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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-17

vived. Thanks to the u~nsleeping wisdom
OF the admirable Sir John, there were even
no extreme consequences In the way Of q
bad reputation. Jack was punished. but
not grievously. Hecame out as fortunately
as Tom Jones did.
The story makes excellent reading. II
is full Of clever irony. The interest is main
tained and Is sharp everywhere-in the
dialogue, the description and the comment.
There Is a dramatic part that runs to tragedy
and that will make the reader sit up" The
characters are ingeniously imagined and
skilfully handled-Sir John, the wise but
not the solemn philosopher; Jack, with his
lovably vacant mind and his forty-two
inches Of chest; Jacks mother, large and
solicitous lady, who Is happiest when she
has spread that mighty and immune chest
with an unneeded and particularly hot mus
tard plaster; Tom Clarendon, huge, wad-
ding, profane, who is In Parliament and
who composes massive speeches on subsoil
drainage; Cecilia, Toms daughter, fairest
Of the fair, wisest Of the feminine unmar-
ried. who knows five languages and type
writes the drainage speeches; Jimmy Buck
ingham, manufacturer Of jam and cracker
for the empire, millionaire supporter Of
the Conservative party, who gets into the
House OF Lords on the very day when a
great scandal breaks over his own house;
Renee Buckingham, the manufacturers
wicked wife; George Raynour, the mad
soldier, who shoots the abominable Renee;
Lady Billy Raley, the miser, who steals
Ave shillings from a restaurant waiter.
These characters supply both comedy
and tragedy. The strong scene Is afforded
when Capt. Raynour, Mrs. Bu~okingham's
lover, mi back from Africa and settles
with that lady for taking Jack in his place.
1t is all very ingenious and effective. jack
as We have said, survives. He is Tom
Jones, the good hearted sinner, who is
forgiven and rewarded. Cecilia is his
Sophia, and she blames and hates only the
In the case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-17

Sir John Bixley's son Jack, the hero Of
Morley Roberts's story OF THE Idlers"
a.. c.. Page 4 Co., BOSTON,, is a sort OF new
Tom Jones. 1t Is told, with the humor
and irony that are characteristic of all the
story, how Jack grew up to be a strapping
and handsome fellow with a ohildlike heart
and a mind unburdened with either learn
ing or ina ination, Wonderful qlamours
OF the intellect distinguish plenty Of the
heroes in fiction nowadays, but Jacks
mind was frankly bovine. AT the age
OF 20 he was perhaps the finest and most
ignorant oil round Englishman between
he Tweed and the Torridge." He never
read a book IL he could help it. sHe had
forgotten the Latin grammar, and that
was his claim to education" His manner
OF spelling is indicated in a love letter in
which he wrote "misrubble" and "deerest :"
That is nothing, however; we are all going
to spell that way II Mr.. Carnegie can man
age it.
The sDlendor Of Jacks physical beauty
was early apprehended by the women and
by Jacks father. sThe girls will be hunt
ing him. said Sir John, who had a fine
habit Of understanding. There's NOT q
farmers daughter round here that doesn't
look at him when he rides by as IL she could
eat him. He was a wise father, and he
looked accurately into the seeds OF time.
The story goes or to tell how Jack was
eaten. Always the idea is impressed that
the sinfulness Of Jack was what we may
call objective rather than subjectivA II
cid not strike in. The childlike heart sur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-17
The Rise
Of American
Nationality

Volume 13 of The American
Nation (the Harper's great IT
volume history is now published.
1t is by DR.. Kendric Charles
Babcock, President of the Uni
versity of Arizona. The War Of
1912 is the chief topic treated,
and the author shows how out Of
the weakness of the war period
came a new national feeling,
which led to a better status Of
parties at home and caused
European nations to alter their
attitude toward the republic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-17

sketohiness fits In very happily with Mr..
Hewlett's impressionism and pictures and
text belong together.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-17

JOS. STRIENI, Auetioneer, cells PAIntinet and
Brio A-brac, evenings, 1901 Broadway, Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-17

mons in the volume, the title one being the
eulogy OF the late Bishop Huntington Of
central New York,
Entertaining is a formidable task now
adays, and it has taken half a dozen writer,
to put together THE Complete Hostess
edited by Clara E. Laughlin (~Appletons).
How complete she is may be seen from the
fact that not only does she have everything
from a chatting dish party to the various
degrees OF weddings at home, but that she
is ready to receive congresses and federated
clubs and to manage church shows, large
public entertainments and school exhibit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-17
the Complete Maurice Hewlett.

Whatever divergence Of views there may
be about Mr.. Maurice Hewlett's romances
there can be but one opinion about the
charming book OF travel he wrote in "The
Road In Tuscany There is plenty Of
impressionlsm and paradox in It,, a deal Of
Mr.. Hewlett himself and his ~preciosity,
but there is observation az well, and love
OF the country and the people and illuminat-
ing scene and incidents. 1t now appears
In very handsome form as volumes VI.
and VII. Of The Works OF Maurice Hewlett
published by the Macmillans.
The volumes are illustrated with numer-
Gus sketches by Mr.. Pennell. He, too,
appears at unusual advantage in them.
They are really efforts TO reproduce the
impression the author tries to convey and
not merely pretty pictures. The artists
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-17
Chatwit
The Man-talk Bird

Philip Verrill Mighels, author
of "Bruvver Jim's Baby" has
written another story of the West,
wholly out of the way Of conven-
tional fiction. Chatwit is a magpie
who learns "man-talk" while in
captivity and escapes to the wilds
to astonish birds and beasts alike
with his weird accomplishment.
There are exciting scene in the
plots and c~ounterplots Of the
animals who take sides with or
against Chatwit.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-17
PUBLICATIONS..
-IARPERN
n ~.
Silas Strong
Emperor of the Woods

O1Aa$ OCTOI$
Emperor of the Woods
In this new novel Irving Bach
eller returns to the scenes of
"EBEN HOLDEN" The
chief figure is an Adirondack
"guide and contriver," as he sryles
hinlself--a philosopher of the
woods who expresses himself
always with laconic brevity and
characteristic humor. His shy,
silent counting of the woman who
has waited long years for him to
speak is an original and delicately
tender contribution to the litera-
ture of wooing; and the scenes in
which two small children and a
real dog appear are rich in humor.
There is a delightful woodland
maiden whose virginia. romance
breathes ofthe mountain air. The
whole book is redolent of the
woods in Spring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-17

tons. The only function we miss in her
general activity is a funeral, and we find
no mention Of divorce etiquette. Apart
from thise everything a hostess can be con-
ceived to do is explained.
AnAustrian critic, Baron Felix Won Open
heimer, wrote a review of the British polit-
loal situation before the late election, in
which, as he was not an Englishman and not
a free trader, he Endorsed strongly Mr..
Chamberlain's views. His paper has been
translated by ID. Hayman, with the title
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-17
Their Husbands
Wives

This is the initial volume
of HARpER's NOVELETTE,,
edited by w. y. Howells and
H. M. Alden. Each of the nov
e~lettes is by a we'll known writer,
and, as the title subtly indicates,
each story deals with the same
interesting phase of married life,
the writers are Mark Twain,
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, Abby
Mcguire Roach Emery Pottle,
George Hubbard and Grace Ellery
Claiming. They are not the
ordinary short stories. Each is
peculiar, and the fact of its ad-
mission to the series is a guaran-
tee of its absorbing interest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-03-17
The Genius

A novel Of stirring plot, by
Margaret Potter. with a striking
presentment of the artistic tenn
permanent in its most interesting
phases. The story, based upon
the life of a famous Russian COM
poser, is a strange and deeply
moving tale of shifting fortunes,
dramatic episodes and final artistic
triumphs.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-02-01

foot for the first 500 feet and for
each additional! 100 feet the rate
increases TWENTY-FIVE cents per
foot. AT this rate the average
cost per foot of 5o0-foct we'll is
sixty-hve cents. The average
cost per foot OF a !ooo-foot well
IS $50.
Ia some localities where the
sottness OF the rock j. well
known 4 uniform rate Of forty
cents per foot 10 a depth OF hive
hundred feet j. charged. In
strata OF incoaerent sands the
COS, OF deep well. = increased
BY the necessity Tor casing.
In firm rock such A. Limestone
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-02-01
Make so Cents

Nv getting "a o friends 10 so D
scribe - the Gazette. anv onc
San get the Gazette one wear
free. \ bali dollar can also be
made By sending 81 for three
years subscription 10 one per
son, but al three years must be
n advance. II the ~ bscrlber -
behind on his ~ description. the
must be paid before
he can get three years for 81.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-02-01
II Makes Him Money

kItIos t,Akl III.
Enclosed find remittance 10
renew my subscription TO the
Southern. Farm Gazette for
three years This - nv first
wear 10 take the Gazette, and
there arc several articles IN il
either ouc OF which would not
* hangc for the price OF three
years subscription.
\. VI. GAkY,
Anderson, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-02-01

Please mention the GAZETTE
" hen writing To advertiscrs.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-02-01

!. IstIos ttAk3 III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13

10 Sabren nit Der nStan0aro Oil
Company" III Gerbinomg itebt, crs
flGrte. Die Igenten Der Giienbabh
iuntgirten audi oils Ngenten Der
nSton0nrb Oil" ino crbielten BON
Dem perfallitcn Gel cine Gonmiiiion.
Gr ielbit babe inl Nomen Der 8eicll-
ihait 2l9entcn an uerihicoenen Gunfs
ten Der Sron Wouutoin Houo in Wtii'
jonri %ernonnt.
Errm'iu in @bilooelpbio
am GicnitoA.
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Ron oer @eihGit8iteue ser Cont
'nhiiiton iiir ben 3piihenitontlidcn
Son0el mur0c bcllte betunnt gegcbcn,
ole llntcriudrung alli 8rrno Der Gill
man . Gillespie Reiohtiou be5iiglih
0ea &oblen= mo SelgeifGitea meroc
am Gienitoq &ornlittog nm II llbr
in FbilnOclpbiu fOrt9elett mcrOcn.
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oll9idlieBlid bo2 SelgeihGtt biI0en
un6 Dem Sernehmen nod mer0en per
idie0enc be0elltcnoe @eit0ftalGltc II.
Giienbabnbeumte perbort meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13

Intmerprn II, -. Mot. - Ser
Gampier o@inlonO" iilbr bclte BON
bier nod Nem Oort nb.
2iocrpooL ~. Mai. Srrtc
lit bier Scr 0ompier rGnnponia"
noh Ncp-Dorf IN Sec 9citcdcn.
Sontbomp on, ~. Wol.
Nnd 9}cms })ort obgcle0cIt 1T BON bier
Der 9ompirr o9iclp Oorr".
Gbcr6ourM II. Moi. - Ger
Gnmpier oMoiicrin Nllgritc &ictorio"
poil bier mad, Ncm- ?)orf obNciabrcn,
SaurG II. Mai. ~ Die Compiler
go Soboie" uno st. 2ourcnt" li10
bon bier nod Ncp- 2)ort n6NcGonNcn,
Bremen #. Wai. - Gin1etror
fen iii bier ser Compiler o@robcr
Guriiirit" bon Ncp. Yorf.
Nnt 10. Wtni lit BON bier Der Gam
bier y0nciicum" nah Baltimore o6.
gciobren.
WloSgom, #. Moi. - N6Nc.
iegelt bon bier lit bertc scr 0ompier
oSurneiiio" uoh Nclp-Dorf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13
Hrpf. SrcuSclcuburo in Gbiconu.

Gbico0o, ST., II. Mai.-Eroi.
Srcuoclcnburg, ser . beriibmte Seip.
5iger Gbirurgc, Der sur 3eit in BE.
qleitung ieilte5 SobneS ocn Ser.
Stnaten cinen fur3en 9eiut abItattet,
hGIt lid ieit geitern in Gbico9o nui.
Gr nnbm beltc Wor9eu ein NoipituI
in Nhlgcnidcin uno mobutc elmer
Meibe Don Sperationen bel. Gam
begnb 'er 1ih lfodJ ocln ,Ynib MeOicdl
College" no cr Dor mcbr, ais 800
Stu0enten ul0 Ner5ten cincn Dor
trog iiber o0iiicrcntioI 0in9noien
bel llnterlcibs &erlebumgcn un0 be-
rem 9ebnnoluna" belt. Gben nuf Die
lem 8chiete miro er ia lcit Sobren in
Ger gur5en Nelt ais NutoritGt amer.
tunnt, mcaboIb man ieincn InSeiu-
anoerieblmgen nit Dem olleraroBten
%lltcreiie iol9tc. Worgcn miro Frof,
SrrnoclcublIrg ser W~iIrpbp''dcn Sill
nit eincn 9elld u~bItutten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13
Tic Siiroc uncrtrGolidl.

GbilobCIpb | Il, ~. Woi.-Il3
u%mcrtrGglihc @iiroc iiIbItc Der 20.
i1brige @un. $. Wtod Ou3 Gaicin,
icitoem CT Dor II Wionotcn in Ohio
bel einem llninllc cin 9ein pcrlorcn
botte. Gubcr beiiirdJtcte iCinc Muttcr
0aa Shlimmitc, oI2 tic geItcrn Gor,
mittoa t0.40 ans Dem SdIof5immcr
ibrca Sohnea 0aa &nnllcn zines
Shulie3 hortc.
Sic iuno @iuiom nit elmer Sdub.
mun0e in Der linfen Srite Der 9rltit
lebloa olli icinem Bette mlaAeitrctt
ole Fiitolc lag ncbcn Der &ciGe,
Gin cigenbdnoiger @rici oc3Sclbit.
m0roers, ser lid in Dem Shloi5im.
mcr farb, nuroc bon Scr Wtltttcr Der
Eoli5ei iibcrgebeu. 9icucidt Qibt
Der lln9liidIihe BARN iclbit Nui
ihlllB iiber bic Motibe Scr lbut.
menn ultt ihon BON pornbcrcin in
9ctrcii Ocrielbcn tcin 3mciicl bette
ben fam. SeitOem @iuion Dor e
Wsnotcu in iein GItcrnbml@, Ny.
1913, Sit > 9riu0burititrnBc, German.
tomn bcimgcfebrt mar, 5ci0tc cr iid)
iiber Ben GcrIuit icine@ @cinca IN.
ir0itlid) rn0 p%crionf mebr u1o mcbr
in WclondoliC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13
SdDiffsnad,rihten.

Nem Dorf, ~. Wni. - Nbgc.
iobren bon bier limb beute iolgenoe
Compiler: nEretorio" noh Somburg.
,aroonlonO" nod Antiuerpen, vIfin-
nrtonfa" nad) Son0on, "2ucanio"
mad 2iperpool, .Ebilaoelpbia" rad,
Soutbonpton, oeaiiel" nad) Bremen,
.Erin5eB Srene" nod @enuo mo
Neopel uno so 0nscogne" nod)
SABRE.
Samburg, If, Moi. - gngc-
fonlmen iii bier Der Gampicr ,gotu-
piu" BON NeDz2)orf.
m, ~. Woi. - Ger
9ompier .Stotenbam" bon Nep.
Oorf lit bier ein9etrofien.
@enuo, ~. Wai. = Ser Cant
pier va0nig hilbert" BON Ncm. yorf
lit bier %anaefpmmen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13
Baltimore Sbio -8abn.

SrpreBSiiae ,Scoe Stuuor ami Der Stnuoe" bon
@dmoenI Stallion mad ss%aiBiugtnm an 800
bcIltdgclL 500 BORN. bis 800 Nbenos. nit
EiIlInnnf1 iCnlt. 6rlDere gbinbri bon VII.
@aiainstoi, %GerIaiien Wlt. HooaI e., 900.
no. 1880, tS.A5, tO.ds, !i0.55. ~, 90 Nors
miiiuaS, 2l2l0, 1919, li.b5, f2,43, 1850,
tI1l, "a 10, l5.bb, 900. lG.66, Fs, 10. *i0.b5,
tl1.32 gbfilns; berl. Gamnen Ct. BOO. fB.15,
1875, !7.2u, 1900, 1880, 900. 1000, II 90
GurmiiiaaS. li2.00 NlnbtS. li2,O5. 2t2.15.
100. ?t.q5. 700, 800. !305. 400, = 20.
500. 1926. 1900. 1000, ttl.lO. f1l.4i
Nnuapofls, Wt. Mobal citation, no uns
?S4l giormitiups, 1876 NadnI GartioeHsotd.,
!7.2O mo 1900 YornttidGS, 1906 ylddni,
?5.3 mo Goo gbcto5.
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Rorm.; Gdiocn GintiOu. Hsa5. 1900. D.16
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miitnlS,
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1900 uno a 90 Nadm.
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$50 Itndnr. GnInoeu GtatiolI, 800 Norm,
1870 mno "A % gidd,m.
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l7.35. 2115 gorn, l.26. 1850. $50, $3.50.
tli.A5 Nhcnos.
6nrtic' 9an, Camden oidtiGn. 1929 BORN.
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300 gladui
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port, neuer Trrninne an BrelnnoSiuan5ig.
Iter StraNe, Ncip.y)orf, begteui nab Qotrts,
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YenniblbaniasBab
gladl BEN iaeffeu nuS Rorser.

WefidRt SalUettsS tntt0ny mte t0lut:
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Fittstnrg @rpreB limo Gbteuso Special.
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t45J Nadim, (bor l"lnion.GlatiuiD, @Bieago
uno q. 2oui5 SIpreb..
200 Nbeuos Don t"lnioHSiaiiOn), Chicago
$3.50 Tbtnos (ooH tlnIonrGiniiou), et. ecuIs
@rprsb,
pfeh.
'ii.ii aadlts QlnioTrGintIon tt.G5 gabts).
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40 mOraens GlnIou,e Station 4,4i Worasns).
SAB ,44BS'g9SiI srn t1Vn characterization $50 gbrm1, tas
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BORN. 100 MbeuoS. p
VOn unieu. citation.
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900 Wadlm' ,Tougreiiomal aimitsb," idaIlh.
mir 9telu- Npri; i.4S, FOB. f0O2 on. 05 mn
Mem, UoriD Miurq,rS. 'l2.05, $40. 400.
APO. t5.4I, $50. 1l.25 Mbenos, gBotentdge.
GUuHidOS, l4s, 40. % gnrm., *l2. O5, Loo,
400. 400, f6A5, $50. tf2b Nbenos.
ghr mad philadelphia 4.iO, 6.85, $40, $50.
tl.00 Nurn, los, 3a4, 4b7, 1885 iinb
Gas NheuoS, g8nhentdae. Sonntags. B.3b,
7b5 WIurJen5, 3.Ol, 4hI t6.35, 6.46 slbeuhs.
ga6 Bolton. 40 Born. 2SO6entaee; 1886
WbcpoS, tdglih. ;
SAD 9eIinar itno b%auptTddIiteu 8tuiItbeupunf.
Ten IN Der Delannre HiniIon, $50, THO
WtorpenS, . 80, 4.b7 Ruhm, g8obentaae,
$50 9lhenbS tHqIib.
0ulbin1ton 6rpreb, eco, 25t, Bt2, 725, 1885,
7d3. sac. g49, 10 "a 9inrn, u Ob. 1913.
1.63, 2t2, 245, $40, 3.60. 507, $40, 625,
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Wcncs Mint fir WaQacc.

GbicoNo. 81, -. Moi Gobu
j. @oloce, Der iriibcrc Gbcf g.. &n9e.
nicur oeS Eonomufolula, bot nit
getbeilt, Dob CT oic GrGiiNentenitc1c
bel Der electrical Yrupcrtics SO. on
0enommen bobc. Gicic fiir5lid in
9tCm 2ort incorporate @eiclifoit
miro, pie @r. Mollocc mittbCiIt,
houptiddJlid Nnlogcr, IN wcldcn bic
Glefiri5itGt Die Souptrollc ipielt, al
fauieu, iiuon5ircn uno cntmidcln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-05-13
GbeIapenfe Nampicr.G ompagnie.

Slriupcntr.S
Glcannie Gallagher : Eampfer "Wlgifia" illo
% rYtldrtn" nah
Glib Tuiut Comfort NIB TOrioif, Va,
Sampler uerinilet baltimore tdHlib tdiis9es
nOnluleu GoIIuinge) nm G.30 Nbenoo liro f0ilis
men In Slo 4ioinl Comfort lmt u ubr WiUrgete
lino in .NorfOli I'M 7.lj WtDrgen5 an, 1rid1ltes
Beru an Die Siientnbn3ilge llab allen Blnfieti
oeS SiioenS un0 Siiolpeilens.
YlOrf.Jiiuer 'finie.
Gleedrte 4Gitdaier , Sampler "G1drloite" iino
baltimore"
mad geft.Enint uuo Mtdlnluno, Va.
Sampler berlaIien Baltimore tlplid) (ulSae-
nurimen SoHntdNaD nm = llbr NudmittlgS unS
ominen 81 9Scii flSOiui INT 100 WtOrDens nno
in Nibrn0ro lint 0.25 WiOrgell5 an.
Sie an Wipntdgen, WIiiiluohhet mo 5reitdgen
bon Pnltimure abfahrCu0Pl Sanlpier. ilno Die
pom 99eits 9soint nt Etfuiiageli. Softerft0geH
mo Samfingen nbinbrfl, leGcn in 8louccfters
Qoiri, Clements itto Numono's an; unb ole
an SiCniingen, SouieriidGeH mo Gainftagen
BON baltimore tino on Wiunidqen, Wiitt,uodbet
uuo 5reiiaqen bon g0cii Fuint nbfnbrcnbe1
Camper legeli In DorItUiDn uto Clap -Bauf an
Cbei pilnIiiaem Y9elter).
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