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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02

RETURNS NOW COMPLETE
Result of the Recent Election Finally
Reported Officially


The total number of votes cast IN Kan
sas for governor at the recent election
was 2S7 Jos. This was established Satur-
day afternoon. as previously stated in
the Eagle. when the state canvassing
beard met and commenced the work Of
eanvassing the returns. This IS nearly
200 short OF the estimate made on the
total vote. using the unofficial returns as
basis
The announcement made Immediately
after the election that w j. Bailey. Re
publican candidate for governor. would
have plurality in the neighborhood Of
$4,000 over Craddock. Democratic nominee.
caused no little comment. The official
returns. however, show that Bailey
plurality was 42o94. and even at that he
didn't lead the ticket.
n. r Mason. a candidate for supreme
court justice. led the Republican ticket.
His plurality was 453S1. + W Cunning
ham, another Republican candidate for
supreme court justice. also ran ahead OF
Bailey. His plurality was 4S.7s3 The
same was true OF D. J. Hanna. candidate
for lieutenant governor. lie came out
with a plurality of l2.10l
r. T. Kelly. Republican candidate Tor
state treasurer. made surprising race
considering the bitter fight which was
waged against him by mis- political enc
mics. His total vote was but $500 less
than that of Bailey. wnue his plurality
was 1853 smaller Previous TO The cleo
ton it was the general idea that ne
would run at least 10000 behind the state
ticket Mr. Kelly's plurality ives 81 49,
Congressman Charles Curtis has clear
majority Of e.731 and plurality Of 10,lSe
The plurauties of the other Republican
congressional candidates were as fol-
lows:
j. d. Bowersock. Second district. 4.s5s;
P ?. Campbell. nird district. 4.os5. J. N.
Miller. Fourth district 5H7; ". A. Cal
derhead Fifth district 1891; W. A
Reeder Sixth district. AS; Chester l.
Long Seventh district. 1876
The board did not complete the cam
vassing of the returns yesterday for the
reason that Secretary of State George a.
Clark has been unable TO finish the tabu-
lations on secretary Of state. state audi
tor attorney general. superintendent Of
81 hools. superintendent of Insurance. con-
gressman-at-large and the two consti-
tutional amendments.
on this account the beard adjourned
until O'Clock Monday moming. when
the work of canvassiug VIII be resumed.
Following are thc total voses ard pluraii-
ties of the various candidates for state
officitls thus FAR canYassed.
RESULTS on STATE TICKET
Supreme Judges Six Years Terms.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
SHIPPERS AND NOTES.

There were not hogs enough on the
market yesterday, but still one thousand
is not a bad starter for the week
The packers did not buy any COWS and
heifers yesterday for less than $500 a
hundred When you want good beef,
come to Wichita.
Colonel John Carrot, who buys hogs
for Armour on this market. returned
from Kansas City last evening.
it is not often the railroads do any
switching around the packing houses.
but there were two engines in the Cudahy
grounds last night long after dark. Gu
daily is doing business now in dead
earnest
Secretary Ed Blackburn of the Union
Steck Yards has some fine E. P. Rus
sell colts running on a patch Of very
vigorous wheat near the stock yards and
they run so fast that they appear to be
flying in the air. The colonel is salts
fed that green wheat viii not hurt young
colts.
Grace Bros. of Cheney had a car of
hogs on the market yesterday. They are
popular shippers and always market their
hogs in Wichita.
J. Tunney of Kingman had in car
load of the best heifers yesterday that
have been seen on this market for some
time. and he got a good price for them.
The well known firm OF Campbell &
Horton of Caldwell brought In a car of
hogs for the market yesterday
W. r. Johnston of Enid is one of the
largest shippers in Oklahoma. He had
two car loads of hogs on the market
yesterday and it win og without saying
that he got a good price. The buyers
strain point to use the Oklahoma ship
pers fairly.
c. Houchin OF Burton IS comparatively
a new shipper, but he is business all the
same. He had a car of hogs on the mar
ket yesterday.
J. D Rayburn of Bentley was one of
the shippers who sold hogs for a big
price yesterday.
Robins x Alexander received three car
loads Of mighty fine calves yesterday and
if you like music YOU ought TO be around
three car loads Of calves that have just
been taken from the cows.
II. a Schmidt of Goddard was late
arrival last night with mixed car Of
hogs and cattle.
W. J. Popplewell of Rome ENas on the
market again yesterday with q car load
of hogs. lie is a regular shipper 10 this
market.
William Risley Of Blackwell had
car Of Oklahoma hogs on the market
yesterday and they sold for a good price
Lem Council of Burchheld & Cornell of
Anthony was a late arrival with car
load of hogs last night. but he topped
the market just the same.
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Ne.u Ynrk produce

New York Dec Butter Receipts.
& sss packages Market firm state
dairy. 3se7c. extra creamery @sc. cefa-
mon 70 choice creamery, s5lE2se
Cheese-Rece5rss. 50 packages Mar
ket arm Fancy larEe new state flll
cream caiored and white September.
1si.c. late mad- La fancy small. ee.-
ored sept rmbcr f1fsc. late made. Isc-
fancy su B. white September lsisc. late
made. I1a.c
Erg@ Receipts ss75 packages Market
frru state ard Pennsylvania. average %
hsst ZSZc. western uncondisc- poor 20
Saear-Raw. arrn Fair refining SIS.
centrifugal. IS test sac u1olas=e sugar.
s-sc Refined, firm. Crushed. 5Ec. Joy
dcred fg-e. GRADUATED s75c
cor -Qlllf NJ Eip. 3 5fsc
Nclasses-FsTra. SsE Orleans. sc
Poulfrv-Allre. u7sett5ed dressed tsrrn-
western chickens isc fowls. I84lsi1cs
western fsfrkeg-s. 11c-
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taIlow. SIC; No. 2 taIlow, &c; sheep.
pelts, 25075c
Furs-Coon. S0q50c; skunk. black. esq
zoe: short stripe. 41Q50c; narrow stripe
20G35c; broad stripe. 1oQ2oc; mink, soc
dSl.00; opossum, 6725c; polecat. 10q15c;
coyotes, 4Ga75c; beaver, S2.0q5.oo; otter.
So 0oQ6.0O
Negeta bles-Potatoes. per bush, 40c;
sweet potatoes, per bu., 40c; cabbage,
75dsoc per 100 lbs; onions. bur bu., e0c;
carrots per bu., Sc; parsnips, per bu.,
roc: pop corn, uer 100 lbs, s1.oo.
Vegetables Gobbers' prices to trade)-
Oranges. per box, 500; lemons, per
box, s40oG4.5o; Wisconsin cabbage, s1009
Sl.25 per 100 lbs bananas. per ID slz93$4c;
cTanbeTries. per barrel, ss.50dl0.00; celery
doz., 69Q65c; comb honey. per ID. 15c;
strained honey, per H.. 71.dSc: potatoes.
per bu.. 50165c; apples per Dbl, s2.50G3. 90;
New York apples, per Dbl, s3.75: Span
ish onions, per crate. $1.S5; sauer kraut
per keg, SI90Q2.Oo; dates. per ID. &c; figs
per box, SL9e; peanuts, raw, 51ac, per H.
roasted, 75zG10c; walnuts, 1315Q14c: al
monds, 14c; flberts 12c; Brazils, lie; pc
cans 14c; fat print. brick, Y. A and
I. II. limburger cheese, per ID, 15c.
Leather-Harpess union A SAC, 3 &c;
chestnut oak 3, 34c, A 3sc; pure oak,
Szc skirting, 40g44c; sole leather. slaugh-
ter 30G32c. oak sole. 36d3Sc per side
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-12-02
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Dec. I--Cotton-The cotton
market opened quiet. with prices un-
changed to a decline of points, and
closed 9alt points net lower.
New York, Dec. J.-Cotton-Fdtures
opened quiet December. S.32c bid Jan
uary. SSsc February. S-24c bid
March S2sc bid; April. s.26c bid. Nay,
S2ec bid June s26c, July. sec bid. Au-
gust. Sl3c bid. September. ISlc.
New York Dec 1-Cotteu-S Spot closed
ouiet. points lower Middling uplands.
s50c. middling gulf S75c. Sales . 80
bales
Galveston. Tex. Dee -Cotton-Stesdy
at S 3-l6c
liverpool. Dec I-Cotton-Spot. mod
crate business done, prices unchanged
American middiing f5-d.
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New York Money Market.

New York. Dec. Close: Money on
call firm at 4lkG5i5 per cent; closing.
AS per cent Time money steady; 50
days. per cent: 90 days. per cent, six
months. 3isd6 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 51zg5 per cent. Sterling exchange
firm. with actual business in bankers
bills AT S4s7t2N4S.65 for demand and At
81 S3501is s.. 90 for 60 days. Posted rates.
S4S4s and S4SS Commercial bills, 1851
4S4
Bar silver $3.50 Mexican dollars. 37izc.
Government bonds firm. railroad bonds
irrap75sa-
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CattIe-

The supply of cattle on the market
yesterday was fairly good for a Monday
and the most satisfactory part Of it was
that they were nearly all good. The
prices for cows and heifers appear high,
hut that is because they were better than
for some time past. Dold literally swept
the market ali Of which shows that beef
cattle can be sold here. The Wichita
packers are buying good cattle and shS@-
pers who have fancy fat cows VIII find
IT to their advantage TO Try this market.
IT does not cost anything to stop and try
the market IL the shippers load their
cattle south or pest OF Wichita.
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The balance of what was not counted
Saturday was counted yesterday with the
following results. which make the ofii-
cial canvas complete.
state Audltor-Seth q Wells Rep.
I5S. 90: James NJ Lewis. Dem, lts 80. 5.
T. Gould. Pro sef5. ~. J Mcmillan.
Wells plurality. i3.64s
Secretary OF state-J. r. Burrow Rep.
49, 77. Claud Duval Dem. 1i5.2e; George
Holsinger. Pro 1859; J. T. Names. Soc
42iG; F. +. Green. Pop. 6o1- Burrow 5
plurality. 427i5.
Attorney Generate. c. Coleman. Rep.
l5s $50; r. NJ Pearl. Dem. lissss: F. n.
McIIaie. Pro. 4e37.. e. G. Clemens. Soc.
i.3SS; Maxwell Thorpe Pop s1f Cole
mans plurality, +.fiS-
Superintendent or Schools. j. Day
hon. Rep. 1889: William Stryker Dem,
IL SIG; Sena II. Wallace. Pro. 4leo, Lue-
la Krayhil. Soc. apo; ". . Riste. Pop.
ei5. payhons plurality. f2756
Superintendent or Insurance Charles II.
Iuling Rep l5s.75i. Dan Hart. Dem.
liAS2 " T. CoryeH. Pro. flss, G.. g.
Warrington. Soc. f2n A. g. Munich.
Pop. OBJ Luiins piurality ASA
accommodations - G. T. scott.
Rep. l5s s87. J. .. Botkin- Dem. ll5.ss-.
W. II. Ransom Pro. 3.1N. +. Maugnou.
Sec. assf. S. q. Bloomfield. Pep sol.
scotts plurality 4eeS
Constitutional Amendment raise
salaries Of members of the Legislature
For. s1N0. against 1mess Majority
.r... fr.n4 ar-.f~r..sff
TO perfect biennial eiectioHr-For. $50
s7s. against 76lss Majority Tor amend
ment. 6s-s
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Dry GOODS MARKET.

New York. Dec DRY Gcods-There
has been no change JED the market to-day
Of any account The general demand iaas
been quiet Coarse colored cottons an1
mapped cotton goods continue scarce and
frm in price BroHn sheetings and driiis
dun and outside ~ leading brands prices
show some regularity Print cloths ere
auiCt and unchanged Prints IN steal-
demand az previous prices
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special stocks in which speculative cam
paign was going on, but general consider
atoms also played a part. OF the special
movements the most notable was in tbs
local traction group The accompanying
gossip quite generally pointed TO ian
.or comprehensive merger OF all tbs
traction facilities within the Greater
New York corporate limits and sup
posed share in the control by New York
Central and Pennsylvania. Manhattan
conspicuousiy abstained from a share IN
the movement and was at times below
Saturdays level The dealings in this
stock were ~ther light. This gave some
color 10 4 sgpposition that the movement
among the -ner fractions was designed
70 adjust their valuations 70 q higher
Ievei already attained by Manhattan An
other conspicuous center CT strength was
the soft coal group, especially the north
and south roads traVeTsing the region be-
tween the Ohio river and the lakes. Ru-
nlors were current OF a plan FOR c0mbin-
ing all tne railroads in the group by max
ing a holding company of one OF the
smaller companies. Hooking Valley and
Kanawha and Michigan were most con-
spicuously affected
Among the more general considerations
which affected the market was hope
that the December disbursement Of inter
est and ulvluends, which are estimated at
about s950J0.0o0. would afford relief TO
the local money market. The payment
in London today OF twenty 10 twenty
I'VE millions Of dollars on account IF the
Shipping combine also aroused hopes Of
easier conditions in the money market.
Actual quotations for call money Were
firm under the continuing influence Of
preparations Tor the December Gishurse-
Tg,ants and time money rates We're I'M
changed. New York exchange at Chi
caeo rose again To Tr, but deposit
was made at the sub-treasury of $4,000
for transfer 10 the interior. The opinion
Of bankers. in spite OF today's stock mar
ket view. is for continuance Of close
money conditions over the end Of the
year
There was some speculation on the as
sumption that selling Of stocks on the
ground of supposed anti-trust' views 10
be expressed in the presidents message
would prove unwarranted
Some very heavy blocks Of St. Paul
were placed on the market. the source
OF which gave rise TO much gossip IN
connection with the authorized new stock
issue. The mystery of the seliic< was
unrevealed. The seasonable cold weather
has d good effect on the general mar
ket and more especially on the coaieTs-
There were occasional baeksts through
out the day, but the closing was firm
and at about the top for many stocks
Bonds We're irregular. Total sales, par
value S2.0laS90. United States threes,
coupon. advanced IS per cent on the last
call.
Closing stock quotations were as fol-
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York. Dec 1.-Today's market
made notable show Of strength and
prices were lifted quite generally Ter
cent or more. This was due II part 20
The sympathetIe eject Of movements on
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CASH Quotations.

Cash quOtations were as foII0Ns.
Flour-Quiet and steady
Wheat-No. spring. T4q74iac; No. 3, g.
Q7Sc; No. red, 751s d7s1kc.
CCrn-No. .. SIC; No. yellow. 53lac.
Oats-No. 2 29i4c; No. white. SIC.
Rye-No. ,. 4Sa51c.
Barley-Good feeding, 34d3Sc; fair TO
choice mailing, 55Si5Sc
Flax Seed-No. l. S115; No l North
western. Sl.20
Timothy Seed-Prime, 1920
Provisfons-Aess pork, per Dbl, s16.62ls
d1675: lard, per 100 lbs. sl04T'adl0.5o;
short ribs sides Qoose). SS.75Gs00; dry
salted shoulders t5oxed). 50 121zQ925 short
clear sides (boxed. SS75Qs.00
Clover-Contract grade 5000.
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OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
Chicano.

GniCaQOs
Chicago. Dec L-Cattle-Receipts, IS
e0e including 2,1o0 westerns Market $50
sc lower Good 10 prime steers. ;5.15G
zoe: poor to medium. S3.00Q5.75; stockers
and feeders. $2.00G460: cows, Sl.@9u4.50;
heifers. S200G475: Gamers. $I.40G2. 40;
bulls s2.00G45o; calves, .$3.50d425: calves,
sy.5oa6..oi western steers. S3.50G4.75.
Hogs-Keceipts today. 5000; tomorrow,
5e.t9g. left over 1000 Steady. closed
strong Mixed and butchers s. S516.SQ;
good to choice heavy. SsSGQ65o. rough
n. a ". s5.1 .1l5l5. light $5.65G6I5, bulk OF
sales. S6e9r6.2e
sheep Receipts. 50O0a Sheep 1eQl5c
lower. lambs 15G25c lower Good to
choice wethers. S360af0o; fair 10 choice
mixed. S25gQ36o: western sheen 3. I0H
$50. native lambs. S3.7o05.4o; western
lambs &3.15d5o0
Official Saturday Receipts-Csttle.
1855. hogs S.5S2. sheep. 17.leo Ship
ments- Cattle. 4oSa: sheep. 3.H7; hemfwy
ments-Catue, 4.0Ss; hogs, S4E; sheep, $50
Kansas City.
Kansas City. Dec. 1.-Cattle-Receipt
2.30' natives. 1000 Texans: calves. $50 Tex
ans SOC natives. Corn cattle l0<I 40c lower:
stoclzors and feeders strong; good cows
stesuy. common lower. Choice expert and
dressed beef steers. $ $4,000. fair ~
good. S.256535; stocizerS and feeders s. O.
G4-25. western fed steers. g. 0oa5.4 40; Texas
and Indian steers. S25osi4-s Texas cows.
5000 PSI: native cows, Sl-50G4o3 native
heifers. S2.75l4s5. Gamers. Si.0o02-e5;
butts. s. 5o93 So: calves. s. 15Efs,oe
Receipts 4Sao Market steady
TO strong. Ton ss1o. bulk Of sales. $50
N6.21: heavy S6a5G6ea; mixed packers.
S6ep a6.2o: light $ sa6.lo; workers..
S6o5a6.19. pigs $5516.o5.
Sheer Receipts 9e3 Nsr~ef st-0--
TO loc higher: active. Native lambs. 8 60
a5-23. western lambs. s.. q ais; t44 Cstts.
S2o0G3.70. native vethers S.eaf4-l5. west
ern vethers. SS.eoqSS5, stockers and iced
ers. 2.Soa5,25.
ST. Louis.
81 Louis. Dec. Cattle Receipts Ao1l.
Including SEQ Texans Market steady.
Beef steers s. So; stockers and feed
e~S. s. seI3 -. cows ana heifers. s. 5ols% -.
Texas steers. s2.6eIs.e5; COWS and heif-
ers. $2oaG3-2e.
Pigs and lights. S.7eg6le; packers, s6-Ssa
els, butchers. S61ea65a
Sheep-Receipts. 4oao Market slow
Natives. 8 s2GS.So; lambs, Si-og5-S9
ST. Joseph.
St Joseph. aio.. Dec. l-'Sattle-Re-
ceipts. e.Is5 Cows and heifers. $2.oe4 s-S5;
veais S3oI6ee. balls aud stays $50
& 81. stockers and feeders. $3.50 Ia
Hogs Receipts 2Ssa Market steady 10
strong Medium and heavy. S6.ieEf-2e.
sheep-Recs.pts. 2s7s. Market active.
steady
Boston. Mass. Dee. III. wffrid Bloa-
din was tod.y placed on trial herr.
charged with the murder OF his wife
whose dismembered body was found at
Chelmsford on June 10 last
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St Louis. Dec. --Wheat-Lower- No.
red. cash. elevator, &c. track. ead71c;
December, Csc. May. 7s1sc. No. . hard,
66a7ic
Coru-Strong. No . cash. s2ssaffc.
track ESssd4tc: December ass. 4c. De-
cenbe- 4si.145ssc. MAY 29i s05s -.
Oats-Strong. No >. cash Size. track.
Sc: December. Sic; May. Sic No. white,
3siec
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ST. Joseph.

Boston. Mass. Dee. II. wffrid Bioa-
din was tod.y placed on trial herr
charged With the murder OF his wife
whose dismemeered body was found at
Chelmsford on June 10. last
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Kansas City.

Kansas City. Dec. L-lCose: Nneat-
December. 61asa5lzc; May Csc; cash. 40.
hard. 65c; No. 5 hard, 81 sc. No.
red &C; No. red. Csc. No red, G2is
@sS1sc
Corn-Decemher. SSaSSiac: May. 8G7.
S67sc: cash No. = mixed 9G29i-c, No >
white 95c; No white. Csc
Oats-No. white S3a535sc: No , mixed.
3o@30isc
Rye-No. ,. 4F2c.
Hay-Choiee timothy, s1c0an.o9; choice
prairie, $3.50.
Eggs-Fresh. PIC.
REGENTS of wheat. l6l cars.
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STUART-NELLY

livestock Commission Merchants
sstockyards Wichita. Kan Market
paper furnished free on application
Wire or phone our expense, when
you are shipping. Phone 80. We
attend personally TO the unloading
and care Of stock consigned to Us
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RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

on the Produce Exchange today.
Butter-Firm. Creamery, 1SH-Sc; dairy.
17G24c.
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men ober aud oft Oamen aus ben pors
mbnften Rreiien, Inn bic @trGflinqs
NIT BEN OitersruB unb brei-Sferz
fufsn 5u besliiden. Nu9 brineen tie,
iuorouf bic Gefangenen ipobi mebr
Mertb legen tuerben, Gleiih, 8rob,
Ger y. |. 10. nit. bic @efdnsniBpertpalz
tnng geftattet bies nur am Dferionnz
tag.
8ranntpein fon natiirlid aur Ser,
berrli9una bss Geitts ni9t einsefiibrt
lperbtn. Srobbtm tperben aerabe am
D~Eerfpnntog in ben ruffiI9en @efdngs
nifen ungeheure Wens.n bes ~,gebranae
ten MdHerfens" getrunfen. Die Ser.
iponbten uno Grennbe baben ben armen
Oetangtnen @elbbetrGae auqeftedt uno
bic Gefdnsntbauffeber haben ii9 fdoa
NIT 9roben @4nnpsporrGtb.n berfeben.
Die Glafde. bic benz Muffeber etipa 80
Big 40 aopefen toitet, perfanft er burds
meg tir sinen Mubel an bic @efanase
men; 10 brinst biefsr S6napspertauf
an benz Oftsrtaee ben g.amten oft mehf
Elm. als bas @ebolt fir einen aanaen
Mondt betrGgt. Gep0bnliA fasen bi.
Muffeber bsim 8ertaufe bes G9naplss
81 ben @efangenen: ,Srinft, aber priis
sels guh ni9t." 3abten bic @efanse.
men ben Nufiebern elm anitGnbiaes
4rinfgelb, 70 brinsen bic geamten aud
Rorten, nnb g~etp0bnlid trirb am O{ters
lonntog in ben ruffiihen @efdnsniTss
flott sejpielt. @egsn Mbenb, no ber
@~rannttptin bereits feline Wirfung aes
than hat, sebt ss In ben 3.lsn luftts
nno laut 5u unb ben Sdlub bilbet nidt
telten cine iolenne S9ldgerei Der 81,
sa''stuen unteretnanber.
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@ie oiele Meniden siebt es, ipetbe INNER Hagen,
obne aud nnr i'm gntfernteten 5u abnen, mas ibnen
eieentlid feblt. Neun aug Sebn perionet iterben Ell
nes langlanien Sooes on S6pin6iu9t ooer Neroen=
erih6pfung uno ipiIen es gar ni9t. Warte niht biz
9eratlopfen uno Slide in Der 8ruf f9 ~eingefelt ba=
ben. biz bu bid matt, trant uno arbettsunfdhta
flblf, ionoern fareibe aleid, menn ou oies lief, unS
I'D peroe Dir elm BUD ienoen, nas Dir fuihtiae Nuf=
tldrins urlo iolde &atbidldee ertbeilt, bel beren We=
b~er5igung Die Garbe auf ben Mansen, poae 8eiuno.
belt unh Srobinn i9nel a~urhdtebren peroen. Oiee
ies auBeroroentlih interefonte unb lebrreide Bud,
oas bon Sung uno @lt, Wsann ODER Grau aeleIen
meroen ioats, if gu besieben fir 25 Gents in Brief
marten. U2an aorefFre: UaenfdJcnfremuo. 1871
9. atbemae. yeetu Dprf. q. D.
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uOors . Gormalin", (Gimer &
3menol, bait. lueun es Morgens
ole 8abns nno Munb : Woiier oe-
braudt tuiro, Bdbne unb Wunb
wdbreno bee aanaen cages rein.
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Aaent.