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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
A BALLARD or TRUE WOMAN

hurst and respectfully rfoachfuy vet admiiney dedeate
10 Richard se Galienne( :. ~ -
Alone She faces death ii fight ,.... @'E# i.
That life may be upon the earth =
Sole priestess Of the aycien. rife J. :. 80.
The primal mystery. Of BIRTH r..: a.
Her hand our gropins lps that guides
To find their nurture at her breast
Through all the years suslans de cides,
Prevents, and holdsnsl 70 otu best
Her smile Madonnaikr auu prfes ,a.. e 1-s.
yv Sheron her sleeping babe dofh.bendf~sr or,
fs still the steadfast lidnp ami sure
Il That Lights gu fyes from end. e end .
Hef tears dear pearls OF pFce, that fall
For pity OF our childish pain,
In manhood the balm for all
Our wounds. and makt US whole again
Through all the sordd stress and strife
The grim persistent OF the real,
She walks thing ol Fight and fe
Clad in the robes Of The ideal
A thing apart enth-ored above
Our rude seethe and swirl
BY the sheer magic of her love
She lifts us 70 the Gates Of Pearl
We taste the fires OF hell indeed
Against her when stoop 10 sin
We cry for heaven in need
And who but she can lead us in
And shall this creature, tine and
From whom we d.aw our lives, our souls
Descend to fight with noise and bare
The vulgar battle ot he polls?
Shall She who stands for home and grace,
For all we worshi and revere
Forsake her old, God given place
To while all re hustngs jeer?
Shall she to whom power and praise,
Grasp vanly counterfeit?
In wordy warfare spend her days.
The while her children the street?
The hand that rocks the cradle rules
The world twas Iuth herself that wrote
Shall then. j. est for fools.
Lose this TO gain ar empty vote?
Shall her fair image leave its shrine.
in the market place be set?
Shall she honor divine
Become a shrieki l. suifragete?
Let her, the fever aud the fuss
Forsaking bear her part again,
TO mother us and marry ~
And first and last to make men?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
Q o c 6 O o . o G O @ O g g o {
q BETTYS CHIT CHAT
@ c @ c @ c C. c @ G GO @ ccc {

A woman who had heen served by
4 Japanese cook for some months
told me that while his wages were
high she was positive that he saved
~ least 81 on the weekly bills be-
cause of his skill in buying and his
methol OF using eyeiy scrap OF food
Y hich came into the house His re-
+ 'gerator was bare she declared;
there was never any left-overs to
be found-we ate them all in the most
uclicious iofm5. Probably the waste
can was quite as empty. for the lap
anese are thrifty, as are a few other
M ions.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

Hutchinson. Kss After trying
ioc.ors and different medicines for
xidney, bladder and rheumatic trou-
be Halls Texas Wonder cured me.
IL the best medicine on earth
Walter e. Perry. 20 s. Main street.
'old by all druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

James Strain, plant (c"~flan fof
The ]. +. Hill Construction cemg&a2.
has returned 70 Inc city sitter 4 brief
stay Al Sapnlpa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
Drying preparations simply dove.

op dry catarrh; they dry up the secretions,
which adhere 10 tho membrane and decom-
pose, causing a far more serious trouble
than the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid
oil driving inhalants, fumes, smokes and
snuils aud use that whrh ceanses. sooihes
and heals. Elys Cream Balm viii master
catarrh or cold in tho head easily and
Pleasantly All druggists sell the 80 cent
size. Ely Brothers, Sc Warren Street,
New York.
The Balm is used slithont pain, does moi
irritate or cause sieezing. II spreads its,l (
over an irritated and slgry surtace. relic :
~. inimesliataly ihn naintnl Inflammation.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

"Grstmill" Jones AYERS the only
class OF Republicans behind his can
didacy are just the rank and file.
jones claims to he short on generals
and thinks he has more troops than
the other aspiranis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

Cecil Nay of Oklahoma City is 70
become manager for the WellsFargo
Express company here. e. p. Parks
las resigned and will move to Mon
tana.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

STRONG PARTY FEELING

Every enthusiastic Democrat should
laad carefully the statements OF the
as 9iranls for governor. and note each
Of them desires 10 call attention TO
existing conditions Animosities
should not creep into the campaign
Tor better timber could not be intro
ducea 20 head The state gubernatorial
ticket and those men, broad and deep
adhere TO party principles that are
alive and OF vital Importance TO our
people
Democras must stand in the ap-
proaehing election for the consttu-
ton, proper enforcement Of laws and
proper men TO administer enforce
rent and stand true 10 all duties. The
Democratic principles are big enough
aid sufficient to suit the most exact.
ing. In administration OF duties there
VII he errors-there will be times
when We do not get all that we de-
sire but, in the main. We will 20 for,
Nerd, striving 10 conscientiously
serve the masses and give exact JUS
tice 10 all the workers for The great
new state.
Dt lot inose WnOm you WISH 10 see
lead ire state ticket. that is, II YOU
arc satisfied yourself that your fay.
critic is a man capable Of upholding
the argan.c law in contest, but be
sure 10 stand down in the line where,
with nominations all made. We may
fieht the common enemy.
For men 10 divide on the selection
OF party nominees Ia not hard to un-
derst spd-and. where proper regard
is haA tor the merits Of ali, makes
party nofs viriIe and aIso adds to
the interest taken IN Organization,
etc. In spife Of statements constant
Is mnde 6~d ltaraided aboiit thropyh
tbe agencies Of the Republican or
ganizaion. the differences between
Democrats Of this state as to proceed.
nre aud methods are few and apply
oElv 10 g.aall Number of men. The
pleai crank and file ~ our party
Nlll move with one purpose and con.
ii1ent OF reWil, on election lay.
4lis the aasfx.aais,laaof a si9en1ocrHts
Il Ii. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
> NllfI IlTUIff 20 IN e Nf'ftf HfIFfIsIIHt
u g7ts ssis vfsissoyy Il
aus lNTO NEW REcIoN

N-"'T ~ y h'~'
Industrial prog ress toward the tiers
of copniies west Of us this year should
be better than anv previous season.
New railroads are building. that great
aerlculinral belt TO be tapped with
The direct eastto.west artery Of com
uierce. difference 10 those people
o. large sums In freight traffic, mean
Ing, 100. that Guthrie viii and should
-. east.l be iLe eastern collecting
pelnt for that production. No bus'-
ness man should be unprepared for
this innovation II opens 4 trade
fsrritorr with an area larger than our
entire previous territory, and The rap.
~ lncfnasn IN population IN thar new
section bids US hnpo that ih'iee rs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

While other regions are getting
ready TO think of the springtime Ok
lahomans are enjoying that splendid
season.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

Wichita has cUficlpded. i0ii bectine
cilyfied. and remodel herself A com
hittee Should come TO Guthrie ana
get few pointers. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

With flying machines driving oyel
us, why not an aeroplane factory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

Some OF the newspapers in the.
southern part OF the state look as II
al OF the citizens wanted some sort
Nf an office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
~ the presence OF another young man
IN her spotless kitchen. Perhaps"
she thought now. he. thinks | am, az
ter .gettinE the fiowvrs from Tom"
sat, least. whether the two swlins
Tc9lst CHS wearing OF the yellow flow.
crs hS q personal lnsnlt or. whether

ge had other rehsofrs for ignoring
dior hitherto adored. ones, Norah
and Kace heard the opening stains
o. Come Back to Erin waited from
,he o-chestra without noticing the ap.
preach Of their usual partners.
Never long alone at ball. Norah
was soon whirling about the room in
he arms OF another admlrer And
from The way in which her soft Irish
hngh ippled in response pl bits Of
atty blarncy her partner Whispered
IN her ear she was conscious OF no
other man in the room She was pos
scssed of the inherent Irish quality
~ being all things to all people for
he lime being.
The bali waxed merry and valves
and iigs and two-steps and barn dane.
"a we're called off one after another.
bui Pat Dfasy never once sought Nor.
al as his partner. and she did not
know that his eyes followed her
through every iurn OF tue dance. II,
as he believed, she had deliberately
worn flowers and yellow flowers at
that sent her by his hated rival, she
must indeed have forgotten all that
to believed had been between them
II was late In the evening that an
irish reel was proposed. and the or.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

Good roads, 100, make business
good the year through and give the
farmer opportunitt'ro sell his pTpdhct
when he is ready. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

Let's have that big building and
have ii start rather early.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

But the question Is. was Flynn an.
thorzed 10 speak for Fields or the
common peepul?'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

Peach tree blooms may be out toe
soon for good of the order.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

Being both. a winter and summe
resort, the people OF sulphur can at
tend TO gardening in the spring and
thus prepare for the summer rush
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

Instead Of getting down with spring
fever, boost Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

II is to be hoped that boating and
fishing club started by Editor Amos
at Vinita is not also the bughouse
lie state is building over in that see
finn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

Big and little fish are waitin 10 be
caught.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

Are you frequently hoarse7 Do
You have thai annoying tickling In
yonr thf0aig Does your cough annoy
YOU al night. and do ron raise mn-
rms IN fbp morning? ll0 you want
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15
HOROSCOPE.
Wednesday, March to. 1910
Now for the skillul hand and Drain
A flaming plane pledges gain.

A flaming plane pledges gain.
Mars is in ecliptic conjunction with
the moon on his 18th day, The sign
ruling the moon being Gemini.
Acco ding 10 the a. rOlogical signs.
ihls DAY should prove TO De mos
helpful 10 he rational and intelleelu'
al faculties, exercising influence over
ihe brain, nerve ). hands and Tongue
most particularly.
Reason and reflection combined
with intui, ion, will carry away The
greatest prizes.
Human ears will be likely 10 listen
in such configurations and the day
hus may be assumed 10 be useful
for those who wish TO Introduce new
things 10 me public The efore ad-
yeriising, circuiarizing, canvassing
ana other efforts 10 sell merchandise
Of any kind or to promote affairs
should succeed
Schools. teaching, professional ac'
4iyiiias. ingenious ,rades and every
thing connected with wri ing are mn
der good astrological signs.
The health is well affected IN thls
perfud and those who are Ill should
md benefit from consulting physl-
clans or surgeons and travelling Tor
health Or beginning new mehods Oh
cure
Energetic or choleric persons must
guard against being harsh anA.'sin-
fee dno this day ~ '-ss9
-~Qusrre'. weapon. fare and wheeled
rhinss are nndeg Ngns today thas
warn Of danger. 49,
Tie period should be conductive. 10
great attempts and important under
iakings. but selfish or arrogant PEG.
ple are likely 10 fall because they
will incline 20 consider themselves as
more important than their work.
Anise. 6g. endive, iessalninc, rose.
pink. sage, epple samphi.e, dande-
lion, seaes.put.. Dslsapt Saprioots, as
parssss l,eef iehk. belofy7uoek and
drf t,r are soods herbs hnder Venus
today
The plane governing people with
this birth date often incline them TO
morbid self consciousness, making
them liable 10 fits OF unreasoning de-
preston and diseouragement They
will profit during the twelvemonth by
seeking open air recreation
Children are born Today under
planets that grant qnlckness of UNI
derstanding aud sympathy. making
them magnetic and powerful 10 mold
friends.
Are you Frequently hoarse? Do
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15


The average household in This c9uu-
tr. IS frightfulIy wasteful On an
ccstors brought stock of thrift TO
these shores and il must have been
Increased by the rough living forced
upon them. Generations have polish
cG il out Of our nature ill now a
thrifty pe-son of either sex is some
thing of a curiosity and regarded
with certain amount OF contempt. IF
cne does not care for the opinions Of
Otier tha virtue OF thrift is allowed
&C have its way even when money Is
easy, as in the case OF a man of my
acquaintance VINO hires his chauffeur
with a distinct understanding that
there are 10 be no rakeoffs. The
owner of the car buys all that is need
&C. and pays as he does other bills IN
lis living
His man may not like what he re-
"a ds as cioseness. but he respects
him fer his independence. The maid
who. is not allowed 10 waste in the
Hi chen may have a contempt for her
employer, but she also has feel.
Ing which In akin 10 respect for the
firmness displayed. There are scores
cf Ways In which scraps Of food may
b utih5Sd, and II tsca part ;of tho
iutyyvf mo to- discover and profit
H. Them. Sour mitk used 10 be an
i,iinQrtant element in cooking. aud
taere is no reason for throwing il
ha In =,
ing coffea car he made into telly for
d,sse or put into cake or frozen
Even tea leaves have use IN plant
lie
Housewives who think that they
cannot cook without lard alel 10 be
I,lied. for that is a luxury Iii, thess
DAYS Suei is much better dnd more.
wholesome. and OF bacon tat one new
el had enough to supply The demands
which could be made upon IT.. Bacon
/; standard breakfast dish indorsed
by the medical profession. and the
.at Is ratelv used II could be turned
inio soup if nothing else. A few
years ago undertook the study OF
Kitchen economy and | find II ex-
haustless. ! have learneksaomelhing
hui II Is snch small part of what
thero is TO learn. One has 10 live
al some distance flom the source
Cl supplies 10 realize how valuable
brains really are. More than one "a,
nous dish is the resnit of accident.
like The club sandwich. which repre-.
pted the contents Of Ike ice-box
iui together TO satisfy The appetite
ns hungry man. Brains Were NOT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

His man may not like what he re-
81 DE- as cioseness. but he respects
him fer his independence. The maid
wbo' is not allowed 10 waste in the
III chen NAV haua nnnt nnn nj for hor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-15

there is no reason for throwing il
away now The remains of the morn
ing coffea car he made into telly for
d, sse or put into cake or frozen.
Even tea leaves have a use in plant
lite.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24

@eniger Minuten @er3ogerung in
Ser 8ebanolung GINGER 5ale bon
@eudbuiten, eben rur sic 2ange Der
Set, sic es nimmt, 5u eirem Doftor
gu. geben, erpeiien itd oft gefabrlt@.
Ser ii6erite 8eg 1T, gbamberlain's
SuItenmittel I'M &auie gu balten, uno
BEL Sem er1ten Mn3eiden bon Group"
aebt Sem &inoe cine Do1is. MngeneBm
al nebmen uno beilt immer. @erfQut
BON ser Molitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24

Mebr 9eute nebmen ie0es Sabr So
leD's Nieren=@eilmittel. Sc miro Be.
tradtet als SOS pirfiamite Mittel fir
ale Mierer- nn6 8laien=8eidmer6en,
ons meoi5inii9es @i1ien anratben
fann. Solep's Meren-Weittel perbei,
felt lnregelmdBigfeiten, baut 6as Sp.
Item al1f uno itent perlorene 2ebens-
fraft mieber Der. Molitor Drug So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24

Ga Grippe Sdmer3en, melde oas
gan5e Spitem 6ur@oringen, Ga Grip
pc Suiten, mel9e reden u1o ousoeb.
men, meroen raid gebeiIt 6ur6 Goleps
@onep ano 9ar. SIT miIoe laratip,
idaolos ltno iider IN ieinen @irfun-
gen. Molitors Drug Store.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-05
Rleine Euli5einabri9ten.

- Gin Shleitbie5 sntpsnoste aus
Der Dobnung Der Gona Gping, 314
Gonsportb Strabe, SdmutiQten i'm
Wertbe bon $6S.
- Nus Der 4potbete bes Charles q.
Gosrtmepsr, gde Der 5. unb Ylum
Strabs, tpurbe in Der SamItua Nadt
Elm 9e3dItsr nit 20 Juuisbern i'm
Wertbe bon $40 enttpenoet. Der lsere
gebiItsr puro. fpGtsr Don cen goli3:s
iten Wsnt unb 9sttingsr in Der QueD
hintsr osm 5auIs SO. 320 DeIt Jiinite
Strube sefunoen.
- Gin 9ieb fties gsItsrn 2lbsno
oura Elm CbsrIi6t IN ole 0obnung
oes Sobn Wbal.n. Ro. 935 Quolotp
Ipuus, elm uro .rbeutete Shmu@iaz
den i'm Wertbe BON S52, ioipi. $45 in
gaar.
- Sobu Sbunnon BON Rp. 372
Baum Strabs itIisf seilern auf sinem
StubIe in Der Wirtbitaft BON So6n
5s.mann, so. 314 Sit 7. Strabe, eiu
unb mohte, als er srpat)te, Die Gnts
oedune. bag sr I'm $l2 beitohleH NOR,
ben mar.
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Eroteitantiider Waiicuuerein.

Sn Der oeitern Hahmittag itattasz
funbenen piertelidbrlidsn 9srIomms
lung oes 0eutfhen Nngsmein BRO
teitantiit1.n Waifenper.ins fubrte
prdiibent Quguit Steintomp ben Dor
iis, pdbr.nb setretdr Serb. Steiue
bad prototoairte. 4us benz geritte
beg Supsrintsnbenien Roie ging bers
Dor, oaB i'm 2aufs bes lesten 9iertels
iabrss Elm ainb in bic 4nitalt aufge>
nomm.n uno brei ainoer aus osriels
ben sntlaTsn puroen. 8eseHlpdrti3
befinben iit 81 ainoer in Der Nnitalt.
ndmli6 SO anaben uno % Widoden,
iotpie att nittr.giitrirte ainosr. 9ds
getraeen unb Der JleiB Der ainber
fparsn b.frisoieenb. 5err Roie ers
ftattete Isrner geriht tetreif5 oes I'm
fauss, Bel pelhem DOT einisen 5asen
bem tlsiu.n 12 Sabre alien artbur
Ioroemann nit einem Stub aus
einsm sylo6srtsefpebr bas rsdts 4uss
70 ihper p.rIeBt purbe, oab oaHel6e
ipdtsr snti.rnt iperben mubte. Nm
Dsibuattstage finbet beg Rutmitz
tags um 2.30 ubr nie iiblih Elm.
biibIds 1ei.r itatt, su pelher gersinsz
mitslieber unb Jreunb. beitens sins.z
laben iinb. Gefhenie sinsen Elm bon
@. 6. So.bnt, cine NdbmaIhin.; bon
bem Y.rsin ber aorinib.r Der Sobans
nsstirde in Mt. Iuburn See Cream;
BON Der Soanho. Wonufacturing 60.
Sabk Sauee; aims &c Doepts. Spiel
tpaaren; 5rau 5. 9duman. 5Dti3urs
tens; Doeider Bros, Gis Cream;
lrau areimsr. SUDDEN; Bauer st.
Cream Co.. Gis Cream unb auten;
gullod electric Co.. So; Jrau Jiiter,
gIt.r unb HsebIeport guilb, Fleis
bunssitiide unb Wsibseus. Den gss
bern puroe Der bsIt. 9ant bes Ser
eins ausgeiproden.
Die iibereiniiimmenben g.riht. e.5
Shdsmeiiters Seurp 2ubrmann unb
ces 5inan3 Sstr..Grs g. 5. Gam
bed lautsten: aaT.ubeitonb am l.
September $4413.21; Ginnahmen
S1149.94, 4ussabsr $475O.8O; sss
genpdrtig,r aaHsubsitanb $804.35.
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unbefannter Wann
Gon eine,n 3use iibcriaBrcn nnS &C.
tDbtef.

Sin unbefannter Wann tpuroe ges
itern 9ormittag nabe gulum citation
Bon einem 3uge Der 9. &c $. Gtfen.
bd6n iiberfabren unb auf Der Stele
setObtet. Die oeritiimmelte Gs:ae
Durbe auf Qnoronung oss goroners
nad Der Morgue gebraft. Der Ser
unglifte. in o:Nen alsibern ni6ts
oorgefunoen ipuroe, ipelhes iiber feline
Scentitdt QufIhlub geben tonnte, mar
unsefabr 80 Sabre aft, 5 5ub 10 3ou
grob, batte ountlsn Boabart, broune
Saare uno mar ettpd $50 pfunO
Idtper. Die stlsibung bss gobtsn mar
unter ben Rdoern beg Suges 10 ger
rtiien tporoen, baB iid lire geI4afsnz
belt ni6t ieitite1en lieb.
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Cria, oas Grab Der 6unoe
&pnitantiaspels.

Die eire ppramioe it.igt bas tIeine
Gilano aus oem Waramdrdmeer auF,
fell uno feliis. giuiam it's auF Der
Suiel; unlpirtbIib ODE. llno nm bat
Der soo isIne Burg bort aufgeIhlagen.
4ls mir uns - Elm sSreunb uno tth
- i'm Ruoerboot einem bolb3erfaIes
neu 2anounssltes ndhertsn. mar 3uerit
sein 3eihen irssno rpeltsn 9sbsns gu
isbeu. Damn trat Elm Wann aus elmer
.rbdrmIiten Siitte bsrpur, liiftste oen
srobsH ihparSsn Shlappbut, persog
srinieno oas Geiitt uno bot iia uns
ols 5ubrer an. Wenn mir aetommen
pdren, 10 msinte er, nm Die ounbe III
isbsn. 10 lei es bobe ,3sit gepsIsn. Ges
tern bate er nod ettpu fiinfsebn Stiit
aesGh!t, aber pb bic beute cue nod am
asb.n tpdren, piibts sr nidt gu iaqen.
Die 2uft mar BON Yerlpeiunqsa.s
ruh srfiilt, ba3u ihudrmten gan3e
3iige garitiser Jliegsn um uniere
aOpfe, 10 bob es einias llsberpinbuas
toitsts. benz Manns 81 foIgsn. Seine
Siitts bate er ieit 5lpei Monatsn inrs.
Sic mar BON einem bo6en Staheis
orabtsaun umgsten. Der CUR 4btpebr
seesn bic Sunbe ssoient bate. Dane
Zen lusen 5ipei Rieienhaufen bon neis
BEN, blsihsnoen Gnoten, unb in eini.
GER gntfernuns am Stranos gum Der
lhiffen fertis - Die !Siute BON 3aus
isnoen bon Sunoen. - 10000 gbicre
paren Dor bier Wionaten ndb Der ssn=
iel sebraht porosn. - 6ier bate Der
Cob RAID unb iiher searbeitst.
Wsr bate nod por einsm haIbea
Sabre abnen tonnen, bub benz felt
Sabrhunoerten bier einseIsienen @es
i4Isdt Der 6unpe Elm SdidloI b,i1ie-
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pertpxal'No oti3es.

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