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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-05-01
Things Not to Do Al Tabl..

Erasmus, the old Dutch philosopher
and theologlan. in his curious essay
"On Behavior at Meals" remarks that
1t is very rude to blow ones nose on
the tablecloth' or to wipe ones fingers
on ones neighbor's coat" He also adj
vises the guest mot TO give dogs your
bones to crack under the table or feed
the cat or encourage animals TO jump
on the table. This may offend your
host or lead to the soiling of his car
pet" An admonition that might well
be observed In the present day. above
ALL he says, do not lick your plate
IL Is an act that Ill becomes a cat, let
alone a gentleman"
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-05-01
Prayim- For R.ir.

An old Sco,ch minister having been
asked rerc7tcdi. by his congregation
TO pray fer rain. M exercise CT devo-
ton In which the old man evidently Gid
not believe. as-c often refused until -one
morning. tnSt rs he was entering the
pulpit. petition heHring the signature
OF every member OF the church was
handed to him demanding that he ac-
cede to the request. At the time for
reading the notices the minister read
also the document pleading that prayer
be offered for rain and then inpatient
~ remarked as he looked over his
glasses at the congregation. ''Well, A
will to please va, but hang bit VII
get TIL the wund changes
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-05-01
Presidents chair in 1860.

Presidents chair in 1860.
The re-adjuster party was for n
time, third party, and counted
for much in Virginia. in 1862.
With Gen. William Malone as its
leader, it swept the State from the
mountains to the seashore: and the
Democratic party of today is but
the re-adjuster party of1sS3. when
it was captured in the Lynchburg
Convention in that year. il we
mistake not.
How about the great People 5
Party That was also third
party, and while it never became
dominant party, it was formi-
dable organization, and the Bryan
wing of the Democratic party of
today, has absorbed nearly every
principle enunciated in that party's
platform. not excepting govern
ment ownership and control of
railroads. The latter. if not now
an issue, will likely be in the not
distant future.
Mr.. Hearst and the indepen-
dent League, will have to be
reckoned with, and the indications
are, that Mr.. Hearst will be in a
position to name the next Presi-
dent of the United States.
Both of the old parties are watch
ing, with eager interest, this So
called third party" which has
and is still developing strength all
over the country.
1t won't do to dismiss Mr..
Hearst with the wave of the hand.
and the remark, that he will. not
be much of loss TO the Democratic
party. " No, no. If there ever
was a time when Mr.. Hearst was
needed by the Democratic party
1t is just at this crisis, when he has
more strength among the masses
than ever before.
Factionalstrife, andvituperation,
drove General Mahcne out of the
party early in the SOS, and there
by turned the State over to the re-
adJusters and Republicans.
The Democratic party can win
the contest in 1908, as it could have
wone in 1896, and again in 1900, II
united, otherwise, it cannot.
The trouble is not so much with
Mr.. Hearst and his followers. who
In the main, are Independent
voters, as with the Cleveland fac
ton. 1t was that faction that elect
ed both Mckinley and Roosevelt
and thereby defeated the great
Democratic leader, w. j. Bryan
No, no, we need Mr.. Hearst, anC
the party leaders, will, no doubt
do all they can, to secure his influ
ence in the Presidential contest il
190S.-South Boston News.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-05-01
SCHEDULE
Winchester, Berryville and
BIuemont Stage Line

Round irlp Daily EXCEPT unday.
Heated by Carbon. ilessierS
Good Maca,lanizei Read
Lcave-Eastbound wasstound-A Arrive
ko.Vo am. Winchester Evans notes) sel pm
noaV 4'"-. jordan Springs June. Is
a.u ." ...-. Lake View ....25o
$40 To- Eerryyille (virginiaHouscII 80 "
~, ovy 10" Casticmsn > berry. IL 0nocn
1910 L. 49,. Blue Ridge inn.....i1 Mam
iulo Is blue,nont (southernRy.) Ito
0frtNc Leave
Ciose connection with the n O'Clock train
nj Bluemont from Washington, which re-
turns 10 Washington airr few MINUTES
tonnection with both morning trains at
Berryville for assengers for RIoemnnt if
holheo the day previous. Write for folder
ewing lniorinnnon Of meeting evening trains
at Berryviile and Winchester.
MAURICE f. cAsrLEuAS. Prop.
Castleman's Ferry, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-05-01
A WORD AND A WARNING.

Bristol and Radford passed into
the local option column last week,
and beginning with May there will
be no licensed saloons in either city.
In Bristol, Tennessee, which is
joined to Bristol, Virginia, and is
only separated from the Virginia
city by the State line, there will be
be no licensed saloons after Sep
TENDER, as the Tennessee law differs
in date from the Virginia license
law.
With both cities in question,
this writer is familiar. We have
lived and worked in both. know the
people there and know the charac-
ter of saloons which have been
maintained there during a number
of years past. Knowing that the
saloons there have been no worse
than those now maintained in Ber-
ryville, Winchester, and number
of other towns in the State with
which we are familiar, the local
option victories in Bristol and Rad
ford did not come as great sur
prise to us.
We think that the Virginia Anti
Saloon League and the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union will
undoubtedly receive the credit for
the Bristol and Radford results, as
both organizations have been and
are now very active in Their fight
against conditions in this State.
They have undoubtedly gained
ground very rapidly in the past
few months, and their activity is
not decreasing.
As we have urged upon the saloon
men of Berryville repeatedly, it is
absolutely necessary for them to
conduct orderly and legal places
for the sale of liquors, and if they
fail in this respect it will be but a
very short time until BerryviIle
either votes for Dispensary or
votes for local option.
Drunken, disorderly, cursing
men stand around in front of the
Berryville saloons nearly every
night, and on Saturday nights the
condition is of the most objection
able character. The saloon man
seem to look upon this as none OF
their business. They appear to
think that no blame should attach
TO them if man gets drunk Tor
liquor obtained from them, anC
then becomes disorderly on the
street in front of their place o.
business.
We think it is very much their
business. We think any liberia
minded person will agree that they
should use every effort to stop thi.
disorder and cursing on the publ,
streets.
The sensibilities of ladies j.
shocked at the language they heal
In passing along the streets.
We believe, and have believed
for a long time, that the trne solu
ton of the liquor problem lies il
the establishment of local Dispen
saries. We know of many whc
agree with us. We know of MANY
who, while agreeing with us tha
the Dispensary is the best form o.
liquor-store, will vote for loca
option rather than see the present
condition coutinue.
This is fair warning to the
BerryvilIe saloon men.
You are just starting a new
license year. If you expect TO dc
business here next year, you must
improve upon the conditions of the
YEAR just closed.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-05-01
In Effect May -. 1905.
NE.Sl.f,llsNn

I'm kfiect May "a. 1905
WEs1LUUND.
Week DAYS. trains 'eave Washington t,,
Hlucmopt ~ follows. ~" "a ic.. 40 n, :.
f-l5 y. rn.; AS D. Ia; . 10 A.. M.
Week days, trains Lease Nn~ninr,..r f.,
LseSourg only: @ - IA
Sunday trans leave WaShi:lrr..,. f,r lu.-
y. m.
us! >. 10 "a IN. train ceiarects "a Riuemont f.r
Winchester Via St..se ;ae
Ia tft}t
Week XAs. t-sins lrsey ,..ii ,o,.,., ...,
Nashirgtou: - q. VI; '.:.s a IA. =. i.. m /.
Ito "A. m; |. - y u.
SUNDAY trains leave Biuemant for Wash.
ington: 30 a. m; 3 - 4. n. :Sslp. m
Week day trains leave lss.shnn: for Wash
ington. 5 - a. m
III a N. train conrssfs 1t Bl.unlu,.t with
stage i-ine nom Winchester
III. Is. SrENcER. General Manager
ager.
W. IA. TaVIoE. General Passens.r Agent.
l. ). bRowS, General Agent. .U5 iath =.
\. W.. Washington. ID. &.
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The Royal Baker and Pastry
Cook" - containing over 500 most
practical and valuable cooking re-
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HORSE SHOW DATES

keswick. May 10.
Leesbarg. june 8 and Z.
Upperyiiie, not decided.
Culpeper, July 1 and 8.
Manassas. Jaiy IL aud Is.
Orange. July q and IS.
Charlottesville. Augusl / snd ?
Stsuntcn. Angus, 8. Z aud 5.
Harrisanborg. Aag. IL. l4s.dls
Front ROYAL, August II ana ~
Berryrille. August %. ~ and >,
Warrenton. Septcmbcr . ar.d \
Richmoud, Scptsmber : b,l2
Norfolk. September II t. 10
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-05-01

Alum is used in some baking pow
derS and In most of the so-called
phosphate powders. because it is
cheap. and makes a cheaper pow
der. But alum is a corrosive which,
taken infood, acts injuriously upon
the stomach, liver and kidneys.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-05-01

All advertisements excepting lcval adver
tiscmcnts and professional cards) inserted for
less than three months o. Z considered tran
Eve cents per line for the nrst ins ertion,
and three cents per line for each suoc, ding
insertion.
SObituary notices. resolutions Ca aspect,
and social organizations. other fliar those
which the editor himself shell give a
matter Of news, viii be charged for. at the
Aforesaid rates.
Our advertising rates are uniform, and a
liberal reduction is made on all standing adj
vertiSeInents, and rates will be made known
ON application. Changes of advertisements
aust be handed in not later thai Saturday
morning of each week.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-05-01

n. B.-FollOwiDs schedule irueS an.
published only as information AMI M. nd
guaranteed. 80
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01
REVISED

The Merchants Trade Journal
has revised tive ten command
ments To fit the mail order
catalogue houses:
First You shall sell your farm
products for cash wheneye. you
can, but not to US: we do not
buy from vou.
Second-You shall believe our
statements aud buy all you need
from US because we want 10 be
good To you, although we are not
personally acquainted with you.
Third-You shall send the
money in advance 10 give Us the
chance TO get the goods with
your money; meanwhile you
will have 10 wait patiently for q
few weeks because that is our
business method.
Fourlh--You shall apply TO
your nearest city to aid you in
building good roads SO you may
conveniently get the g,ois from
the depot winch you can buy
from Us, for we do not build
country roads.
Fiftli-You shall buy church
bells and interior fixtures from
us aud forward the money in
advance, for that is our business
method, and you shall collect
from the business men in your
vicinity as much money as you
can for the benefit of your
churches, although we get more
money from you than they do.
still il is against our ruies 20 do
nate money for building church
es.
Sixth-You shall buy your
tools from us and be your own
mechanic, in order To drive the
mechanics from your vicinity.
for we wish il 50.
Seven-Y You shall induce your
neighbor 10 buy everything fron
Us, as We have room for the
money the less money there is
left in your community. the
sooner we can put your local
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01
BUSINESS METHODS APPLIED TO
kEt ORlI " Okk

Child labor reform had its in
nings last Saturday at Cinsin-
natl. The National Child Labor
com mittee held It's third anna al
meeting aud discussed with the
aid of Senator Alb rrt j. Beser-
idge (Indiana), Samuel McCane
Lindsay. Arthur I. Vance and
other leading lights In child
labor reform work, the present
efforts 10 abolish this national
evil. Mr.. Vance who Is editor
OF the Woman's Home tompan-
ion, described the very isnpor.
tant connection OF publicity. or
prlnter's ink, with the present
day reform movements. He
said la part:
The manufactured who has a
prod uct ia which he believes
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01
kidney=Gttcs a.n.s. Bdekdcbc
Che Ceadcr ef tEe.n all. Price Is Gents.
Wagner Drug Company

spends thousands of dollars IN
buying publicity Ia the news
pape ~ and magazines b, tell the
people OF the cou ltry about the
virtues Of his product. We call
this sort OF publicity advertising
and it il gt.od advertising il this
prodact lives up 4, the claims ha
makes far IL. W.. wh, ara la
terested 4 reform, Il, precisely
the same thing when We tak.
steps =, interest tile NJ sspspars
aud magazines ia oar pst tllsa
ries. anc il ou reform Il 4 gooI
thing The people ~ ths cnuatry
Will stand by and buck u up,
La other words. ADVERTISING
publicity and reform publicity
bot. accom- plish til.-tut tang
They arouse pubic lat 'rast AID
public sentiment ia Ia ,f pf taa
obf.ct which tt., have IN yi.w.
We have come 10 place a great
er dependence than ever upon q
power Of printers ink ia inoaId
ing public opinion.
Ii was publicity that brought
about the downfall OF the
Louisiana Lottery. IL was
publicity that prepared tile way
for the present invests CATION
into standard oil. Ii was mag
axine Article that stirred up al
tile talk abo.t the conditions in
Panama. that finally led Ia tie
President himself golng down
there h investigate. Legitimate
printers ink has been foremost
ia the tight foi' pure food, and
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01

OF 1905 at 1881, ,O98, 900 bushels
This is Ia, ,096. 900 bushels. or a
little more than six per cent,
gr eater. than last year. On No
vember !, 1905, there were 3.3
per cent. of the proceeding crop
still in the hands of the farmers,
and on November l, 1895, there
was A per cent, OF the crop OF
1905 still in the farmers hands.
During the first eleven months
of 1906 prices in Chicago ranged
from 80 cents in March to 544
cents in June. It was AZ tn 49a
in February and the highest was
80 to 6la in June. II prices for
the crop of 1905, 2,7O7, coo, 900
bushels with 3.3 per cent Of the
previous crop still on hand
at gathering time. were SO well
maintained through 1895, 2,65l,.
096, 900 bushels with four and
four tenths balance OF the previ
Gus crop still OH hand at harvest
time, shall not be equally well
maintained through 1907? There
is somewhat larger crop, and =
slightly larger per cent to lap
into it, but there is q constantly
increasing consumption which
the reported incl ease of the
crop is scarcely equal to meet
Besides il is demonstrated
that corn is the greatest produc.
er of alcohol-in fact, according
to the experts at Washington, II
Is the only crop that il will pay
to manufacture denaturized al.
cohol from. Ii there is q
demand for that article at all
commensurate with the elaine
made for it before the passage OF
the bill, this will create great
demand for corn during 19J.
that did not exist in 1906.
There is no reason 10 believe
tia. there with b. surplus aud
fair prices will be paid through
out the year. il the growers
refuse to dump the crop aud
spoil tile market.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01

merchant out OF business aud
charge You any price we please.
Eighth--You shall look often
at the beautiful pictures in our
catalogues, So your wishes will
inc rease. and you will sead in a
big order. although you are not
in need OF the goods, otherwise
you might have some money
left TO buy necessary goods of
your local merchants.
Ninth You shall have the me
chanics who repair goods you
buy fr ON Us book ,he bill so you
can seld tile money for his
labor to us for new goods. other.
wise he w.l, not notice our
influence.
Tenth You shall in case of
acci CENT, sickness ar netd apply
20 your heal dealers for aid or
or. dit as We don't know you.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01
GEM OF AnERlcA


Dakota It's of thee,
Land of the Cerean sea,
OF thee | sing.
Vast thy Missouri's flow,
Tall grasses DER thee blow,
Brightest of blossoms blow
And petals fling!
Land Of cattle and swine,
Soil OF fall wheat fine,
Thy name | praise.
The old maids coming here
Grow beautiful, and ere
'Tis known, they're we'd and
cheer
And sunshine bah les raise.
Home Of the gushing we'll,
Prairie and pine-dark swell,
For thee l rhyme.
I love thy brim ming brooks,
Thy rarely gifted COOKS,
Thy winter sunlit hooks
And skies subnme.
Will Cham berlain in Vermillion
Republican.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01
..T0M" MURRAY ON ADVERTISING

"Tom" Murray, successful
Chicago merchant, in b recent
talk on advertising. said:
II advertised a certain article
in my window and | sold fifty
OF them the first day the ads
appeared. inserted an adver-
tisement in Chicago newspaper
and following that | sold I46
of the articles. am now
spending 5000 a month on ad.
vertising."
Mr.. Murray declared that the
re suits depend largely on the
style Of copy. He believes. how
ever, that the college men do not
make the best ''ad" writer's, as
they pay attention to the English
rather than to the effect OF the
matter. TO make advertise
mepts appealing Mr.. Murray
advised the al. writer 10 be
good natured.
"When a writer feels good
natured he will talk in his copy
with an interest that appeals to
the public. He is like a happy
sales man who approaches his
customer with smile. its
easy TO cultivate the habit OF
being good natured. lam culti
waiting this virtue myself. Bs
ginning with my wife in the
morning, | try IL upon every
body come across, SO that by
the time | reach the store | feel
like an angel. :" Western Pub
isher.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01
AN IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT

AN IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT
The efforts of the public
spirited men who are seeking to
pre- vail upon South Dakota leg
islature to provide for the
establishment of an im migra
ton department, are worthy OF
commentator and encourage
ment. The success that North
Dakota has met with since the
establishment of the bureau
some few years ago. shows what
can be done in this line. AL.
though more than $4,000 has
been spent the past year in the
state to the northward along
this line tile expenditure has
been more than justified ia the
tremendous influx OF new settl
ers in the Flickeftail bailiwick
The Canadian government which
has taken official charge of i'm
migration of the Canadian North
west, has met with results un
looked for, in the thousands of
the eminently desirable class
of citizens who have taken up
their homes in the new country.
South Dakota has vast area
OF land now unoccuppied. Much
of the re mainder Is but sparsely
settled. An intelligent immigra
ton department can work won
ders in helping to build up the
state. Com mercial News.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01
NoueE rucagOsso2s

stale as ~aash n&ga4A
t&aasasy ~ cts&Fas@ aGx
10 tae mAster of tas ess~as % CAasAes
aek'sstaaa. n~nsss~a.
~ slss eFwassaFs ~ sal defssseat. AMI ali
ssrsuns hssaas easims axaimss sal estates
faa afs heFvhs sssIaeA aad reQsiFest 30
ssAlssa pear caAsms a<zia<s said - xs~~d as
~. eslass- wlsh assNsssFy svaelesss W The
umAsnAxws1 wha has hss daily All etasea
asissssgs~sKAaFts - s&aa estate - hNs se<la-
tass N kssa saMa " aaEnee. ia sxs&st ezsz}ssFs
saF IA L. u ssRhsss ASsassswg scr sazs sxzsfs -
his usts.se sR tir sum ~ Wn4nes. nj ssA1
svssasy. ass ~ tsato~ tire lssh dAs ~ Auaass-
tisA.
estsess my hard aAas aish isy % ~ susss
l.lnaa MeFaraane.
ais Adeilsasassgls fss sAaa s.t.lss
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01
LEASE OF col aoS' S-f1ct 1.
LAMBS

Notice j. hereby given thai on
March 10, 1907. ali tbs unlesssd
common school lands, In Charles
Mix coun.y. viii be offered fur
lease Al pub &c auction. between
tbe hours If i.i o oiclsscx d. IN. ard
; oclo,k p. IN. at tile front door
Of tlla c.,aft hoase in sad
county.
Dats.d at Pierre. Jan. i4. ial-.
- & D0kkES.
C,'n missioner Ut Sclao 4 anu
t'a slac Lsnds. 10 80
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01

Tor the regulation Of patent sne
ieines. Ii can safely be 81 il
thar publicity q day il tlaa
greatest power for pubic gsssd
in the country.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01

Are yun not ashamed TO send
that cash away ~ u Cat" house.
wien a reliable tirm like Sted.
ronsky Bros. Co. otfer 20 get
you tie same gsois for less
mency. Yon ought To be. 2 rs
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01
A GREAT CORN CROP

Up.to- Date Farming: The
United States government
experts estimate the corn crop
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01
Wagner
FEED r1ILL-

Is always ready TO grind your
fee,t for a very reasonable charge
Feed always kept on hand, which
/ will sell for cash or exchange
for grain. No wsiting for feed
TO be ground. ! am handling
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-03-01
CORN MEAL

Which | grind In nay own mill.
Buy and be satisfied. Wholesale
agent for Armour Flour, the best
on the market.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-17
Bites 3abnwebs
furiren In eiaer Winuts.
q
Ter Strife Der Sdlancrlcnte.

9tcm Dorf, 16. Mai. - Die
Deltige 9lbiabrt OeS iran56liid)en
QompierS o9a Ionraine" nad SABRE
nurOe Ourh einen Strife bon t75
Sei5crn uno Seeleltten jluei Stlrnoen
long pr56gert. Die Strifcr foroer'
ten Dor Der 9lbfabrt 9e5nbllmg fiir
oic Grtro.2Irbcit, meIbe lie bier alS
5ra6tperlo0er perridtet batten. Wlan
batte ibncn 30 Gents pro Stlmoe uno
9e5abhmg oeS grtra.2obnes, lobalo
Oaa Sd)iii 5anop Soof paiiirt babe.
ueriprobcn, aIein sic 2eutc beItanoen
Oorouf, Oob iie Dor Der 9lbiabrt be-
5oblt ueroen miiBteri uno oas @noe
pom 2ie0e mar, OaB iie ibre 5oroe.
run1 0llr6iebten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-17
80 Sabre 3nd)tbNuS.

ct. 2ouiS, t6. Oioi. - SoGn
Stopp, Der 10 Sabre alte M0rOcr ser
6rml 0ttilie arols, pIoioirte i'm Stint
Ncrgeridlt 0es MorocS I'M 3neiteR
@ro0e i6uI0ig un0 murOe pom 9tid-
ter Milliam$ 5u 80 Snbrcn 3uhtbdua
ucrltrtbcilt. Sobn naDm Den Sprrcb,
melAcr ibn porollsiihtlih nuf &cbena-
5cit binter &crtermnltcrn begrobc1
miro, NIT Der 0r0Bten 9fubc cnt1cBen.
Gr bate bic 6rml ermorOet, I'M @elO
iiir cine SpriBtour 5l erlangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-05-17
Strifc. .llnrn6cn in GuanSUillc.

GbouSuillc, Sno, tG. Nlai
- Gin bcute be8onnener Stritc Der
Gon0uftcurc un0 WotormGnncr ser
nGpon5uile mo Solltbern SnOinno-
StruBenbo6n" peulrio6te beocntIi6e
Gubeit0rltuBcn. @roBe Utcnlhcnmen-
gen ueriommclten iib ouf Ocn Stra.
ben lmo beiAimpitcn Die grioblente,
mcl6e Oie MogDonS bCoicntcu. Sin
Gonoutteur unO Elm duocrer Wtdnn
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peridieoentlicb Sic Gbnt gelengnct; ;
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oa9 0e61ll0e Derloiien moate. Sic
mar in Dem Simon'i6en @eihdit icit
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piang 81 nebnen, nad0em tie cltIai'
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