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Oldest Inhabited House

The smallest church" and the 'old.
est inhabited house" appear to exist
in almost every county, and all have
claims to recognition which it is diff.
icult to overlook. At the same time
it is evident that they cannot all DOS.
sess the unique honor. However, the
good folk of St. Albans, Herts, assert
that the old building known as the
Fighting Cocks in that city is the
oldest inhabited house in England.
This ancient hostelry is a picturesque
oak beam building still in very hah-
table condition.
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SUCCESSFUL ADVERTISING.

The Philadelphia Record cites the
case of the enterprising young woman
who within very few years cleared
$4,000 as a book publisher at Boston
chiefly through liberal advertising in
the newspapers.
Her use of newspaper space seemed
reckless and ruinOus to the cOnServa
tive publishers of New England, but
the results have proved the sanity OF
her methods. .
Other books quite as fetching" as
hers, but in the hands of less daring
publihsers, had no such sales as she
achieved.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-18
GOLD DEMOCRATS TO THE FORE

In this campaign it is "up to- the
can do. For ten years the Democratic
party has been so disorganized that it
has been easy for the side which was
anywhere in the minority to assign the
partys continued discontinue to the
aScendancy of the other. EX-President
Cleveland in all his public utterancas
has been perhaps the most cOnspicu-
Gus exponent of the idea that all the
Democratic party needed to do to
achieve success was to abandon it's
radical programme and resume the
line on which he had led it to two victo-
ries. This is the Eastern attitude.
After some years of the presenta
ton of this view. and the Democratic
party having no success otherwise, it
has at last been accepted. The South,
which holds the balance of power. if
not controlling influence in the Dem
ocratic party. decided in 1896 that it
was necessary TO take up the cause Of
the Populistic wing of The party in or
der to succeed. Southern leaders have
a mistake, and are trying the other
line of attack.
II they should fail on this line now.
the future of the party would be much
open 70 question There would be a
good chance of the party's return to
radicalism of some sort. 1t would
take different form from that of 1896,
and probably would not be under Mr.
Bryan's leadership. The size of Judge
Parker's maiorities in the various
states this year, whether he is elected
or not. will have much to do with the
party's future. The conservative
school of party faith is on trial. 1t is
possible that the Democrats as whole
are expecting too uuch from this
agreeable change.
The gold standard element of the
party is avowedlv in the ascendant
Both candidates i've in one of the
four time-belts into which the United
States is divided. degree of neighbor
Illness which has not been exhibited
since Grant and Colfax We're nominate
ed in 1868. Judge Parker's message
to ST. Louis not only riveted the gold
standard on the party. but gave just
that exhibition of "igor in his person
a1ity which was needed for tho success
of the campaign.
The management Of the party is in
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SoFTNESS OF sEAlSkIN
II Rivnlcd by Human Hair Wher
Dandrun IL Eradfcated.

Sealskin is admired the world over 70,
its softness and glossiness; and yet the
human hair is equally as soft and GLOSSY
when healthy; and the radical cause of a!
hair trouble is dandruff, which is caused
by pestiferous parasite that sapS t.,
vitality of the hair at it's root. Neubrn'
Herpfcide is the only preparation that
fatal to the dandruff germ. Without da1;
druf there is no falling hair but q lux
uriant growth of glossy, soft hair s Ger
tain. Securing the scalp won't cure dan
drun. Kill the dandruff germ. .rhous
ands OF women owe their beautiful suit
Of hair to Newbro's Herpicide Sold hv
leading druggists. Send 1oc. in stamps
to The Herpicide Co., Detroit, Mich
For sale by l.. B. Coon 21O Main.
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Shorthand Pioneer.

That the ancients were thoroughly
conversant with shorthand is an un
disputed fact, 1t subsequently became
lost art until revived or red;scov-
cred toward the end of the sixteenth
century. At this time there lived Viii
liam Lawrence, who died in 1921, and
was buried in the cloister of West.
Minister abbey There TIE visitor may
vead his epitaph. Which includes tie
following lines:
Short hand he wrote: his flower n nrime
did fade.
An6 hasty death shorthand Of hir1 hsti
made.
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EXCURSION RATES TO NORTHERN
RESORTS.
STOP.OVERS AT ST. LOUIS FAIR.

Excursion tickets at unusually low
rates, good for the season, on sale t
Milwaukee, Madison, Waukesha
Green Lake. DEVILS Lake, Gogebic
Ashland, Marquette, Superior, Duluth
St Paul, Minneapolis and many othe,
cool and delightful lake resorts
reached by the North Western line.
Stop-oyers at st. Louis permit visit
to the worlds fair en- route.
Information and tickets can be Sc
cured from your home agent. Book
let entitled "The Lakes and Summer
Resorts of the Northwest" mailed up
on receipt of cents in stamps w
e. kniskern, P. T. NJ. c. 4 N. W. R'y
Chicago. III.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-18
NEW ANTI-TOBACCO CRY.

Barnum is credited with a theory
that the world loves to be humbugged
and the doctors appear to entertain the
same opinion.
If we could get the dicta of all of
them together and govern ourselves ac-
cordingly nobody would ever eat or
drink again. A few years ago the news
papers were filed with declarations
that the tendency of civilized life is to
make men, and perhaps women, bald,
and that it would not be long until the
whole race will be born and will re
main bald as a doorlinob.
That stupid rotion died an early
death and now some said-;obe prom
irent London physie a,a has proclaimed
the doctrine that badness is one of the
i fruits of smoking tobacco.
This crusade is against one of the
chief objects for living, and, like most
other crusades. will probably end in
disaster to the crusader Now and
then there is man with SO much acrid
humor in his secretions that tobacco,
outraged. refuses to make friends with
him. This doctor must be one OF
these. But TO most men tobacco
brings soothing, eamfort, hopefulness,
even "surcease of SORROW" and they
will Indignantly resent this insidious
assault on one of the few things that
make life worth living"
And besides resenting the spirit OF
the crusader they will assail it's basis,
in fact and demand to know why it
was that long before Sir Walter Raj.
eigh learned of this Virginia product
Julius Caesar and the prophet who fed
bears with little boys were both bald
and both seemed ashamed of it. They
will insist that a doctor who has any
claim to eminence would better de
vote his strength to finding cures for
ills, toothache or corns, for examples,
than to bring false charges against
the chiefest cheerer of the downcast
and comforter of the disappointed.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
President-AltOn E. Parker.

President-Alton E. Parker.
Vice President-Henry G. Davis.
Electors at Large-Tillman B.
Parks, Harry L. Ponder. First dis
trict. Ed Mathes; Second, J. L. Short;
Third, Ben Taylor; Fourth, J. B. Pry-
or: Fifth, w. r Duley; Sixth, Creed
CALDWELL Seventh, George R. Haynie.
Governor-Jeff Davis.
Tresaurer-H. c. Upton.
Secretary OF 'State-O. c. Ludwig.
i Attorney General--R. l.. Rogers.
- Auditor-Avery E. Moore.
Sup. Pub. Instruction-J. H. Hine
mon.
Com. State Lands-F. E. Conway.
Com. Mines and Agriculture-H. Il.
Bradford
Chief Justice-Jos. M. Hill.
Associate Justice-E. A. McCulloch.
Railroad Coms.-B. B. Hudgins, Joe
w. Phillips, J. E. Hampton.
Representative in Congress-Joe r.
Robinson.
Prosecuting Attorney-W. D. Jones.
Sheriff-James Gould.
Circuit Clerk-Walter Goodwin.
County Clerk-Jesse r. Core.
County Judge-Ed. J. Kerwin.
Assessor-Geo. Lytle.
County Treasurer-John Shelby.
Coroner-R. D. :McGaughy.
SurveyOr-]oe White.
State SenatCr-H. K. Toney.
= Representatives.. II. RoWell, S.
9 Hunt, S. A. Miller.
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Germans in Braz:;,.

About 5000 OF the 100000 lnhabi-
tants of Sac Paulo. Brazil, are Ger
mans. Unlike the Italians, wro go
back to their native country after
earning competence, the Germans
make Brazil their permanent home
and help to pay the taxes.
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Barefoot Cure.

The eccentricities of some people
are boundless. A fashion has lately
sprung up Of walking daily across
Hyde Park with bare feet with the
object of "warding off colds" The
barefoot cure" as it is called, halls
from the Swiss mountains. and, it is
predicted, threatens to become popu-
lar.--London Answers.
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"Cone East, Younq Man."

II 7 were asked to give final word
of advice in this whole matter, would
not say, as did Horace Greeley, go
west, young man, and grow up with
the country" but Come east, young
man, buy a worn-out farm, and go
into horticulture?''-Th Worlds
Work
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viii Erect Statue of George Sand

viii Erect Statue Of George Sand.
The people Of Paris will honor
George Sand by erecting a statue of
the great writer to stand in the Place
des FOsges, near the Victor Hugo mu
scum. It will represent George Sand
in her youth and she will be shown
standing holding sheets of manuscript
and pencil. This year Is the CEN
tenary of her birth.
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G. =. r. Post Honors Gen. Gordon.

c. D. Sanford Grand Army post at
NCrth Adams, Mass, placed its flag at
.aif mast upon the announcement OF
ae dCGth Of Ger. John B. Gordon Of
'eor2ia the first time that post ever
.Nnored q former Confederate in this
VaE. Gen. Gordon had lectured twice
4 North Adams under the auspices
the post
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Peculiar Text,

Little Elmer had accompanied his
father to church one morning, and the
mini. .er discoursed from the text:
"Why halt ye between two opinions?'
Upon returning home his mother
asked If he remembered the text. -
can't remember the exact words" re-
piled Elmer, but It was something
about . hawk between two pigeons"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-18

the hands either of avowed gold Demo
Gratis, or of men like Taggart and Wall,
who would prefer the sOundmOney
cause, even though they make regular
ity the great test.
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10 Stomach Trouble

After you take brakes Palmetto Wine one
II you write to Drake Formula Co., Chicago
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-18
TOILET A RTICLES.

Summer requires lots Of toilet articles and SUPPLIES
So studying the needs of the Summer have com
Eete line Everything in this line, including Chamois
Skin Powder Rags, Face Cream for tan or freck1es,
Toilet Waters, either American or Foreign makes.
Doth tn and Bath Brushes, Sponges. Toilet Soaps
are long and tiresome and by Using selection Of
above 'rticles, helps make dreadful Summer easier.
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9Otatioaea in Seras sepinidt.

Die Sriscp<S gitem 2anb. Smlai,
aratiDns : Gifueiatior lent bersits
ibren 9eil Der ginmanoerung na@
Teras.
Dreibunoertunbfhnfaia Noenten
oieier MiiUciatiDn BPM Often unb
Morben baben iDebert cine -Four nur&
Eeras beenbet uno fib mad ben 6iilfss
quelIen oes Staates &c. e~rtunbiot,
i'm bic Tatiaben ben Geimftdtteiu.
6ern Der dlterer Gtaaten better Dor.
fibren su fDnnen.
Dieie MifDctatipn 1T bic mirt.
iamfte, Die eS 9iebt; fie bat Mgenten
in ben 9anser Ser. Staateti. @DQt
Sbr @uer @igentum. auf benz 2auoe
Doer in Der Staot, uertanfen, rpiinibt
SIR &apitaf fir Snbriten nber
iraeno cine Snouitrie, fhreibt an
st. g. n, Sefret6r bes Stas
miaratiDns 8urenus, Dept. u.
SriscD : @ebdnbe. 81. Souls, Mp.
g. u. 9ueBes,
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9rdftiae Worte
lte6ersem8en ieoen Sau Mntonioer
SeTer.

ueber5eu9una fplqt iD(bem qeuals
tigen Bepeis, pie er bier geoeben
miro. SDr Dem 3euauiB bieIieer
@iupObuer iulte ieoer 3meifel
ihuinoen. 2eiet uno iebet, Db Bpei=
fel beiteben farm, oeeeniiber bieIes
3euQniiies.
q. Sei6el, elm ebetnolteer giebs
SI9ter, 81 Snoiana=S troBe, 1agt:
@enn i6 nidt gana eetpiB pdre,
oaB Doan's<Ni 8illen
mir aebolfen bdtten, piiroe i'd es
nibt ia9en. SD batte &idenldmer=
gen in oer@eaeno oer9tieren lett 3 biz
4 Sabren. AUDI anoere anseifen
oeuteten oarauf bin, oaB Die Nteren
oauDn Die urlabe ieten. @eitoem
i'd nun 8 Dan' 8 @ieren=BiIz
II n gebraude, fible ib grleidtez
rung uno bin ~lberseugt. oaB iie elm
mirtli6es 6eilmittel fir Die Nieren
Itno. Wtein Stat lit: v@ebet su ST.
ider & Springall,s apDtbefe, ber=
lon9t 9oan' 8 Sill
fen uno oeren @ebraud] miro SEE
iultate, berporbrineen, Die @rftauner
erreaen.
grbdltlid bel alien 9roeuiften.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wiqburn
@D. in Buffalo, sc. g., aueiniae
Geenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
SergeBt nibt ben Manen Duan
unb aceebtirt fei1 Subititut.
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RdtSerltdhe Sehre.

8enn oas @elhibtden, bas oers
5eit i'm 8iener &atbaua fDlpDrtiert
pir0. nieIeiht auh nid1t eans uabr
lit, 10 1T es bod iebr gut erfunoen.
@rbdlt zines Cages Elm beber Wtaaiz
ftratsbeamter, benz Die Nneetegenbeiz
ten Der S~traBenpf1ege pbliegen, Die
@inlaoung. iib nit etnem leiner hars
renoen 6ofmagen in oas faiIerlihe
SblDB nod 2ain5 gu beeeben, nm
bort our beiunoeren Nuoiers bel Sr.
Wtaieitat 81 eri6einen. @el6e @bre!
oenft Der 6Dbbeglidte, pirft IiG nit
Sorefalt in 6as feitlide @epano, bas
er letn etqen nennt, in ben sSrad unb
Die beulhimmernbe SemobruIt unb
iteiQt oann in ben offenen 6ofuagen,
Inn auf oelien lautIuien @ummird=
bern Dem failerliben S9loife uno
Der tbm 0ffenbar bepDritebenoen aqera
bDbiten 8naoe entgegensurpuen.
Son ben l6Dniten 9rdumer beIeelt,
merit Der 8liidlibe gar ttidbt, tpie in
Der Ndbe bes 2ainser Shlp1es Der
Grab Der pra6tp0llen Bferoe INNER
iblanfer miro, Die StraBe, Die leiner
Sbbut in Dberiter Suitan5 anoertraut
1T, pDn Bfiben uro 2bhern INNER
mebr erfiiut lit.
SEPT, i'm NngeiiGt oes 2ainser
ShlOiies, 9reifen Die taiierlichen Bfers
De melt aus. @te in toIer Sago ieber
Die @unmirdoer oes @agers iiber
Die Bfiben. oeren Snhalt hDh auf=
ipribt pno li6 auf 8feroe. @aaen,
5rad uno 6emobruft ergieBt, Die
nunmebr einen nit Gerapeihune ers
fillten Bn1en beoedt. Sc 1T, ais
ob Der &utider ton gepDroen tpdre.
8ein Bitten, fein Sfeben fam i'm
bemegen, Die idredlibe S9nelia<
feit su mdBigen. Ct bat ben ftrits
ten Guftraa, in b6bfter gi(e ben
0errn ing 5hloB 81 bringen. Iber
UNI 6immels ni0en bod nidt in
oieiem 3uitanbe! Sin I9lelauden,
Elm neuer Beitihenbieb in Die raiens
ben 8feroe, elm neuer idmdraliber
Strnbl aus benz Springbrunnen oes
2ainaer @roreibes!
@nolibe balten Die oampfenoen
8ferbe oor benz Sblpie. l1nb ehe
nod Der 6err nDm Wta9itrat ben ees
ringiten 8eriuh MAIDEN fam, Die
Nrgumente BON Der 2ainser StraBe
gu entfernen, itebt ihOn ldbelno Der
.oerseitiae e~rsbersoalide 6ausberr
bon 2ains uno Sbpieaerlpbn oes
Gaiiers pDr ibm. Tief 5erfniribt
itamrnelt Der unalidlibe leine gnt-
ibuloiaung fir iein fotbeipriBtes
unb Die Sraee rtab ben
auerb6dften 8efeblen. uno freunos
lih laet Der 6ersog sum Meifter Der
8iener GtroBen; ryeibts pDr 8e=
o%eutuna. Nber eettau 10 iiebt INNER
Seine Wtaieltat aus, tpenr er uah
tpmmt. Damit nar Die Nue
oiena 81 @ube. 8ie geiaat, 1ena
Die @elbidte uidt suabr lift, lift fie
erfuuoeu.
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Treie Heiie aad st. 9ouis uib

lin ben 8elubern Der Weltaus.
itellung entseaensutummen, mirh bic
M. g. &G. =8abn (9be &atp) einen
tteuen Sbnen5ug autihen @alpes
iton uno San Mntpnip uno ct.
Souls einleger uno bic erfte 8erlpn,
Die einen Mart,eri fir bieier rietserl
8ug einienbet, Der an9enDrnfaer
peroen tuirb, erbdlt elm 5reisEidet
nDn irgenb elmer Station In geras
rtab ct. Souls unb surad udbrenb
Der Nusteuune. Die fnlaenben Be
oingunaen iino 81 beDbaGter: Der
Name ntuB tteu uno DriaineM une
tura uno peritdnolid iein. NlIe Wtit.
teilungeu in 8esua bierauf finb sa
ribten an Us. 6. lGrufb, b.
s.. . bpr SEQ. 620 8.
DALLAS. Teras.
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aeine gpraen tueaen Der MifrOben.
9as 5Oiabrige Snbildum COMFORTS.

Die 8orbereitungen fir Die Seier
bieies greieniiies iino in poaem
8anae. Nub iiuo bereits $500 fir
ben 5eitfono ae5eibnet poroen. Sn
elmer iebr gut beiubten, entbuiiaiti=
iben I~eriammlune tpuroen 6err Us.
Wieoenfelo alS 6eit : 8rdIioent uno
6err Saul GiQaret als Self Setre@
tdr ertuablt uno beitimmt, oas Set
am Sonntag, ben 4. September alb.
Subalten. Serner tpnroe bas fol-
genoe Yroaramm feit9eiteQt:
Worgen8 6 ubr @lodenaeldute
uno 20 BDqerihahe.
8Dn $40 ubr &onsert i'm Bart
uno uor Sngenbitts 6Dtel.
I'm 10 ubr umsue nit oetoriers
ten Wagen, SlUatS &c. ourh bic
Staot nab benz Self lab.
gmpfangsreoe auf Dem Seite BlaB
nab Gntunft oes Suges.
lin 2 ubr: Jeitreoe.
0abmittags: 8ergniauuaen aaer
Ntt.
Qbenos s ubr eroBes 5euertuerf.
Nad Dem Seuernert; ao1sert in
elmer 9aue.
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&eifen De u eenten:
&. 6. 8mid5.
M. G6prDbtnt.
Gail GMaefer.
Der Giienbahnbau.

unlere often Giienbabns SompaQs
MEN iino fetBia am Gusbau ibrer
2inien. SIN Oeloiitrift miro Diel
oebaut, ebeniD i'm 1itliden Geil oes
Gtnates; Die SnternatiDualbabn bat
fi@ ausgeoebnt, Die Miolano Babn
bat cine Qr6Bere Meilenaabl erbals
ten unb Die Wiiiouri, 8anias uno
Teras 8abn miro gegen Witte SUM
in Nnftin einlaufen. Nub neue
Qinien iinb entitanoen, 10 Gle bon
CORPUS gbriiti nah Brownsville,
Die Nnfnng Sui etngemeibt meroen
uiro uno Die NranIas BaB 8abn
lit auf benz Wege oUrtbin BON
Nlice aus iiebaig Weilen nett norges
0rungen. Oa8 ltno allies reht ers
freuli@e Nabribten.
Sebt tperoen mir aber AUDI noh
cine tleue uno aiemlib oirefte 2inie
pDrt bier aus nab @alueiton erhals
ten. Mn Der Spite bes unterneb@
mems fteht Col. $. BDlf, Der jabres
lang nit Der Nranla8 BaB 8abn in
Werbin6ung ffanb uno aulebt 8ice'
Brafioent nno Mnnager Der @Dlf,
gpluraou uno Santa Sc Babn in
@albelfun mar. Sol. Bolt bat feline
GteIIe n~ieoeraele9t, am fi@ gang benz
rieueri BrDiett tpionten au fDnnen.
Sc uar in Stem @nrt, nm 3apitas
liiten oafiir gu intereiiieren uno lit
Dor einiaen Tagen nod @alueitCn
auridgetebrt, unt feline BDrbereituns
Qefl fir bic neue 2inie 5u treffen.
St bnt iih stpar mod nidt eingebeno
0ariiber ausgeiprohen, aber er bat
audi nihts In Nbreoe aefteut unb
ieine pufitine grtldrung, oaB er in
Teras perbleiben peroe, lit nur
cine 8eitdtiaung, oeS felt eini9er
oeit 1hmebenoen @eriibts.
sc beiBt, baB Die Strede Der @Olf
Balm ppn bier nnb Stodoale einen
Teil Der neuen 2tnie biloen merbe
unb oaS lit iehr wabriheinlih, oenn
Der Bau oieSer 8abn muroe ia nit
bsr beitimrnteu Nbiiht unternpntp
men. baB tie nah @aloeiton peiters
aefibrt meroen lolle.
Mir baben in friheren Nrtifeln
bereits 6nrgetau, mel6en Bert Der
Wau oer Giienbabnlinien fir uniez
rem Stant aehabt Fat unh uie lebs
terer ieine Gntipideluna ben 8ab<
men ueroantt. uno oaber 1T uns
isoeS oerartlae neue unteruebmen
mitltOmnien.
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fir 5tenerSabler.

Die Itdotiiben Steuern fir oas
Siscaljabr 1903-1904 finb iebt fals
fig uuo mniien in tneir,er Office in
Der Staotballe, Gan GntoniD. Teras.
be5ablt tperoen.
Nah benz 81. Mtai lit Der 8abs
lunastermin nerfallen uno es peroen
Damn nod 8inieu, Strafen uno &os
item auaere9net. Cine 8erldn9es
runa oes 8ablung8terminS iber ben
81. Wai binaus miro poIitio nidt
Itattfinoen, oa bieIelbe geeen ben
neuen Staotd)arter perftuBen tpiiroe.
&ommeu Sic. bite, rebt5eitig, nm
aaau itarfen Inbrana 81 permeioer.
Offices tunoen tdali9 BON s ubr
80 Min. 8prmittaas biz 5 ubr
&adnlittaes, NIT Iusnabme oes
SGnnabeno8, an pelbem Gage Mlt,
tags nm II ubr aeihlDfien tuirb.
Sobn u. glitter,
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@out S~rleasIdaupIaee.


Nm 5pnnnbenb batten iapanie
lhe Truppen elm @efe6t nit &oz
laden BET III gang Bien 8en, noros
6itlid opn fSen9 8an9 Chang, 81
beitebett, in peldem bic 8uiien sus
rideetrteben puroen, Die Sapaaer
baben bann ben Ort ri gang beiebt.
Gin tpeiteres NrmeefDrps lit
aus Sapan abgeganger; es beftebt
aus 15,0 900 Wann.
- Die &ufien baben mebrere
Srte in Der &dbe pm Bort Irtbur
eerdumt.
- Die Sapauer lDIen entiblOIien
iein, nit benz Sturm auf Sort Grtbur
am Is. SUM su Beginner.
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sdnea Gtnbalt aebDtea.

5. q. @uIeoge npn Berbena,
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5olge eine8 ibmeren Saues BON
5GmDrrbDioen, Die "a @eihmilite
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uno Nrsneien lire @irfune nerfeblt
batter, gebot Budfens NrnicasSa lbe
Der peiteren gntainoung lbnea Gins
bait unb bette i'm. Sc BELT aIe
2eiben uno t6tet ben Sdmer3. Is
Gents bel &alteDer & Spbn uno 90.
9reiB, NpDthefer.
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elmer iolioariiden Sunoaebune oes
ameritanilhen Deuti@tums uno iei.
ner beoingungsluien 2pbalitdt fir
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