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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-06
Whereabouts of Manuel
Is Shr0uded in Mystery

MADRID, October 6.-King Manuel. 1t
Is said in dispatches from Lisbon, left the
city, probably aboard the yacht Queen
Amelie. sailing for England.
Ohicial advices received here at noon
today state that the queen mother. Anne
lie and the kings uncle. Prince Alfonso.
Duke Of Oporto. are still aboard the yacht
Queen Amelie. 1t Is supposed that the
king is with them.
Reported Safe at Caxias.
BERLIN, October "a wireless dis
patch from the steamer Asturias, in the
harbor of Lisbon, relayed here by tele-
graph and timed at Lisbon 9:4S am. to-
day, says that King Manuel escaped to
Caxias. on the Tagus river. about seven
miles west OF Lisbon.
Manuel May Be at Cintra.
LONDON. October "a news agency
dispatch from Gibraltar says that q
wireless message from q British war
ship off Lisbon states that King Man
uel is at Cintra. seventeen miles from
Lisbon, and that the mother queen
Amelte is aboard the royal yacht.
Spain Looks for Royal Family.
SAN SEBASTIAN, October ga re-
port was current this morning that
King Manuel and the mother queen
Amelie would pass through here on
the day express from Lisbon.
Other reports were to the effect that
they had already gone through here
on special train.
Queen Mother May Be on Yacht.
MADRID. October GA telegram re-
ceived from Badajose. on the frontier
this morning, stated that the mother
queen Amelie is now known to be
aboard her yacht.
The Portuguese government, so soon
as 1t learned the extent of the rising. de-
cided that it would be safest to have
King Manuel leave the palace.
AS he issued forth he was greeted by
the Spanish minister. The kings coun-
tenance was grave. He told the min
lister that he would retain as small a
suite as possible. as he did not wish to
expose his friends to danger. Both the
king and the queen mother showed calm
ness in the face of the great calamity
to the monarchy.
Premier Canalejas said last night that
he was ignorant of the whereabouts Of
King Manuel. but was certain that he
was safe and possibly on his way to
Gibraltar in an English warship. 1t Is
estimated that ten of the Portuguese regi-
ments are still loyal to the monarchy.
To add to the confusing reports con-
corning King Manuel it was stated at
the Portuguese legation tonight that the
king was aboard Brazilian warship. 1t
Is not questioned that the king succeeded
in eluding the revolutionists. who, &C.
cording to one report, were not anxious
to have him on their hands
Reported at MARIA.
LISBON. October 6.-King Manuel, with
the Queen Mother Amelie and his grand
mother, the Queen Dowager Maria Pia,
has taken refuge at MARIA, twenty-three
miles from Lisbon.
BY an old treaty alliance confirmed
seven years ago. Great Britain is bound
to come to the assistance of the King
OF Portugal should he be dispossessed
by rebellion. but this succor must be
duly applied for
Therefore. in the opinion of British
statemen. no difficulty is likely to arise
I'm the present case, although should
King Manuel claim British protection
he would be received upon q British
W4fShiD q m British ferrjtory
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law and quick decision in capital cases
necessary.
The Russian prison chief further said
there had been 29.074 acts of terrorism
in his land for the four years ending in
1909, of which 1915 were assassina-
tons
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-06

Sebastiao Magazines Lima, one Of the
chiefs Of the Portuguese republican par
~. is convinced that the proclamation
Of q republic In Portugal will have world
wide effect. more Immediately upon
Spain. Brazil. speaking the same Ian
guage. viii be assured Of an ally, and
the federation of the Iberian peninsula.
he believes. will be q decisive step to-
ward Latin federation with Southern
and Central American republics which
have the same language as Spain.
Such a federation. continues Senior
Lima, would undeniably involve a vast
Transformation in the politics of Europe,
and who Knows II a Latin federation
might not Be q step toward that ideal
now far off-a federation of all nations.
Senior Lima concludes by asserting
that the republicans are the first to
proclaim the necessity of a solid alliance
with Great Britain, made imperative by
reason Of important commercial interests
and the proximity OF the colonies Of the
two nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-06
Troops March on Lisbon.


p LISBON. October GA report was cir
culating late last night that the rewolu-
tionists had been checked and were re-
firing in the direction Of Monsanto.
President-elect Of Brazil Marshal
Hermes Fouseca has delayed his de-
parture and remains in Lisbon
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-06

guese consul here has received cable
gram dated at Lisbon and timed at noon
today saying that sill is quiet at the
capital
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Reported at MARIA.
Success Of Revolution
Discredited in Madrid

MADRIZ, October g. $50 am.-The
struggle between the revolutionists
and loyalists at Lisbon continues to-
day.
Advtces from the Portuguese capital.
the authenticity of which can be safe
ly assumed. are meager. The report Of
continued fighting. however, is from q
news source and may have escaped the
censor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-06
New Light on Situation.

NSW AA8uL On 01CudC1O0.
The intelligence is significant as put
ting a new light on the situation.
Practically all dispatches that found
their way out Of the Portuguese CAPT.
tai during last night conveyed the i'm
preston that the revolutionists were in
complete control and that the populace
had accepted the republic as an &C.
complished fact.
1t is borne in mind however that
just as the monarchy exercised a strict
censorship over outgoing dispatches pre-
vious to the outbreak Of the revolution
the reyolutionists. in control Of the cable
and telegraph wires, are now in a DO
sition to dictate what Of the present Sit
uation shall be made known to the out
side world.
Accordingly. further advices that NAV
reach the frontier by post or messenger
are awaited with intense interest.
Faithful Troops Fighting.
One dispatch which came out of Lis
bon early today by way Of Vigo de-
clared that troops faithful to the king
still held important points last evening.
and that continued fighting during the
night was expected. 1t was admitted,
however. that the republicans had got
ten the upper hand after thirty hours
OF fighting
J. This despatch said that q moderate es-
innate Of the losses on both sides was
200 dead and $50 wounded The city was
but slightly damaged by the lombard
msnt.
- The republic was proclaimed amid fran
tic enthusiasm. Bands parade the streets.
followed by columns of armed persons
who sang songs Of liberty. The disci-
pline OF the revolutionists was excel
lent.
The project Of BadaJose province has
communicated the republican proclama-
ton 70 the Spanish ofnciais. Another
report from the frontier is that the su.
perinteudent Of the railway between LIS
: bon and Badajose has notified all station
agents on the line Of the change of gov
eminent In Portugal.
Troops March on Lisbon.
Advices from Lisbon. by way of the
frontier. say that the greater part OF tho
army remained faithful to the king.
Communication with Lisbon from outiy-
ing districts. however. has been impossi-
BILE. as the revolutionists cut all the
bridges and blocked the highways In
order to prevent tho advance of the
troops hurrying to the succor Of the king.
Nevertheless. the garrison at Elyas Is
now advancing on Lisbon, and the gar
rtson at Oporto Is prepared to leave for
the capital on a moments notice,
Further dispatches say that the fight
ing was confined to Lisbon, and that a
+. considerable number Of the troops took
no part In the trouble, their attitude be-
Ing still undetermined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-10-06

BARCELONA, October 6.-Numerous
bands Of Spanish radicals paraded the
streets today until the police interfered
and dispersed them.
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Banquet to Delegates.

The government of the United States
will be host to the visiting delegates a,
a banquet at the Willard this evening
Attorney General Wickersham will prob.
ably preside.
A number of the delegates have &C.
cepted the invitation Of James E. West.
secretary of the Washington Playground
Association, to visit the Fairgrounds to-
morrow afternoon.
delegates to visit the new District work
house at Occoquan, Va. All who desire
to make the trip will meet at the Willard
Hotel at $40 O'clock tomorrow morning.
and they will be taken to Occoquan on
the police poat Vigilant and the trans
port Gen. Warren.
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Continued on Eleventh Page.l
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-01-05
WEDN ESDAG. JANUARY >. 1910
WHY PEOPLE EVIDENCE
HOSPITALITY TOWARD
RAILROAD co MPANIES

Railroad men sometimes express
surprise that merchants and other ship
pers feel hostility toward the transport
alton companies. There is !; pretty
good explanation of the sentiment
suggested in a recent expression of the
Interstate commerce commission. 1t is
found in the fact that when the commits
sion.haS made Il ruling, has rewarded
refund of money t. the the shipper. he
has been unable to convert his verdict
into cash. He has won his case. but
the little matter of getting the funds
back into his possession, even after the
award of the commission is made, and
the railroad company quits struggling,
seems impossible of accomplishment.
That SORT of thing angers the shipper.
1t has deal to do with provoking and
fostering the hostility of the average
citizen against the corporation.
Men like to believe that when they
have taken case before the interstate
commerce commission, and have tried it
and won it, and have been awarded Il
certain amount of money-that they
should have the cash without any more
ado And when they find themselves
unable to get it, they naturally become
hostile to the transportation companies.
That statement of the commission
that Il certain litigant died before the
award could he collected, and that even
then the commission had to make u
second order, directing the money to be
paid to the estate-that sort of thing
accounts for COOL deal of the attitude
OF discomfort OH the part OF the people
And it is mighty easy t. c1rrcct it
Exchange.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-01-05
First Interview Given out by Supervisor

The simple test which candidates
Tor enumerators places will undergo
February 9th, does not t,kc away the
supervisors right under the census law
10 designate suitable persons for such
positions, said Supervisor of the Cen.
sus George B. Russell ut his Office nt
Elko Tuesday.
1T is designed to aid the supervisors
III the exercise of that discretion and TO
enable the census director intellipently
to Use the power of approval of the sup.
ervisors' designations conferred upon
him by law.
1T is very well understood that Pres.
ident Taft, Secretary Nagel and Census
Director Durand all hold the supervis-
Ors responsible for the enumeration.
There is no doubt, therefore, that our
first and most important duty is the Sc
lection Of honest. capable and active
persons to make the count.
THE census will he taken not by the
census bureau officials or supervisors.
bnt by the enumerators. They are the
ones who come in contact with the PEG.
pie and get the facts. Unless every
enumerator does his whole and proper
duty there caunOt he u correct census.
There cannot he anything of greater
scientific value to this country than ac.
curate statistics as the basis of a study
of the existing conditions regarding our
population, agriculture. manufactures,
mines and quarries.
"All persons. unless specifically dis
qualified are entitled to apply to take
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-01-05
c.. GOLD
Next door to Pioneer Saloon, Elko
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FOURTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE STATE
OF NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE
LOLNIN OLE, EI.KN
COUNTY OF ELKO.

w. T. smith Company "a curpOra,iOrD plaintifT
Against r +. Eorc Ie;en1ant. Action
brought in the District Court 81 The Fourth
Judicial District Of the state Of Nevadn in
and for tue CountyCf HIi,0 aud the Complaint
tlri in the office of the Clerk pf said District
Court
III" State OF Nevada sends greeting 10:
j. f.. Wore Defendant
You Rso hereby required to nprear In AN
action DrOugnL against you by the above uau, d
Plaintiff in the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District Of the state OF Nevada. in and
for the County OF ElkO, and to answer the Com
plaint flied therein, within ten days. exclusive
OF the day OF seryice). after the service on you
or this Sumpons-if served within this County:
or II served out OF this County, but in this Dis.
trict within twenty days; otherwise within
ioTiy dayS-or Judgment by default will be
taken against you according to the prayer OF
Said Complaint
The action is brought to obtain q Judgment
and Decree Of this Court against VOL the said
Defendant. for the sum Of ~ 81. principal and
interest Que ON JuGr q, lIU9, on two CERTAIN
pEomlsSpry notes; one for $40. DAT January
D. 1900 payable 10 plaintiff herein. with inter
est thereon at one per cent per month from
June TO- 1909; the other on that certain pro
mssOry note made and delivered to Henry
Noigt for 500 on which principal ana interest
rs been paid, leaving % balance due of S.E,s u
June y, in1, with interest thereon AT eight go
per cent per aunum from June 10, 1907: said
note being duly endorsed and delivered nv
Henry Noigi 10 the plaintifT herein for a valus.
BILE consideration, and tho plaintiff herein
bCing the owner and holder thereof ali OF
which will more fully APPEAR by references To
the COmplniut On file herein. certified copy OF
"hlch mas hccn served upon you. attached To a
copy OF the original summons Ia sDid action
And JOu are hereby notified that 10 you fail TO
appear and answer said Complaint as above
required, the said plaintiff viii take Judgment
against you for the sum OF sitl 30 with interest
on SlShn0 NJ one D per cent per month from
June ~. 1909, aud with interest on 3228. rs at
eight az per cent per aunum from June TO- 1909
nnd with reasonable attorneys fec and plain.
THIS costs and disbursements incurred herein
Givon under my hand ard the seal
Of the District Court Of the Fourth
tSRAIJ Judicial District Of tho State OF
Nevada. In and for the County Of
Elko, this nth day Of June ia the
year OF Our Lord. 1909.
a. @. DAwLEY Clerk
by l.. o. HENDERSON Dep.
CHARLES Is. HENDERSON
Attorney.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-01-05
Where { ms Breed.

The waving hii, leather is saiG to
be a good brcc ..Ng ground for mi
crobes. and for { 4; reason those who
are afraid of the. are discarding all
lowing ends Cf '%is sort. On the
other hand, II IS = TED in the millinery
Journals that Pa. has the feather fad
worse than ever. and that in the
spring the tails vi reach half a yard
or more !gom tho hat. Persons who
wear such hat ornaments should not
tiue III street ca ). because the pro-
Jcciing plumes a'e an ANNOYANCE to
mos" who sit behind them. and also
because there is much more danger
OF the willy germ seeking them out
as good roosting places and then
breeding consumption, typhoid fever.
diphtheria and oth"r equally unpleas.
ant diseases. There is also the fear
That the oriental rags are responsible
Tor much promiscu"us germ breeding
IN this country. AID buyers are de.
mandtng that they be made pure be.
fore sold.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-01-05
lsHAI.l
EGO Soup.
CHARLES u. HENDERSON
Attorney.

One tablespoonful of beef extract,
stirred Into one quart OF boiling water
until thoroughly dissolved. Add n
grated onion, a dash of celery seed,
two ssaspoonfuls Of salt and one or
pepper Stir until boiling, strain and
add the beaten yolks of two eggs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-10-20
Gin man,, pbn 6urebt mnt
Sabel.

@e1m fit irgeno Elm 0ffentlides
Mmt, Damn lit fir 0aS Gi6teramt Elm
Monn obne Jllrdt nn0 Iooel pon=
11otben. 9ies erfor0ert bon i6m sic
ernlte Yflidt, iiber ongeflagte Her-
lonen Elm llrtbeil 81 iprehen. 9tes
mtB Elm unparteiiibes ieirt> uno So
gu be0orf es Ser Jrltdtloiigfeit, u1ro
Sa0elloiigfeit muB imnerfort Oerje-
nige Geiiten, melber gum ltrtbeillpre=
den fraft ieines Mmtes beru fen lit.
Sn &errn 6. 81. Npe bot Ser Z. Sl1=
0ieial=Ii thrift ei1en &un0i0aten> Ser
furdtloS u16 ta0ellos ieines 9(mteS
malten mir0, me11n er in 0o5 beoeu=
t%ln1gspolle &i9teromt erboben mir0,
oenn oie Nrt un0 Weile, mie er Sen
IS li1ten zines Gorntpanmalts fir
me(rere 5ermine nodfam l110 mie er
1onltige 0ffentlide, ibm anpertrol1te
Menlter permaltete, laBt nit Ne6t un0
nit @emiBbeit 0aruuf idlieBenu 0aB
CT audi als &reisribter in ie0er @ei<
lie Sen e6ten Mmtsmam lteQen miro.
Muf's Bette qualifi5iert 0urd
Stuoium un0 grfabrung, UNI Sos
Mmt na6 gutem l1rtbeil un0 nit ser
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&plitti6e &de+
Tim mas eS ficb brebt.

&ier5lrlor0e muB befanntli6 in Ser
Nolitif INNER Elm 5treitpunft porban-
SEN iein, elm ~Sllue," mie es I'M
Golfsmun0e beiBt. Gieler Streit=
punft lit in ser Nationalpolitif gum
gem0bnliden Sic Carthage. Sn Ser
Staatspolitif gilt es 0ieien @erblt audi
einen Streitpunft, ndmli6 uGountD
Option" gs lit nun gum 2aden, mie
oiei e 6roge iiber county option"
ousgeiaugt mor0en lit. Sic lit cine
oirefte uSegnung" I'M eres Hrimdr=
mabl= SDltems u10 mtr0 Ser Fartet
ooer SEN Yorteien aufge5pungen, of
ne ooB lie ettpos oamit 81 tbun baben
moaen, ooer 0aB sic Mebrbeit in ser
Eortei etmas 0omit 81 tbun boben
nil. 9ieie 6rage lit flar l1n0 einfa6
eil1e Erobibitions =MaBregel, inns bon
redtsmegen iolten olle, mel6e fit
Gonntp=Sption iin0, iib CUR Frobi=
bitionsportei %befennen; Of es Nun
stoat=, County, ooer 1omn=Erobibi=
ton 1T, modt inn @run0e 11iht piel
aus; menn Sic Soee redt mare, 10
m6re oos cine 10 gut ols 0os nnoere.
Erobibition beiBt Gerbot, u16 Sic
Grobibitionsgeiebe ltiiten iid ol1f Sic
Mnlrobme, 0aB Sic Meebrbeit 0oS &edt
6oben loll ST 6eltimme1, Of geiltige
Wetr6nfe IN elmer Srtidaft, Gol1ntp
o0er in ei11em Stnote perfauft meroel1
stir fen ODER nidt. @ir balten an Sem
@runoiobe felt, SOB sic Sbrigfeit ooS
Medt fat, SEN @onoel un0 M1sl6anf
bon geiitigen @etra11fen 51 regltliret1
uno SIT belhranferl ober nidt 0os
<Meft fat, oieien @an0el SIT perbietel1.
9as Medt, etlpas 81 perbietel1, mas in
1id nidt ihdolih 1T, fat rien!a1o un0
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$500
@ier in stearns County miro sic
6rage %beiorOers itarf umitritten. Seit
lettem 5riibiabr baben Sic County
Sptioniiten Der u6t, ser 8ep0lferung
Sen &opf 81 per0reben. gs lit 0aber
an ser 3eit, boB ale, sic 6as Yrin3ip
BON 6reibeit un0 @ere6tigfeit bo9
balten, bel ibren Nabboren urlo
Jrelur0en ibren ginflub gelten0 mo-
6e11 uno BON iebt bis 3ur 8abl flei=
Big agitiren gegen County Sption
uno gegen sic Observation-Disclosures
bon oenen man befiirdtet, oaB tie Elm
lol6es Ma6merf unteritiiben un0
0emlelben gum Dur6bru6 perbelfen.
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lp1te nien1nn0 ba6en, me0er eln Mp=
nnr1 no6 cine Golfsn1ebrbeit. 9fun
lit ober ser mdBige @enltB bon 8ler
u110 @ein niGt nur nidt lda0li6,
lonoern iogor niiblih u10 fr0ftigeno,
l,n0 geger1 0ieie ridten iid beion0ers
Sic Hrobi6itionsgeieb e, mie ldon aus
Ser Ibatio9e gu erfennen lit, 0ab lid
Sic Sdnappsbrenner II. 0e ltillateltre
merig Inn Sic Notwithstanding
befiinmern. Ser S6napps gebt 0od
ob, ou6 in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unO
momoglih nod rei6liber als penn
lei6tere @etranfe sort 81 erbalten ma=
rem.
ltnle IT 8egrtff BON 5retbeit un6 Sc
redtigfeit lit 6ieier, 0aB men1t SO
Hro5ent ser 8epolferung Mbltinen5=
Ter mdren uno Elm Ero5ent mollte GET
itige @etrdnfe genieben, 10 ioaten Sic
SO Bro5ent Ser perl6mit10en6 fleinen
Minoerbeit nidt IN ibr &e6t eingrei=
fen fonnen @ir baben in ser lebten
3eit 10 manderlei Nnii6ten IN 0ieier
roQes iiberl 6atten0en 6roge" gebort,
ooB mir inns mirflid lpunoern> mober
az oiele @egriffsperirrungen fommel1
u10gen. u2ocal option" lei ~all
rigbt," ober uGountp-Option" lei
ni6ts mertb, u10 Yrobibltlon mai
redt nidt. Mll1, mir mollen eS bier
feltnogeln, ooB sic S6ee int fleinen
Mobmen ebenl 10 perfebrt it, tpie int
@roBen @ent Semo1o einen 9ficfel
ltieb(t, 10 lit er ebeniomobl Elm 9ieb,
ols lper1l1 Elm o1oerer $1,000 1t6 an=
eignet, Sic ibm niht 5l1geboren. Sic
Melt lQbt oos fleinere l1nre6t idon
eber bingeben, l1no ment tie itd crit !
ooron gem0bnt bot, 10 lagt tie es tit
voa right 2ocol Option lit ebel1lo
l11rebt int Nrin5ip mie County Sp=
tion l110 mie Hrobibition. &ooie=
pelts id)0r1er Mnsiprl1d mar: uMon
fonn ste Irei6eitsliebe ont beiten So
ram erfen1ert, mie es sic Win0erbeit
bebol10elt."
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n%otbmenoigen 8or- uno l1mii6t gu
uermalten, unterliegt es ourdaus
nidt oem geringiten 3meifel, oaB er
oas Nidteramt CUR alleitigen 3ufrie=
oenbeit nit grfolg perieben miro Gem
&errn 5aDlor BON Ser republifm1i=
iden Seite &err s. 81. Npe 0emo=
frotil6eri eits CUR Seite: es mare 0ies
Elm Mi6tergelpann, mie es nidt itar=
fer, nidt e6renpoler l1n0 5l1perlaii=
ger in gang Minnelota gefunoen mer=
SEN f0nnte.
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SIR County, %pmmi6dr.

@iermit tuinoige i9 meine aan6ioa-
tur als unabbangiger &anoioat fir
oas GountD=& ommiii6ram 0es pierten
&ommindroiitrifts an uno err ude I'M
giitige l1nteritiibung aqer Stimmge-
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Der bel ser fommen6en Nobemberpabl.
@enn ermdblt, mer6e i9 sic NIT oem
Mn1te perbun0enen Hflidten in gere6=
ter uno parteiii6er @eiie nab mel
ner beiten 8efabigung aus5ufiibren
mi6 beitreben. Mdtungspoa
47ba Mtfolans SbomeD.
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smith ito in oider @taet Die M9enten fit Die 6oupHabrtate BON Unite aeo
IVY uo oas erfes oenen mir @rmdbnuns tb4n. lit os Munstng Wnter'
~ 3eug. @s lit bls perninftgfe, bauerbaftene, 3ufrie6enieQenbie ub
pnadenbte uneraeue gu popu@rsm R9reHe fir @anner, Srauen unb ain6er. IS
lit rebt 9enra6t uno lit rebt i'm 9rehe.
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Ou enn Sbr l1nter5eu9 tauft, Damn iino babel
yY( als @auptpunfte gu betradten Comfort,
Dauerbafti9teit, Musieben unb Yreis. SSn
all Die len YartitulQritdten peroient I'M er Inter
5eu9 Cure Yatrona9e, Sn 8e5u9 au Quolitat
iino Die elben fei1 9enu9, BEN Wableril@ often 31
befrieoi9en. Mas Sen Yreis an9ebt, lit oerlelbe
10 mabi9, oaB CT alien %9efalen miro. 9Sir baben
liberal 9efauft, ober fret %perta11ft ii@ Die @aare.
a}adt Sure Bei telun9 jett, 10 LANCE infer @or=
roth an @tp(s, @rDBert rno Tabrifaten nod poll=
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