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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
A GRAND PARADE

Mother took Esther aud Beth in
their little express wagon across
their big Virginia plantation 10 the
potato fields 20 meet father. The
children were planning to ride back
home on the broad backs OF the big
pillow horaos. but when father was
consulted he objected. Ms he feared
the little girls might fail or aud
get hurt, he said mother could
drive the bis pillow home and the
little wagon. filled with potatoes
With Esther and Beth on top. could
be tied behind the pillow. Father
headed the procession 20 show the
best way through the fields with
q loud hurFah the grand parade
started
As they neaFed home father
waved his hoe up and down as the
bandmaaieT does his baton IN q real
parade. and mother began 10 flour
lsh The lines pretending she was
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
GAS, DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN
AND OTHER MISERY VANISHES

II your meals don't III comfort
ably. or you feet bloated after eat
ing and you believe It IS the food
which fills YOU II what little you
eat lies Ike a lump OF lead on your
stomach. II there is difficulty in
breathing after eating. eruciati0ns
Of sour, undlgeated food and acid
heartburn. brash or a beiching Of
gas. YOU can make up your mind
that you need something 10 stop
food fermentation aud cure indl.
geHtlon.
TO make every bite Of food yon
eat aid In the nonrishment and
strength Of your body. you must
rid your stomach ~ polsons. exces.
slYe acid and stomach gas. which
E0urn your entire meal inferferea
with digestion and causes 70 many
sufferers Of dyspepsia. sick head.
ache. biliOusnegs, constipation. grip
lag. etc. Your case ~ no different
you are stomach sufferer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

though you may call Il by some
other name your real and only
trouble Is that which you eat does
not digest, but quickly ferments
and soure. producing almost any
unhealthy condition.
A case Of pape's Diapepaln viii
cost fifty cents az any pharmacy
here. aud will convince any st0m-
acb sufferer five minutes after tax
ing a single dose that fermentation
and aour stomach are causing the
misery Of Indigestion
No matter II you call your trou'
bic catarrh Of the stomach, nery-
BUSINESS or gagtritia, or by any 9th
er name always remember that q
certain cure is waiting AZ any drug
store the moment you decide 70 be-
gin ita use
Pape's Diapepain viii regulate
any outoforder stomach within
five minutes. and digest promptly,
without any fuss or discomfort. all
Of any kind Of food you eat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
Guarantee

Our warranty on Piano
is as good as a banknote. Ask
any bank or banker, any
business man or consult
Bradstrcet's or Dunn's finan-
cial agencies. These Pianos
are now being sold under
definite and positive repre-
sentation as to what they are
and their values. Your mon
ey will be checrfully refund
ed at any time should YOU
discover that those represen-
tations were not what they
should have been, in addition
to which you have our two
years free trial exchange
agreement and a certificate
Of warranty from the manu-
iacturer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

bsAt ~ GelAs - : eggs uufii
z - zt1 = teaspoon - made
7 nHasaT4 4 dash - cayenne
: H'issasn Il saif and 2 table
fFkns " sugar Beat weii
: isbiexrneua n butter
Ht.'sf snd ~ cap ~ vinegar
- Hlif ard sook over boiling
zsss qnfil fhirk and smooth
hefdfe serring turn tht
sseisK uver crisp. finely
: t1rstit eabhars
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
90 .s.B $50 ! | s

driving a chariot Esther ana Beth
made believe they we're musicians
aud blew dandelion horns. Ker.
chug' aud mother had driven into a
hole. upsetting girls. potatoes and
all There Was a Wild scramble I'll
the girls were sorted out from the
potatoes. moro frightened than hurt
Then they started again on their
way mother promising 20 look more
carefully the res Of the Way home.
and finally the parade drew up with.
out further miehap az the kitchen
door, where smiling. black faced ID.
nah greeted them and announced
Supper ~ waiting"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

~ siew rs pounds hef
'ss'p ~ rpnrdl. cuf in
So fieres large onion. Z
ST. flleea x cup ~ bread
!. as.a's = eup ~ fapIoca q
. IN e silt. = teaspoon
4 psff : elreeE y teaspoon
. grated pint t1as-
clp ~ peas put fn
. n ~ c0vsr with cola
/. 49, ane cook IN oven
HPrs wiih coeer or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

ring occasionally and watching
carefully that the crumbs may
hsown evenly ~ yun arc tired %
cube shaped pleees. BY WAY n saFi
ETY. c1t tire battered pre third inch
slices into Strips. maflnE small
finger shaped pieces which wheu
bfu@ued ln the oven. are called lm
periai sticks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
The Kind of Pianos

Both uprights and grands. The old, tme-honored
kranch Bach. the Sohmer. the Stroller, II. p.
Nelson, I.ucorc and a score of others You can now
buy any of these Pianos with the utmost degree
of confidence, for the prices which are able TO
quote them are SO low that viii agree 10 &C
cept any instrument purchased during this sale at It's
full cost in part payment Tor any Piano belonging 20
our regular line within two years from date This
really gives you two years trial without suffering
the slightest depreciation in the Piano If 1t should
prove unsatisfactory In addition 60 those men
toned, many carloads of new Pianos, bright and
fresh from the factory included ia this purchase
at but fraction OF their real worth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

veaetabls Soup wthsut stsss.
A good vegetable soup can b.
made without stock and q is just a.
good tae " cap ~ butter Ur heaf
dfIppinEs. 10 whlch Try ore ihiuiy
silcnd onluu. and wnen a Eulden
brown stir In carefully. 20 prevent
burning. I tablespoon u nnuf. Pour
"a. a little II = time. ! quart ~ bot
water then add weli.washee and
scrnped carFut ] paFsuip. ! tWrnip.
piece nf cabbage aud large pota.
-. all cut ~ diee or chopper Other
vegetables are tender. adding more
and celery. MAY be- added II DE-.
sired season 60 taste With pep
per and salt aud simmer until the
Vegetables are tender. adding more
hot water " necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

Y eaii Boiled potatoes into I
! ~, #ifeieat b. make "a
PA stHeerau on tire stove /
lahisargaa ~ flour
! - q H3A and stir until NJ
! taa I teaspoon ~
~ : Sash q pepper Butter
! m.iHs dish well turn in parf /
efean aaucs. then part 1
! " Hsfaiass then grated Yr
! lleese small pieces ~
n'ief cpns.nQe urfii siab
! 80. II. using 4 pound vi
fte top layer nhaul4
1 sese Bake Oh "a qnl
~ q g minutes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
We VIII
Sell 1t
So CheapIy

First. because we bought
IL chcaply. Goods bought
right are half sold. II will
be an easy matter 70 prove
this 10 any one who calls to
look at these Pianos this
week.
Second. because these
Pianos. none Of them. belong
TO our regular lines Of stock.
There is. therefore. not the
same incentive for rs 70 up
hold the standard Of value,
So far as price goes. in these
instruments as viii be the
case with any OF our regular
line The object is to turn
these Pianos over quickly.
make a small profit on the
transaction. get them out OF
the way. relieve the conges-
ton in our own store by rea-
son Of taking on this addi-
tional lot OF Pianos. and
make a lot Of friends OF the
buyers, who cannot but app
preciate that these are the
biggest bargains ever.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

sa,i'a liver en- Casserole

s'ta Liver en- Casserole
I, ~ .lng pan slowly ~ oni fonr
q. WIZ l'eqa q tat aalt pork urili
y. Y, KY y crisp ana bropn. SKIM
Il ~ y. re-. i and pat aside. ADD ta
y. nne dozea balls ~ ro,s.
~. ~ Dozen balls csrroie one
INss diced Six finely eiiced
E y. aalsaa Cook very slowly
minutes. By which tme
~. , \, Be a dallcafo broom
II Y % casserole waab ard
- I, az. liver IL slices Isv an
IA 4 re vegetables. spri5i.,a .sis
4 I.l,lg...& over ail and add 4 plnt
4 s..a CATER and one 1ablea1oaa
" '.a''a bouquet cover nrd
=, 7. = moasfaie oven anon, IN
ssss.. .sa serve The cove M ,Eo
a., ,ss should NOT b. ramoge Il
4 N, y. IsEsiabIes are M I. ,,r.
ash g ready 10 sayya Wv far
= . ihs fine flavor X ioat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

Kerosene. quickly applied. IL an
excellent remedy for burns. aud
viii often prevent blister This
rs a Chinese remedy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

.sd si's,aa y afe used IN cream sorps
slsie ! ~. q sxceiient way for 1a.
oas,s,.ea' sad Cut stale broad
e sfssls a shsn sliees and remove
= M. pfead lhinly vim bgt
" ,lless IN ouo.thlrd inch
- ,s p, h shallow ban @es
sly bfpVu. stir
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

ON LOVE
AND MATRIMONY

the country Az the first place /!
applied for a position I vas given
complete charge Of two depart.
munts and new do the buying for
live different departments. spend
eae heur every evening praclsclng
on nay typewriter. which | have pur.
chased with my very own money.
on. how much nicer the money
seems and how far one eau make Il
ro TO be contenged worker like
myself think IL very necessary to
put heart and seal into 1T am
very domestic aud natural born
cook, can cook anything without a
recipe. hut What good does q 30 a
travelling man Who takes his wife
ia hotrlf one homo has been
cheated By making wrong mar.
fiage Never agaln viii have man
ga nay head OF heart I enluy read
lug the letters and hope the dear
editor viii make lots OF happy
homes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

Mrs Clara Simpson. the lumber
queen" OF Maine. owns several large
lumber mills
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

DEAR SIR Affar reading what
most an the ladics say regarding
mafrlmunX. ! have enFne go The com
esusiou that Il ls not really neees.
snry for q bachelor 10 alNaya br
aue. that "A. II be can striae the
sight one
Now. IT one ~ these Eirls not
over S. would Ike 20 leave Seaigie
and MARRY a real mam. riot an aaEri.
let me- bave her address ! am s3
DON'T dfiuk. bat smoke NOT much
money. but snod prospects. aud
character that viii stand ! can
take care Of che right one Yours
very respectfully
Al 4. uEMh0CW
Gen Doi. Yakima
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

on FoN : 80" -
~. ral,or. I have bern 2
lkat ~, 49, Years BY death and Was
sal'~ .' y, | have a seod
' "a laIf income, worth about
fe'n ps - ~ eood health My aEe
am sey loyaelc and nnd
v.rv lonely without a com
- snfefer > man With clean
w. M Aansr or sohaeeo 20 mar
-. .s',e-sae and enc who Is man
~ Fsrp how hoacly he 3 q he
~ slseng,h Of character 90
q .n.srhs AID honest ~ d. ee'i
~ssn ~ fellow man and az
- 4, & or 81 has ihe com
4 M, Il able 60 live from
,.~sme Of business onc who
= 4 ~ low 81 = sood woman
~. - "A comfort him at hts
s.,.las ana 10 poaF the 81 e pgsee
80 - trcuhled wares that rather
=. .,sssa him in ,he hours Of i'ael'.
- - the vora
- - .na an able % fulnli CIV
- psrt. SAINT home ~ Sod
1890 Il 10 be. a place q bar
- r.ss snA peace. filled with
=. ~ .hsre twa souls blend a. ene
=. hean = Subscriber lo foaf
- ~ ,Afse years and Take no
go know The star "a al
-, .sa may God bless your
-. - Z III yenr geod WORK
4 TRrE wIpow 80 1910
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

for msu are made II yicuna. ghe
moai comfortable are u padded
silk
Dc frame foF Building up the
fprhaa enlifafe a maaf ~ erin.
Nifh oF without q covering ~ false
hair
Owlus 60 ths foreign eFare for
ahghk iortais aled bus H are plch
iaE up Espd pieces fof nest year 5
wearing
wide velvet rihi,un mates The
ufu huW fur the collar u 10
kuogtec ia the middle wiihpu' icags
and The ends are drepl4 notched
The fad for netallic effect 10
seen in sfik pstiiensia. holiday nov
elites ahuwinR changrhaie sailors In
blue and sold AID Ersou and gold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

Dear Editor Your letters on
love and maifimony are becoming
liable dalls gies All CLASSES Of pro.
pir a medium through which they
may SET acquainted and better their
conditions q b true there are men
sud women who have little chance
Be- some walka nf llfe % nees their
eagais Seine may write from curi.
aaiiy and 0thefa arr alGeeFo. hnt
ludgiue from the way they write.
The Twias Viii igaf about suit
a.. a. tao 81 pc arr ia The aame
beat wiil isaYs it e. The star
io do the reaf Thanking sou Oar
che publication 70 this letter, al
dress III a.. Star office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

DANCE At pREAmLAho.
Dance tonight Admission free.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

Mfs. Mary Grace Quackenboa.
special United states deputy at.
l0fney. who did such splendid
work in The peonage cases, Is now
working on immigration condi-
lions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

Afser shampooiug blonde hair.
half the jaice ~ a lemon
sgueesed into the last rinalnx "a.
ter will cause the hair 70 dfy more
quickly and wiih iraa anarin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

Cash Is not necessary; $40
down and 81 a month takes
some al them In fact bring
what money YOU can spare as
first payment come Ia and
talk il over at once. Any
Piano in the store will be
sold upon two and a half 70
three years time, with no
advance iu price, excepting
simple interest computed
monthly, less each payment
made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

ma gsllm woald yon 1850 So
- isosn . su1ianssd WORKER hHt
- "a tsis ycn shst ! lcit i@o
$50 !. - 10 heeome 4 WORKER
s-s>.na Whs pald az ms exHenfea
"A ,IIaaad ~ So a month hat
Z ~ away faF three months at
. .srp Ana / kad nnihsns 70 90 So
j s.ssse la nned ! Was alek and
80 lxothlFss q my time a. The
kssss 0ne sDrsog had the nerve
{ - - 81 ihai allied nlc usa TIE
49, 4 sesns Asng - a. said he AZ
- i xEse aie zay attention Hn
- 81 spnslhsnk b % White
i - uas haraing J packed my
.rsl a. ssalfse. leayine a anis D.
~ sslalax abr ! was leayinE ard
e. / xcHit cot Gene back under
- elrrsmsaneez within three
fszf
4 nss oanA csrd she biegea' lose
z...s< Is hnsbard an1 friends bat
Il aia hese ana never felt better
~ IT, 9oaid NOT SO bsrk
hnI az Ags far al fhc men 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

MB Kate Walker has Kept The
lighthouse on Robbins reef, north
Of Staten island since the death 81
her husband. "a years ago. She mas
lived on the same spot ~ years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

ftt8f&fstssssAt :
psiEY MIMI. =
ex1kfzst. :
NlNaraA =
Cereal wifh Cream
sesamalsd fEgs 9Th Peppers 4
Rizln N9ilias Coffee =
niareF. :
clesr soap
Bsef Rasout =
Dclnaseo Potatoes :
slssmsa Squash =
Cshhaee salad :
aaels Fsiuefs. Jelly Sauce :
cuffee Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10
WOMEN
SUCCESS
'XXlINfYEESS

The English Royal Academy Of
Arts has given % Miss Marianne
Robiliard d gold medal the first
ever given to w0man by the acad'
envy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

tNpreF
1skNf Hash
bfsn and Butter
Piekitt Peaches
cekiea Tea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-10

Principally for the reason
that We got IT at our own
price. about hall what the
same instruments would
have cost as At the factory
Like the retail buyer. wc are
looking for bargains. Mr..
Lueorc was confronted by a
proposition Of either selling
these goods as a whole 10
some dealer. shipping the en-
tire stock 20 Los Angeles.
paying heavy frcights and
drayagc expenses or forfeit
ing the $1,000 bond which
he had put up as a guarantee
10 vacatc his building az TIA
coma on Dee 3lst. We made
a cash offer II was accept
ed We. IN turn. viii now
offer the public the most cx-
ccptioual bargains in Pianos
ever heard of IN this country.
Everything goes. nothing re-
served
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-08
GrunSeiseHtbnns : 6ppotbelen.
Gincinnati, 7. Oft.

Rtue 5ppotheten.
GIiis q. Setter on Wonar6 9. Ii
9. o., S2500.
2ioa ]. S.inr.r an q. s. grun,
boee. ST etc.
ernit ). 9arbir on Dpcming 6. Il
g. Co., $3833.
Jr,b. Robrlh.ib an 9bs q. u. pe'
isrs ReaItp Co.. $l050.
RottI Wlegie on gIeaidn! Ribg, q
Il. 6. Co., $500.
emma 8. SerboIo an 9sHpoms g
II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Dm. Wa. Rosu on Mcbapt Ger
man 81. Il. e. Co., $500.
Sohu gien an SouihfSe 6. u. v
Co., $3.50.
etspban Dbitnsp an Sas. o. Coo
per, $870.
Rpb. 6. Greer on Spbn R. SIC.
Gorpu, $1,000.
Wm. sestIsr on Green Str. go. {
g. IL. g. Co., $3.50.
John Wnsrs an Soutbsrn Ohio g
Il. z. Co., $4,000.
gseter gropts an Wercnn.iIe 3. u
6. Co., $4,000.
0etilste 8 Snpotheten.
seurp Gsdsr an gsusDus grsfp. Go
1888.
3. R. 8uIIues an Gas. O. Cooper
$1,000.
Geo. s. ReiiIinssr ON Gb. Qassl
$500.
Geo. Supin, an Jortporb 9. II. g.
Co.. $1,000.
Gla goriDin on Spring Grpp. 4pe
6. Il. .. Co., $1,000.
y. y. BRADFORD on Qra 3.sn.
$165.
ggma ). 5.rboIb on genoom.
y. II. 6. Co., $2500.
NSse y. 5epiti on 8. SO. grom'
tp.g. $4,000.
8. :. Stauperman On 6. Seben.
ftreii. $3.50.
gmil gIor on gropn. Ctr. q. 81
go. 2, $500.
Win. Wiuiauls on SIR. Sbumarb.
$500.
euen g. ardmer an ginc. 6. u. 9.
Co., $3.50.
Wlorn Roth On 4nberfon Gsrrp 9.
II. g. 60, $1,000.
Wlarp g. 80. Smiib on MiIforo 9.
u. 6. Co., $1150.
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Sie &renstirde in 9diielbori.

Dir epanseliide are,5firhe in
DuHeIborf. bic por aur5em einsetpeibt
tpurbe, III namentIit In ibrer Snnens
ousgeItoItuns cine Der prdhtisiien uno
intereiionieiten Hirden DiiIelborfs
unb iiberhaupt Der RbsinIank. sic
Iiegi. rein planmdBis senommen, iebr
siinitis on einem freisn pins i'm
norblihen Stabttbeil, an benz mehrere
Strobsn einlaufen. Riinitlsriid fpiro
fie einisermaben beeintr1ttigt burh
ben llmiianb. bob bic ben plub unb
bic n66iien Strabentbeile beieBenbsn
priuotsebduoe in ibrer b0hit 5tpeifeIs
bofien 4rhiteftur einen tpenia itilpoI.
len Dorftabtddrot.er trogen. gs III Elm
I'M Sinne Der 3entraItirne gebrunges
nes. absr tetnestptss bssbolb i6pers
fGqig nirienbes Weri romonii&.n
Stils aus eeIkm 6eilbronner Gonbs
itein. Die GhnerfdlIigteit ipirb sus
ndhit permieben burG ben fHIonfen
4ufitieg BON bier Geitentburmen. bic
einen md9tigen. iiber ber inkrn Rup,
pei fGDebenben Dierungstburrn umse.
ben. Rad btr eieenen @aubeimrti.
bung bes finifIeriId<n G90pftrS ber
Rir6e, beS Nesierunes sbdumeiferS a.
3. ~ G&tei&es II 0iids5bssf, nib
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8rlnS.isextbHHS' llebertralnnaea
Ginttnnati, 6 Z. Oft

Gam. .. Cooper an Gliie 81. R.g.tber,
% SUB an Suntinsion place, 81 etc.
Gam. WOIf on Gli5ah.b 9oppIer,
30 Jub on SrImble NDe., 81 etc.
Wldrp W. RbeuH an pbiIip G.nau.
10 4eres in Ss.t. 10. Grssn Up, 81
etc.
.. 6. GuicoIt an 3snrp u. goebm,
80 6ub an GairDiep 4ps.. 81 etc.
Jobn R. glc0oDon on Rob. 6.
Greer. 2 Cots an DooIter pite, 81 etc.
Glisabsib q. Durreu an German
Serobino. l go. on Woooburn 4pe.,
ST etc.
u. 20. Sopparb an WorD u. Bers
bin, Got 3 in WtoniebelIo unterab.bei-
lung, 81 etc.
gIi5abstb Compton an 9ruiiees of
eburt Of Disciples of gbriit, 10 Sub
on 4. Ctr. Wlt. 5enIibp. ST. etc.
Joriparb y. Ii. 6. 60. an so. 6.
GorntDea. Cots 2 unb 3 in Bea &
Stssls's untsrabtbeiluns Wpomins.
$4OO.
Sobn $. Isxr an RadeI Meaie, 3
Cots IN 5p. 5. Shulte's /. unterob<
tbelluns gu 9e.r port, 81 etc.
Sobn u. NcJnnes an Winneopolis
1rult Co.. 16 4der in Gett. 80,
Storrs Sp.. 81 etc.
minneapolis 1ruja 60. an ssobn u.
WeJnnes, 16 Qcres In bto., ST etc.
Barbara g. 9ose an Mi4oel mors
rllfep, 30 Sub an Mofbington ADe.,
2odlanb, 81 etc.
Warp Wi. Roea an Jobn 1ien, 25
Jub an glepsllpn Str. $1,000.
fath. Beenemon an Gbas. I.WaIs,
barn. 9bei! Der Got 1O4 inRobmopne,
81 etc.
1bos. $. Darbn Mbm.. an Oh. 9.
Roberts. 25 SUB an DuDib Ctr.
$1,000.
Jobn WenbeI u. u. an GbaS. Nebi,
8 Iots IN Guclib g. q. llnterabtbeis
lung, 81 sts.-
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ae6tfpre6urg nit Wus
lit b eglettung. Cine priQine4e
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