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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-25
ON RACK AT ST. LOUIS.
Interstate Commerce Commission In.
vestigatins Relations of Railroads
to Grain Dealers.

Kansas City, Oct. 24-Tne Inter
state Commerce commission here to-
day began an investigation of the re-
,lations of railroads to grain dealers
and elevator companies.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-25
INSURANCE TOO HIGH
Indiana Committee Reports to Cover.
nor Result of lnves-
Sic,$soH

Indianapolis, Ind. Oct. 24.-The spe-
ernor, which has been investigating
the Office Of auditor of state for a year
with special reference to mutual and
stock life insurance companies, today
submitted it's report to the governor.
The general conclusion of the COM
mittee is that the cost of life insur-
ance to the public is too high"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-25
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
Burglar, With a Penitentiary Record
Captured in Iowa City While
Trying to Rob House.

Iowa City, Ia, Oct. 24-Michael Gan
non, a burglar, was captured last night
yin the act of robbing the home of form
err Treasurer Dennis Mohr. The police
say the man is a Davenport crook with
a p~enitentiary record.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-25
U. s. NOT REPRESENTED.

Paris, Oct. 4.-Nine countries,
among which the United States was
not included. were represented at the
opening here today of a congress for
the suppression Of the white slave
trade"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-10-25
SKoT AT CHARIvARI.

Missouri Valley, Ia. Oct. 24.-Harlod
Sullivan was accidentally shot while in
q charivari party at the home of
Charles Deur. The wound will not
prove fatal.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05
z|FCOV|CH $ CO. GO BY THE
 BOARD
Grocery Concern Sold Under the Hammer for Debt by
 Buxton-Smith.

The grocery firm of Zifcoyich & O., was sold out by Deputy Sheriff Doyle on the steps leading to the postoffice yesterday to satisfy a judgment se- cured against the firm by the Buxton Smith company.
 There were three bidders on hand to see that their interests were prop erly subseTved. y being George Buxton, J. sspie, representing the Cop ,-. Queen Consolidated Mining Company, and John Wohlschlagel, of the Cuban store, which concern also had an account against the insoiyent grocers.
 MT. Gillespie secured the stock of the Zifcovitch Company by bidding for it $153. Gillespie was but $1.5O high CT than Buxton.
 The proceeds of the sale will first be applied to wiping out the debt held by the BuxIon-Smith concern, amount ing to nearly the value of the goods. Buxton's attachment was the first against the defunct concern. Besides this. the costs of the. court and sale have to be met. so it is doubtful II the other creditors will get their share or the proceeds.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05
SUIT AIMED AT SMELL ESTATE

CHICAGO. Aug. 4.-Suit was begun in the United States Circuit Court to eject the trustees and some of the tenants of the estate of Mrs Henrietta Shell. widow of the slain banker. The action was begun by Attorney Russell Whitman, trustee in bankruptcy of the estate of Mrs. Grace Snell-Coffin- Coffin-W Walker-C -CoffinLayman-Love, for the benefit of the creditors of Mrs. Love. The action is against certain property in Cook County valued at about S76,0O0. and will decide the question of whether Mrs. Love has any equity in the property.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05
WAITS DEATH HARD BLOW ID
 FAMILY
Young Man EIectrocuted Here Helped Support Mother
 and Five Sisters.

By reason Of the blow that has be- fallen the immediate family. of Chester Wyatt, the young man who was elec- trocuted at Don Luis Friday by coming in contact with a live wire, the death of the young man carries with it an especial degree of sadness.
 A decision arrived at by the young man but a few hours before his death to quit at the mines and go over to the Bisbee Improvement company, seems to have been one of those un- accountable vagaries of fate that fol- lows all mankind. Undecided as to whether he would remain in the mines or accept an opening with the B. |. which he had sought for some time, the young man finally made up his mind to engage in open air work and thus avoid the dangers of underground work.
 In the death of Wyatt, an only brother is left to support mother and five sisters who live in Bedford, Ken lucky. Bruce Wyatt and Chester, the dead boy, were the sole support Of their family. and Chester's death will work a hardship on them. beside throwing a particularly heavy burden ou the shoulders of his surviving brother.
 The remains were shipped to his former home yesterday evening, ac- companiad by Bruce Wyatt, brother of the yosng man. It will be a sad visit to the old Kentucky home that Bruce Wyatt will make with his brothers remains.
 While in Bisbee both the young men made a number of friends who speak nothing but praise for the boys
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05
[. J. DRIVER IS CAUGHT IN 4
 CONSPIRACY
R, L, Swan With ConfederateS Used Bogus Orders to ,-
 Procure Goods. ./

Yesterday afternoon R. l.. Swan a former driver for the Copper Queen store. was brought before Judge Me. Swan pleaded guilty and was sen- fenced to 100 days in the county jail or Sf00 fine. Swan did not have the money so he went 10 jail.
 For some time past the store man. agement have been aware of the fact that goods were being taken from the store that were not being paid for, and concluded to investigate the matter and punish the culprit.
 The drivers at the store get tickets for the goods which they are to de- liver, and then go to the shipping clerk and calf off the list to him. As each item is called of it is loaded or the wagon. A dishonest driver calls items which are not on the list at all, and of course they are loaded with the other goods. The driver then starts on his route, and incidentally delivers the goods, which he has obtained dis honestly. at some house where he has a confederate. The confederate then takes the goods and peddles them around town at greatly reduced prices.
 The investigation threw suspicion on Swan and he was watched. On Friday he took out load of goods, a part of which he did not have tickets for. He was seen to deliver some groceries to the Ruffner house on Clawson Hill, and Officer Doyle i'm mediately went to the store and had the records looked up to see If any thing had been ordered for that house The examination showed that no ticket had been made out. and the officer immediately went to the house and asked for the goods which had been delivered there. At first the inmates denied that anything had been deliver ed, but when the officer insisted that he had seen the delivery made, the stolen property was handed over to him. He then went out and got Swan and made him drive to the house and take back the goods. Swan was placed in the county jail. He was brought before Judge Mcdonald, pleaded guilty and received sentence.
 The store management is deter mined to prosecute dishonest em ployes 10 the full extent of the law.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05
SANTA WRITES ABOUT
 EARLY HISTORY IN ARIZONA.
(Continued from page 9.)


 by the treaty of Guadalupe de Hildal- go in 1S4S. This hiatus in MT. Willis dates can only be explained by reach ing the conclusion that he must have been serving Uncle Sam in a coun- try with which We were at peace. Further along in his story this his torian tells the reporter that he and party camped on the present site of Prescott and in his party was a man named Jack Prescott. for whom they named the camp and whose name ul- timately became the name of the Yil- lage that grew up.
 Now for a few facts regarding the locating and naming of our most beau tiful mountain aity:
 Governor John N Goodwin and party arrived at Fort WhippIe the latter part of January or early in February, 1864. The following March or April, the governor. in looking for suitable site for the capital city of Arizona selected the present site of Prescott and Bob Groom surveyed and plotted the town in June of the same year. The writer lived in the same house with Gov. Goodwin and heard the discussion between the gov ernor, Judge Allyn. Father Flyur, Secretary R. c. Mccormick and others as to what name would be the most appropriate for the future city.
 All were diligent students of Pres cotts history of Mexico and Spain and all being more or, less romantic ally inclined it was decided to name the town Prescott in honor of the blind historian, William Prescott.
 Willis says he was fighting Indians with Col. King S. Woolsey. The writ CT, as did also Ed G. Peck and Van c. Smith, both of Douglas at present, knew every white man in northern Arizona and neither of us ever knew of the A. c. Willis now under fire.
 There were but two men having the name and in those days of Apache supremacy men were not scattered about over the country. but all kept close together. They were John and Jerry Willis. The first named was lynched for the murder of Bob Swope and Jerry left the country never to return.
 The writer knew all about the talk ing out of the first irrigating ditch in the Salt river valley and the par ties by whom that ditch was con- structed, but perhaps enough has all ready been said about this combina- tion of absurdities. As to the truth of the statements I nave made in this article 1 refer any and all of my read CTS to the following gentlemen who were on the ground in those early days:
 Hon. Ed c. Peck, Van c. Smith, John H. Behan, Judge Ed Wells, 'Pard" Pierce. Sol Earth. Hon. Sam my Hughes and Hon. Fred G. Hughes.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05
THOMPSON WILL LOCATE IN
 CANANEA
Bisbee Realty Dealer Closes Deal and Will Open Office
 in the Greene Camp.

l. E. Thompson, president of the J. F Thompson Co, and prominent in the many realty deals that have been a part of Bisbees progress in recent wears. has closed a deal in Cananea whereby the J. E. Thompson Co: Will enter the camp with an ofhce and pro mote real estate in that place. The deal was closed yesterday, Mr. Thomp- son returning to Bisbee last evening.
 By the deal just closed Thompson and Associates acquire the exclusive handling of a tract of ground in the Greene camp whereon will be erected a large number of modern, cottages for the use of employees of the Greene and San Pedro companies.
 In addition to the erection of dwell ings, the Thompson company Will also handle business properties and Dusl- ness opportunities, conducting gen eral realty business along. lines sinh lar to those which have been follow ed by the company in Bisbee.
 Tn Cananea there is a demand for cottages that is far in excess Of the supply of suitable dwelling accolno- dations, and it is expected that tnls line opens up an excellent avenue TOT the business contemplated 6y NIT. Thompson. The recent increase III the output of the Greene mines, coup led with the last movements made hy mining men augur for heavy increase in the population of that camp, and the improvements will be found necessary to accommodate the great influx or la borers and mechanics.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05
. UNHAPPY ARIZONA.
 . . ( ( ( . : ( ( ( ( . | ' . (

with Apologies to KiplingD What are the bugles blowing ror?"
 said Feather-in-His-Hair. ITO plight my troth, to plight my troth" cried Arizona fair. What makes you look so pale. so pale" said Feather-in-His-Hair. I'm dreading what I've got to face" :"
 cried Arizona fair. For they're waiting for my answer,
 and the door is open wide To admit me to the Union if I'll be an aliens bride. And they're using Teddy Roosevelt to help me to decide. And I'm marrying the greaser in the
 morning."
 so hard?" said Feather-in-His-H so hard?" said Feather-in-H -His-Mair 'Tt's boiling hot, its boiling hot
 cried Arizona fair. What makes the paint run down your
 cheek?" said Feather-fn-His-Ha "A touch O sun, a touch o'sun,"
 cried Arizona fair. For the cards are stacked against me
 and the usher's in the hall me priest IS in tne cnancel,
 and the choir's in the stall. And they say its statehood as a bride
 or statehood not at all. And Ip marrying the greaser in the
 morning"
 why don't they let you in alone?'
 said Feather-in-His-Hair Its politics, it's politics"
 cried Arizona fair. What makes them all so blooming
 hard?" sahs1Eeatherin-His Hair The jealous East. the jealous East, ''
 said Arizona fair ''The East is very fearful that too
 many states would wrest It's legislative scepter and bestow it
 on the West, So it captured Mr.Cannon.
 and he kindly did the rest, And I'm marrying the greaser in the
 morning" What's that so black against the
 sum-" said Feather-in-His Hair. ''The Heap Big Stick, the Heap Big
 Stick. cried Arizona fair. \ Whats that upon the desert wind?"
 said Feather-in-His-Hair. The wedding march, the wedding
 march," cried Arizona fair. They're fiockirg to the mission, and they're playing Lohengrin,' The wedding feast is ready, and they
 are waiting to begin; And l hear the voice of Teddy saying,
 We will drag her in,' And I'm marrying the greaser in
 the morning."
 loud?" said Feather-in-his-hair I'm happy now. as I can be-" cried
 Arizona Fair
 with due apologles to both Klpling ar' the author of the above. we have iathe following lines
 ho' makes you whoop and yell so h"~ ran flock into the mission, they
 7an play sweet Tohengrin',
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05

They called on Teddy's great big stick To try and force me in. But the power is with my people, who will kill this awful sin, And there1l be no greaser wedding in the morning"
 -Morenci Leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05

Uncle Joe Cannon has been visiting John W. Gates, and he says he had good time. Did Uncle Joe stand pat right along?
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05

Rudyard Kipling in his latest poem refers to England as Freedom S chosen land" We can see very plain ly that Rudyard is trying to regain the public attention by starting up an argument with us.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-08-05
ksss ssssH Hsss s F s E.

and laud their manhood and good habits. The expense of the shipment and trip of Bruce Wyatt is borne by the Bisbee Improvement company.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-24
aorreipOnoeus. @be1bp.

ben %. Sept, 1906. Ndhite $50
DIE lit nun Die ueberiieolung uah
benz auftrebenoen Noroheim oorSus
nebnen. Da lit tpeniaftens cine gt<
standardization, bier tommt man fid
pDr pie elm @efanaener = IL Weilen
bonn Depot! Die D0r einiaer Belt
piel aaitierte elettriihe Babn, bic
pDn Breubam iiber Shelbp &c. nab
So Grange fiibren ioute, lit einge'
IAlafeu uno lit mol feine Nu8iiht,
baB in ndbiter Butunft Sbelbp 8ahnz
perbinouna erhalten miro. SD be-
bebauere, bier uiele aufrihtiaeSreunoe
b~interlaiien 81 miifen.
Nm 6. Stt0ber miro bier Der
,Deutihe Taa" BON 0armoniesT er=
Elm aefeiert tueroen. Dieler 8erein
bat unter Der Naioe oes aenialen
6errn $. Otto e8 INNER uerltanoen.
Teite in ~gldnaenoiter Beile Al feiern.
Der Sobn bes 0errn 6. y. 2aas
bat pom &epralentanten fir Nuftin
County Die g%rnennuna gun, N0rmals
ihilsr in Gan Mare05 erbalten.
Gin gutter &eaen miro pieoer iebr
geuini1t. Ii. H..
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Ieras 8.

5n Wineola, Der 6auptItaot
pDu WoDb COUNTY. bat am Samitaa
cine oemDtratiihe Wiaiienueriamr1'
lung ftattaefunoen-mie biele BeriDs
iDnen anmeIeno maren niro aQers
bines nibt gemeloet-unb in oeriel>
ben iino 8elhliifie an9enommen mora
ben, in oener bic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nDn WDoo Gountn aufaeforoert uera
ben, aeaen Senator Bailep 81 flint
men. Qm ielben Gage fano in @as
merDn cine, ieoDb nur i@mah be-
iufte B~eriammluna ftatt. in melder
unter grDBen 8rDteften elm BeibluB
angenDmmen uuroe, Der cine Inter-
teriu9une betreffs Der 8e5iebun9en
8ailep's aur Waters 3 Bierce Oil
Company uno ieinen euentueuen
&iidtritt pDm Gmt zines Bunoesie'
majors nerlanat.
Sci Der gntaleiiuna zines
&Dnitruttionssuaes Der st. 2OuiS.
Brownsville & WtericD 8abn in Der
NGbe BON &ubStomn famen Der 2Ds
tDmDtinfabrer Sentins uno Der 6ei'
ger 2aate um'6 2eben.
- Nus Gom tommt Die 9abribt,
oaB man i'm 8atitan beabiiBti9t, aus
ben tatboliihen @emeinoen BON ZEE
ras elm @r5bistum 81 MAIDEN, 9as=
Ielbe tpiiroe bic 8istiimer 8aloeitUn,
Dallas uno San IntoniD uno oas
appitDliiHe Bitariat ppn Brownsville
umfaHen. @aluelton uiroe Der Sit
oes grsbilh0fs uno Der iebiae 8iihUf
uon @alueiton, Gallagher, Der erite
@rsbiidof pm 9eras meroen. Gor
| Sabren batte Der ungemein beaabte,
aber POM @~rDBennabn befaQene Biz
ldof Brennan BON Dallas bereits Die
tibne Soee, Eeras su einem gr5bias
tum gu MAIDEN; natiirlih w0lte er
Damn @r5btibDf ueroen. Die Naitas
tim fur oieIe Soee brabte nit ners
IdieDener anoerer touen Streihen,
Die Der iunee 8iihDf in ieiner @rDB'
mannsiuht ausaefibrt bate, ieinen
Sturs berbei. @r muroe abberufen
uno 1T ieitoem fir 9eras 10 gut ME
per1hpIen. B0r ldngerer 2eit bDrs
ten mir einmal, er befQno: fib in Ots
Nfien.
Nus Sun Warcos miro aes
meloet, oaB Die 8aumppuernte bort
bebeuteno arDBer lein meroe, als man
opr einem MOnat annabm; manhe
5armer miiroen ouppelt 10 oiel ntas
den, ME lie anfangs glaubten.
y. 8. Reqg aus Chicago bat
bic SeeliaiOn'ibe 8an6 bel 5alfur'
ria, bic As. 900 Gder umfaBt, getauft.
@r Mill bort Wuiteriarmen fir reihe
2eute in Gbicaao unh Stem g0rt ein'
ri6ten.
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Sonntag nadmittaa entQleiite
in Der Ndbe BON 9erarfana Gin na9
@eften gebenber 5radtsug Der Eeras
& Bacific : 8ahn. Der Waihiniit
Dice muroe aetDtet.
Sn Der Rdbe bou 2od6art
mur0e ont S0nntag abeno elm iunger
Wann Namena RDab $. @nans err
it0ben. Die 5te1erei paIiierte auf
elmer NeaerFeitlibfeit, bod beiBt es,
oaB Elm 8eiBer Die 9at peribt babe.
SIN Sin County fat Elm sebn'
idbrtger Sunae Namens 8aaace
Stufflebeam nenlib an einem Ga9e
1914 Bfuno BaummDue aepaudt. Der
nerftebt's!
Qm f.. 5. uno 6. OttDber balt
Die nSoutb 3eras Development Ii'
location" lire erite SabrestDnpens
tion in WacD ab.
S0nntag abeno, I'm brei Siers
tel auf s ubr, b6rten Die Benobner
bes 0auies 1916 2incoln Npenue in
0oro st. @Drtb uno lire Wadbarn
eineu Mann auf Der gtraBe rufen:
rum 80tte8milen tDtet mid ni6t.N
8lein oarauf fieI elm ShuB uno es
bDrte iib an. ole Euenn mebrere itarfe
Ghfdge auf iraeno einen 8e9enitano
Qetan niroen. Nl8 tie binauSliefen,
fanoen tie, geraoe oor Dem genann-
ten OauIe, einen MGnn tot auF benz
Seitenme9 lieaen. ct bate cine
ShuBmunoe i'm Riden uno Der
Shdoel mar ibm auBeroem nod eiris
aeihlagen; BON Dem WDroer fano iih
teine Spur. Der TDte mar unbes
FAINT. Nab Bapieren, Die &c bel
ftb batte, u%ertnutet man, oaB er elm
eemiiier S. .. STACEY aus Dallas
mar.
Sebt mll man AUDI aus Den
GactuSbldttern oenaturierten NltDbDl
fabrisieren. gS ion fib cine @eieq'
fhaft gearinoet baben, melhe gr0@
Bere 2anoitreden i'm Siiomeiten ulls
iereS States pahten uno aus ben
bort mahienoen gactuspHansen Ml'
fohDl beritenen nlQ.
- Der Neaer SanoD Oates. Der
firslib Den iuuaen 8alter 6. Wallh
in Columbus attadierte, 1T in @ons
gales perbaftet mDrben.
Baul Dietrib in Mlnin, Der
o0r einiaen 3aosn nit ieinem Bfero
ftirate, lit an ben erlittenen Sers
lebunaen geitDrben.
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tss atebt fetn Slid.

Ntbt elm permeintlid5es @lld, iDnbern
&luebett uno gnersie helfen benz Men>
l6en iein 3tel 81 erreiben. Sauienbe
beroerben. SauIenoe a6er, nelbe bic
3eidben nerfeben, tpenn iie an 91tpin<
BEL, Mottieteit, Serstlopfen, uebelfeit,
@erbauunastDrun9, BerftDpfune uno
@elbiudbt leiben, uno NIT oieier &lugbeit
bic gneroie b%erbinben, redbt8eitig oas
rethte Mittel a%naufpenben, meroen unb
bleiben geIunb. 9ieies Mtittel ftno Bel al
len lol6en Ma9ens unb 4eberIeioen Die
berihmten ct. 8ernaro &%rduterpi1en.
Shne metaliibe Beimiibun9. nur aus
BfGansen bergefte1t, brauben ie feline
3uderhiIe % Gents. Sn allen NpU>
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Wnrhe I'M $40 beitraft.

8eil Der Sarmer 8uo 8illDn niht
perbinoern tonnte, baB feline Sbneine
in oas Selo ieines Wadbarr einorans
gen unb 9artoffeln ftablen. beleate
i'm Der &ibter nit elmer @elofirafe
BON $40 uno CAB ibm ben Rat. IDfort
gu 6 b. Stene5 & SDbne a1
aeben uno cine n@amDoo SEM" gu
taufen, INN iein 2ano felt einsuidlie'
zen.
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sic. Senqq.

&aufleute oDm 2onoe, Die our Nus
iteQuna bierber tommeu, ioaten nibt
nerfebIen, bel Nic. Tena9 porsuipres
heT, nm ibre @intdufe fiir Die benors
itebenoe SaiiDn uno gleibaeitia audi
lire B%eitenuneen fir 8eibnahtet 81
MAIDEN. Sic. TenQg's 2aeer BON
Sfreibuteniilien aler Nrt, gontD=
biidern uno Beibnahtaiad1en, SpDrt=
artiteln &c. 1T 10 arDB uno reihbalz
tig, baB ale Wini9e Der &unoen
befrieoiat meroen fDnnen.
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Cur Multeru satiOn.

SDr alien Diusen lieb' ib bic
MDnnte NIT mem r,
Bonn Meerestranoe bringen lie
uns ia bic Muitern Der.
Die Nuiter lit elm fein @eribt,
Nan muB iie u nerteb'm
IS tpeiB ieoDh elm Sober nidbt
Mit ibr reht umaugeh'n.
Vim feiniten ibmedt Die anfter rob,
Nur grab Der SbaI' e%ntrafft,
8etrdufeit tptro iie bann MIR 10
9eicbt nit g~itroneniaft.
Gin Nno'rer liebt aebraten Iie,
Gnh anfterniupp' tt fein,
uno ioa Der Stola Der @ourmanbie
Gin Guitern,Roaft mol iein.
Drum Seoem. tuie es ibm bebaat,
Bie lein @ei6mad es min,
Die Nuiter tpirb nidbt brum gefraat
Die balt gu ALIEN ftiu.
90h tommt bic auter aus Der See
uno liebt bic Slaiiieteit;
Drum iteb' Bel ibr, fir elm Gouper
Nub gleih elm Grant bereit.
Der 9bee unb &affee 1T au ibwah,
Siel better ihmedt ihDn @ein,
Sob ion er nit Der Nuiter, adj,
9ibt gut neroaulih iein.
9Ob tueiB ib einen auten Grant,
tlnb ib empfehr i'm Dir,
Der past our &uiter, @ott lei 9auf
9as 1T oas Zone gtar Bier.
Sas Bier 10 pir8is. gut unb feiu,
SD lebrt bic @iKenifaft,
9iebt bel benz Guterihmans ALIEN
Dem ibuabeu Rasen Strait.
Drum tuinft elm Nufterifmaus, berbei
llno 6nsftIib nibt sesast;
9as Zone gtar 8ter oaneben lei,
Der Srant. Der uns bebast.
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Guter Stat.

@rlaubt es niht, oaB Der Nnitreis
der auf Cure unmiiienbeit ipefulie'
reno, feline eiaenen sFarben miiht,
bic er gum Nnftrid gebraudat. BE-
ftebt oielmebr oarauf, Dab er bic NIT
Der Waibine aemiibten Sarben BON
@o. 5tepes&S g 8 tauft.
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90 ien ptro in @Gloe oen grDBten
iIumintrten Gpring6runnen Ser Melt
fetn eigen nernen. Die 8eleu9tungss
traft miro Der BON 100000, 900 Ser
3en entIprehsn, Der 8eleu6tunssz
apparat 6efte6t aug q riefigen Rsflets
loren, wel9e 70 Oeri6ieoere 2i9teffette
ale II @etunoen prpou5iren tDnnen.