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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-10-13
The Lure OF Dress

In her work at Hull House, Jane
Adams finds, as do all who look al
human nature understandingly, tina,
dress is a tremendous stumbling.
block in the way of the young who
cannot make meagre pocketbooks an.
swer all the demands of rigid neces,
sity and the insistent. inherent long
ings for the pretty finery with which
other girls are bedecked.
In way, this subservience to dress
that strikes all classes in varying de.
grees, is not quite as indicative of
weakness and vanity as it seems; a,
least we have excuses to Offer: One
does so dislike to be apart from the
rest of the world, and # one happens
to be in the springtime of life, with
pulses throbbing in tune with the
city gaiety, every fiber of her being
reaching out for the rights of youth,
and nothing to grasp in the way OF
beauty, no chance to be like the gay
crowds about her, it is human IL
spirits are crushed a bit. 1t is not
the desire to wear finery for finery's
sake, but the natural impulse Of
youth to enjoy the tenderer, sweeter
things of womanhood, to dress as
Others do, to play and live as they do.
Miss Adams tells of a Polish girl
whose parents were poor and had no
conception of the strength of her re-
volt at the dark, heavy clothes she
was forced to wear all through the
summer months when the average
girl sets her heart upon light, dainty
things. The time came when enthu.
siasm to attend church picnic was
in the air and reached her. Blu,
those dark trappings were too much.
She thought and thought of the
pretty dresses the other girls would
wear-and then she stole five dollars
from her employer. She bought a
white dress, but the price was bitter
ly paid when she was turned from
home by her father, who returned
the money, but would no longer har-
Dor the girl. Who knows as to her
future? Miss Adams did not tell.
1t is hard for youth to reckon with
nothing but stern facts and it is easy
to understand how the little Polish
girl fell a victim to the natural long
ing for a white, summary dress, like
other girls wear"
Then there is the story of u young
Bohemian girl, who lived i'm crowd
ed, untidy home, where there was no
room for young men to call, no OPP
portunity for social life; but the de-
sire to play the part of hostess, to be
free and like the rest of her world
was so keen that she worked over
time and saved the excess of wages
ursl she had enough to hire for one
week a room with piano in it. For
brief few days she enjoyed her sor-
ry little fling, not tasting the real
pleasures of free home life, but path
etically showing the broad kinship
of human nature in its longings and
its feverish attempts to borrow some
of the joys of life.
Another girl who had left quiet
country home to seek her fortune In
Chicago soon found that her WORK
yielded only an occasional penny in
excess of her daily needs, and, in ad-
dition she was missing the "atten-
lions" that had come her way in the
little home town. What could she do?
If she had been cast in big mold
the thought never would have come
to her, but she was a lonesome girl
in great city, with an outpouring
OF natural lOngings and not an
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-10-13
Some Results From Advertising

AS result of exhibiting at land
show last year, Oliver M. Holmes,
secretary of the Great Falls, Mont,
Board of Commerce, has representa-
tives of Kentuck colony visiting
him this week, and 80 Kentucky fam
lilies are expected to settle on the dry
farming tracts near Great Falls.
That exhibit cars are good advertis-
ing was shown last week when 40
men intending to buy land visited
Billings and presented the card of an
attendant of an exhibit car and as a
result of the visit of the 40, the Bill
lings Land and Investment company
closed six deals for irrigated lands.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-10-13
Farms for Sale

51k res, 3 miles from Blackfoot,
on telephone line and mail route.
Orchard: well; buildings; all In
crops; good water right. Half mile
from beet loading station. Price
Sc, 10000.
Al acres, fenced and nearly all in
crops. ~ miles from town. Good
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-10-13
THE LOVERS
Revised by PHOEBE CARY

Revised by PHOEBE CARY
i,
Sally Salter, she was young teache
Who taught.
And her friend, Charlie Church, wa
a preacher
who praught,
Though his enemies called him
screecher
| Who scraught.
His heart when he saw her KEEP
| sinking,
! And sunk;
And his eye. meeting hers, begal
winking,
And wunk;
While she, in her turn, kept think
ing,
And thunk.
He fastened to WOO her,
And sweetly he wooed.
For his love grew
Until to a mountain 1t grewed. /. I,
And what he was longing to do
Then he decd.
In secret he wanted to speak,
And he spoke,
To seek with his lips
What his heart long had soke;
So he managed to let the truth leak,
And it loke.
v,
He asked he to ride to the church,
And she rode.
They SO sweetly did glide
That they both thought they glode.
And they came to the place to be tied
And were toed.
vi.
Then, "Homeward," he said; "Let
us drive"
And they drove;
And as soon as they wished to arrive,
They arrove.
For whatever he couldn't contrive
She controve.
The kiss he was trying to steal
Then he stole;
At the feet where he wanted to kneel
Then he knole;
And he said. II feel better than
Ever I fole."
VIII.
And they to each other kept clinging,
And chung;
While Time his swift circuit was
swinging,
And swung;
And this was the thing he was bring
ing,
And brung.
The man Sally wanted to catch
And had caught,
What she wanted from others to
snatch,
And had snaught,
Was the one that she now liked to
scratch,
And she scraught.
x.
And Charles warm love began
freezing,
And froze.
While he to teasing,
And cruelty he toze
The girl he wished to be squeezing,
And squoze.
XII.
'Whitch!" he cried, when she threat
ened to leave him
And left;
How could you deceive me
AS you have deceft?"
md she answered: 81 promised to
cleave,
And I've cleft"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-10-13

reaps in rocking chairs within four
walls, but they are hard realities to
the farmer"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-10-13

you are reasoning in circle, my
friend, when you ought to cut across
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1911-10-13
REASONING IN A CIRCLE

Or, Do Good Wagon Roads Pay?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

- Gin tpsrtboOuss qfsro. Giatns
tbum BON 3. s.. 6snbsrioil, Dantcn,
wurbs auf bem Gxlsifs Der 6. unb ..
gabn BON sinsm 3use in SiibsSsIIss
pue getontet.
- Die Dnptoner 5rsimuur.r tpsrs
ben an Der 6. unO Zine Sirabs sinsn
5Frsimaurertempc. trritten, hsiIeu
SautoIten $50, 900 bstraeea iolIsu.
Der untsre Tbcjl iol ais gantsitTadl
uno Der 2. Gtot fir 2os.r3pets elm.
aerthtet tperetr
alma as::sI, II Sabre oIt. ror
Der porn @pe., Bellevue, puroe Don
clnem grpben 6uHos in bic arme ee'
binen, ais its Ibrs angorasGate aus
ben aIausn oes ounoss rttteu polis
Bert Gerole tobte:s ben Dumb. Tis
Rate tpuroe boH osm 9unb in Der
Rltsn aebiHsr.
Ter gelepus Stabtroth bali
teuts qbsnb tire 9sridmmluno db uni
iptrosn Die anoe5ots fir grbobuna oel
Gsbduoe an bsr GairfieIo aps. gs0if,
net.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

aonIumenten cbns Woners sWetsr
$2S, ,621.2S. aonfnmeRten NIT Wafs
fer.Wettr $32. $500. 4216 GjebGns
be obne Dieter unb 2045 9ebdube nit
WetersW sWefiuns perben NIT WaHer
perforgt. 151 1926, 800 Gall. mdHer
iuurbsn bon GrobsRoniumsnten une
115,090.000 Gau. Wdfer Don ben
gsfpobntrn perbrauht. 100000, 600
Gua. WaiTer brau6te bic Stobt fur
offenilide Gsb6ubs. Shulbdufer,
ReiHisunesapsde etc. Der 9oidIDtrs
brduh betrdet 90 0au. WaHsr per
9ag unb Ginnpbnsr. 8erperiht ssigt.
oab oie neue Yumpmofhins nur bic
6dlfte Der aoblen brduht, ole
Die alte bolIeps pumpe. SIS, ,362.T7
tpuroen ben giIgungsfonossa saommiis
idrsn iiberpit'sn. Sniersiien duf
Bombs I'm getraes bon $26. .469 tpurs
ben be5ablt. Die 2otaIsinnabmsn
iino $68,776.44; ausgabsn $685.
1854. Sn Der aaHs bsfinosn iih
so Gents uebsrihub,
5ranf Sts9smunu uno Spbn
bon IT. 1homos, ap.. iiHb Don 2ouisa
pile, Sp., suriidestsbrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

Reifthpeisus. 4us aerSiss
treiien ipiro ssftrisxn: uniu Der
froblihsH Staar Der Rsilenben giebt
es unausftsblihe WsRitxn. Uon jols
ten. bic INNER fsalsdtts Nei!ey iin4
fen ODER BEN -ubsbtoiirftisen uno itiIs
ssHisbsnosn RsiienesH iostI6ncssn.
ipii ih nifi 'rtotn. Gtrobesu 0es
msinesfdbrlit abr Fnb folhe geuis.
bic iHs foupe ipuffn, ober bic Hb!e
AnsspohnRii baben, ibre syiibe onf
bic 9Gnl su lsgtn. Die Dattnng Der
Gpudsr Finbti nan msiit tn Der britt
ten uno pifrkn DassnilaHt; fie g.
torsn msiii ben dlitysn SobrsGnssn
an. Die Dubflsgsl finbti man mtii.
in Der eriien unb isnWoeen!Iofis:
iis slaubtn. In ibrem Gsbobren cine
s.piHs Dornsbmbeit Su perraibsu.
8tios unar:en fiHb fir ben Wiirtii,ns
ben nihi nur unappsiiilih uno f!0s
reno, ionosrn fie bcbtn du4 ihrt OF
fnhrtR. Dab ein bosisrienlpudeHctr
MsnIh mir bntsn ollt msbr cher
minbsr guiariiss Basillen i'm Wunos
- In iurssr .3kit ods eonje Qoupe
psrisuht. lissi Guf Der 0oHb. S6cn
manhsr bat fh sint 1ipbsbtris cher
luberiulois In Der Gilenbohn oeboit.
- 4ber aud, Der fonit sdhnisoe!te
unb ssbiiselis bsrr b. D.. Der ieinem
RahborpIcB bic 0hrs sriptih. isine
Sisfsi aufnshmen su biirfsr. III zine
gsfntr. CT atbi ni6t nur nuf BEN
garss.t. icnbsrn aud nuf Dtm re6t
srgisbistn G.raBsnf6mub. BEN g
bonn auf benz RnnbdrtiHeR abltpeitt.
0nr ftus. fd ncnn lpdkrtiH fem
Nisapis nit ben ndnbtn duf unp b.
icmms bonbgrsifli6en G4mut uno
Hattsritn an bic Qleiher uno odRos.
Wsib< Arten mub man bstdmpltn uHb
ersist<n. UlnH lpiro Ne olt IN Der
somHenbsn Rtifdaiion fiHbsA, Us
III gar nidi n6ibig. ii4 mh nieisH
gsuitn, bic auf TIRE Rltrsiisnbsn
sIsiien. psrf5nli4 siajnlddsn. Nan
bistet nur In nller Au@ bsn G&oHs
nsr. feline pfliNi - Than nnb bieie
osrrtn sur ilnser!onung i9tts uR.
tpokuii6eH xrtit<pt sMluAnlien.
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Qaum alanbli4.

Wenn bic 9eid9aloiaunsen. oN sts
fern abeno in Der GENERALIZATION ron
Der 17Snbrs nlttn Goiin bon gal!en'
burg aeesn ibren Batter. ben AZ Sabre
alien pogirsr Cute BON UaIienburg trs
bobsn lpurben, ouf Wabrheit beruben.
10 piirfie bon WolieHburg fur slns
longe Heibe BON Sabren Ins 3ah''
bauS lpanoern.
Der Daier peruriahts gsfisrnAbene
aeaen ott lIbr an Der Ode Der Jinf'
ten uno Wd!nut Gtrabe tinsn rieit'
aen TlenIhenauflauf. ais tr iein.
1otter, NIT Der CT 3ufallis<rrpeiis gu
Inmmsntrcf. pudie unb ibr yortuiris
iiber ihren qsbensnanbeI mntie. po'
lisihGhrober brahie oaspnor lhlieb'
Iif, asfolsi Don siner mad 6unperisu
aahiennenNenge, nuh Der etnirolItn'
sion Il. bier panbte fih pos Bloiihen
penn Dtseitip RpnH ertannie in Dor
Dnlknburg einen MoHn. Der fi4 per-
fdieben< Mlole bel Der pcli3ei ubei
ben onaeblih unmornlifhSn aebens.
,punbel Jeiner beiD<n 96hter beintpsri
bate, tpdbrenb Hohforfnungtn srga'
ben, bcb bic N6Dhen iid sbrlih ibl
Drcb perbienisn. Muf giitli4es gu
reben Der Heatnten mo4ts Ddlfn Dor
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Nerioual'V otyen.

h.rr R. stub. Der 3nrnlshr.r
oss Rorp Cincinnati 1urnrereIns unn
o,iter Der 6ifeutIiteu SpisIpIdss. triit
hsute cine Hsiit nnh bsm Often an.
Gein erftes 3isl III Die unipsrlItdi
oorparo. pp IT sinsn 1onsturlus lsIs
:su !pito. giubereem tuiu sr i'm G''sR
ocs EpitlpIab .B.Isu singehsno 'iu'
birtn, nm bier ttruaiat iuuHihsnsrsr'
tie Reuruugsn sinFuhren gu torHsn.
Serr ernf. g hmiot, Der btl
Der @ambrinus Gtot 60. zine Der
troutnsittuune sinHimmi, bat ositern
cine geiu6srtiie noh bsr dlttH otIs
maih anqstrstsn, bic sr, ieitosm sr 'is
por IA .Sohrsu ptrIdftH, nidt mix
Der seiehen bat.
5rl. 4mslic e III m q Tunter.
bic 5ohtsr oes be,annier gommiis =
Sionsbdnnlsrs Tunter, reitts sefiera
6errn Sreo. u. 9sthIsfs, sin,m
junotn e3sihdftsmarn pon AoInut
6ias, bic baHo gum gunbs. gaiior
Grnft 9ob BON Der Ct. 5obdnrss 9.'
mtinbe pom Utt AuburH, polycg BE
5rnuuna norouf I'm sttsrlitsH 9duie
Der grau', 203 ShiIIito Sirobs. elm:
folsnus 5ohseitsfttsr itattiauo. 2u
berfelben mar nuh Der in goiior,
WaF., anfaiiia, gfueer bss isHgsn
gb,mdnnss, gieo. gouis Te.hlefs,
hierherasfommfu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-07-13

ginss plosIi6sn 1obss itarb s.iisru
abtnb Der 60 5abrt oIts 9uhbdnhlfr
WilIiom .. Wbi.s, pon Ro. 312 Gem
trail Mpsnue. Der felt Iangen Suhren i'm
6ouit go. 315 Central dpenue Gin
aniiauriat betrieben battle. Bfise BE-
fano lid, geiiern absno gtssn ntun
llbr ouf tinsm S;rabtnbobnpdgtn Der
Gitsno 2ini.. ola er sipifhen bsr
Moinui uno Ulain Sirobt lautlos sn.
fammsHbraf. Tsr mdgen purbe uns
per3iisiit aHaehnlieH uno Whit.
purbe nit benz poliseiauiomobil
mad bem iidoiifhen 5oipiiaI ssbrats.
Der gmpfnnssar3i ionuie nur nod
ben bsrsiis siHssirpffenen lob fth'
iisIisn, nOrauf bic Gtide mad Der
Morgus iibsrfiihri fpuroe.
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Ghiparb Garter. shpnlns Nron.

Gbiparb Garter, 1bomas Bran,
non unb Con. Brdnnon, bret iur,at
Wl1nntr BON bier, irurben porgeitern
Nbeno tp1hreno bes 0eipittsrs nobs
SbIinsers Gartsn BON 9Itb, ipeIhes
In einen Baum fhlug. betdubt unb 5u
Boben sefhleuoert. Den 9emiihun.
gen zines Nrstes gsIans "a, bic BE-
idubten pieber gum 8epubtfein su
brinsen.
Jerome 4rnolb bon Cincinnati
uro Jrl. Bertha Wurtin bon WicoIes
tofun iperbsn nGhften Mittpot ben
gunb Der gbs ihIieBsn.
1reo. Dibmnnn unp srancss
Bebl bon Cincinnati tpuros geitsrn
bier ein Gsiratbsftein ptriptigert,
neil bic graui bier niti auidFia lit.
fig iit.
DDS 8runoeiesntbum in 6ams
ilton lpurbs fir geitsusrune auf $31,s :
300. 900 uno bas bsrpesIihs eigsns
thum BON aorporotipnen auf $43,s :
SZo, ,oSU abget tfdpt
Ter Wosenfobriioni Deter 6ed,
ipeldSr i'm TeSsmbtr isiHen 83. @ss
burtstag -f,iert, lpirb iih oemndaft
pon Feinsm @efhdft suriid5ithen, um
iid In ben Ruhsitano su ies.n.
Wihosl gonis, "A, uno e3ulid
C.sror, q. gsibe pon Wibb!stoipn.
er!anaisn eintn Seiraihsihein.
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sAlimm jmeeri2iet.

3m .Silosr Wloon4 fam ss esissrn
abtno irieotr sinmol su timer Stedx.
rel. Die aombot.dnisH marin BE-.
Garbiss Dopio Sones. Der nit sinem
RoiT.senofIsH Ramsns Grant JadfcH
in cine aontroptrIs strietb. bie in
JhdtIih.siien ausarisis unb paIuii tns
bette, bab Sodion bon sinem NeFtr
G,brauh mahis uno Sonss SismIih
bos surihtsis.
Sones fuuroe mad, oem ftdntiih.n
bofpitaI sebrahi, 100 bic 4er5ie feiis
iitlIien, bab tr Siihspunoen an ber
gruit. ON aopf unb ON Iinien 4rm
onopnestrossH bate. fobob f.iH 3us
ftanb siemIid, hbeHslih In. Jadfoa
befpsrtftsligis Dor BEN ginireffen bsr
ppli5ei feline 1iuhi unb ionnis fopeit
nod nihi oingf,fi ssnoht fpsroen.
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Ti. 5arbigs aIbtrt1 5obaipn uno
ibre RafitesRoFtn St.IIa gBiifon, bic
Dor einissr 1a9en cine Mite griies.
lei iufRnirt batisn. mabitH Fit ess
fern Dor Ridter goDs neraRtnorisn.
lie Milfon fpurbs tu $50 uHb 30
ten nerurtbsilt. ndhrsnb bic 5pnss
init Is gGgsn arbeitsbous unh sinsr
Gtloftrafe pon $25 btoad3i purbe
Tie Jpnss bate mad ihrtr 8trbaf,
tune btboupist, Dob Der go!isii. Din
arops ile bel Der gerhaftuns nit ois
psrisn 5ubtrittrn rsgaIirt bate. uni
modit bititrholb sin offisisIlts Der.
fabren atesn 5iagroue anbdRgia. bas
kute Dor Siderheiisoirsttor Smnl
sur 9srbdneiuna tommen ipirb. 1i:
anilass Qss,n 5ilsrops oarits jsbcd
nieesraei5lastn iptrbsn, pa bic gBilr
ion ipdbrtnb Der seiirisen 8trbano'
lung i'm poli5siesritt often einse
iiane. bnb fis ,E mar, bon Der OH
Sonss eetreien fpurbe.
Die VerhoHbIuna gegtn Gofp1rl
grabn BON 30. ESQ Beft 4. 4pt.. II
oefF,n Wohnuns sine ansabI gnuer
qieibtr'toffs gsfunbtn Durosn, BIZ
ana.bIid1 aus einsm ejii!srpogsn be
6. u. 8. gabn stfiohltn par.n, ipur
ot Bis gum Is. 5uli perftoben. I'm
ielben 5aee ipirD iih aud Geore
winiams psrnnttporisn mlfsn. Der II
g.rbinhlns NIT befem ansebIihsr
DiebIiahl psrbdfisi iporoen mar.
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p-~=--------~-%s ss~-~s ~-~ss -
EterbIidfeitsberid3t.

Sane 0rssorp, 60. 3738 Gosai
Ctr, Sdpdhe.
Charles ysoser, So, 8l6 yleaos
Ctr, 2eberperhar!ung.
1brsfs 1npis, 26, All Armorr
Gps., Storlahfieber.
allen Dinisrs. "a. gaosisp ape.,
5tr3leiosH.
Snfia gurfeu. AZ, 317 gRr5shnts
Ctr. 2ubersuiofe.
Wtrrarb Gullipdu. Is, $40 St Z,
Ipe., 1ubertulois.
aouis sels. "a, 9onspisip,
Ghpdfe.
alma aoeiter, 6, 1905 Hoa aps.,
birnhauieniSunoun9.
6enrn Saroinebaus. "a, 342s
Gpans place, GsbirnbIuien.
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Ir.por Strabs, eineenommen unb trdt
has neuperm6blte paar cine 9ohaeitss
reiie nan bent Rprbsn on.
- Der Irbeiter 8auDerein ernonnfe
asitsrn bic oerrsn s. Q. Ginnemann.
hid grate unb Senrp Selmeper ais
Qbihdbungs aommittee une anipolt
8. O. 6auI.pObI gum iuriitiftsn
Rot5esber.
= Ssrr Senrp Selmeper, Jlo. 80
MeIt 6. Gtrabe ipobnbaft, srlitt Dor
einigsu sagsn cine unbeoeutsnoe
Wunos am Iinten gstu uno leiost nun
an elmer 9lutpsrgiftuua. Gsr3tItde
SiiIfs purbe hsrbeigsrufsn.
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an ben unrenisn iamen sfpei farHs
ae Sirabenrdubtr. bic in Der Tienss
tag RAD, ben Sfdn,ipirih Gbarlss
Seio. pon Der mtWiron Gtrobs uno
Gianion 1peHus. an Der ggsleitoH
1ptnut. ndhe Der Tritien Sirnbs, be-
rnubtn poatsr. oelc idate oiegurfdsH
.urser 6onb in bic JIutt unb belt Is
niti sinnal fir noibie. ben Uorfol
Der golissi gu meIoeH. fobab bitter
ptrunaludts Ruubdnfad trfi burh tis
nen 3ufaa sur aeun.nib Der Beb6rbsn
eelousis.
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gaIsenburs IhIkbIih Mittkilunssn
iibsr bos Bensbmen ibrts Waters ihr
seseuiiber, bic ssrabtsu fcbauris ipos
rsn unb sur Jolss bdtttn, bob BON
DaIsenburg prompt eingeftsdt ipuros.
ipdhreno man Daifp ScrIdnfig tn3er'
atnbaft nnhm.
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RleiHe poliaeina6 6ridbten.

Gin peroGhtigtr gHrfhe Epuros
ssitern su iriihsr Stunbs an btr attsn
uno gins Sirabs pon otm polisiftsH
Qubn perbaftet. Ter 9srhafiste, otr
ieinen Ramtn als Jot Robgsrs ongnb
uno i.insr GrsI0run9 ndd oboahlos
III, bate cine ansabI Tie.rife in itis
nsm geiig. pdhrenb bic Shoutdftsn
ein.s in Der Hutbarfhaft beiinolIten
GsFh6fts aussufttiaIit seoffntt nor.
ben tporen. R0ossrs btshentrts
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Ti. emiFion Der 6ofpi.aIbon6s In
Der 6ote bon $500. 900. bic ME be-
reits berihtei. Der propibeni E0pings
gant & 1ruii 60. uno Der 1irma
greeo &c 60. pon 5taniaubitor grnit
pon gorgsn su btreH aHgebot Don
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fern Don ben gisttrn bersiis iibernoms
men unb bic obige Summs nurbs uns
psrsiielib an ben Siabii1osmeiiis,
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