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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24
POSTAL CARD CRAZE
ASSORTMENT OF
PLUMBER is BEING SENT UNI
DER THIS GuisE


eelbarroWs and gas ranges will
he entered at the postoffice next, under
the guise Of post cards.
Articles of such extraordi binary size
and bulk have been pouring In Of late
that the foregoing is not so far fetch
ed as it may seem. The tickle public
has been yeered somewhat from its
penchant for lsosted postal cards,
and leather articles labeled post cards
and locking as much like cards as the
side of a house, are confidently mailed
every day with little 1-cent stamp
pasted on Them to carry them through
Footballs, nearly life size, are the
--latest, but every mail brings In rninia-
Iture sofa pillows, dolls, baby shoes,
match boxes and no end Of other bulky
IeatfIer affairs.
The sudden onslaught of mlonstrosi-
ties Of post card family Is getting
MIXED up in postof1iae machinery daily
and staying the wheels OF progress
by their great size and small amount
Of postage, but tfle relief prayed for
by postofice clerks it is not expected
the public will heed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24

papers. Reports state that feeling Is
running high In Nice lusky, and AR
neson states that he will push the
matter to the utmost It has been
reported to the Voice that If 1T Isl
Impossible to get out "a warrant for
Jones in this county that special
grand jury will be called to investi-
gate the matter, but the Voice is of
the opinion that Mr.. Nuessle is alb
.solutely impartial III issuing war
rants, and IL he thinks that the case
should be tried he will issue the me-
cessary papers without question. 1t.
has also been stated that If Mr..
Nuessle does not feel 3pustified in is
suing the papers that a delegation
of McClusky citizens will wait upon
Attorney General Met Cue. AS to the
merits of the case, this paper does
know that many Of the people of
McC lusky are bitter against Deputy
Jones and will do all In their power
to Gust him from the deputyship.
Be that as 1t may, the small children
now walk on tip toe, with bated
breath, when they pass the First
State bank and gaze with awe and
apprehension fearing The awful,
eath-dealing invention that rests
calmly within its massive walls.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24

James Kennedy of Fargo out with
some sewer contracts in Utah. The
whole story was ridiculous to those
who know the facts, for the reason
that Senators McCumber and Hans
brough voted differently in the mat
ter Of seating Senator smoot, and
that the Kennedy contracts were OBJ
tanned legitimately in fair field and
at times and under circumstances
that precluded their having anything
to do with Smoot. Normanden pub
lished the story to prejudice its read
ers against the senators, without re
gard for truth, fairness or decency,
and in the same spirit in which many
other articles of the same character
have been written and published.
The Herald does not seem Of the
same mind with Normanden regard
ing the article and takes occasion
to deny any connection with its au-
thorship or circulation. 1t remains
to be seen whether Normanden will
admit that it's facts were badly warp
ed and the story without any founda.
ton.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24
THE PEACE And
dignity DE M'CLE
nv SADLY SHAME

Il Denhoff Voice: Last Monday nlaTn-I
ing the peace and dignity Of the VIII
lage OF Mcelusky. county 81 Mclean
and state or North Dakota, received 3
slam In the spare ribs that has set
the county agog. Lin Arneson and
Deputy sheriff Jones' who have not8t
been tenting ON the same camp
ground FOR quite a while, met III the
once Of Temple &;Bates, ana their
differences came to large Juicy
head BY grapevine telegraph the
Voice Is informed that Jones had
threatened to arrest Arneson for
gambling, and when the latter met
the deputy in the ONCE he jestingIy
asked him IL he was going to il wear
ont the warrant. Arneson,s question
rasped on Jones, and also cast fnsin-5
uations against the peace and dignity
OF the law, so the deputy yanked q
blunderbnss from his garments and
pointed 1t most distressingly In the
direction Of the purs,ler OF Dame
Fortune. A number Of destined met
ropo1itans Immediately fell on the
deputy and took away his artillery
1t was given to Nick Schroeder,
Town constable. for safe keeping
Nick took the weapon ginger1y be-
tween his thumb and first nngers
carried it over TO the First State
bank placed IT In the safe deposit
vault, locked the door and wound
barhed wire around the outside. Ar
lnegon went to Washburn Immediate
III to have q warrant made out for
Jones' arrest, bns els the states at
tofney was not IN the city al the
| time ne waa unable to secure the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24

conditions Of the streets as left by
the present Administrations and the
Herald supported George Duis the
present democratic may or.
Fargo has opened the south bridge
to Moorhead and has appointed a.
committee to confer with. a commit
tee from Moorhead for the purpose
of securing better drinking water.
Ii George M. Young is elected to
s,5lnething Peewee viii probably
want an appointment where he can
draw about ss$24O every sixty days.
without doing anything to earn it. u
The northwestern part OF the state
with Ward county as "a center, seems
to insist on having one or two of the
most important Offices to be submit
ted to the voters at the primaries.
They may get them.
h 3
Kernal Brewer dug up that mu.sty
Gid story about a woman at Brad
dock lookir.s for town by the name
Of Bonaparte and no one knew where
she wanted to go until 1t dawned on
the natives that Napoleon was the
town she was looking for. s..
..
With only about 4O, 900 republican
votes in the state and If such men
as IL. RI Hanna, a.. .. Gronna, Al
fred Blaisdell, e. A. Williams +.
Twichell, w. u. StocIwell, c. j. Lord
and ]. Austin Regain should be ac-
tive candidates for congress it would
not take so many votes to nominate
the winners.
Occasionally " you so away from
home to get the news. Press dis
patches to some OF the state papers
have It that there are four candi-
dates for the judgeship in the Sixth
district Judge Winchester, to be re-
elected while F. II Register ]. "a.
Hyland and j. McCullough are
anxious TO succeed him.
4 9a 83s ~ - " 4;
While the rest OF the ticket is be-
ing arranged an factions of the party
appear to be favorable TO r. s. Lewis
of Fargo being reelected lieutenant
governor Gov. BobT made an ex-
icellenti presiding officer Of the SEN
ate last session and IS popular with
all who know him. He IS considered
enlinently fair in all his dealings and
he should be re- elected IL he will
take the place.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24
NORTH DAKOTA NOTES

Minot and ToWner have had some
hot football games,
The American Society of Equity is
certainly an enthusiastic organization
in Trail county.
A prairie fire III western Trail
county demolished a granary con 3
tanning 1900 bushels Of grain,
Editor Matt Johnson seems to be
able to hold his own in the newspap-
er scrap in Bottineau county y
The Forman News thinks the man
who Predicts a long, hard winter
may yes find he is very badly mis-
taken !ss2
The Mclean county Independent
at Garrison seems to be very friend
II to Col. Little's candidacy for the
u. 8. senate.
| The Grand Forks Times assures
its readers that Holsters are becoming
searcer. There are enough left
however. l3
IL fycu Judge by the noise of the
heads Of the Grand Forks Press ths
editor Of that paper must have ar
idea that most Of his readers arr
4 deaf. y.
4 a glance at the local page of boil
II the Minot and Jamestown dailie
i gives an idea that the news Is be
!; ing suppressed in both Of thos,
q towns.
Down II the valley blowing ha
! been greatly DELAYED this fall I'm
! favorable weather has delayed thresf
] ing ard a shortage Of help are Civ
en- as tile reasons.
j There are those who are interes
i ed in politics who have an opinio
that Senator j Austin Regain q
: Wells county may vet appear as
Z cnndliiate for congress.
I The Jnd Leader In La Monre cour
u ty thinks that with Congressman Ma,
shall switching to the race for the I
3 senate that he Is making the mil
\ take Of his life.
!, Along with the approaching stat
{ can1pai. the city campaign Is iooJ
! ing up ~ Grand Forks The pre-
is forcing the issue and the Tins
/ thinks Il has placed the Herald III
hole heeanse the Herald deplores II
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24
MANY PROMINENT
MEN SPEAK AT FED
GRAFTON MEETING

Chicago, HI, Oct. 80 AT the after
noon session Of the Civic Federation
conference on trusts Judge Peter 8.
Grosscup of Chicago, delivered an ad-
dress upon Construction Of Corpora
tdons Z,
following Judge Grosscup, Samuel
Gompers. president of the American
Fedsration of Labor, spoke upon = la
Dor and Its A&tftude Toward Trusts
Other peaaEerss of the u afternoon
were Frank al KeIloggof ST. Paul, and
p p. Prussing of Chicago.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24
1ls!COIdeI Rule
GROCERIES and NOTIONS

Z
G Arlington Sugar Corn, per cans os
Extra Standard Pumpkin per
can &, .a III B. 3. .ff \
Sea CUR sardines, ii oil, per
can u. .os
g Monogram" Extract vanilla, per
2-oz. bottle ]. !. y. 81. f8
q Monogram. Extract Lemon, per
2-oz bottle ". u \. .s.l
Soda Crackers. in 2o-lb. boxes,
per pound 81. ..... . .os
.tMinneopa' Pickles, per 26-oz.
bottle 6. s. .s. .3.s s. s.
Several styles Of glass tumbaers
at p for & rs. s. .5.5 &. N. O5
Also glass sauce dishes, 2 for .o5
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24
E. H. Nc onkey, Prop 81.
Phone 2Oo. 2f6 Main Street
Attention, Boys.

We have just bought a full sample
line Of %. calibre rifles from q travel
ing man, and YOU can have any OF 4
them you want at 10 per cent from
regular prices Gail early at store and
get your choice.
$g e. w. W0LBERT HARDWARE CO..
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24

The annual conference Of the Me-
thodist Episcopal church, held at Mi
not recently developed much of in
terest to the members of that church
and of general interest to the state.
There was a spirit Of healthy optim-
ism among those who attended and
the reports of the presiding elders
breathe the same spirit. 1t is al
ways true that the prosperity of the
church goes hand in hand with pros
perity in other lines, and the NUM-
Der of new church enterprises, par
ticularly in this district, shows that
the church is getting on a stable and
enduring foundation, SO far as its
properties are concerned. AT Bis
marck one of the finest churches in
the state has been started and will
be completed in another year. This
is alluded to by Presiding Elder Dam
ford as Of especial interest both be-
cause it is at the capital of the state
and the church is to be named for
Bishop MEG abe.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24
New BANK Superintendent.

ALBANY, N. oct. 22ss -. Governor
Hughes tonight p,ot,inted Ozark WI.
lisauns, heretofore vice president OF
the Columbia TRUST Company of New
York. to be super tendent of banks.
Mr. Williams WIN taRe ONCE stomor-
row
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

q Published every Friday; twelve and sixteen
pages containing a summary of the news OF
the week-local and foreign particular atten
tion being paid to state news Sent to any
address, postage paid, for 81 for one year so
cents for SIX months; % cents for three
! nionths. III
The Bismarck Tribune is the oldest news.
Ill, 1878; Daily established in 1881. 1t has
a wide circulation and is desirable advertis-
ing medium. Being published at the capital
of the state it makes feature Of state news,
of a senii.oficial character, and is therefore
particularly interesting to all who desire to
Keep the run of state affairs political, social
and business.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24
UNCtlNST
EFFORT MADE 70 KNOCK OUT
HOTEL INSPECTION AND ELE-
NATpR LICENSE ACTS sSS.

K
& State Hotel Inspector Anderson was
among the visitors in the city and q.
caller at the capitol. It is his duty to
dnspeat all the hotels in the state
and see that they comply with certain
sanitary and safety regulations. II
is reported that some Of the hotel
keepers do not take kindly to the pay,
ment of q good.sized fee for the In
spection of their hotels. claiming that
they pay taxes and should not be
made to pay another license. An ac-
ture to test the constitutionaaity Of
this law.
DO not miss4A w. Lucas Co.'s spe.
cial Dress Goods Sale.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24

The department OF agriculture of
the country has discovered that the
consumption Of ~ meat percapIta is
plainly declining through the land.
Well, why not, With all the break
fast foods and cereals that have been
devised in the past few years, some
kind of food consumption must di-
minish to make room for all the GER
eais. IT. has long been argued that
too much meat was unhealthy and
doubtless with truth. And certainly,
with present prices of meat, 1t is
wasteful Of funds to devote too much
time to eating meat.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24

The Grand Forks Herald takes oc.
easion to deny that 1t had ANYTHING 10
do with the circulation Of story
published recently in the Norman
ssan. 60 me effect that Alexande NC
Kenzie got Senators McCumber and
Hansbrough 30 vote for the seating
Of Heed anso8E In order To help
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24

Do not miss A. W. Lucas Co. y spe-
:ciaI Dress Goods Sale.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24
ql,e 8is,uarfk Tritn,,e.
BY M. i. JEWEL.
THE DALI Z TRIBUNE.

at Bismarck, North Dakota, is delivered by
carrier to all parts of the city at 40 cents pc.
month OF $3.50 per year. If sent by mail
through the post office, s. per year. The
daily sent to any address outside of Bismarck
in the United States or Canada, postage pre-
paid, s4 per years 81 for sS months; 81 for
three, months. fa #EF
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24

conditions Of the streets as left by
the present administration and the
Herald supported George Duis-t the
present democratic mayor.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-10-24

Along with the approaching state
ean1f,ai. the city campaign Is look
ing up II Grand Forks The Press
II forcing the issue and the Times
thisks Il has placed the Herald III 4
hole because me Herald deplores the
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-15

Sin tDmiibes Snterrneasp er.
eienete fib iiinaft bein1 2Diden eines
Roblenoampfers in Ginning. Gin
etuas augebeiterter Watr0Ie fiihrte
auf Der 8ohlenbrilde gum aqaemei'
ren @rg0sen aqerlei T1nae nit 8e'
lono auf. Chen bate er oas ihDue
2ieo u8mei ountGe Nugen. Elm pur'
purner Wuno' angeftimmt, -oa Der.
itunmte pl6slih bet @eiana. uno
Der gdnaer nerihluano nDr ben Nu'
gen beS Bubllfutns. gr NOR sni.
iden Shiff unb Bride ins 8aiier
hinuntergefaQen. tauGte aber na9
ueniaeu N~uaenblifen mieber auf unb
umfhlaug liebenua eineu 8alten bes
8rideneeruftes. Wtit sdrtlihem
Nueeuaufiblaa iebte er 9elaiien ben
10 idh unterbrDdIenen @einng TDrt,
uno aus Der Giefe berauf t6nterl. al
leroines nit etuas aurgelnoer 5tin'
me uno nit Bruften untermilht. Die
WDrte: ,,Sino al meir 9li6 su
jeoer Stuno' STU ldameit mi ower
NAL en- Eau bert" Sin College tlet'
terte 81 linn hinab uno bano Inn
bas rettenoe Sell UNI ben 4eit. mo'
raul Der .8erunalidte' unter lau.
tenn bulrab ieiner 8enoiien empor.
Qeaoaeu muroe. biz er eneli@. inn
rner nDh aus uDuer Seele iineeno,
nublbebalten an 8orb ieines Sbif.
fe8 anlanQte.
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edsale Der gNahriaaertnnen.

Dos neueite auf benz @ebiete Der
Equalization duf bic Dummbeit4 1T
BITE 9botfa9e. baB Berlin nit elmer
aebronftaIt fir Wa6rfaeerinnen be-
ebrt porben lift. Die Electromagnetic be-
fagen. bob nnur an MISUNDERSTANDING
perfonen tpeibltden @ef9le9ts" I'M
terri8t i'm Mabrfagen ertbeilt piro.
Die @dule liegt In elmer tleinen
StroBe I'm Rorben 9erlins uno 1T
bon elmer alien, erfabrenen Rartenbeus
term sesriinbet, bic ibre S9ilerinnen
aus alien Sorten bon &arten, reez
tnSbnli&en, fptrtttiif9en 3igeuner.
unb 0enorn1anbzQartenA bic 3ufunft
Ieien lebri. Nnbere 2ebraegenifdnbe
Der f%ou1ofen GduIe itnb rnifenfaoFts
Tide G%birOlOsie,@ Mobriasen aus benz
RafeetaB, benz 8oselflug. aus glei
unb Giern. STR bds dbfonberliGe Sc
len aus ben giern iif reine beriibmte
gibeuterin4 ~qefponnel.
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set iiber go ssahren.

f@Dn muroe Wrs. @inslpw's 500.
thing /. Sprup nDn Wiuioneu BON
Miittern beim 8abnert Der Ginoer
a~raetnenbet. Wirft 9n i'm Shlaie
burG3 bas S@reieu zines Sfinoes ae.
it5rt, oab tm Rabnen 1T unb Dor
Shmersen nelnt? Benn 10, lnife
iDfDrt cine Tlaid,e npn ,.Wfrs.
WinSlDms Soothing Sprup" hpieri.
Sein Wert lit unbeaablbar. Ss piro
benz tIeinen 2eioenben Ipfprt Hinoe.
rune peri9affen. BerfaBt eub boz
rauf, Witter, es lift tein 8meifeI
boriiber. Go BELT Diarrbpe, regr.
liert ben Wiaperi unn bic Nierens
beieitigt Mino ; Gelit. erpeiGt ben
gaumen, u~erhinoert Gnt5inoune
unb ftdrtt bas eanse Gufteui.
.Wars. Wtnslpus GoDthing Gprup1
fir aahnenoe Rinoer lit angenebm
I'M Geidmad; oas Recept ltarulni
BON etnen Der beften meibIiden
Gerste in ben Ser. Staten. @s III
bel allen Druaatften la Der aat1aen
Belt su babsn. Breia Is Gents uer
Jlafhe. Gauit niGbts anoeree. ale
Wfr8. Binsfnma SoDthinn Srruu.
@arantiert unter Der Tooo ano
Druas Itte. 80. SUM 1906. Serial.
Summer 1905.
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WuerIet.
9rnan @auaahan

3rgan guuaahan lit mieoer
gewohlt uUroeu. Seine Woiorit6t
iiber 1Obin betrdgt anii1sn 700 uuo
$40 Stimrnen. Nur in Der uterter
Wnro liegte oas 9obln. Etdet. Nu.
Der @~aGaahan murben ermdb(t: Nn.
malt. &ban; Solicitor, 8ilemain;
Nnefor. Stappenbed; Nuoitor, Bese;
SbaBmeilter. 5ummel; Recoroer,
Bndlep; Nloermeu Of large: Mauer,
mann. Bauer. Ridter. 6ambletou;
Waro. aldermen: 4ambert, Nrnaub,
Tbompl0a Goblin Tidet), QodmpDo,
@arep, Braoen uno 8abn. Ju Der
oritten Baro 1T es our Belt nod
rtdt faftgeiteQt. Oh Weuqer uoer
Weeriheiot aewdhlt lit; belize hahen
biz iebt gieiGuiel Stimmen erbalten.
Der .Sau Nntunio gountrp
Club bat iim NIT einem Rapital Don
$25. 900 inforpurieren laifen.
5n ieiuem 0auie an Der Gem
ter StraBe itarb Charles Meper,
iriiber In 8alueiton mDbuhaft.
Bon Der .SnternotiDnal Nems
GomparnA in SEEN 0ort erbielten
mir n@artenlaube4 8. II.
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prasis c. a. gbeprte.

Sahrbunoerte lang lino bic aelebrten
DDftoren rHit MitrDftop unb Mefer oe.
ihdftig eetueien. bic @eheimniHe Der SEA.
tnr au ourmifauen uno gu iDn6ieren, nm
Nifroben 81 inbeu, Die 8abl Der Nrses
neien au uermebren unb 9beorten au5
9beDrien tuie 8~artenbduier su bauen, be
BEN gimiturs nerfnGen limb. 9egegen
fteuten bic Nebndbe bDn ct. Bernhard Of.
ne Eheurten, WitrOben ober mDberne
ghernie aus einfahen 8r6utern uno Bur.
hein Der. mas jebt als ct. Bernaro's
Hrduterpiue befannt lit. uno laut elmer
ianaldhrigen grfabrun9 1T oieies bias
ar6Bte, bisher nod befannte Mittel, Die
Seber HI re9ulieren, oas Slut su ldutern
nno bas Snftem III reiuiden.
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Die RepubItt Megtto
TT ni4t Elm fpanif9es, ionbern elm
inbianifdes 2onb. Die SrGeer Der
@ibilifdtiou, bic HeprG5entanten Der
Snteaigeno. bes Reidtbums unb Der
Resierunsssepalt finb ni9t fpanii6er,
tDnbern inbianif1er Mbfunft. Oas
fpdntfde 8lut Der 8epDlferung beg
Garbes 1T DerbdltniBmGbis sering.
had einem aIten Ser
fommen holten piele 2eute einen
3iesenbod I'M @taue. Simmer ppraus>
seieBt, baB bic 9biere nidt angebune
ben iinb, foa Der 3iegenbod beim On
aei9en zines Geuers unperipetlt ben
Stall Derlafen. unb bic pferbe folen
ft1 ibm aisbalb ani4lteben, pG6renb
tonff ale ueberrtbungsfiinife ber Men=
i6en BITE gedneftigten Sbiere ntdt gum
Nerlahen beg 6tales bepegen t6nnen.
pferbe aIIen in grunz
men. 4ls elm 9. n. SD1n{pn aus
plo5a, y. o, nit ieinem @agen Iber
stnsn prairispss fube, ipelfsr ben
gan5en Minter iiber beniBt porben
mar, p~erfaufen gu feinsr l1eberrof9una
plDBlid Dor ieinen Nusen feline pferDe
bnr4 Die S6neebede. Sic fparen in
einen tiefen 9rhnnsn gefaaen llnb
Sobnfon mar gsraoe nod redt3eitia
abgefprungen, nm nidt au9 nod dbz
3uitlr5en. Nur eine8 Der 3biere fonnte
gerettet lperoen.
de $ od3eit. Sn
pfora6einl, 8aoen, ~feiertsn @roBmut=
ter, Wutter uno 3odter gemeinlam
9o4aeit. Ter ~78idbriee gripatmann
pfrpmmer e~raeuerte nit ieiner arau
Charlotte, einer 7~4idbrigeH, bas @be=
binbnib, Da5 ft Dor 50 Sobren qe=
l4lORen; 6eren 9Ddter @barIptte nit
tbrem Gattsn, Gmoineur 8ieterle,
fmeierte 3ugleid) ibre iilberne !0p93eit,
unb Die ScGter Der IiIbernen ,Subilare
gtng nit benz 8aufmann S6SpF
qlei63eitid Die Che Elm.
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Metu better ssreuun.

Aleranoer Benton, Der Rur. st. l.,
5ort Gowaro. sc. g.. wohnt, laqt:
nGr. Rina's Reue Gntoeduna lit
metfi better 5reuno. sic heilte DOR
lebs Jabren rnein Nltbma unb be.
treite meme Sdwteaertot9ter BON Der
orohenoen Shwinoiubt. Die erfte
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