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Smyrna times., 1905-08-16
DELAWARE COLLEGE
NEWARK DELAWARE.
Will Reopen September II, 1905.

Offers fine opportunities to young men
fol preparation for the several callings of
life.
Fine new Gymnasium one of the most
valuable and attractive features.
Examinations for Entrance held on Friday
and Saturday, June 23d and oath, at any ,of
the following places at which applicants
may notify the President OF their intention
to appear, VIZ: Middletown, Smyrna,
Dover, Seaford, Laurel, Georgetown, Mil
ford and Lewes.
Examinations will also be held at the
College on September 18th and 18th for
such candidates as may prefer to take the
examinations at that time. Candidates who
may fail in some subjects in June may APP
pear in September after reviewing the work
in which they were found to be deficient.
Tuition free to all students from Del
aware,
For catalogues or other information,
write to
GEO. A. HARTER,
PRESIDENT.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-16

turing country. She has herself to
supply with an area greater than the
United States and she has all of tue
great region of Persia and central
Asia laying to her southern borders
that she can reach by rail better than
can japan by rail and water. If she
Will be content with this gigantic ter
ritory and will break out for her warm
water port at Constantinople, she will
satisfy all the demands of japan and
will call the bluff that England has held
for forty years on the Dardanelles.
She can have home market beyond
the eastern shores of LAX Baikal that
japan cannot touch and Japan on the
other hand will have a market in
Korea, Manchuria and China proper
that the rest of the world cannot break
into without tariff that discriminates
against Japan. And that is inthink.
able. 1t is fairly possible that such a
settlement will be made. 1t seems the
only one possible under the circum-
stances. If it is, there need be little
worry whether an alliance is formed
between Russia and Japan. The
Anglo-Jap alliance will go up in the
smoke that it has always been worth,
and the rest of the world can hunt for
markets in South America or South
Africa or anywhere it pleases while
Japan supplies China with manufact-
ured products which she can easily do
at profit while outbidding the rest of
the world. This is an outcome of the
Portsmouth Conference that has not
seemed to strike the average watcher,
but it is very possible outcome for all
that.
Smyrna times., 1905-08-16
Are You Using Aliens FOot-Eases

Shake into your shoes Aliens Foot
Ease, a powder. 1t cures Corns, Bun
ions, Painful, Smarting, Hot, Swollen
feet. At all Druggists and Shoe Stores,
25c.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-05-15

world is for sale in the stores along
Western avenue. At present there are
onions from Egypt and Australia,
chestnuts from Italy, bananas from
Central America, oranges from Call
fornia, peppers from Japan, tomatoes
from Florida, and many other varied
products from different countries.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-05-15

A medium through which daily
nrices can be fixed on the staple pro-
duets dealt in by commission men and
produce dealers is being accomplished
bv those who are behind the move
for the Seattle Northwestern Stock
and Produce Exchange, which has re-
Gently been formed in Seattle with
Cant. B. II. Read as president, Frank
Wheeler yice-president of the firm of
Wheeler & Pitner, Western avenue
commission men, as ce-president, anu
MANY other prominent Seattle men as
officers and trustees. The establish
ment of this exchange will do away
with conditions that for some time
have been adverse to business inter
ests. There has been no established
price for any article dealt in and the
prices of various articles have not only
fuctuated from day to day but have
also varied as handled by different
dealers. There has been no uniform,
itv EXCEPT where dealers got together
in some cases and co-operated. with
the exchange in operation this condl-
tion will be done away with and there
will be established a central buying
and selling agency which will estab'
lish a staple and certain daily price
based upon actual sales and fair both
to producer and consumer. capt.
Read, who came here from Boston,
first conceived the idea, but he has
been assisted greatly by a number OIL
Seattle men who saw the advantage
of his scheme and took it up with en-
thusiasm. Among the most ardent
workers has been Frank Wheeler. who,
being a member of one of the largest
commission firms in the city, was in
position to know the value OF the eX-
change, and became one OF the prime
movers in promoting it to its eventual
success.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-05-15

SOLICITORS WANTED-The Ranch wants
number of good subscription solicitors
to work in various parts of the state during
the winter and spring. Good proposition TO
hustlers Write The Ranch, $50 Colmah
Building Seattle, Wash.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-05-15
Season for strawberries and Cherries

will soon be here. We want them. Es-
tablished ten years Send for Stencil.
we want first class pack and shippers
ana can then net you good return. a. ID.
BLOWERS 81 CO., Seattle, Wash. Men
ton The Ranch.
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large number of the others had to
! be sold as seed. The potatoes too,
were poorly handled. Many of the
sacks were tied up with strips OF cloth
torn from overalls and old clothes, and
the sacks, instead of being full, were
loose and poorly packed. There are
many such shipments received, and it
is all because the shipper does not
exercise the proper care. 1t is bad
business paying the railroads high
freight rates on waste matter. The
fruit or vegetables might better not
have been shipped at all. Such things
are very aggravating to the commits
sion man who likes to see his Gus
toner get good produce and also likes
to see the grower make a good profit
on it.
The fruit growers on the Columbia
river from Wenatchee north are es-
pecially negligent about shipping their
fruit in the proper shape. They seem
not to realize what is required of them
and that the only successful way to
conduct their business properly is to
watch their produce until it has been
delivered and the cash is in the bank.
| Too many of them think that when the
fruit is once in the railroad car that
is all they have to think of, but this
is not the case. They have to ship
it in such a way that it will reach
the market in marketable shape, ana
their part is not complete until they
have received payment. The fruit
growers in the Wenatchee valley are
improving in their methods OF pack
ing and their judgment in marketing.
but those farther up the river have
vet much to learn before they will
make as much money as their orchards
should be yielding them. The Yakima
growers seem to exercise the most
Judgment in packing, but there is no
reason why this should be true, as the
ranchers in every other section have
the same opportunities to watch, learn
and profit.
Strawberries are on the market from
Kennewicl< and while thew are still
scarce and consequently slightly ex-
pensive. vet they seem to be in de-
mand. The first crate to arrive was
sold to the Butler hotel in Seattle for
$3.50. but since then the shipments
have been increasing and at the pres
ent time they are going for about 50
per CRAZE. Inc price VIII pIODdDly uiot
gradually from now on. though not as
randlv as during the early shipments.
"Kennewick is a district destined to
come rapidly to the front" said Mr..
Bloxom,- of Smith & Bloxom. "It is
earlier than any other section in the
northwest, not exceeding Hood River,
and the quality of small fruits and
vegetables is the very best. That
whole country will be transformed into
veritable market garden in few
years."
A novelty in the way of grape pack
ing is noticeable in the shipment that
came recently from Australia. Each
bunch Of grapes has a wrapping OF
sealing wax around the stem to pre-
serve it. There has only been one
shipment of Australian fruit received
so far, but several shipments of Aus
tralian onions have been received dur
ing the past month. These are fresh
and of good quality and have been dis
posed of readily.
In regard to the shipment of potatoes
it is remarked among the commission
men that a large number of growers
have the habit of sending mixed ship
ments TheV do not see why the
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-05-15

Rub Der lamps
Stencils, Enamel and Aluminium Letters.
Badges, Numbering Machines, Notary ana
Corporate Seals, etc. Phoenix COmmercIi
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-05-15

WE PAY SIS a week and expenses to men
with rigs to introduce Poultry Compound
international Manufacturing Co., Parsons
Kansas
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-05-15

FOR SIMULTANEOUSLY manufacture
all kinds of harness; quality guaranteed
and prices reasonable. McSorley & Hender-
son. PIP Occidental Ave., Seattle, Wash
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-05-15

WANTED-Position by experience
Swiss butter and cheese maker. Ad
dress X, care The Ranch, Seattle.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-05-15

WANTED-Compete Swiss dairyman
wants job on dairy farm, milking,
tending cattle, etc. Address Xxx, The
Ranch, Seattle.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-05-15

Registered Poland China Pigs. Write for
prices w. H. Illman, Startup, Wash.
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Produce from all portions of the
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1905-05-15
SPECIAL WANT COLUMN

GOATS WANTED-Several good mich
goats W. Mokler, Clayton, Wash.
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AS an instance of what careless
shipment may result in, the firm OF
Ryan & Newton recently received a
carload shipment of potatoes from the
Okanogan country. Before the ship
ment was made correspondence was
opened between the commission men
and the shipper, and careful instruc-
lions were sent the latter as to how
to ship the potatoes. The instruc-
tons, explicit as they were, were
wholly overlooked by the shipper and
the carload, when it arrived, had to
undergo a complete reassortment that
was disastrous for all concerned. Al
though the shipper paid a rate OF SO
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Wpnt 3riegsf@anplah.

- Sc lit iebt aeuiB, oaB nur bier
Shiffe pnn Der sSlptte &pieitmensfp's
in Wlaoimoitod angetDmrrten iino,
Der &reuaer ,NImas" unb orei Tors
peoobDot 3erftDrer. Die Sapaner
baben, ruie aus 9otiD gemeloet rpirb,
nur orei Eurpeoubppte nerlpren. orei
ibrer Offi5iere ftno aefallen unb bon
ben Wannibaften puroen 200 Wann
getDtet Doer permunoet. Iomiral
Hoieitmenstb. beiien @efangen=
nabme iebt p0litiu feitftebt, tit ihmer.
aber niht geraoe lebenseefdhrlib
uertpunbet.
- Mon,iral Togp giebt in elmer
Depeihe Der Seeiblad3t ben pffisiel<
len gtanlen rShlaht i'm iapanilben
Wteer". @r meloet bic @efangen'
nabrne &oieitmenstp' 8 uno oes 8ices
Iomirals gnquift uno giebt bic 8abl
Der gefanaenen &uiien auf 5000 an.
- Seit Beginn oes 8rieges bas
ben bic &uiien breiaebn Shlabts
ihiffe perluren, BON oielen nurben
elf in ben @runo aebDhrt uno atpei
gefapert; ferner abtaebn &reuaer,
bon oieien elmer getapert; orei Ban.
aeribiffe. Elm &eparaturibiff uno elm
9alfstreuaer, ale in ben @runo ee.
bobrt. @etapert muroen ferner nod
elm &iiitennerteioieungslhifi, elm
Speaialihiff unb eineut 9orpeopbopts
8erft5rer. Die Sapaner perloreu
in oieler Belt suei 9bladtldiffe.
orei 8reuaer uno elm 8anDnenbDDt.
&ailer Nicplaus bat auf Die
Nabriht BON Der Nieberlage ieiner
Jlotte i'm iapaniihen Meer ldnmt=
lihe 8lieoer ieiner Jan,ilie nab
9iarif0ie Selo berufen uno nit ibs
men cine 8unferena abeebalten. Damn
berief er Die Winiiter su elmer auBers
oroentliben Sibune elm uno leitber
baben mod perihieoene oerartige I'm,
terreoungen itattaefunben. Mas in
oenielben nerbanoelt lit. meis man
niht genau. ober Dffeubar lit iiber
Die Srage, Db &uBlano ben sSrieben
antragen iole. beraten meroen. Sc
beiBt, oaB ale Winiiter, nit Nuss
nabme oes Rriegs@ uno oes Warines
minifters. fiir lhleunisen NbibluB
oes Grieoens iino. Sn Berlin lit
man ber Nniidt, oaB bic ruiiilbe
&egieruna nod niht UNI Trieoen
nahiuhen, iuneern ben &rieg su
2anoe nod fortieben miro.
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Mbiudrts gebt's
mas ION manden San Mntoniern embiune
ben tutrD.

8uerit Elm menig Gudenpeb. Edgz
lib sunebmeno, bis Der Giiden labm
unb ibmab lit.
BDrauf l1rtnbe1 1hneroen folaen;
Diabetes unb Brigbt's gtierenfranfz
belt.
Dies iit Der abudrtsgebenoe 2auf
Der Nieren= &ranfbeiten.
@ebmt oieien Wea niht. Solat
lieber ben STAT eines Biiraers BON
San NntDnip.
Der Waurer $. s. 6eiteen, Der
cine Office in Der gaitrp=S StraBe bat,
iagt: SD batte einen ibneren Sal
BON &udenlbmeraen, nobel Sbnter=
aen ourb meinen aan5en &Drper
iboiien, menn ih cine ihneIe Bez
pegune mahte. sic entltanben ourb
@rtdltung ooer BON ibmerem 6eben
unb qudlten m& Gag unb 0a1t.
@abts fonnte i'd niht iblafen uno i'd
erwabte WfDrgens 10 miibe. mie ib
war, als ib mid su 8ette leate.
Die Iusl1eibungen nDn ben &ieren
tparen auBer Oronuna, fart gefdrbt
unb nDler Sab. Sd neriubte pers
ibieoene Webiainen, aber feine balf
mir, biz ib b6rte. oaB Duan' g
0ierenz 8illen BEL Slider &
Springau uno i'm 8erar Drug Store
sl baben iinb uno ib faufte etne
Shabtel. Naboem ib einige Dpien
genDmnen batte, perlpiirte ib ibon
oeren Birfuns; Die @ntaiinoune Der
Nieren lieB nah, Die 6iidenibmer=
seit peribmanoen uno iebt bin i@
frei BON allen Spmptomen Der geie=
rentranfbeit.
grbdltlid BET allen Droeuiiten.
Breis so Gents. Softer Wiuburn
@D. in Buffalo, N. g., aleinige
Igenten fiir Die Ser. Staaten.
WergeBt niht ben Namen 8 oan
unb aceeptirt tein Subftitut.
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ssiir $500 uatb 9euti9lano.

Deutib amerifanil1e 8eitunqen
merben i'm alten 8oterlano nit aru.
Bem Sntereiie eeleien, petl fie 1ib
fret ausIpre6en uno bdufie ppn briis
ben mebr 0euigteiten unb Na1rib,
ten bringen, als Die beutl9en Bel.
tungen ielbit. Die mssreie BreHe fir
9eras" lit bruben iiberaQ, pDbin fie
geianot tpirb, Elm iebr germ geiebener
@aft uno tann ii9 riibmen, Nners
fennung uno Wurbigune gu finben,
tpie aus 5ablreiben 8riefen an uns,
lDtuie an Dieienigen, uel9e bas Blatt
an ibre 8erwanbten f9iden, berpor.
3ebt. Wer oaber ieinen gertpanoten
uno 6reunoen cine syreube erpeiIen,
ibnen elm millfon1tnenes @el9ent
MAIDEN mia, Der beiteue fiir iie Die
nSreie Breiie fir Teras" Das Sn.
terefie fiir 9eras, tpie iiberbaupt fit
ben Staat uno Die @eeeno, NOD Die
Ierpanoten uDbnen, ift in Deutlh.
lamb iebr lebbaft uub es ilt unmDg.
lib, in Bripatbriefen cine 10 qriin0.
li6e Guff(drung unb 8eibreibung
oes fremoen 2an6es gu geben, tpie
oies Die r6reie grehe" allmDhent.
lih tbut. Sir ben geringen Nreis
n0n So uerienben mir pDrtDfrei unler
reibbaiti9es 8obenblatt auf elm Sabr
an iroeno cine Noreiie i'm Muslanoe.
Die ssreie Yrefie fir Geras pnbI.
Eputbatt1.
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Cora, metnte er topr1nurrelno.

Gord, melnte er topTnurEelno. gs
Hang gang befiimmert. vSo matt ..
abgearbettet :. icb peiB ni9t -"
uQ6 i9!" Sic er3pang pieoer Elm
miioes 2d9eln, n2aTen Sic mid nur
aus Dem @piele!" 9obei bate 1ie f6on
ben 6anoi6ub abgeftreift uno ben
Mappenring: rDa, Ooftor - er itebt
gu Sbrer 8erfiigung."
gr nabnn oen 9ting uno betrddtete
i9einbar nit srDBter 2lufmertT Tamfeit
Den 8lutjafpis nit Dem etneei6nittez
nen Wdppen. gs mar nur Elm 8orz
tpanb, er tannte bieie orei inetna1ber
berf f9lungenen Hinee i'm S9tloe ia
lansit. Iber er mar ein penig be-
fangen.
Damn panote er ii6 einem groben
ldnslt9en &aiten gu. Ser an ser Wanb
angebradt mar. sd mD9te Sbnen
ettpas seisen, Grduletn Cora. Gs bat
nod tein Menfh auBer mir sefeben,
uno i'd bite aud Sic, oas, mas Sic
feben peroen, san5 fir ii9 gu bebalz
ten." gr f1lob Ben &aiten auf, oer
boroere Dedel flappte berunter.
Sn Dem Snnenraum, bur9 BEN eir1
@asrobr seleitet mar, brannten nebens
chamber feds 5lammen. Oabon =
man tonnte es felbft jeBt, TN Odmmerz
lt9t bes Winterna9mittags, beutlih
unterf9etoen = leu9teten bie bret
re9ten in frablenber 9elle; ibr @lans
mar 10 grob, baB ct bas 2i9t ber orei
linfen fait srau erfdeinen lieb.
Cora mar neben ibn getreten, min
bod irterefftrt.
r9ter, arduletn Cora = otes iino
bie Striimpfe Der tpeltberiibmten 9als
oin'fden neutrality-suspicious." erz
tldrte er. jeBt gana iadli9 uno rubig.
rDies aber fino Die neuen pralri9en
Qppdrate. Set stpsi Sabren arbette
f9 on ibnen, ia Die Soee, ois fi9 auf
3ufiibrung bon Saueritoff in ben
8erbrennungsproaeb beeriinbet, rei9t
nod tpeiter 5uriid, oenn t4 babe f9on,
als -. als id Die eriten patente fort
CAB, Die bamdltge @rfinbung fiir gang
un5uldnglt9 erfldrt. Mber reif, fertts
TT mein neues 2idt erit i'm lebten
@terteliabr getporben." gr i90pfte
ttef Mtbem. ,llno nun a9ten sic auf,
Grdulein Cora: bieie Striimpfe bier
bremen iebt ununterbro9en orei 800
den, Sag uno Haat. 9eut, in Sbrer
@egenipart. iperoe i9 auf Die feds
8renner reue Striimpfe aufIeben -"
(er gins gum Nebentif9 unb taufdte,
tpdbreno er tpeiter fpra6, Die Mpparate
aus bier tpteber prpmetbeus -
bier prall .. :. 70! Nun fdlieben mir
ben &aften. sic, bite, nebmen Den
Sdliiffel In @erpahruns !. {. unb jest
Deriieseln mir, oamit i9 bor a[er Der
iuhung, naaaufaauen, beipabrt bleibe,
ben 0edel NIT Sbrem Ringe. Go,
Jrdulein Cora beut iiber feds 800
den aber nolIen mir 8eibe oas Berlies
tpieoer Offnen uno uns iiber3eueen, ob
i9 mid setduf9t babe ober nidt, Of
meine Npporate aud bte lebte grobe
probe auf ibre Oauerbaftisfett 10 be-
itehen, tpie i'd boffe. Sic iperoen es -.
'..,n annt nnnft
yr praG dp, mIrIen I'M leSrru Sus,
ben er nit leioenfdaftlid eeiteiserten
Qceenten geipro4en bate. 9aitie
fabte er na9 Der 9anb bes jungen
Mdo9ens, aus Der Der fleine @9liiifel
CUR @roe flirrte.
nllm 9inlmels millen -. bab' i'd
Sie erf4redt, Grduletn 2orag 9ttte,
feben Sic it9 bod j. bter. Elm @las
Mafer! Rebmen @te tpentgitens einen
tleinen S4lud. Sc tit pobl aud unz
hsrriinftin marin hier2 csh Sherl"
lsSortiesuna folat.9
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gYie iii pteay

geir bieteu einbanoert Donars SeIo5uuua FIR ie=
ben Gal bon Ratarrb, oer nldt burh ginnebmen
pom Q all antarrb Rur 9ebeit meroen
tanu
8: ). @benep s. o., Gigent., Soleoo, 8.
aSir, Die nntersedneten, babsn s. s. @benet
lelt oen lesten Is Snbren .getann! uno balten ibn
nngen uno finanBiea bedbigt, alle BON Iener Tirma
elngsgangenen gerbinoli9teiten 5u erfhGen.
9et q Srnar, @roBbanoels Srosuiften,
Eolebo, 8.
Balbins, 3innan 8 Rarsiu, @rosban.
bells =Droeuiftea, Eoleoo, 8.
.3aa,s 6atarrb=aar tpiro iunerlid eenommen uni
wirft eirett auf 6as Ylu uno Die Idleinioen Ober.
Ed4sn beg eptems 3euenifie frei oerfan6t. Yreis
75 eents fur Die Glaf6e. 8ertauft pon alien apo.
tbetern.
6a1s' fomiliea= =UilIeu inb Die befen
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GInes gaaes

tperoet Sbr erI6reden iber Sdmerssu
IN ben @lnseipeiben unb glppenoicitis
befltrdten. Dr. Sings gaeue 9ebensz
Biaen filrieren ale @iasen= unb Inter
lelbsbei9perben, &opfidmersen, @aas
ludt etc. gu baben BEL S. &afteper &
SObn. @eO. s. S. G6mibt, Giq. unb
NoOlf 9reiB, nur 25c.
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= &uiiiibe 8eituneeu. pie y RuB"
uno .Wople Wren,ia" perlaneen bte
iofortige ginberufung elmer Bolts
neriammluu9. Sic aeben oem berr.
ibenoen 8eaierunasipltem Die 6aupt.
ibulo an ben 0ieoerlaaen.
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0oa s6hs;sd,e Mp;r

- Das idGiiihe Winiiterium bot,
tpie ous Dresden aemelbet piro, be.
ihloiien. bas Snftitut Der sFeuerbes
itattung fitr oas 86nigreih eeleblih
81 regeln. rlabbem bas Berbrennen
oer 2eide in iiingiter Belt in itetia
iteieenoem pmfana Braud, semurs
ben iIt.
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Sstc Sengg.
Shreibmaterialiem mmo 8ud,>
aftnluuo

8roBe Nuspabl BON gontu Biz
9ern aller Nrt. Sancp- unb Sport
Nrtitel. Announcements auf ale in,
lanoiibe 8eitihriften prompt belprot,
pie NIT oem 8eiddft oerbunoene
v ccloenss Druderei fertiat
ale Irbelten, @iuIabunas. un6 Sra,
tulatipnstarten in beioen Sprod,en
an. Spe5laHtat: Druid BON Sta.
tuten ftir oeutfhe 8ereine.
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Sn Der polniiben Staot 2uos
nat futeoer Elm blutiger 8uiamlnens
ltoB 5niiben Streitern uno 8oIiafeu
itnttgefunoen. Rpei BerIonen lolIen
getDtet uno feds permunbet Iein.
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C19 titles, ernItes Jeit fir
O. Cora. Der tleine Gbriit=
baum leu9tete nur Dem
alien, nod INNER frdntelnoen Obeim
un6 ibr.
Mm Spdtnadmittas oes 9etligen
Mbenbs ipuroe fir iie Elm GROCER &orb
nunoerboller Rofen abgegeben nit Der
Rurte W0nersSiegbaros. Sic mar ibm
oantbar. BOB feline 3eile Die @enbung
besleitete. tein Wunf9 eines froben
Jeites.
60 unfrob tpie fie mar
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mir iaste, bab er nit Dir beratben.
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bas iiber Dein 9era brtnsen Mber
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benuBte 9offnung In Cora getpefen,
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