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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-08
LittIe Rock 8. Memnhir 1.

Memphis, Tenn. July 7.-Score:
R.H.E.
Little Rock II 0oOO2O s--6 10 2
Memphis .....0 300 20 OIL Z 2
Batteries--watt and Zinram; Ehret
and Fritz. Attendance. 500.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-08

New York, July AFTER pitching
fourteen straight winning games,
Chesbro of the local American League
Club had to succumb to Gibson of the
Champion Bostons to-day. Score:
R.H.E
New York .....0 001000O 5 2
Boston !. ......0 0 O oil 0 1 "a .
Batteries-Chesbro and Mcclure;
Gibson and Farrell. Attendance 1866.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-08
Nashville 2. Atlanta O.

Nashville, July 7.-Score: R.H.E
Nashville ......1 0 l 0O01 0 % /
Atlanta .........0 0 0 90 o 0 0 90 2
Batteries-Piatt and Accorsini: Har-
dy Clarke and Winters. Attendance,
1000.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-08
New Orleans :. shreveport 4.

Shreveport, La, July 7.-Score:
R.H.E.
Shreveport ....Ot 00SO000-4 8
New Orleans ...3 0 0 90 0 04 0--7S 3
Batteries-Feye and Graffius; Bret
enstein and Durham and Fox. Attend
ance. 500.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-08
Score by innings:


Nv o . . y y q T
Summary: Two base hits, Ken
nedy Three base hits, Spratt. Stolen
bases. Yancy, Roth. Double plays,
Rhodes to Mullaney; Polchow to Bus
sy to Roth; Miller to TRULY to Busy
Passed balls. Roth 2: Holmes, l. Bases
on balls, off Thatcher. /; off Polchow,
4. Struck out, by Thatcher, 9: by Pol
chow, 3. Time, 1:25. Attendance, 521
Umpire, Grim.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-08
GOT A GOOD LEAD IN THE FIRST
AND NEVER LOST 1T.
PITCHER CH0WCH0W WAS
BOTTLED UP TIGHTLY.
SHED HIS UNDERSHIRT IN THE
FIFTH AND DID BETTER.

Three Fast Doubles and Some sharp
Fielding on Both sides Added In
terest to the victory We Were
Pulling Of-Thatcher Had an
Easy Time with the Tourists, ana
Did His Part Towards Earning the
winning Runs-Jack Spratt Hit to
Center Field for Three Bags.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1904-07-08

Silver Durham, the Tourists star
twirler, is laid up at home with a
fractured finger.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-09-09
FOR THE HOME.

A Venetian curtain, corded in color
is just out.
A double founce bonne femme cur
tain, one flounce about 80 inches
above the other, is one of the radical
departures among the lace curtain
novelties.
The prediction is made that fine
quality of plain color chenille is to be
reviewed for drapries and table
covers.
The fashionable curtains this sea.
son are almost exclusively modern
English. L'art Nonveau period and
floral.
A new imported gernadine curtain
is particularly suitable for use in
Mission or Art and Crafs rooms. The
colors are dull greens and reds and the
patterns ere strips and lattice effects.
Leather portieres find favor with
many artistic decorators for Arts and
Crafts furnishing schemes.
Scrim curtains are the height of
vogue. One of the latest and most
attractive of this years offerings is a
Cluny decoration on scrim founda-
ton.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-09-09
is that he shall enter upon an honora
BILE and worthy career.

is that he shall enter upon an honora
BILE and worthy career.
1t certainly is most unfit return
when the boy neglects his studies
throws away his opportunity for
learning, and turns to waste the mon
ey his parents have gathered at much
cost to educate him. 1t is a sore dis
appointment also, when instead of re-
alizing their hopes and dreams for
his character, the boy sets out in
wrong ways, chooses evil companions,
induIging in sinful pleasures making
for himself tarnished name and a
spotted character.
1t is surely the duty of every boy
to make his life beautiful and good, re-
alzlng in it, "whatsoever things are
true, whatsoever things are honorable,
whatsoever things are just, whatsoev-
er things are pure, whatsoever things
are lovely, whatsoever things are of
good report" Children hold in their
hands the happiness of their parents.
A son who does we'll is not only an
honor to his father and mother, but
JOY and pride as we'll. The mem
ory of this love and of all that love
has done for bim should inspire him
to strive after all that is best in char
acter, in attainment and achievement.
Word and Woy.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-09-09
PARAGRAPHS.

An umbrella is much good until it
is used up.
All men have brains, but some have
not sense enough to use them.
A mans idea of heroine is wo.
man who can suffer in silence.
The Lord hasn't time to help man
who is too lazy to help himself.
When girl is in love it takes but
one other person to make world.
When couple gets married she be-
slows her hand and he puts his foot in
it.
A man always sympathizes with the
under dog in fight until he gets
licked.
Women love mirrors because they
don't flatter and they love men because
they do.
The average man would be tickled
half to death for a chance to pay a
large inheritance tax.
There are numerous alleged cures
for drunkenness, but death is about
the only one that cures to stay cur.
ed.
It's as easy for some men to get un-
der cloud OF debt as it is difficult for
their creditors to see the silver lin.
ing.
A thief broke into large mansion
early in the morning and found him
self in the music room. Hearing foot
steps approaching, he hid behind
screen.
From I to 8 o'clock the eldest
daughter had lesson on the piano.
From s to 8 o'clock the second
daughter took singing lesson.
From to 10 o'clock the eldest son
had violin lesson.
From 10 to II o'clock the other son
took lesson on the flute.
At ii o'clock all the brothers and
sisters assembled and studied an ear
splitting piece for the piano, violin.
flute and voice.
The thief staggered out from the
screen at half past eleven and, falling
at their feet, cried, "For mercy's sake
have me arrested, but stop u
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-09-09

3 piece solid Oak Bed room Suits, $11 .9S
$3.50 five piece parlor suits. $3.50
$5.4S solid Oak drawers, chiffonier $4.19
$1S 90 solid oak bent China closet $12 S5
Untrimed Hats, latest shapes and styles
some worth 9S. csc
Beautiful variety trimmed hats sold regu-
larly for $49S, special reduction $29S
Flowers and Fruits at great sacrifice
price Table Linen and Tcwlcs, Pillow
cases, Sheets, Counterpanes, at Summer
prices.
Toilet Articles, Mennen's Talcum powder
per box 19c. Colgates Talcum powder 15c
Roach food 10c, Bed Bud destroyer 15c
Electric Fly Paper. .......... ..... &c
Perfumes by ounce or bottle.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-09-09

Have they good view from their
new home? Splendid. They can see
bill collector half mile away.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-09-09

Cool Dainty Laws and Dimities, newest
DaGLeTuS .o2 W yu
Percales Sc, 10c and 1870 yd
India Lawns, Sc Zoe, 12!c 15c and 25c yd
Fine Ginghams. .......S, 10 and 124c yd
India Linens, Remnants. -. sc and &c yl
Summer Shoes, at great reductions, ladies
Oxfords Observation-Disclosures. 81 up to s.
Latest styles and shapes, full line mems
and boys low shoes, Children's shoes
and sandals, from SOC up
f'"n's Summer underwear CSC and 39c
Hall hose. SIC
Regular SOC madras and percale shirt
only SOC
Mems Crash Suits SO, $3.50 and So
Boys pants. .39c, 59c, IS and 81
Ladies' gingham underskirts. 49,. SOC 75c
Pillow shams and bureau scarfs. csc
Wide sirdle belts Observation-Disclosures .49c
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-09-09

A man loses force as soon as he be.
gins to worry over his feelings.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-09-09

Mrs. C.-Do you believe that cures
can be affected by the laying on of
hands?"
Mrs. A.-Certainly. l cured my
boy of smoking in that way"
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1904-09-09
vnn nvrKrr',nG aEAINES. srorrs r,err ox
Cor 9th and Penna Ave, S. E.,
WASHINGTON d. c.,
SUMMER HAS COME!

Just few illustrations Of the exceptional values will
offer this month. 80
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-10-12

the matter further. They are de-
termined to 90 ahead with their
work and will soon commence haul
ing the lumber from the present
place to the new site selected, and
push the work on the building.
The council was petitioned to
open an alley in block 2 of Hitch
cock s second addition and the mat
ter was referred to the committee
on streets.
f. A. Japs entered an emphatic
protest against the pump house
managers filling the steel tank to
overlooking, which forced the water
over on his machine and foundry
property. Messrs. Isham and
Whittet were appointed committee
to call halt. It appears that Mr..
Japs had called Supt. Parkhill's at
tention to the injury on several oc-
casions, and according to his state
ment, on the last occasion before
appealing to the council, he invited
the superintendent out ofhis buggy
to a certain spot il the center of the
street, where fistic duel would
follow. The duel did not take
place.
The council voted to repeal the
ordinance prohibiting fishing in
Lake Redwood and at special
meeting held Saturday evening the
repeal ordinance was adopted. Aid.
Whittet was opposed to The ordi-
nance on general grounds. Aid.
Isham thought it void and inasmuch
as the violation has been general
the repeal was ordered. At the
coming session Of the legislature an
attempt will be made to enact law
that will be legal and that will con-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-10-12

tain sufficiently strenuous penal
clause to prohibit fishing for year,
at least. Pickerel have been taken
from the lake in large quantities
for month past, and to the catch
ing of that class of fish there can be
no objection. But the black bass
and steel-headed salmon deposited
there by the United States and the
state need protection, and the state
game and fish commission will de-
wise a way. Even now, if fisher
men, catching bass or salmon, would
only return them to the lake, there
would be no protest, but the feeling
to keep any kind of fish when
caught is too strong in the human
breast, and the prohibition will
have to be total.
An appropriation of 800 from the
fireman $ fund was made for the
benefit OF the fire department.
At a special meeting held satur-
day evening the street commission
er submitted his report on all Of the
cement sidewalks ordered con-
structed during the past season,
and the council ordered certificates
of Indebtedness issued to pay for
the work of the contractors. As
sessments were also levied on the
property owners, to be divided into
three payments, covering a period
OF three years, to liquidate the GER
tifcates when they fall due. The
property owners will be obliged to
pay annual interest at the rate OF
six per cent.
The bill Of Nelson Bros. cement
sidewalk contractors, amounting In
total to s4,556.55, for all the walk
ordered BIZ the council, and not yet
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-10-12

city Council Has No Power to Give Permit
for Other Than veneered
Building.
Ordinance Prohibiting Fishing In Lake
Redwood Repealed On Ac-
count OF Being Void.

At the meeting of the city council
last Thursday evening Corporation
Attorney Bowers gave it as his
opinion that the council could not
grant legal permit for the erection
of the frame tabernacle or wigwam
wanted by the religious enthusiasts
of the city who have signed VIM.
Sunday, the well-known evangelist,
to appear here in December. Mr..
Bowers contended that the only
permit that could be given was one
that would call for building to be
veneered. Consequently, any pre-
vious understanding had with mem
bers of the council regarding the
erection of the tabernacle on the
site proposed is void, and the COM
mittee will probably locate the
building on some vacant lots south
of the Hayes-Lucas lumber yard,
which is outside of the fire limits.
The opposition to the erection of
the building came from friends of
the court house and of the Metho-
dist church, as well as from owners
of residences southeast Of those two
important places. When the Hes
sian omnibus barn was destroyed,
and when the Hotel Francois block
went up in smoke, famed by a
northwest wind in each case, those
two valuable pieces of property, as
we'll as the residences beyond, were
in continual danger, and another
frame building where the omnibus
barn stood was considered serious
menace to the same property.
The committee shaving the con-
struction of theS tabernacle in
charge felt the safety of this posi-
rtion and made no attempt to press
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-10-12
ASSAULTED AT MOORHEAD.

The Moorhead News of last Fri
day says that II. Westwood, a
harvest hand, who has been work
ing near Hope for the past week,
was the victim of a hold-up at that
place Thursday night, in which
he was brutally assaulted and his
eye injured to such an extent that
the member will probably have to
be removed. He came to Fargo
last night on the $50 train over
the n. p. from Casselton, and went
Immediately to DR.. Weible. On
examination it was found that the
eye had been seriously injured from
a blow with some heavy instrument
and Westwood will probably lose
the sight Of the eye permanently.
His sole possession, which con-
sisted of $3.50, was taken from him
by the hold-ups and he was without
means to secure lodging for the
night. Officer McLain took him to
the police station and Captain Grant
gave him bed in the city Jail.
His home Is il RedWoodY
MIMI
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paid for by the property owners.

paid for by the, property owners,
was allowed in full. Ofthis amount
50, 762.07 was for property other
than that owned by the city, 1896 30
for the walk and curb around the
public library property, $22O.50 for
Is alley crossings, S147,48 for side
walk ends and $50 for taking up
and re-laying walks.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-10-12

For sale cheap-One parlor organ
slightly used, and one fine piano. IN
quire Of J. r, Cooper, ct Gold-6tabeck
bank. 7tf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-28
@om 3~riegsShauplase,

Wan erfDartet ieoen Nuaenblid
Die Hndri9t BPM Beeinn Der 9rDBen
5hlaht sniiden Dem iapaniihen
uno rufiiihen 2anobeer gu befom>
men. Dteielbe erlbeint unnermeio>
lih uno miro bDhit mabriheinlih in
Der NGbe pm 6ai @bena BOT lid,
aeben. Sc tperoen ungefdbr 300. 900
Wann an oerlelben teilnehmen. Ber>
lhieoene 8orp0itenaefedte lino idon
u%or9etommen.
Cine Depeihe aus 8lootmoitpd
meloet, Die BORT befinoli1e ruiitlhe
sslotte f0uue notwithstanding uuhen=
lang niht pieoer in See eebeu; Die
.einaelnen 5hiffe miiBten erit ariino.
lid nad]aeleben meroen.
Gus ST. 8etersbura miro aes
meloet. Die Sapaner bdtten Senuben
eerdumt. wabrlbeinlid, UNI 8uros
patfin nab Dem Sioen gu loden.
Die &uIien babeil ben eng[is
iben Dampfer NaantUn nit iammt
ieiner aus $500 GDnnen aoblen be.
ltebenben 9aoung ais 8riee5f0ntre.
banoe fo~niS5iert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-28
Gin ieltiamer @ecoro.
&ein Stuetter ipld1er tn oer ganseu
HepubItf.

8enn man i'm Stanoe lift, poiitis
pes beimiihes 3eugnis beisubrins
gen, 10 lit oas an li6 Elm unbeltreits
barer 8emeis BON 8erotenit uno
@ert; menr mir aber nod bic fprts
geIebte Nnerfennun9 BON 2euten
offerieren, Die pur Sabren 3euenis
ableeten, 10 fam Der 8eneis ni9t
ftdrfer eemabt meroen. Gin 8irger
erfennt bantbar bas Cute an, oas
Ooan's Nierens8 iuen fir i'm geton
baben un6 naboem Die &ur elmer
iabrelaneen 8rifune untertporfen
muroe. bdlt er nit leinem Sob, ieis
mem gntbuita8mns uno ieirer @mz
pfeblunq niht auriid. Derartiae
Tdlle eiebt es cine gauge In5abl in
Dem @ert, nelbes 9nan's Niererr
Bilen in San Nntoni0 perrihten
uno iol6 Elm 8ecDr6 lit einsia in
ben Nnnalen Der Weot5in.
Ser 40 Soleoab StraBe mobz
nenoe zimmerman unb 8aus Inter
nebner @. 8. 9apis, Der Doan's
0ieren> 8iaen in elmer DHentli6en
@rflaruna I'M Wtai 1902 enborltrte.
beitdtiet oielelbe in nod beitimmtee
rem @Drten, mie folet: rSm WDnat
M1oi 1902 er[ieB i6 cine our BerDfz
fentlidune beitimmte @rfldrung, bes
aialib Der 8obltaten, Die ih our6
ben @ebrauh bDr 9nan's Niererz
8iqen erbielt, Die pDm 8egar Drug
Store uno Slider & Springaa pers
fault perben. Set Der 3eit uers
ipirte id eeringe Inaeiben meines
alten 9eibens, aber id fano, boB Elm
paar pDn 9Dau's Nierena 8iuen, in
redter Belt genummen, ntemals per=
feblten, Die Nttafe ab5upehren. Sd
babe oielelben oielen 5reunoen unb
8efannten empf0blen uno Deroe
fortfabren, es 81 tlin, oenn fie baben
mir iebr eebolfen. g6e ib bic Bil<
len nabm, fonnte ih mid nibt nie=
oerbeugen o6er a1frihten. @enn ib
trgeno etmas bonn 8ooen aufbeben
m0ute, nluBte lb ntelr1e Sntee bet=
gen, onitatt meineu 8iden. @enn
i9 mid erfaltete, 10 ihfua Die @rtal,
tung auf meine Nieren uno Die Tdtig.
feit oieicr Srsane geriet in ibtimme
unuronung. Ser 8pilhenraum Der
3eit, ieit ib meme erite @rfldrune
erlieB, bat oaau geoient, ben 8eweis
gu liefern, oaB bic 6eilung perntas
nent mar"
@rbaltlib bel alien Droeuiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer. Miuburn
60. in Buffalo, g.. g., aneiniae
Ggenten fir Die Ser. Staaten.
@ergeBt nidt ben Nanen DDan
uno oceeptirt tein Subftitut.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-28
cages /. Neutatetten.
Snla D.

9eDr9e &iee in Marietta, o.,
bat ourb feline Mnfpalte i'm Court Of
gbancerp gu Trenton, sc. s., elm
@eiuh UNI Ipfl5iuna Der STANDARD
Oil Company einreiGen lalien, oa
Die griiten3 oerlelben gegen Die @es
iebe Der Ser. Staater oerftoBe. Der
Qntrogiteller oerlanet niht nur cine
QuflDiung Der 8eieuihaft, ionoern
auh cine 9%iautoierune hires Sc.
id1fts.
Sn 0ebraSta iino neun Witls
lionen Gder 2ano Der 8~elieblung er.
0ffnet moroen, Der I%norane por elm
ungebeurer.
: Bei Der grpluiion mebrerer
Teuermerf3artitel i'm 9aeerraum Der
Diamond GireuDrts Company in
Bbilaoelphiq famen orei 8erlonen
ums Heben.
Sc beiRt. ooB Senator 8ailep
permanenter 8oriiBenoer Der oemDe
tratiihen 0atiDnaltonpentipn ner=
ben miro.
Sn Stem Nort unb anberen
Stdoten oes Nproens iino uabreno
Der lebten Gage perihieoenilid 0ibs
lhlaae UDraetommen.
Gin furbtbares unalid pal.
lterte in Der NGbe BON 3inestoa auf
Samaica. Cine Nnsabl Nrbeiter
par in benz &obr oes Nquaoutt Der
Baiierperte beibdftigt, als Der 8e.
febl aegeben puroe, Elm tpenia Waiier
in oas &Dhr Su lafien. Der Befebl
tuurbe faIib oerltanoen uno bic pOQe
8aiiermaiie bereineelafien. IS Ir-
better uuroen aet6tet, ben iibri9en
gelan9 e8, our6 bic rWanboles"
gu enttommen.
Die beutide 9eeierung bat
nun bod nod beihlDlien. Elm 3riegss
Sbiff nah 6apti au ienoen. Sic
lit nit Der frans0iiiden &eQieruna
oabin iiberein9efomnlen, oaB cine
einfabe @ntlbuloigung Der &egie<
runo BON Sapti nibt eeniigt, UNI bic
8eleioieung. bic ben beioen Mtdhten
ourh ben Ineriff aui lire @eianoten
5ugefii9t lit, gut 81 MAIDEN.
= Die Barrier HDtbibtlos baben
beiblpfen, Der Staot Baris So. 000,s
900 su ibenten, fir pelbeS @elo
gelunbe Grbeiterpobnungen aebaut
uerben ioQen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-28
8ie ~pertpe6Telten 8rautpaare.

Cine beitere &pm6oie Der Srruns
gen ioQ ith, mie man Der mGDln.
3tg." ihreibt, tirstif in etnern
&ir6ipiel 2onoons 8%uQetraaen bas
ben. Der analitaniihe Bfarrer iaB
zines WfDrgenS uno britete iber Der
Breoiat fir ben fDmntenoen Spnn<
tag, alS in GROCER Nufreaun9 Der
Sitter in fem Stuoieraimnter ftiir5te
uno riei r6err 8farrer 6err
i, (oer iunae Saplan) ldBt Sic ins
itdnbigit bitten, aleih in Die Stride
gu tommen. gr bat spei 8aore ee'
traut, Die unridtigen 9eute 3uiams
mengegeben unb meiB nun lhlebter@
oing8 nldt, mas er tun loQ." 500
ben Sic idon oas STARR Reeiiter
unter5eidnet ?" fraote Der 8farrer,
audi beitirat, aber ldon Bel Der 5as
DIE. .,&ein, nod nidt," e%rtpioerte
Der SETTER. Damn. iagte Der
8farrer. fam Die Sadie nod ins
refine aebraht uno Die 2eute f0nnen
aufs neue aetraut peroen. Saaeu
Sic 6errn f., ib miiroe in einiaer
Mtinuten in Der STRIDE fem. UNI ielbit
Die 9rauung pDr5unebmen. @es
ia9t. 9etan. Ser Sitter elite in Die
Stride surid, Der Bfarrer mabte Ith
bereit uno bolo eribier er aub at,
Der &ir6entir, mo er Die beioen
8aare uno nod elm paar anoere
2eute narteno portland. @be er ober
nod elm 8ort iaaen tDnnte, frat
elmer Der beioen 8rdutigane, elm
BUliaeibeamter, gu i'm berarl uno
iprah uBir baben Die Sadie mits
chamber beiprDhen, 6err Bfarrer,
uno iinb su Dem @ntihluiie eetom<
men, Die Sahe 10 bleiben gu laiien,
wie fie nun einrnal lit" uno es blieb
babel. Die beioen Yaare speen ru=
big uno tibl alb in ben @beltano
btnein. unbefumtnert oariiber, oab
ieoer nit einem anbern nerbeiratet
mar, als er es nod cine Stunoe pors
Der ertpartet bate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-06-28
Verblaffenser Betpets.

Neue 3euaniiie treHen f0rttpabs
reno in GROCER Wenae elm, melde ers
tldren. baB Or. Sings @eue @nt.
bedung fir Shminbiubt. 6uten
uno @rfdltungen Dbne @leihen boz
iteht. Ils 8eiipiel 0ienen m6ge cine
tirslife berartiee 2unogebung BON
s. s. WeJnrlano pDn gentorpiae,
So. Derlelbe i1reibt: y9rei Sabre
lang ruuroe pbne ieoer grfolg an mir
berumaeo0ftert. DAMN begann id)
Or. Sings @eue @rfinoung gu neb=
men uno elm paar Slaihen 6auDn
beilter midi pDuftdnbia." Dies Miits
tel lit eIeib pirtiam bel allen 2unz
aerts uno 6nlsleiben, Shwinoiudt,
2un9enentsanoung uno grippe.
@aranttert pDn ben Npotbefern s..
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