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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15
MORE SCHOOLS CLOSED.
Soldiers and Gsndarmes Close Them he.
spite Protest Of the People.

Brest. France. Aug. ii-Soldlcrs and
gendarmes protected officers In clos
ing the religious schools at Plougom-
velin. Plomoguer and Finlsterre. and
the schools were closed despite the pro-
tests OF the inhabitants OF the towns
II was rumored al FIRST that the
troops were going 10 81. Meen and
Folgoet. and the peasantry iooked 10
those places. remaining on guard all
night. 20 learn that the soldiers had
gone 20 Plougomvelin and Plomoguer.
AZ Ploudeniel a barricade OF carts.
which barred the way to the sisters
school. had been replaced by a net
work OF barbed wire. and pointed
stakes having been driven into the
ground 20 iniure the horses OF the gem
darmes In addition a moat had been
dug In front OF the school door and
filed with filth.
when the cabinet met to-day. Pre-
mier Combes communicated reports on
the situation IN Finisterre. where the
superior Of the congregation o. the
Holy Ghost refuses 20 abandon schools.
In this report be said the sisters had
been ordered twice 20 leave the
schools. but these orders have not been
obeyed owing 20 the opposition by the
peasantry and by owners % the prop
erty In which the schools were situ-
ated.
Continuing, he declared officials
showed the agitation over the closing
Of schools In lFnisterre was purely a
Royalist movement There have been
grave occurrences. said the premier.
which came within penal laws and
which would result In prosecutions In
structlons for which had been sent 70
the prOcurer general
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15
MURDERS Being CLEANED
Chicago Pslie- Oct Valuable cisw. rhai
Lad 20 Ausas

Chicago. Aug. 1.-THE police oh.
talned their first clew OF value In the
Bariholln case Wednesday and devel-
opmenis that will 40 far toward soly.
ing the mystery are expected within
twenty-four hours.
Inspector Hunt found woman who
declared that AZ daybreak on the morn
Ing following the night on which MIN
ME Mitchell disappeared in company
with W A. Bartholin she saw a driver
for a laundry company, who Is now
held In custody by the police and the
barn boss OF the same concern and a
man wearing Panama hat and a dark
sack coat at the corner OF Forty
Eighth aud State streets. whore Min
ME Mitehells body was found. They
were going back and forth In the weeds
and acting In a suspicious manner
While the police have always con-
tended that the laundry driver, who
was boarder in the house Of Mrs.
Bartholln. had knowledge OF her death.
they had not suspected that he was In
any way connected with the murder Of
Minnie Mitchell The woman, how
ever. was positive 10 her statement that
she saw these two In company with the
third man a, the time aud place mem
TONED. She knew both OF them ami
declared that there was no chance Of
her being mistaken. The description
Of the third man. as Tar as Il describes
anybody. is a description OF Bartholln
the night he was last seen with the
Mitchell girl
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15

indianapolis. Aug 1i-Fortune L.
Bailey. a machlnist. who Is alleged %
be the real inventor OF the gun cred
tied 10 Dr. Calling. is dead. lie was
employed by Or Calling and be con-
ceived the idea Of a rapid fire gun.
and discussed the matter with the en-
ployer He had no money, and Dr.
Calling brought out the gun Before
Il was used In the army Bailey sug-
gested a number OF Improvements
which we're acted upon. Close friends
OF Bailey say that all the ideas EN-
bodied In the gun were his. as were al
80 the subsequent Improvements
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15
coal SUPPLY SHORT.
There Are No GREAT Quantities Of Asihrn-
elite IN Any Of the Yards.

New York. Aug 1i.-Inquirles have
been made by the Tribune as to the
stock OF anthracite coal on hand AT
several cities in the east with the fol-
lowing result.
New York City dealers say the sup
ply here has been practically exhasst-
ell for weeks The railroad companies
have been able to deliver only few
thousand tons daily recently. and much
Of Il is known as washed coal
Retail price OF coal In Jersey city
is 50 a ton delivered. or $ at the yards,
and orders are taken only conditional
ly. The dealers have agents out pur-
chasing wherever they can find coal.
None is corning in by the cars
Buffalo. ~ Y. reports that the Erie
railroads Hillside is the only anthra-
cite that can be bought there at pres
emit II sells for $685. a ton. and Is not
the best quality OF hard coal The
Philadelphia and Reading. the Lehigh.
the Delaware and Hudson. and the
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western
railroads have an stopped the sale OF
anthracite az their trestles, and have
closed their local agencies.
Al Albany, y, Y. the retail dealers
have In stock not 10 exceed 5000 tons
% anthracite. which they are selling az
81 to S6.25 a toa. The Delaware and
Hudson company has about 1000 tons
In reserve az Delansou. This. with 300
tons held by a Wholesale dealer. is all
that can be counted on.
The wilkesbarre. PA. correspondent
says there is no general supply OF an
thracite on hand az any point In the
coal region That what Is being sold
Is some that the companlc1 are pro-
duclng In their washeries and some
that Is obtained by individual concerns
from small coal plcklngs The regu-
lar dealers have none and can get none
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MORE TO RESUME WORK.
Believed Coal Operator. wun start som.
o. the Nine.

wilkosbarre. Aug. 1i-President
Mitchell said he did not know what
significance was attached to the gath
ering OF so many operators and mine
superintendent at PottsvIlle wednos.
day
The impression IN the coal trade
circles here. Is that the meeting was
held 20 hear views OF Vice President
LOOMS. Of Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western company who has Just com
pleted a tour OF the anthac.te region.
II Is reported Loomis recommends the
starting OF some collieris In different
parts % the region
Warkne washery az Duryea resumed
operations today A crowd % Eve
or six hundred strikers and sympa-
thlzers surround the works and situa-
ton Is threatening. Sheriff has q
small number OF deputies on the
ground.
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chmd Given wrong Medicine.

South McAlester !. T.. Aug. 1.-THE
infant daughter OF Rev. and Mrs. T.. d.
Cameron died here from the effects of
morphine. which was given the little
one through mistake by the nurse.
Some morphine tablets had been pre-
scribed for the mother. and through
error OF the nurse were placed in the
medicine OF the baby. II Is feared that
the shock TO the mother will prove
fatal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15
Mr. n..cen o-nI., lh. slorr.

Paris. Aug. i4.-The Matln. which
has been publishing the story OF an
alleged secret betTothal between Crown
Prince Frederick william OF Germany
and Miss Gladys Deacon. daughter OF
Mrs. Parker Deacon. ceased publica-
ton OF the story. having a letter from
Mrs Deacon as follows.
II have read with most profound
sadness the Mathis articles. ! know
better than any one the real character
OF the very brief relations during a
meeting OF forty-eight hours a. Blen-
helm. home OF the duke and duchess OF
Marlborough. brought about between
the Crown Prince and my daughter
who are both children n required
Imagination 10 transform the m~tter
into such a state OF affairs"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15

Terrell. Tex. Aug Al. n. stallings
and Walter Porter. farmers OF this
county. visited the latter's farm south
OF this city and report that there are
millions OF boil worms working on the
bottom land cotton. They say that II
the worms continue long the bottom
cotton will be ruined. Upland cotton
Is not seriously hurt yet and II the
present clear weather continues IL Is
believed the boil worms will soon dis
appear.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15
Governor Gag. Arrested for Llb.l.

Los Angeles. Cal. Aug. l4.-Goy.
Henry T. Gage was Wednesday placed
under arrest by a detective OF San
Francisco. who served on him a war
rant charging him with criminal libel.
the warrant having been sworn 10 by
the proprietor OF the San Francisco
Call. The governor was Immediately
released on a writ OF habeas corpus.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15
New Cold Reef Pound.

johannesburg. Aug. li.-Conslderable
excitement has been created here by
the discovery OF a new gold reef. which
IS said to traverse a large territory.
Local biologists think the strike Is a
continuation Of Witwator strand main
series. but the discoyerer declare
they have found a new gold field that
equal In size the witwater strand.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15

New York. Aug. 14-Napoleon P.
Washington. a magazine writer. COM
mitted suicide by hanging himself by
a cord 10 a hook on the transom Of
the door OF his room. lie has been III
with nervous prostration for some
tine. lie was ~ years OF age.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15
Held Guilty Of Contempt.

Charleston. W. v. Aug li.-ln the
miners contempt cases here Judge kel-
Ter held John Richards and his assoc
ciates guilty OF contempt and fined
them s. each. holding them committed
until the fines were paid or bail given.
Richards Is president OF district seven
teen, United Mine Workers.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15
TRUST OF FARMERS.
They Organic . Corporation to Control
Products OF the soil.

Pierre. SD. Aug. 1.-THE Farmers
National Cooperative Exchange COM
pany has filed articles OF Incorporation
with a capital OF $4,000. 900 with the
secretary OF state. The purposes OF the
corporation are TO buy. sell and deal
in grain. provisions. livestock and all
kinds OF produce on commission and
otherwise. and for that purpose build
and equip grain elevators. warehouses.
cold storage plants. stock yards and
whatever may be necessary 10 carry
on the business OF the corporation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15

New York. Aug. 14-Russian 4 per
cent rentes. aggregating 2.3lO0OO0O0
rubies l;i1SS. i95.OO0l have been regu-
larry listed on the stock exchange on
application OF Morgan q Co. Belmont
a Co. Barring. Magoun & Co.. and the
National City bank
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Klnr rar.ra 20 yl.I, Ir.l.nd.

Liverpool. Aug. 1i-According 10 the
Daily Post Of this city. King Edward
has promised the chief secretary for
Ireland 10 visit Dublin. Cork and Bel
fast In February at latest. and posi-
bly, In November.
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w,,,.r.nn No, . o.nalaa..

Louisville. Ky. Aug l4-Hon. Henry
who has just returned home
stated emphatlcally that be was not
4 candidate for governor Of Kentucky,
the numerous reports
10 that effect which had reached him
while travelling In the north and west
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15
]. w. BATS,
Real Estate agent.
Have 10 ONCE the only -, Of abstract
socks OF Brasos county land titles.
FOR SALE.

FOX SALE.
South qlf Of block near Allen
Academy. Price $3.50.
About or and one-quarter acres
lear schoc. rouse I'm southeast part
Of town. Small new cottage, tenant
house and " ell on premises. Price
$50.
Six rCon house aud one lot Of
ground on EST side Of town. Price
100.
Six room house and two lots Of
round located four blocks from
Main Street. Brick cistern on pre-
misses. Price $3.50.
One quarter block near Allen Aca-
denny. East front. Price $4,000.
Terms easy.
Is feet front on Railroad steet out
81 Otto Boehme's property. Will
sell part or all.
The Ed Pochila place; 2 lots and
large two-story residence. Price
1880.
Also other city property.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15

Sydney. ~ s. W. Aug. 1.-THE
woman franchise bin has passed both
houses Of the New South Wales leEis-
lature.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-08-15
I. & G. N. EXCURSION RATES AND
ARRANGEMENTS.

WASHINGTON. ID. G. - National
Encampment G.. a. r.. verv low
rates. Sell tickets Oct. .. 9. and
., limit Oct. 18th. privilege ex-
tentiOn 10 Nov 3rd.
SUMNER EXCURSION RATES
To various points To- Texas and To
various points north and east.
Low rates. Sell tickets daily.
June ist 10 Sept. 3Oth, limit Oct.
3ist.
MARLIN, TENAS-The great health
resort. Low excursion rates.
Tickets on sale daily the year
round; limit Co days for return.
For complete information call on I.
x G.. y. ticket agents. or address
-. ID. j. PRICE,
- Gen. Pass. q Ticket Agt..
Palestine, Texas.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-07-26

We like to console ourselves with the
delusion that the grapes just beyond
our reach are sour.
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RepesMINo MuTlLAreo MONEY.
Some Difficult Tasks Come to the Ex
perts In the Treasury Dcnnrtment.

Some Difficult Tasks Come to the Eek.
perts in the Treasury Department..
Never despair Is the principle which
actuates the government experts who
handle mutllated money. The regula.
tions of the department require that
before a mutllated bill can be redeem
ed, at least three-fifths of the bill shall
be delivered to the Treasury. The ex.
pert has a piece Of glass the size of
the bill. This Is divided into forty
squares, and Is laid over the bill to be
redeemed. He recommends the bill for
redemption II the remnants ill twenty.
five squares.
Burned money, and bills that have
been gnawed by mice, are the hardest
to work on. The mice-chewed bills re-
quire great patience and care. Each
of the pieces Is carefully laid out on
fiat, hard sur zee, and then with the
assistance of strong glasses magnifled
so that 1t can be placed in a proper po.
sition with regard to the others. The
experts have copy of every bill that
has ever been issued by the government.
These are used as models as soon as
enough of the bill has been laid out to
establish the issue. No bill has ever
been received at the Treasury Depart
ment in condition which has made
it impossible to straighten It out and
establish It's character beyond doubt.
Nor have the experts ever been obliged
to work on bill longer than the eight
hours of the working day.
Mrs. Brown. who Is in charge Of the
experts who handle mutilated money,
all of whom are women, had trouble
some task one day when cigar box
.ull of bills arrived from Philadelphia
with the necessary affidavit showing
that they had been taken from n poor
~ constructed safe, and had been
burned to the condition in which they
We're found. The sender evidently .e-
lieved that the original package ought
not to be broken. and so he enclosed
with the charred pieces some coins
which also showed the marks Of fire.
During the passage through the mails
the heavy silver was shaken through
the charred bills until there was hardly
piece left big enough to cover more
than the head Of n pin.
Mrs. Brown did not despair. al.
though she deplored the thoughtless.
ness that had allowed silver and char.
red bills to be packed together. She
and two Of her assistants set to work,
and by the aid Of magnifying glasses
soon brought out four iifty.dollar bills,
ind within an hour recommended that
tney be redeemed by the Treasury.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-07-26
oldest Of Partnerships.

One of the queerest partnerships IN
town is that between an Italian who
operates a street piano and Il little
negro boy. The organ grinder and the
monkey are n familiar sight, but PEG.
pie have grown tired of dropping pen.
MES into Jocko's cap when their ears
are tortured by hidcous screeching
tunes. But this latest combination Is so
unique that 1t never fails to attract a
crowd.
The colOred youth Is wonderful
whistler. He puts two fingers In his
mouth, and when he begins to try for
crescendo effects the street piano drops
back into place us far as noise Is con.
cerned. He keeps perfect time, and In
addition to carrying the air interpOlates
such marvellous variations and trIlls
that heads appear at the windows and a
crowd gathers ut every place where n
recital Is given. The boys repertoire
Is the same as that Of the street piano,
and includes "The Holy City," "Oh,
Promise Me-" ragtime and number
of popular airs. After the boy thinks
the crowd has had Its moneys worth
he takes Off his hat and goes the rounds.
He never falls to extract double what
the usual street piano man receives,
and he says 1t pays him better than
shining shoes or selling papers.
II gifts half" he says, as he passes
around his hat, and his audience
evinces more willingness to contribute
for this Observation-Disclosures Post.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1902-07-26
Why Oid Flats and Houses Don't Rent.

Why Old Flats and Houses Don't Rent.
Real estate men and owners should
not overlook the fact that the Lake
View Gas Fixture Company, 2S8 Lin.
coin avenue, Telephone North 76S, re-
finish old chandeliers, making them
equal to Rsw at very small cost. In
many cases after expanding money foI
calcimining or papering, the chandeliers
are left In the same dirty, Hy-specked
condition 40 before, and are not In
keeping with the new decorations,
thereby spelling that which has been
done. when at Q very small cost the
chandelier. brackets, ETC., can be No
finished equal to new. We refinish In
all the latest colors, such % polished
brass. silt, rich gilt, old copper. polish.
ed copper, oxidised copper, silver and
gold.
We are also makers Of Q flne line Of
gas fixtures at prices to suit the times.
Call up North 76S. Our agent VIII
call and estimate.
LAKE VIEW az vIxTU11 90.
oksssln svso0A 0Aioaea
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cages , Wemigfeiten.
& n b.

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ftdtiet, oaB Bellamp Storer, Der bis=
berige amerifaniibe @elanote in
Spanien, nab Dem NidtritteNnore
8. Wbites gum 8otihafter in Ser
lin ernannt' meroen miro.
= Der YrdIibent bat anaeDronet,
baB in 8ufunft ale 9ooesfdae BON
amerifaniihen SDloaten auf ben
Bbilippinen per &abel nah @aibs
ington berldtet tueroen miifen.
Die lebte Nuseabe Der r8atent
Office @asette" maht Ii Batente
befannt. Die Neainalo 6. Seiienoen
fir @rfinoungen auf Dem @ebiete
orabtloier Geographic ertbeilt uur-
ben. Seine Mpparate tpuroen iiin9it
bel ben Broben an Der &iite BON
Npro>garolina bon Der Gegierung
benust uno iuaen iih ais Die beiten
erpieIen ba6en.
Msan ibrei5t aus Manila: Ser
pierte Sabrestag Der @innabme Der
Stabt Wanila, mel6e iib am IL.
Gugult 1898 ben amerifaniihen
Truppen ergab. tuuroe als allsemei'
rer 5eiertag begangen.
giner furhtbaren .grutalitdt
fat iih 3ep. Dennis BON Sluibing
auf Song Sslano, sc. s., iebr be-
fainter Breoiger Ibuloig aemabt.
Semes Sretenso, oaS Opfer ieines
@utbausbrubeS, befinbet iib in iter<
benoem 3uitanoe i'm ct. Sobns
9olpltal in Song Sslano gitp. nab.
reno Der @eiitlide ins Queens Count
tD @etdngniB aebrabt wuroe. &eu.
Dennis leitete am Samstao Mbeno
ben Wtiliionsoienit in elmer 9apelle
an Central Npe.. nabe 8lotto Str.
Corona. gr belbloB eeraoe elm
@ebet, in benz er feline BubDrer aufs
e~eforoert batte, als ebte @briiten ill.,
rem Seinoen 81 pergeben uno uebles
NIT @utem au pergelten, als plDblit
elm paar %unge5oBene iunae BurIfen
mebrere 6dnoe poll Steine ourh Die
Teniter tnarfen. 9erartige Streibe
tparen bereits mebrmals geipielt NOR
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einem e~inSieenoer @eprelten eing
elm Talglibt auf, benor er IN Sam
burg poer 8remter fem lleberfabrtss
BILLET nit Dem vamertfaniiben
@eloe" besablen uDnte. Damn aber
qina linen niHt blps elm Salaltht
auf, lDnoern Elm CANCER 8ronleubter
- pber qleib cine gauge @as : Nn=
ffolt!-Titr bielen Der eieenenD umnr=
belt susufdreibenoen 8einfau tperoen
bic 6ereingefollenen nun natiirlih
aub mieoer Die bDien Nmerifaner
perantuortlib madben, Die ia an
Nlem ibulb iein miifien. mas eiuem
paliirt!
I'm iid einieermaBen aeeen
.In1erifa" gu fhiben. min maj,
iebt elm eroBeS nmitteleurDpdtlhes
Sbubz unb Trub=B lnbntB" GRIM
ben, tuenieitens 1T BON einem Tbep=
retiter am grinen Glide Der Gor=
iblag ba5u ausgearbeitet uoroen.
8elaeter 9beDretifer, Der BrDfei1or
Or. Iuguit Sartorius non 8aGtersz
baulen, Decent Der MationalDforD=
tnie an Der nniueriitdt StraBbure,
bat in Der neueiten @ummer Der
r8eitldrift fir SDcialmiiienlbaft"
erfldrt, oah Die Gdnber @urppas
nber tura poer lang oasu ee5muneen
tuerben tpiiroen, einen 3Dluerbano
nit eetneinlamen 3uG9rensen aeaen
Die Ser. Staaten. aber nit Jreiban=
bel ur1ter einanber. su erribten.
Der StraBbureer Brofeipr meint,
baB 1ih aus belagtem mitteleurnpdiz
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lamb, Selierretb, Der Sbmeis, 2uz
rembure, Belgien unb 6Dlnnb euenz
tuen aub cine pDlitiihe @emeinihaft
etpideln miiroe uro baB biele Ser.
Siaaten bon Wittel= europa" bann
in Der Chat Der aauser itbrtgen Weft
alS impoiante DfDnomiihe Ginbeit
geeeniber5utreten petmohten. CT
bdlt iolh einen ~3ulammenlhluB aber
uber fur3 pber lang fir geraoeau
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ben fleineren 2dnoer BON Weit=@u=
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rem tDnnten! Gum Bemetie bieier
8ebauptung fiibrt Sartorius b. @al=
tersbauien an, baB Die Ser. Staater
Die riefige Inleibe, pelbe tie am
Sbluiie bes aroBen 8iirgerfrieaea
gu Z Brpsent n1abten, i'm Sabre 1892
gu 2% r%efunoirt, reip. reemittiri
Daben!
@ie iHnea ii1 ooh uhrieens Die
3eiten dnbern! Mph ppr Elm paar
WDnaten tDbte Der blutige, barbari=
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unb ben Buren, unb iebt iinb Die
8uren=@ enerdle DeWet, Botba unt
Delarep in 2DnoDn, DDbin fie au'
BeIub eefommeu tparen, nit itnr.
miifem Subel empfangen uno be,
griiBt mDroen. Inter benz DffisieIer
@mpfanes= &pmit6 befanoen iih I'm.
ter Mnoeren audi &itbener, Gpberts
uno @bamberlain! @abriheinlid
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b~eitsauitanb erfaubt = empfanger
meroen. Die 8uren ibeinen iib il
gang eritaunlib ibneQ in Die der,
dnoerte SituatinnA gefunoen 81
haben
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WfaltsWntrine

lift Der ein5ige Mal5. Ionif, Der nur
mittels benz reinen Wtals grtraft
bereeIteqt miro. Malt : Murine
miro nur bon Der Gnbeuier : 8uib
Brauerei in ct. Souls, Oto., berse=
felt, melhe 3batiabe beiien &ein>
belt, 8orSiiglibteit uno 8efDmm<
libteit, Die es beauiprubt. garanttrt.
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gaubheft fam, nidht aeheilt perpen

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burd lofale Mpplitationen. neil fe ben tranten She'll
beg Obres riht errelAerl t6nnen. Sc 9iebt nur Ell
men Wee, Die Saubbeit 5u ~turiren, uno Der 1T burh
tonfitutionele 9eilmittel. Saubbeit tpiro burh eli
men entsinbeten a3uftano Der ihleimieen @ustlei=
onng Der Gufta9il6en 96bre perurfaat. gDenn
bieie Iobre fh e~nt3lnoet, babt ibr einer rumpelnoen
Son ooer Embellishments Gebor; nno ipenn lie gang
seIdluffen if, erfol9t Saubbeit, unD tpenn bic Gnt-
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~ 8ertanft bon alien @pOtbetern, preis rs
Gents bic Glai9e.
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