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Mems and Boys Bathing Suits.

Bathing Suits. Mems heavy 2-thread weight, apiece bathing suits. At 5oc.
 Mems best 3-thread weight, apiece bathing suits, fancy and plain colors At SI.o0. Boys same quality. At Soc Mems best pure worsted bathing suits. At SI.75. Mems or boys bathing trunks. At IF I-2c a pr.
 Flannel Suits, S6.O0. The flannel suits for men at 5000 are disappearing fast. No more at this price.
 Mems Half Hose, 19c. Mems lace hose, fast black, silk embroidered. Worth 25c. At I9C pr.
 Wash Ties.
 Mems wash ties, 6 for 25c.
 Men's Half Hose Mems brown mixed socks, 4 pairs for 25c.
 Mems Underwear. Mems fancy balbriggan shirts and drawers. Worth 25c. At I7c ca.
 Chevi0t Shirts. Mems white oxford chev- tot shirts. Worth $I.oo. At 70c ea.
 Bicycle Hose. Mems bicycle hose. Worth soc At E9c pr.
 Boys bicycle hose. Worth 25c. At E2 E-2c.
 In Bicycle Sundriec. Uwanta No. 99 tire. The best ever offered at $1. 59. Special for Saturday at $I.3o.
 Solitaire gas lamp. Sold at one time for $1. SO. Special at 60c.
 En Base Ball. Boys catchers' init. Regular price, a5c. Special at I7c. Victor No. 12 felder's glove. The best on the market. Regular price s.. 39. Special at SI.oo.
 In Tennis. Star tennis racket, ordinarily sells for 75c. special at 40c. The Longwood racket The best medium priced racket made. &. 89. Special at $2.4o.
 In Golf. For Saturday only--in exchange for I dog. old balls and SI.00, we
  will give dog. Thistle balls, the regular price of which is $500 a dog.
 In order to give beginners good chance to fit themselves out 1t small cost, we offer for Satur- lay a $r.oo golf club, wood or iron for 49c.
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Saturday Candy Special.
 French creams and bon bons. Regularly 25c a lb, Saturday, I7c lb.
 Matted Creamlets, roc box
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100 Sheets Linen Writing
 Paper, IOc.

FdpeT, 1OC.
 The big stationery chance of the month. Irish linen satin wove correspondence paper. In pound packages, 100 sheets to the pound. In three sizes and ruled or plain. For I0c pkg.
 Envelopes to match, 25 in pkg. At Sc.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Boston-Chicago 8, Boston 5. At New York-New York 3, Pittsburg ?.
 At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 21, Cincin- nati 3.
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Gilt Edge Elastic, Blach
 or White.

| DA SSS Stockinette Dress Shields, SC. pair. l Dainty, SC. pair. Lightweight, Sc. pair. Ono Second, oc. pair. Kora all sizes, no sewing I5c. pair. Fair and Square light weight, sell a high as 2oc., all sizes, I3c. Amolin Shields, No. 2, Ioc i Extra Size Shields, 2oc. regularly, 15c
 Pearl Buttons.
 Pearl buttons, 2 dog, Sc,
 Pearl buttons, best fresh water all sizes. 4c a dog.
 Pearl buttons, salt water, gooe quality. doz., I5c.
 Fancy Buttonc. Lot I. Worth from Sc to 12c. At Sc 0 dog.
 Lot 2. Worth from 15c to 1oc, At I0c a dog.
 Lot 5. Worth from a9c to soc. At Ioc a dog.
 Silk Serge Betting. 1o7yard silk serge betting, double faced. Regular price JAG a yard. 10 yards to a piece. 6oc a piece.
 Featherbone, I5c. Warren's satin covered feather. bone. Worth asc yd. At I5c yd
 To Renew Straw. Colorite. A lightning changer of straw and wicker goods, making them look like.new. ZIG.
 Dress StayC. Genuine Twin dress stay, in doz- en sets. Sizes G., 7, 8 and pinch. also assorted sets of IF. Qc set. Ever Ready dress stays. Regu- larly 15c dog. At Qc dog.
 Hercules Braid. HerculeS Drald, navy brown and green, Worth from 7c to 12c a yd. Special at Sc yd.
 Hercules braid, navy, brown and green. Worth from I2c to FOG yard. Special at IOc yd.
 Soutache Braid. Soutache braid, in colors. a4 yds. to piece Regular price, 1oc a pc. Special at Ioc a piece.
 Wash Braid. Wash braid, for wash dresses Worth oc yd. Special at 4c I'd.
 Corset SteelC. Warmers platinum corset steels, 7c.
 Taffeta Binding. ..affeta seam binding in black. white and all colors, 7C.
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YESTERDAYS BALL GAMES
MERIDEN FINS FROM NEW HAVEN
 IN THE NINTH.
Bridgeport Defeats New London, Nor wich Downs Derby and Bristol shuts nrxf NVn

Meriden. June 21.-Meriden won in the ninth inning to-day after rattling game. A single, stolen base and double to left-center did the trick. Both pitchers were in good form with the odds little in favor of Ashe until the final inning. The score;
 Meriden .. .. ..2 OO 0 0 IA 10 3 New Haven .. 0O1002 2 0 0-3 8 3
 Batteries-Durnbaugh and King; Ashe and Speisman.
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zed quality,
 Silesia.

19C ,mefctrlztd quallty, LUG
 Silesia.
 All yard-wide goods, in col ors and fast black. The usu- al price is from 15c to soc. For "sale" week the prices will be as follows
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New Top CollarC.

NeW IOp NOllaTC.
 The Neckwear Section has secured three very special and attractive items for Sat urday
 300 embroidered top col lars. Slightly unused from our enormous sale of the past two weeks. They have re- tailed at SC to roc each. Saturday, 2 for Sc.
 Embroidered and point de venise lace top collars, wide band, nicely stitched and worth 1oc each. Saturday, Sc ca.
 Embroidered and point, lace top collars. Regular 200 goods. At I0c ca.
 Ladies Handkerchiefs.
 Ladies white lawn hem stitched handkerchiefs-full size. Sold by many stores at SC. For zc ca.
 Ladies fine lawn, hem stitched handkerchiefs with dainty colored borders. Also plain white hemstitched, lace and drawn work corners. Worth from SC to 7c each. Price, Sc ca.
 Ladies fine embroidered handkerchiefs, 50 different styles; lace corners, lace edges, embroidered and open work edges. Also embroi- dered in the four corners, and plain linen hemstitched goods. Worth Ioc and 121ac each. Price, Sc ca. {
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 Cleopatra Machine Needles, 3 for SC. Round Silk Corset Laces, Ic. each, Astoria Needles, 20 to paper, Ic. Adamantine Pens, Ic. paper. Flat Corset Laces, 2H yd, black an,
 white, Ic. Warren's Cord Skirt Bone, Ic. yd. ? dog. Bone Buttons on card, Ic. card. DeLong Style Hooks and Eyes, dog
 on card, 1c. Tape Measures, Ic. Lace Pins, bright and dull, 1c. Aluminium Thimbles, Ic. I2 rolls of 3yd durable Skirt Braid, Ic Common Sense Skirt Braid, 1c yd. H, B. Embroidery Cotton, 1c. ball. White Tape on roll all sizes, Ic.
 For Pc. Clark's Colored Crochet Cotton, 2c. ball Waterproof Skirt Binding, in colors only, 2c. yd. Brush Braid, 20, yd. Sampson Pins, 400 pins. PC. Ne Plus Ultra Safety Pins, 20. Tracing Wheel, 2c Stocking Darner 2c. Hair Curriers', 2c. Secure Hooks and Eyes, 2c. Coats Darning Cotton, 2c. ball. Cartier Bresson Darning Cotton, 2c. ball. o-yd. roll of Whalebone Casing, 2c. roll. Hair Pin Cabinets, 2c Lakewood Velveteen, SC. Hair Pin Cabinets, SC.
 For Sc. Belt Pin book 60 pins, black and white, SC. Strip Garter Elastic, all colors, SC. Queen Blasting Cotton, 500 yds., SC. Miller's Pin Book. SC. Millward's Needles, SC. India Average Tape, 3ct Merrick's Silkine, 3c. English Pins, 36o pins, 3e. Perfection Dress Steel, black, white and gray, SC. Corset Steels, sc. Invisible Hair Pins, SC.
 For 4c. Mohair Braid in different widths, worth Up to Ioc. yd. black only, 4c. yd, IF Shoe Laces, good quality, 4c. Pin Cubes, 4c. each. 5.yd. gray Linen Corset Laces, 4c. Gof's 3-yd Braid, 4c Kings 5oo-yd. Blasting Cotton, 4c. spool. Warrens Skirt Bone, 4c. yd.
 For Sc. Bone Casing, SC. pc. Dexter's Knitting Cotton, 5c ball. Black Headed Hat Pins, SC. doz. Sarah Bernhardt Curling Irons, Sc. Silkeline Corset Laces, 5-yd lengths, SC. yd. Mohair Brush Binding best quality, sc. DeLong Hooks and Eyes, o, I, 2, }, 4, sc card. Warren's Twill Covered Bone, 5c yd. Duplex Safety Pins, SC. paper.
 Hose Supporters. 'Ketchon" Hose Supporters, all sizes, &c., pair. 'Hookon" Hose Supporters, Sc. pair Fancy Frilled Side Supporters, mercer. ized, &c., pair. Foster Style Hose Supporters, never sold less than 25c., 15c K Belt Hose Supporters, 1oc. l Strap "Hookon' Hose Supporters; soc. regularly, 2oc. Geneva Silk Finish Thread, 7c.
 Specials in Thread. 1lasgo Thread, fo- lace work, Sc. Trojan Basting Cotton, special, oc. <err's Lustre Twist, LOG. )ne Mile Spool Cotton, 14c.
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$. E. Dibble.
 639 Grand Avenue.
THE FRUITS

It's interesting to know that the HUB has gauge oven door which assures. when roasting delicious piece of meat,
 full of juice,-not dry and burnt, as other ovens produce. Oven indicators if desired. Sectional top, which pre- vents warping of lids and centers Our removable grate will interest the keen- est of buyers. Pattern water fronts, that will supply abundance of hot wa ter for domestic uses. Call and see our line of HUBS,-they are tho Best Made.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-22
Saturday, Prices in Medicines.

Carter's Liver Pills, 12c Cashmere Bouquet Soap, 19c Pepto Mangan, ZIG Scott's Emulsion, orc Matted Milk, o2c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-22

Belt Buckles. a5c belt buckles. Lot I, oc. ACC belt buckles. Lot 2, I0c,
 Velveteen Binding. Odd colors in best velveteen, s-yd. pieces. Worth 1oc. Special at IIc 0 pc.
 Farmer Satin. Farmer satin and Egyptian silk, 25c and 3oc quality. A few colorings only. Cut to 6 I.Ar
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-22

0IIK OtIySS.
 Handsome silk serges for coat linings- Rose, national, red, black heliotrope. The quality sold regularly at 3oc. For "sale" week the price is cut to 25c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-22
Percalines.

We sell only the best makers goods-in qualities from medium to best.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-11
sOers POURING Into cape Colony.

London. January 2.-The Cape Town
correspondent of the Daily Mail, in a
dispatch which dwells upon the gray.
ity of the position in Cape Colony.
says:
The Boer invaders now number g..
000. The western invasion gives the
most concern. II has split into two Il.
visions. which are marching like the
prongs of fork. one by way of Suth.
erland toward Malmesbury and the
other toward Beaufort West.
The enemy are now ranging over i'm.
mense tracts of territory. necessitat-
ing the employment Of an army corps
TO deal with them. Lord Kitchener
has pourned troops into the disturbed
areas. but the fugitive tactics of the
Beers have 10 large extent neutral.
fZed his precautions.
II was felt that the only means of
excluding the invaders from the rich
districts in the western part of the
colony was to call out the farmers.
Today's kilograms promise splendid
response from the eastern portion.
but the western is doubtful. not so per
cent of the population being regarded
as loyal. Hence the Boer concentra-
ton in that direction.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-11
SITUATION IS SERIOUS
= IN THE Cape COLONY
HORSES AND INFORMATION FREE.
~ OFFERED TO THE
Beers.
Number Of BurGhers invading the Col
ony Said 20 be Five Thousand
Colonial Government Calls For
volvntee--5ie Guns Landed.

Cape Town, January 2.-The British
battle ship Monarch wI.4 land guns
tomorrow as precautionary measure
The situation is undoubtedly serious.
II is true that the Dutch have not
Joined the invaders IN any consider
able numbers. but lack of arms is be
lieyed 10 be the true reason for alb
stention- In many places horses are
freely offered and information freely
supplied 70 the Beers. The early
proclamation OF martial Law in the
Cape Town division is expected The
division does not include Cape Town
itself
The latest reports show the situa-
ton 20 be generally as follows:
Kuraman. II still uninvested. prob
ably soon will be. Griqualand West Is
filed with small parties OF Beers. who
are working south toward Prieska
for the purpose OF cooperating with
or supporting Commandant Hertzog.
whose advance parties are in the
neighborhood OF Frazerburg. The
ducts arr tlbsf " vi dtl htlutlr HAfit
Of late the Dutch have given many
demonstrations Of extreme sympathy.
In the eastern part of the colony the
advance guard of the Beers is close 10
Mariesbnrg. about twenty-five miles
northwest OF Craddock
Lord Methuen is concentrating
force at vrsburg. wither 1000 troops
have been sent from Kimberley and
others from more northern towns. TO
deal with commando that is raiding
around Kuruman.
The Beers have reoccupied Jagers-
fontein. which. together with Fauer-
smith. the British evacuated on Christ
mas dav, the convoy of retiring III
habitants with hundreds of wagons
extending for seven miles. II was
mournful spectacle Camp was pitch.
ed at Edenburg. | gathered that the
reason for the evacuation was the diff
ficulty OF maintaining food supplies
so far from the railway.
The general opinion here is that the
position is not properly appreciated
in England The Worcester confer
ence excited the Dutch throughout
the colony Many old residents who
are by no means alarmists regard
general uprising of the Dutch as quite
likely.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-11
Kitchener is Pleased.

Cape Town, January 3.-General
Kitchener has sent a dispatch TO Gen
eral Forestier-Walker, in command of
the British forces at Cape Town, say
ing:
Il am glad TO hear of the ministers
action. Give them all the assistance
in your power. Use trains to get these
colonists south of The enemy. Ask the
premier TO inform me if can help in
any way. Inform him that the enemy
are few but very mobile. Well mount.
ed men are most required to surround
them or drive them north"
The action of the ministers of Cape
Colony referred to by General Kitch-
ener is the calling on the loyalists 70
assist the military by the formation
OF paid defense force.
a number of volunteers for the de
fence of the colony were started to-
day with the utmost enthusiasm. The
members of the civil service enlisted
in a body. and millionaires and beg
gars are enlisting with equal ardor.
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not been lost sight Of By the asmials-

not been lost sight Of By the adminbs-
,rztion, which wilI urge that but one
treaty be made. ard thar in the nature
Of reiteration Of the many important
features Of the old commercial eonvez-
lions. With such additions. including
the open door proposition as may
seem desirable
In a dispatch received from Picking
Minister Conzer expressed the opia-
ion that the questions of the CONNER
cial relations Of China and foreign
powers and that of indemnity gc1ld
be the most diEcult TO sclYe and most
productive Of delay.
The Chinese ENJOYS, he said. had
stated that their government was able
to guarantee compliance with The COT
ditions imposed in the preliminary
agreement Germany may raise the
question whether the punishment Of
boxer leaders Is sufficiently severe,
but this is not likely to interfere with
the conclusion Of the negotiations
Minister Conge- takes a hopeful
view of the situation. though he says
he expects delay in the settlement OF
the indemnity and commercial treaty
questions.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-11
MORE PORTO RICANS
COMING TO HAWAII
THEY ARRIVE AT NEW ORLEANS
SICK AND STARV-
ING.
An Agen. of the Sugar Planters Will
Escort Then Across the Country
and See That None Desert This
Time.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 2.-The
steamship Arkandia of the New
Orleans-Po Rico Steamship
line, will reach this port to-mor-
row morning. having passed quaran-
tine at the mouth of the river. A dis
patch to the 'Times-Democrat" from
its correspondent a. the jetties, says:
A sorrowful-looking set are the 3S1
immigrants from Porto Rico on board
the Arkadia. All are suffering from
extreme anaemia due to want of food.
They came from the interior of the
island. where thousands are now in a
destitute condition. There were three
deaths on the voyage but none from
contagious or infectious sease.
1t was a pitiful sight to witness
these poor creatures line up on deck
to pass muster and inspection by Drs.
Thomas and Ably. The cold affected
them greatly 1t is reported mat TO-
900 are to be transported to the Sand
witch Islands to work on the sugar
plantations. but from the physical
condition of these il will take months
of good feeding to prepare them for
work. One able-bodied corn-field
negro could easily do the work of ten
of these Porto Ricans. These latter
are the words of the quarantine physi-
clan. Dr. Thomas.
c. VOTERS, an agent of the Hawaii
an sugar planters, arrived in this city
from San Francisco tonight. He will
meet the Arkadia and her passengers
at this port and accompany them to
the Pacific. He explained his pres
ence by saying that some of the San
Francisco papers had done all in their
power to kill the business and to ere
ate dissatisfaction and rebellion
among the first lot of Porto Ricans:
He said: They told those poor ig
norant people that thew were being
taken to Hawaii. where they would be
sold into slavery to Chinese, to be
ruled and governed by them. came
on to New Orleans to accompany the
people to San Francisco and to see
that they are all right"
"You consider the change a good
one?"
Il do. indeed. In Porto Rico these
natives receive only SO cents a day.
and they must furnish everything
their homes. their food, medical at
tendance and everything In Hawaii
they will receive SIS. SIC and SIT per
month. resnectivelv. for the first three
wears, at the expiration of which time
they win receive bonus. These Por-
to Ricans should thank their lucky !
stars that they can get to country |
like Hawaii"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-11
Photograph the Baby.

Have you had photo taken of baby
That's the question every mother is in
terested in. Baby is baby only once in a
lifetime and what parent does not cherish
the memory of his happy. care-free ways?
Then perhaps unkind fate has some
thing sinister in store for him. who
knows?
Have photo of baby by all means
and don't put il OF
King Bros. make a speciality of child
photography at their new studio. no
Hotel street.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-11
AMERICA WANTS OPEN DOOR.
vii! Insist on. this Principle in Powers
Treating With China.

Treating With China.
New York. January S.--A special to
the Herald from Washington says:
In the commercial treaty to be ne
gotiated by the powers with China a
provision will be inserted il this gov
eminent can compass ii. formally rec
ognixing the principle OF the open
door; This important step win not
be surprise TO the powers, all Of
which have expressed themselves as
ia favor of the preservation Of the
..open door, and it is believed there
will be no open opposition in the pro-
posal when made. AT the same time.
II would not surprise the onicisis
should some OF the powers urge that
each nation make an independent con-
yention with the imperial government.
this securing opportunity to obtain
ppeclul adyantases. THIS danger has
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-11

Latest advices are to the effect that
Kruger will not visit America
A special Grand Jury at Newkirk.
Kan. has secured startling evidence
to the effect that in 1898 the officials
of the Perry. o. T.. Land Office &C
cepted bribes for making filing on
the town site of Ponca City.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-11
Ammunition Seized.

CAPE TOWN. Jan. s.-A station
master of the Fraserburg road has
seized a number of cases marked
condensed milk" addressed to Fraser
burg. which contained 5000 split bull
lets. 500 decorators and $50 pounds
Of dynamite.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-01-11
Honolulu Iron " orks Go
Steam Engines

BOILERS, SUGAR MILLS, COOL
Frs, BRASS and LEAD CASTINGS,
and Machinery of every description
made to order. Particular attention
paid to ships blacksmithing. Jon
work executed on shortest notice.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-03-21
9tcueitcs.

Snoianapolis. 20. MdrS. Der per=
itprbene grprdiioent 6arriioH pernrahte
Den gr6Bten She'll ieines etipa 5000, 600
betraaenoen 9ern6gens ieiner Satin,
ipmie ieinen ainoern aus eriter uuo
S,peiter G1e.
ct. 8etersburs, 20. Mdrs. Gs pur=
Den angeblit) smsi glttentate auf Den
GSar pDn 6uBlnno pereitelt sSniplge
Ser groben Stuoentenunrlbeil. bel De-
nen an 1000 Stuoentefl psrbaTtet ipurs
ben, miro Der GSar npn einer itarfer
2eibDdde beldiiBt. Die llnribe lit
aroB lln0 nimmt inmer meDr III.
gfuBldno bat Gnglun0s Ginipriihe
geeen cine 8eliBnabme Der manbihurei
(6bina) 5uriifgeipieien. III
gteueftes aus Dem Staate.
SlanEinton, 20. Mldrs. Ser ftiibti=
ge Gaiiirer Der friiheren bieIigen ganf,
melner iiber Il Sabre iit1 ben 9tan=
fpri6nngen su entSiebeu tuuBte, min
suritffebren uno iit) freipillig Dem
@eriht itellen. er niro i'm Septcmber
prpceiiirt iper0en.
gierre, 20. Mtdrs. Die bieliee 20,
denepibemie ioll fart iibertrieben ietn.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-03-21
ReGpof 6ouutp.
(1pesial reiponbens.)
Guniit ptu.

is. WiGr5 1901
golts 51sirids baut einsn neuen @jes
treioeipeiter auf lsinsm 9anbe, odt
Nseilen iiiooftIid pom ganiltota.
lnler alter 6reunb Slinger, Shpiez
serpater ppn Wiaib. 2ntpn, lit mieoer
nah 8oonlptet gereilt, INN mad leinem
Seiddit su ishen. gr bate iein Ssubrz
ruerf9eihaft III pen J6an6en pon bsrrn
Slinger gelahen uno lit iest oortbin,
un 81 leben, Of alles in Sronunq lit.
anpreu Mferrigan uno oeiien Sobr
NRite uaren in sanbseiddften in Bbite
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@eorg 4llen unb l1aruep i0arriIon
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9ereiIt.
hilbert 8eiLanN, psitlid uon Ntonree
rpcbnbaff, bat am Sonntag brei quite
Huhe perIprsn.
q. MiIIer.
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Warbe bseibt.
aaiicr @ilbelm uirh eiu glnOtifen an
Dns Srcncr gltteItat bebalten.

Berlin, Is. WlGr8. 8as 8efinoen
bss Gaiisrs lit bus giinitigte. Der
9erbanb ipuros jeBt setpe4ielt uno
burh einen lsihteren erieBt. Die
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Ihpunbsn. Die Nunbe beginnt iih
al fdlieBen unb 5u ii6erbduten.
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nerbalb enier Wohe eripartet. Die
Nerste ipiirben iAon ieBt elmer Nus
fa1rt bes Gaiiers bel giinitigem yBetz
ter nicht ipibsriprehen.
Der 9robpater oes epileptiihen
2lttentdters Weilanb ipurbe DermaBen
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fen hat.