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Arizona republican., 1906-08-27
TUcKs CONCEAL HER POVERTY

There is a charming young woman fin this city whose purse is not plethoric but who loves dainty blOuses, who says that from her viewpoint there is one satisfactory thing about this seasons fashinOs. The merest fragments of material left over from a last seasons frock may be used in making a blouse, just by joining them in a decorative way with tucl1s or insertion. Nowhere is insertion amiss, and that heroine of Miss Alcott who was obliged from lack of material to piece the under side of a sleeve out of twenty-seven scraps. if she had lived in these days. would not consider it necessary to conceal the fact as that girl did. She would join the twenty-seven pieces with tucks or insertion, and persons would say. what an elaborate waist New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-27
CHILD'S PLAIN AND STIRRED
 LINGERIE HATS 5415.

Lingerie hats make a distinct feature of the season and are especially charm ing worn by the little girls. The two illustrated are daintiness itself while they allow of materials of various sorts and as the labor of making is trivial in the extreme, it becomes quite a sim pie matter for any mother to provide q goodly number of changes. The hats are one full. one plain, so that both the thinner and the heavier materials are provided for. As illustrated the shirred model IS made with crown of white batiste and the brim of batiste em- broidery the trimming being a big bow of soft ribbon while the plain hat is made of linen embroidered in a sim pie design with a Valenciennes friIl. There are. however. a great many va riations that can be made The shirred hat is appropriate for all the thinner
 softer materials and can be made sim pier or mole elaborate as the crown Is plain or embroidered, while the plain one can be made from heavy lace or embroidered ali-over or from pique
Arizona republican., 1906-08-27

with the edges simply finished with embroidered scallops, quite as well as from the embroidered linen.
 Both hats are made over a plain foundation brim and band. The shirred hat consists of the full crown and the shirred brim. which are arranged over this foundation, the under brim being finished in any way that may be liked For the plain hat the foundation brim is covered with the material and the crown is buttoned over the band into place.
 The quantity of material required for the shirred hat is F yard IS inches wide for the crown, l 9s yards of em- broidery 6 inches wide for the brim and l A yards of ribbon; for the plain hat A yard of material in any width with yards of narrow lace for the frill and PA yards of ribbon, with F yard 27 inches wide for the foundation brim and band for either.
 The pattern 5415 is cut in one size only but will be found suited to chill dren from 4 to 12 years of age.
 Cut this out ana send with ten centF to The Republican, Phoenix, Ariz., Ill Ing out the blank below:
Arizona republican., 1906-08-27

Here you are, half pound box of DonofriO's crystallized Cactus Candy delivered to your door for 35 cents. Donofrio C. C. Co., Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-27

T feel" said an Atchison man this morning who ate too much yesterday, as If had eaten a dose of brick bats. and finished the meal on cement grout- ing."-Atchison Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-08-27
FOR OVER srxTY YEARs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup aas been used for children teething. It sOothes the child, Softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea- Twenty-Five cents 6 bottle
Arizona republican., 1906-08-27

Palm-I got that idea out of my head.
 Pepper-That's lucky for your head.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-05-12

lack OF circulation. Had a knife been
thrust into my kidneys the pain could
not have been more intense. My sleep
was disturbed by visions of distorted
figures. The kidney secretions were an
noyngly Irregular and was tortured
with thirst and always bloated. / used
seven boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills. The
bloaiing subsidized until | weighed 100
pounds less. could sleep like child and
was relieved Of the pain and the irregu-
iarity Of the kidney action. My circula-
ton is good and feel better in every
way"
A FREE TRIAL OF this great kidney
medicine which cured Mrs Jackson will
be mniled ON application TO any part OF
the United States. Address Foster Mil
burn Co.. H,f'ain. y. Y. For sale by all
druggists; price. 80 cents per box.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-05-12

twenty years /
was doctoring
for kidney and
liver ouble.
but without ben
eft. just before
/ began using
Doan's Kidney
Pills / was al
most paralyz-
cd. / could
hardly stand on
my feet be-
cause of the
numbness and
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-05-12
Calnnage
Sermon
By Rev.
Frank De Witt TalmaGe, d. d.

Los Angeles. cal, May G.-In the
terrible calamity which has befallen
San Francisco the preacher today finds
lesson for the whole nation. The text
is | Kings xix. II. II. AN earthquake.
but the Lord was not In the earth
quake: and after the earthquake fire,
but the Lord was not in the fire; and
after the fire still small voice"
Extra. Extra. Extra" cried the
newsboy in the street. Like the fish
mongcrs call. the voice echoed up and
leaped through my study window. II
did not cause even the tremor of the
hand that held the moving pen. Why.
| have heard that call of Extra. tx
ira so often that II was like the cry
of Wolf, Wolf" In the legend of old.
| did not even have interest enough to
say. Another railroad accident" or
"Another eruption of Mount Nesu-
vius." or Another threatened war be-
tween France and Germany over the
African troubles" But suddenly my
self conpIacency was reused 10 vehe-
mcmt action. \ member of the family
rushed into the room and said Have
YOU heard the newsI san Francisco
Is destroyed by an earthquake. The
Palace hotel and the Call building and
the great city hall are in complete
ruins. All the great hotels are gone.
All the places of amusement are in
flames. \ thousand people are dead.
The city has taken fire and the water
mains are burst" God help them.
God help them was my answer.
But very probably. like all first ru-
mors. there Is eXaggcration in the re-
port San Francisco with its splendid
buildings. could never have its founda-
tions ruined. Let me find out from
headquarters" So I stepped TO the
telephone and called up friend at one
of the prominent city newspaper Of
fees and asked. Are reports as bad as
the first kilograms intimate" Much
worse. much worse" he answered.
''Thc city Is In flames. and we f0ar II
will he completely destroyed. The city
Is said To have sunk. What the earth
quake did not upheaye we fear that
the holocaust will oblitcrate. That Is
the last report received. but the com
munication Is broken now. The wires
are all down"
oh. the horror OF It, The city OF Los
Angeles lay stunned. Twothirds OF
NIL our population had friends or rcla-
tivcs or business interests IN the city
OF San Francisco. The bleeding. moan
Ing helpless cry of Americas metrop-
oils of the Pacific was nowhere an
swered by Il deeper sob OF anguish
than that which arose from the City
of the Angels. We were one One In
family love. one In business interests
We seemed 10 he more than sisters
San Francisco's suilcrings were Los
Angeles suiferings. We are next door
neIghbors I'm the family of cities
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-05-12
HAPPY WOMEN.

Wouldn't my woman he happy.
After years of hackachc suffering.
Days of misery, nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles,
To find relief and cure?
No reason why any reader
Should suffer in the face of evidence
like this:
Mrs. Almira a. Jackson. of East Front
st., Traverse City. Mich, says: "For
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-05-12

Then the long walt No news-wlres
down; communication stopped. All.
Los Angeles knew then what must
have been the feelings of the fathers
aud mothers aud brothers and sisters
when the telegraph wires thrilled and
the news flashed over the northern and
the southern states that the battle OF
Fredericksburg was being fought. Oh.
the anxious moments of waiting for
the dead list. They say 1t Is hard to
20 To the front and die. do not think
II Is nearly so hard as To stay home and
live and think that your dear ones
are soon 10 be numbered among the
dead They say that all of $4,000 men
were killed at Fredericksburg. The
rumors mt first declared that 10000
We're dead In San Francisco. What
will my telephone bell never stop ring
ingf" MY husband IL In the Palace
hotel" says one. My mother and sis
tiers are living there" says another.
IL have two brothers there" says an
other. MY son is there" says another.
Aye. they could say It, but what could |
saw Nothing The wires were down.
There seemed to he no hope. Then the
telegraph instrument began TO click.
The streets about the different bulletin
boards were blocked. News. news!
Give us the news" was the cry. But
when the news began 10 come In, In
stead of smile upon the lip, the
blanched cheek became paler. II that
We're possible.
Point Richmond has tumbled into
the sea" was one notice. THE Gin
House has disappeared" was another
notice. zone hundred and thirty
blocks of business houses annlhilated."
"The scavcngcr carts are carrying the
dead through the streets blocked 10y
falling walls" was still another report
"lhc ghouls robbing the dead are be
ing shot by the soldiers" "City Is I'M
der martial law" Five miles OF wa
ter front ablaze." People fighting
each other In the streets. Ike stamped
ing herds Of cattle" q God, Is there 10
he no end TO this horrorI Agony seems
TO he piling itself upon agony. Then
the old and feeble what are they do
Ing? Then the mothers with their new
born babes 10y their side. Think OF the
hospitals being turned into charnel
houses. But still the telegraph Instru-
ment ticks on. Every little movement
of that instrument seems to be a
sledge hammer beating against the suf-
fering heart of a nation.
Cries For Help.
Then. rs the crowds grow thicker
and denser. we lind men fighting their
way out "What Is the matter with
yuui" we ask. Let me outr' they cry
"I.et me out, want 10 get the train
and start north at once. I must get
Into that doomed city aud 20 To my
n -
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-05-12
No Right "a Say Il.

Has any one right to say that san
Francisco was destroyed on account OF
its sins II he listens Alright To the
words OF Christ? What said Jesus
when his disciples pointed To man
who was blind from his birth and ask
ed, Master. did this man become blind
on account OF his sins or on account OF
his parents sinsy That was as much
as TO say: IAN blindness and physical
ailments are directly due 10 some
mans evil deeds. Who sinned-this
man or his parentsr' Christ answered,
"Nelther hath this man sinncd. nor his
parents, but that the works OF God
should he made manifest In him"
Then IN another place Christ told how
the tower Of SLOAN fell. II fell as
quickly and unexpectedly as the cam
panile of 81. Marks IN Venice. Then he
said: Suppose We that these Galileans
were sinners above all the Galilesns
because they suffered such thngsf
tell thee nay. but except ye repent ye
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18

LSnpitcl 10.
Giite sllic, ciiirit ncucn 9olduitt benz alrtitc(
II pcr uttentIilBcn ahnemcincn t5clegc
nui 1901, Sitcl y5rnmtbricic, Yoaerulto6.
hNo .NlruntDrcrs S,tttungen,, Diuiuiufitncu.
Der nd nuf 2ngerBanesG uiitunneu beiichf.
ocni Mbidlnitt II beiagtcn NrtifclS ipiocu
nllo Nbiflnitt IL gcnnunt iucgocu iuu.
!. NblWllit. - sci cs bpH Der qCdi5Intur
BON WtdrN. uro pcrfiiat oab elm neucr Whihriit
0trt Srtlicl If oe3 Guoer Der DIlcntli6rti nG'
Q%cl1elilelI Sciebe bon 1904, Siiel aSrurhihrir-
iG. SdgcrItlaaz ltllo GlcnutorsG uitturdeu i hin.
3igclIigi pcrbc mo ut. Der ncit A6}c0riit II
bciuutel Iriitcl5 tnIGcr. AhiDuitt II ocrarut
mo mic luiQt ldltel lOGl:
~. - JiCgierunNSs SpIlfpcidcr Der gNcrcipia.
ten StnuiciL, ais 9citiuerie45pctt0 bcfolui
lrie lie inter ocl Ncicbcn Der &creIIrien
StQutCH GCuuuIIt lpCrDCu mo %cr!f!jccI, ui,5 hr
In OiCiCm HHnoc ljCNcI, toucu INTER Der Ne
hcutuln mo ber gLbitbi biClcr Ylte ais QaQcrs
puuier bCiradiCt lpCroeU, ltilo inl0c Siitiucrtes
zpeibCr ioucH alien %oridriiicu oicier s(ftc
uHteruuriClt lCil 'gpCtt btCa uid)t init ben
@cIcBcn Der &crtiHlntct Eiun;cn itbcr bic Me-
d~ulirirN mo Oel HgtCiCp fptclcr .Sifiiltcr G
Spcihcr i'm Guullilt ilcbt mo nlc Hnrcrlnnas
GuitltuQCn, unH eiECll IoI1elt 0illtitCIU'Sueis
Mer ule0ClClt. tullcH bon ocn NurlIriitCu
hicfer 9ulC rcpuliri lucrocll mo o~etielbe1 uns
tcrlunrieii 10 b6uiN mo in allen Siniidicr. ais
Die 2lgcrbalr3s :. lIiilunGcr tracflo cillc5 2ngcrs
bans g'ciiGcra. elmer Rcriuu uoer Corporation
in oicicm Sinatc.
,. g(hibniit. 49, limo g miro fcrncr Oeriiiot.
oar niCie Niitc pprt 1ugC tbrCr YltiabuIc az
IN Strait trCiClt tou.
llntcrlct0uct am 27, 5cbruur 1866.
tt3D Isl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18

eius gftr. ciucn nruru g~lGifnitt BEN Guorr
Der G%lucmciucu uiicntitGeu @eicfe nnh
1904 binjusgiigcu, Der ais Nbidlnttt 4OlA
scs Mrtifets q, Sttcl ,2icrGrcdlen hno Sc'
jtrniuug," l~lutCrtitci pSnrteottttui', ger
inhrcn mn gcrnrtbctIung," bctnnnt ZEN,
bcin %9lDiGJuitt l6i unRIEttclbGr tpiBen MN
iuic iplgt lautcl iOt:
1. Ybidnitt. 49, Gel Is pnl Der Scal9ldlnt
bon MnrOlanb neritNt oGB ell lleuer Iblbnlil
Dem Guoer Der 1ftcntli6cu alNetnetlieIl !9elcpe
bon 1904 bin3uaeftnt lucroe tno 0terlilti H. oer
aI9 9tbihnitt 46lI oCs Wrtifcis 81 Gitel rNcr'
hrecbet ilno NeitrGiuig, llutcritiel "Shrteoits
ton, @erfubrcn mn &crurtbcIIln9", b%etanllt,
benz Ibi6niifc I6t urnll.tcibur lnlgel mo ple
tuIgi Iauicn lou:
46iI. 49, Sn allen Sdler, tGr ole oas @e'eb
Gin Wlinimima Iino MISUNDERSTANDING HIT en-
8erhretet uniebt, riogcl oer Nidtcr oea ert'
minal+ Grid in Baltimore mo Die %oerl6ieocs
nen Nidter Der Grct5s@crlbte bcs Counties at
iinti Der "Wtinimuiniirufc EN- 1crinpcrta Strut
mai, nericlbcn gtri unpcioct. nnrbcbuitllO 1ei
bon. bub ui6t5 biCrin GHibaltcle ais irgeIio
cine ociebli0 ieitpclettc W,nrtfldllttnle heitels
fen foil ober Die Ncityaiuua cillcs NcrbrebellS.
fir ipelCbcs ou5 8cieB cine eIItji8e Slrale por'
ihrcibt.
?. Ntfhniti. lluh ici IS icrrcr Ueriiigt,
haB ole bicrmii in gStoertprub itcbcnoe sc
ictc lilo Ibcilc boil @cictcF %DterburrD Dloerri'
fett ieien mo itllo.
8. Mbfdniit. - llno Ici cs ierncr ncriilgt,
hab bieie glfte BON 9aillm iDrer IrIluDnle 1T
strait irctcii iou.
unicr5ci6uct am 9. gtpril 1906.
U37-Q41-3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18

Gnpttrl $50.
Cine Mttc, nm SimcrbcitSs Minhrrnciu fir bic
Snftc nho Seiuphlcr puH NutelS NIB Npnr.
tcmcnts : 6dnjerH tn Der Stabt @aiti.
innrr nnrtninlrrihrm-

tShNHls . NHulCIH VI WI SlHpI quilt
rnpre purjuimreibrn.
1. gbi6Hiii. - Gel eS bon Der qept3lutur
bon wlnrpIanb beriiiat. bnb ir9cub Elm @cbduoe
ooer Wchdlioe, bic lest ais 0uteIS ooer gtparics
iteni 0iuier oocr ipdter ais iolhc bcuuBt mers
Den, init aroBeii Semernlarm SlOdcu auspes
rilitei lucroen follCll, bic lnr I'M Sale cineS
Seuers ODER Seuer5qcfabr GClduict lpcrOcu fol-
len. I'M bic gepobncr b~crfelbet 81 ipnrncH.
.. sib(hHiit. llno ici IS Oerliigt, oai bic
int borangebenoen Nbinnittc porNCihriebencu
@Ioden bon iplder @rbBe iein ioleu. ME ic
Der Gcbduoe e Snfpcfior Der Slaot Baltimore
ieiifeben mag. mo oab lie cine bel cinem Ercps
p~enahiaB mo cine an ieoent 9n6e eines ieoen
Corridors autgebingi mo tic 10 |beiciiiNi. ar
ru1gtrf ulO nerbniiocn iperoei iuucit, bab icor
@lode bonn @anpibiirCau aus annci6luaen ipcrs
ben farm.
3. sbfdHiit. limb ici IS icrucr neriiat,
baB oieieriqcu @iaentbimer. IQcuteil. 4idtcr
ODER Seid0fisiibrer irgcno luClder oils SpielS
uber IDartemcnissSduier benupiet pocr beiuubns
ten @cbditoe, Die eS ptricbleH pocr 1ib %ipeiaerr,
bic SetliiriInnigen bieicr 9tiie III ~Dciolael. eincs
SereebeRs ltninig icttt UNI lub elmer glilupc
lino ucberiRbrling eiter Strdfc bon Mot lpCnis
ser ols $3.50 poer lncbr ais $1,000 iiir ieoen
geriioB ~rerfaIlen foIlcn.
4. Ibtmrilt. - HIM ici IS NcriiiQt, oab Ith
Die 9eitimrrilgetl hieier glfie Mot nuf @ebdioc
mt 5ipoli ooet iucuiger 3iniIlleril eriiredei fol-
len.
s. Abf6nitt. uno tei cS oerfiQi. bub oiclc
Gtte am cr'telt Sili 1906 I'M Strdit trcien Iuu.
nnter3eihnct an q. 4lir5 1906.
2 I1aT--n 4 tn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18
T9apitcl s04.1

Gunttct tUl.l
Cine Nftc 5um @ioerrlf nno 5nr gSteoererlets
inng nit A"menocmcntrn hes Nbihnitt3
42J hc3 Nrtifcie 81 oco GDocr Der aines
rteincu dicntidlcn @efrtr Ses StnntrS
Minrninro inter oem Sttei ,Gcrbrcdlcn
nno Gritraiang" itts orm nntertltci uVns
anbnuorn uao 2anbitretdacr."
|. Nbfcbniif u Us ntro hetfl1f. olir0 pie
2epi5lninr rpu Miarb Iaro, bub etbihniii 425
pcs Nrtiiels q bes gpbcr Der allaemetnen 81
f~cliiltthcll GeicBe Wiarllnio's inter ne1li Sitcl
. Nerbrcdeu uito Strufcu" ltia heft llltertitei
a&aRdhlUocn uno qnnoitreider" biernit nibfrs
rifett Itna nit N.ienbemcnteIi tuicocrerlGtcn 1T,
70 bnb bcrfeIbc, mie ipInt, lantet:
425. - Seoe Terfni, Die ntbt irtltliillo III,
iittb i'm Stddic uiH1er t%unrbert. ilo III Nlarli'
hduiern. UinrlipI1ter ooer %anoeretl bifenili9en
@ebdnoen, nbcr In SAcri,teit, Narndcl ooer me
fer "ireietr &iinnlel lGgtrt oser %cartptrt, ohIte
cine bcitirtirte gscEdiriQ noer geleilidDe Scs
fh1itiarna Su tnberr. IN ocr Stdbt. benz Slei'
fen oocr Gpurtn. mo iie III Der SSeife timber
l~pniiberi mag. uio fcine ii2tbnrcf Grili'ftslTits
tCl tut, fpn ais 2dnhiircicher h~etrdCDirt unh Ell
ireS %'ernebenS i6ulSin crndbtct nnh uoit eiuert
&criht pocr Sriehcneridtcr utf ribt ipcniner.
ais so 5a0r, rH6 Hiht nebr. ala Gin Sabr fa6
bem Staats, Nrbeitsbaufe aeianbi peroen fdus
iien; ieood biirfen In TaIbnts. Goi1crfets, sSis
comicos NIB sSprreiiers 9pnnth oas &eridt pber
her SrieocnSri9ter fuIdbe gstfethdtcr ndh benz
Sefilioni5 Der refpefiipeiiG counties. dnitatt mad
bent GtuntSs strbeitsbuufe feioen. 9iefer gh4
ihHitt fpH ilidt anf IuegailDsGo uiitp 9e5ug
babeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18

TGapitcl ell
Clue Iftc, cincn ncnCi Nbidlniit Dem Nrtifcs
u Der nlarmeincn uIicutitfrn WeieBc ppn
1904, Siicl ,auiien," Hin6ujuiiBen, orr
Nbidlnitt 10 0cnannt ipcrbcn nub bic Se-
rcdJnung ncr fir ir1cnn cine 9ilrgidlaft In
cincr Glngc uur 0cnl Snnjleis ubcr Gil.
IigtcitSs Wcridlt b~ciaUltcn Hrnmic alS CT.
zen SDeil Der Soften uUrihrctbrn iuu.
IblGnlit 1, - Sci IS bon Der Se9isIutllr
bon .y,nrUinlo perfitRt, bab Der %lolBcilhe net.
tere Ybidnitt Dem Goocr Oct 6lfettli6en als
n%emcinen @cieGe bon 1904, Ittel pEciten. "
~bei0tfiiGt luerbe, Der Ibfbuitt 10 oeS ~bcingieIi
artitelS g|eiluIult ucrbel lul.
10. - 2Scnu in irNcln elmer Nln0e uber
SorlldDlte I'M S|tul5lets u0er 8lltateltSsSertbt
s!aS &iiFgtaait 9eilGat iOer6ea mnB anS O,e
enc bonn &rfcB blcico Stuutc3 uutoriiirie Gi=
@Gtoelta.Gompn9nte II, bonn mao bic sum
orlllutelt iulbc eeredte SetrdRe ctnI6ltebcn.
oie BON tbr an cine iold)e SlhcrbeltsaGolts
lUltrhcn.
Sblbniit .. - llno ft es ferucr bcriiot.
III Strait irctcn ioQ.
.tInier6et1nct am .. Stpril 1906.
(l31-2 III .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-18

Sine 9tltc iur Wi,ltinmndluiig Dpt Tcrtdnts.
ilrftnoru uuo Snppttctcu, llcbcrtrn9nh1s
Sbliqnti6ucm NIB SaufsSuutrnitcr bic III
- L.. L.. 49,. hlrnIn mn

Der yCOluNulBhWU IVHitiHhh INV
I. 9biDnitt. ~ Is miro O"rtiiat BON Der Ees
oi5latur bon WtarbIdnb. oub Nbidlttie - oe9
H(rtiiel3 81 OC9 Goocr Der ul1etn'tlcl Sta0tss
GCietc bon A,drbiuno, utter ocni 1ticl "eoI.
pCnuncinp." ptc burb Sapiicl 21S ocr, Niie oer
neudunten pcoiS.ntir bon 1904 e%r!arell, 0ler'
nit niocrruien mo, luie tol6t. mlcoercrIaneh
ttnh. r..
50. - 9le &crfnuf3urTutoeit, Snpotbcler,
llcbcrtraQun0 SbIi9ntipuell llito @nlil Sofi'
irafte, luclQ6c bi5ber uloQciieli mo he9laliol9f,
uhcr Mot bcpInu6iGt mo .bclbmorcll lootoen
limo in llchcrctmitimmnl0 nit Den 5ltr Seti oer
glGaI!cmnN ltlo NeQlul0tGlit9 belicbciloet Coez
ielelt, ODER bel mclCbcn bic NcGlonbtoinGs GeI'
tifilotc nidDt IN Der nDrpci6riehellel Soril ltilo'
inncn bicrtnit in nuer 6nrtn re6f5altlil9 lem.
ais tpTrerl tie in llChcrcinittnirtlirg mt ben be.
Irbcrbct @efctcn ntSpcilcut ulo heplnlthtgt
,unroct; pprnuspcictt, bic GerfurlSsurlulloctl.
0ppoibcGcn, llebcrtrngltua5 SbliGnttoiten itilo
EcfInlifss Is puiraite %iiirintelt III nltocrcr Wctie
nit brnl Gcleb therein unb Iilo in Dem 6lt'tdtts
bjuen COUNTY noer oct jlitilloiacll St1ot profos
fnitrt; lrb icrncr oprnt3Gcictt. enb git6ts IN
6icicu ?lhfdnitt nic Nntcr iiIci bon bona ttoe'
SGiufCrn nocr @lGnbiQCrlt b%crilhtet lou, nelfc
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