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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-03

q
it isn't the torch
that blows up the
mill; it's the pow
der. The stuff is
all ready to ex-
plode. II only
needs one touch
of FIRE to start it.
w h { n a mans
blood is all ripe
and ready for dis
ease it only needs
a little touch to
start him going.
Maybe he gets a
slight cold, gets
or sits in a DRAFT /;
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-03

Alton heads the list with sis dog
tax, which has been paid in full.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-03

TIME TABLE,
Gaif, Colorado and Santa Fe Rollway.
SoUTH-BoUED.
Galveston and Chicago Express. $3.50 a. m.
Oleburne and Kansas City Express. 5:07 p m.
NoRTH-BoUND.
6alveston and Chicago Express--12:40 a. m.
Oleburne and Kansas City Express :3s a. m.
A. LUCAS. Ticket Agent.
W. g. KEENAN,. Genera Passenger Agent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-03
THE TORCH TO POWDER.

Touch lighted torch to the
contents Of a powder mill and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-03

Trade with us, and you will be
contented and happy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-05-03

WII INNI u 5Ils III a NAdIN
then off he goes into a gal
Looping consumption.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
SEE ERRORS IN FRIENDS.
and Englnnd Give TIT for

America and Englnnd Give TIT for
Tnt on Unjust VARS,
Paris, May 1O.-The Temps comment
ing on the report that the board Of ed
ucation of Windsor, Canada, meant 10
send a school boy in search of Aguinal-
do with an address of sympathy by
way of retaliation for the similar adj
dress of Philadelphia school boys to
President Kruger. says:
These young American and English
cousins are giving one another tit for
tat apropos OF unjust wars. Setting the
Philippines against the Transvaal is
most piquant, a fine showing Of Anglo
Saxon imperialism"
Mrs. John A. Logan reached Paris
yesterday morning and will leave al
most Immediately for London, going
thence to her home. Attic the trip has
done her great good, she is still
weighed down with sorrow, seeing no
body and going nowhere.
Now that I'm here" she said yes ter
day, "all I ask is to go home again."
"A dress rehearsal Of "L'Enchant
ment," the first successful work OF the
young dramatist, Henri BataiIle, was
held yesterday afternoon, with Nine.
Jane .Hading in the chief role. A we'll
known American actress, whose name
your correspondent is not at liberty to
give, has,twelve days refusal Of the
American rights in the play. II these
are not sold in the United States. Nine.
Hading herself will cross the ocean
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
DEWEY STAYS OUT OF POLITICS.
Refuses to Attend q Democratic state
Convention AZ Nashville.

Refuses to Attend q Democratic State
Convention AZ nashville.
Nashville, Tenn. May 10.-Admiral
Dewey last night took pains to say that
he wished to avoid anything that might
be construed as having a political zig
nificance during this trip. He was in
vited 10 attend the democratic state
convention, which meets to nominate a
governor, and declined on the ground
that 1t was n purely political gathering,
while he was making Journey entirely
devoid of politics. The delegates will,
however, pay their respects to the adj
miralsat a reception to be held Friday.
The guard OF honor last night was a
company of the First Tennessee volun-
teer infantry, commanded by Capt.
George Reed. All of the men served in
the Philippines when Dewey was there.
and the admiral shook each soldier by
the hand as he passed along the line.
Last night the admiral and Mrs. Dew
ey We're entertained at dinner by the
state and city officials. Today they vii,
witness paracies and attend dozen
functions. Friday pilgrimage to the
Hermitage will be the order. During the
tourney from Memphis crowds assem-
bled at every station to see the train
I pass. but the admiral made no speeches.
merely bowling his acknowledg
4 from the rear platform of his car.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
ohio Has |. murder AIystery.

Bowling Green, o.. May 1o.-Yester-.
day a dog belonging to j. F.. Wadman.
while the family were at dinner,
dragged portion Of a corpse into the
house. Upon examination the chastity
object was found to be the hand and
upper portion Of the trunk OF a woman.
Who had evidently been dead about two
days. The palm of the hand Indicated
that it had been in the fire. The dog
was seen coming with its burden from
the ruins Of an old glass factory in a
deserted portion OF the city, but a Wig
orous search there has revealed Moth
ing.
Several shots and the voice Of a
woman screaming murder were heard
by Policeman Avery on monday night
coming from this vicinity. Several per-
sons living. In that section OF town state
that they saw a man and woman.
strangers in the city. standing on the
railroad track at dusk Monday night
near the old factory. The woman APP
peared to be deeply agitated and the
man to all indications had been threat
ening her. She was heard to say.
What have done? What have
done?" several times
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10

with the play. 1t is a powerful study
iof jealousy between sisters, the young
Ter being passionately In love with the
husband of the elder.
The order OF NJ Millerand. minister of
the interior, requiring all exhibitors at
the exposition to be ready at a fixed
date under penalty of losing their
space, is having q beneficial effect
Confusion is disappearing day by day,
and the artistic side of the exposition
Especially is advancing rapidly. The
avenue from the monumental gate to
the Alexander III. bridge is now lined
on both sides with many large pieces of
sculpture, heroic bronze groups and
inarbled figures that give a most inn
prassive effect. The same thing is seen
in the midway section. Most of the at
fractions are ready and they ire pat
ronized by a steady stream of visitors
all day long. Ten times as many per-
sons pay to see the novelties as are at
tracted to enter the incomplete build
ings which may be seen without charge.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10

Don't stay at home on account of
that cold. Keep on with your work
and take Krause's Cold Cure. Sold by
w. II. Evans. druggist. 113 East Main
street, and George p Powers. druggist.
Is East Main street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
Riotous Demonstrations In spain.

Madrid, May 10.-The government Is
seriously concerned in regard to the OPP
position developed to Its financial pro-
sjects. The feeling In Catalonia is espe-.
lcia,ly running high and has taken the
form Of hostile demonstrations against
the minister of the interior. who is now
making tour of Barcelona and Its en-
svironS "A league against the govern
hnent's taxation schemes is formed in.
Madrid with the title of National Union.
whose platform Is a refusal to pay the
taxation, and as q protest the members
of the union propose a general closing
of stores in Madrid today. Whether this
measure will be universally adopted re-
mains to be seen. but the government
realized the Significance OF the move
sment, and fearing that trouble may
arise from the attempts OF the members
of the union to coerce non-sympathettci
sstorekeepers by closing their stores
steps ere being taken 10 protect the
5storekeepers. Today, therefore, is looked
forward to with anxiety. After trial
of their strength in Madrid, the leaguers
intend to repeat their demonstration in
Barcelona, where a frltful field is Of
3fered by the strong Catalonian autono-l
mist movement which Is itself opposed
to Madrid's taxation policy. whereby
prosperous Catalonia is condemned to
support the rest of the country. The
visit of the minister of the interior has
given the Catalonians an opportunity
to openly display their hostility. In
Barcelona itself his reception was di-
vided into three categories. He will be
received by the officials tremendously,
by the majority of the population sui
lenly. and by the students and remain
der OF the inhabitants with riotous dem
constructions. The students have even
erected barricades In the streets which
1.-The police have had to charge while the
gendarmes With drawn swords cleared
the university. The minister met with a
Isimllarly hostile reception In the neigh
boring townships, and Tuesday was
compelled to hastily leave the town OF
Tarasa. where he intended to visit the
factories. owing to the tumultuous DEM
constructions OF the rioters. who stoned
the ministerial equipage. woundiag the
1 minister and the marquis Of Portugo
.Iwho accompanied. him. When the Span
ish ministry was recognized April 10
lon account of dissensions among Its
members, Senior Dato was appointed
minister of the interior in the cabinet
presided over by Senior Silvela.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
DI.tre.s a, Kroon.tnd.

London. May 10.-Scenes of confusion
and distress are said to prevail at
Kroonstad. An immense number of
refugees have gathered there, seeking
the protection of the Boer forces. The
multitude is composed largely of wo-
men and children, who have fled from
the farms in carts, on horseback and on
foot, many having travelled several
days across country with only meager
supplies of food. They say they have
heard terrifying stories of barbaritles
practiced by the British troops and
fear to remain in their homes lest they
be made to suffer. Lord Roberts army.
1T is now reported, is appropridting
horses and cattle found in the path OF
its advance, giving receipts wherever
the owner can be located. In numerous
instances nobody can be discovered
with whom negotiations may be con-
Quoted. Some of the Orange Free
Skaters who remained behind the re-
treat federal lines are making their
submissions to the British, and the
stories told by these have revived the
old tales of violent quarreling between
the Transvaalers and their southern
neghbors.
So far as official advices go Natal re-
mains quiet, but report comes from
Cape Town that Gen. Butler is advanc-
ing on the Biggarsbery positions and
that the beers are retreating toward
the border.
Gen. Hunters advance toward Mafe-
king is said to be proceeding in a
northeasterly direction from Fourteen
Streams.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
Io.LlMIT BISHOPS.
Jurisdiction TO Extent Only TO Cer-
- 1,x.nan

Jurisdiction TO Extent Only to Cer-
tain Diocese.
Chicago, May 10.-Methodist bishops
Twill be limited to fixed dioceses, will
hold Jurisdiction over the same districts
from general conference to general
conferences Will forfeit their right 10
ofticiate anywhere and everywhere
within the United States-if the gem
Ieral conference committee on episcopa-
Icy adopts either of two measures be-
tween Which it hesitaled for choice at
the First Methodist church yesterday
lfafternoon.
Eoth plans We're reported by the sub
committee, which has wrestled since
Friday with memorials asking for just
such legislation. The majority report,
Tread by Dr. T. y. Boyle. of Pittsburg,
Recommended that the conference order
iths. board of bishops at its next semi
l.annual meeting 10 settle the number of
bishops needed for the foreign missions,
E3diNide the American field into as many
i.districts as there We've bishops left for
1.-The service and assign bishop to each
ldistrct for the coming four years.
Judge Mansfield, provisional delegate
l3ef the Cincinnati conference. brought
in the minority report which divided
!! the world3into twenty dioceses, appor-
Itioning one bishopseach TO Europe and
4 Africa, two to Asia and sixteen to the
4 United States, and asked that a com-
mittee of twenty-one members be ap-
pointed by the general conference to set
1 down the boundaries of The American
| districts Judge Manstield's plan, if
5adopted, would make places, counting
retirements. for eight new bishops.
Arguments for and against the pro-
/ posed change, which some of the dele
gates called Revolutionary. all turned
Ton the personalities of the bishops
themselves. Advocates of the diocesan
scheme of superintendence wanted the
/ bishops kept within certain bounds for
flour Years. that they might learn to
know the needs and desires of their
\ charges. Men who asked thst yearly
episcopal ssgnments to conferences
4 be continued. pleaded that bishops, be-
ling men With passions and prejudices,
lneeded to be shifted about every year
Hest they perpetuate the blunders OF
\ their first year S work.
Discussion of Judge Mansfield's mi
nority report, Which he introduced as a
subslitute for the Boyle recommends
ltion, was shut off By the adjournment
LOT the committee. which will consider
tha5tw two reports again today.
In the session of the conference yes
1 terday morning the Rev. Charles a
4 Jacobs. colored delegate from NORTH
i carolina. brought up the question Of
mob violence in a resolution in which
4 lSnchings Were deplored, and he asked
that the conference go on record as OPP
5Iposed to summary vengeance. The
Eresolution was adopted without a dis
sIsenting vote.
Consultation Of the Freedmen's All
Church Extension and Mission Socie.
i ties bodied up again yesterday, wa:
4 downed for a couple of hours and thel
5|3agan came up and again was downed
4 but it's expected to arise again today
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
Lillian BEN Married.

Chicago. May 10.-Mlss Lillian Ida
Bell, the writer, Is the bride OF Arthur
Hoyt Bogue OF Kenwood. The wedding
ceremony was performed at $50 o'clock
last evening at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bell 1890
Lake avenue, in the presence OF the
members OF both families and few In
innate friends. The Rev. DR.. William
NJ. Lawrence. of the Second Baptist
church, ofaciated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
"oLEon CONTEST GROWS WARM.
Mr.. G rosvenor,sR Resolution Expected
to Onset That of MIR. Tayvney.


Washington, May 10.-The house com
mittee On agriculture yesterday in
|Sstructed the subcommittee, of which
Mr. Lorimer Of Chicago is chairman,
having under consideration the Grout
lbillto regulate The manufacture Of oleo-
margarine, to havs copies of all hear
lings and other preliminary details ready
to submit to the full committee May 23.
Representative Grosvenor OF Ohio in
ltroduced resolution calling upon the
secretary of the treasury for a certified
1 copy of the report made by Agent Nc
Ginnis of the internal revenue bureau
/ Who Investigated the manufacture OF
oleomargarine inHC Chicago, and also for
,any additional information which Agent
| McGinnis may have obtained or subse.
quently filed with the department.
should the resolution be adopted the
NIcGinnis report is expected to Offset the
TaWney resolution which calls upon thu
treasury department for a copy of thu
records showing the ingredients used ii
the manufacture Of oleomargarine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-05-10
lu.u rReuts bum : Town.

Manila, May TO- nohicial letters re-
ceived here state that 5000 insurgents
burned Bulan, In south Luson. on May
and drove out fifty men OF the Forty
seventh volunteer infantry; who were
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Trantrei6's ANNETTE
@ @eieb.

paris, 3. SUM. - Sm Senat
purbe gtitern Die 8erat6ung Der Nm
nsIi;e 8orlase forteelebt. @enerut
2am6ert psrtbe!ojgte ots erIier ReOner
bic 2frmes, tpetde, pe sr Tagte, Der
@orreoner bsleioigt babe. 9ier er6o6
fi6 Der premier Waibed RouHeau
uHO iagte, gang 5runfreih babe ii4
gu Der 8egndbigung bes &rz@apitdn5
0rspFu5 begliidtp.inI8t uao pini4e
nun in bieIer 2lngelsgenbeit Ru6s; bic
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MIDDLE iber bic G9pd6en @in3elner
sinen S4leier osden, anltutt Iie gu 6ez
Frafen. Seiner 4nlidt na6 mar e5
rot1penoig, ale Aepublitaner gu BE-
frieOigen, pel4e bic SreiReit uno bic
9epu6lit retten po[Ien. 2lus oIeIem
@runoe bite IT ben Senat, Der 3ez
gisrung Elm 9ertrausns 8otum gu
ert6silen.
Der Repu6litansr 5ranf GbuuOeaH
Deriangte bic ueberpsiIung Oss Gee
Bss an eins GpmmiRion, um bic 2lm=
neIiie auf ale pom Senat als 6o6er
@eri4ts6of 8srur!beiltsn aus3uosbz
nen. OieIer 2lntras purpe nit 175
esaen 101 Stimmm abgepieIen.
Der Repubtifoner 2scomte 5pg bier
uuf leinen Qlntrag, bic 4mneIiie audi
auf Orebfus aus5ubehnsn, 5urid, mo-
rauT oos 9sieb mil 238 gu "a StImz
msn aneenpmmen tpuroe.
Der Senat bsI9iob bisrduF nit 178
gegen Al Stimmen, baB Die Reoe
Waloed GouFsau's in alien 9ez
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msinoen 6rantrei6'S 0fFentli3 onges
Fflagen tperben ip(le.
8erun9liidte Demon tt a.
tion fir Oeroulebe.
@elegsntlih Der fsierli6en 8eeroiz
gung oss 2lbpotaten 6alateuF, osfeIz
ben, Der 0eroulebe lsiner5sit Dor Dem
Senate pertbeiOigts, fanben Seitens
Der NationaliItsn beute Oempnitratioz
nen Hutt. 6runcois Goppes, lpsIdsr
Oeroulebe pertrat, psr[u9te Dor Der
Stride cine pOlitiI4e Hepe gegsn Den
Senat gu baltsn, bel pel6em 9erIu4
gegen 80 gfatiOnaliIten, unter benen
Ii6 audi Sarrillier uno @afonz zWerp
befanOen, laut applauoirtsn. DIS er
in einem CAB fortfu6r unb (eintn 6ut
Ttpentte, rieFen feline 9lnbdn9er: rGB
ie6e @oppee! Gs lebe Oeroulebe!"
Die i'm um9ebanoe Menge Iab ibn
pertpunbert I6peigeno an, Bis Elm
9lrbeitsr rief: n9o6 2pubet, bo6 bic
Gspublif!" Der 9lr6eiter tpuroe Bon
ben niitbenpsn 9fdtIonaitIteu ourd ~
priigelt, biB sr batb Ieiinnungslos
mar.
9eItoblens Opfumtnte.
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Nlai. - Sn Der g}a9t gum 20. Mlat
puroe in bem 9o1tbiireau gu @un
Sole ber priDatbrieIfaIien Des Ser.
Stadten 9eIanbten Merrp er6rc9n
ur0 Ieines Snbalts kraubt.
Inter ben geItob!enen 8risflhdFhn
iolen li4 iebr pi9tige 8risfe, burun7
ter audi elmer DON Dem Ser. Staatens
SonIul 9apioIon in M1nagud CHI
carugud) befunoen 6aben. Wlan psrz
mutbet ouB Der OiebItubl einen ppliz
tjEhen 9inter9runo BAT, oa felt Der
iiingIten Streitigteit 5piI6en Golta
Ricd unb 8eneSuela, nsl6e bic Der.
Stadien Regierung ais S6ieosri6z
ter gu @unIten Oes lebtgenannten2ans
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9sn 1T.
@eIdnbter N&rrb bat Ih naturlif)
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rung uber bat nutiirli9 Den 8erbo9t
elmer MjtpifenI4aft nit Gntriiituns
5uriidgetpieien.
Die Polt5ei { f9Iief.
Nepmarfst. Srlunb, 3. SUM.
- 3peibunbert Yoli5iiten purben gez
tern Qlbeno bier6er geI6idt, um eine
auf beuts dnberaumte 8erIammhlng
Der nllniteb SriI6 Qeague" gu psrbin=
bern. 8egen 7 ll6r beute frii6, tpd6=
reno bic 9pli5ei nod i4lief, tomen Die
irii6en Parlaments Wlit9lisber Sas.
G6riIiopber 5lpnn unb %. Cream in
olIer SfilIe bier an unD bielten ReOen
Dor etpa 200 Yerlpnen auf bemWlarfts
plabe. Die YrotlumatiOn, tpel9e bas
aegen be 8erIdmmlung ertafene Ser
Bot antiinbigte, lpuroe oer6rannt, uno
bic 8erTammIung 3erItreute Ii9 unter
6o6rufen, als bic 9oli5et enbli6
gludIi9 aufgepu4t mar uno auf benz
PldBe eri4ien.
Sob ben 9atterten.
8erfin, 3. SUM-. - Sin Biirsz
burger 3a6nar3t, gidmens 3ierler,
min entbedt baben, bab beItimmte elef=
tri|6e Str0me GigerfdaFtsn befiben,
tpel6e sur 8erni6tun9 bon 8ufterien
benuBt perDen t0nnen. Die QnDenoz
Bartlett FOLDER StrOme CUR 6eiiung
qepifer 8ranf6siten, bic our9 8utz
tsrien entlte6ar uno peiter osrbreitet
psrbsn, IoQ bamit ertuisIen Fein.
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2osner's
fiit,le, lmftiae Gcfprattpnem.

el0es, mas i'm Sommcr sum Gurus beitrdgt,
nenn Gurus in Dem einnc ben fiblcr, criridcn=
ncr Quftiofet qemeint 1T; tciutsneeg tbeucr, on=
rern iebr bilig.
100 &outn i5wcrcr d5intFiber Outten, CUTE
Mutcr. poQe 40 0urbg in Den 8Olcn; regular
$500. Ssbt $3.50, Optr pro 0urN 12lc.
100 RoQcn feiner iaparidcr 0tutteu, tleinc Ituz
fcr: reQuldr 2Oc pro Noro. Sebt $3.50 bro
GoQc, pOtr prO 0arO Ice.
100 @oaen ertra ftinc iapanii9e Matttn, oroBc
seppid5 Ntutcr, reeuldr 3Oc pro 9arb. Sci her
@oue $S. so; pro garO 22c.
sd,neeflpdens Srapcrit'n, eitfa6 farbige Strciien
ouf oriinem, rpIa, blauem unD rotbem untcrgruno;
PRO Waro $1.35.
gsir babcn BEN Qanscn 1lcbridub an Screens"
eines Ta6ritanten ibernommtn Sreiialtig, aus
6i6eubol;, WRabaQoup unb iuciB emuilirt, uusQes
fuQt nit prd6tigen Muern BON silfOline; Sl.5O
nertb; pro etiid $1O9.
gambusz unO e6ilfs s@Ortiercn bon $500 bis
,u 9sc bcruntcr. Gin SubcnO 9reiie basm6cn.
SscntcrzRoulcaur, auf gutcn 6eoer=Rollern beie=
fiqt, anc Garbsn; bro Stiit 25c.
esrnen ebte @oaanOzRoultaur, buntcfgriin unN
anOerc Garben; pro stif 59c.
Robr= uno gBider sstiible. natur uno furbg aus
oefiibrt, eiqcne TacOns unO Gefng, msiitsns MIR
il ciuen BON iciucr @rt, su tincm 9iertcl untGr
DEN ecgtnmdrtigcn @rtiicn.
25 Rpbrz Sdjauftlitiiblc, i6prre 8ons9lrme uno
Ridieitc, s. 90 mcrtb; pro etif $500.
Msifnqcnc 9cttftcGen, i9tpcre 9fotcn, csguntc
Trortcn, ftin gsarbeitct, bubble Sefns. $500
pcrtb. $1,000
g9r ftrtiocn oil unb btfcfiesn Oisielben - aus
nen btften Muttrialisn elm sonnsnoaf fir ir=
QcuO cine gcpDbnli8s SGaftugrDbe paTsnb fur
S19O.
Cher mir perfcrtaen Wl0bd=lleber5tiae aus her
bcftcn Guaitdt BON 2innen, fir Elm Meublcment
BON fiini stiten pafenS, fir $11.75.
llnfers arbsit it Die bette. unD mir ouruntiren
fir Qutcs 9ufsn.
Spc;isaer gertarf BON iapauiiDen pTuos1 fir
somm.rpObuunqcn. Sn ben gephnibten bluucn,
oriinen uro eolsIarbiecn Gombinationsn. 9r:s:
18 bel So 3pa. a................. soc.
Q BEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 59c.
80 bel 90 3ou. u...................... SIC.
3 bel 6 suB..................s1.2o
3 bel SUB ub........................ SOC.
= bel 10l SUB. b.....................$5.2 %
bel p Sui.
Sieiclbcn Fno BON Der beiicu GualitGt unD oas
Sopptlte unierer 4retie pertb
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9osner's
SpmmersS ur5et=Saraain.

Cine cnorme 9artit bon gutcn, iiarfen, penttt=
rtnocn Goriets, porsieli8e 0uolitdt bon SuaitOf'
fen ilibt uuO qentuitert, iebr lebtc Materialien,
fHbl uno cOmfurtabel boppslte Shits, bi6t nit
etanqen perieben, poriigi6 paNsnO, iebr itarft
etiben fir bic /@iiftn nit boppelttr 5a'un9' mIi
epiben unO eeiOentuntsn perieben; aue Groben
unp 9drQsn; SOC bis Csc. pertb. SIC.
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gIbip[ut aiftfrei.

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