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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
BY HON. SIR JOHN COCkBURN

i.e remember him o de pantry o de Ant
tambIy and off he so to Miss Ant IN
when Mistah HopperSrass come TO MISS
ants doah he knock. and den he say
to Miss Ant: please. Miss ANT. won't ye
glib me somein' to eat
Now. honey. dat Miss Ant was mighty
particular. worlSin' ant, an she was wash
in up de cabin just scrumDtious like. Tor
Miss Ant was goin' to have Il qrIttin'
bee dat afternoon Miss Ant was, an
when AIistah uopperGrass knock. UP she
get from de tloah by de bucket o su'is.
an she say: Who's Iia: Pears like OATS
..ou. Mistah Hoppergrass. Now, Whit you
want?''
.sPlease, Miss Ant say Atistah Hop
pergrass. maxim his speakin' kind o thin.
Miss Ant. wont ye sib me someln' to
eat?''
Go way. now" called Miss Ant. Just
openin' de doah i trihe to see whcd-
der Mistah Hoppergrass coats as thin $
his speakin': ego way bodderin rotin
teah. NI;stah ftoppersrass- What was
you dom all Sunmah long? What was
you doin', eh?" say Miss Ant.
..oh. Use sinsiu'." say Mistah Hopper
grass. kind o. hoppin' like. aud winllin'
one eye at Miss Ant Use singin'
Yes. you'se singin.' Sittin' on high
stalk o grass bendin' IN dc VINO. spittin
tobacco juice an piayn JeWshaEp an
Summail long-t!st's what you'se dom, -
saw Miss Art. Go long. row. Mistah
Hoppersrass: so long, now. Use not
workin' all sumnlah long work!n, all
da-. ALL Sunraah ons 70 lay up Ertctuals
for such lazy hopPers as you. Jess you
taen on playin', Mistah hHoppersrass.
iass ,.n1 keep on ilayin' you harp till
summah time comes again"
So. den. hoEey. Miss Ant shut dc doai,
=, bs- cabin and go on gettin ready foah
de ouiltin' bee dat afternoon. and lazy
9IIStah ffoppersrass he go berry hungry,
~ h. euddle himself in de big gum tree
=, your papa.s swamp till Summah time
.r,,c again But no couldn't play his
tqrp. Mistah HopperSrass cG-isS't. Tor
d. pain dat was under his apron.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21

into q most fetching one by turning the
head up or down, and q face hopelesslv
plain may be netamorphosed by plctur-
ing it sidewise SO that the tip OF rose
ear may be seen, and the graceful curves
Of the neck and shoulders draped low
The side of the face taken depelos Oh
the face. 1t is rarely that both SIDES OF
the face are the same. As rule the
left side is the prcttier
An obnoxious mole too prominent loi
n beauty spot may be covered with Way
and powdered oyer. y light yelling may
be draped over scars or bruises
One of the most famous OF beauties
the Empress Louise, had a trightful scar
u,7on her neck just back OF the ear. %
hide it, she always drew a quantity OF
white tulle across her graceful throat,
ans. over tbs afflicted side OF her mead
The effect was charming. and every
where the picture is regarded as an.ldeat
head. but few knowing that the sauzE
dr.. rcry concsals an ugly scar.
Unless YOU can smile naturally to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
LET THERE BE no ELABORATE
| HAD DRESSING noPs JEWELS /
SAVE PERHAPS Anew 4
DFADI r.si5s se.Le HAross
- = e...y. EE1155S.Ess.A| soSA

cr-damond screw earring stammered
tho photos ap!ler "They always take
that way, but we never say anything
about it.
Let there be no elaborate Undressing
One can hardly dress the hair too loose
lE for Il picture.
Mary Anderson used to say that she
arranged her hair as carefully as II Tor Il
dinner party. and then went to work ana
pulled it down again. By that she meant
that she loosened it until it was fluffy
around the head. forming d pretty setting
for the lace.
1t is we'll TO remember that the shape
Of the face can be materially altered by
arranging the hair sl1ilfully. For in
stance. if the face is fat and round like
the full mcca in al its glory it can oe
made oyer into a Greek oval. or 4 shape
approximatins it, by. arranging the hair
high.
The thin woman's long neck. too. may
almost take On an appearance OF deli,
cate curves if she will be careful about
her pose.
Let her sit with her side toward the
camera. and then turn the head so as
to have q full front view of the face
taken.
II the chin rccedes. by deft fitting
of the head it may appear in the pho-
tograph as q strong, attractive feature.
If the nose is SO prominent that it
throws all the rest Of the face out Of
countcnancc, the photographer, by
management Of the camera. can take
the offending feature at an agile at
which is softencd and brought into re-
lation pcturesquely with the rest of the
face Should one have a very crooked
nose. q three-quarter face is the best.
Eyes show to better advantage i'll
fu'I-face picture. If they are weak or
defective in any way, 4 profile is best.
Very few persons have good proiiles.
and a retreating chin, a pug nose. or too
full lips are shown in too bold relief in q
profile. All these unpleasant features
appear to better advantage in a three
quarter or full face picture.
\ sidewise turn of the head is always
charming, and with this pose q large,
iroad-lipped mouth may be Photographic
cally made into the veriest rosebud or
Cupid's bow that a woman ever had.
An ugly forehead may be toned down
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
: z SIDEWAYS IVQn.
OF the HEAD 10
ALWIAY5 ,.c,

order. don't attempt to look pleasant,
for the result may be heart-rending.
Smiling to order is usually dismal
failure and but the veneer of Sladness.
A. 70 the nose. the days Of sitting
eth and looking pleasant in a still
ba cl,ed chair have gone. never TO re-
turn Striking an attitude has given
Mace to natural posing. One, however
cannot flop into a chair With the arms
in ,nv position and call that natural
posing.
Pose must mean something.
# one sits, erect, with the head slight
" dropping, it gives one an expression
of modesty or contemplation.
If, without changing the pose OF the
body or head the eyes are raised, an
sSnression of interest results. To give
an impression of dignity one should
have the eyes level, with the chm
elio.htly elevated Elevation gives. con-
sciously or unconsciously, u sense OF
su,,erioritv or authority. Possibly that Is
WHY a king or other diGnitary sits SO
tha.t ha looks down upon his subjects,
Who look up in alteration, entreaty or
surplication.
Ida s-For freckles use a lotion OF
carbonate of potassium, two drachms;
| common salt one drachm: orange mower
water four ounces. Touch 1reckies WIN
, = ca,nel.s hair brush dipped In this To-
ton.
Louise l.. L-For tiny white specks on
the finger nails. apply one half ounce
| tiEcture OF myrrh. one ounce vinegar ana
| i,alt an ounce flour of sulphur. Rub on
| tbs, nails once a day and the spots VIII
! soon disappear For an oily skin. put
one ounce each Of carbonate OF soda ana
| row de-ed borax in half pint of warm
| riatar Pour a little Of this on a linen
/ c,cth and wi e the face It is an excel
| ltnt lotion for a shiny face.
! E.Iizabeth-For brown spots on the face
! atho with water as hot as can be borne
| without scalding, holding hot cloths on
! rho face At night after the applicatio
| Of hot wa ter. apply an emolient made by
| adding one dra chm Of glycerinc and eight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
GERMANS SEND
WHISTLE BY MAIL

IF vot should hear faint whistle
about the time that the letter carrier IS
expected at your door, pay attention to it,
tor 1t may be one OF the latest novelties
in the way Of postal cards which he is
squeezing that causes this sibtlant sound
For the past few weeks every steamship
arriving from the other side and carrying
mails from Germany to this country, has
had a large number of these postal cards
IN the mall bags. They are OF German
invention, and came here for the INST
time this year. They are OF the douoie
folder kind, and in the center OF the rear
fold on which may bs inscribed the me-
sage there Is whistle. BY squeezing II,
1t gives forth a sound. which is SUPPOSE
to come from bird, boy, or any os.iss
figure which may happen to De Oh
card. .,
The card which seems to be mos
numerous in the malls is one on "i'ish
there is printed a bird raised from inc
IA per and one side only showing on Tue
folder. When this is pressed the oiiu p
Gins to sing. There Is announcer Oh "I's .
appears the figure OF boy. VIZ" VIZ.
IN his mouth By pressing ,Ais =.
u,ache figure it Will also KS ~ 49,.
apcthar there is g. picture OF Pr'nia
dcrna who will send forth notes II sae
- 1 dressed to do So II She won't sing.
then she will have to be MADE 70 SINS Oy
t The method which Is explained on the
card. q 49,.
distributed here have caused no eIa 0,
amusement to clerks. distr'oueers' ana
the letter carriers
According to the head mail clerk in
the nostoftice. the folding cards on which
are contained the novelty are the first
which have been received from the other
sids. this double foIds- having been In
vented on this side OF the Atlantic. The
novelty OF having the whistle and the
asures is distinctly a German Invention
New York Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21

F. Il. .G.-E'or dandr0H ruO on inc scalp
castor oil and cologne. IL ounces oil
10 half pint Of cologne. For oily hair
wash once 4 week in warm water con-
tanning powdered boraS: the proportion
being drachn borax to quart of water.
Rinse with clear, cold water.
Nancy k.-For ingrowinS finger nails
you must devote twenty minutes daily to
their care. Soak the finger tips in warm
olive or almond oil. at the same time
n1assasing each nail or rather the flesh
about it, rubbing it away from the nail
Grace Ella.-With gray eyes, dark brown
hair. and light complexion with pink
cheeks. you may wear blue, heliotrope,
olive, crimson and cream white.
PerpIexed Patty-For red hands. try
bcrax lotion made of: Powdered borax. |
drachn: glycerine., ounce; bay rum SUI
ticient to MAX four ounces.
Mix thoroughly and bottle. Pour a lit
tie on a cloth which has been dipped on
a cloth which has been dipped in hot
water and rub the hands carefully.
Arm and Elbow-"fIow can I make
pretty arm and elbow You arm proba-
bly needs development to give It size and
shape Take q. walking cane, and stand
Ing erect. with the crin up as high as
possible, hold the cane by enc end ana
far out from the body. Twill 1t Tar
over one way, then as far over the other
as YOU can, till the finger tips are turned
inward. Do this twenty minutes without
stopping; of course. each arm must DC
exercised. Before two weeks have passed
YOU will find that you twirl the stick M
ty times without stopping. almost as east
" as YOU did twenty times at 1lrst, pc
fore the forearm got stronger ne al III
will he all Of q twelfth OF an men larger
bv the end of the month. anu inuGii iiii-
proved in shape. For rouShness oi shi1',
mi, the arms we'll with rose water ana
elvcerine. to which is added few drops
Of lemon juice.
I.P. S,-It you suffer from tender feet,
soak tha feet once a week in hot water.
TO which has been added Il piece OF salt
| metre. the size OF a small walnut to gal
len of water Rinse with clear cold
water.
Marion.-For the moles on your face
which you think more nearly resembles
freckIes use muriate ammonia. drachm:
dilute uluriatIc acid. I drachn; uncture
OF benzoin. > drachms; rose water,
drachm.
Touch the moles twice daily with q;
small brush ldipped III the lotion SNAKE
the bottle wei before using.
can also give you another recipe:
Oil Of lemon. one hall dracnm; cltrlc
| acid, one half once: oil OF sweet almonds,
! enc half drachm; glycerlne, three ounces;
| rose water, one pint
| Cliva-The best remedy for q sly Is 10
apply cloths .vrliny oIt OF hot water us
! not as can be borne. s athe the eyes
dali. with warm water containing spi--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21

its of camphor-the proportion being hve
drops to half cup OF wafer.
Miss Hazel-For warts apply calonaei.
one drachm: borax acid, one half drachm'
sarcylic acid, ten grains. Mix we'll and
rub on tho warts once daily.
Alice P.-For bad breath. take tea
srconfuI of tincture or rhubard in a little
water for three consecutive mornings.
After five days repeat the dose until nine
teaspoonstul have been taken Bad
breath is caused by u deransed condition
Of the stomach or by decayed teeth Per
haps you need to consult u dentist. NJ
! cohol and water will often allay itching
OF the skin.
Mrs. r NJ. s.-Rceipes for cold cream
Tor the complexion are asked for:
Cold Cream Of Eoses-Meit together ono
ana a half ounces each OF whito VIZ
ane spermaceti. adding four ounces OF
almond oil; stir we'll then add slowly
two ounces of rose water and five drops
rose perfume. Stir until cool.
rsychs Cream-oil of almonds. three
ounces; glycerin. one hale ounce; tincturc
OF benzoln. fifteen drops, and q few drops
of perfume.
Violet Cream-Earley meal and honey
made into {. paste with white of esq and
| perfumel with violet.
| Anxious and perplexed-.'I have dark
| hai- and dark blue eyes. but my eye
brows and eyeIashes are very light w nat
| can l do?'' For light eyebrows and eye
| lashes boil one quarter pound walnut
| lark in one quart water, and then adj
| one half teaspoonfu, powdered alum to
! sci the color; this gives Il dark brown
| shade. It is applied with IL small brush.
! Another harmless stain for eyebrows and
/ eyelashes is made by melting one quarter
| round of wax, adding two ounces olive
! oil and enough charred cork to color IT.
| Biondie-IA prescription for pimpIoS on
| the face is desired and the question asked
| if EPSON salts will clear the skin. 1t is
| :, very good medicine and taken in the
| following way acts as an altera tive:
/ Dissolve one quarter pound EPSON salts
| in one pint water and bottle; take q small!
/ yiinesIass OF this every morning. After
| this is used Up wait week and reneat
the dose until you have taken half
Mound of salts. An emolient for any
Slight eruption on the face Is made 81
lard, six drach-ns: giycc- me- tF-s
| drach1us; acetic acid. one half drachH'.
| Mix lard and Slycarine thoroughly and
| add the acid slowly. When using any
| thing on the face which contains an acIti
| he careful not to touch the eyes To in
! crease growth OF eyslashes, rub them
| with olive or cocCanut OIL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21

F. i. G.-For dandruE rub on the scalp
castor oil and cologne. IL ounces Oil
10 half pint Of cologne. For oily hair
wash once 1, week in warm water con-
tanning powdered boraS: the proportion
being ORA chm borax to 1 quart of water.
Rinse with clear, cold water.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21

De ANT an de Hopp-rgrass.
You sees. honey. dat one cop Wtntah
|avS Mistah HoppersraSs xetr hunsry an
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21

Ninnte-Tor whitenfng The complications:
To the well-beaten yolIi OF an egg add
two drains; of almond oil and ten drops
tinctu~e benznin. Apply with III: of fin
gers to the face before retiring. rubbing
and kreading it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21

Nancy K.-For ingrowins finger nails.
you must devote twenty minutes daily to
their care. Soak the finger tips in warm
olive or almond oil. at the same time
n1assasing each nail or rather the flesh
about it, rubbing 1t away from the nail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21

Grace Ella.-With gray eyes, dark brown
hair. and a light complexion with pink
cheeks. you may wear blue, heliotrope,
olive, crimson and cream white.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
INV Woman Nay Seem Charming # Ste Only Knobs Hob
How the Plainest Woman May Be Beautiful and the
Beautiful Woman Vision of LONELINESS.
Inquiries of Correspondents Answered
BY Katherine Morton
BY Katherine Morton.

grains OF bicarbonate OF soda to one
ounce spermaceti salve.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21

Cliv-The best remedy for q sly is to
apply cloths vrt,ng oIt OF hot water us
hot as can be borne. 8 athe the eyes
dail.- with warm water containing spi--
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21

Perplexed Patty.-For red hands. try n
bcrax lotion made of: Powdered borax. I
drachn; glvcerine.. ounce; bay rum SUI
ficient to MAX four ounces.
Mix thoroughly and bottle. Pour q lit
tie on a cloth which has been dipped on
a. cloth which has been dipped in hot
water and rub the hands carefully.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
Hon.

its of camphor-tle proportion being Ave
drops to half a cup OF wafer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21

Up. ST you suffer from tender feet
soak the feet once a week in hot water
TO which has been added a piece OF salt
petre. tho size OF a small walnut to gal
lon of water. Rinse with clear cold
water.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-23

Der Sbweia, beeab iid oann nad
9onoon uno tam i'm Sabre 1852
t1ab Stem Durf, NOD er Biz 1858 als
gebrer uno Sbriftftener tbdtie mar.
WDn Stem gDrt fieoelte er nab ct.
2Duis lber. 100 er gum Setter Der
Dfentliben Sbulen ernannt purbe.
Mls Der Bireerfrieg ausbrah, Dr=
eaniiirte Sieeel elm Regiment, bas
ausl1lieBlib aus Deutiden beitono
unb muroe i'm Mars 1862 gum @e=
nera1maiur ernannt, 5uerit biente
er in Miiiuuri unh trug bann nee
fentlib gum Siege bel 8ea &ibee
bel. Sci 9arpers Serrg fiibrte er
baS COMMANDO uno i'm Sabre 1864
tpurbe er g%pmmanbeur bes Nrmee.
Departements bon @eit=g ireinien
@r bat mobl perinnlib an ntebr
Sdladten I'M 8iraerfrieae tbeilee.
n%ptnr1ett, als irgenb elm anoerer Der
Sibrer Der unions=Irmee
SIM Sabre 1865 nabm er Ieinen
Wbihieb unb iteoelte nod Baltimore
iiber, 100 er ben v@eder" berausgob.
Spdter iiebelte er bann uieber
nah Stem gorf iiber, pD er i'm Mai
1871 gum 8innenlteuer : Collector
eruarrlt tpurbe. Spdter funotrte er
bann mob als Geeiitrar Der Stabl
Stem ODrf. Mabber iibernabm e,
cine Mn5eige : N9entur unb nuroe
bann Geoacteur bes IN. Y,
Monthly.
SIN Sabre 1876 lHloB iid Gieeel,
Der bisberiee ftramme &epublifaner,
Der oemotratiiheu 8artei an, Der Ell
auh big 1896 angebDrte, I'M banr
aber, als bee 8rpantsmus en-
vogue Fam, pieoer fir Die republic
faniibe Bartei uno Wtc&inlep ein=
~autreten.
WGbrenb beS BIrgerfrieges MAJ
Der Same giegels elmer Der meiitee=
nannten i'm ganaen 2anbe. 8or
ieiner oamalieen 8Dpularitat leeer
9ieoer 3eueniB oh, pie bas nod
ima.er nibt in 8ereeiienbeit eera.
theme Sfer5= uno Dinleft liet
"Going to fight NIT Siegel'.
bas barauf anipielt, oaB Sieeels
beutihe Truppen fih ourhmeg beiiel
iblagen. als -. @naliib ipreber
fDnnten
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-08-23

polten tuiro 6err Bbite mabrldein=
ltd] ben Winter in Der Shueis uno
m Stallen subringen, oa er mebrere
Wfonate Gube BADEN min, utn an
Den lttterariiden Nufaaben, bic er
oorbat, ungeitDrt arbeiten gu fDuneu.
9as oeutlbe auspdrtioe Qmt 1T
mob nibt pffiaien in aerntniB aes
leht noroen, baB 6err @bite ieiner
Ablbieo elnaereibt bat, ALIEN man
tpetB unoffi8ieQ, oaB er es getban
bat.
= Die gerfiner sc. Na6r." pers
0hentlihen einen lanaen Qrtifel bes
befannten 8ismard Commentators
5einrib D. BDihineer, in meldem
oerielbe oaS i'm Mfaibefte oes Cen
turn Wagaaine" eribienene Snter=
otetp lharf frittiirt. 9ieles Snter=
oiep Mill Der fribere gertreter Der
uNiociirten Brel1e" in Berlin. ppn
S9ierbranb, ieinerseit nit Dem
Siiriten 8ismard gebobt baben.
BDidtnger erinnert suerit an Sdier=
branb's beutI1ieinolide 8eridt=
eritattune i'm N%qgemeinen unb bebt
oann b%eIDnoers berpor, bab es Dem
Surften 8ismard oblplut fern lag,
oas amerifaniihe @plf, uon benz er
ftets bel ieoer iib nur bietenoen @e=
legenbeit NIT Dem er0Bten @pb(mol=
fen uno bDhitem Sntere1Ie ge1prohen
batte, gu beleioieen. Bolhinaer
iudt oann eingebenb nadaupeiIen,
oaB oas gauge 5hierbrano'lde Stt=
terptem iberbaupts penig elaubuirz
big iei.
- 2Dnbpner Bldttern pirb aus
ct. petersburg eemeloet, baB BEL
ben in oer Ndbe Der Gtabt aboebal@
tenen WarDpern cine SApaoron
&apaaerie plDblib 8efebl erbaften
babe, our Gttade por5ueeben. Die
Heiter galoppirten in einen 5luB uno
fiinf5ig oerielben ertranfen.
GuS GunitantinDpel uiro be-
rihtet. baB Ger Sulten Dem ameri=
faniiben 9onful 9eiibmon Elm
Gbreiben uberiaubte, in lueld]em er
periprad5, ben Sproelungen Der Ser.
Staaten nun aber eepiB balb 5olae
leiften gu polen. @leidseitie err
iubte er ben @eianoten, feline Be
iuhe bel linn bod pieber aufau=
nebmen.
Die 2onooner nDoilp @bru-
nicle" ia9t nit 8esue auf Die Sc
riifte bon Der burb ueberarbeitung
oerurfabten &ranfbeit bes Oerrn
CHARLES W. Sbnab: Der Chef
elmer &orporation pte Die II. g.
Steel Company" muB Elm 2eben
fiibren, baS uneeiuaber 1T als oas
zines 9runfenbDlos unb gnrubiaer
als oas zines Spielers." Sn benz
Irtifel beiBt es peiter. baB bas arte.
rifaniihe @eibdftsleben ungebeure
Nnf%Droerun9en an bic gnergie BON
{ iungen 2euten felt.
Nus 9anger miro berihtet, baB
Der Sultan BON Warptfo in Der
Ndbe BON Sea einen Iutompbil-u n=
faa batte, aus Dem er aber nit benz
ShreGen oaponfam.
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Cages . Weuisfeiten.
SnIan b.

Der @inmanberungs=& Dmmifs
ldr Sargent bat ernittelt, baB ges
piiie 2eute BDrbereitungen treffen,
ben @bineienibmuggel an Der meri=
faniihen @ren5e nieber in Mngriff
gu nebmen. gr bat beBbalb tib=
tige neue Snfpettoren bortbin ge=
fdidt.
Gus Bolton ihreibt man:
8rof. 8iferine bon Der Sarpare=
1ninerfitdt bat Die @abriht BON Der
Station bieier uniperiitdt in Mre<
quipa, Beru, erbalten, DAB Der Bla<
net Gros BON Der bDrtigen @tern-
tuarte m~ieoerentoedt pproen tit.
Derielbe mar gum erften Male i'm
6ebruar 1901 entbeft tporben, aber
i'm Wtai 1902 p6aig perihmunben.
= @oup. gaft lift am %. Nuguit
tuieoer in Wanifa ei%neetrpffen, po
ibm elm berslider @mpfang bereitet
purbe.
Die 8abl Der 8anferotte in
ben Ser. Staater belief Iid in Der
DerfloNenen WDbe anf 207, gegen
POS in Der entlprehenoen @p9e bes
8oriabres.
Sn &anfas gitp, Mo., gerietb
elm Gabel=S tra6enbabn-W agen oil.
Ser guntroqe unb ihpB NIT rapiber
@eibminbiafeit einen aiemlih iteilen
6igel binab. Ser Gonoufteur
puroe babel getDbtet uno iehs Ber=
ionen trugen fbmere Berlebungen
oappn.
- Nuf @runb oes 8pnareBeeiebes
i'm Sabre 1900. tpelhes Die Grim
oung fleiner 0atipnalbanfen nit
einem 8apital pon $25, 900 geitattete,
itno bisber iiber tauienb iolher 8an=
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