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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-07-02


Camels, the old ships of the desert,
will soon give way to the new ships
Of the desert. automobiles. The sue
cession, like that Of steam greyhounds
TO clipperships at sea, has to meet
prejudice and conservative habit but
the conquest by the automobile OF
the sand wastes Of Nevada is an &C.
complished fact Here, TO be sure, it
was not the camel. but the burro and
the stage coach that had TO Yield
Under the heavy cars the sand hard.
ems into smooth tracks, and with a
little work good motor car roads can
be made. Several toll roads have been
built and more are promised Rich
miners and others who use motor
cars for business and pleasure are be-
hind the movement to construct roads
to connect all important points; and
the commercial development Of south
ern Nevada is assured.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-07-02
Produolna Eood onall.u

Much poor milk, cream and butter
is produced because of dirty utensils
Careful methods in drawing the milk
and in properly cooling it are set AZ
naught il the milk is strained into an
unclean can and allowed to remain
there. 1t is not necessary that the
dirt be present in sufficient quantities
to be seen by the naked eye in order
to render the can unfit for use. After
1t has been cleaned and dried the tin
should have a clean. dry appearance
and should not be greasy 10 the
touch A greasy coating on the IN.
terror of milk can win spoil milk or
cream in very few hours. 1t doesn't
cost any more to keep the utensils
clean and the results obtained are
more satisfactory.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-07-02

Even the wolves are enjoying the
present era of prosperity The gov
eminent has issued a bulletin in
which is shown the fiourishing condi-
ton of the coyotes on the western
cattle ranges and of the larger wolves
known as "loafers," or "lobosrS The
natural food of these beasts of prey
was the buffalo, but they find cattle
and horses satisfactory substitute.
Cattle are preferred; not that the
wolves have any prejudice against
eating horse-nesh. but because the old
method of attack from the rear.
which they practised on the buffalo.
is equally successful with range
steers. When they try 1t on horses.
however, they meet with a painful
surprise. How serious is the pest of
wolves. remarks Youths Companion,
may be gathered from the fact that
Wyoming alone has paid out $65, 900
in bounties in the last ten years. and
this makes no account of the sums
paid by counties and stoekmen's as
sociations. The cattlemen reckon
their losses to be about ten per cent
of the herds. Great organized neigh
borhood wolf-hunts on the western
ranges have been advertised all over
the east during the past winter.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-07-02
GAME A WOMAN.

In my suite in the Textile building,
just off the big main room with its
blackboards and tickers, had small
Office in which l spent good deal of
time during stock exchange hours. 1t
was there that Sam Ellersly found
me the next day but one after my
talk with Roebuck.
II want you to sell that Steel Com
mon, Matt" said he.
'It'll go several points higher" said
l. Better let me hold it and use my
judgment on selling"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-07-02
z C2N9zyO

Power Trust is Roebuck, and Roebuck
Is the Power Trust. he is seated at
his desk and, thinking | do not see
him, Is 'lool ing at me with an express
sion OF benevolent and melancholy
pity--the look with which he always
regarded any one whom the Roebuck
God had commanded Roebuck to de-
stroy. He and his God were in CON
slant communication; his God never
did anything except for his benefit,
he never did anything except on the
direct counsel or command of his God
Just now his God is commanding him
to destroy me, his confidential agent
in shaping many vast industrial en-
terprise and in inducing the public to
buy by the million its bonds and
stocks.
| invited the angry frown of the
Roebuck God by saying: And /
bought in the Manasquale mines on
my own account"
"On your own account" said Roe
buck. Then he hastily effaced his in
voluntary air of the engineer startled
by sight of an unexpected red light.
yes" replied l, as calm as If were
not realizing the tremendous signif-
canoe of what | had announced 81
look to you to let me participate on
equal terms"
That is, had decided that the time
had come for me to take my place
among the kings of finance. l had
decided to promote myself from agent
to principal, from prime minister to
king-I must, myself, promote myself,
fer in this world all promotion that
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-07-02
THE ROUND BARN.
II viii Prove More Economical OF
Space Than Rectangular Barn.

The circular wall is the shortest
form that can be used to enclose
given floor space, the square and oo-
long forms requiring respectively LID
per cent. and 40 per cent. more linear
feet of wall space than the circular
form, to enclose the same number Oh
square feet In a three-story oarn'
similar to the accompanying cut, tns
difference in lumber, paint, time, &C
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-07-02

The German piano manufacturers
sell many extremely cheap instru.
ments in constantinople on nine
months time. Think of paying for
fourth-rate piano after living with IL
the greater part OF yearl
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1907-07-02

A man has been discovered In Phil
adelphia by the name of Antonio
Whatawad. AS the contents Of his
pocketbook harmonic with the name
his friends should lose no time in al
vising him to keep away from Wall
street
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
Novice For Harvard coaoh.

Although the board Of overseers OF
Harvard university has sanctioned foot
ball and various other forms OF inter
collegiate sports, the undergraduates
are nursing fresh grievances. Just now
the most poignant one is the appoint
ment Of Joshua Crane as head coach
Of the football team. Cranes chief
claim TO athletic distinction Is not foot
ball ability. It is based rather on the
fact that he has been the American
court tennis champion for n period of
three years. And the students now
want TO know why a big university
like Harvard has to turn to a tennis
player to get football coach. And in
view Of the present very precarious
condition Of athletics at Harvard this
action is all the more inexpllcable.
Crane graduated from Harvard in
the class Of 100, but he never played
on the varsity eleven and has no expe
rience in coaching except what he ac
quired last year as one of Reid's as
sistants. 1t is said that Captain Par
ker appointed Crane to this position
because he was the only Harvard man
who could be secured to coach the elev.
en- without a salary.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
Old Lonn pIstanee Runner.

Although nearly fifty years Of age
Peter w. Soley Of Medford, Mass.
will compete In the Marathon race II
Boston April 10. The veteran runner
is considered by many to have a grand
chance to be among the leaders at the
end Of the twenty-five mile event.
Foley, who Is member Of the Bos
ton Athletic association, is an all roun6
athlete. For tbe past three years l.
has started in the Marathon race. and
although he never won, he always fin
lshed strongly.
Last year he finished among the frs
thirty, and two years ago he came ii
thirty-second. In that race 1t took hin
3 hours, % minutes and 6 10 second.
TO traverse the course. No watch was
kept on him last year. but experts say
his time was much faster than the yeal
before.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
ORCHESTRA CONCERT
Wilmington Organization to Give Com
plimentary Concert Next Mon
day Niqht.

Invitations were issued to-day to a
complimentary concert to be given by
the Wilmington Orchestra, Professor
A. H. Roderman, leader, in the Gar
rick Theatre next Monday night The
orchestra is composed of forty pieces
and under the leadership Of Professor
Nderman promises to be an organiza-
ton of which any city might be proud.
The orchestra is composed of eight
first violins, six second violins
three violas. four cellos, two
basses, three flutes, two oboes, two
clarionets, two bassoons, two French
horns, two trumpets, three trombones
and tympani
It is managed by the following: f
G. Tallman, president; J. L. Dashlell
vice-president; Captain K. X. V
Casey, secretary; c. M. Banks. treas
urer. The music committee is COM
posed of p. NJ. Cabell, c. p. NJ. Rum
ford and Captain K. X. V. Casey
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
REGULAR RATES REMAIN
Royal Areanum Votes Down Constant
Rate Proposition.

BOSTON, May 21-Several important
propositions were defeated at yester-
days session Of the Supreme Council
of the Royal Arcanum. One sought to
abrogate the regular rates and place
all of the 243,OO0 members of the order
upon a rate known as option A. This
rate provides a constant rate during
membership.
The committee to which this PROPOSE
ton was submitted opposed it vigor-
ously and the plan was unanimously
defeated.
The plan submitted by the Ohio dele
CATION for cutting out al past Supreme
Regents and incorporators from life
membership in the council was also
defeated.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
GALA WEEK AT
THE ACADEMY
Program for Commencement
at Wilmington Conferences
School at Dover
Special to The Evoning Journal.

DOVER, Del. May 2i-The Whining
ton Conference Academy commence
ment will be held during the week be-
ginning June ., and at these exercises
a large class of young ministers and
girls who are starting out for various
vocations. equipped as normal gradu-
ates, win receive diplomas
The program is made up of these
events. Sunday morning. June ..
baccalaureate sermon in Wesley NJ T..
Church by Rev. A. w. Lightbournc.
j. D., Of Dover; Sunday evening, June
?, annual sermon to the Scott Literary
Society IN Wesley Church. by Rev.
j. w. Colona, pastor Of Bridgewlle NJ.
~ Church; Monday evening. June 10,
musicale by the instrumental, orches.
ira and vocal pupils Of the Wilmington
Conference Academy; Tuesday af-
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
INVITE Mr.. GARFIELD

The house and social committee Of
the Board of Trade has invited James
A. Garfield. Secretary OF the Interior,
to deliver an address at the outdoor
meeting of the board at Brandywine
Springs in June Mr.. Garfield has in
formed the committee that he would
be much pleased to come, but is not
sure the date selected FOR the meeting,
June 49, win suit him. 1t is probable,
therefore. that the date of the meeting
will be changed to suit Mr.. Garfield.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
Found Dad in - Ham.

Special to The Evening Journal.
MILFORD. Del. May 21.-Members
Of her household became anxious con-
cerning Miss Eliza Atkins who had not
come down TO breakfast yesterday
morning, although she had been heard
10 leave her room They instituted a
search. and Miss Atkins was found
dead Of heart disease in the toilet room.
she was SO years old and a great
charitable and church planner and
worker in Milford and elsewhere. she
was a sister Of Former Internal Reve-
nue. Collector Tor Delaware Isaac l..
AunnA ~
Evening journal., 1907-05-21

ternoon, class day exercises, at 2 y.
m; annual reception at p. M; Wed
nosday morning, meeting of trustees
representing the Wilmington NJ. IT,.
Conference in the government Of the
institution; same day at 1 p. M, an
nual luncheon i'm the Academy dining
hall; same day at 2.3O p. m, Alumni
Society meeting; Wednesday night. in
the new Opera House, commencement
exercises.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21

The fact that Lajoie had the best bat.
ting aggregation in the league last
year showed the ability OF tire team,
Lajoie Is stlll Of the confirmed opinion
that IN etlong run the hard hitting
team has 1t on the "inside ball' style
Of play as taught by Comlskey. Last
year Bradley's accident was a severe
blow to the Maps.
This year Lajoie says he will not let
any accident stop his team. He in
tends to supervise the training with
greater care than evc- before, and un-
less he wins the pennant he will be
sadly disappointed.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
The SPORTING WORLD
First PIaoe Eor Cleveland.

The greatest second baseman in the
land, Larry Lajole, thinks nothing but
the usual hard luck will keep his Cleve-
land team from winning the American
League pennant this season.
Ever since the Cleveland American
league team has been In the field It has
been a keen competitor for the pen
nant, and each time some Of the hard
est kind Of luck has kept the team
Grom winning the much coveted prize.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
Bonfire Caused Trouble.

Special to Tie Evening Journal.
DOVER, May 21-A brand from a
bonfire Of Henry Boggs' blew
across his farm and set fire TO
the woods OF Fred Sweitzer and yes
terday Sweitzer entered suit against
Boggs before Referee j. Frank Wnds.
Henry Pratt and William G.. Postles.
seeking 500 DANA ses. The case
brought out some decidedly new points
of law as TO whether one neighbor
could be held accountable for what
the wind carried from his farm.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
$T3.98
Instead OF SEQ
Sample Waist, SIC
Worth up to ST.

On our Market street side we
have about 20 dozen of sample
Shirt Waists that we have put out
on our table---waist ranging up to
81 each. lawn, batiste and linen.
fancy embroidery fronts---for this
special only.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
Anti.Iioense ornani-atinn.

County Anti-License Committee will
will be held in Wilmington Friday for
the purpose of affecting a permanent
organization for tile county.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21

At the Homeopathic Hospital on
June is. 10 and 20, the Medical Exam
ming Board Of the Homeopathic Medi-
cal Society will sit to examine candi-
da<sw sor atcensaA
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
ADJUSTMENTS.
ANNUAL SPRING
CONCERT

Grace Sunday School Orches-
ira, John d. Taylor, director,
assisted by Miss Caroline L.
Edmond, soprano. Grace Male
Quartette. Grace Sunday School
Hall, May %. s D. m. Admission
Free. Silver offering.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21

DOCEsTADER' CfARRICK THEATRE
~ LAST WEEK or THE SEASON.
Cliff Berzac and His Animal Shows,
BERZAC'S TRAINED PONIES.
BERZAC'S LONDON CIRCUS.
BERZAC'S MINNIE HAW HAW,
Capt WOodward's Juggling Sea Lions,
LITTLE JOHNNY HEALEY,
Miss Isabel Jackson and Company.
Ned FitzEibbons. The Kinetograph
Tho Five Singing and Dancing Lubns.
Prices the same. %. 35 and soc. Box, 75c.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21

In the United States Circuit Court
OF Apeals. in Philadelphia yesterday.
Judge Bradford handed down deci-
sion in the case of David Lamar VS..
Albert G. Spaiding. Affirming the lower
court, with costs
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
To Examine Homeopaths.

Shirts and summer wear at O'Don-
nelrs 3i3 Market street"
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
Other Specials for Wednesday
Leather Belts,
roc

We have on special for Wednes-
day only about so dozen Leather
Belts that regularly sell for 2Sc;
come in all sizes. To be sure to
get one, come early. as they are an
exceptional bargain.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21
BASEBALL

Wednesday May %, Wilmington VS..
Lancaster. Game called at $3.50 o'clock.
Admission Csc Ladies admitted to
grandstand free.
Evening journal., 1907-05-21

Comfort Your Head
with a Saltzgiver & Bupp Hat $50
Market streets
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1fliDajina.
Rsrfpiroise SntsI In Sapan u,tO tbre Sc
MISREPRESENTATION.


@tnen Der 1dGn1ten lanbf9aftli6en
gunfte Sapans felt bic ee5nfel Mipa@
jima, unfpeit Der @tobt Sirpi bina, bic
ols MiIitdrltation nit Dem nabe gez
legenen 9riegsbafen Sure BEL ben
friegerif9en Operattonen eSapans cine
groBe Noqe 1pielt, bar. Die eSnfel 1T
brsi 99intoS@ pttbeiten gepei6t. sic
Iiegt nahe Der &iite Der 9ouptinfel
uno nirb mittelit 9ampffG6re in stma
Is Minuten errei6t, sic erbebt fid
in ibrem b%unfelgriinen Walbmdntel
ftetl t~egelfDrmtg aus ben blauen Stu
then Bis ettpa 1880 SUB 9Obe.
Oas Wabr5ei9en bes 3empels, Der
Der Sage mad i4on benz 6. Sa6rbuns
bert un5erer 3eitre9nung entitammt,
tit bos eroBe Sempeltbor I'm WaTer,
Elm bdufis benuBtes Motip in iapaniz
i9en 2anbTGaftsbilbern. Die srobe,
peitldufise Sempeldnlage 1T BEL Slutb
I'm WaHer; Elm regelre9ter Yfa1lbau
nit 3ablrei6en 8riiden unb Stegen.
Slutb unb Monbf4etn finb aud nad
iapanif9em ltrt6sil bic 8ebtngung,
Inn bic G90nbeit MiDajimas poG
nirbigen gu fonnen. Der Sempel
birgt biele &unff6abe, bic jeoen &ue
rioitatenjdser ent3iden fOnnten.
Sn Der berrli9en Malbumeebung
baden ertperbfinnige Sopaner NIT eigez
mem 8erffGnbniB 3pif9en ben alten
8aumrieien. auf md9tigen moosumz
na9ienen @ranitfelfen ibre fletnen
SbeehduIer pte Elm &ieIenfpiel5eug gez
baut; unb bd tpinfen bic nieblf9en
piipp5en in buntem @iirtel gu bittern
2ebtnseeniihen; iapdnif9em bittern
Shee, biitern Sommerprangen bon
Der @rDBe eines fleinen 8iirbtHes, fir
MODERN Nneebau9te unb NIT mebr
Gelb @erfebene 8ier.
Das merfpirbigite unb i~pertbbDaite
tit, baB es -obne Mbiidt = gelungen
lit, In Mipaiima ein Slid nrnalb
gu erbultea, inmitten elmer fart be-
DOlterten, lanbnirtbf9aftli9 itart be-
bauten @eeenb. Nderbau TT ouf Der
Sniel berpDnt; fetn Baum barf gez
fdnt, fem Sbier getDbtet tperben. I'M
ter benz f6iBenben Dd6e uralter Sans
men unb Grpptomerten, 2orbeerbGume
unb i%mmersriiner gi9en dfen 5abme
9iri6e, befpunbert unb sefiittert bon
enblofen pilgerfdaaren, Die iabrein
idbrdus bic beilige Stdtte ai,ffu9en,
9eboreniperben unb Sterben III ben
Menfhen auf Der Snfel unterfagt; tp.r
bas @nbe berannaben fiblt, mub
f3Ieunigit auf bas Seftlunb biniiber,
pp er aud feline leBte Rubeftdtte fin
bet; bic Srau, bic auf Der Smell bon
Mutterfreuben iiberrai9t fpirb, mub
auf 30 Sage In bic @erbannlins aui
bas Teftlanb.
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Mnf benz ,,@renuenSen 8erae..

Naf benz r8rennenben 8eree," Der
I'M 9aarsebiet apifaen Dubneiler
unb Suloba9 i'm Waibe liegt, bat Der
Dubpeiler ELECTROMAGNETIC cine
Goethe ebddtniBtafel anbrineen lals
fen. Gin &oblenflD3 brennt bort i9on
feit fat 5pei Sabrbunberten i'm
S9oobe Der grbe. @tne 3iemfi9 lang
gcftredte Mulbe 5eugt bon Der friibern
gr0Bern Glutb beg Geuers, benn oas
outage tretenbe 9eftein lit burd bic
9ibe f9lodenartis berbrannt. Mm
gnbe Der @9lu9t rager pbantafiI9
%sebifbete 5elfen auf, beren gpalten
unb 3lifte iiH tief in bic Grbe err
treden. Mus biefen Spdlten briri9en
nod beute ~unauseefebt Bette Oampfs
f6paben enpor, bon Der 9lut6 i'm
Snnern beg 8erges 3eugsnb. Din man
den Steaen fiiblt fib Der 8oben tparm
an, unb ben Spalten entfr0mt etne
9iBe, bob man BET einem @erfu9e bic
9ano raid tpisber b%eraus3ieht.
Die in Gas @rbrei9 einbringenben
atmofpbdrifden 9ieberi9ldge eelanz
gen our @erbampfuns unb treten in
biefer Gorm aus ben Selsfpalten tpiez
Der outage. Mie nod heute, 70 bilbete
f9on< 3u Goetbes 3eiten Der n8rens
nenbe Berg" cine @e6ensnlrbieteit,
nnb Bel feiner 3eife BON @trobburq
IN bas @aargebiet (1770) befu9te aud
@oet6e ben a8rennenben @erg." Sic
ten 8eiu3 fpfI Die Ge6iatniBtafel per-
espigen.
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Die 9phbeamten Der melt.

Die meiiten Poftbedmten Der Weli
bat na9 Der neueiten 3ufammenltel=
lung bes MeItpoitpereins Oeutf@lanb.
9ter adblt bos perfpnal Der poif UNI
S~eiegrdpbte insgefammt 279, 59e
Ropfe. Damn fonr1en bic Ser. Gtaa-
ten NIT 238,366. 0hne 3psifel piirbe
BITE !3abl Der ameritanif@en Qoitbeam,
ten gr0ber fem, penn bier ni6t bic
Sslegrapbie in Yrioatbdnben pdre,
Mn ppits unb Selesrap6enbeamten suz
famn,en bat @robbritannien nur 1885,
432. Nirsenos fonft erreift bas Seer
Der 8oftbeamten eine ie9slteGise 3abl.
Sslbft Jrdntrei9 bat nur IS, 282
poftbeamte eini6lisBli9 Der Seleqraz
phie. gs 4pirb in btsier @e3iebunq
bon 8rittf4zSnbien nit 5000 pofs
bsamten fat errei9t. HuBIano 3GbGt
6agegen nur II, TAT poftbeamte elm
f1lieBlid Der Selegrap6ie. Sem ebe.
n1oliger 8egner Sapan bat beren 81,
653, Oeiterrei9 1884. Don feline
rem 0erpaltun9en feien nod aufqez
fabrt 8elsien nit 1888 8eamten, I'm
garn nit 27,968, Stalien 34,003,
S9ipeben 10,050, bic G9tpsi3 IA, 1913,
bic Siirtet 1902, SntereFant 1T bic
3abl Der 8eamten, bic bic genttdlbers
toaltuns beantprudt, Gs finb bies tn
Dsutf9lanb 1909 uno faft ebsnIopiel
N Granfrei9. np 1889 borin bef6Gfs
ttgt tperben. Die Ser. Staten BADEN
oageeen nur 1877 8eamten in ibrsr
Notwithstanding, muir penis mebr
dls 3. .. Sefterrei9 NIT 818. Die
srOBte Misunderstanding In Der gan.
gen Welt beiiBt acknowledgements Sa.
pan, mo 1903 8eamte tbGtis ftnb.
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Ttud's S Scents oauona. @iaurre
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KelIe.
3 q Ii ~ 10 {.

Gan Mmtomtr, Iee., s. SUM-.
Ordinary IN Gents; @opb Orbinart
AZ Gents; Som Wi6blina IO.N gts..
Mi6bline I1.X Gents; @0ob Miboiine
l2.h Cts; W3i6blins Snir 13.H gts.
0alneftOa, 9eE., 5. Suni.-0rntnars
S.I Cts; goDb OrbinarB 81 cts;
4Dp Mibbling 1l.L Cts; Wt6bIine
12.Z cts; COBB MibbIiug 1917 gts..
Nibbling Gair AK Gents.
Retu GrIea16, 3d., s. sunni. .
@DDb Srbinnrb 9.13l16 Cts: Com Mt1b.
ling 11.1I16 gts.; MibbIina 12.H Cts:
guD6 @it6bling 13.T gts.: MfbbIfne
Sair AK gents.
8atuliDe1iauaen uro be6enYrobntts.
Brima Banmpuriamen . RebI. per
Tonne $24.
9aumtpoaiamen . Del, roh. 43 eta.
Brisaa SaumtuOQiamen /. Rudeu. per
T0nne $23.50.
v emi e.
fu~rtofeIn, colorado, $3.50 unb $1.75
Neue $1.75 per gettner.
8tuiebeln, Neue Seros 8ermubo 81. 30:
grbftaI 8ar 1925.
Somaten, 9eras $1.00 = $1.25 per 4
Gprbsgrate.
aarrotten. IS Cts. per 9ubenb 8aneeI.
&ohi, $3.50 u. $2.75 per 100 Bfo.
Sohnen, Reue YeTas $l.50 per Bulb;
B0hnea, Mntbs, so Cts. per seifte.
Bfefer, $I.25 per "a Bu.
Sanaih, IA Gulhel.Rifte 80 u. 80 gts.
GtrQ $1.25 Der u Bu.
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Die anftsft IN 9 ienen
beitBt Der aautaius, oenn, obglei4
aud borten j; II eirsm @ta9el Gepebrt
unb nit Der JG6isfeit, unter umitdn>
ben auf's Ia4oridli6ite bapon 9e=
brau9 gu MAIDEN, ousgeriitet, bebtes
men fie iid bod 10 feltsn bieIes Der.
tbetbi9ungsmittels. bab man fe in Der
Shat als ni6tite6enbe 8ienen be5ei4s
men batf.
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gest aber so Sabreu.

iaoH puroe Rr8. @tnsluu's Spo
thing . Sbrup BON WiliDnen BON
Miittern beiru 8abnen Der Rinber
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