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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1909-09-23
No Air Of vainglory or Any Feel
Ing Of Triumph Over Com.
mander Peary.
SINCERE AND VERY MODEST
Convinced Fellow Passenger Tint uc
Found the Pole Exactly ms lie Re-
1ates-Operators Tried TO
Reach Roosevelt of Their
Own Accord.

New York. Sept. 2-One Of the most
ardent supporters Of DR.. Cook amonp
the passengers OF the Oscar H. was Dr..
benjamin +. Trueblood Of Boston. who
was returning from a trip to Stockholm.
where he had gone some weeks ago TO
attend the 18th International peace con-
gross. which was held UP by the labor
war there. DR.. Truebood is a member
Of the International Law association and
of the American Society Of Interna tional
law as well as general secretary OF the
American Arbitration and Peace society.
He Is a man of 6S. with closely trimmed
gray beard and mustache He is scholar
~ in bearing a man of dignhed mien.
lie was the first passenger on tho
Oscar to extend his hand in greeting
to DR.. Cook In Christiansand, where the
liner had been waiting for six hours.
The explorer arrived In the small
steamer NJ G. Melcnor, from Copen-
hagen. He presented him to the other
passeDqerS
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-12-17
$500 per acre.
5OO-Acre Proposition

l also have 500 acres laying west of the Antho-
ny hard road, and embracing the Kendrick hard
road, one mile from town, we'll tinbered with oak
and second growth pine. 1t will now cut $1,000
worth of oak wood per acre. There are $4,000
small pine trees on this land which are now worth
10cts. each for turpentine. This timber is grow
ing at the rate of $500 more per acre every year
AS an investment there is nothing better than this
land at $4,000 acre. much of it will be sold for
town lots in few years.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-12-17
Marion Heights

This is a beautiful addition, situated on the Ken
drick hard road Just outside the city. Since laying
out this addition, three years ago, | have sold
about sixty lots; most of them at $4,000 each. |
have over one hundred of the most valuable ones
left. ana for the next few days will sell them for
$500 EACH Is is the very best coored addition ad
iacen to Ocala adjoining the 40 acres bought by the
colored Oddtellows upon which they expect TO build
a state OddfellowS home in the next few months.
After this sale these lots will be advanced to
$4,000 to $4,000.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-12-17
Farming Lands

l have 100 acres Of land n. E. Of Ocala, one
mile from the courthouse running east Of the Antho-
ny hard road; adjoining the famous Johnson &
Liddon watermelon farm. This land is we'll
adapted to the cultivation of watermelon cantaloupe
and other truck, and we'll located; the S. A. L. r.
r., running through the property. This land is To-
Gated within mile Of any other town, the size of
Ocala, i'll the Southern States except Florida
would be worth $4,000 per acre. l am offering it
at the very low price Of
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-10
The FlyinR Torpedo.

Wilbur WrlGht's show OF hrs nero,
plane 10 the Hndson-lfulion crowd Is
taken as clearly demonstrating the
usefulness u the tying machine IL
war Wright aew over forts and war.
ships. JUST as he planusd. No one
doubts that but for 40 accident bis
second hight would have been over
and under bridges, above aud around
the laiIest skyscrapers on Manhattan
Island. Hui the naval officers who
stot'd under the aerQplane for few
aecUuds aay that the warshlps have
lmthlng to fea, Srom lighting aero.
planes. When they sail high they
could no. land missiles on the target.
and when they sail low naval marks.
men win shoot them full Of holes.
A fort presents Il better target than
the warshlp II Is large and always
In one spot Hut more perhaps than
the warshlp the fort is armorrd
against dropping missiles, especially
at It's vltnls. Any protection lacking
,aln easily be supplied the moment a
single fighting aeroplane makes COED,
When the aeronlane cau carry up an
engineer to study aud sketch the enc
my's lines It viii become a factor in
military equipment TO be feared AS
u Tying torpedo boat the aeroplane
'ttlnS to have no great future, but its
plNct,ahlllty as dying scout is fair
" proved,
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-10
The saltpstsr Man.


The sNitpeter man Of the flFst half Of
the seventeenth century was hated
even more. u that be possible. than the
window pepper Of those more recent
days when light was subject to heavy
taxation Before the importation OF
saltpeter from abroad as an Important
Ingredient In the manufacture Of gun
powder 1t was crown monopoly, aud
agents, popularity known as saltpeter
men. were sent all over the country to
seek for It In stables, pigeon cots. pig
sites and indeed in almost all other
places the soil of which was supposed
to be impregnated with animal matter
The injury these men did aud the irri
tation they caused by digging up floors
and pulling down fences were great
No householder was free from their
visits, which were rendered especially
odious from their being empowered to
Impress carts and horses for the pur-
pose OF carrying away the mineral and
the utensils employed in its manufac-
ture, This CALLING domestic tyranny
though, OF course. not to be compared
with things of far greater moment
was no doubt one OF the factors in the
national irritation which made the civil
war possible. The monopoly was put
an end to by parliament In 165G.-I.on-
don Athenaeum.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-10

comes an instrument OF abuse and
must be subjected to correction OF
law, statutory and moral, will not
agree with It. The appeal Is to the
larger and wider Judgment. The APP
peal Is to those who understand the
expression Of the moral poet OF two
thousand years ago, who exclaimed,
What can laws avail. when the GUS
toms OF the people, their social con-
ditions and wants, the various re-
quIrements OF their business and in
dustry, do not call for the legal en-
actments?" In such cases laws are
not only In vain--empty, that is to
say-but in many ways may be pos
itiyely hurtfuI Morality is not based
on law, but law on morality. They
who desire to prohibit" In their own
localities have the opportunity now
---in Local option
The opportunity has been abused.
as the 0regoniah foretold It would
be, by enabling the rural districts
to force prohibition on the county
towns that didn't want 1t. This fore
Ing process is now to be attempted
on all oregon---on all protesting
towns and cities and communities in
the state Of Oregon. It is the opinion
or the Oregonian that 1t will not sue
coed; but should II succeed, the con-
sequence will be injurious to the
state In many ways--in a multitude
or ways materially. industrially and
moraIly-by giving the state an un-
desirable reputation, in company with
the narrowness OF Maine and Kan
sas; by keeping people out OF our bor-
ders who have breadth Of view and
want reasonable freedom OF action;
by generating secret trafic and set
ting the rneanest among US TO spy
upon their neIghbors; by weakening
personal and moral responsibility
among those whom the state would
undertake to coddle and to protect
(or kill) with kindness. Character
neither for individuals nor for states,
ID made In this way. Personal re-
sponsibillty Is the basis OF all.
This, therefore. IL by no means
wholly a question as to hotels or
taSerns important as this business
Is In every modern state. There are
other features Of the argument which,
perhaps, may be developed later
particularly as TO the offensive intru-
sion Of clericals and priests, who use
their argument as an instrument for
holding the ascendancy OF dogmatic
pretenaions over the general mind
Portland oresonian.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-10
Love Potions In the Middle Aces.


In lecture delivered before the As.
ISOLATION OF Surgeons Of Munich by
Professor Klein on the subject Of mar
cotics the speaker said that the process
OF reducing the sensIblllties Of patients
with view to making operations
painless was known and practiced in
the middle ages. The narcotic was
known then as a love potion" and
recipes for compromising It have
come to us from our ancestors. Pro-
fessor Klein said that the story or
Tristan und Isolde" showed that the
love potion was only a narcotic. Bish.
op Theodorus Of Chervira wrote a pre-
seription for pain destroyer In the
twelfth century which contained opl-
UNI, morphine and hyascum. A med.
lcal work printed In AGO contains the
trst known treatise on Inhalation, and
we now inject under the skin the
soothing mixture which In la60 was
inhaled. 4 love potion prescribed in
1907 by Hleronymus Of Braunschwelg
contained opium and a number Of use
less ingredients, Many Of the mixtures
known as love potions were lost in the
course Of the Thirty Years war and
were redlscovered later to serve again
In the field OF science.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-10
BLOWING BURRLEs.
Use . Paper Cone and Make Them
Five Feet IN circumference.

Use PapeF Cone and Mako Them
Five Feet IN circumference.
Bubble blowing Is an amusement
that oil Of ms enjoyed In our early
days. II was diversion that was good
for both indoors and out or doors. but
there Is more real enjoyment when you
make scientific preparation for the
blowing. for there is a science In blow
ing bubbles.
The best thing so far discovered for
the blowing Is a paper cornucOpIa. and
with 1t bubbles can be blown which
will measure three. four or even FIVE
feet In circumference. provided the
right kind Of solution Is used. All
sorts OF tricks can then be done. such
as displaying bubble with a bouquet
or d spinning top inside OF IT. Some
persons have become so expert that
they can place three or four bubbles
inside one another, Frightening the eff
feet very much by filling the small
bubble In the center with tobacco
smoke. Blowing a pin wheel around
inside Of bubble always elicits a
great deal OF applause from the on
lockers.
The solution that you use Is, Of
course, very important. Ordinary wa
ter and soap do not possess the elastic
Ity for making big bubbles. The best
solution found 50 far is made by I'LL
Ing quart bottle half full Of distilled
OF soft water. slit into It four-Hfths
Of an ounce OF CASTLE soap powder and
allow II to dissolve. Then add a third
Of a pint OF pure glycerIn. The bottle
OF liquid should be placed In a room
where the temperature is about 20 de-
grees. When blowing the bubbles the
room should have temperature Of
from CO to 20 degrees. Pour some OF
the solution into a vessel large enough
to admit the large end OF the cornuco-
pia and let II be free Of froth or little
bubbles, as these are disastrous to
blowing large bubbles. Dip the wide
end of the horn into the liquid and
then turn II slowly at right angles
while you take 1t away IL there Is a
film on the opening, you are ready TO
blow; II not. dip again. Blow gently
through the small end. move the horn
quickly to one side, and It will be free
to fiOat III the air. Some blowers be-
come so dexterous that they can pro
duce large bubble filed with smoke
and then divide 1t into two bubbles
with a fan without letting the smoke
escape. Great fun can be had by toss
Ing the bubbles back and forth with
felt hats, as they do not burst them.
A bubble may be tossed back and forth
as many as 100 times II little care Is
taken.
II Is interesting 10 place some Of the
solution In frying pan, heat 1t lit
tie and then blow a bubble in the CEN
ter Of the pan. The bubble viii not
burst, and In few minutes the liquid
within the bubble will begin TO boil.
Dip the mouth Of a goblet into the so
luton and then remove 1t with the
opening covered with a film. on this
Aim blow hubble with the cornuco-
pia until large one is balanced on
top Of the glass; then carefully remove
the horn, and YOU viii gain truly adj
mlrable elfect-Pathfnder
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-10

A little N,ory hysterla about aviation.
the pole. the eomet and Marian Gu
nails and wen he glad TO react on the
Panama ditch and good roads propo-
sltlons.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-10

Without doubt the extremlties OF
the eHrth are now. as geographers
have tald us. 'aattened" with respect
To the rest Of the globe, The poles
must feel like drawing themselves in
tut ~ sight.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-10

Wilbur Wright is past forty. and
oryille i csOwdlng 1t, but both are In
for many a shaking up before Their
settle down.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-10

Several large steel companies are
Increasing their capacity. and the lron
Trade Review takes this fact as indi.
eating n pertd IT heavy business IN
the next several years"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-10

Ethel-But. papa, | don't see why
you should object to Percy Pink. he Is
such a retiring young man. Papa
H'ml When does be RETREAT sunrlsel
illustrated Bits.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-10

wheH aeroplanes get to working
properly |, will be fnn to see the faI
constable bring iufringers on the
wright patents into court.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-10

Food packages must weigh exactly
what IS claimed II we could get coal
rated as stove fsd the law might be
stretched ~ 'nSnre e.0o0 pounds for a
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-11-10

General Funston's farm won't be
complete without It's river for Fear.
less Freddie" to swim and dispute
aver
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-12
2lus DER 5taatsbauptfaot.
as. Staatsseie
sar Elm grObtbitiO 81
4men6e m ent.

Gin eemeinibaftli9er 8ei6luB fiir
Elm gerfaiiunss slmenbement gum
ger6ot Der Seritelluns unb 6es Ter'
iauis geiiiser @etrdufe tuuroe am
9unnerstae pDm &epraientanten ail'
lion opn Seoar Guuutp eingerei4t,
Gas glmenbement iuu bel ber re9el'
maBieen 8abl in Nonember 1910
sur Gbftimmung aelangen. 3. B.
Sarrls ppn Clinton, Gbarles 8.
rgtutes unb aubere Brobibitioniiten
BON yiifuuri baben bas stmenbement
enttuurfen unb bic Gonititutional
9lmenbements GiiDciatiun, beitebeno
aus ben ianutii9en Brpbibitioniiten,
bat ii9 gu ieiuer llnteritiisun9 orSa'
niIirt. Die MiiiDurt Gnti Salpon
2easue uppunirt oem Gmenoement,
ba ieine llnterbreitung sur Belt niht
ansebra9t Tel unb anoere Rrobibt'
tiuns Mabnabmen beiieren Grtole
ueriprddsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-12
: lleber ben neuen gBorben bes

- ueDer Den neuen RS1r0en 0eS
Miiiuurier 3ubtbauies, tpelder bic
grnennuns nur nit @iberiireben an.
nabm. leien mir i'm rMiiiouri Bolts.
freuno": 9ange ueieerte Serr sln.
brae iid, bu er nod 3iuei Sabre ala
Circuit Glert boz iih bate, bieies
neue Hmt ansunebmen, gab aber
idlieblid ben Bitten Sablee's bod
nab. 9ieier Buiten lit NIT So, ,25o
pro Sabr ialdrirt, ba3u bat ber @ar.
ben iuabrenb iether 9ImtSett8 BON
bier Sabren ireie 9ienfttpobnung.
9ie8 lit Der erite beutihe @arben
ieit Der @riinbune beS 9udtbauies.
Sc freut uns, baB Serr Nnbrae bieies
linn aneebptene. nerantipurtunssnplle
Gmt na1 einieem 86eern oennodJ
aneenomnen bat, oenn er 1T elm BON
eeiunbem Meni9enperitanb beaabter,
Iliberalaeiinnter, meuibenlreunblih iher
Maun. Sabfep bat in ibm ben paii'
enoen Wnnn fir bieies Gmt gefun'
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-12

GIN Invertebrates DOCUMENT ut Der
nun perbfentlthte Sabreabertdlt Der
@iienbnbntummiifdre pOn 0tiiiouri.
Gs gebt ndmlid) baraus beroDr, baB
bic Giienbubnen bes States ii6 IN.
ter Der 2 Gentsrate, Die uDr 5nei sSa'
bren eingefibrt tuurbe. melt beiier
iteben, als es ber San mar unter Der
atten Drbnune Der 9inee, tuo lie ibr'
en- 8aiiaeiereu mod 8 Gents per Mei'
le bere9nen Ourften. Die Sahuer'
itanbiaen, tuelcbe iasten, bic 4reis
ermdBieune perbe ben @ertebr ID
beben, Oab Der finan5ielIe Serluit beI
Giienbabren mebr ais ausaeslihen
tuerben iuiirbe, baben aliu Sfeht be-
balten. Ser 8erid5t tunItatirt ipea,
bic Notwithstanding Sbatiate, baf
bic sroBen Gtamntbabnen, tpelhe
WtiNuuri burffabreu, mebr @elb 10.
tal perbienen als in ibrem siuiihen,
itaatliden @eibdft, fur bas gum grp'
Ben Gbeil nod bic alte &ate beitebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-12

Ole 8unOeSsS sSurp unteriu6te In
Oklahoma ben eruBartieen Siebfabl
BON Snbianer. 2dnoereten unb es
iinb an bunbert anseiebeue 9eute
(barunter audi @ouuerneur Sastea)
barin perpifett. .slneeiebene 2eute-
be,Bt man in amerita iolhe, bic redt
piel Mammun suiammensebam
baben. Sn 9eutibIanb, 5ranfreiA
uuo @nelano brinst Silbuns uno
6dbipteit au suu,iient stuieben; in
glmerita nur Shannon, Bie Der
Nammpn erfpprben tuiroe, oarnab
frast tein Menih. Der Snbaber
bari nur bamit uidbt i'm 9ubtbaus
lanben. - go id]reibt ettuas bitter,
aber nibt Dbne @abrbeit bas rse'
balia Sournal1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-12
Bum 8au eineS neuer
8apttols.

Senator 4IIee BON Miuer Gountg
uub Repraientant Sifuer bon ct.
gbarles baben einen semeini9aftlt'
den 8eIdlub aur slussabe pun Bombs
I'M 8etrase pun s5, 900, ,oco fir ben
Sau eines neuen 8apitals einee'
reiht.
Sn benz ba5u noreeihlaeenen
glmeubement our 8erfaiiung iinb
8uridriiten sur @inl6iung Der Bombs
i'm 9lnsemeinen entbalten, aber bic
Girselbeiten bes pruieftirten Berses
ruiro Der 2esislatur iberlaiien, falls
bic auseabe Der Bombs in ber gtupem'
berpabl Oes Sabres 1910 seudbrt
niro. Die Bombs iollen 8 Hrpsent
3inien traeen, in 80 Sabren perfal'
len uno t6nnen nah 10 Sabren 81 tr'
eenb elmer Belt nad @utodnfeu Der
betreHenoen SeanIten un0 Der Ge9is'
latur einse5ueen tperben. 9as neue
aapitpl iolI in Der iebisen Staats'
bauptitabt sebaut tuerben. Sin Stl'
sunss 5onbs fir Die GinSiebung De,
neuen Bombs iDu eiugeiebt uno Die
8inien berielben miiiien aus benz aII'
eemeinen 9eoenneu Sunbs besabit
tper0en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-12

Sieben Monate bes @eiddfsjab'
res ber 8unbesuermnltune, bas be.
fanntlih am 80. Suni ablduft, iinb
nun ppriiber unb bas 9efi5it tn ber
8unbestafie betrdat In runber Gum.
ME 80 RiGiunen 9paars. Gis Gus'
saben i'm Sanuar betrugen iiber Is
Wtiuipnen Dollars ntebr als bic Gin
nabmen, unb ipenn oas 8erbaltni6
fbr ben aeit bes SistaliabreS bei'
bleibt, 10 tpiiroe bas am ShluB cir
Delight BON runb 125 MiIiunen Dol
lars ereebsn. 9a8 leste Sisfaliab,
| i9lpB nit einem 9efisit uun So Wtil'
ltpnea Dollars alb, aber man i9of
bieS auf bic @irfunaen Der 9erabe
einestreteuen ibled]ten 3eit.u, uni
bpffte, bab bic @ieberbelebuna bei
@eicbdftes iebr balb bas @lei6ge
tuiht suiihen SulI unb Saben In bci
8unbeStaiie berIteIlen tptirbe. Sieit
Spffnuns beitebt inbeiisn faum npb,
8as Gefi5it 1T mebr cine 6ol9s Der
erb6bten llussaben als eine ber ner'
minberten @inna6msn. Der 8on'
ereB eat iebr freieebi9 geuirtbibaitel
unb Oas Bolt bat oaee9en nidts ein
sutuenben sebabt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-12

9as Sabr uirb Elm ettpas unse-
tpbbntihes iein, inioisrn ais Stusi 9es
ieelide Seiertase aui goautase fal.
fen: ber 4. Suti uub @rdberidmad.
unsstas. Beibe tperben iuObl an
Samstae Dber WaDutas eefeiert tuer.
ben. Dies oiebt benz SABRE bier 9up.
petfeiertaee; benu @etbnadten unb
9aeuiabr iallen aui samstase. Oitern
tommt bies Sabr fraber, tuie se.
ipohnlih, falIeno aui ben II. Gpril.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-12
Bur- &eeelune Der g ra +
linaS Sarbe cit.

Cine ppn ben @eperiIbaiten bea
Staates befiirtpurtete &eselune Der
Strdflinesarbeit ipa am l. Sanuar
1911 beginner, iaus beibe Sduier
Der 2esislatur ben pun 2pnH, Ran'
bulpb County, eineereibte Sel4luf
annebmen, Der eine Glbiiimmung bars
iiber selessntliA Oer Serbitfuabl I'M
Sabre 1910 foroert. Die Strdflin9e
i'm Staatsaubtbauie ioIlen nan bic
fem Germin nir nod Grbeit fir au'
bere Staats anitdlten nerri6ten,
aber nitbt m'br pph Spntraft1ren be-
ibditiet tperOen. Ginige anoert
Staaten baben dbnlide Seiese anse'
nommen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-12

Sn ben SaluBtaesn bes go. aUn'
srefeS lit Elm gttd Grbeit fertie se'
iteIIt ipurben, an benz ntebr ais 5n6lf
Sabre sebaut tuOrben iit, befen SoII'
enbuns aber mod oUr tuenieen Ga8en
ebeniu fern gu lieseu ihien, iuie tar5
na9 Seeinn Der Irbeit. @s 1T bas
neue Strafeeiesbu9, baS am /. San'
uar 1910 In araft treten iull, penn
es inspiiben nibt nod nDn benz
neuen 8uaereB eepiKen 9leuoeruusen
untersUeen tpirb. @s banoelt Ii1
bier nm eine Spbifairun9 bet Straf'
geiebe i'm Sun6e, uDbet lln5uldne'
li9teiten mbeliait sr8dn5t unb lln'
eebbrieteiten m6elibit ausaei6ieosn
tuurben. Die S6mieri9teit gierbei
mar ppr aIIem, bic @eiebe 10 gu ner'
einbeitliden, baB iie in alien Staa'
ten tuirtiam iein tOnnten. Gls Der
Sauptpursus tes neuen 3Ober tpirt
sernbnt, baB er bic Surisbittion Der
8unbesresteruns in beittmmter &eiis
tennsei6netiuub baour6 benz bauli
gen &onilitte 5tuii9en Stats uni
9unbes @eridtsbarteit tpirtian
uurbeu,t. Gs tpirb ferner als cir
gOrsNs beruursebuben, bab bic Sc
iesssbsitimmuneen 10 eriueitert iinb
bab iie ben oerdnbsrten Belt. uni
gertebrs. uno 8irtbihaftsperbait
niiIen &e6nuns traseu Birtlta neu
@eiessebuue 1T barin tuenig gu i'm
ben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-03-12
9 9 i'm M fur @isarret T.
fernandez.

Die Gnti Gisarretten'8urlas III
am Riittuph tn Sauie nit SO gu 22
stimmen anaenommen porbeH. Die
8urlaae oerbietet bic 8erfertiaung,
ben geriauf pber bic geridenfnne
bon Giearretten, Giearretteu > pa
pier uber gisarretten 8idlern uni
unteriaet ierner irsenb elmer geripn.
iOl6e gum 3rpede oes gertaufes pbe'
Der 8eri6entuns Ourrdtbts 5u baben
Gnf cine ueberiretuns bes Seieses II
cine SelbbuBe pon $40 bis 5000 feit
seieet.
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man cine b itt 6fentlitbe 8ibtjp-
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zines itabtiihen arantenbauies er-
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cine Stoot ppn 1875 600 @inmpbnerr
| iDlI 8 2ibrarp's anfbaften, pelde ber
J i9ar3ablern SIT. 500 iabrlih fpfter
iollea, unb babeu fein gitp Sufpital
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Biuno einaetreten. Gas S6dftsse.
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IT aui Elf giunb fsfieeiest.
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