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Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
OLIVER & BANGS
 BID WAS REJECTED
But Mir. Oliver Will be Allowed to Find a New Financial Backer and Qualify for the Award.

Washington. Jan. 25.-After an ex- tended conference at the White House tonight. il was decided to reject the bid of Oliver & Bangs who proposed To complete the construction of the Panama canal for 6.75 per cent of ;he total estimated cost, in so far as An son NJ. Bangs of New York is con- cerned. While no official statement was given out. it can be stated that if Wm. J. Oliver of Knoxville Tennessee can enter into a satisfactory arrange ment with some other contractor who is financially responsible. he will be given the contract.
 The fact that the McArthur Giles pie company of New York whose bid was 12.5 per cent, was represented at the conference. leads many of the i'm terested parties to believe that the combination may be formed between that firm and Mir. Oliver. It is known that the McArthur Gillespie syndicate has convinced the president and Sec retary Taft of it's financial responsi- bility and after a thorough investiga- tion the canal commission has exp ressed satisfaction that Mir. Oliver is able 10 carry out his end of the agreement. There would have been no question as to awarding the con tract had the credentials presented by MT. Bangs proved as satisfactory as those of Oliver.
 The question Of rejecting all bids was discussed at a cabinet meeting today and this decision had been practically agreed upon before the conference tonight. If the arrange ments are satisfactory to Oliver he will probably be given several days in which to arrange an agreement with the McArthur Gillespie company. or some other contractor who can dcpos- it the required cash security. If Oli- yer refuses to consider the contract after the rejection of Bangs. the corl- mission will call for new bids. Bangs was a contractor for the Soo Canal locks. He is president of the Federal Construction company of New York, which is capitalized for two million dollars. Bangs is a brother in law os John Gaynor of Greene and Gayhor, who were implicated with Captain Carter in the Savannah harbor engi- neering frauds. This fac-. it is said, had no influence with the canal com mission in relieving Bangs as a joint contractor.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
A HARD YEAR
 FOR SUFFERERS
Tells How to Relieve Ga-
 tdrrh of all Kinds
Simple Prescription and how to Make This Good Harmless HOme-Made Remedy.

Unless all signs fail this will prove hard winter for those who are sub ject to catarrhal disease.
 Predictions for the coming months in this section are cold, wet weather with lots of snow and sleet, which means a damp slushy winter and a harvest for the doctors and paten: medicine manufacturers unless great care is taken to dress warm and keep the feet dry.
 This is the advice of a well-known local physician and should be reeded by all who are subject to rheumatism, kidney and bladder troubles and espe- cially catarrh. While the latter is con- sidered by most sufferers an incura- ble disease, there are few men or wom- en who will fail to experience great relief from the following simple home prescription. and if taken in time it will prevent an attack of Catarrh dur ing the entire season.
 Here IS the prescription. which any one can mix: Fluid Extract Dandelion one-half ounce. Compound Kargon one ounce, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces. Shake well in a bottle and use in teaspoonful doses after meal and again at bedtime.
 These are all vegetable ingredients and can be obtained from any good prescription pharmacy at small cost.
 The Compound Kargon in this pre- scription. acts directly upon the elimi native tissues of the kidneys to make them filter and strain from the blood the poisons that produce all forms of catarrhal affections. Relief is felt even after the first few doses and it is sell dom that the sufferer ever experiences a return attack within the year.
 This prescription makes a splendid remedy for all forms of blood disor- ders and such symptoms as lame back. bladder weaknesses and rheumatism pains are entirely dispelled.
 As this valuable prescription comes from a thoroughly reliable source, it should be needed by every afflicted reader.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26

body cares how much water 1t carries at Mcdowell though, at least not now. so long as it gets down to something like normal flow at Roosevelt The Verde yesterday carried ITS second feet or a total of 3227 above the Ari- zona head.
 NEBRASKA VlSITORS-M. L. Ar hold and H. D. Arnold. two brother S from Beatrice, Nebraska are spending a little time in this valley inspecting conditions and prospects. Both are in fluential men at home and will take back favorable reports from this sec tion. They have been particularly in terested in the cantaloupe business as it has been carried on here and expect to return year later and locate here permanently.
 CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH opposite postoffice. Preaching at II a. m. on Eternal Life, by Harold Co., vette. At 7.3O p. m. there will be sacred concert with a magnificent pro- gram under the direction of Prof. Francis Hughes. The Sunday school will be at 9.45 a. m. Dr. H. A. Hughes, superintendent. Junior league at r.
 
 J. F. Stilwell. Topic. "The Savior of All" Prayer meeting Wednesday night. Seats will be free at all these services; everybody invited to be pres ent.
 TO ADVERTISE AT JAMESTOWN The interior department is arranging to give the Salt River valley a little free advertising at the Jamestown ex- position. A list of "A questions has been forwarded to the local offices of the reclamation service for answer, the questions and answers to form a doc ument for free distribution at James town. The questions deal with the con- ditions in this valley. the opportunities for home seekers, the scheme of irriga- ton under the national reclamation act. character of crops raised, pOssi- bilities and such other questions as the homeseel1er would naturally ask.
 NEW MoBILE-Phoenix has another chug wagon in her automobile equipment. IL is a fine car that aTriv- ed here couple of weeks ago and has been housed since then in the garage of the Southwestern Auto Go. The machine is furnished by the govern ment for the use of Supervising Engi- neer L. C. Hill. who from this time forward will have great deal of run ming around 10 do over the valley. be- tween here and Granite Reef. and else where. It is a Stevens-Duryea ma chine and was pronounced a fine one yesterday by Engineer Q. II. Ensign, who had it out for a trial spin. He says if is poOd for fifty miles an hour almost anywhere but can be slowed down to half a mile an hour if desirable and still keep moving smoothly.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
OF LOCAL INTEREST

D. O. K. K.-The Dramatic order Knights of KhoIossan will hold thei- regular meeting tonight in the K. of P. hall There will be installation Of the officers for the ensuing year.
 MICHIGAN POTATOES-HIrs seed house yesterday received a carload of Bliss Early Triumph potatoes for seed. This is the very popular variety planted to great extent by Salt River valley farmers. and is highly recom- mended by the experimental station.
 THE RlVERS-Salt river at Roose- welt on Thursday was carrying 1877 second feet of water. Yesterday it had fallen to 1893. which is very satisfac- tory news. At the Mcdowell station yesterday the Salt was carrying 2099 second feet, more than at Roosevelt the day before, owing likely to small tributaries this side Of Roosevelt. No
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
Headache Sufferers

Do you want relief-in just a few moments and no bad after-effects.
 If so, you have only to take, Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills.
 If subject to headache, have them with you al ways. No harm can come from their use, if taken as directed, as they contain no opium, chloral, mor- phine, cocaine, chloro- form, heroin, alpha and beta eucaine, cannabis in dica or chloral hydrate, or their derivatives.
 Ask your druggist about them.
 Tt gives me great pleasure to be able to refer to the Dr. Miles Anti Pain Pills as the best remedy we have ever had in our house for the preven- tion and cure of headache. My wife who has been a constant sufferer for years with the above complaint joins me in recommending Dr. Miles Anti Pain Pills, hoping they may fall into the hands of all who suffer"
 J. l. BUSH. Watervleit, N. '.
 Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills are sold by your druggist. who will Quarantee that the first package will benefit. lf it fails, he will return your money. 25 doses, 25 cents. Never sold In bulk. Miles Medical Co.,, Elkhart, Ind
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
A SECOND LIEUTENANT.
Who Couldn't Keep His Promise to
 Keep Sober.

Fort D. A. Russell. Wyoming, Jan. 25.-Second Lieutenant Bird 4. Page of the Eleventh Cavalry. has been cit ed to appear before a general court martial next week to stand trial for offenses against the military rcgula- tions Of the United States army. Lieutenant Page. who came from Vir- ginia, is accused of indulging to eX- cess in intoxicating liquors and in breaking his word to Colonel Myer that he would give up tho habit. On conviction il Is mandatory that the of ficer found guilty be dismissed from service.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
EDISON SHAFT VICTIM.
The Fourth Bod Removed After an
 lrternent of Six Weeks.

lrterment of Six Weeks.
 Bakersfield. Cal. Jan. 25.-The fourth body recovered from the caved shaft at Edison Camp where five men met death December 1th. where Lindsay Hicks was entombed fifteen days, was taken out today. The re- mains were those of Gustav Anderson, foreman of the ili-fated crew. Idenu- fication was possible by an August time check found in his pocket. An inquest will be held as soon as the re- covery of the body of C. D. Robles is made.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26
NOTABLE CANADIAN DEAD.

] FredericktOn. N. F. Jan. 25.-An-
 drew G. Blair, one of the best known public men in Canada, died suddenly tonight He was formerly premier of New Brunswick.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26

WoMEN's s6.5o AND s7.5o SKIRTS. real man-tailored garments in solid
 colOred bananas. black panama, gray mixtures and checks, for clIA one day at, each. .... Of.fT
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26

A valuable addition to our. ladies manufacturing plant. Bring in your cloth and we'll furnish you buttons to match your gown fully as neat as my ever turned out of the best button factory in the land. No earthly use to put any old kind of buttons Os your apparel while this chance is open. Buttons made here do noe cost any more than similar grades ready made. Try it once.
Arizona republican., 1907-01-26

WoMEN'S LONG E,LANNEIETTE KIMONOS-IA p.ettiest Oriental de- signs. faced with solid color material to
 match. actual SIPS values. Q0c Sale price ...-----..-- --..-----O/S
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03
JUDGE PARKER
ON LOCKERS; ETC.
JUDGE OF BRUNSWICK CIRCUIT
SAYS HE is GOING TO EN-
FORCE THE LAW.


ne " aScroSS Joulilai oI yestef
oay contains 'he IoloWihg interview
WIN Judge ihomas a, Parker oI the
sop9llot courts Oh 1napBrusWlck cir
cui'' on 'ae question q lockers and
pIno usefs' winch ElH be OF interest
'n inns eiA' 0ndeA present eiFeum-
stances
porS oroIus sar. y y rd Sn1. .y ypass taa n.n 4
'iou "a" WIN pc enforced ~ TINS sec
'I0n ol 'le STATE" lllsNey diuhlhlefS
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= ~''i el'i'. NoD ol'43 "ii4 every in'
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03
BISHOP GAMBLER '
y TO- CONE SOON
WELL KNOWN GEORGIA Dl-
TAAbE TO DElDCATE THE NEW
METHODIST CHURCH SEPT is.

The people Of Brunswick viii be
deeply interested III tho announce-
ment that the new and handsome
First lIetpA.list church building at
the cornerA Monk and Norwich
street is raAly nearing completion
and Will be 9ormal1y dedicated on
Sunday morning septenrbo lis. In
This connection the people of lhe city
generally win be pleased to know
that Bishop Warren A. Candler Of
Atlanta, has written to the buuding
committee of the church and has ac-
cepted the invitation to be present on
the occasion OF the dodicatory service
and 10 participate thos in
pisaco Caas4lcr IS cga Of Tho abIesl
,7ivines IN The churcb IN tba entire
co,n,r, is n man of oroai rorao ana
looyence and. hid friends IL pr9ns
wick vim be pleased to have an on.
noruplv Of herring him.
m, coprIati,n of tbfs nav, cl,p..l,
,narEs tbe b,nn, ter,,inatiop or a
sroat rndor.al.ioo nv q napa oq do
tarminoa church noonIo Tho noon
gor , now cb,,rob bas bsan a,,,orsnt
II H. oong,,s,af,oo fan yoars and
f.,oll, ,oar ~ t,,o aoo if gse a.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03
LABOR DAY WIS
MUCH OBSERVED
TWO MAMMOTH PARADES AND
OTHER FESTIVITIES
MARKED DAY HERE.

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constinc, kln tba wau nanera and
,lasferars.apd i5a nain4ers waro 81.
so r,oras.,r.el win ya,ious nosts
s5o,.fng ae.,.I ygorls
THE narada was we'll arraroad
a90 lad nr ,bo ooloeoa hrsss b,,d
did credit n tao coiarad lsb,r of tbn
civ aen4raev
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tic band was tsa baad of tbo
nrooession rollo9Ved nv fbo o,,n ~
ters tbe nain,ors nlasterars and
various Other labor orqanizafions
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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03
An odd sermon.

II seems doubtful if there is anything
more crooked tan the following title
OF a pamphlet published in 1908: "The
Deformity of Sin Cured; n Sermon
Preached at ST Michaars, Crooked
Lane, Before the Prince Of Orange, by
the Rev. J. Crookshanks." The pam
phlet was sold by Matthew Denton al
the Crooked Billet near Cripple gate.
The words Of the text are, Every
crooked path shall be made straight, {"
and the prince before whom 1t vac
read was deforEed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03
GREETED BY A
LARGE HOUSE
MABEL PAIGE AND GOOD COM
PANY OPENED UP BRUNSWlCK5
THEATRICAL SEASON.

The theatrical seasQ94 was very
aaspiciously opened IA he Grand
last night by Ef4l fiards com
medians. in whiq ~ Paige, ap-
pear 80 De brig6rY particular star.
presentlafg The White Caps. The
attraction is one Of the best popular
priced affairs on the road for this
season ana the management came
pretty near having to put out the
standing room sign last night. Miss
Paige is an old favorite in Brunswick
and she can always be depended upon
to draw large house.
The performance last night and
the sDecialities were all high class
and q liberal apDlause attasted the
fact that the production gave salts
faction
Touigh. sarah Beenhardrs "Ca
mi8e win be ,he Bin and 81 is cer
tain to state iha mother large h9p5
VIII grrecl the attraction.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03
No PRIZES YET
AWARDED IN RACES
BOAT RACES OF YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON ATTRACTED
LARGE cRoWDSA

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otier vs,.s ,+toa,nloa A - nm
Win MI con.asf
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tima tbs r,,aros as.ssrs u al,
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mn tna win,ars
uaweyer ILL., y,1ioud,o il rst
Of The entrances in the race. their
time, beginning and starting.
First Class.
Andersons Nymph, sailed by w. G.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03

scene-Train stopping at small road
side station Irritable Old Gentleman
What on earth do they stop at a sta.
ton ike this for? Objectionable Pas
senger (allghting)- allow me to get
out. Irritable Old Gentleman-Ahl I
see It has its advantages, then2
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03

Teacher (of east side schooD--I won.
der how many Of you remember the
pretty story OF Aladdin and the won
derfui lamp / told you last week. Billy
Bleecker. can you tell NE why our lit
tie friend Aladdin dubbed his lampi
Billy Bleecker (yaguely)--If he wuznt
gettin' sleepy he must "a had a cindeE
Ia it.-Puck.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03

The only real linen paper tmade in the
United States IS that Ise8 for govern.
ment documents. All lteNo called liz
en- papers are largely Nd N from cot
ton rags with sQR mixed in.
The reason for lat it is ex-
Temely difhcuit e cotton and
linen rags. Enment gets
around this difSS fusing nothing
but clippings froA fs and shirts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-03

In nnqlano ,ae hrs. ueJ lapor wa,
published in 1862 by Natls. Il Butter
The name of tha sheet 81 kahn IL
1866 the first Dutch Dapaf Armted.
1t contained tTo small IN gea OF
news IN the Imperial li3sa~ At st
Petersburg are two copies OF t$ FIRST
Russian newspape1 which ~ the
date 1903 There aA also soIl D.
of the same paper On vl.ch II f6rec-
lions written in the L4.l 81 pGter the
Great This monarch D. great inter
est in tAe paper and p9eso.ati'y super
iatanGed IFS editorial CONT osit.on.
The first paper established ia North
America was Che Eos %cws-Iotter,
wAicl FIRST was iss April -, I704
yais paper was printed on sheet
t.-elye inches by e. TT ANA contained
tuo Columns Of nevs It survived ua-
I'll 1876. F.. advocated the caufs ot the
haa2a government e THE oJtaie41 Of
the Iieyolu.ion.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-04
gropin3 xofe,..

9rombers. Jrau OberIieus
tenant Wiiit ertrunt beim 8aben in
Der Wanne. gs l;est Elm llnSliidsz
tan bpr.
ppfen. propit Gtanisldls
&nbresa aus Gtdrbosastpo. Der iiir3s
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-04
NprilsWuS8abe oer 9e,ttfd3ets
SauSfratt.

Die glprilz2lussabe Der bliebten
monatsi9rift fir Mmerita's osutl9e
Trauenpelt lit ipe5ieu Dem Siterfeit.
sepiOmet uno bringt cine san5e Retbe
bon auf oieies 5eit pafenben 8ei.
trGeen. 9as Sitelblatt trdst etne
tiinitleriId eslungene Heprobuttion
zines prddtigen WdO9enfppfes BON
Walter Sirle, Snnocentta senannt.
Tirle miro als elmer Der berborrageno,
ten aiinltler Der Sebtoeit anseieben
uno Ole 3eitidrift erlpirbt fia ourd
oieie 8er0ffentli4ung, ME iiberbaupt
hurd hie nItlertihe @usitattuns
i6rer Nummern Elm n!9t seringes
0eroienlt. Gs miro baourh Dem
bsuticben 2eIepublitum bieraulanoe
Gjelegenbett gegeben, iid gu erfreuen
en- oen aun1tperten, an benen Der
Tortidritt in Der aunit au ertennen
lit. 8ar an1eimelnp lit sernsr. in
bisIer 9eummer Der Nufiab, betitslt:
rlleber ZEN 8renner Dem 5riibling
euteegen", in ipel1em eine Siters
ferienzHeiIe burh bas romanttIhe
6odlaro am Snn uno her gtld tn
lebbafter Weiie seihiloert miro. Cine
hubide gnii6t bon 8oaen uno I'm.
seseno, uno tpeitere BON Snnsbrud,
3eGer See, 8rennerzpaB u. a. m. per.
tre!en Sen biloliben She'll bieies Mr.
tifels. Ser Haum seitattet niht, BON
Monat gu Weonat ben tpedielreihen
Snbalt oieier MonatsTdrift i'm alet<
nen auf3uadblen. Die 3eit1hrift er.
freut fih INNER neiterer 9erbrettung
l,no 8eliebtheit unter benz beutihen
Yublifum unb es lit flar, bab bic
6erausgeber es an 5treben unb lpobl
au9 an @elo ni6t feblen laiTen, Inn
Die 3eitihrift au eil,em muitergiltigen
8latte au geitalten. Probenummern
iinO rah pie por bonn 9erausgeber
oleies 8lattes gu baben (nah Mus.
pGrts> 2 Gents porto beilesen).
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-04

~
Ter aus 5dfiingen tDurk Dom aattss
5lt lebensldngliAer 3uhtbausltrofe|
bssnabist.
Mltfirh. Der bier Dor eirlis
qen Mcnaten Durhgebrannte 4,Dlts.,
afTitent sslorian @idinger, nahDtm
er 10000 Mart amtlibe @eloer ilrl.l
terfhlagen bate, 1T iebt in Spdnten
III 8iItdo perbaftet tpor0en. Wcbrs
fheinlid) 1T bas @elb oes 3errn 3u
Gnbe geipefen.
peGerrei6- Nngar1.
ggtsn.- 6ier fiel Der dntertL
halbidbriqe aarI Nertalnn bon eintrK
sseniter auf Die 5trabe. Der Sicbers
teitsnahmann gibier, Der 5utdlltg
soriibersins, fins oas aino NIT oen
SOdnOen auf, 10 DaB es polltomnten
unnerlett blieb.
Mufiiq. - Durh einen in osr
Metanfnopffabrit oes Sofef Yobler
in aleinfabn eusgebrodenen Brand
lruroe bic Mertitdtte etnsedihtrt.
9lua piel Robmateriul unb groBe
Mensen fertiser Maaren fielen ben
5lammen gum Spfer.
g ub a peIt. Sn Der 8erlou
Gpiber'i6en 8lauorudfabrif in Mlt.
Sfen brad Elm Jeuer aus, tpeltts
Bag 5abritsebduoe falt gdn5lib Elm.
ciferte.
Saba. = aiirsli9 besina6ai0a
ois 15Oidbrige Seier Der am 26.. Jtbr.
1857 etfolaten Grheblnq 5ur @taDt
Ourd autlerin Waaria Sbereiiu.
S@wei,.
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Farb in Bern Sournaliit u. Stiselsr,
felt iiber 20 eSabren 8u:,besitdotfor<
reiponbent per1dieoener ihpei5eri<
icber uno auslGnoilder .3eitungen.
srmdtt. -. 1O1 Sabre alt
mar fiiralih Der in Mnbertnatt lebenof
asbrsr Columbian Ruffi. Ser iiaer 70
Sabre lang als 2ebrer tpirfte, NIT 80
9(ltersiobren no1 DEN Ghuliiod gez.
Ihipurgen unO oie &inosr 1eines 6ei=:
rnatbsbprfes am Jube oes @ottessi
bunos unterrthtet bat. ~ A
!gaiel. - Der ihon einlnal tool
uno speimol als perbaftet gemeloete
3ollietretdr 0ebr tit nun ooh enclih
Derbaftet ipproen ,lno spar III Der
tleiren babiifen Rbeinitaot GeAa
Sebr lit beIhuloiat, Die ibm anper>
traute aaiIe Der Direftipn Des 5lpeiz
ten 3olltreiies um mebr als 100000
Tranten erleibtert gu baben.
3iri6. - Sm Otter bon 65
Sabrea lit Serr Sberit s. $. 8runz
henberger 9eitorben. Gr 9ebDrte in
friiheren Sabren Dem 9roben Staotz
ratb an uno mar bis 81 leirem Sobe
prGliOent Der &ir1enaemeinoe preoiz
germ uno Mitglieo Der airhsnipnooe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1907-04-04
AeGen-D n-Darmaaot.

Darmtaot. Der Sberbofz
latai 2lugult 9eipp 1T auf isin Nadz
lufen unter 8e3eugung Der 3ufrtes
oenbeit fir lansjahrise treu seleiitez
te Oisnlte in ben Ruheftano oerfebt
unb ibm aus bieiem Mnlab bic Sill
berne Msbaille bes 2ucpigsorocns
perlieben tporben.
,Gberfabt. Riir3li9 tpuree
hus SDhter9en bes 9errn ShDner
ourA bas eieene Mitomobil iiberfah~
rem uno ani4eineno innerli3 iAper
rerlebt.
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Qanopirtb 9ei1er bate ein trantes
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oas 1bier aus5mlus unb benz Manne
einen fold beftigen 1ritt aegtn ben
Gtib Dtriebte, odB sr bspnBtlos 8us
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littener ihperer 8ranbpunOen ndd
bier ins &ranfenbaus geI6uffte 9(rz
better g. 9iems aus Salsbet 1T por
1einen 2eiOen e-lDlt pprben.
Der Zimmerman ST. SGeilsnz
geroes bertaufte Ieine 8elbung an
Ser psrldngerten 9artsnitrabe fir
$3.50 Marf an SEN GbauIeepdr!er S.
s. Wittmann in Sifensolt.
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baber Guitap 8oie erfhoNen uno 1t9
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