl8cn.cincrtrnn-
fling, tpel1e bmrd 8ererbung, un=
eiinitiee 2ebensnerbdltniiie II. {. no.
entftel)t unb in peribiebener Jorm
auftreten fann. 3um Slid itebt bie=
fer tpeitperbreiteten &ranfbeit. tpel9e
fait allsnabmsluS nur &inoer in ben
Sabren beg re9iten @abstbuns be-
fdat, oer Nr5t nidt ma9tlos ge9enz
iiber; Die Iertpenbung Der pbplifa=
lii6 oidtetiiden 0eilfaftoren iebt
i'm in ben Stano, Der &ranfbeit err
folgreid entgegen5utreten unb iie in
ben meilten Sdllen au beilen. Meben
ber Gebung Der grndbrung baben
ii6 felt jeber Mufenbalt in reiner,
o5onreiher SUIT. ferner Sool= unb
inSbeFonoere Sobbdber ais Die beiten
9eilmittel Der Stropbulole betpdbrt.
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.Mlio muB i'd gu6 eigentlia Ibbitte
leifen, uenn i'd bic @drante, Die Sbr
atpilden 8uren uno 9affern siebt.
grauiam nannte?"
.glennt lie arauiaml slber Sbr ieio
Mrat uno pibt oaber, tpie graufam es
III, tpenn man einem Weniden elm
branbiaes @Iieb abidneioet; uno bod
LIT es 3uiueileu notbtpefbia unb bell
iam." :.
9amit erboben lie iid. I'M Die pferbe
3u befeigen. Qlls lie ldngf nidt mebr
3u ieben tparen uno nrr bic staub-
ipolfs ain 9ori3ont bic @idtnng erten.
men lieb, in Der lie geritten tparen,
fanb Der @ost nod INNER ilno ftarrte
ibnen mad. 5ein buntles Nuge funtelte
bor CAB, uno feline Gauit ballte lid.
~Wte einen 6uno tebanbeln lie
MIDI" tniri6te er. ~9lber Der 6unb bat
3dbne-biitet gu9 !"
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5. 6 a pitel.
9as iu,tQe 0eiaIeht.

DelBe Spmmer9lutb latete auf Der
gbene. Gas 9lau bes Stmnels bIen-
tete in ieinem leudtenoen @lanae Die
Nueen faif ebenio tuie Die fanbiee
Gldde. Sn 2ufas Mepers Garm belt
man gladmittaesidIaf; ielbf bic
6unbe auf bem 0oie la9en i'm @datten
bes @talles unb idliefen.
,Sm 9auie tuaren nilr atpei Menf9en
mad, Doftor 9llbre1t uno gliia. Sic
foBen I'M Mobn5immer neten einanber
auf Der 6ol3banf oil oet Wanb, uno
nur miibiam wollte Elm GeIprd1 in
Sang fommen. Mlbredt bate iie nod
i6rem Qeben auf Der einlamen 5arm
gefragt, unb lie batte ibm tDenig aus
oem td9liden ginerlei au er3dblen ge-
babt. gr aber bate ii6 seideut, meter
at iragen. WuBte er bod ni9t, Oh
nidt jeoe tiefer einbrinsenbe Graee oas
onmutbise Bib nit un9eI9idtem @riffe
aerlt0ren tpiirbe. Denn mas burfte er
! an eeifiiaem Snbnlt bei bieiem ein-
faden Naturtinoe borausieben, bas
tpenig mebr bon Der Welt tpiiien modte,
als mas bic Garm unO ibre nd9He I'm.
gebune bot?
Ea fraste giiia plOblib: .@ie lie.
ben bic Muiit2 Mls 9eutider tperben
Sic bieie Nermutbung nidt unbere9.
tist finOen. :
Mlbreht modte Elm tpenig aeifreibes
@efid]t 9ema1t Boben, als er fib pISb-
lid bieier GraQe eegeniiber iab, bic nod
baau nidt ettpa i'm Buren=p polldnbii9,
bas er bisber miibiam eerabebre9t
, battle, fonbern in einem aiemlid reinen
| Deuifd an ibn 9eridtet iuurbe.
vGie ipre9en Deuti1, mein gnd-
biges Grduleinp' entiubr es ibn un.
| iptlItiirlid, obuobl ct i'm nd9Fen
Mueenblide fat laat aufseIadt bdtte,
als er oas .gndbige GrduleinA in bieier
llmeebung iih borfellte. llnb gliia
ladte, aud; leiie, ipie berballenbes
glodentlingen t6nie ibr Qaden.
sd bore iofort auf, ineine lebun.
gen i'm Eeutfdipreden fortauieben,
penn Sic 10 anfaneen." iagte lie.
rMetn patbenontel, Sbr ridtieer Ohm,
bat iid bic WlIbe 9egeben, mir i9on
| als einem ainbe beuti9en unterri1t au
eeben. llnb au9 bas alabierIpiel babe
t9 BON itm, oenn er 1T Elm 2iiniler.@
limb Sic baben Elm SnHrument9"
.Won meinem Bruber in pretoria.
Ct bat uns Mlle elm bis9en ongeIie6t
NIT ieinen Sheen, unb baau ionimt,
baB mein Batter Wlitglieb bes NoIlsraabS
1T. Oa BIN i'd benn oft nod pretoria
eefommen nnb bin ioaar elm aon3es
Sabr bort geiueien, um etipas mebr sll
!ernen, ols man bier auf Der Garm Der.
mag. Werben Sic drgerIid iein, baB
Sie nun bier unter Buren aeratbe1
ttnb, bic Sbnen nur Elm babies Nilb
bon e6ter 8ureniuirtbidaft 9eben?"
Gie erbob iib unb i9ritt boran in
Elm Nebenaimmer. bas Mlbre&t nod
ni4t betreten baite unb bas NIT ieinen
tueiben @arbiner, benz weibaebielien
Gubbooen, benz 9ldbtiide am senifer.
sinigen einfaden gilbern an ber Wano
unb BEN 9efdmadbolleren 0ausrat6
einen freunbli9eren ginbrud mad,te,
als bas bumpfiqe Mpbn,immer.
(6DrtieBuno fofqt).
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Cute Nad,ritbte,t

tpntlnen BON Dr. .. 9. gareile BON
@aibita, s. s. @r ibreibt: "Elec-
tric Bitters" Fat Srau 8re,per BON
Sfrppbeln, Die libr ieit nielen Sab=
rem groBe SbMer5ett bereiteten, ge=
BELT. Sbredliber 6uutauslbfag
i'm lBefi9te uno an ben 6anben
seiete iib, Der fib itetig permebrte.
Die belten Nerste fonnten ibr feline
9llfe leiften. SEPT lit ieood ibre
@elunbbeit geitbert. Electric
Bitters' lit bas bette 8lutreini=
gunes=Wtittel. @s lit bas bette Wfitz
tel fur 5lebten, Sal5fluB, 6aut=
Nusi9lae uno iberbaupt ale 0aut=
franrbeiten. @s itdrft bas Spitem
tpie fein anberes Mittel. So Gents.
3u baben bel S. 8alteper & Spbn.
@irt garantirt.
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ie pofaIif9e @@dkuna

0ie pofalif9e S9dbun9
BON @lasfderben lernte eine
retde Stalienerin In Wenebis fennem.
9ieielbe ididte an ibren 8ruber 5ur9
bic poii cine aihe nit atuei prd9tigen
benetianiiden Glaspafen bon bobem
@ertle. Sic aiiie iuurbe idon auf benz
pofamte in 8enebis aerbrc@en. Oas
III nidts unseu6bnli9es, benn bas
3erbreden bon pofienbunsen NIT
iuerthoollem Snbalt III cine @peaialitdt
Der italieniiden poitdmtsr. uneeip6bn.
ltd tpurbe bic Gade bielmebr erf, als
bic gIoaoireit!on bic Mbienberin Der
Rifle auiforberte, ouf bem pofamte
0.30 eire. 6Gents, fur orei ailosramm
Glasfherben gu srbeben. Ser uirf.
li&e Wertb serbrodenen glaies,A 10
hieh "a in her poiiaIiihen 3uidrsft,
III ei9entlid nur, 0.05 2ire per ailo.
gramin; in Mnbetra9t befien aber, baB
Is fi& Tim tiinflerii9 berarbeitetes @las
banoelt. bat bic pofberipaltun9 beI9loI.
Ten, cen boppelten preis 3u 3ablen.4
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"EUREKA SPRINGS"

giner Der idDniten Musfluesz nno
Summer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lit ''Eu-
reka Springs" Sn ben 8lauen
O3arf=Bergen oes nDrolihen Nrfan=
las eeleeen, bat es elm uniibertrpffe=
mes Slima. 8elte Iffomooatipnen
in ben 6otels. gBdbreno 6es gansen
Sabres peroen pon Der "FR1SCO
LIME" lebr nieoriee &unofabrt=
Staten auseeeeben. Wfan penoe iih
an ben @eibditsfiibrer oes "Cres-
cent Hotel, Eureka Springs,
tpeseu neuer Bampblete.
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9ie allaemeime sSrage

1T Jest: n@obin ioll idb in bieiem 5om'
mer reiIen?"
Sic 1T 5ebr leibt beanttportet:
ytad benz glorbem, Often pber @eiter
NIT mem lbnellen KATY FLYER"
elm wide vestibuled'' 3us nit Buffet.
Shlaf,uaaen unb reclining chair ears
Sibe frei.
gBenbet gub an irsenb eineu Katy.
Nsenten, 6er bereittpilisit irgenb tuelbt
Nustunft in Besus auf &aten, Jabr5eiten
&C., geben ,uirb, Doer ibreibt an
g8. 9. Grub
Gen. Hali. & 8. Mgt., Dallas, Ser
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Sd)lnB Der Qdoen llnr 6 ltbr.

6rage: Wie fann man Die i8eit
atuii6en 6 ubr uno 9unfeltperoen
am Beiten ausnuben?
antmort: Man beiuhe bic
1urni6ule in Der 9urner 6alle
unter Der fdbisen 2eitung oes Serrn
Yrof. $. IrnDlo. Wian bebenfe:
Seoen Gienitae, 0onneritas uno
Sonnabeno 1T llnterribt pon 6 ubr
Nbenbs an fir nur Is Gents prD
WDnat.
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u ntun IT.
W. 8. & =. sabn.
Wbfa hrt.

Mb bfabrt.
Nah @aco. Sort @ortb, 0allas, 8anias
gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago td9lib
(S. u. & u. .. 9epDt) ..7:45 Morgens.
Nab @aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas &c. (uom
Suniet 0epot) 800 MbenbS.
Mntunft.
Bon Chicago, ct. Qouis. 8anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort @ortb unb Baco, td9lih
(Sunlet 9epOtl l...8 $3.50 Born.
Bon @acp. Sort @ortb, Dallas &c. (S.
u. g. u. 3. Oepot) 49,. 1920 Nbenbs.
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Gin aampf nm eeben mns COB.

6err @. u. Gines BON Weanhe.
iter, Sa., ibreibt, trtbem er BON 1ei=
ner fait tpunberbaren GREETING bonn
9obe fpriht. u. g.: rDur9 llnpor=
iidtigfeit befam ih. nabbem i1 BON
Maiern tpieoer ber9eitellt par, elm
i9limntes 4uneenleioen, bas in
.Shuinoiubt ausartete. Sd batte
peribiebentlib Blutftur5 uno buitete
bic ganse Na1t binburh. gne gerste
eoben MIDI auf. 8ur5 barauf fling
ib an, 'Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry" au nebmen. 6as mid au1 balb
nDuig beilte. 9unberte ppn 2euten
baben es auf mtein Nnratben genon-
men uno ale iinb gu Der ueber5eu=
Qilng gefomnen, bah es ME perfeblt,
6alss, 8ruitz unb 2unseu Qei6en
81 beilen." so gts. un6 ST. 90 Der
Glai@e bel S. 3alteper & gobn.
Hrpbe=5 5lafben frei.
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Der pri at.gifembabn.
Wa9en Der Q6nisin Dietoria entbdlt
etnen Seppid, Der 5000 setoitet bat.
9e @orbdnse iinb on iilbernen Gtan.
gen b.feiiist, bic bon tleinen, psrsolbs-
ten e;tatuetten, beren jebe $50 tpertb
III. setraaen iuerben. 0ie 9bhrbriider
lohen 5000. Der aanae Waesn an $780,
600.
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Cine 9aiie BON Gro Bmuts
ters 9bee ieben Gag tpirb Sbr
Spftem BON alien unreiniefeiten be-
freien. 8ei Npotbefern 25 Gents
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tsaielen, grunbeeiebe bonn Sabre 1858
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