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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-10-27

the statute book. Read It and see for
yourself II IL isn't so; and they pun
all this onto this board Now, my
friends, we have $4,000 Of the
United States governments money
laying down there that you can't get
out in any way. shape OF form unless
you use it for Carey act purposes.
! have been building canals for 90
years. for myself and other investors.
and / have invested over $13,00O,00O
in canals; / have built them, / have
operated them, and / have rented
water from the canals, and if / know
anything about any business on earth II
Is the canal business. realize that
we have received from the govern
ment 100000 acres of land and that
we have segregated 100000 acres Of
land. and the estimated cost of these
canals that they are building Is $685.
100000 two-thirds Of the entire as
sessed valuation of this state Yet
they take it and dump 1t on to this
land board and say handle it; and
yet another board could have handled
II and your executive would have
been relieved of III land board meet
ings. Now. I asked the legislature
you will find it I'm the first message
] ever sent--tO create a nOn-partisan
Carey act board to handle these lands
Isay again, I asked that a nOn-parti-
san Carey act board be created to
handle these lands. do not want II
to be In politics; it is too great a
thing; II should be kept entirely away
from political life and l recommend
ed that TO the legislature. I passed
that bill in the house and took il to
the senate and the Democrats per-
suaded three of our Republican sena-
tors not to vote for it; two Of them
have since seen the error Of their
WAYS and would be willing 10 vote for
1t now if it were ever brought up
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-10-27
EXTRACTS FROM SPEECHES OF
GOVERNOR JAMES III. BRADY
IN THE PRESENT CAMPAIGN.

NOW 1 win show you the position L
take IN this campaign, and the po-
sition I took the day 1 went into Of
flee was the position the Democratic
side should have taken. Now, with
the understanding that a public Of
flee is a public trust. and that a man
assuming the same. be he either
Democrat or Republican. must come
before the people with a record, and
with the record that he has made
now let us compare these records.
You remember that Governor Nc
C0nnel was the first elective officer
in this state and that he served four
years until SO and then comes Steun-
enberg. and then in 1901 and 1902
Hunt. the last Democratic governor
was elected, and you VIII remember,
my friends now that we are compar-
ing the last Democratic administra-
ton with the present administration
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-10-27

The charge made by Mr. Hawley,
the Democratic nominee for Governor
in Boise, September oath, that the
administration of the State Land
Board had been such that capital
could not be secured to carry on irri-
cation projects, and that immigration
was at a standstil as a consequence.
is entirely at variance with facts, and
is greatly deplored in business circles.
Capitalists interested in Idaho irri-
cation bonds to the extent of hundreds
Hawley's assertion; but deprecate the
rank demagoguery that prompt
ed him to resort to such contemplate
politics. No little surprise is expressed
that Mr. Hawley, who was expected to
make a dignified and in every way a
respectable campaign, would have re-
sorted to such means. By a distor-
ton of facts, he has placed the state
in an attitude to be unjustly censured,
has probably arrested for a time inn
migration to this state, and has in
troduced such an element of doubt
into the situation that capitalists will
hesitate to invest their money in Ida
no for a time. There was no cause
for Mr.. Hawley's Charge it was evil
IDENTIFY inspired by the rankest of
demagoguery. BY it. he has struck the
fair name of the state a foul blow,
a blow which was entirely unjustifia-
BILE, and as a result, he is receiving
no little condemnation but the gen
eral belief is that it is entirely mer-
tied
South Carolina had her Tinman,
Mississippi her Vardman, Arkansas
her JEFF Davis, and IdahoA"God save
the mark HALEY Times.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1910-10-27

Careful Investigation will reveal the
fact that every department of the
states business shows a healthful
condition. 1t viii prove, conclusively,
that the state is being successfully
financed. Mr.. Hawley assumes that
he could manage the affairs of the
state to a greater advantage. fnan-
ciallv. Now, not calling into question
his remarkable modesty, we desire TO
suggest that his party made the same
assumption just before it elected its
last governor of this state. The well
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-04
ORDER.

TN the Superior Court of the State Of Washing
ton In and for the County of Thurstou.
In re the estate of Elizabeth IIorr, de
ceased.
This matter coming on to DO heard on
the petition of the administrator to sell or
mortgage all ora portion of the real es-
tate belonging To the above named
estate, the said real estate being set
forth and described in the said petition
and being and lying in the County of
Thurston. State of Washington, and
bounded and PARTICULARLY described as
follows. to-wit
The Northwest quarter less the east
thirty feet, of Block so Sylvesters Plat of
Olympia.
Lots 7 and 8. Block 5 Swans Addi-
ton to Olympia. Wash.
Los 6. 7, 3. .. and 10. Block GJ,i
Olympia tide lands
Lots 2, 3 1, 8. 10. II aud II Book 50
And the said petition having been duly
filed
1t is therefore considered. ordered. ad-
Judged and decreed that the said
petition be and the same is hereby set
for hearing on the ID day of April 1910,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, in the SUI
perior Court room of the court house of
Thurstou County. at Olympia. Washing
ton. and all persons interested in the said
estate, or ha:ing any objections to the
said petition are directed to show cause
on or before the said second day Of April.
1910. at the said place. why the said
petition should not be granted.
1t is further considered. ordered. adj
Judged and decreed that copy of this
order be published i'm the WASHINGTON
STANDARD. weekly newspaper of general
circulation. published in Thurston
County, Washington. for four successive
weeks, preceding the date of the said
hearing.
Dated this 2sth day of February. 1910.
X. IL. FRY.
(sEAL) Court Commissioner.
First publication, MAJ CHI, 4, 1910. st.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-04
Troubles Of an Editor.

Last week Mrs. NJ. T. B. Hanna,
publisher of the Edmonds Rerier, an
nounced the sale of the Retieu to the
publisher of the Edmonds Tribune
+. II. Darling, who had been associ-
ated with Mrs. Hanna in the publica-
tiOn of the Rer;ew for time but has
retired, now claims that Mrs. Han
nah had no right to sell the Rcricw,
and he has begun the publication of
a miniature sheet carrying the Rcrie,c
name and announces that it will be
continued. In his first issue he says;
Patrons of the Rerien will kindly
take notice that this paper will be run
from now on without petticoats it needs
the fostering care of a man and is now
getting it. The Rer iew has been "is
sued" to death; we are now reviving
the corpse. For many moons the Recie,r
went almost everywhere-it is now all
We can do to keep it from going to hell
altogether. Next"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-04

took the Eighth grade examination
lately held, passed. Those who were
successful are Hazel Burdue, Sher-
lock; Minnie Davies, c. Gaines, Earl
ThOrne, Howard Stroupe, BucOda
Thorl Johnson, Alma Underwood,
Tumwater; Mary Goodwin, Rainier;
Vim. Haney, Ralph Ivester, Tenino;
Elmer Kaiser. Hazel McCorkle, Lii
liam Schonard, Helen Olson, Olym-
pia; Carl Shotwell, Little Rock, and
Oriena Miller, Centralia.
The bids for supplying the city
with an automobile chemical fire.
hose wagon were opened Wednesday
night. Two we're submitted and re-
ferred to the committee on Health,
Police and Public Property. One is
from the Anderson Coupling and
Fire Supply company, of Kansas City.
for So, $50. and the other by the Sea-
grave company of Columbus, Ohio.
whose price is SO higher, delivered
in this city. Shipment is promised
within three or four months.
John Anderson, painter by
trade, is in the city Jail charged with
disposing of six chairs to second
hand dealer for low price, that did
not belong to him. 1t is said he
broke into an unoccupied house be-
longing to John Harbst, and appro-
priated the property The plea for
much more serious crimes is here
urged as an eXtenuating circum-
stance insanity if he was in
sane, it is very probable that the
condition was due from whisky.
The body of an unidentified man
was found Saturday, in shack near
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-04
NOT,CETO CREDITORS,

In the Superior Court of the State of
Washington for Thurston County.
In the matter of the estate of H. F. Ruth
deceased and of Catherine Ruth de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
Ruth, William s. Vail and Maude Kim
'schner have been appointed admins
traitors, with the will annexed, of the estate
of Il. +. Ruth deceased, and also admin
istratOrs. with the will annexed, of the
4 state of Catherine Ruth deceased, by
the said Superior Court.
All persons having claims against the
said b. F. Ruth or against the said
Catherine Ruth. or against either of their
estates, are hereby required to present
them. with the necessary vouchers, with
in one year after the 2Sth day of Janu-
airy, 1910, Uhe date of this notice. to said
administrators. at 200 Tenth street. in the
city of Olympia, Thurston county, State
of Washington. or at the Office of Daniel
Gaby. In said city of Olympia. that being
the place for the transaction of the bust
ness of said estates.
FRANK RUTH.
WILLIAM s. VAIL.
MAUDE KINSCllNER
Administrators. with the wills annexed.
of the estates of Is. +. Ruth and CATH
crime Ruth. deceased.
First publ .atiOn-Jan. %, 1910. IT.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-04

THEODORE, the strenuous. just be-
fore his departure for Africa on his
hunting expedition, delivered himself
in a fierce attack on socialism, in the
columns of his favorite periodical,
the OmlooL, This periodical recent
ly. however. has been publishing ar
ticles by well-known writer, favor
ing the new propaganda especially in
European countries. Some of the
prominent Socialists of this country
claim. when our Teddy should return
to his native land. he will find social
ism bigger game" than he found
on his recent African hunt.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-04
Lesson in Law and Ethics for Married SUI
frafe Women.

You are not entitled to $500 ex-
emption on your personal property.
You are a financial /" independent,
legally dependent, because of sex
Come to Equal Suffrage Club, at 3l4
Seventh street, Friday evening; learn
and assist.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-04

man to yonr notice as being North
your while.
10 forget the unpleasant happen
ln%s-the things that cut ard sting
ana ranklc. TO remember only the
happy moments the moments when
Inc world was place of love and
iI@ht and laughter This is not quite
what the Vegas mean. perhaps.
bIt 1t Is where their infallible recipe
ior happiness has led us in thought,
ana | am strongly disposed To the
view that If we accept and pat into
practice no more than this, the re
maInder of the Yoga theory of exist
ence may be left to the Vegas, and
10 those of their adhercnts vino have
lIvers and leisure to cultivate them.
IL is only the eternal gospel of cheer
1nlne>N put differently: but it is such
a comfortable gospel, it is so fraught
with rich reward, that it seems we'll
worth while for the Indian to preach
1t, as the world needs every possible
shred and scrap of JOY and gladncss
IL can absorb. Probably, you are
not Goga; possibly. you never will
De. But at any rate, YOU can keep
smiling, which is much.
CAMILLE FlammariOn, the celebrat-
ed French astronomer, has turned
alarmist, habit he has at times, des-
plte his wonderful progress in COM
prehension of the planetary system
His latest reported effort in this line
has been playing hob generally with
the peasantry of Europe. and has
caused some excitement even among
more enlightened citizens. He is
quoted as saying (probably without
his authority that the comet will
certainly come in collision with
Earth, in a few weeks, and that our
little orb will be completely de-
stroyed. On the strength of this re-
port 1t is said that a Town Council
Tor of Cologne, Germany. man of
wealth and position, refused to vote
for a proposed improvement in the
city watersupply, saying there was no
need of spending money foolishly,
and his caution will apply as well to
the east and west side fill, the big
trunk sewer, that depends on the
moderate force of running stream
to carry off sewerage nearly mile
long with a minimum gravity fall. or
of spending four or five thousand dol
lars for an auto tire-engine and hire
Il Chauffeur to run it. Then it is
hoped that our Oranges will not omit
their farming operations, or our cap
italists the planting of their money
where it will grow as it is said
the "superstitious peasants of Sele-
sia" and the curbstone brokers of the
smaller villages in Germany are do
ing, in order to keep it from a swipc
OF the comets tail. With Kansans,
however, the matter is somewhat
different, as most of them are pro-
vided with underground cellars as a
provision against hurricanes and cy,
clones.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1910-03-04
'lA2Cii
IA GEOLOGICAL.

I...a %. record al temperature
.. .u.a.t i,r t"W"cl rudin. Wrdnr>-
u.s. Nar,a2 j. from a record kept and
e..t 'rr1-hcd the >ltNDArD 10y NJ.
Dl r. Voluntary Observer Depart
iu.. Agriculture Weather Bureau:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01

ung 81 Der 9fegierlung ipie Der glino>
Darn gum meniflifen aorper. lteber
Den Nllsen bes eritereu gum letterer
lei nifts befannt.
Sic Raft bes Spreders berrbe
nidt nlf Der 9unoespcrtaiiung. ions
bern lcite lid ausihlicBlih aus Del
notwithstanding bes 5alIcs Der.
Ibcr iclblt in bieIer laiie lid nidts
finbeu, ipas Dem Spredcr icne intpos
iantc autofrdtiife @elpalt perleibe.
NIT Der er pas gan5e Salls beberrihe
unb Deiien Iit9lieoer sleih ipillens
loien Sisuren auf Dem politiiden
S6a6brette bin1 iinD ber5iebe. Seine
9erri6aft lei unbegren5t, er lei Die
5fpeite Wta6t i'm Staaie naf Dem
Yrdiibenten; aber ipober feline Iutoz
ritdt eisentlidb itamme. nns lei Gin un@
gcl6ites Hdt6iel.
Had Der Nniiht bcs Serrn Norris
licgt Der Shliihel sn Der abioluten
Wadjt bes Sprchers in einem 9ied)te,
bic Mitslicoer Der Saus= Counties 5n
crncnnen. Die Sniurgenten batten iif
uerseblid bemiibt, cine Menberung Der
notwithstanding bes Sanies berbei=
Sufiibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
pretefeue eeimdbt.

Ser ltnter5cihncte bat inter Den
Edpieren oes Gentruls Gereins mebe
rerc nltc Srotofpac scfunben uno
mpdte bieielben uiieru Naftpmmcu
llder Intermittent. Su bieicn 3tped
iollen Die Yrotofole %ein9cbunben, rno
Die folgeubcn Snbrgdnee (iucnn irseno
mpglih) beiaefist neroen. gs febleu
folgenoe Sabrsdnse: Is. General
@erlammlun9. absebaIten 81 2oriss
bile, an. 1870. - IS. General
Merchandising, a%6acbaltcn 81 Setroit.
Wih.. 1878. - %. General : @er<
lnmmlllng. absebalten gu Glepeldnb,
O., 1877. - %. General : Der
iammliing. absebaftcn gu Snoinna@
polls. Snb.. 1878. - "a Die WtGgs
lidfeit porbanpen. bnB Bic @ercinc
p6engenannter StGbtc nod i'm 9eiisc
bieIer Srotofolle iinb. 10 mofte ib alc
Sreunbe oes Central Iereins eriuden,
naf5uforihcn. OF es niht mDglid
mare. bieIe YrotofpQe auiSuitobern
rnb on Die Office bes Sefretdrs, $50
@lobe 8ebdlipe, ct. Yalil. Minn.,
ein5uienben. ghtungSppu
Sobn o. Suenemann.
Sefretdr bes Gentral Sereins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
,Das 0eReimniB ieiner
Maebt."

Sic ucueite Summer bon Scnaa
tor va Sollctte'a rsSournal" entbGlt
einen bon benz 3cprGientnnten 0eorac
w. Norris ans Nebraska, cinem Der
Siibrcr Der republifnniihen Sniurs
9enteu I'M Samie. periaBten nnb .Sas
@ebeinniB Ieincr Mabt" betitclten
Nrtifel. ipeld,er Die eiierne Serritaft
ocs Sprchers Cannon I'M Sauie
bcftis ansreift.
Sic bcutise @esicruua Der Ser.
Stantcn lei, 10 beiBt es in Dem
Iuiiab. inter brei Saftoren 9etbcilt:
Sen Senat. Den YrGiioenten unh -
Den Spreher. Sielc Terihic6uno Der
uriprilugli6 bon Der Serfaluna be-
abli6tigten uno feltacleBten @ertbeis
lung Der IcgicruneS9epalt iei 10 all~
mdblih Dor iih gcsangen. hab bas
%plf lid ibrcr crit in iiinaiter Belt be-
pnBt acipprbcn lei. Sas Heprdjens
tnntenbnus ais @dn5eS ltebe a6er,
icbenfaus beute in periclbcn 9e5icbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01

@ere6tigfeit seaen Die llnteruebmer.
Srieoenspermittlung. itatt 8lailcnz
fampf, @eriObmms Der &laiien in Der
bDberen, allc mnfdIienben @emeinz
lfaft. Selbitperantportuu9 uno
lp5iale Gcrantfpprtung. Wetteiier,
Srsnung unb Silfeleiituug on Stelc
bes brutalen Samples, - nit oer &C.
redtigfeit gepnnrt Die allpcriobnenbe
unb tr0ltcnoe 2iebe ais @rgdu8un9
ino arouung. - Dus Itno in aiir5e
Die Dem @emeinifafts : @ebanten
entnommenen @runbldbc bes iosialen
Irbeitsipitcms. WDdlte bieIes Spitem
mcbr unb n,ebr inn praftiid,en 2eben
Inpenbung finben, 9ott 5ur gbre.
bcm @olfe, benz Satcrlanoe gum
Seill"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
Hier eeberen, upirH Sepsrtirt.

Neulid- ipurbe auf ellis Sslanb
befinitip beitimmt. ba6 Srau Girgiz
mia MfcgpoD, Die nad,sipeislih in Den
&%crcinisteu Staaten geboren poroen
lit. nah Srlanb peportirt lperbcn ipn.
ireil lie an Der Shipinoluft leioct
unb iueil ibr Mann elm SrlGnocr,
amcrifaniIher 9 ii II
It. Gs lit Dies Der erite Sail
IN Den Innalen Der amerifaniihen
8ci6idltc, bnB elmer ertpahienen Yers
ion, Die in oieiem 2aube seboren
luurbe. Gin Iipl bier peripeisert pirb.
Beieelih bat Die ginipanbcrunsss
8ehDrbc bier3u 8tpcifelos eth. Hebt.
Nls Die geborene gmerifanerin ben
Hiftbiirger beiratbete, biibtc tie ielbit
ibr Imeritanertbum Elm. go eraiebt
iih aliD Der Ieltiame Sal, baB Der ses
iutbe 8ntte. Der in Ser Srembe gcs
boren rnb fein Burger lit, unbebels
liet bier bleiben onrf, opobl CT es
pieIeiht porsieben ipirb,. bic 2ebcnss
gcfdbrtin in's Grill 81 begleiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
Sas prbentliGe Wdb&en.

@ilbelmine fonnte es burfmas nt&f
leibcn. nenn etipds bon ibren Spiels
laden. &Ieioern ODER 8iihern am I'M.
rehten Srte lag. Seoe bon ibren
Sodlen bate einen beItimmten Efdt.
unb rpenn lie etlpas sebraudt hattie.
10 brafte lie es sletd pieber an
ieiue Stelc.
9es Ibenps, penn tic lid dusfleis
octe. leste tic lire 9leioune an einen
be~ionoeren Srt. Oaber fonnte lie
iid and oes Iorsens seidtpinb III
sieben.
@enn JIG bemerfte. bab zines bon
ibren aleibunesitiiden i6nbbaft eee
mprben mar, 10 iorste Tie bnfir. bab
es sleid Dicber msgebeiert nurbe.
Man bprte aber Rilbelmine audi
niemals flagcn, baB Tie etlpus bon
ibrcn Sahen perloren hattie. Sic
fam audi nienlals 81 ipdt in Die
Sdlile.
9ieic 9iebe sur Srbnuns, ,po5u ne
lid uun friiber Smaenb sem5bnt hattie,
bebielt lie nadber, 10 LANCE tie lebte,
bel, uno naS mar ibr niitlidjer als Gin
&apital BON tamieno Dollars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
Mites @i(n.

Snt Stiib6eu unlre lie6e Srauc
ipinnt,
Sm 8drtden brnuBcn ipielt bas
Seiusfinb.
Sen Ibenb iibcrleiihtet Tpicnpradt,
an's Efliiden bat oas Gbriitfino lid,
9emadbt.
GS ianmelt iclig lid Den pplitcn
StrauB.
0tit beipen Sduoen trdst es i'm ms
Saus:
ySur ale 8elt bring rotbc 8oicu ifl.
Die ihpniten, iilbe @llttcr. iino fir
Sa bobren iih, pic licbenb CT
%gelpnrlbt,
Die Sorncn tief IN feline SUNDERLAND,
l(no aus Der Spppelipunoe Dunflem
Sbor
ouellenD ifon Iein rotbcs glut
berppr -
Sic Hoien fielen on ben 8oben bort,
Der alcinc Itarrte ionoer &lagenort.
Sod belt CT beioe Iermhen allss
geitredt.
8ie er lie frob CUR Wutter 6inaeredt,
llno gegeniibcr an beionnter 8ano
Gin rieIi9 areu5 Der Seniterihdtten
itano -
&lein Seium ieltiam 8anecn leis
beifli6.
Wiaria abcr ipeinte bitterlih.
Grnit q. 9ertram nj.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
(spesieu far Steie 3ettmnsD
(ir 6a(@di(de So5idrefamer.
Bon Ne @onnaer.
Won Nie @onner.

.,Ner a6 in oas Stnoinm nteies
Herfes pertiett, miro ieben, bah IS
feine I bertreibmms ut, 10 emu mir fas
ecu: Iieies yebib bud erieBt 7emieni:
ecu, Der ole national 0foncmiid,e
@iRemihaft ernfIid nno ~iBftematiid,
ituofren wia, cine game Bibiiotbef."
- 9r. 8. Bed. IrofeNur gu 6reiburgs
StueiS, tn Der Sanuar sRu Der
.Nonatsfhr rift fir dariitlihe So5ialreiorm,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
@as lit nnier Seim?

liner 3eim lit Die gliitbe, beren
Srudt bcreinit Der Simmel lit.
- Cine @elt bon aampf. Der auss
seihlpiieu. cine .@elt bon 9iebe, bic
ein9eIdlpiicn lit.
Ser einSige Sled oui grSen. mo
Die &Gngel uno Sebler Der Wcnlhen
pom @nntel Der 2iebc bebedt lperoen.
Ser Ylae. 100 ole Dor Ilisen Der
@enifeu @rpBen DIT tlcin. Die &leis
men bdufig arpB iinb.
Ses @uters a0uigrcih. Der Sins
Der TaraoicS, Der @utter gauge @elt.
Ser Srt. no mur, nm beiten bes
banoelt wiro. uno bod ant unsufries
benltcu lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-01
Keire Operatien ianS fat.
Upper Z y. Y. g..
30. Sept. 1908.

~ y y Cl u, W. Va,
30. Sept. 1908.
Or. Setter Sdbrnep & Cons,
Chicago. Sainois.
@crtbc Serren! Sbr Mlpenfrduter
lit mihdebar. Nteinc Satin lit Ieit
nngefGbr ibrem breiSisiten Sabre
Ihredlif an ncrpoien 1opfifmer3en.
Gle lit iebt ndtunpief3is Sabre ait.
@dbreno oieicr aftunohrciBig Sabre
lulrpen Die &opfihnterSen immer
iflimmer. 10 oaB lie 5eitlpeiie bis gum
@abniirn setrieben ipurhc. Sic
MerSte. pelde tic bebanpelten, butten
JIG niige9eben. Gin Yr5t moIlte tic
uperireu. CT iagte. bab Gin Gerpens
bilnoel a%naegriffen lei.
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ia9te i'd. ~iu oieiem Sale miro feline
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batte 5ienlih piel iiber Sbren Ilpens
frdlter geleicn nnb audi nit pcridic
oenen 2euten 9eiprohen. ipclde i'm
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inns, ibn 81 probiren. Sic bat ibn
icet unaeiGbr iehs Mpnate 9cbraudt.
NH ut ifon 10 pobl. paB iie ibre
Suusarbeit micocr perrihten lam.
nnb ienc Ihrcdlihcn appiihmerSen
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ltmitdnpcn fiiblcn mir 9eipe inns
Sbncu gegeniiber 81 uuirid)ti9cm
Sanf pcrpilihtet.
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9. St. 8eebfaIb.
81 Glebcntb Strcet.
@enm ales Iuberc crfoIalpS .
prpbiren Sic Sorni's MpentrGutcr!
fiber ipurnm 10 lange ipartcn? Wan
gelpinnt nid3tS, tam nbcr piel burd)
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beirdbrte Arduters SeiImittel lit nift
in Ipotbefen 6ll buben. @s ipirb Den
&euten bireft aeliefert burd 2ofals
Igcnten. anaeitellt BON ben gieentbiis
mcrn, 81. Yeter Sabrnep & Cons
Co.. 1875 Sp. Sopnc Spc.. Chi
cngp, Slinpis.
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9. 81. BeebnIb.
81 Glebcuth Etrcet.

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