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Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

Subscribers leaving the city tem-
DOraEily should have Tho Zee
mailed 20 them. Address win be
changed az often as requested.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
Around New York

nipples ON the Current o. Life
~ seen IN the Great American
Metropolis from nay 20 Day,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
PouItice for sweIIed Head.

WaH IbITteI JUuIHaI'
Comparison Of our average crop produc-
ton per acre with that OF European coun-
tries is still d good corrective for ma
tIonal swelled ihsad. -t aJ,g'-. d tI
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
Back to the Main Point.

baItinOf0 AHleIIedH'
The congressional committee on the, high
cost of living seems to have progressed
no farther than the conclusion that the
cost of living Is high.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

Lieutenant shackleton says that he
had no intention Of discovering the
pole. No imagination, either.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

That st, Louis divine who made the
statement that "Sal1u is the servant
Of God" is certainly wing the serv-
ant problem&too far.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

The Sioux City Tribune dilates edi-
torially under the caption. Attempt
on Norris Postmasters." Whose post
masters?
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
Commercial club

Trance that it will be really
G9dafellowship' dinner, it will add
tbs postscript; mo speeches over
five minutes"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

South Omaha people do not have to
look at the calendar to realize that
their city election is only ten days off.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

And Theodore Roosevelt will not
talk about "Pinchot either" which
must mean that conservation is in
cluded in politics.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
Selling an
New York Post.

N5W IUIh IV5Is
Mr., Norris of Nebraska has succeeded
In winning the bubble reputation at the
Cannon's mouth.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

About time Tor the Kaw river to 60
on another rampage.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

Anyone still clamoring for a sure
sign of spring must be so blind he does
not recognize 1t when he sees it.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

She looked up toward the man stand
ing back of her chair in the box at the
opera and said sweetly:
you may look over my shoulder
I'm looking both of them over and
they're all right was the response
Everybody'S Magazine.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

To put 1t In another way, bat" Nell
son has signed up for another licking
from Wolgast.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

"Be like the early bird, my son." ad-
vised the fond parent, land you will
catch the worm"
But the up-to-date youngster shrugged
"No early bird business for me-" he
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION.
George Tzschuck. treasurer Of the
Bee publishing Company. being, duIy
sworn, says that the actual NUMBER OF
full .eomplsie- copies Of The paily;
Morning, Evening and Sunday Bee prtntee
during the month Of February. 1917 was
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25
Do not use Soap, Naphtha,
Borax, Soda, Ammonia or,
Kerosene with GOLD DUSF

GOLD DUST has all desirable cleansing
qualities in perfectly harmless and lasting form.
The GOLD DUST Twins need no outside
help. No matter what you wish to ~clean-dishes,
clothes, pots and pans, floors and woodwork, re-
frigerator, bath room or what not, GOLD DUST
alone will do all the work-and do it better than
anything else.
More than that, GOLD DUST will do all the
hard part of the work
without your help, -
saving your strength
and temper.
GOLD DUST is a ~ him.
good, honest, vegeta- TM $~nL
bic oil soap in pow NHAvSW SSD|
dered form-scientif- SSs%%TA
ically combined with .
purifying ingredi- ssSN
ents of magic power. ''"""00 IO O0'rO"'' a" '"'~ ~T 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

CAV yer cat had kittens in the oven wud
they be loaves OF bread?" A wireless from
Ellis Island reported that VOL Fee, an
Irish Chinaman wearing a shamrock, had
landed from the White Star liner Celtic
no, Baltic. A native of China had been
taken from the second cabin Of the Baltic
to the island purely on the ground that
he was a native, as was evident by the
ships manifest. Naturally the boarding
inspector did not have time to take a
look at the China born suspect In the
hurry of the superficial inspection aboard
ship. 1t turned out that the detained man
did have a shamrock, but that he had no
Monaghan blood, He proved that he was
DR.. Charles J. Wolfe, native of China, of
Irish parentage. He had $40 and his fare
to a town in California where he will
practice, chiefly among the Chinese.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

Some indication Of the speed with which
the melting pot is at work in Greater
New York is supplied in the quarterly re-
port of the board of health for the period
ended June 80, 1909. During the preceding
three months the number Of births in the
city was 28,1S2, giving the high annual rate
OF A6 per 1000 Of the population. The
Number of children born to parents of
American nativity was 7,40S, and the num-
Der of births In which the mother alone
American was 1851. Taking the for
eign elements in our population, 1t ap-
pears that for every four children born to
parents both of whom are natives of Au-
stria, one child is born to an Austrian
mother and a non-Austrian father. In other
words, one out of every five Austrian wo-
men In New York marries a native Of some
other country than Austria. The same ratio
for Germans is roughly one out Of four; for
Irish, one out of three; for Swedes, one
out of three; for Russians and Poles,
one of twenty-five, and for Italians, one
out of seventy-five. In other words, the
two races to which Mrs. Zangwill chiefly
looks for Americas future in idealism and
the arts are at present putting a very
small quota in the melting pot. Taking
the figures for New York as a whole,
comments, the Evening Post, 1t would APP
pear that for every six women who marry
their fellow c%ountrymen one woman cuts
across national lines. But this rate calls
for a serious modification. The one Irish
woman out of three who carries a non
Irishman by birth is very apt to marry a
man of Irish descent, though of American
birth. The same will hold for Germans,
Scandinavians and others, The mixture
Of the bloods thus proceeds more slowly
than the mixture OF the nations.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

Kings borough, or Brooklyn. now claims
100000 persons as residing within it's
boundaries, and as residential sections Of
Manhattan are torn down or converted into
usine establishments nearly three
fourths of the ousted inhabitants find
their way to the Long Island ~boroughs.
While millions of dollars are being ex-
pended weekly in building construction in
Greater New York loans o n real estate
and advances for building purposes never
were easier to obtain. Not for many years,
it is reported from Brooklyn, has there
been such ample supplies Of funds for
mortgage investment. The supply never
seems to diminish, however active the de-
Scores of millions Of dollars worth Of
realty have changed hands in the bor-
ouBhs of Kings and Queens during the last
five years, and large tracts Of acreage
have become suddenly wealthy by the
sales Of their holdings at greatly advanced
rates.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-25

tf'' @Att Treasurer.
Subscribed in my presence and sworn to
before me this 2sth day Of FebLuary lSlV'
ROBERT HUNTER,
Notary Public.
The Coconino sun., 1910-03-25
Weather Report.

The following data for the week ending at 3 8. m. March 21 are furnished by Observer A. E. Hack ett, in charge of the local office of the U. s. Weather Bureau.
 The mean temperature of the week was AS 6 degrees. 8.9 degrees above normal. The highest tenn perature was 66 degrees on the 2lst, and the lowest, 22 de- grees on the 24th. The highest temperature recorded for the same period during the past F years was 68 degrees, in 1901. and the lowest, zero. in 1909.
 The total precipitation for the week was trace. The prevailing winds were from the northeast and the average cloudiness was 36 per cent.
The Coconino sun., 1910-03-25

FOR SALE OR RENT--The resi- dence property on the corner of Benton Ave. and Humphrey St. 10 rooms newly arranged and con- venient to the mill and Normal school, also a house of 8 rooms in the same locality. Will be sold cheap on easy terms. D. Wallace Feb. l.
The Coconino sun., 1910-03-25

CAPITAL for meritorious manu- featuring. and railroad enterprises. For particulars apply to Charles T.. Johnson & Co.,, suit 80 Warder Bldg, Washington. D. c.
The Coconino sun., 1910-03-25
Next Sunday is Easter Sunday

Attorney J. k. Jones was in Pres
 colt Monday on legal business. City Attorney George w. Gownel of Williams, was in Flagstaff or
 business yesterday.
 Dr, A. s. Scherman of Pittsburg Pa,. is recent arrival in Flagstaff and expects to remain indefinately
 City Marshall Wheeler received new baton through the mail from some unknown friend Wednesday.
 Mir. Thos. Mishon, chief construc- tion superintendent of fifteen miles of double tracking west of Wins low, was in the city Tuesday.
 $500 for a think. We want a good name for the new ice cream parlor. $500 cash for the best one. See adv W And Jones & Co.
 Mir Scott Mitchell. superintend- ent of the l.. c. Smith construction company, was in the city Tuesday looking over the affairs of the com pany here.
 Mrs. PaulWork and little daugh- ter returned from Illinois Thurs. day, where Mrs. Work had been 10 attend the funeral of her father.
 Bernard Black returned from a three months stay m Phoenix Tues. day Mrs. Black will return with in the next month.
 Mrs. J R. Treat recently re. ceived letter announcing the death of Miss Dagney Earlandsen, which occurred at her home in Feb. ruary.
 Les Hart returned Wednesday evening from his strenuous trip to New York. He refuses to deny anything and says everything his friends tells on him is true.
 James Byron returned Tuesday  evening from .Agua Calente, where he has been the past month boiling out several thousand twinges of The hot baths great ly benefited him and he will soon be the same old jolly Jim
 George Coffin returned last week from his ranch near Glendale. He is still sore and stiffened up from his recent broncho accident. but thinks he was exceedingly lucky to get off as easily as he did
 Grandpa Dave Lewis received a telegram Friday from Charles Art CTS at Winslow advising him of the arrival of little granddaughter at his home The telegram advised grandpa, grandma and aunties that all were doing well.
 Mesrss. Owens and Chisolm. of Flagstaff. have leased the trading post belonging to Mrs. J. Laurina Thyisng. They expect to make considerable improvements and en. large the capacity of the store etc. -Holbrook Argus
 Father Bernard of St. Michaels, Arizona. is the guest of Father Va bre and will assist him at Easter services next Sunday Father Der nard has been stationed at St for the past ten years.
 A delightful tea was given by Mrs. G. N. Baty land Mrs. R. E. Taylor. at the home of the fromer, Wednesday afternoon. Several features of the entertainment were quite novel and the afternoon was thoroughly enjoyed by those pres ent.
 MT Sidney Barron, supreme president of the Sociedad Zaragoza racantlu rnceiuad an invitafinn tn
The Coconino sun., 1910-03-25
Local and Personal

Dlstrlct Attorney Sleeves was m Williams Thursday on legal busi- ness.
 Fred Paul was in from Cliffs Monday with bad attack of tooth ache.
 Mr Harry Ausbury, the Anheuis- CT man of Winslow, was in the city Saturday
 S5 % for just a name w. And. Jones & Co. will pay it for the right one. See adv.
 Robert Pollock of Albuquerque N. M. is the guest of his brother T. E. Pollock. this week
 Mrs George Coffin and children were entertained last week in Wins low by Mrs. Dr. Sampson.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Everret came up from the south and were visiting friends in Flagstaff yesterday.
 Dr.. and Mrs Percival Lowell re- gently sailed for England and will remain in Europe for sometime.
 j ( Kelley the telegraphic juice jerker at Angel, was in the city Saturday himself making known.
 Edgar A. Brown is recovering from serious attack of grippe, from which he has been suffering for a couple weeks.
 Mrs. George Colton and little daughter Harriet. left Saturday for Prescott on couple weeks visit to Mrs Colton's parents.
 April Sth will be Arbor Day in accordance with the proclamation issued by Gov. Sloan, for Cocoinno, Navajo and Apache counties.
 Mir. H. j Donald. chief of the chemical department of the Hunter Drug Co. has leased the Chas. Cor ey residence on Railroad avenue.
 Dan Cronin is acting as city clerk temporarily during the ab sence of Chet Black who is with his wife in California for an opera tion.
 Dr. L. C. Sherwood is on a visit to Flagstaff. where she will attend her daughter Mrs Charlotta Rakel during d medical treatment St Johns Herald.
 The big steam shovel commenced active operations on the double track work Tuesday and from now on will shift hills and make smooth ground of them
 Frank Louder and family re- turned from Phoenix this week to remain. Nc. Louder has sold out his interests there and is pleased to be at home again.
 c. A. Van Ruff and force of painters and paper hangers left Monday for Williams to paint and redecorate Cashier Robinson's resi- dence in Williams.
 Mr. w. J Stephens left Tuesday for Kirkland. where he has secured employment as mechanic with a mining company and expect to re- main there the coming summer.
 Ranger L. E. Benedict was in the city from his district at Ash Fork Saturday He says range condi lions are exceptionally good in that country for this tune of the year
 County Treasurer J R Treat for warded Maricopa $700 S7 last week in payment of their pro rata share of transient sheep tax for the year 1909. The territorial tax was de- ducted and sent to the territorial
The Coconino sun., 1910-03-25
A Card to the Ladies of Flagstaff

Mrs. Wm. Carol will be out of town with her millinery and will return in few days with a fresh stock of Gage millinery and other French novelties will also be ready to Clean, dye and curl ostrich feathers.
 Thanking the ladies for their patronage, remain,
 MRS. VIM. CARROLL.
The Coconino sun., 1910-03-25

FOR RENT-Furnished House for small family. to rent commencing April lst. Apply to Mrs. P. Mich elbach. If.
The Coconino sun., 1910-03-25
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Advertisements under tnis mead VIII ls. in- ,erted ll the rats of ten cents per line for the drst Insertion. and five cents per line for each subsequent insertion an average Of five words making Q line,
The Coconino sun., 1910-03-25
MRS. VIM. CARROLL.

Vim. Mcintyre, the sheepman of Phoenix. was in town yesterday on business.
The Coconino sun., 1910-03-25
AVOID FRICTION

Science has not yet found a way to get rid of friction in ma chinery but there are methods in busi- mess to avoid it if you only use them.
The Coconino sun., 1910-03-25

For instance fruitful of friction in business dealing is the question of payments made-the time and amount easily avoided if you check against bank account There many other ways, questions of business law and procedure in which make it our business you. Most of them cost you nothing
 Why not let cooperate with you by opening count with us
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-30
ge,nn e5i. norr., sob IL al. nsr.

oDenn Sic tpolI.n. paB ich Gie Der.
itebe. fpretenSie iia osutli9 aus, sum
Rdt1ielratben bin id niht bergetomz
men,"
sd babe nihts gsIagt unb min
aud nidts eeioet baben. @eben Sic
ndH bem 9errenbaus uno frasen sic
nd6 Seiner 6obeit, pieIleiht bdbsnSie
Slid. Qtber ih CLAUDE nidt, bob gle
porgelaHen fperoen. Seooh ipiro sSbs
nen Der SbergiiterperrdIter bieGrloub.
nis ertbeilen. in ben gergipdiiern nab
Cob 5u fii1en, ober sic miiffen iin
beeilen, ionit fDnnten Sic iit iebr srs
tGlten. I'd, fpunbere mid iiberbuupt,
bab Sic fi6 ntdt cine 9eltnoere Sab
res3ett ausgefuht baben."
n8os periteben Gle ipisber niht,
gutter Wdnn. Wenn unten i'm 2hal bic
8epd'fer suFrieren, 10 IauIen aud bic
9Ghe in Der BERGEN IpdrliG, ia fie
periiegsn Oft quns uno i'd tunn bequen
duf Der sefrorenen gadiobIs meine
9tahforihungen onitellen."
(SortTetura fol1t.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-30
9 Dinbura, 4nfana 4uauit.

6 ebinburg. 4nfang auguit.
Vie mar id uur nddtliderpeiIe in
oteies eiHiams, oiiitere S6lob ge,om=
men3 Gins lpsite 6a[Ie umfing mid.
Geipenftiihss WipnbIidt fisl bur9 bic
8ogenieniter Quf bic Steinflieien bes
gooens. uno i9 eri6rai Dor meinem
elgeneH S6atteu. Gaite 2tnqit Dor
unbetonntem llnheil I6bmts mir bic
Glleber. uHpioerftebIih aber sog es
mid bic brsi.s Stitg. binauf. nit
pa4ienbsm Gntfesen laui6ts i4,
our6 bobe GGle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bsm
QBtoerbdu msiner 9rttts. bis lsiisr
SauteniIong unb bunlpfes Stimmsns
esfptrr on mein DIR brang. po9eus
ben Ser3ens tam ih In elm idb6nsetds
tsltes S6lafgeman NIT itibenem6ims
melbett. Die 9biir zines boranjiobsns
ben tIeinersn .3imners itnnb often.
Drinnen faB. in bllem 2ihterf9ims
me1, cine frobIihe 9ofelrunbe beim
Uta6le. &af Dem gbrenplose eins
Iunge Jrau BON t0uigIider SoltuHs
uno be3oubsrnoem Qkbreis, In einem
aietb bon GoIobrpfnt. nit ip.iBsr
9aIstrouis. Sbr Gegeniiber Elm Wann
nit braunsm &nebeIbart unb 3iibI6ns
oiiden Gefi4tsSiisen cine aaute i'm
Arm, ouber beiDsn nod mebrere 9as
men unb Serren tn fd5nuder RenniIs
ianceseponoung. pl0blib itiirmenges
tpaffnete beretn. erfiillen NIT gt3iidten
0olden bas 9smah. 9ifhe. Stiible.
Sonoelaber fallen. Der Gpielmann
tpiro berausgs3errt, burh bas S6lofs
simmer in ben 9orfanl eefhleift. 4ls
er bort unter sabllOfen Dolhitihen
bsrblutets, fisl binter ben fliihtenben
Beri6pOrern bas portnl frahenb ins
Sdlob uno unterslerpsnsittern ipndie
th auf. SD bate am Spdtnadnits
tag in ben biftoriiheH 0emG6ern bon
9olproDb geipeiIt, bic Setter, bie bort
am bellen 5ags um9eben, bdtitn mid
IN ibren 8ann ge3cg<n. Vdhts i'm
5puume fudten iie mid nit Der f6uu<
srlidsn Morbfssns beim, BE fi@ einit
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gur bas NertItpcle

Bat geitano, oenn bic Siiae fam Dor
Der BeIt nid,t eruis beiteben. tTaber
fcnrnt es, Dab bic Ct. Bernard aTali.
terpinen, ipelde Dor nicien ssnhrbun.
ber.en bon ben heilfun0igen ct.
@ernbnroiner Monflen aus ben ipirf.
fomIten geItnnotbeilen otftlgcr
QfI1nsIein gum eriten Wole berge,
IteIlt tpnronl, nod beute inlg5olfe 0as
oeroienie Mnieben iuirfiider arS.
neien fir ale Wnaen., 2eber. nno
gsierenIeioen geiieben. Sie enthnI.
ten feine iseIIben Gifte, tneIhe I'm.
fer elmer 3nferbiiIle perboraen per.
ben miifien, ionhern rii,r unperf1Iidie
beiIfr1ftige NfIonsenf1fte. fsiir 25
Gts. h allen &potbefen su baben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-30
GrHHoeig.HtbnRs Sgpotbetea.
gincinnati, %. 4ue.
Rsue 6npOtheten.


Grnsitins dig on !. u. 9ien. 5000
2. :. unb e. 3. GbDdrbs an
Wpooburn Qpe. 6. uro 3. 60. $1,000,
Qnnie Shnsioer an Central sSairs
mount .. unb 6. Go. $1,000.
pbiIip ao9 or u. 8. 2pnstep,
$2500.
3trisIbs an e. u. Cooper. $1,000.
Geo. Meier on Jlo3art 6. uu0 3,
60, $500.
Geo. uieier on Roie R.ier. $700.
9Dttlpb Wt1ier on 2ige Saf RedItb
SO. $3.50.
WanIep u. goncn an 8eetman Ctr.
3. uno 8. 60. 5000.
Rebemiab Mage an 6. G. aIiou.
$25OO.
5o9n Geritner On Gitp Sun gant.
$500.
GsttIgte 5ppotbeteR.
s. 9. e. DaITb an glo15ps'tern 9.
unb 6. So. $1750.
9dorla Dtuler an 'Sprlng Grooe
Goe. 9. uuo .. go. $1,000.
9erro RGnm an Columbia 3. unb
Q. 60. $4,000.
Gath. s. Sogou an Brighton gers
man gt. 60. $1,000.
CaDib QBoob an Stdr 3. u. SO. g
Go. $1,000.
DaItsr D. 0iit an IT. R. Gus
ibine. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-30

einft Iisbte bic Hinbtr. anbp He{Iie.
Das Gntelt0tterhen 2prb Sbrepss
burns. oes rittsrIihiten Der enaIiIthen
Gronoen, auf osren GhIoffern Glifu.
beth Die Derhabte Qebenbublsrin nouns
sebn Sabre lang esfaneen belt do
lange bis Vtaria inne tpurne, bab Der
Neg in bic f5rsibeit nur iiber GliIa.
betbs leihe fibre unb Der 8erIuh, ibn
einsufnIoeen, lie bem 6enter iiberlie.
ferte) fhIieF uno fpsiiis BON ibrem pisrs
ten Sabre db NIT Worid, bic bic aleine
bofiihsn QnItono lebrte uno inn Spiel
nit ihr 3roit iunte uHb 3eitoertrsib
fanb. sic bat einsn fhoner Gnafen
nno i6 bin nur Elm oiirrer Stamm"
bate GIiidbetb srbleiheno dusaerufen,
als einIt bic Rahriht bon Warias Ris@
oertunft aus Gbinburg nn1 Gcnoon
fam. Sic IN Elm biirrer Stdmm ees
bliebsn bis an ihr Gnne. lie iiber<
iuunbens. in ben Gtnub aetrstens, NIT
blutiaer Shidfaisironie i'm blobsn lin.
terrod entbnuptfie Woriu ipurbe Elm
Guel bes 2ebsns. Sbrsm Gobne fisl
ons s3epter su, bas Der Cob Der griiens
t6niein aus Der 5dnb itlug, unb bas
StudrtbIut, tpomit bsren bartes llrs
tkil ods Sddffot BON fSotheringban
beipriste, flisBt beute in ben aoern Der
msiiten 5broninbober bon europa.
Gonrao b. 3ebIis.
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idtptnbelte ibr por ben Qugsn, oenn bd
itanpen 3 tpei geItalten. RuboIf fiibrz
te ietne gegletterin raid gu ibr bin
uno rief, baB Der frpbe Spn an ben
Wonoen tpieoertldng: r8a lit Sobonz
ma Wsutter, ba bait 8u iis, iie 1T
nletnl"
Die Jrau 3ous Snfpettorin nolIte
auffpringen, tpollte einen Gnir MAIDEN,
pollte fhreien uno tbre 0dnbe na9 III
rem Sobne ousi!reden, aber iie mar
tpie aeId6mt. Dds reiae nprnebme
5rGuIein tniets neben i6rem gtubolf,
ibre @rme umfaBten lie, uno tie fab 10
gut uno lieb unb fanft aus; Die burte
raube Gtimmc tIang 10 IiiB, uno aIS
iie Idgts: va bin ih, bette Mutter,
nebmen Gte mid an Sbr niitterlihes
Ser3, id min cine quite Sp8ter iein!"
-bu Iant Elm gunaer 6tmmel poa 2iez
BE in bic 8ruIt Der oltsn 5rau. sic
faBte bic a0pfe Der bsioen beQ!iidten
Beien, iie iab fie an unb beeriff es
tdum. Die alten Singer 8ttterten, nor
gepegung tonnte lie taum Iprehen;
nur gebro6en rangen it6 bic Wprte
berbDr: rMeine atnber, meiue Ser
8ensttnber! Segen, Segen iiber Gu6!"
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0rRRssiseatbnms ll.bertrasnHssn
Gintinnuti, %. Mug.

V ! ~ ~ IL u . %-Ds <AAA.
SoIepb s. Sbism an gnoreD 6.
WttheI, cine Got an oer Carthage gite.
81 etc.
Srene .. SiiTor on 6snrn Rdfe.
tamp, cine Got an oer CrIdno Strabe.
$500.
@. SO. Cooper an 9bilip Rod, cine
Got an Der Jdirpielp gpeuus. 81 etc.
Barrier 0idfon an Wm. u. &eaoin,
eine Got an Der 9orter Qpenue. 81 etc.
3ubio Wooo on Gjeo. Weier, cine
Got an Der 2inben Ipenue, Satlep.
81 etc.
Jane 6. WiIe on Marp 6. So6ns
ion, cine Got an Der Qincoln 4penue.
0eIbi. 81 etc.
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Der Serbft traf oas iunge gaar am
8enfersSee. Sn Der 0dbe bon Woaz
treur betpobnte Der bsutIte 9ottor mi!
ieiner tleinen SSrau zines Der IiebIihz
iten 2anobduier, bic bort, BON 8rus
naten uno Mnrtben beIhottet, 3ers
Itreut an en- 4bbdngen urb 9uten oe8
SSorat unb bes herrIihIten aIIer Seen
ltegen. Gs mar i'm Sttober, ais emit
mails Der MbenbI6ein uuf bic Idimz
mernoe, nit 3auberti6en Qi6treFIeren
iibergoITene WaFerFIdde fieI. Die
9inbIerets itieqen nit ibren tiibnen,
itnesigen SpiBen in ben tlarer 5ims
mel, unb runb lumber ihiitteIte ein
mariner Quftbaut gdume uno &Ius
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aus, uno Iber Steine uno Ste!nitufsu
elite cine tIsine beberoe Fran Inn erts
ge9en, Die I6on BON Wtitem ihr 8us
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muBt i'm Ieien!"
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uno Sobannu, uno lie pe6r;en e i6m
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itstte ibm ben aufgsfdIogenen 9risi
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unb legte ben 4rm Inn ieinen Sais.
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