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The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
DOCTORS FEES.
Principle That Should Regulate the
Charges Of Medical Men.

Principle That Should Regulate the
Charges Of Medical Men.
A Doctors bill Of $4,000 for seven
days attendance on the late Marshall
Field strikes some observers as more
generous than it should be, and is the
subject of some current comment in
the newspapers. The whole subject Of
extra-big doctors bn!s is an active,
and rather a sore, n with laity, who
grope rather blindly after the general
principle that regulates, or should
regulate, the dealings Of medical men
with rich patients. Legitimate oppor-
tunities of blackmail used to be hui
morously included among, the attrao-
lions of the profession of journalism.
Perhaps they belong to the profession
Of medicine also. No one cal say
that it was not worth $4,000 to the
late Mr.. Field to command for a week
the services of the physician whom
he wanted. From that point of view
the doctors charge may seem not un-
reasonable, but whether it was con-
sistent with a DOCTORS dignity to lift
$685. 900 out of a deceased patients es-
tate for a weeks work remains still to
be discussed. Perhaps the doctors
idea was that the Field estate needed
treatment, and that to relieve it law.
fully of even $4,000 was a useful
medical service. There is some merit
in that idea. Let us hope the bill will
be paid.-Harper's Weekly.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
Italian Train Briaand.

One of the most remarkable feat
ures of the widely organized system
of train robberies in Italy has been
the IMMUNITY with which they have
long been committed. The police,
however, have at last succeeded In
striking a blow which II properly fol-
lowed up may for a time cripple the
brigands, says the London Globe.
On no line of railway has the pillag'
ing of passengers baggage been more
persistent than on the Rome-Naples
line in the touring season. At last
however, the head center and organ
izer Of the band has been arrested.
He is a Sicilian known among hls
coufederates as LA China" He IL
keen and daring, and his band have
even had the audacity and the ad'
dress to rob the Project OF Reggie d
Calabria himself during his railway
travelling.
LA China" is a nan with many
aliases, and has had many convictions
recorded against him.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
APPRECIATES HER SALUTE.
Society Woman Who Delights Brake
man With Siuns Of Friendship.

Society Woman Who Delights Brake
men With signs Of Friendship.
A local society woman, says the
Philadelphia Record, who is In the
habit of taking long drives and auta
trips into the country surprised her
friends the other day by coquettishly
waving her handkerchief at a brake.
man on a passing freight train which
had held up their machine at a way.
side crossing. ~. en- her companions
demanded an e1p:snation of her queer
act. she said: II suppose It's foolish
Of me, but it seems as If those poor
fellows had awfully lonesome work,
and as If their bravery were not half
appreciated. There they stand or sit
on top Of those old cars for hours at
a time, with never a soul to talk to,
with no one to notice If they should
fall of even. I have q lot of admira-
ton for them. Every once In q while
one gets killed and nobody gives the
tragedy a second thought. On q pas.
senger train q brakeman can hobnon
with the men in the smoker, indulge
in conversation with helpless old Ia
dies and little children and get into
touch with his kind, but on those
freight trains a brakeman must have
a dreary time of 1t. They are always
ready to wave back at me and they
always act as If they appreciated my
salute Sometimes they yell a few
| words Of greeting, as If they were
glad to pass the time of day with
some one"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
HUenANb's
He Didn't Know the Typewriter Wa
Good Looking,

He Didn't Know the Typewriter Wa
Good Looking.
Mrs. Broker-"My dear, do you sup
pose It Is possible for a man, almost
any man, to sit alongside of a beaut
ful creature all day long, watching her
pretty fingers toying with a typewring
machine, without falling in love with
her3"
MI. Broker %<suddenly becoming ab
sorbed in q newspaper)-"Oh, no
might It she was pretty; but I never
saw a pretty typewriter girl yet"
what! I saw a typewriter girl ct
your Office who could"
"That red-haired thing?"
"Red-haired! She has the loveliests
sunniest tresses I ever gazed on"
Don't know who you can mean. NY
typewriter girl has ugly red hair, not
beautiful black locks like yours, my
dear: and her eyes. instead of being
such a charming, soulful black-brown.
like yours. r. a watery gray"
"They are divinely blue"
"And her mouth doesn't look a. q
It were made for anything but pie"
I'll thought she had the mouth d
q cherub."
"And I do hate pug noses"
"Queer. IL had an idea It VA
Grecian."
Besides, I can't bear these thin,
bony, rail fence women" (Resumel
reading.)
Mrs Broker (aside)-"she has the
face of a Madonna and the form Of
sylph; but, bless his fond, foolish
heart, he hasn't eyes for any one blu,
me-"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
Splitting Granite With Air.

The expansive force of compressed
air is employed in a very interesting
way by a North Caroline granite COM
pany, says the Youths Companion. On
a sloping hillside, composed Of granite
which shows no bed planes, but splits
readily in any direction when started.
a three-inch bore is sunk about eight
feet deep, and the bottom Is enlarged
by exploding half a stick Of dynamite.
A small charge Of powder is fired In
this hole, which starts a horizontal
crack or cleavage. charges increasing
in size are exploded until the cleavage
has extended over a radius Of Is or 100
feet. Then a pipe is cemented into
the bore, and air is forced in, under a
pressure Of from 80 to 100 pounds.
The expansion Of Id. air extends the
cleavage until it coInes out at the
surface on the slope of the hill. A
horizontal sheet Of granite several
acres in extent nay thus be separated.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
Handy Telephone.

The team Of a farmer near Sher-
wood sank in a mire on his farm
and the horses were slowly going un'
der when he thought Of his telephone.
Soon he had a gang of a dozen phone
wire stretchers. with implements. on
a race for the farm. Their arrival
was timely. the breathing apparatus
of the animals being still above
ground. BY using the stretching ma
chinery the horses were dragged from
the bog. The rural telephone is itself
a great thing for the farmers, but this
being provided with a troop Of roust-
abouts for emergencies, all for the
low price of the phone. is worth tax
ing into the equation. (.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
WALK ON RED-HoT STONES.
In Tahiti Natives Tread Fearlesoly
Along a Fiery Path. \

In Tahiti Natives Tread Fearlessly
Along a Fiery Path. \
In Tahiti men still believe in magic.
At certain celebrations they make q
bed Of red-hot stones. A necromancer
raises his bamboo wand, moves Il
slowly from side to side, mounts slow
~ to the top of the causeway, stands
for an instant with arms raised aloft,
lips moving rapidly, then deliberately
and carefully steps from stone to
stone. A second time he crosses the
path Of red-hot fire, followed by hin
four disciples.
Through an interpreter all are
urged to have faith and tread the
necromancer's fiery path. A youna
Frenchman steps forward, delantly
twirling his little mustache, an
American tourist follows; then M OF
two natives whose daring is applaud
cd by their fellows.
Once more the necromancer steps
up the incline Of the causeway, always
waving his wand. With set lips the
novices follow, shrinking fearfully al
first, then proceeding with confidence
shading face and eyes from the fierce
radiation of the heated stones. 40
oomplishing the transit, they show
that their shoe soles YER not ever
singed, but they offer no explanation
further than Don't ask me how it II
done; I can't understand it,"
A bucket of water is brought, on<
Of the red-hot stones is dropped into Il
and up spouts a cloud Of steam. Thu
necromancer walks through the crowt
Offering himself for inspection and fQ,
touch. Like the three children o.
holy writ, upon Dis body fire has hal
no power, 10 is a hair of his heat
singed, nor has the smell of fire passet
on him."-World To-Day Magazine
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
THE MOTH AND THE CANDLE.
Traditional Illustration That Is Found
to Hold Only Half Good Now.

to Hold Only Half Good Now.
IF we had always had electric
lights and never lamps or candles"
said Mr.. Goslington, "the traditional
illustration of the moth and the can
die, as applied to men and women and
the giddy flame of life, might never
have been invented; for the moth can
not SINCE its wings in the glow Of an
i~ncandescent burner. Moved by what
ever impulse, it seeks this light just
as it always sought the candle, and
just as humans have always sought
and still are seeking the flame that
draws them to their destruction; but
now the moth that is drawn to an
electric light cannot, however eager 1t
may be. cast itself in the flame.
"It throws itself at the light, only
to encounter that protecting bulb. It
hutters up in the narrow space be-
tween the bulb and the encircling
shade and beats it's wings and throws
itself about in an effort to get in there,
and it futters out and flies around the
shade and then comes back to the
bulb.
1T may bruise it's body and mar the
bloom of it's silky wings, but here it ia
in some measure protected against
itself. The gentle moth attracted by
the glitter cannot, from this light, fall
manned and broken as at the candles
base.
"Would that some such shield could
be set up for the protection Of the
thoughtless 1utterers round the flame
of life"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
How Many Perfect Eyes7

Various attempts have been mado
to estimate the proportion existing be'
tween normal and abnormal eyes.
Orun shows that in 299 cases tested
while under the influence Of atropine,
no. case OF absolute emmetropia wal
detected. Hansen found in 1910 cases
only 26 that were emmstropic. Duer
found 80 emmetropic out Of IA cases.
Randall examined 1884, school chill
dren and infants and found only about
1870 ,emmetropic.
~ Thus, in 4,157r cases only 1876 emme-
tropes were found, which average
shows that in every 100 cases four o.
1--WE may be expected to have normal
eyes.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
AT HI GOLF CLUB.
"English as She Is Spoke" on tho
Links,

"English as She Is Spoke" on tho
Links.
At the golf club.
"Hullo, old chap, had a good round?"
pretty fair. Four up and three"
"Good for you. Who were you play.
ing?'
Jimmy Pennel-remember old 81.
mon Pennel, Of Keys-Natural Stinks
Man?"
!, "Rather-awful swot-always sport
ing his oak"
That's him. Well, Jimmy's { his
brother, and not a bit Of a SNUG like
Simon, but a good all-round nan He
was mufing his approaches to-day, or
I should have been downed. Hole high
several times, and then threw it away.
How did your match go?" =.
ooh, we were playing a foursome-
the pro. and I gave two scratch men .
third"
who won?"
I'VE were all square on the match.
and n up IN the bye. Ought to have
won in a canter, only I was slicing all
over the shop. I'm stale-been play.
In such a lot. Think I'll take a week
off,"
"Well 1 was putting vilely; the
greens are awfully slow, and I was try
ing that new American ball. Have you
seen it,"
mo; is it any kood?"
mot much; very heavy of the wood.
Look here; whatll you take? I've got
a $40-thirst on"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
TWISTING A BILL.
Test Of the Strength of United States
PAPER Money.


"The paper that is used by the gov.
eminent in its currency is manufao-
tured by a secret process an dhas char.
acteristics with which the average
man Is not familiar" said Arnold
Schorer of Minneapolis.
Recently I was in a small Minneso.
ia town and witnessed an incident that
demonstrates this. A well-to-do farm.
er living in the vicinity came into the
bank to transact some business. In
the course of the conversation the
cashier began twisting a SIS bill. The
farmer watched him with interest, and
finally asked the man back of the coun-
ter if he wasn't afraid of tearing the
bill.
"'Here is an easy way for you to
earn money! said the cashier. Here
is a $1,000 bill, and I will give it to
you If you will twist the bill in two.
You are simply to twist it and not tear
it.
"The farmer seemed dumbfounded
at first. He seemed overawed at the
thought of m%utilating a $1,000 bill.
Upon further assurance by the officer
of the bank he timidly took the money
and started twisting it in the middle.
He tugged away for some time without
being able to twist the bill In two.
finally he gave it up, and he was GER
tainly a surprised farmer. 1t is impos'
sible to twist a bill in two, so firm and
elastic is the paper used"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
A PoIlceman's PerquIsite.

A Policeman'e PerquIsite.
IT like best a beat of little, two-story
dwelling houses" said policeman K
"Why so?"
Because there's a lot of extra!
money to be made on such a beat. The
men that live in two-story houses are
the sort that have to get up and go to
work at about s o'clock in the morn
ing, and, in order to avoid oversleep-
ing, they hire the cop to wake them.
1.-THE cop on a good two-story house
beat will have, as like as not, a list OF
a hundred men to wake-one man at
4:30, one at 4:45, one at $40, and SO
on. At a charge Of 10 cents a head
every week the list will bring him in
SO extra money, every Saturday" -
Exchange.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
The Hawks Nursery Co, Wau.

The Hawks Nursery Co., Wau-
wautosa, Wis, write they have a
good proposition for. any man in
this locality. They wish a solicit
or to work all or part of the time.
The above firm is an old .estab.
lished company and will befound
well rated by such Agencies as
Dunns and Bradstreets, and we
believe anyone in shape to do
canvassing will profit by writing
them.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
Broke He Promise.

II accepted Harry last night"
Then he didn't keep his promise to
me-"
What promise?"
when I rejected him night before
last he promised he. wouldn't do any
thing desperate"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
Not So Fiattsrina.

Miss Giggles-He remarked that !
was "swan-like."" Wasn't that nice OF
him?
Miss Knox-Oh,. L don't know. 10
made that. remark when You were
trying to sing.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1906-09-27
Naturally.

Naturally.
For each of these flowers I'll give you
a kiss!" 6
Cries out the adorably sweet little
zs9.c miss;
But she pouts as I rush for the door.
"Are you running away from tnat!'
says she; +
NO." l answer. There's only a doz-
en-, you see
I'm going to buy some more!"
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Gin tpeltaeidtdtlides Smbildmm.

Jn ben ndhften gaeen miro bic
republitaniihe Bartei oas balbbun.
oertiabriae Subildum ibres Beftebens
feiern fDnnen. Die Nepublifanilhe
Wntionale 2iaa. bic pom II. Bic
sun 19. SUM in Bbilaoelpbia lire
jdbrlihe ~Bulammentunft baben miro,
eeoentt bel bieier @eleaenbeit cine
entiprehenoe Seier gu peranitalter
Gorausiihtlih nersen bic republic
taniihe Sr9anilatiunen i'm aansen
2anoe fih in entbuiiaftilher Weile
an Der 6eier beteiliaen.
Nn ben eenannten Tagen oes SUM-
i'm Sabre 1856 bielt bic iunge re.
publitaniihe Hartei in Hhifaoelpbia
lire erfte republitaniibe Watiunals
periammlung uno nerpDuitdnoiate %.
bel gum eriten Male lire rationale
Organization.
N~ueroinaS bate bic iunae Bartel
bereits spei Sabre friher lire eriten
beoeutenoen grfolae ersielt, inbem
lie fir oas rationale &epraientan'
tenbaus cine Mehrbeit ermdblte uno
oaourh gleihSeitia bic @rmdblune
zines &epublitaners aum SpredJer
iiberte.
Nls bas eiaentlibe 8eburtsiabr
Der Bartei fam nber erit o1s Sabr
an9eieben meroen. in melhem iie
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9arlamentarier biibe,t tuie Sriibem,

Bdbreno Die ameritaniiden Bars
lameatarier ben Nusldanf bon ct.
mas @eiitieem i'm RapitDl ourd @e=
leb nerbDten haben, balten bic oeut=
iben TOltsuertreter i'm Geidtao ab
un6 All gang getnltlihe WeinprDben.
g0r etntae1 Sahren peranftafteten
bic nafiauilhen Nboeoroneten 2Dtis
6iue uno WDlff gum eriten Mol cine
3oitprDbe rbelnifher 8eine fir Die
Reim8bDten. Die gldnseno ousfiel.
Die Mbge0rbneten BON Der WDlel
fo(9ten benz Beilpiel ibrer rbeinis
iben &oueaen Elm Sahr ipater uno
fur6 Dor S9luB bes Geibstages
batten Die Nboeoron eten Der Geidss
lanoe ben &eibstag, mte ben preu=
Btiden 2anotag gu elmer &uitprpbe
elidliilber Weine gelaben. Gin itatts
liher 9eerbann nDn NbaeUroneten,
Staatsmdnnern uno JDurualiitea
par Der ginlaouna gefplet, UNI Iib
BON Der Heihbaltiatei uno Der @irs
sigteit Der reibsldnoi1hen Weine AT
iiberseuaen. Die 2Diuna mar .grou
bibamus !" uno i'm NbgeDronetens
bauie tpar unter @uirlonoen uno
8lumen cine ntht mtnoer gelhmads
nDle aaitr0nDmiide &oIeftipn auf=
gebaut. Sn reiber Rabl marldirs
ten i'm Geimstaae, nie i'm 2onotaoe
Die elIdlftsben Beine auf, uni iih
9euti@lano 81 erobern. @inuno.
breiBi9 WeiniDrten paren ourdaufus
item uuo entiblofien unb tattr6ftiQ
atna man ans Wert, nm bic itilIen
Geiae Der reibsldnoiihen @epGhie
fennen 81 lernen.
3u iDldem rl6bliben Gun" lhmin,
gen iib uniere Barfamentarier nidt
auf. Sc feblt ibnen bic COURAGE,
10 mas 0ffentlih 81 tun. Nidt,
oaB tie einem guten Tropfen abbOlo
mdren. gepabre; aber beimlid1, in
Der BerbDrgenbeit Der Gpmitez Hims
mer aene6miaen iih Die 0erren ibr
S9liGben ooer unter falidaer Stag
ge, al8 taften Ebee unD nnberert I'M.
ueridnglihen 8eseibnunaen. I'm
oaS 3etermoroio Der Nbftinenslerin,
men niht berauf gu b%eifu6ren. giebt
man i'm 8erborgenen -binter Die
Binoe, itatt NIT Wannesmut Dffent.
lid uno Dbne iih oeifen gu ldanten,
einen guten Eropfen gu aenieBen.
unIere Barlamentarier iouten's if
rem oeutihen &ouegen NAL nahtur
uno ebenfaaS cine 4oftprobe fir
ameritaniibe Weine i'm aapitol ners
anitalten. Sic bGtten oa cine reihe
Nusmahl uno f6nnen babel sugleifl
elm patriDtiibes Wert tun. Weinbau
uno Weinbanoel oes 2anoes su f0rs
bern. (Balt. gurr.)
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Wum Watipnalen 3emtfdl Mmeri
faniiGen 2ebrerTemtnar.

6err BrOfefior Maar @riebIh. Der
OirettDr oes genannten p0rtreflihen
Snitituts in Wilpaufee, tpenbet fid
in einem Gunoihreiben an Die oeutih.
omeritaniibe Breiie, Dem mir Sol.
genoeS ertnebmen: .TrDboem oas
2ehrerieminnr Die einSiae rationale
Stiftung oeS Deutlb : Nmerifaner=
tuns lit, 10 1T cine @Dtlaae in mebr
als elmer 6iniidt berartia, oaB lie
baloiae Mbbilfe brineeno erbeiidlt.
Die fnansieQen Wittel Iino infolge
Der 6erablebuna oes 8insfuBes niht
t1ebr aeniiaeno, Die laufenben Nus.
gaben su oeGen. mieniel meniger refs
den fie bin, ur1 ben meiteren NuSs
bau oer Nnitalt gu erm6glihen. @ir
brauben aber auBer Der f~inan5ieuen
0ilfe auh cine 8ermebrung bes
S-bulermaterials. Sc lit cine unbe,
ftreitbare 9atiabe. baB Der grfolg
oes oeutlben unterrihts in unleren
Shulen BON Der Tihtiateit oes 2ebs
rers abbdngt. Die @irflamfeit Der
leBten ahtunoawanaia Sabre bat our
@eniige ben 8emeis geaeben. baB
oas 2ebrerieminar bee aeiteuten Nuf'
aabe gerebt miro. Seine friiberen
Schiller fino in alien Teilert oes 2ane
oes ole 2ebrer init grfole tdtig. Sc
raoe ieoob iebt, mD Die Nabfrage
mad 2ebrern oeS Deutihen su tuah.
len beeinnt. lift Der Sbulbeiub elm
iehr geringer. Die anfraae rtah
2ebrern oes Deutlden, pie fie BON
ben perlhieoeniten Seiten bein sc.
minar einlaufen, lit 10 arpR. eaB
oafelbe tie nit ieinem oegenudrtieen
Status BON Shllern niht oeden
fann. Gae oieie 70 einfttaer UNI
ftanoe iOuten benz Seminar cine
Geibe inteuigenter hunger Wdnner
uno Wdoben suflbren. fpelhe fid)
Dem 2ehrfahe au miomen beabIihtis
gen. Der unterriht lit tDitenfrei;
auh Sbreibmaterial miro unentaelts
lid geliefert. Wtitteuoien SGnlern,
bic fib ourb SSleiB uno 5dhiateit
ausaeibnen, miro auf @mpfeblung
oes DIRECTORS Der Nnitalt BON Der
Seminartlaiie Elm in Wonatsraten
our &ussablung gelanaenoer Stipens
oienouribuB aepabrt. Iuspdrtieen
BDalingen meroen auf Wuni9 Soft
uno Bobnbduier empfoblen. Nm
Wontae, ben 10. September 1906,
erDffnet oas 2ebrerleminar ieinen
ahtunosmanaiaiten Sabresturlus.
Die Gufnabme finbet am poraufaes
benoen Samitag. ben s. September,
ftatt,"
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als rationale Organization boz Die
Stimmeeber oes GanoeS trat. 5res
mont muroe bama[s alS Der erite res
publitaniihe Brdlioentihaftsta neis
bat monument. Seine N0n1tnatiOn
ruar cine Mrt &rDnpomiB, ba Die
r,eue Bartei aus iebr perihteoeuartiz
aer Glemeuten beitano, Die MIR in
ben 6auptfrasen u0lIfpmmen eini9
paren, beren Nniidten aber in pies
fen anoerer 8eSlebunaen fart oDn
einonber abmihen. Die reue Bar.
tel uar in ibren Mnfdngeu Der Saupts
lade nab cine Roaliti0n. Grit our6
ben lhueren @ang Observation-Disclosures
@reiqniiie muroe iie fefter suiammen
Qelhmiebet 81 einem einheltllAen
@unaen.
Set Der erlten republitanii1en Sea-
Notwithstanding in 8bilaoelpbia
parer ale nDrblid9en Staten ners
treteu; auBeroem Delauare, Senz
tudp, Warplauo unb 8irginien, menn
oud9 bic 8ertretuna Der 2ebteren nur
cine teilueiIe mar., Der ausaeiprD'
hene !3med Der 8onoentiDn mar.
aus ben 9erritorien Die St(anerel
aussuiblieBen. @n muroe Die &on'
pentipr in Bbilaoelpbia oas GDrlpiel
III Der erDBeu neltgeibibtliden Sea.
taltrDphe oes Birgerfrieaes, melAe
ole &epublit in ibren @runofeiten
erlhitterte. DAB Der 3uiamtnenban1
Der Union erbalten tuuroe, mar baa
arDBe Seroienft Der republituniideu
Bartei.
9te @eibibte Der Bartei na9m els
men 10 rubmreiden 8erlauf, baB lie
eine1 Der rpibtiaften geile in Der @nt.
mid(una oes 2anoes bilbet. Die
sFeier in Bhilaoetpbia miro oaber als
elm aattonales Greignia bon bDhftel
Bebeutu1g anaeleben neroer mitiien,
Sr Der 3eit hires geitebens bat oit
Bartei. Die aht Sabre Der beioeu
glepelano'1ber Mominiftratiuner
ausgenpmtnerl, Die @eihide bes Gan.
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