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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-03-19
The Golden Opportunity.

Miss Amepda,' said a somewhat
elderly, but we'll preserved. bachelor
to sparkling young woman with
whom he occasionally spent the eve.
ming: Il think it a shame the way
you treat that young Brightsop. II
I were be I wouldn't let you play
fast and loose the way you do. ]
would simply come and carry you off. >
IF you where he, Mr.. Oldcastle,' y
she replied with downcast eyes, "per-
haps it wouldn't be necessary to carry
me off"
The invitations are out.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-03-19
What to Do.

convincing proof that the kidneys and blad-
der are out of order.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-03-19
How to Cure the Grip.

Remain quietly at home and take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
directed and a quick recovery is sure
to follow. That remedy counteracts
any tendency of the grip to result in
pneumonia, which is really the only
serious danger. Among the tens of
thousands who have used it for the
grip, not one case has ever been re-
ported that did not recover. For
sale by J. E. Kaufman.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-03-19
Tents for the Veterans.

Washington, March IA The house
today adopted resolution to author
ize the secretary Of war to loan tents
to the United Confederate Veterans
reunion at Dallas, April %.
Bills were passed to appropriate
$4,000 for a lighthouse at Oyster
Bayou, La, and to authorize the
Eldorado and Bastrop Railroad com
pany to construct a bridge across the
Ouachitar river, Arkansas.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-03-19
And re Went to the jewelers..

"Bessie," said the young man,
pleadingly, 'sthis is the fourth time
I have called at your home since ]
saw you last. Is there any way by
which I can always be sure of find,
ing you in or at least OF knowing
where you are when I call for you?"
"You might ring me up, you
know" responded the pretty tele-
phone girl, looking dreamingly at her
shapely fingers. She now wears a
circle of gold.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-03-19

=
ing done in excess has been the force
of public opinion. Sugar, coal, meat
and other necessities which have been
cornered by the trust have risen in
price through artificial reasons to an
extent that has put extra millions in
TO the pockets of those who control
them and who have so much property
already that they suffer from sort
of financial indigestion.
The aristocrats of the United
States are the corporations. They
conduct their forays upon the people
as did the robber barons of old. A
corporation of large capital is in
New York as sacred as the person of
the sovereign in London. It can
rob, burn, or murder almost with
impunity, and if it wants help all it
has to do is to call out the state
troops to help it.
The last sentence may appear to
be an exaggeration, but competing
refneries have been burned down in
the interest of the Standard Oil COM
pauy, and even such philanthropists
as the partners Of Andrew CArnegie
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-03-19
a Poor Millionaire

Lately starved in London because
he could not digest his food. Early
use of DR.. Kings Nav Life Pills
would have saved him. They streng-
then the stomach, aid digestion,
promote assimilation, improve appe-
tite. Price 25c Money back if not
satisfied. Sold by J. E. Kaufman
druggist.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-03-19

sent band of civilian dead shots
to Homestead to shoot down strikers
I was there at the time and saw the
corpses.
Ii the industrial millioDaires can
make and defy the laws, buy and
bribe juries and judges and congress-
men, what is to restrain them, unless
there is some uprising and some
enormous change?
The nearest available remedy for
some of the abuses will be the gov
ernment ownership of what the
Americans call "public utilities"
These include the mediums of
transportation, the railways and the
tram lines, systems Of lighting and
the telegraphers and telephones now
in the hands of private companies.
The standard Oh Company built
up it's monopoly by controlling tho
railroad lines. These quoted pro-
hibitive freight rates to owners of oil
wells and competing refneries and
they were driven out of business,
and the Standard Company got their
wells and plants at their own figures.
The Steel trust is now able to pursue
the same tactics with rivals through
it's interest in the railroads and in
steamships. The opposition to the
local government ownership of pub
lie utilities" is very great, almost in
superable at the present time. Those
who favor it are called "anarchists."
A man who thinks that the COM
munity should get the profit from it's
utilities" is denounced as one who
waves the red flag of riot. The same
epithet of anarchist is applied to
those who believe in the income tax
and death duties. The United
States will not allow an income tax
because it is Revolutionary" and the
highest court of the land denounced
it ands declared it unconstitutional,
when it was passed. But although
you cannot have 80 riotous a measure
an income tax you may burn a
negro alive if you like. In this you
see signs of the money power. The
courts reject an income tax at the
behest OF the rich. Nobody owns
the negro who is burned alive, so it
doesn't matter. In the old days of
slavery, when negro was worth
$1,000 to his master, they did not
burn MIN alive.
The agitation for the transfer of
''public utilities" to the people is not
based on desire to get the divi-
dends 30 much as it is to deprive the
millionaires of the power which the
possession of those utilities" give to
them.
The men who own the railroads in
a State own the Legislature and the
judges and the executive forces.
They do this through the magic
pasteboard that means free trans
portatiou, through the power that
the ability to make lower freight
rates to shippers and manufacturers
gives to them by the voting force of
their own employees, and by hun
dred other methods, including bank
account on which they can draw
checks.
A man who cannot be bought
with gold often succumbs to railroad
passes, or to the honor of getting
private car free for party of friends.
The above article is publised by
request of one of our subscribers.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-03-19

When woman listens attentively
to every word man utters it's sure
sign that she either loves or hates
him.
Diamond Dyes, Of all colors, are
constantly in stock, at the Bazaar.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-03-19

IN EFFECT DECEMBER lst, 1901,
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-03-19

s't~S ote~N
der are out of order.
What to Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Dr. Kiners Swamp
Root, the great kidney remedy fulfls every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back kidneys, liver. bladder and every part
Of the urinary passage. 1t corects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
it, or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized. 1t stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in SOC. 81. sizes.
You may have sample bottle Of this
wo9dsrto sr@ tod, disc djs90vsry very
more aboutit, both sent
absolutely free by mail, AssasA:!:::ssss:ssG IAGSsG
address DR.. Kilmer & Home Of swampRoot
Co., Binghanton, N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-03-19

A beated argument is one Ct the
things a wise man quickly drops.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-03-19
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How To Find Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twentyfour hours; e
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1902-03-19

SSOlITSQI or SCI
ting indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble; too
frequent desire to
pass it or pain in
the back is also
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
ST ri 5nOIoOere?

8ette Sper9smdal fremtommer ndz
turlia bos cen, mar man l9ier pditor
:. geoeriens Stptte / .Daniteren" for
30. Qpril meo 9peritriften: .6r Der
oirfelig 5are paa 5Groe". 0eri itriz
Der ban blanot meget anoet: o9g jtg
bill ogiaa iige / oenne 5orbinoeIie, LAB
life os, Tom er tpmmet fra Den odnite
9irte," l9g9e an pad at gre Urn bet
Samfuno, Ri bar iegt 9uslp hos; tbi
oermeo pil ri bperfen tjene os ielp eaer
Samfunoet." Sd. mar man l9ier
bette, Iom cen al Dem, Der er tommen
ira, bpao geberIen faloer. Den oanite
9irte", Iaa %fremtommer naturlig bette
SpprgsmaaE agr ri S%noiiooere?'
56i oeriom ri bar isgt 0usln bos It
anoet Samfuno, iaa mda ri 10 iiOoe
til 9eje Der. Men Idaleoes tan Ri iIet
lite / Den forenebe airte" pGre tent
meo at opfatte Stilin9er1, bperten fra
BEN enc eaer anoen SHE. Oct bar j.
Ilet life Def enc Samfuno. Der git ben
til bet anoet og BAD ON 50 8 ~;
men bet par begge Samfuno, Der gift
binanoen / Mpoe og rate / a9rligbeo
% til SUBS 9Gre binanoen 9adno og
6jerte, og lopeoe binanoen, at De fra
MI al piloe arbejoe idmmen Iom ct =
Tom en- %forenet airte.
Seq tror. at 10 mere, bi fan tale %
itripe ON Den foreneoe airte, og 10
minore ON De to fp~rbenb9renoe aoitilie
&irfer - besbeore - oesminore Qrs
oil Der blioe, Oesmere bill Dor 5ale og
Sfrift tiene til 5reo os inobDrOes Opz
bp9gslis. 3ette / brooerlig 89rlig9eo.
5. See.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

Billie life finoe Sppr al ,Spar" ben,
oa ben ilet lite dngdar ben Sag, pa
tor 5alcf mente at itule ipare paa. =
Den 6anoler tun ON 9aitor Digs Be
tingelier % tan al mig lite offentligs
ggres, bd ben for at gore lin 9elt tilz
Itr9ttelig tor bliper nsot til at mis-
t1nteliggere aae bans MeoprofesIo=
rers % Gleoers 2utberoom pad BET
5iospuntt, ban forloo Stolen / Blair.
Selpfglgelig er bet belle, iom alt,
bpao Der at ben 9lrt fommer fra pa
tor 5alcts 6aono, uoen Stpgge al
gepis.
Od oenne 9lrtitel altIad madtte
fremfdloe berettiget 6arme oper Den
lgie 9eitDIoninQ mob qaitor Digs
Meolerere % Gleperne / bans lib, pa
ba 9lrtitlen, trobs bette Nngreb pdo
9erioner, bar ct falit Roon, bar jea
life optdget ben.
90 etbpert rettGnfeHoe Menneite pil
gipe mig Ret beri.
Men bpao bliper Der Iaa at qaitor
Jalcts Nntla9e mob mig2 Sntet, mer
minore en- oiloe npnne: Il tdcuisies,
filoIofus maniiIes. Gn dnoen DiI
maaite dnfere bet 8oe guo.
I'll Slutning ital ieg bemGrte, al
ben opennepnts 4rti.el bill blioe til
baseienot paitor 5alct. efter fsrit al
pare afTtrepet til Drug paa rette Ster
% / rette lib.
6uralo SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

3 bet taprihe Bale bar jeg bels9t
Ell 6ushiosubitiQing, Iom ooer9aat
aft, bpab jeg bar Jet Il oenne att. VI
Bale meo 99mperum par fqlot IRA
Sub til Colt meo rusiiite 9enOers
granddaughter. 5Gpper ira adutas
Jus, Sslpar6eioer fra gotbara, 2r9z
ar6ejoer fra 6inldno, Surpefletnll9
fra Sibirien, 5re og Metaaer, Sen
oq o9ber, ale ,Sorbens % 9dpets og
giergenes prooutter par fordrbejoeos
til en- 5ulotommenbeo, iom talote
frem for mig ct biotil udnet 9iaeoe al
9snoernes 9ip. Gn Hejie fra Ssbas
pet til bet Iorts 6ap, fra 9iteripen til
bet title Ocean funoe man foretdge peo
at gdu igennem oenne .9usfiosuOltils
ling. -.
Oa bill man faa ct anoet giaeOe al
ben iGpne gefoltning, ida 9dd ben |
MuIeerne, / 4leranoer ben 8reoles
itorilddet berlige Wiuieum for rlsiilt
Stunt, / ,Gremitdgen", Der ejer en-
Canning tlusiiit Stunt al ooeroroens
li9 @9roi, eller bet dloeles fulotoms
ment oroneoe 3ooIogiite NuIenm, iom
aae meo itor 2~iberalitet er ddbneoe
gratis for Yublitum.
Gnonu beore fan man mdal lie ltus
oere ben iGpne petersborgerbefolts
ninas Qip / ,Rarotni Dom" 6oltets
6us), iom ben nup9renoe aeiier bar
oprettet. ,,5oltets gus" er ct Pdldos
al Sern og Sten, paloigt / 1T Oms
fang iom ct dnDet 8rpItdlpaldos. 6or
en- Gntree, Der iparer til 10 Ere, tan
man TONNE inb. timber ben o9loige
0lastuppel er Der lpit og pdrmt, Wiens
neitemasien bslger frem og tilbage,
6erer paa Muiiten. Ter liot paa or
Iteaige drtiitiite YrGitationer, Stus
oenten og Sunteren %. b. I. Sfiterss
%dipiranten), ben ~rusIifte o5ens" og
bans qige, Qrbeiberen og 5dbrit9ers
rem, fornemme og fattige imelem 6Ders
andre befoGter bitten efter @ften
o6oltets 6us". SOB Opera tan man
bpre mob en- ringe Gtstrabetdling, COB
og biaig Mao ian man fda ira ct OGlz
oigt 9stten, iom ligger dabent uo
imoD gnfet'sn, men ipiritusie Drift
te, Der er ida mango ausieres Unite,
bar asjieren forbuOt / fit 9us, 5oltets
6us.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
jog ittc optog for
og better lite Optaser III j..
Gn Geocs6relic.

! ,Oanit lutberit airteblao" for /
Dag, D. IA. Mdi 1902, finbes en- Qrs
titel unoer Speritrifter: o6porfor
jeg lite ipareOe fer og b~oorfur jeg life
iparer nu@ = at qaitor Gbr. 5alcf.
Qrtitlen former Jig / 5lutningen til
ct Qngreb paa mig, boorfor ieg feler
mig tDungen til at fremtomme me0
min R~eoeaerelie.
paitor 5alct i~triper: ,Qaar Der belz
Ter life M / ,Daniteren" ies Spar
pad, bpao Der bells ligefrem, bells MIN
ore ligefrem / be iioiie glr. al famine
glab Iom / tioligere Rr. bar tr9pet
Spar fra min Sipe. Fl betfer
3ettelIer at Misforitaaelier al. boao
jeg bar %ifrepet, bar bet i'm 9runo /, at
,0aniferen"s Reoattgr life bar optdz
get, bpao Der er bleDen BAN tilienot
oesangaaenbe. Seq ital Der
i%noitrante mig til at proteitere mob
en- iaa partiit grug al port Samfunos
Organ -. 29ngere neoe meooez
les, at jeg life bar billet optage aettels
Terne til qditor 5dlcfs Statiitit.
Oosrfor bisie g%eitploninger itdl jeg
oplpie fglgenoe:
Oct er iaa langt fra, at jeg lite bar
Oiaet optage oRettelierne", at De
tpartimoo fnOes / forrige Rr. at
BIT" - 6porleoes qaitor 5altt fan
pdditad, at min Billie bar ipiaet noaen
Role Der, inoier jeg life, Oa je9 life
bar petslet Ell Orb eGer en- 9inie meO
BAN ON ben Sag. Men muliapis ban
| i'm Sper for at ramme mig bar fors
petslet lit 2nife og min Billie.
9ette puntt er 10 imiblertio ubetps
beligt. Qnberlsbss forboloer bet Jig
meb paitor 5alefs fsrit fsrte Orb.
Del ipnes 10 at mddtte frsmgaa al
benz, at ieg ligger ipoe mso Soar"
eller noget I ben Retning.
6nns Mening ipnes / bet marteliee
Sprog, ban fsrer, at mdatte p9re benz
ne: at naar Der life les Soar /
Dit" pdd, 6poo Der er blspen tr9pet
Spar til fra bans Sibe. E bellsr
Ietteiisr 0. +. b., bar bet i'm @runb /,
at jsg life bar optdget, bpao Der er bles
pen mig tilienOt oesangaaenoe e.
iii benne Sniinuation ital jeg forte
Zig ipure:
Sra paitor Jalcf bar jeg albrig
mootaget noget iombelit oSpar", liee
iaaliot fom jsg bar fraOet noset. Der
er life tilfenOt mig nogetiombslit
,oesangaaenoe."
gel bar jeg to 4rtitler liggenoe ira
paitor 5alcts 6aanD, men ingen al
benz bar bet minoite meb nSpdr" at
gre.
y Den enc er oper ct bdlpt Qar
gammel; en- lang 8oganmeloelie iom
jeg bar loOet at optdse, ndar pi bar
COB plaos. Sg benne er dltiaa fire.
pen ct 6dlbt Qdr for Der bar noget at
! ,%iodre" paa.
q Oct maa iad pel D9re ben ans
ben, paitor 5alef refererer iii.
0enne %lrtitel, Der giper zig ub for
at bare ifrepen al en- dnben, fan bog
formentlig life itule galoe for oSpar"
fra paitor 6alet. Gaers bapbe ben
bel baaret bans eget Napn.
Seq fan besuoen meo min beDits
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
0uoroan ifal bet bliue beore!

Br9itemdnglen eaer 5rang Tor Here
8r9iter bar 10 fact en- temmeli9 al
iioig 9rpftelie, og bet mefte ION er
fremfommet bar pei ogiaa p9ret bel9z
renoe oq til @labe for mango, ON bet
MI bare fan blioe bebre. oerfor lab bet
life blipe oeO en- 6Rgtniug / gluten eli
Ter pda bet upisie, men en- 59gtning
mob ct OnOe, paa bet Oisie, / 9errens
Rapn og for 9errens Sag.
ut Der fnbes Aariag til pr9itez
mangel 6os bore preiter @iuaDel iom
bos MenigbeOerne er jeg life / 5pipl
ON, 6ioinotil far Der p9ret lagt melt
gQgt paa 5ejlen bos Menigbeoerne,
maaife ben ogiaa DiIer Jig melt hos
benz 9enne Sang pil ieg / Steoet
for at fremorage SDagbeoer, dnbefale
ct unioerIalmiooel, iom bil ~foranore
5or6oloene til bet beore ON bet benpts
tes, og bet 6gr tdges at Pr9iterne idds
bel Iom 2Rgfoltet, t6i bet er ct ufejle
barliot Miboel, ION pil pirte til tort
@apn 6aaoe for Rutiben o9 for Jremz
tioen, les ON bette Miooel bos WlattA.
Z, II og Sol. 3, II.
gi tr9nger til at lore bette Orb liot
6eore, iaa Orbet bliper en- 2eperegel,
% bet baaoe for praiter pg 29gfolf,
6apbe bet pGret Iaa, oiloe StiGingen
p9re 6eDre / Dag, LAB bet iaa blipe
beore for 5remtioen.
0i bar life alene 5rdng Tor Here
gr9iter, men for beore prGi ter, Dem pi
bar tr9nger aae til mere eaer minore
Jorbebring, enten @eotommenoe tror
bet sIsr FL og bOor ies tenter 5orbeoz
ringen ffal ife er Iarlig paa uoodnnslz
lens Omraabe, og Der bar be poroenbe
pr9iter fore 5ortrin, ndar bare Gipet
life fommer til at tr9oe / 8aggrunz
ben for 29ren, t6i 2ibets uopitling /
Sfoletiben, er at tor getDoning, iom
albrig ber glemmes.
ct Mibbel, 9dnmarfsprRiter bar
oaret anbefalet, nen bet bar fine tore
ganffeligbeoer. Jsrit tore gfeiieubs
after - og ndar be Iad er Der,
6pab Iaa2 mon be bill gda til en- lille
Observation-Disclosures at beg1noe meo,
MOI be BIZ arbeibe for en- 2en, iom
Der bDbes bore praiter pad Misiionss
marfen, mon be BIZ gre bpao fad
mango bar gjort Deo ge9pnoelien, d1@
ffaHe &sretgi m. m. og Iaa tere Su@
timber at Mil DIN Naret for at iamle
pore aofprebte 2anbsmRnb, ia, bet er
10 2anppirfiombeb, inbpenoer cen og
dnDen, be ifuloe til g1erne; men itdl
bore prRiter beropre oa i9ttes til Sis
be, ieg mener, tom nogen 6erpber, full
be be bperfen titles foran e1er bag Deo,
men liae meb bore egne pr9lter, og
ba tDiDlsr jes pau, Di BIZ fad ret mans
&c.
Sammen meb be andre Wtioler, iom
bar p9ret anbefdlet, beDer reg 1dd dle,
fom snifer flsre Qlrbejoere og beber
5sifens !6erre ubienbe qr6ejoere | i'm
5sit, brug flittigt bet | Subs Orb an@
befaleDe Mibbel, anDeno bet | Sams
funosarbeioet I JOr6oloet meIem
Samfuno % be sntelte Menigbeoers
Misfoner, praiter Os Misiionerer, oq
ompenot bisies Jorbolo til Samfuns
bet og bets @erning Oeo Sfolerne sa
be forIfeaise M~isiionsfelter, og anpenf
bet imelem Gmbebsbrsbre i~nobDroes,
Gag fun ct gobt JOrruab at oenne Me=
bicin meb til adrsmeoet, og brug ben
iapnlis, ba fan Oi not trobs ale Wan.
nelig6eber fad ct gobt og Dellignei
Mdrsmgbe. III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

9iaar saiern teaocHoer iie iii 5olt. Ger
aoetterer / y aoet. enten for at tDbe hos Dem
eler ior at ia Gplgsninset OH bet aperte.
reoe. be0es De nltio omtdle, at De laa Nuer.
tlsiemeutet / bette 8laO. 3et oil uGre til
seniioi9 gaptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

Salt 1920
Rebidt til $500.
5rat al 9ipet / Qmerita, St. aopiing.
Qf grepe til !6jemmet. @ploenbals
ite 5orlag. 178 Stoer. s Smilag.
Reofat fra $1.00 til 20c.
Gr airten en- guOoommelig Organis
i~atiOn2 al puitOr Sacobfen. 48 Sis
Der. 5 Omildg. Nebiat fra 15c til
10c.
g. 9eegaarb. On Sntolerante iier
/ 0enieenbe til religies Sberbepiss
ming. 226 SiOer / Smlag. Reos
iat fra $1.00 til 30c.
6. 6au9: 9enrit at 8aDaro. 144
Sioer / Omilag. ReOiat fra 60c
til zoe.
Jr. &rebs: Snbipibualisme og Sos
cialisme elIer boorlebes bet DANTE
S%amfuno for 5iben arbejosr. 145
Sioer | Omildg. Rebiat fra soc
til 30c.
q. g. Mabien: Gr bet MT? sSnos
bolo: Npe 5oner, bet gamle Mens
neites DEB, 9pao flyer Striften,
Den anOen Sibe, 9irteligbeoer.
AZ Siber / flint Omnag. QebIat
fra 15c til 10c.
Or. Worten Gutber: llblaggslien at
De npe 9oosialmer. Qnbet Oplaa.
123 Sioer iSmilag. 9ebiat fra
soc til zoe.
8. WarienieH. 9oematiIte Oplpss
ninser. 2lnbet Oplug. 104 Siber.
5 Omilag. 0ebfut fra 60c til 20c.
9aud. Samleoe Homaner. IL.
Sbb tbffe 9inb / Omilus. lebfat
fra $6.40 til $500.
Dor 9erres Os 5rsliers SeIu ariiti
2iD, f@ortalt for 5oitet, bear6ejoet
efter bet enselife us inbleoet meo en-
Oigtcpluia at 0eorg Gpsrs, praf
DeO ct. Sobannes airtsn / asbens
Rabn, meo Sort os ODER 100 Saus
itrdtiOner efter be melt bersmts
aunitnere; 9ertet er ioliot og fnt
inobunoen, 1872 Siber, bbcr Sioe
rigt f%oriirst meo imagfulbe funitsI
neriife Oetorationer. Nebfat fra =
$3.50 til $3.50.
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