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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
BIack Rust Damage Reports Denied, and
 Wheat Marked Declined Sharply.

ws... R.:s R:Ss:s'D D:s bushef nsf'so in the Ss price of wsss for 5as Ss. livery .occYrred here today. At Al the m same nc sMe. Denial of sensational reports of black rust damage to the sprine sown crop caused the heavy pSf tssnn ss sfHs. .nss weak ea N, Vii, with september down 3@sKc as com pared with tine final quotations of satur- S1y 'Sy cSra wheas is oft 'sos osts are the entire session. The greatest weakness was manifstd during tn opnins transsetiSns s S sS
 initial auosat9ns fS5 fS. Jaiy nrary Sens sause 1.t
 sharp reaction was optimistic advices con eerning the condition of the wheat crop addition the weather Northwest was favor, able to progress of the srSw,nns S. srop Am. anu odrG other reason M for the slump here was the de moralized condition of the wheat market at Minneapolis. the September option option. thsre m It fa' was said ths. the break at Mlnnsapollss was due to the selling of large line Of A report G by a Chicago grain expert who 1. personally investigating the wheat nst f,etds , CT nSr,an MS5,h ntssne.s ws' D. n. He claimed that during drive Of forty miles he failed to discover. any signs of ceived. Ier ' but they lacked definiteness. Bears were given additional encouragement by continued UDeral movement or heW in the Southwest. arrivals today at St. Louis and Kansas City being l.l4s,ooo bushels compared with 525.000 bushels year ago. After the first rush to sell was over the market held dDcomparatively steady, the priSc for September during the remainder of tho session, being confined within 2 cent range. During the last few minutes Of trade, how ever, selling became heavy. As result. fresh weakness developed. The close was weak with September at s7 %c. July closed at SSNc
 corn pit all day. Large receipts and ex, weakening influences. The break in wheat tended to increase the selling pressure in corn. The volume of business in the corn pit, however, was not large. During the last hour the market received active sup port from a prominent commission house. The close was quite steady. September opened bc lUwer at 54 hc, sold between six @54Mc and 54Nc and closed at S4h9. Receipts. 331 cars.
 The slump in wheat caused considerable profit taking on corn early in the day: Later cash houses bought moderately and caused some recovery: September opened Nc lower at 29xc, sold between 18hc end 2SAc and closed at 29Sc.
 Notwithstanding weakness of grain. pro- visions were firm. Shorts were active buy CTS. Commission houses also bought freely. At the close September pork was up ,oc at S13.o2h. Lard was up 5g7hc at at S7.S5Q7.s7h.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

EVen. q According to my report the average de cline in condition for the month has been 2s. which would forssnadow sn & g9yterLnen, taLsn q, conjunction with the admitted reduction In acreage would indicate "arithmetically,' a crop of about 2s per cent under last years assuming the same favorable conditions to exist hereafter as existed and persisted to |. the very end of the season last year;
 In this connection. however. 1t is import ant to note that my correspondents report 1as yss sn at ts Sf Sas
 at least 10 days early: This difference must be taken into eonsideration in e@stimatins @ suggest a crop so small that hesitate to give the figures lest tsesire for sensa-- 5,Uha 5Tdsment. When However @ 1t s1 is taken into consideration that the size of last years ,vorabie start and the full fruition 1t en- joyed throughout. while this years plant has been 6y.exactly reverse % emotions ma proII
 period of storms and frosts In a condition as stated by my correspondents 22 per cent
 below that of last year and up. an acre. age variously assumed to be from 10 per dcent to IS per cent less, its prospects and its period need not be further enlarged upon.
 Under no conditions does the hope of even "a moderate crop seem reasonable and i:t the yield per acre is large 1908. which now hardly seems probable. the total would hardly exceed s,500,000 bales What such a situation would mean to the worlds ,spinning trade expressed In the price cof cotton is difficult to say The best orn- ions on the three great cotton exchanges 900, 900 bales or less spells Is cents or over for cotton Up to date there is visible evidence that the advance to II cents or over had checked the demand for cotton
 season ending July p are ll.5ls,OoO bales, and for the last week of the 46 they are is2o0O At this rate the total takings for the present season will be in excess of .:.- 800. 900 and possibly may reach l2.7po' ooo the manufactured product of cotton can ex- spiain this absorption of the raw matsTtal sReports from the goods markets c. the world show no diminution in the demand. finder the circumstances those who are likely to need cotton for any reason during inc next twelve months and fail now to secure 1t in my opinion are neglecting their oppof 'D''' THEODORE II. PRICE.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
NAVAL STORES.

Savannah. July 24. Turpentine firm. 57hc: receipts. 800: shipments. S.e4o: sales. 672.
 lSl: sales. 6l9. Quote; A. B, C. 8. 45: T.. :3.so: E. ss7o; F s3sS; C. :s.sS: H. $4.35: W c, s.> 75 w w, $4 95
 Charleston-Turpentine and rosin nothing Wilmington - Spirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts. IS casks.
 Rosin firm. 8 10 bid; receipts. ll5
 Tar firm. $2 % bid: receipts, 57
 Crude turpentine firm. sS.5o. s4. % and s425 receipts, 23l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

Indicates rise. Indicates fall ."%@~ River Forecast.
 (For next two days.)
 The coosa and Alabama will remain practically stationary.
 Weather Conditions.
 (Past 24 hours.)
 showery weather has prevailed over n,s,I moSi of the South and middle East. the rainfal. being locally heavy in northwestern ana southwestern Alabama and excessive as Dallas Tex: sprinkles have also occurred in scattered parts of the West but general ly fair weather now prevails. except rain- ing at Kew West and in middle Texas. with threatening in the middle south. along gstno the and parts of the West; the barometer s ,s highest over the upper Missouri vaIiey d ara equally low over the lower Lake region ana the far Northwest; temperatures continue moderately high along the south Atlantlc and Gulf coasts. hut are moderateiy 10" over the middle West.
 COTTON REGION BULLETIN. For the 24 hours ending s O. m' fetn meridian time ~
 MONTGOMERY, Ala. July 24, ls06
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Bulls Predict Fifteen-Cent Cotton, and
 Rears Are on the Rum.


 New Orleans, Jury 24.-spot cotton in good demand. but offerings scant. Sales $50 advanced 3-16c.
 Futures were excitedly bullish today with a steady upward tendency on the unexpect- ed improvement in Liverpool and the bad weather conditions in the belt. Bears are on the run, and radical bulls are talking about fifteen-cent cotton in the near fu- ture but the more sSa element fnt tn present The first sales found October is points up at 10 SSc. sold up to II. 13c and finally receded to II 06c. The market was very active throughout the session, closing steady. Net gains S6gSS points.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
COTTON.

s New York. July 24.-I present herewith
 my usual monthly report regarding the con. from 4,s50 replies of an average date or
 July 16 received from 762 cotton producing
 counties There are BPS cotton producing
 counties in the south and practically every
 county of importance has reported ,s to me to me averages es throughout the entire belt
 as against 71.a last month and 91: 6 as
 reported by the agricultural department 2 last year and 91 s as per my report or | July 27. 1904.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

arrived tonight from European ports. Colonel Mann was asked concerhihs the District Attorneys investigation of the publication known as Pads and Fancies." He said: If any of The Town Topics's men have been guilty or blackmail, I hope they will go to Jaii and I'll help put them there. The Colonel would not make any statement about Justice Duels connection with "Fads and Fancies" or with Io"h Topics
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.
NEW YoRK coFFEE AND suGAR

steady: No. invoice, sMc. Mild quiet.
 Sugar-Raw firm: fair refining. 3%c; cen trifugal. 96 test, 4c; molasses sugar. 3hc. Refined quiet.
 The market for coffee futures opened steady. unchanged to an advance Of 5 smaller Brazilian receipts. Demand was not particularly active Closed steady at a net advance of 5al0 points. Sales. 52,75e bags
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
MARINE NEWS.

New Orleans. July 24. Cleared: strs. Iris. Mullins Florida ports; spero. Nor.
 Port Eads~Arrived; strs. Proteus. Halsey, New York; Rosina. BI, Hurry Ceiba orisen, Nor. Hegge' Port Lmon aTna Niea- Itss Fl Dorado. Prescott, New York; Iris. Mu'- ling Cedar Keys.
 Port Limon; Ann, Nor, Olsen. Progresso, Mex: tug Buccaneer, Br., Leiteh. Balti- more; schr. Freddie Hencken. Br;s sons1 eirande Br., bandson, New York: tug Buc- cancer, Br., I.eitch. Baltimore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
MARKET FOR FUTURES
SHARP ADVANCE OF TWO DOLLARS
 PER BALE.
RuII Leaders Forced Covering. of Smaller shorts Who Were Apprehensive
 Regarding Crop Damage In South.

New York, July 24.--There was al ao- vance of about $2 a bale in the cotton mar ket today. accompanied by considerable ac-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Interior Movement.

Houston--Steady. 10 l5-f6c; net receipts. BOOT; gross 3.oo7; shipments. 35s; sales. l. 176; stock. 24.223.
 Augusta-steady. 1o%c; net receipts, 1s9: gross. 160; shipments. 6Ss: sales. AS: stock. 12.679. Memphis-Firm. 1o%c; net receipts s3; gross. 2s3; shipments. l75: sales. 460; stock
 St Louis - Steady, 1o%ci net receipts
 Cincinnati-Net receipts. 4os; gross. 4os shipments PAS; stock. 2s.93s.
 Louisyille-Firm. l0%c
 Total today: Net receipts, 3s63; gross 4.103: shipments, 2,426; sales 1,674; stock. s0.39T ''"*
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

tivity and the big bull leaders forced the covering of smaller shorts, who were appre- hensive of crop damage owing to rains in the western and central belts
 The opening was firm at an advance of 16@20 points in response to the rain news and higher cables At first the Dnarket met with considerable opposition. There was selling by wire houses with Southern con- nections. also by spot houses and some of the larger professionals seemed to be putting out additional lines of short contracts on a scale-up.
 The early map showed heavy rains at only two three points in the belt, ard while private reports claimed heavy pre- cipitation more important areas small CT bulls showed hesitation pending official confirmation of the wet weather and prices in Ha,,,h the morning were somewhat irregular bulge. they rallied again; however. and in the afternoon the market was generally strong on partial confirmation of the wet weather news by the Government reports and rumors that a firm had issued a crop condition report pointing to yield of not
 The close was 495 points off from .the top under realiains but steady in tone at futures were estimated at 5oo,oo0 bales.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

Glass Factories at Work.
 Pittsburg. July 24-Nearly all the flint glass factories Of the country resumed operations today after me usual summer shutdown, affording em- ployment to 10000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES. New Orleans. July 24. = Cotton future

May-June.. .. .... [. ga Sune-July.. .... :. .Y3
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

n Indicates trace of precipitation. Heavy rains at Mobile. Ala, 2.46; Tus- cumbia. Ala. 1 92 Excessive rain at Dal- las Tex, 2. .76.
 Temperatures have changed but slightly; rains in all districts. except Augusta, being heavy in southwestern and northwestern Alabama and locally excessive at Dallas, Tex.
 Section Director. Weather Bureau.
 Colonel Mann Talks. New York, July 24.-Col. W. D. Mann, principal owner of Town Topics, was passenger on the liner Zeeland. which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
 Port MOyement

Galveston - Steady. 10 15-1sc; net re stock ,b.s1l: shipments, coastwise, 3.5ss.
 New Orleans - Firm, 10 l3-16c: net re ceipts 2.7s9; gross 2.7ss: sales. $50; stock. 79.269.
 Mobile--Nominal. 1oxc: net receipts. ss5; gross. gross ss5; al sales l9o; stoek 7ss7; ship
 Savannah-Steady. i0Sc: net receipts. B. 7b4: gross. 3.754: sales. 1.2oo; stock. 53.s77 shipments, coastwise. s46.
 Charleston-Firm. 10hc; net receipts, 213: gross. 2Ia; stock. 5472: shipments, coast
 wimington-Nominai; net receipts. 1.o71 f; gross. 1:07l: stock. 141s4.
 aos sposs saes sass rsispss shipments, coastwise. 1.470.as~
 Baltimorc-Nominal: gross receipts. 699: stock. S.574
 New York-Quiet. II 4oc: gross receipts. 6.3s2: sales. l.50o: stock. 136.43S: shipments, to France. 2.0s6; to continent, 1.555
 Boston = Quiet, He; net receipts. 45; gross, 1,b42. ...*
 Philadelphia Steady. Il 65c: gross re- ceipts. 249. stock, 1,144.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Total Movement.

Total today. at all ports, net 13.554: ship ments to Great Britain, s,517; to France. 2.nS6: to continent. l.555; stock: 4ab,0s4
 Consolidated. at all ports. net 3l.629: ship ments to Great Britain. 12.051: to France. 2.Os6: to continent. 2.3lS
 Total since Sept. 1, at all ports net g, Ss457S; shipments. to Great Britain. 3Ss7.- es0; to France. S79.O99; to continent S131,- 007 to Japan. 307,2 to Mexico. 29.332.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
Nvxv oRLEANs sUGAH

New Orleans July 24.-Sugar quiet; open kettle eentrifugai, 4H@4Nc; centrifugal white whites lib-isa I-lSe; yellows, 4N9 ASs Sc ,sssss ssap nominal; open kettle. IsG2so; eent.ifugal. eVit@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
THE WEATHER.
7em m sS: sS: lsf7s ; 9o eioSdsEs fSSSys :"

Ma-irour temperature for day. ss deg. Mininnum temperature for day. II deg. Average temperature @ for das day ss 80 des ass'
 Normal temperature for oay. si ans' Accumulated deficiency since Jan. l. lS7 deg .s,. 1o tba dav % Total rainfall since Jan. l. s6 inches River Bulletin. (Observatsons at a- m.. 10th M time.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25
LIVERPOOL COTTON FUTURES.

Liverpool, July 24.-COtIon TutuTeS uDtI,H steady and closed steady. American II id ding, g. O. G.: -.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-07-25

NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
Opening of the Missouri State
Normal School. Third District.

The Missouri State Normal
School, Third District, a Teacher
college. will open on Tuesday,
September -, 1908.
New Plan! OF SIX stone buildings
completed this tall. Academic
Hal, ;l- most elegant school bull
ding ~ ,he State Albert Hall, a
Jo'mi;otv tot ladies', now open
Lem@nG Hall, a dormitory for
yoa0I men completed this fall.
The best and cheapest accono.
dA,'1u> tor ladies' 10 be found in
any school i'll the State. Tuition
only si-.oo year.
Ii addition ,oCIaSSical, Literary.
Ma 9.m 4,i2il. Historical, aud
SCI" ii' College courses, the
sch r'> the most thorough
preparation for teaching. Also
thoroughly equipped departments
ol Manual Training, Cooking,
Sewing, Elementary Agriculture,
Music, aud Drawing. Fine Ii
braty, fine laboratories, halls for
Literary Societies and Christian
Associations. and gymuasiums.
Normal Diploma lie certificate.
For further information or cata.
logue address W. ). Dearmont,
President, Cape Cirardeau, Mis-
Suutl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18

lbom1s Goii0n la: ttue a,ue Gr
VlounR iuebtn al3le;alt uno lhrs
tOmp!ljIrtea Gstli,s 10 einaeteno
anSleItlit, 0lB MT Ger ilJr 'mdyl1er
9er'ieuluS 0tlielb9n ioilr, tcsonneu
pero!n fam. 81 tanoen udl nm
oie IniaI!lrUna c.eI:rIid)sr 5ritb.
trait iur 6l5riuer'e lsoea 8enrc !,
Die bis 81 lO.tJer &0,iI0Eutnl!lt ae.
bradt WOrHen itln lo!, DAB elne aru.
Sc llmUaljuuS bes &ertturSpsisnS
Misunderstanding 1t. Negr GoiiUu wiro
nit Dem &lu Der 6lbyit, wGitj. an
Der 9lieli9t 2Io! %&tl C.aule, Ct.
rlbttt Wtro9n iOu, otmuatt btaInn.
en- Sls b0Dln uerbtn Die "a ,ayleu III
SIen 9ti0It uao an SlIUtr ylyt bet.
aeittut. Ser Griiuotr b. al4J;tt,
DAB ielne ntut SItterie I'M 5tan0e
lit, ein 6ubrutrt IN Stuy1t uJ1 10
Gentnern nit eluer Sbltalltelt puu
50 NtelIcn per Stunpe ilytSlJtus-
Qen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
Sic 8rJEtc ic cSocdtc Jamilicn.
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Ser Ndt6. Tm. 6. tun:cr. Crs
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foI9t:
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EerurG beiitrq. ."-<}ul. U. lurltr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
GGruniitjer 1ascntntarrb SurdJ Sc.
ru.HG tuGirt.

Sa2. Z. Ta!cmdu. &criictNScr Gel.
tc'tcr Nrr 4FoynouGN:Irle, SaIt Xa!,
Gitp, lItu6, i5yeitt:
oSh bin icbr Sar!bor H1ijr. rli
man mir Ntruua i.r MNtly,h taj.;.g
len bAt. Ed lit all typNjiatm III
GcntG!0yrt lnN nicin Sr':tm :yar III
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18

Dr.. SttrhtuIeu, Der beriibmtt
Grst illr pals uno Quuaentrnntbel.
ten uno SpsciaIiit iur Nuaen uuo
Shrenleioen melher in Nep g)Ort 10
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an Samitae ben 10. HIu9uit in Sen,
tral 0otel nur eiuen (na in 0ermnnn
uerweilen. uno und oeW ale bier
9Suhen bier 81 treiien iein.
Seine lanaiabrlae Grlabruua in
ben er6Bten SOSpltdleru erm6atiat
rs Inn erfOlsreIb 81 bebanoeln ale
tlrUniiheu &rantbeiten, nlS quit.
rUbren gntSilnouua, gIibmn,
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SblaiIUliateIt. GridlUpiuua oeS gttr'
usnigtems. &Opi;ueh, &rampie, inI'
Ienoe 8rantbeit, Snuttrantheiten,
@eidmulite. Sommeriproien. NuS.
idldae, 8eihwilrs: als 0erS' 9eber.
Qtnaen' uno yiIereuirnnibeiteu, 8e.
oahtuiBlhp6he. uno @raniheiten
oes Nuees uno ObreS raj b uno 9au
srno ourh uur mir beinnute Nrt su
beilen. Seiiuup tuir0 aarnntirt buh
neroen feine 6dlle no Der aranle
unhrilbar 1T. anaenummeu.
IS t0fet nihts oieien eminenten
SpeciaIiiten 81 cuuiuItren uno ielbh
Die SeriOn in ben beideloeniten Ser
bdltui1en taun lih ieiner NIente u.
leine erOBsn Griabruua iiheru.
Gaturrb uno ourh Gatarrb uerur,
iahte Shwerbbriaieit miro ourh lei.
ne neue RetbooS iiher uno oauerno
aebeilt.
Der 9oltur identt 5rauenIrant,
beitsn beionbere auimertiamieit.
Seine auren ltsben unerreiht oa
In Der aurlt Der 8ifenidinit.
Cine Dame 1T aumeieno no nblhia.
Office Stunoen: uon 3 llbr SOr'
mittaas bis 6 llbr Nbenos.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
@Gipaidcne GobIcM.

WtwlitIut aOb'en III etuas
lieleS. Sltielben limo uOn alien
Sllub urO aobEenihmus aeidubert
uno rcstaIb belOuoers iir SeiS. unb
NOtluitu NeeIantt. 1leielben limb
bier Oire't uua Der Gnr abaebolt su
hdbeu iur ii 9ents uoer su IL
&tniS ser Suibsl aus tenn SOblen,
lbuppen.
Gle atuubnliteu Srenton aObl n
'ueroen 'um ielben Ersls, II unc l6
GeutS, per Sulbsl Yertluit.
SuaO arppp'S 8rnuerei,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18

IA pertanien. Reine ,Sdrm IA Ulsp
- len lilopeitI uon 0ermanH aelsgsn. N
prciOiuiirsi9 1u tauieu. Dieieibs beliebi ans
10 adcr, oGuon IL unter Quliur Hnb met
iteuo ebeneS Yano; oaS dbri9e ii pslIlan0
uno enScienjt iiir .taiinTe- 6ulrS eiein.
huuS, i'uei Sdlcunen uno ollie aaDern Ne.
beuoy bdnoe uui oeH tlIdBc. Uie arlel Jun
ger Obiiaarten uIo oIei adcT nil g9siHls-
ben bepilHn5L 6reie potdblieieuHg sosn
Tag, SldbereS bel Joiepb cemms, ".
/. ., gio. l. iceUnduR, gio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-08-18
Gin KameraS pet, General 6ront
eag: sd gan0e niG Sak Serum 6errpn tuerhen faun4
RsranG III ehl fatarrbaliiGes SsHis,
'uslass bsiOuSsrs bsi ben i&pin.
oenocu 9rdften bes alters
ansebraat ijf.

Snt boreeidritteneu alter iperoen
Die S6Ieimbdute Oider uu0 berIaaeu
tbeillueiie ibre 9ieuite.
Stes fllbrt eiren t6eiltueiIen Eers
luit oe5 Deb0rs, @eru6iinns un6 Oes
| 8eidmdds, ionic aud ger6auunass
ltorungen berbei.
Yernna corrieirt Sies Sur6 Ipecifis
l4e etniuirtung auf ale SdleiIus
baute bes a6rpers. ea-S
Cine Slaihe iuiro iraeub sSennnD
ilber3cuGeH. ginndl ae6raudt, nnO
|eruna ipirS bei Sit un0 Sung auf
Se63eiten 9eiitauo ieir. ~
&err Charles 3. geuetsfon, grness
bail. no., i6reibt: Sd beiolgte S6re
-- Snitructionen I'M
Su sciuno nie ber9nueeuen gecs
m1glib im nat ulo bin iest
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III 3ahren. mG9lidl iein tdnn
- im H!ter bon 81
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Sd brdl6te Seruua ods erite Nal Dor
rier3ebu Sabreu. aIs meine @eiunSs
belt 10 ihIeht rrdr. Sab ih tueni9
0offnung bate. nod lduge ;u lebeH,
uno uadOem ih nrgefangen. es su ses
brGud)en. itellte lid &eiieruHg elm. GS
hat mir jeSe5mdl ieit0em ge6olieH.
Sd Tiible luohl, babe nber Seruna itet3
Uorrdt5ig." - Gbas. ). Seuctsion.
2itt bisle Sabre an ipItemiIdem
Satarrh.
yraudIte 1cruRa nlS let.te 3uIIudlt, III
Jest bei gutter 9einnbbeit.
5rdit g. Shou6er, 2201s g. Clibe
Ctr, Sos NngeIes. Gal, YrdIiSentiu
ner @irIs' 6rienoIp Socictp. iouie Ses
tretGrin Ses Soutb Cos auaeIes Sras
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IIno meiu SdIdf unrubig. Sh butte
oicI Oil 0eipidt rerIoren uno iab iebr
'rdntIit aug. Nlein ar5t rictb mir
'ine Slimauerduneruns, Seun IseoiSiu
'radlte mir Hur 5eitueiIige 9inberang.
sd ueriuhte cine Slaiche Yeruuu
lIs leete Surlu6t uno tpdr iiberraItt,
Ssiieruua gu peripiireu. 70
'db id nod etIihe 6laideu taufte.
sd bin iest bel gutter @eiunObeit.
lnbe 8uten appetit uno itIufe gut. ID
ann Eerund uidt gu oisl Ioben fiir
as @ute, od5 e. mir 9ethGn.- - e.
S6pnter.
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