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BOOK OF RECIPES

High Living, Recipes from South
ern Climes." is the title OF a little book
just published in attractive form by
Paul Elder & Co 1t is the work OF
Mrs l. L. McLaren and is published
for the benefit of the Telegraph Hill
Neighborhood Association, which is
composed OF young women who have
done SO much good for the women
ana children living on the big hill.
Ihey are In need of money to carry
on thelr good work, and one of their
ways of raising money is the sale OF
Mrs. McLaren's book. II contains a
splendid collection of recipes that
every housewife should possess.
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Women Fishers.

A great deal Of the fishing along the
French coast is done by women. They
are to be seen in groups at all the
French watering places. where they
contrast oddly with the fashionably
dressed summer idlers. These fisher
women usually wear wooden shoes and
quaint costumes. consisting of very
short skirts of bright colors and pic
turesque bonnets or hoods. The work
is, Of course, very arduous and the
tyDes look very strong and muscular.
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Tree Silk.

A Kind OF vegetable silk is obtained
from tree, growing to the size Of an
ordinary chestnut tree, which abounds
In Paraguay. 1t can be woven into
threads, but the chief use for it at
present is that of stuffing quilts and
cushions, for which purpose IT seems
well adapted on account of its extreme
lightness. This silk resembles a glossy
down and grows in bolls six inches long
and about four and one-half inches in
diameter
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-14
GEORGE BRADFORD'S
CONVERSION
By CECILY ALLEN

an. a woman could learn to be busi-
ness-like.
'T will bring a little mirror and-a
towel and some SOAP in the morning,
Mr.. Bradford, if you don't mind" she
said as she left. Good night"
"A mirror" Bradford sighed. This
was only the beginning But he was
always glad when nine-thirty arrived
and sorry when closing time came.
Business seemed to increase; he sent
out so many letters. Miss Henderson
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CHAPTER Nv.
: r-i11nfn hnrn
Time to Retreat.

Mabel" yelled the old man, who
read the war news carefully every
day, "Is that young man down there
yet?"
Yes, father"
This begins to look good deal like
decisive engagement"
mo, father"
well, if it amt it's time for you
to retire."-Wilkes-B Barre Leader.
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As II the eye were not a weapon with
Hhich every young woman is already
,xpert, certain rules for an eye drill
rave recently been promulgated. It
Ieems that the beauty OF a woman's
,rbs lies not 80 much in their shape
md color as IN the way she uses them.
Hence a long list OF directions for ro-
ating them so that the muscles may
% best trained. Man never knows
ghen he is safe.-Boston Transcript.
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THE PRESS OF THE NATION.

Why should rainbow-chasing be 80
trowned onf It fills the hearts OF the
,hasers with a JOY keen enough while
( lasts and II doesn't fade the colors
On the rainbow in the least-Baltimore
American.
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SPARE THE ROD.

Miss Teachem-I have such unruly
boys in my class that I am compelled
to chastise them frequently, and many
times my right arm aches from the use
of the strap.
Mr.. Smartly-Well, why not switch2
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Stubborn antagonists which any army
can encounter. 1t reveals a willing
ness literally to conquer or die. which
Is appalling to officers commanding
opposing forces.-Cleveland Leader.
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According TO official japanese re-
iorts. one regiment which went into
ne Of the most desperate assaults
n the defenses OF Port Arthur with
-ore than 200 effective men lost 1900.
My six officers and zoo men came back
rom one OF the most terrible struggles
the history OF war. Such fighting
f this is dishearteninR to the most
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THE
CON-
TIN
UED
STORY

CHAPTER L
Before her proud old father stands
The heroine so fair.
"a half page about her hands,
A page about her hair.)
You shall not wed this man." growls
he.
eve think we quote the text)
Dare to defy my rule you'll be-
Continued in our next.)
CHAPTER II.
The villain with his cigarette
Now woos the heroine;
She walls the day she ever met
A man so filled with sin.
Refuse meh. gyurl?' he coldly sneers,
While she stands there, perplexed,
"Then you shall be, through all your
years.
Continued in our next)
CHAPTER Ill
The hero meets the villain now;
The hero SAYS "Aha!'
And wildly mops his furrowed brow;
The villain mutters 'Bah!"
The villain tells the hero he
Some money has annexed.
The hero swears he soon shall be-
CONTINUED in our next)
CHAPTER "
Proud father, villain, hero, too,
Detectives by the score;
Proud father: "Ne'er again must you
Be darkening my door,"
The villain laughs his scornful sneer
Whose tones are circumflexed.
The hero: wait for me. my DEAR
CONTINUED in our next.)
CHAPTER v.
The hero languishes in Jail,
The villain with a grin,
Says that he'll go the heros bail
And wed the heroine.
But, no! The hero's innocence
Is proven by friend;
They wed; the villain slouches thence;
Proud father melts. (The End.)
Chicago Tribune
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IN FULL CHARGE. 8 Ci+v
Inc master OF a vessel is always in
full charge when there is a pilot on
board except as to the matter of SAIL
ing the vessel to a safe anchorage
The master has the power to dis
charge the pilot at any time.
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Special information supplied daily To
business houses and public men by the
Press Clipping Bureau (Anen's), 230 Cali
i1ornia street. Telephone Main 1042.
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Iownsends California Glace fruits In
artistic fire-etched boxes IT'S Market a. :
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she spends her time in perfect rest
and lives in almost nunlike seclusion.
She has a companion who arranges her
journeys and engages rooms for her at
hotels. This woman sees that Duse's
apartments are at the back Of the ho-
tel and, if possible. overlooking gar
den, for she cannot bear street sounds
and sights. The furnishing Of her
room is important. Everything must
be scrupulously clean, severe and quiet.
for her highly wrought sensibilities
cannot tolerate the distraction of pic
lures and ornaments.
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Chicagos new swing bridge across
the Chicago River has a movable part
275 feet long, each leaf Of which
weighs 2,000,000 pounds.
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answers

AFFECT-C. S. o.. City. The SEN
tence. His transfer to another depart
ment win not affect this department {"
is correct
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-14

FRANKLIN TUNNEI-W n IT
City. The length of the Franklin
tunnel on the line of the Santa Fs.
between stockton and Point Rich
mOnd. is 1900 feet.
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FOXY SMITH.

FOXY SMITH.
Irate Landlord-When I rented you
this house you said your three children
were in the cemetery.
Smith-So they were; they were
spending the day there.
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Sho0ng smart hat shades of byo4c a,lth cream ibs
shaded at the point qctth burnt orange The French felt and
hired tafeta croan of light bro7n 7vth undertaking
and edgefodS OF dark autumn broan talne vel5c 4 cream
satin rosettc hes on the bando at the left siGe
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SURE.

SURE.
Mrs. Henpeck-Do you think dark
haired men marry first?
Mr.. Henpeck-No; it's the light-head-
ed ones.
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-14

. LEONORA DUSE, the famous
Italian actress. is peculiarly SEN
sitive and highly strung. When
The San Francisco call., 1904-11-14

Copyright. 1904. by K. A. whitehead
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GORGE BRADFORD, Pur-
I 6: : !: :: :: s:
newspaper clipping from
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-03

A DnrrTNsu inst newspaper ad-
n vertisIng Will sell goods the
question OF how much newspaper
advertising you should do becomes
one q how much goods you can
a1ord to sell. That's ail there n
toh
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-03
OUTLOOK is
OF LITTLE
PROMISE

New York, June 3.-Reports TO the In
ternational Mercantile Agency from
propninent western centres reflect fairly
active tobbing trade with pronounced
hesitancy in manufacturing lines, in
duced by the growing uncertainties OF
the presidential campaign. Most branches
OF dry goods have not recovered from
the effects OF a backward spring, whole
sale business In many sections avers G.
ing below a year ago. Consumption OF
necessities is on the Increase and country
merchants are giving Chicago wholesale
houses plenty OF orders, indicating a sus-
tained interior demand.
Further serious embarrassment threat
en- the transportation Industry on the
Great Lakes, where the labor difficulties
are proving disastrous to general busi-
ness. Little progress has been made to-
wards arranging a settlement and un-
less the embargo Is soon raised mer-
chants everywhere will be subject 10
heavy additional charges consequent
upon the substitution OF rail for water
deliveries.
Very little improvement has been noted
in the steel industry which continues ex-
ceptionelly dull Conditions point 10
abandoning further furnaces between
now and July i, since there is not enough
business 10 keep them In blast Coke
production is still at maximum, but cur
tailment IS looked for, the outlook IN
general giving little promise Of greater
activity in the near future
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-03
DENIED MURDER CHARGE.
Before Being Taken Back to Granite State
Brigham Admits Forgery.

Lewiston. Maine. June 3-charles r.
Brigham. arrested late yesterday on the
charge OF numbering Mrs Celia p Smith
OF Londonderry, n. H.. was taken to
Portsmouth, today by Sheriff Coils and
Deputy Sheriff Scott of Rockingham
county, who arrived here on the Pullman.
Brigham made no opposition to leaving
and waived his right to requisition papers.
In fact. he said he was glad to return
home and see his mother. He was hand
cuffed TO Sheriff Coils and accompanied
to the station by Detective Beaulieu. who
accomplished the arrest, and by Deputy
Msrshal r.. r. Leader.
Local officers said he did not make
confession while I'm custody here. except
I'm relation 10 the forgery. He stated
positively that he was not I'm Londonderry
at the time OF the murder which was
committed on the night OF February 2eth
-but-Iraa- In Boston, having ler London
derry the previous Thursday for Lowell.
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE JAIL
Portsmouth. N. II. June s.--Charles 4.
Brigham reached this city Just before
II O'Clock today and was driven 90 the
Rockingham County fail. Marcus NJ
Coils. sheriff OF the county. and Deputy
Sheriff Robert Scott OF Exeter, who ac-
companied the prisoner. from Maine, say
that he has made no tangible confession.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-03

The Toxic correspondent OF the Tele-
graph discussing the tremendous task in
volved In the capture Of Port Arthur.
says that he. nevertheless. does not
doubt that the feat will be accomplished
and that IT will constitute mortal
wound, which even successful stands by
Gen. Kouropatlxin at Mukden. Kirin or
Harbin will be unable TO stanch or heal.
Apparently the foreign correspondents
remaining at Toxic will shortly be allow
ed TO go to the front The Telegraph's
correspondent says he does not doubt
that he will be present at the fall Of Port
Arthur.
II Is assumed from unofficial reports OF
the stream OF troops that Japan Is still
sending out that Gen. Oku will have an
overwhelming force TO enable him to act
independently OF Gen. Kuroki. who is al
so believed to be receiving a considerable
part of the reenforcements. Gen, kurohfs
operations continue to be completely hid
den.
Meanwhile the Japanese operations be-
tween Kinchau and Port Arthur are
CONTINUED on Page Efght)
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FAIR, EXPERT AUT0ISTS
SUSPECTED AS THIEVES,

Chi~go, June 2-Two women, who
dress stylishly and are experts In the
handling of an automobile. are being
sought by the police. who declare them
TO be the cleverest thieves that have
visited Chicago in years
Articles valued at $500 were stolen
from a furrier's establishment at night,
following visit from the two women In
tbs afternoon, when they had requested
that the goods be laid aside until morn
ing"
Both women wore automobile cloaks
and their machine was left standing at
the curb while they were In the store.
The police are OF the opinion that the
women are working under the instruc-
tions OF men. In the daytime the women
locate places to be robbed and the hen
perform their work OF burglary at night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-03

TOMORROW.
Fair weather.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-03
STUDY Of GUINEA PIG
WON YOUNG WOMAN H0N0RS

Chicago. June 3-By experiment for q
year with a guinea pig. and writing q
thesis OF 500 words on her studies. Miss
Bessie Allen. a student at the University
Of Chicago. has passed the cross-examina-
tion by the faculty of the department OF
neurology and will next week receive, her
degree OF doctor of philosophy Her
thesis on The Psychology OF the Guinea
Pig was her final test. The result Of
Miss Aliens experiment was that she has
classed the guinea pig among the animals
OF the medulated nervous system. Hcr!
experiments are another proof that
animals OF the sheathed or medulatcd,
nervous systems are born with their
mental faculties well developed Their
memory Is perfect almost from birth.
Miss Allen graduated from the Univcr-
sity OF Washington IN 1s9e and received
her masters degree from that institS-
ton In l90l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-03

Hall was also held IN $500 on a fugitive
from Justice warrant.
He Is wanted at Lockport n. Y, on the
charge OF grand larceny. the legal term
In that state for the crime OF picking
pockets.
Hall got bail for the fugitive from tus-.
tice charge and gave surety 20 prosecute
his appeal from the state workhouse sem
tence.
William r. Carroll and Abraham Ba.
zaar were accepted as sureties after sever
al willing-to-b be- for a-consideration-b bonds
men had failed to qualify.
Judge Sweetland called the case this
morning and as Hall did not respond he
ordered that the recognizance be de-
faulted
In this case the board OF police commis-
sioners will use every effort to have the
full amount OF the bond collected and TO
prevent the settlement OF the complaint}
upon the mere payment OF costs OF prose@S
cution
There has been too much OF this settling
business done; too soft a thing provided ,
for professional bondsmen; too little con-
sideration and not enough announcement /
given the police in the corraIling or !
crooks
The other three pick pockets falling to !
secure bail, are breaking stones for the
highway.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-03

The Telegraph prints ST. Petersburg dispatch saying that Gen
eral Nodzu busy supervising the landing Japan
Takushan Two divisions going
Ou making his and the remainder reinforce Gen
eral Kuroki bringing his army up 10000
The military authorities St Petersburg believe the large
and everncasng Japanese the roads
Haceng make clear that the Japanese plan campaign directed
against both OF General Kouropatkn's Aanks.
Meanwhile Japanese are paving extraor-
binary foryng their positions rear of Kwang
tung.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-03
JAPS INCREASE
FIGHTING FORCE,

London June 3The Nagasak correspondent Express
that although 400 guns
OF horses and and of supplies Japan
three months there the slightest sign reduction in the rate
of the
Transports leave port daily carrying
of There this rate can
maintained for months.
The distances short that the required
not large while the available troops including reserves
far from exhausted.
The work without hitch Every detachment
quota of guns ammunition large proportion of the
dispatched during the week intended
Oku outside of Port Arthur -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-03
SALT WATER WEED POWDER
FOR ASTHMA

will send a free sample TO asthmetics.
with booklet OF testimonials and In
valuable Instructions how they can care
for themselves without suffering. Capt.
Chas. r. Akin. Warren, II. ].
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-03
HALL s BAIL
DECLARED
FORFEITED


William Hall did not show up IN Z
the 9Th district court, today, whera q
) he was to be tried upon the charge .V
, OF being a fugitive from justice. 3
} Hall is the leader OF the gang OF 3
J pickpoekets arrested here three 3
weeks ago. 3
He with the other three was b
sentenced to the state workhouss 3
} for two years. on the charge of be- 8
ing idle persons OF doubtful reputa- 3
ton. x
Each took an appeal and bail was 3
; fixed at $1,000. .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-01-12
@mti0etDet Sud,
Ste1ele9euheit lit oa, nnterftiiBt Surd1
3engHtR Oun Sau NntpntD.

Webmt niht unIer 8ort bafur.
SerlaBt @ud niht auf oos 8euo=
ntS zines Sremoen.
9eiet Die 8eitdti9une Don San
Nnt0ni0.
2eIet Die Ingaben Don Buraern
San NntoniD's.
un0 entideioet fir Sud ietbit.
Oter 1T Elm sSaG oapun.
q. .. @u0e, Der lidl BON Den Sc
l9aften 8urId9esogen bat uuo SEQ.
40l Siios@omal =StraBe m0bnt, loot:
nS6 bate leit lauger Belt Nufdlle
pon G~iideni6meraen uno Shmersen
uber meiner linfen Suite uno ih
3rpeifle niht oaran. 0aB 1ie in Soloe
pm ueberanitrenaune entftanoen.
Sb Dies nun 10 mar Doer niht; ith
tpeiB nut, baB Die Nnfdue seitpeiie
10 i9wer maren, bob id mid oft
tagelang gu Bette beaebeu muBte.
Sh bate einen afuten NnfaQ i'm
bergdngenen Minter, als th bon
Ooan'S Nieren.8 iuen bDrte, Die i'm
Store oer 8erar 9rug gp. ooer BEL
Slider q 9pringQu 8u erlauoeu
iino unb ib nerid)affte mir cine
Sbadtel uno beriubte Iie. Sic lei-
Iteten Nae8, mas fir tie beanipru9t
tuiro. Sic furirteu Die Gifen=
ihmeraen prompt unb uontdnbia
uno ebenio cine S1pierigfeit in ben
gtieren ablonberunoeu, Die mid
tart aeplagt bate. Sic arbeiten
ausqe8eihnet uno id) babe feinen
2neifel, baB ite in ieoem anoere,t
Sale ebenIo wirfnnesooQ iein uers
Gen.
Grbdltlib bel alien DroQuiften /.
8reis so Genta> Softer W{iQburn
60. in Buffalo, &C. g.. aIlein;ae
Iaenten fir Die Ser. Staten.
Ser9eBt nidt ben Namen Q oan
uno acceptirt fein Subititut.
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gera 8.
O., Ro,, Wronrf,

SIN Heu : 8rannfels uerldieb
Noulpb Dittmar i'm Alter BON 81
Sabren.
Sn Der @dbe uon @ieb ftarb
am Sonntae. ben 10. Sanuar, SO.
ief Blaibfe Ir. in bobem Nlter.
8laihfe mar elmer Der dlteften Qns
iieoler oteier @eeenb.
SIM boben Utter ,ltarb in
Srieoribsbura 9enrp Borders, eis
uer Der eriten Gnfiebler Der @egeno.
Guguit 8ering, Der i'm 6erblt
in 6as 6aus oes nabe &ofanfp
nohnenoen Sarmers 8aumearten
einen SbuB abfeuerte uno cine
ffeine 9Obter oeiielben traf unb to-
tete, bat fih Der gat iduloig betannt
uno lit gu 25jabriser 3ubtbausbaft
oerurteilt nurben.
Beim Bearbeiten BON Stabl
in ben Molhinenmerfftatten gu Guero
floa elm Stiid nb unb Sulius Sob
inert ms Guae, poourh er oaiielbe
oertor.
Gtaats Grst Or. Tabor bat
bic &egeln fir bic Gusrduberuna
Der @iienbohncars uno Die De8ins
fettion 0Hentliber @ebduoe betannt
gema6t. Gue Spudndpfe mtien
nit elmer beSinficierenoen 5liiligteit
auSgenafhen uno nit elmer eben1ole
den Sliiiteteit muB Der 8ooen Dor
benz Gusfebren beiprintelt neroen.
Die Cars iino in entipredenoen
8miihenrdumen aus5urdubern; Sis
muB abaepaIden tperoen. ebe es in
ben 8affertibler aelanet uno oas
Buben Der 8dbne. QuSipilen oeS
Miunbes iber Dem Baidtild lift
uerbDten.
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- 9aiier 8ilbelm bat jebt ben
GURUS CUR G%usbiloung leiner Stims
me beenoi9t. Or. @uftao SpieB lit
nab Trantfurt suriidgefebrt.
3u 5alIe an Der Saale puroe
Der ioclaliitiid,e Observation-Disclosures
nete 9btele, &eoafteur oes GpltSs
blattes, burb einen 8olisiiten per-
baftet unb Dor ba8 8eriht aefiibrt,
uno peaen Beleioi9ung oes Oberz
inipettors @eiomann 81 elnem Mios
nat @efdnoniB uerurteilt. 2biele
miro fib -~oieierbalb i'm &eibstage be-
ihmeren uno bel Dem @ieoersulam=
mentreten oeslelben mag Die Sadie
81 unerauidliden @r0rterunaeu fib=
rem.
DaS amtlide vDreso. Sourn."
meloet. bic BeIprebhngen oes Mis
Observation-Disclosures &oIher nit Den
9ertil= 5abrifanten uuo ben ftreifen=
ben Nrbeitern in Grimmitihau leien
aeiheitert. neil bic 5abrifanten Die
misunderstanding ab9elebnt bdts
ten. 9amit iino Die Nu8iihten auf
Beiteeuna oes lanaanoauernoen
Streits tpieoer in Die 5erne eeriidt,
uno eS maQ nun bod m0eljH fem,
oaB an ooS &ei6samt oes Snnern,
beap. an ben Stoatsietretdr @rafen
bon 8oiaoOp8tps8 ebner, baS @rs
iubeu aeiteut miro, i'm Streit BON
@rimmitlhau oermittelno einSu'
qreiFen.
Nu8 Berlin miro gemeloet:
Dor Dem /. Gpril oiirfte fetne rere
Geihs-N nleibe aemaft ueroen. Die
&eaierune miro fth NIT Sdlabamtss
Soften behelfen.
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Nus NalbinetDn perloutet, oaB
Gbarlemaene 9oner. Der amerifani=
ihe Gotfhafter in Berlin, oamndhit
a%bberufen Deroen birfte. be er nibt
oielelben Grfolae eraielt babe, uie
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iioent &oOiepelt iua Die ueberseus
Qung aem0nnen baben, oaB 6err
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feline BerIDnlidfeit ben aaiier III
feiieln. Sc miro bin5uaefaet, oaB
Seth 9op, Der hi8berige 8argermeiz
fter Seem Dorts. gum Nahfolger
Souer'S beitimtnt lei, lebterer in6eB
einen anoeren oiplomatilden Soften
erbalten ueroe.
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befannt getpOrben, oaB Der atnerlta-
nilhe @eneraleoniul @omon in 8a=
ris bonn gtaatsieeretdr Gap onaeuie<
len mOroen 1T, Die Republif Banama
in allen @oniular=a neeleaenbeiten gu
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der 3eit Die 9oniuln in europa an
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ger Banama'5 ibE Inebrfah UNI fons
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Der 8inneniteuers @DmmiIidr
in Walbington bat entidieoen. ooB
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ben, 1abat ober gignrren fir ibre
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fananiSmauern blnauseelan9t. @enn
Sabaf poer @igarren. Die i'm 3nbt=
bauS fabriaiert puroen, auBerbalb
eines iol6en gefunoen muroen, bann
muB Die Ware fonfiSSiert uno Die lib
ti1e Strafe be5abIt perben,
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forniiben Stats unioerfitat bat in
ben SDliilienzS hihten bon SbaIta
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