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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06

old-fashoned Pennsylvania Ruckwheat. Glib
Armour's Extract Of Beef. 2-oz jar 4Oc: 4.oz.
Nnt-let Peanut Butter. jar. iOc 15. and ~,
Piment"s Spanish Sweet Peppers. can 10.
Lenten Food Suggestions.
Matzoth Neal III. pkg. ..................I0.
imported Sar6lines, from. ...... ln. "a 35c
br"lied hackerel. soused in tomato .uu".;
~
Ma""n"chir kippered Herring. can......lS.
Bonnless Herring glass lars Zoe. and LIE.
finnan iiaddirs. can............. .,,,.
burnham \ Morrll's lobster lib can o-,.:
lb. can. A.
,.onr,o- - r. a" = &c
=. 9h. 4h. and Gir
Norwegian Fish Balls. in fish bouiloh,. can
1Sc and rs
frlde OF the Sea MackereI. fat AMI juicy. no
c.I,,,, ."nn. "-in' th. , u 30
'niumha River salmon. fat cans. Ne and ....
va Virginia Herring Roe can. ISc; doz. 81, 10
Freshly Baked Cakes from .............2 Ir
h"h" nhf"rti"ns III. ..,r Ia Sil.
Spe"ial-Assnrted Chocolates. III. 3S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06
For Skin ERUPTION,

One treatment for pimples is to open
them with Il new cambria needle, very
gently press out the matter and theh
wipe the spot with clear alcohol. After this
wipe the skin with lotion made from
one-half dram each of precipitate of sui
phur. tincture of camphor and glycerin,
adding two ounces of rose water. Put
this most libe rally over the eruption.
applying it several times a day and at
night
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06
Girls New Spring Clothing.
EI7YS1 e ARE showing New Coat Suits. New
WNIU Jacket Suits, New Coats, New Linen
WV and Pique Dresses, New White Lawn
Dresses. Ganirr eNc

Dresses, New Oumpes, etc., for girls
and misses and CALL attention to the following items
which are unusually attractive:
Misses and Girls New Spring Coats style and "a"
length in light stripes and checks plain scarlet and plain
$500 to S19.75 each.
Misses Girls Jacket Suits in plain blue and brown
semhng coat and plated skirt sizes r. H. H. 6 y
and Is
$500 to $3.50 each.
Misses and Girls New Jacket Suits in plain and novelty seges
and panamas also checks semihttng plated skirt
gtftting with plain tailored H. 16 and Is
Very handsome suits.
$3.50, $4,000, $4,000 and $50. 90 EACH
choice collection OF Suits girls of II and ID wears Of
made with loose box These shown blue brown
and novelty cloths. in stripes and checks.
$500, $3.50, $4,000 and $3.50 EACH
We have received those popular Percale
Dresses for little girls from age They
IN the Russian style and shown both high neck
great variety OF plain colors and figured effects.
S145 and Sn.@5 eacF
We also showing great variety of Dresses girls from
to II OF linens gnghams and French peaes
are both Russian and Jumper styles and they
med.
SIPS to $3.50 each.
We also showing line of Misses and Girls White
Lawn Shirt Waists sizes and 6 They tucked in clu
tiers and buttoned down the back.
S1.OO, S1.5O and S1.75 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06
New MUSLIN


%n TTENTION is called to
iMl the following items in
AVA Women's Muslin Under
wear, neat practical gar
ments, made Of lightweight mus
Inns, soft cambrics and dainty main
socks, for spring and summer
wear. They are we'll made, gen
erously proportioned and tasteful
Nv trimmed with tucks. ruf1es,
pretty laces, dainty embroideries,
ribbons. ETC.
Muslin and Cambria Gowns high neck. long
sleeves. yoke Of clustered tucks neck and sleeves
trimmed with narrow cambria -ufhe zoe
Nainscok Gowns slip-over STYLE short kimonn
sleeves: neck and sleeves trimmed with one -inch
bias bands run with pink or blue ribbon. -cr
Nainsook and Cambria Gowns. high o. We neck
long sleeves, yoke formed Of pin tucks neck and
sleeves trimmed with narrow tucked ruf 70
ne Each ..-...--.. -
Muslin Cambria and Nansook Gowns. high
low. square and We necks: long and short sleeves
variously trimmed with fine embroiderics. tucks
laces. Insertion, beading and ribbon. ST NJ
Each northumberland.
Muslin and Cambria Drawers. trimmed or
with full-tucked cambria ruhlee. Pair. -S>
Muslin. Cambria and Nainsook Drawers trim
med with rufies OF embroidery vaen- ror
ciennes lace and insertion. Pair. ....... oo>
Nainsook Corset Covers. low round neck. full
front. trimmed with dainty emhroiieries OF
pretty laces and insertion and finished cof
with beading and ribbon. Each. ...... SOa
Cambria Petticoats. trimmed with full orr
w1de-tucked cambria ruhnes Each. .... ~
Third door, Eleventh st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06
Notions and
Small Wares.

~ HIS list tells OF numerous
4 things that are constantly
~ being needed by dress
makers, home sewers and
women in general. Pins. Cotton.
Hairpins, Hose Supporters, Belt
ing, Skirt Binding and the many
other practical little things that
are constantly in demand.
Best grades only-and at the
lowest prices. quality considered.
Hose Supporters. Pair .....................J c
Pad-front Hose Supporters. Pair. ........ 90.
Children's Hose Supporters Pair
15c. ISc and Poe
Basting Cotton. 5OO-yard spools Sc each; doz-
Kerrs Thread. 3O1-yard spools Each 49,. 15c
One-fnch Glac" Betting. Piece. ....-..... .25c
Taffeta Seam Binding. Piece. 12c
Halfinch Prussian Binding. Piece. 2ic
Double Skirt Betting. Piece soc
Silk-covered Featherbone. Zoe yard: dozen
suIus 81. ~
Dresslnakers' Pins Rnx. .............., .:'
cabinet Boxes Hair Pins. assorted. Each. .5c
FeatherhoDe Collar supporters Card. DC
6nfnch Tape Measures. DC each: dozen. SOC
Bundle Tape. pieces in each bundle.
Kid Curriers' Dozen. .................1D Toe to zoe
Linen Corset I.aces. yards long. DC each.
loren Ibt
Marcel Hair Waivers. Each ............... 20.
Macay's Hooks and Eyes. Card. ......... LOG
Main floor. G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06
Special Sale of
Roller Skates.

Nl%T1 E have just secured
NIV||l another large lot of
WV Roller Skates, in the
various popul a r
kinds and styles, which we offer
at prices considerably below those
usually asked for same goods.
Extension Union Hardware Roller skates.
with iron wheels. for boys and girls.
CSC pair. Value. SI.25.
Extension Union Hardware Rall-bcarinc
Steel Roller Skates. for boys and girls.
S2.35 a pair. Value. $3.50.
Extension Union, Hardware" Bnll-ocarine
Steel Roller Skates for men and women.
S2.oo pair. Value, $3.50.
The ''Winsow' Ball-bearing Roller skates
with rolled steel wheels. for men and women.
$3.50 pair. Value, $3.50.
Extension Union Hardware" Strap Skates. for
small children.
With wooden wheels, 800 a pair.
With hermacite wheels, 44c pair.
With iron wheels, ACC pair.
Fourth floor, Tenth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06
The Distinction.

and do you mean to say you prefer
Chollie? You told me that you always
feel so perfectly at home with Algie.'
$50 | do. but with Cholie / feel as j.
were at d restaurant. '-Harper's Ba-
Ear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06
@X6NENRlAD[R5
SPRING HATS ARE BRIGHT IN
COLOR, OF PLAIN SHAPES
Latest Models in Straw Have Medium Sized Brn1:
and Crowns and Are Less Conspicuous in
:. Design Than Winter Headwear.

as If those large rose petals of crepe had
been wired and then formed into a bow.
veil of plain black Brussels net edged
with crepe, fell over the back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06
Childrem's New
Spring Shoes.

We are showing several new
lines of Children's Shoes for spring
and summer of 1908. and for all oc-
caslons-dress, school and general
wear.
The following items are made OF
the best materials and on correct
models for growing feet-and are
worthy of special consideration:
Misses and Children's Button .shocs. patent
leather vamp. white kidskn top. no tip. @ %
spring heel; sizes to s. Pair. p@.oo
| Sizes 81 to 10h. Pair. SIX
Sizes II to .. Pair. acknowledgements. $500
Misses and Children's Button Shoes. tan Rus
sIa caiIsk1n vamp. white kidskn top,
welt sole. spring heel. sizes 81 to 1Ola
o'' .''..''''''' '................... Vo'Oo
Sizes II to .. Pair S2SO
Misses and ChiIdren's Dongola Kidskin Lace
ana Button Shoes. patent tip. Goodyear welt
sole. spring heel sizes ST. to 1O1.. O.
Pair ...................... S<.CO
Sizes II to . Pair. So. so
Misses and Children's Patent Kidskin Lace
and Button Shoes: GOODYEAR welt sole.
spring heel; sizes Sl2 to lOl2. Pair. 80. DZ.OO
Sizes II to .. Pair. ..........S s.. 90
Misses and Childrcn's BOX Calfskin Lace and
t.on snoe rs GOODYEAR welt sole. spring 60 ~
heel; sizes S12 to 10l2. Pair. o<.OO
Sizes IL to .. Pair. S. 20
Boys and Youths BOX Calfskin Shoes
hlncher cut. welt sole; sizes 10 ~.
falr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. >p@.So
Boys San, and Youths "lron-Cad" Box Caifskn
sole sizes to 5I.. Pair. ....... Y1OO
Third floor, Tenth ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06

The interior of the Court Theater at
Meiningen. Germany. was completely
burned out yesterday afternoon. No per-
Torrance was on at the time and no
lives were lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06
Boys and Young Mems
New Spring Clothing.

T1HT e ARE showing generous assortment of
NIN|U New Spring Clothing for boys, youths
WV and young men. Clothing of strictly
high character, made and fashioned
the very latest nes==cothng that will please par
ents as we'll as the boys by its sightlness, dura
Dty and moderate prices, we'll by its style
and comfort.
Sprngw Refers all the effects. blues
reds browns and fancy effects of cevo worsed and
erges Plain and velvet collars; sizes 2H
S3.95, $780, 5000 to $3.50 each.
Boys New Spring Suits. in variety of shades.
styles and ideas and finish. Some have buttoned
pockets and styles of cuffs Plain
Derby with inverted plaits back nearly all
booker Sizes 8 to
$500, S6.OO $3.50, $3.50 to $3.50 each.
Acomprehensve line OF Suits Young Men,
in the coloring Extreme models combining quality
bty and atmosphere of excveness that generally lacking
in readymade clothing These suits for young
mems Trousers made with and
large at knees and hips taperng gracefully
Coats and effects Sizes to 20
81 50 inch chest
$1,000 to $500 each.
Also New Shirts, New B1ouses ok. & E." and
SIX & S." brands), New Neckwear, New Suspend
ers, New Hats and Caps, New Pajamas, New Collars
and Cuffsin fact everything that pertains to the
wardrobe of the up=to=date boy young imam.
Third feminist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06

After all. is not promise time the best i?
Fulfllment may. and often does mean
misunderstanding.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06

4:..o3-The shirt waist dress for school
ant general is the choice Of
practical mothers. because of its freedom
from friils and fancy fXings. which not
only show wear quickly but render the
gown unsuitable for its youthful wearer
The fuliness of the blouse is becominglv
disposed in groups of narrow tucks, the
neck being completed with a rundown
collar. which may be made of the same
material as the dress and attached. or of
linen and adjusted separately. The skirt
is tive-gored one. arranged at intervals
in tuck pleats. which are stitched to be-
low the hips. whence the fullness falls In
graceful folds to instep length. For A
simpe little dress for home making this
is an excellent model. any of the new
ucoIens being suitable for development.
Fo. the fifteen-year size 6l2 yards OF
:i;- INCH material will re needed.
4:"1,::;-Five sizes. l.. To IL years.
The price of this pattern is 10 cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06
High=grade
Toilet Articles.
Martins Practical
Pest Externainators.

~ HERE are eleven different
4 kinds of powders, scien-
" tihcallyprepared and guar
anteed to clear your prem
ises OF rats, mice. reaches, water
bugs. moth. moth millers. ants.
silver bugs and all kinds OF vermin.
We are demonstrating these Pest
tNterminators on the main floor,
4 street. The price is very reason
able.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06
Revival of Sailor Shapes.
Attractive Mourning Hat.

| saw recently such pretty mourning
hat. which was the more remarkable be-
cause it was entirely q crepe. 1t was on
the order of the sailor shape. though a
little higher in the crown. and was COW
cred smoothly with the crepe. then bound
around the edge with it. The trimming
was very large bow set on directly in
the front but instead of loops it looked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06

Muslin and Cambria Gowns high neck. long
sleeves yoke of clustered tucks. neck and sleeves
trimmed with narrow cambria -udie. cOr
ZACH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-06
New Spring Models
i'm Corsets.

NHT1 Es are showing our
II liz complete line OF New
WV Spring Corsets. in
cl11diny the new hin
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-27
y 8ouberneur Sobnion lit bon De
Demotraten Minneiotas fir einen tpei
terell 5ermin nominirt tporoen.
Clte nl,friuartele Autiuort.

Die ibrer5eit pielserannts fran50z
fi1Ge S9riftitellerin Trau b. Gtael=
6olitein in Paris, eine Sp9ter bes ieiz
neraett ni9t minbsr ptelgenannten
frano0fiI9en @eneralbirettors Der ST.
nan5ent Sacqes Neder, mar ppn ibrer
GrDbe 10 bur9brungen, bate bapon
unb bern9en1db au9 bon ii9 ielbit cine
10 bobe Meinung, bab 1ie fih fir bic
beriibmteits Srau ibrer 3eit bielt. Naz
poIson, Der piel bon ibr eebDrt, au9
tbren Noman rGorinne" geleien Bate,
mar neugierig auf ibre perfDnlthfett,
unb beauftragte fetnen Giinitlins Sal
ma, ben grDBten ber bramatii9en
aiinitler 5ranfretdbs iener 3eit, bic
Si6terin einmal na9 8er1ailles gu
etnem tleinen 3irfel mitaubringer.
Gs gei6ab bies, tpie in einem 9cft
bss ngontemporain" gu lefen- ltebt, an
einem Sttobertngs bes eSabres 1903.
Ser RaiIer unterbielt 1icb NIT Der
Di9terin, bic i'm nit einem G6pau
bon Worten iiberi 9iittste, lGngere 3eit,
i6ien aber pon Der llnterbaltung nic9t
au5ulehr erbaut unb befrisbigt 5u Iein.
benn er blidte Salma nsbrfa6 fra=
genb an, tpobei bas inn eigene ironil9e
2d9eln I'M fsinen Munb fpielte.
eSn Der SelbftbepuBtbeit ibrer psr=
netntlicben 9rDBe unb Grbabenbeit
nerfte Die Dihterin ni9ts ppn benz
farfaitifden 8etseI9mad, ben Der Son
pes SaiIers mebr unb mebr annabn.
bern sans unpermittelt fait fragts fie
ploB!i9: nllnb tpelde Srau baItsn sic
fir bic grDbte unlerer 5ett, Gire9"
tpobet oes ftpl5e 2dbeln etner @isgerin
iiber ibr Geiidt flpg.
SnbeFen iollte iie redt bitter snt=
tGufHt tperben, benn nit liebenslpurz
btgem 2dheln antipprtete Napoleon:
uun5peifel1aft bic, Mabame, bic benz
@taat bic metiten &inber sebpren bat!"
9alb tobt por Wutb unb Gmp5rung
iiber biefe ,lnertDartete Nieberlage fubr
bic 0i6tertn, Die tinoerlps maj, nah
paris oariid, unb Nappleon botte bon
bieIem Sose ab in ea1ta Srantreth
feline grDBere Geinbin, ais Mlabame
9ermdif1 b. Stdelz 6pIftein.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-27
Gin |iauigfr aberslaube.

Sriiber mar es in Der S9tpeis unb
bielen 8egenoen DeutI6lanos aGee=
metn auf benz 2anbe Site, baB, tpenn
Der 9ausrater ftarb, bies ben gienenz
polfern mitgethsilt iperben muBte. Der
alteite So9n stng 81 ben 5t0den, bob
lsben &orb Elm tpenis alif unb fprah
ba3u: r8ebiit uns Gptt," ober upalt's
Soft, Der gater lift geTtorben!" gBnrbe
bas unterlaifen, bann itarben Die 8ie-
men.
Das TIT niht blober poeti19er Mber=
glaube. benn fait iiberaa tpar Der 6aus=
batter audi Der 8ienenbcter. unb
nit feinem 9obe tparen Die GtDde perz
tpaif, Die Jmterpfliht Dererbte iih
anf ben Sohn, Inb ba foLte i'm bieIer
slb1He 8rau9 baran erinner1l, bab bon
nun an bic 5t0de feiner pflege baburfz
ten, obne pclhe iie freili9 leibt bdtten
gu Grunbe geben t0nnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-27
8. & 8.

gaah NiaQara Sails am Is. Ali9uH.
Bon Nem philadelphia 81 SO: Dit
1idets lino out iiber Cleveland uno Ote
6. e. & W. g. Giienbabn ooer Dori
Glepelano aus in einem 8. q y. Boot.
3ideis gut fiir bic Deimtebr BIG an l6.
Muouf, melber 9ermin auf Wsrlan.
qen eesen Wah3ahlung bon 25 Gents
biz sum 26. Muauf Derldnaert ipiro.
Ghlafmaser ourh. Sihert Gu0
rehtseit,9 einen play i'm Ghlafipdgen
coer elm Bett auf benz Boot. b1 Der
&aum beidrdntt 1T. Gin id6ner Be-
'sauSaus.
9fah Wlountain Gate part. Weo. urle
suriif nab Stem pbilaoelpbia $6.25.
lifets peroen berfauft bonn 80. Suli
big 26. Mugut. Gut fir Die 0eimtebr
big 20. Muguif.
sSiir ndbere Musfunft tpenoe man litD
an bic Meenten Der Q. d 8. Giiens
babn.
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9reWIid,er 0ejmmobeitsratb.

r. + p l. Z
ssrau ID. M. Dabiion pon Go. 379
@ifforo Npenue. San Sole, Gal. iaat:
) Ser Wertb BON electric Bitters als
elm a0aemeines 6amilien 6eilmittsl
fir Ropfueb, @allenindt uno untbd.
tiateit Der Xeber uno ginaelDeioe 1T 10
au9enideinlid, baB i'd Elm Wort su
oeiien @unlten iaaen muB. gum geiten
BON GolDen, bic BON oieien 2eioen
Oeilung iuhen. gs lie9t mebr @e-
Iunobeit fur Die 0erbauunys-O Organe
In elmer Elaihe Electric 8itters", ols
in ir9enb einem anoeren 0eilmittel,
oas i'd fenne." unter 8arontie pers
fault bon %. s. peters Npotbete. Sn
peters Npotbete miro oeutih seiproden.
Yreis so Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-27

81 Sabre an ertrunitn. all 6fIsdl.
|tavisn 3ir6bera If 0r. bonbsl lsln0itii
sJnb. Gall QsitOrben.
sliiN Die SIS psrfonen 3dblsnoe poltil.
0olonie h Opmpierie, GreiburQ, Die
.oort 3uderrhbenbau beiorai, III poll
DER eploemii1en Muaentranibsit befol.
In ,DorDen. sSn Der 6hpei3 iir0
ataenwdrtiA circa $4,000 mdnnli6e
SlenifbOien tanehte) uno 81 900
andnnlide Sa9l6bner in Der 2anbtpirit.
ihaft beihditiat. Dr. Safob Weier.
S6rif:ieber in Grauenfelo, 3huraan.
feiprte iein 50iabriaes Yerufsiublldum.
lRit furSer llnterbrsduna itano er in
ben SO ssahren be, Der alei en- Girma
(Dubsr & @o.) in Nrbsit. Nls Mner.
i.nnnne
am 4 auanf bat fgraf Zeppelin
ieine 6ernfabrt BON sstieorihsbofen
nod Main5 burdssfiibrt. Auf Der
Riidfabrt lanoete ct obne unfall auf
offenem Jeloe in Ghteroinaen be, Stntt.
aart. 2eioer rib ipdter Elm Gemittsr.
lturm oas 2uftidiff bon ben Nntern,
Der Ballon Uurbe burh eine Grploiion
adnalih 3e,ii0rt. Sod 3eprelin befebt
aud oieies WibgeiAid uno ipriht nit
9utten:
Bin unper3aet.
SD babs gcuaat
uno min oes gnos erlparten !"
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MftionsfeIb bef9nit=

Mftionsfelb befhntt>
ten. Sie @plbateil unb Splhatinnen
Der Qeilsarn,ee biirfen bie Gaitz unb
G1anttpirtAfdaftcn in Dresden nnb'
llmsegsnb niGt n1ebr betreten. So TT
in elmer Gefamn1thoritanbs Der
bereir1igten @aftipirtbsz urb 6aaIinz
bdberpereinen pon Dresben unb llns
gsgenb bef5lofen iporben. Sn ben
Derhonblingen tpurbe betol,t, buB ber
Mirtbeitanb ni4t ldnser etne abipdr-
tenbe 5tellung einnebrert biirfe unb
man ridt mod lGuger 2eute leine 2o-
tdlitGten befuden laifsn tonne, beren
3iel unh 4ufgdbt es fei, often unb Der.
ftdt t1s Mirtbsoenerk gei8IftIi4 ~
l4dbigeA.
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s. u. N. spesiaIatt8 na1
9pIeOO.

Ser 3us aebt am Montag. 81. Mu=
quit. Moraens UNI z ubr BON Men
philadelphia ab iiber Die pennlplpanie
2inisn uuo erreibt 5oleoo Nadmittaes
um 2.35 auf eiuem 5pesial3ua. Der
WaittaQs 12.l5 oon Mansfielo abaebt
uno big mad Solsou nirgenos onbdlt.
Grcurlionstifets mad 5oleoo fir oas
National 6elolaaer Der -. u. &. mer.
ben am 28.. &c.. 80. uno 81. Nuault
pertauft. 6ii, ndbere WustunIt meuee
man lih oil ben Sifet M9enten Martin.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-08-27

so babe WudlsuB Nrnifa 6dIbs
ais 0os rintiQe Mititl sum Webrui@
bel mtben 55iiBen Iomo6l ols 3.lr 0ei.
lung BON BranomunDsn, SAniftea.
Wunben unb ollen MrisH bon Nbi1drs
fungen beflnben. fnreibt 9err 9b.
@tone BON Cit poIanb. Waine. Sic
III nu1 bns rihtlge peilmittel fur
Ddlnorrboiben. 8orentirt BON peters
apotbete. Nur Csc. Ueriuht tie.
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gesriinDet 1870.

NegriinDet 1S7U.
I'D, babe oeu eim5igen ponftdnotgen Tbitraft Der
3aujtiteI BON ednpereicm nno Sots, oer jeutais
puu peu &ecorDs BON Susearawas Gcnntn.
cDio, ecmadt woroem 1T.
Memos touI runoeaent6um hut elo au soles e
gud Elm ponndnoaes bpsi Mbfra o BBitss porleaf
mdes ssat uer Giaenbmer it, uno nit msheu yerbnoll1
ten oa1elbe belaNe it, porermahnn Aohat en6ia
lit. Mae phtaen adur uno iode, wfe 8sl0 au1 oapaosn
oustnen De Musun Youndnolae uiio the'pee No-
hoe BON glstiu Brsibunsen Ndnberesn uno Bruno'
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gen, als man ptrtpertben tam.
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