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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-01-27

ment simple herb remedies are frequent
ly given, and charm is hung about the
invalid's neck or on the bedpost.
Anybody who is familiar with the ways
Of the Pennsylvania Dutch knows that
they set a high value upon their cattle.
In fact, it frequently happens that the
cattle are better cared for than the mem
bers of the farmers family. If anything
goes wrong with the herd, if the milk
sours or the butter will not come, it is set
down as case of ''hexeri" and the serv-
ices of a witch doctor are called in The
latter prescribes charm to be nailed
above the stable door, and, in fact treats
the cattle that have been ''hexed' just as
ne does his human patient In driving
through the country districts it is no I'M
usual sight to observe these charms above
the entrance to the cow stable
Although 1t is sometimes difficult to Sc
cure from the witch doctors themselves
an avowal Of their treatment for the
'furhexed,' it. is possible to obtain these
particulars from patients for whom they
have prescribed charms. Some of these
are half ashamed of their belief even
While cl1nging to it, and while they
acknowledge that they have worn the
charms prescribed for them, they do not
wish their names to appear as believers
in black art. Other are outspoken in
their faith in the pow-wow doctors.
One of the cases which the neighbors
quote as an undo ubted instance of "hex-
eri' was that of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Carl. who live in the northeastern sec
ton of Reading. The husband is a Ia
borer, and both he and his wife are Intel
ligent and undoubtedly truthful per-
sons They have had fifteen children OF
whom all but the three most recently
horn are dead. The loss of so many
children. all of whom died soon after
birth, convinced TIE parents and their
friends that they were ''hexed." They
had not believed in witchery before that
but they determined to consult a pow
WOW doctor.
Mrs. Carl, in telling her experience,
said:
my babies were all healthy at first,
but in short time they became nothing
but skin and bone. Their appetites were
good to the last. Three lived only
week Not one became more than four
months old except those that are still
living. Those that died had good ap-
petites, clear eyes and apparently were.
not i'll Their flesh simply disappeared
and they passed away. We had good
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-01-27
A Love lyric

Dear, in the darkened west the sunset fades
away.
Soon from the rose-tipped hills will sink the
dying day;
need you. Q my love. Why larry thus afar?
You know mosquitoes fly the scent OF your
cigar. ts
chicago Record.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-01-27
women,. worL n c.h.

Fitting work for women IL scarce In Cubs.
Cooking and washing Is monopolixed by men.
vana postofnce has been recsived with disaD.
prevail by the men.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-01-27
BEGGING APPEALS ADJUSTED TO
= THE CIRCUMSTANCES.

managed to Suit the Season as Well
as the Time of Day as Well as the
Character of the Person AppeaIet.
, To-Ihe Tramp's Wardrobe-Sun-
day the Wost Day of AlI-Lady
who Treated Tramp as a Guest,
Forgetting He Was Beggar.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-01-27
HEALTH AND LIFE OF PEOPLE I'M
PERILED THEREBY.

Eetiches and Charms Still Used at
the End of the Nineteenth Cen
fury to Drive Out Devils and
Disease, just as They Were Three
Hundred Years ASo-A Startling
Revelation of Black-Art Workers
and Their Ignorant Dupes.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1900-01-27
Language. in Africa

Africa has very nearly 700 languages, and
this fact presents great difficulties to mis-.
sionaTys effort. b
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-11
SOMEWHAT DISAPPOINTING.

The elections for delegates to the
constitutional convention in Cuba have
been somewhat disappointing to those
who expected that they would reflect
the growth of a pro-American feeling
in the island 1t seems evident now
that the convention will be dominated
by anti-American and revolutionary
elements. One of the Nationalist dele
ga-es interpreted the result as indi-
eating that the convention will not
allow itself to be influenced by any
representative of the United States, but
will adopt and follow an independent
policy throughout A majority of the
delegates. it is said, are in favor of i'm
mediate and absolute independence
without the Intervention of a protector
ate; in any event, they are likely to re-
fuse to decide in the convention in re-
gard to the relations to exist in the flu
ture between the island and the United
States.
This is the kind OF thing the United
States must expect. 1t is only the old
fable of the serpent that was nursed
to life by the warmth of the peasants
breast. People run away with an idea,
a whole nation can rise and send it's
best to exploit that idea, and then the
whole thing can be flung down. AS long
as the Cuban could pose in the United
States as down trodden man, with
aspirations for freedom, he was happy.
But when he was really freed, he had
no gratitude for him who freed him,
and is as ready now to cry "Abajo Los
as any Spaniard before
the Spanish war. Nevertheless the
United States helped on the good cause
of freedom, and will some day reap its
reward.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-11
OUT FOR DOODLE.

The Independent party came out in
full blown colors yesterday. J, o. Car
ter and E. c. Macfariane were to have
been on the ticket, but after they had
read the pledge required of them, they
Very promptly refused 10 accept nomi-
nation at the hands of the Wilcox
gang. The members of the gang by
their pledge mark at once what they
are after. 1t is Doodle pure and SIM
pie The good of the country, the adj
vancement of public works, the ino~
provement of agriculture, the spread of
education, the extension of commerce,
these are nothing to the members Of the
Independent, party. What each and
everyone of them wants is a place.
Everybody now in must go out, and the
Independent party will go in like a
pack of hungry wolves.
The rag time politician and his gang
evidently think that the times of the
monarchy have returned. 1t is but a
pipe dream, as they will find when they
get down to actual work. They can't
vote out Governor Dole, nor Secretary
Cooper, nor the Judges, nor can they
vote out the Governors appointees.
They may refuse to confirm, but
as soon as their two months fling is
over, the Governor can make what APP
pointments he pleases, which will last
till the next Legislature. If the indie
pendents choose to play block game,
they can do so, but they will do them
selves no good
Messrs. Carter and Macfarlane acted
4he part of straight forward and up
right men in this matter, as all who
know them feel assured they will do
under all circumstances. The Star may
differ from them in politics, but it none
the less admires their sterling worth
as citizens and as men. They are for
tunate that the rag time mans own
act gave them an opportunity of cut
ting loose from a set of men who are
no credit to their country or to their
race. However the pledge has been
withdrawn, and Carter and Macfarlane
will catch the Independent vote.
Robert Wilcox has fooled his country
men often enough, He is succeeding in
fooling a certain section now, but ii is
probably the last flicker His light may
blaze up for a moment only to be ex-
tinguished in black darkness for ever.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-11

quired, and that is Pearl Harbor 1t
is quite probable that some eeffort at
deepening the entrance to Pearl Har-
boz would have been made some time
ago. but the land in the vicinity was
held at such an unreasonably high
rate that the United States Naval Au-
thorities We're frightened off. There is
information here that from the naval
point of view a great effort will be
made to open up the harbor. The
straitened condition of Honolulu har-
Dor and the consequent hinderance to
commerce will be another argument
in favor of action.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-11

The work Of tabulating the census
is progressing satisfactorily in the
census office, the count averaging 1000, =
900 inhabitants day. over 10000, 900
had been counted at the end of Septem-
Der. 1t is estimated by Director Mer-
RAM that the grand total will be ready
to be given to the public early so
Honolulu and the Islands generally
will soon know their population
status. AS has been generally ex-
pected, the count will be completed
sooner this year than was the case ten
years ago, The count now going on is
the final one; there will be no revision,
and no second count or tahulation.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-11
wANToN DESTRUCTION.


1t was rather a STARTER to read the
following advertisement yesterday:
Tenders are wanted for cutting $4,000
cords OF wood az Awini, Hawaii. For
further information call upon or adj
dress the undersigned at Peoples Elk
press Company's Office, 215 Merchant
street, between 8 and 10 a. M"
Seeing how important matter the
conservation Of our forests is, and how
deep an interest every one living on
the Islands has in their preservation,
Il was surprising TO see that soD,.e one
proposed to deliberately cut down an
extensive tract Of forest land and con-
vert il into firewGod.
Forests, II judiciously cut, or rather
thinned will furnish an inexhaustible
supply OF firewood, but this means that
the land should be cleared. The under
bush will of course be destroyed and in
few years the heavy rains will wash
off the surface SOIL and what is now
a luxuriant tangle of forest land, re-
tanning the moisture, will become a
dry and arid waste.
OF course an owner may do what he
likes with his own, but the next legis-
lature will assuredly pass a bill for
the preservation of forests and such
wholesale destruction as is proposed at
Awini, Hawaii, will not be allowed to
take place, and what cutting may be
allowed will be under the permission
of an expert on forestry. Preserve the
forests might be a campaign watch
word
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-11

The rag time politician certainly ex-
celled himself in his speech of yester-
day. it bristled with the big IT," 1t
was replete with vanity and self glori-
fication and drirped abuse of white
men like gore from the champing jaws
of a avening-coyote. 1t really was
funny However it is not so funny
when one considers that this charlatan
is doing his utmost to scir up the worst
passions of his cCuhtrymen.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-11

According to Japan Mail two more
fortresses are now in course of con-
struction at Vladivostock. Foreigners
are strictly prohibited approaching
them and the construction is being hur-
ried on with feverish haste. Russia
means business in the Far East and
one of these days the United States will
awake to the fact. If the United States
does not awake to it Rockefeller and the
oil men will Russia wants to control
the Eastern oil trade.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-11

The establishment of an experiment
station on this Island is another of the
benefits which come to us from annex
alton. The work of installing the sta
ton will be commenced in the near flu
ture. This establishment will be of the
greatest use to the small cultivator, in
stead of making a series of costly mis-
takes, losing his money, and gaining ex-
perience as many of this class have
done in the past a trained agricultu-
ralist will be able to tell him just what
will and will not grow in particular
soils. The experiment station will make
a revolution in our agriculture.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-11

EbQ registration board has completed
is tsb6rs ana has Registered S,Ssl voters
for the island of oshur It is more chan
probable that almost the wEoie of these
Votes viii be pollel at the coming cleo
,,oH as each party wlll be out In full
strength. This is the heaviest registra-
ton on record and contains heavier
foreign" vote than even before. BY
"foreign" is meant other than native
| Hawaiian. F-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-11
MORE WHARF ROOM.

Secretary Cooper. has forwarded to
the Federal authorities important sta
tistics relative to the delay caused to
Ocean coins ships through our con-
tracted harbor facilities. The informa-
ton which Mr. Cooper forwarded how
ever was not complete, as some firms
kept no record of how long their ships
were detained, but quite sufficient was
forwarded to make a very se"'~'--
showing: 49, -,9sa
interest in it's shipping and conn
MERGE and Undoubtedly vigorous steps
will BE taken to remedy the present
sty5nCency. The relief which was ex-
pected from dredging out new wharVes
on the west side of the harbor has no
been obtained, this work has had t(
come TO a sudden stop. Captain FuIle
discovered yesterday that the dredg
ings flow back into ana are filling VI
the harbor 1h) -
The plain alternative is to open VI
Pearl Harbor. There will be unlimite'
room for all the mercantile shippin
and all the naval shipping that ca
ever come here. 1t is an ideal land
locked harbor, and there is room 70
miles of wharves. The cost of dredgin
the mouth of the harbor is not nearl
as great as was first supposed.
This is a work which has been dream
ed of for years. 1t has always SCENE
almost a sin that the one large naturt
harbor of the North Pacific, the on
large natural harbor of the Havana
group should remain unused. III
trade, of the Islands has far outgroW
the facilities of the harbor at Hon'
lulu. All other so-called harbors {
the Islands coasts are really open roa'
steads with the exception of Kealak
kua Bay on the west side of Hawa
but that is small, and is out Of Il
way. 1t might rise to greater impo
tance than now, but it would never b
come a leading harbor.
There is really only one place whiC
can furnish what is so urgently r.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1900-10-11
Malt
Murine

For such a condition as this,
is THE BEST medicine to
take. 1t gets at the seat of
the matter by correcting con-
ditions in the body which bring
about this lassitude. Doctors
prescribe it a great deal.
There are several kinds-all
good-try this.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-10

Sic 9ofnung bes Soltes berubt
nod Ser grtldruns @ouuerneurs Eins
gree auf Der bemofratii6en Yartst.
Son Ser pertruiteten uno imperiali
ftiid perleu6ten g. s.. 8. bat IS nod
ieiner Nnii9t nur 11nbeil gu er1parten.
Cine lolde grtldruns mag ibm ni6t
seraOe lei9t %semorOen iein, wenn man
beoenft, bab er pom ben 2epublita=
nern sueimal gum @Ouuern0r Wi@i=
san's sepdblt muroe. Oils ebrli6er,
iberseusunsstreuer Wann inbeiien bat
er ni6t ses0aert, Der vuertruiteten"
Smpertaliitenbanse often ben Seboe'
banbidub binSuwerfen, Naturlih iudi
bic BON Sauna i~ubiioirte Yreiie ben
maderen &dmpfen gu perunslimpfen
unb in BEN S1mub ibrer eisenen Sc
meinbeit gu sieben, es miro ibr aber
Bel ben Stimmaebern Wi6isan's nidi
uiel belfea. Yinsree bot tros ieinss
ercentriiden @eiens einen sewaltisen
Salt am Solfe unb feline Sdwenfun9
ins bemofrati9e Eager miro taulenoe
leiner Nnbdnser mitSieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-10

MlS Mntuort auf bic neuli6en Ylat=
form : Grfldrunsen Der &epublifaner
pom brei tonansebensen Staaten unz
Ieres @eitens tommt bic platform Der
Democratic pom Widisan in abnlider
8eiie, mie siele, porb.peuteno fir bic
Steuunsnabme Der Yartei in Ben Be
i6liHer ibrer National Gonoention.
Nnti Smperialismus, 9lnti- Sruit Gr=
fldrunsen, Groteit sesen Wtilitariss
mus uno itebenoes Seer, Sefirmors
tuns Der ginfommeniteuer biloeu Die
0eitmOtiue. SIN ben srunblesenOen
@ebanfen Der Gbicaaoer Ylatfo,m le.
ben bic @ortfi6rer Der Democratic
pom Midi9an als pornebmli6ite Iuf=
9abe ibrer Fartei ben &t fur sleis
dye &e6te uno Yripilesien ausselpro=
den mie tie uon ben Sdtern Der Ne=
publit. pom @aibinston uno Seffer.
ion an bis gu Sadicn uuo eincoln per-
fodten wurOen, bic PrinSipien Der
S%umanitdt, @ere6tisteit uno @lei6=
bere6tisuns, auf oenen Die Serfal=
lung bes 0unbes berubt. Oils elm
SeritoB sesen bieie miro bic Yortoz
Slice @eieesebuns besei6net, on mel.
der gonsreB ullo PrdliOent bic slei.
DIE Sdulo trasen. llno mas fur
Forto &ico, gilt audi fir bic anoeren
neuen grwerbunssn. eur6 oeren Be-
b%anoluns bic Ser. Staaten in bic Ga
&c seromuen ieien, bic am meilten be.
ipotilhe uno tpranniide Colonial Yoz
litit, mel9e Die Sebtseit fennt, ii9 gu
eisen semaat gu baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-10
Die Grpaniion brinst INNER nod

Die Grpaniion brinst immer nod
neue &otenrednunsen. SEPT muB Sas
maii's Staatsidulo i'm Setrase pon
81, 900, 900 aetilstmeroen. bic mir nit
Der @inp.rleibuns Der bawaii'i9en Sn'
ieln ibernommen babea. Nerner bas
ben bic Der. Staaten, laut Seltims
muns ses pantheon Srieoenspertra'
s.s, ale Nnlpride subsfrieoisen, Die
mdbrenb bes Auiftanbes auf Guba
bort amerifanil9en Sir9ern aui
@runS pom gisentbumsSerltOrans uni
lonitiser Sddoisuns sessn bic lpa:
nil6e &esieruns erpddlen waren. Ois
b,sisli6en Soroerunsen haben anseb:
lid bereits sic Sobe uen$25 OOO, OOC
errei9t. uno menn aud Die meiiten bic:
Ter SorSerunsen lebr abertriebsn JIM
unb fart bei9nitten usrben mosen.
70 mirb bod, Inn bic abernommen'
8srpfl,dtuns gu e.fiasa, wsnlsItsns
elm Suseno Wiaionen besabtt wereer
mi en-.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-10
a,er Ganarek. has beiRt sic rep

Scr Gonsreb, bas beiBt Die repu:
blitaniide Wehrbeit besielben, mod
te lid, ie eber oeito lisber, perta
gen. Oie Prdlioenten : &asu'
iteht Dor Der Sbur unb bur9 bal'
oise 8%ertasuns i6neibet man unbe.
queme Oebatten, mel6e auf sie'
lelbe einen unsinitisen @influB ausii'
ben f0nnten. auf bic bentbar bequem
lte @eiie ab. @s siebt chen auerhans
unbequeme Srasen, auf eeren grOrtes
runs bic Winoritdt beiteben mirb Oo
Iino ). 9. bic Eru1t nSPbilippinen=
Srase, bic S9iffs= Subltoienbia unb
bic Buren Spmpatbie &eioluttonen
bic gu bebattiren bic &epubiifaner
AUDI nidt bic serinsite 9uit beseisen.
Die Orabtsieber Der IS. .. g.. per
iuden ibr AeuBerites, Die notbwenbis
item Bills bur9 beioe 9duier 81 petit
iden uno cine baloise Tettaauns gu
erSmin9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-10
Mufiebsm errest IS in 9onSon, b

Mufisbsm errest esi in aonoon, baB
bic pereinisten @raoe=llnions @roB=
britannrens Elm Waniielt sesen ben
lioafrifaniiden &ries erlalien baben,
wel9es bic rnteridrift bon IS, 900
Arbeitern als 0ertreter auer su ben
SraSes : Unions seb0rissn Sereine
trdst. Oas Manifeit erflart es ais
cine 0ise, bab Der &ries fir bic Srei=
belt uno bic &edte Der in Sranssaal
belddftisten enslii@en arbeiter unter
nomm.n morbsn lei. IS fabrt bic
Mittbeiluns bes 0ors Gosmeao, bes
ebemalisen @ouuerneurs Der 9apco
Ionic an, baB Die 9dlfte Der u,tlan
oers auf settle Der Eransuaal &esie=
runs lei, uno bab adttauieno pom ii,
men sesenwdrtis fur bic Buren, fsaten.
Der &ries lei leoistid bas Wett Ell
niger selosieriser 0eute, bic lid be-
reiaern mouten. uOas 1T Der &riee
Der Wiuioudre", beiBt es am S9lulle
oes ManifeiteS, runo ni6t llnler
6ries. @as baben biele armen BUT
i6sn uns setban2 &bOOes uno ebam=
berlain auein baben ibre @rdber &c.
sraben". sn Der Spite Der unterSeib
ner itsben bic a9t Nrbeiter, mel9e
sesenmdrtis Yarlaments : Wsitalieoer
ltno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-05-10
Senator Samna, bersroBe gipilila:


Senator gamma, bersroBe GipiliIa=
tor i'm 3ei9en oes Dollars, Der Uto-
nopsle, Sruits unb Corruption, bat IN
Yittsburs cine &eoe sebalten, IN mel:
der sr iir bic @ieoerwabl Wc&in=
leps unb fir bic Sdiffslubpentionss
Bill eintrat, benn bauon bdnse Die
-@roBe unleres Nntbeils an Der arbeit
ab, Die Men1dbtit gu ciuiliiiren uno
benz gbriltentbume su3ufibren. Warf
Sanna bat einen sroBen @elolad uno
perltebt aud bas SdrOpfen Der ibris
gen Snterellirten an leiner Giuillla=
tions =Soee, aber bas Yolt ldBt ii6
pom berartisen 9suten ni6t INNER
blauen CUNT uormaden, uno Frdii
bent WcGinlep iolte leinem Sreunoe
unb @onner einen @int seben, lid
etmas mebr I'M Sintersrunoe gu balten,
osnn lelblt bic intimitsn ,Sreunoe Otarf
5aunas ssiteben gu, baB lsin Grange
lium barin beltebt = mas 9ema9t
meroen fam, miro sema6t = leine
Selbnloiisfeit lit 10 srob. boB er
nidts beaniprudt, mas er ni6t unter
trssno einem SOrseben erlansen fam
uno feline Ndditenlisbe sibt ni6t gu,
oab er Ieinen Nrbeitern Wtittel an Die
Sano sibt, melde tie sur Seriduen=
oung per~anlaIien t0nnten.
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MuS Dem Nprbpeffen.
MtuuciDtd

sc 0ra.- Sn Der bieligen um=
sebuns miiiben @~alobrdnbe unb felt
mebreren Sasen lit Die Gilase pom
&auh umbiat. Siele Der Sarmer
t~reffen bic sr0Bten goriidts.W aBre
seln, ba srobe @efabr fur ibr giseu.
tbum p%orbanoen lit.
Yerb m.-Sas idbrlide q. u.
st. gncompment mirb bier an 49,,
90. une 81. Stunt absebalten werben.
= Oas 1 Sabre alte S0bndsn pom
Serrn unb Srau Setter @rismer i'm
Conn Herbam i~tirSte aus einem tleis
men @asen unb brad ben Urn. &c,
lssentliG ibres IS. @eburtstases murs
ne Srdulein &oie &emper pom ibren
Sreunoinnen unb Sreunben viurpris
leo. Aim Is. Wai merbeu ii9 9err
Watb. Yaulion unb SRI. Marp Berg
in Spmens iiBe Seii.ln idmieben lai'
fen. = Sm Conn goen perl9ieb am
Samltas i'm Nlter non Is Sabren
Trau Warp Morus, Satin bes 6rn.
Tbom. Worus, uno wuroe am Won'
tag uon Der polniiden &ir9e aus BE-
eroist. auBer ibrem @att.n binter'
ldBt lie nod m.brere ermahiene Sod
ter uno Sobne. = Die Samilie bes
9rn. Setter Streutens lit mad SraSee
Gitp sesosen.
8 t. 3 - Staats= Sduliu
p%ertntenbent eemis lit BON elmer sroBen
Nnsabl 9anoi9ul Oiitritte eriu6t
moroen, Dem weiteren Sei6minoeln
oerielben bur6 &eprdientanten o
S9uluerlass Sanblunsen elm gnoe
gu MAIDEN. Oas griu9en seidiebt in
Solse oes ausemeiuen @rfolses uon
anseblid unebrliden asenten. Ser
pom ben lestern einseidlasene @es lit
ndmli6 rer, bic Sdulpiitritts= Beam
ten gu beluden. uuo oenlelben cine
Garte i'm Wertbe pom S. fur, S35 81
uerfaufen. Son bieler Summe ers
balten semObnlid swei Der Seamten
ie $40, unb ben &eit iadt Der @9ent
Elm. S6ulbeamte, melde iid weiserz
ten, auf oieien S6luinsel ein,useben,
babes 9errn aewis Die Seldweroen
unterbreitet.
9ttdfielb-Sobn Swanion,
elm adt Weilen norbr1eltlid uen bier
mobnenoer Sarmer, wuroe am Conn.
tag bur9 cine Opnamit' Grploiion &C.
t0otet unO iein Gadbar Sobn Sobn.
ioR, iebr idlimm an einem Seine per-
lest. Oerielbe befinf ct iid I'M 9oipis
tai unb mirS bapon tommen. Oas
Opuamit mar beim Srunnensraben
gum Sprengen. permanbt porben unb
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