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The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
Loss by Smut.

Recently in walking through some
illinois wheat fields the writer was
struck by the number of smutty heads
that were found. In another field
nearby the smutty heads were appar-
emily few, and the writer remarked
IN the fact. A farmer said that he
was deceived by the lack of manifes-
alton Of the smut, but that it was
there all the same. Then he pointed
out large number of stalks that had
attained only half height, as the smut
had killed the head and the grain
growing. 1t was so COW
cred by the leaf that the smut did
rot show till IL was looked for Then.
too, q good many heads had had the
smut whipped OFF by the wind and did
aot show black to the casual glance;
but when examined they were seen to
be destitute of wheat grains. A care
tul observer estimated that the loss
from smut in that field would be at
least per cent. The injury could
have been prevented by the expendi-
ture of very small sum of money in
treating the seed at time of sowing.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
Too Much for Bismarck.

During a visit to London Bismarck
was invited to inspect famous brew
cry, and, in acknowledgment of his
reputation for beer drinking. an enor-
nous tankard of old ale was set be-
fore him. IL seized the tankard,"
said the iron chancellor, land /
thought of my country and drank to
Prussia and tilted it till it was en-
PITY. Then THANKED my entertainers
and succeeded in making my way as
far as London bridge. There l sat
down in one of the stone recesses
and for a considerable length of time
the great bridge went round and
round me-"
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
Soil Surveys.

1t is now developing that we should
have a practical soil survey OF every
state in the union, for every state in
the union is engaged in the production
OF cereals, fruits and vegetables, as
well as OF grasses. The surveys in
most of the states have been OF the
geological order. 1t was necessary
that these surveys should be first
made; for they are very valuable in
indicating the composition of soil, and
the outlines OF the various formations
are indicative of areas that will give
largely the same results when put
under the pillow. The practical sur
vey is however what we want. This
kind of survey is being made in Illi-
nois, where, in addition to the geo.
logical survey, test is being made of
the ability of the soils to produce GER
tain crops. The state OF Illinois has
appropriated large sum of money
for the carrying on of this work, but
it is safe to say that the money is
coming back to the state several
times over. The examinations of the
soil in the southern part of the state
are bound to work revolution in the
farming of all that section. The dis
covery of the acid condition of the
soil and the ease by which it may
he cured is worth many millions of
dollars to Illinois farmers and to the
men that will yet invest their money
in those lands. IL is also almost GER
tain that as a result OF this work
there will be steady shifting of the
population toward the southern part
Of the state, where the winters are
mild and the climate good. The same
kind of practical soil survey should
exist in every state. 1t takes money
to carry on a work of this kind; and
II tho other states do not take hold
Of the matter in earnest they will
lind their own interests being injured
by the growing importance of Illinois
agriculture. IKE work that is being
done in Illinois is not an index of
what may be the condition in other
states, and the state legislature that
hopes to profit enough by the work in
illinois to make It unnecessary for it
to appropriate money will find that it
has failed to make a paying invest.
ment.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
DRAINAGE and Land Erosion.

The question of land erosion, is a
large one in some parts of the coun-
try, especially in the south, where the
soil is not covered by q very firm
sod and where the rain often comes
in great downpours. A study of the
matter seems to show that the erosion
begins in the spots that have been
kept soft by some little spring that
Is oozing out of the soil. The remedy
appears to be to run drains slantingly
down the hill TO catch all the water
that falls and carry it away under
ground rather than leaving it to catch
he .rills and aid them in furrowing
out the soil. Drain tile was used in
he experiments last year. The drains
we're so arranged that the storm
water would be scattered rather than
concentrated. The results of one sea.
sons experience give hopes for the
best; for in the fields so treated last
year no washing Of the soil occurred.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
BEFORE FAME REACHED HIM.
Letter Written by Great French
Author In Pessimlstc Mood.

Letter Written by Great French
Author in Pessimlstic Mood.
A letter written by Tame, the great
french author, during the years that
he struggled for recognition has been
published recently. He writes: "A
vision of book worth writing has
been fitting before my eyes; am
sorry for 1t. Those momentary delu-
sions awaken the passionate animal
which l believed to be crushed or
asleep, and afterward fall back into
reality with great bitterness. Thep
l have to cool myself down with ice
cold arguments. hope, with time,
to succeed in killing my old self and
only preserving the machine. l treat
myself every morning with the follow.
ing sentence: A Goldfish contains
100000 eggs, 200 of which reach the
adult stage. 1t is natural that ]
should be one OF the 1898, 800 others!
This phrase, properly applied and suf-
ficiently soaked in Spinoza infusion,
helps one to become a reasonable and
worthy beast. in an overcoat, black
tie and spectacles, working as regu-
larly as a mill horse, generally es-
teemed, useful to society and perfect
ly worthy of being NAVY OF a min
lister"
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
Rlunders In Translation.

In New Britain missionary, in
translating, was seeking some native
idiom to convey the idea of binding
oath, when a chief suggested that the
desired phrase was, Il would rather
speak to my wife's mother than do
ouch and such n thing" In British
Columbia a missionary wanted his
catechist to translate "A crown of
glory that fadeth not away" This
was done to the satisfaction CT all
concerned, but ultimately the mis-
sionary found to his horror that it
had been rendered, "A hat that never
wears out!"
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
con Succeeds Father.

F. r. Williams, Jr.. has been ap-
pointed prosecuting attorney of An
trim county to ill the vacancy caused
by the recent death OF his father.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
Roosevelt Has Been Notified.
HE STANDS PAT ON REPUBLICAN RECORD
AND INTENTION.
Notified BY Speaker Cannon At Sycamore Hill

President Roosevelt was notified
formally Wednesday OF his nominal
ton for the presidency 10y the national
Republican convention. The ceremony
took place ut his country home ut
Sycamore Hin, three miles from Oys-
ter bay.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05

After months of special elections
and citizens petitions the paving con-
tractors have started work on Nep-
sing street, Lapeer.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
ParIa Green for alnn..

A color-blind farmer of Conklin
took paris green the other day, think
ing II was ginger, but is still alive.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
Smallpox In County lall.

The Saginaw county Jail Is under
a smallpox quarantine and the other
morning the prisoners were lined ND
for vaccination.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
Reldinq Board of Trade.

Bedding business men have organ.
lied a board of trade, in order that
their work for the city's good may be
done on q systematic, organized basis.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
Gasoline Engine Eyplodes

BY latest reports It is learned that
the explosion in the Williamson bar
Der shop was due to gasoline en-
CINE in the rear room.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
oId.FashIoned Pole eaI,In,

An old-fashioned pole raising will
be the feature Of Republican cam
paign rally at Star City July 29.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05

A girls ideal young man is one who
doesn't hesitate to give her an oppor-
tunity to say yes"
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05

One of the commonest mistakes q:
he fruit grower is TO neglect to cuiti-
ate his orchard.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
civ Hall for AInena.

Work on a new $4,000 city hall for
Alpena will be started at once.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05

Piso's Cure for Consumption IS an infallible
medicine for coughs and colds.-N. w. SAMUEL.
Ocean Grove, N. j., Feb. IL, 1900.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05

Bifhns-That was n great joke she
played on her husband. Snifflns-What
was the joke? Biffins-IIer mother
Baltimore News.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05

A fine new Catholic church is being
built at Milford.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05

Blox-Does Rover move in good So
viety?
Knox don't know about the society,
but / know he's always moving.
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05

Europe has four and half miles OF
railway for every 10000 people; the
United States has % miles
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05
Imnortant 60 Mothers.

Examine carefully every bottle OF CASTORIA
safe and sure remedy for infants and children
and see that it
The Yale expositor., 1904-08-05

EETc permanently cured. No nts nervousness
ri rst days OF Dr. Klne's Great Nerve kestor-
or Send for FREE So 90 trial bottle and treatise.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-07
Grmen.S eb6ree.

Die RsuorauniiatiOu bieier 8eb6tbs
s,fOlste ON Srsitas 8ormittae uno ,u
slsiter Ssit parb bei&lOfen. bas Nuar.
tier bon bem fdOtli6sn @sbdube nod
Dem ie6fen SiOdwetie bss Gonnea @ss
bdubes su perIeeen.
Dle 8samtentpubl ersab foIsenSes Re.
iultai: 8rdiiosnt. Rssis q. 8roots
Ssirsidr. 6. Soispb Gillespie; Sbab.
msifsr. Walter 8epan Solicitor, Sobn
R. @pnaros Supt. bss SllEbe Selms,
@sorae W. 9semer; Watrons beriielbh,
5rau 8ssmer F.; iebbufisr aat. Or. D,l.
liam apn&; ausudriiser arat. Or. g.
3. 2Oneitrest; atst fur Propibsnes Di.
Itriti. Or. German 8tRp {; fiir Dunmots
Diitrlft, Or. 98. 8. @rssp,p; {dr Sdo.
isiis 0lhritt. Or. W. 8. Dunn; 10,
Bstie,ts Difrlft. Or. 3. q. 8eooo:
Antpuli. SObn +. Scuas; 2opIdne I'd,
SlIlice SsIm, Rsp. ., s, s. Cough uni
ReO. Ssntp u. Pltions. Die Salair,
uerblelbsn ipie blsbsr, nit Gusnabme Dor
Supt. 8esmes's. brs bon 81, 300 au
$4,000 etbbbi tpurbe. unb isiner @a,tin
Der Wlalrone. oas BON 5000 uuf $500
srb6bt putbe.
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DttrefDn.

- Die bisfsen 3spubIifaner bnten
unietn lanpidbr,e,n 5reunb Sous T..
5e,bel sum Wdpo, sfano,caten nom nlri
Su feline, @obnuns su grstsr Dor
odab iturb ON Sonneitus nod fulse'
Rroptbat Srlsord 9 bmann i'm Utter
uon 35 Sabten. Die @iliin uuo spei
&,nber lberlsben ben 8stitotbepen.
S,mss DEFINE. elm Winsr i'm 30
g Sdeht Der @ue gomp inis, tpuroe am
lRoniua stpl'6en elnsm Barren uno e'n' m
5Ibpf.ller asflnsen uno b5s seroTdd
u1D IN Soipttal b,fiiI hiete min, bab et
nnetlide 8alsBuneen ab,elt.
8abreno er am Rsui q stage is ne
S,obeliern beiube, ew'fple eln IL
Wonnte alter Sobn bss Ddptb Sarr,s
oon @r'tsr msbtere nit 3udsr Ibsrso
gene @,fip'Qen uno asttouie tie; bos
aino tplro fOfort uUn 3udunsen befaa n
hno ,nnsibolb einer Stunbe por IS
obi.
- Gn Seniune oss 3 ties 6es Sus
q Rbannu 5lufss. iiber ben uufaesebeuer
aammern bee 5pin S6i6hS, bate our
.sr,rtne sur Solae. oob bic 9iienbabn
B ide bet Sod ltpauna 8abn iiG ienti'
unD sine iOiort poIaeuommene Inter
iuduna ersab. oaB feds Stdbbpfellsi
iiRstt norren poren uub meh ere oer'
ellen fi1 udt BOD a ientt bdttsn. Dst
8Ibubeirieb purc selipslllg einaefeui
bis man fshssiteal bate, bab be y I'D
Nob fitet Uar; er etelb iib. oab elnr
geti9wbuns Os SbulO on Der Sentunp
tug.
- Der Stalisuer Soispb uiunfo boz
BtistOn I"wnitp. nelGer udbtenb be'
s ao ON u vi stage BON ie,nsn Spe'
otfdblien eeltennt ipurbe. poute elnsn
Qaien. ber unter eluen Stelnblod
ut,o6en par, abfanssn. pobsl lbu
ieine 6linie enieiu uno enilaoer
puoe. ST e,b,slt BON Der 2oouna eip
Iub 8 Sod IN bos Bs,p. nube Der Sifl
unb mubts 70 ilnf Siunben oQein IN
8dlhe lisesn. sbs ,bn ieme @pfabrler
u,sber uuff 'nren 81 perIor in bleien
3s,irdame elne 70 e'cbs Dsnee Blu.
, 6 ct Ruib. OILS man lbn bstmitus.
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Hprb Scrantpn.

- George Nuasp srbislt nm Die, iiai
atsnb BON ben RpublIfansrn bsr /
@l'O bic ROm'na''g for Select eoun'
- Der l4idbrias Sobn Sarris. mel.
der ole Welbne ttsBsibent elne 5lobsrl.
finite erb'elt. perl,bie iid am Samfaf
aobe ben Slsb Botis berart nit bel
Wpfs iooab Der bsbanbelnbe A3t bs'
idr6tet er merbs be Ssbiraft bslosi
auesn pstlieren.
- Wdbrsnb zines Streites am Sonn.
tds Nceno ftlttete Sobn Sarlsttp iei
nem Roitbstrn ifrnnf Smiib bon 8tid
luenue etnsn &sRsl todsnbss @SEe'
auer uno bleisr puroe baour6 IN feb
ltme Sll6sr Waie an ben Gtmsn III
9slnen perb'hbi. Sarisf,p tputbs nod
oe, 2bat DsrbafIet uno einetit,dt.
= Am SOnutas srsipnsien ii6 babe,
'Dsi Glnbrd6s; Der srfs eifolsis flGt
moresns IN ben fIsinsn 8 .osn ber Srou
Uatp DilIss on Der gde bon Sprino
StraBe unb @ -pne Nusnue une nubmsr
ole Dlsbs cine @sleiumms uno gn,ab
Baarsn nit. Der spelts srfoIsts Na6ls
IN bic e S. SOsssrlp Dmlbidaft unit
oOriielbit erlanstsn bic g,nbrlnsIinss gt'
sarren uno S6nupps uno lisben bosu nod
s,n 5enitsr often. ioboB bic Wnirt5bt,
uatf uno bic S&antfubs befutbels.
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Ser altefte Baum ser @elt.

Don 3eit gu 3eit pirb bic Srase nd4
bem dlteiten Baum Der Melt aufsepors
fen, obne bisber eins 20fung sefunben
gu baben. GesenlpGrtis itreiten iid
Spet nm bieie Wirb.. Sn Der neuen
Bslt gilt oils folder cine 3bpreiie in
Saaata (Merito). sic pirb aGIgemein
auf 5000 Sabre seifdbt. Sebenfulls
1T 70 bel ii6er, bab Gprte5 nit ieinem
sanaen Seere (1519) i'm S9atten bies
les 8dumes selassrt bat. Mielet be-
seidnet (1863) ben glnblid bieies gias
bsIbulSriefen, Der 8 Sub iiber benz 8os
ben eiuen llmfang bon nabeau 102
SUB bel elmer .!5Obe bon 119 SUB uuf>
pies, ala unbefdreiblib srOburtis,
Sir bic alte @elt bat man cine eide
auf Der Sniel Gbios nambuft gema4t.
bic 20 Sabrbunbsrte Sdblsn foa. am
Sube einen 9ur9msfsr BON 80 SUB
bat uno nod beut: sine farts 9srs
GfsIuHs trGst. -. 4
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Bilfesbarre RaMrt6ten.

- Sn ben lsbten paor Wohen bobsr
li6 eesen 5000 8etpobnsr bon 2inphou.
Dorronesion. @ouarrsp,ae. Notip 5oii
uno 2userne fiir lie 81 25 &dthen Sul
AufnNbme oer frsien Boitabllsferune on
asibOfft uno isBt erfabren iie, oaB bic
ielbe niht erfolsen tpirb.
Man fti'6iet. bas bic Oriidufi
'Wners WllaS BON elmer Dub ber,ils
Gpioemie bsbrobt 1T. Dort tarb nsmllt
etn Mdbden namsns @sIla @asfi ar
olsisr 8rdntbsit unb piet Der 2etbtrog
snbsn iiisIen bus 8Inb, otne es au tpIitn
Odbu,h. fl' diet man. isl bic 8ranibe
IN Der Rldbaridaft psridIsppt tpotosn
SIN 9 8'rIoufs bss psrsaneenen s 3
res nuibs @cronsr 8eras BON 2userne
Sounip su 353 2sibsn'6ausn berufen
Bon bieisn paren: 9 Diorbe. 8 Selbh'
morDe, II @tiru' tsne, 25 on ben @,isn.
Cnbnen esr6oiet. l03 ,nfolse BON nnfal
en- on ben @ruben eslbbtet. 8 outh b,s
4 Suli Refer ee' e'6otst uno 85 aus naiiir.
| den ntiahen peiitotben.
- Nau pIoubt iest cine Spur be,
Bunbe enibedi su baben. tpeI6e tn oe'
oeHOHensn stpe, Wouatsn o,e aabIrel6sp
ys,nbr ii6e uro Dlsbidble in oisier RIt
bi,ihaft ausflbrle. alm lsbten Sdm
iaa sraneen g'nbredu in Den 2loen
uun a'r ,nbet Sacobs IN 9Ipmouib unt
'er ftlib9efiaene S6nee motte ss smba
Id TIRE Spur bus nod osm $ 'ufe Dor
Sobu WlQer su peifolsen Nott fam
man i,oOt nur 5rau R'asr trapt lm
8rie, nelte aneab. n,bls pom ,brem
Wanne ooer onoeten Dldnnern su Dlh'n
Slne poreenommene Sousubung brohi,
usbr oIS e,ne . ,art solosne Rlnee.
tlnsn ao,b poa 8eibmelbs uno elner
rcbsn 8Orru'b pon Sbuben, &leiounp.
W fen. EQUINE unO @asnmaaren Su
tdQe,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-07

s4- 9ute Arbe,t su mnb gen prsii,n
lisferl bic ., ,@odenblatt" Df.ee.
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Don Der &Gofette.

SiroBs liest i&wer erirantt ournieoer.
Su ber Stridfabrif an 9sar Sirubt
mubte ON Wontus Die 9Irbeit eineefell
peroen. neil Elm DampftsfeI ssbOlfer
mar.
Die IofaIe Union SO. 232 Der 8raus.
rel Nrbeitss bot befdlofen. om Wontus.
ben l8 5 ,nuar, in Der Wuit Saat
sinen Bul absubalten.
Sn ibrer Bsriammlung am OisnIap
Nbrnb beidIOb bic Sdnssrrunbe. ibrtr
idbrll1en RostsnbaQ am Atenb bes ls
Sanuur absubulten uub Elm gomite murO'
trnaunt. um bic n6tblsen Itraneemenlf
,u trsffen.
SIM Nltsr BON 5 Wonaten unb Is "a,
seu pernnib nm Dienitas Uoraen SEQ.
sbb"Ieiu Der gbeIeuit @mIl Serbfsr boz
9l8 q tllton Auenue. Die 8eeroieunp
erfolst beute Rahmlttaa 2 ubr i'm oeut
den taib. SrisObOfe bel SO 5
Wasbolenn. bic iunasnblids 3wiI
Iinestodter Der 5ruu Auauit 8ammer
q BON Waple Sirube, farb am Sam.
tag unb tpurbe am Sonnioe i'm Iuns
more 5riepbofe beerbisi. 8aitor s. Wif,
Isitets ben Etcuerblent.
Troboem er an Der 2unasnenisinbune
oarnieperIas. bshoub Grant rlrbutsit bu:
ruuf. bnB feline 8ermdbIuns init Wap
. Gsap erfoIssn loale unb oisielbe fanl
Oaun au& om 9onnerftus bur6 Buho
Bnie BON Der ep. lulb. Gbtiiius Gude in
NlnoOta iiait.
Ser 8srsniiaunes Stub ees Wolit
8aftea No. 2b8. Ruter bonn @olbsner
AOIer. bat bsi6Iofsn. um Wontae. ben
8 Nsbruar, in Der 4rbsitetbaas elmer
4,obsn Mastsnbaa ubaubaIien uno sln
lb,ises Arrangements. Gomite 1T bsrets
IN Der Arbeit.
@ SD babe nunmsbr genlsent
subtuette i'm @ange. um ireenb einsi
% dfraae fir 3obIen ober Sols promp
uadsuiommen. Psafoblsn. SO 75 Dc
lonne, Gbsitnut uno Stope, S3.75
poIs su b,aiafsn prsiien. RupoIpt
S&dfer. 524 BlttstOn apenue. l.2
5rau 2ssis Bod bon gori. 9a h1tt
I'm Samitla in Der Wobuuns ibrr 81
tern, Der @bsleute WalbiaS S1nsibe,
uon alber SirObe. nod ldneerer 8runt
b it on einem Ssrs'dIaae i'm aIter boz
80 Sabren. Muber oem @atien Gbsr.
,sbt bic 8s,iiorbene Elm 4,nb ibre 8sers
Oiauus etfoIsis ON Dienitas Ra6miitup
I'M Putston aUsnue SrisobOfs.
Sin iunger Wann namens Weber bor
Sub Srplng Apenue tpurbe au frlbtr
Worgentunoe in Der Radbari1aft bon
Prospset Ipsnue unb WlQop Strab,
orfnnuneSlOS auf bsm Ss,tenipese auis
9efunben unb ba bic @efabr porlag, bub
sr etfreren pGroe. 10 idaffle man lbr
nnh elner nubellegenben Wtribiboft uni
lab lbm Reismlitsl. bic lbn nu6 l5 Nl
auien tpieosr Sur 8siinnung bradien, 10,
oaB er hsimssbsn iOnnte.
Srau emma Saberfrob beriu6ts Iit
I'M Dennerfag IN ben 8tfB ibtsr spsl
alnosr ,u itten, tpeIde iett Der 3rennunp
Don ibrem @iiten bel beH n Sbn,tsi, ,
Srau SObn S6rboeI BON @ebar Apsnue,
llniafdnft fanbsn. 9lls GenftnbIsr Sra
Dlu6sQ etidien. um ssrau Sibsrftrpb 40
ustbaflen. fanb sr bic 9bdrs nsridloRsn,
orldie aber bic Gblre Elm uno petbaflsh
oann bic 5rau, ioipie beren 8atsr U /
Butter unb ole brei putben Dnnn fu
b' eri3sinsn a| WOn'Os ssbaltsn.
Ia W,rme uniettleiber in alIep @r5
zen unb llallidien tpetben su billstsh
pteifen oetauft in WcUiaiams.
53.4 gde GGdl. & Waitineton.
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aus sem oberen Ehaie.
lGarbOubaIt aorreppnptul.I .

-2aut bem Satresbetitt Der 8eiunos
bs,is 8,bbtpe ste,suele iib TN 5 'bt'
1908 a,,oOs elm 3opssfaa m,br OILS I'm
SIbIe 1902
- Die Dsmottatsn bon Sdrtonbal,
'dd OH,n tn elner 9 mros AbsnD abs
!. b Ilisnsn 8sriammluna. Ib,e Bnmdt'
clbIsn ON rdbiten Woalaa unc ben
@oupsnt sur domination pon iidouip'n
Bsomieu ON folsenDsn Nlttuot utiu
b ,lten.
p6- @ fGl'unssn buurfa6en lsi6'
6weIe 2t9Rtbsuen. W,n i6dBe iit
oulh ben Aatauf Dirmet nntetflslosr u
DC h'iq oms.
53,4 @de g d & Bdibinston.
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Dbptpsrapbieeu ais @eibnaAtss
efeheufe.

ROrtrait PboiOsropbiesn. s ,milisn.
uno @sieai6ofissruppen in bslisbise,
9lbBe uno feinher Ausitaiiuns. por'
irotts in erupon uno Duherfarbsn. 8s.
p,oeuttionen unb 8srar6berunssn Dor
alien 8,loern. aanbidOfisbiIbsr u. (. tp
Bette 8ufrieosnbsit wiro suruniirt
8sfsae frIb,eiiis.
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