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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-10
Shoe H.&F. Store
.C.A.Hagberg, 124E. Main
OLD OFFENDER ARRESTED.
h. Harper Receives Fine Of $10-Two
Others Get Thirty Days in Coun-
S.x 1~:t

Harry Harper Of Fairfield, an old
offender, was taken in custody again
last evening for intoxication Harper is
a full-fledged Boston fan and was cell
ebrating their victory, but he went too
far. When arraigned this morning he
pleaded guilty to the charge and re-
ceived a fine Of $40. He paid half Of the
fine and upon his promise to pay the
remainder in few days was allowed to
return to his home. Mickey MCGEE and
Ernest White received thirty days each
in the county Jail when arraigned yes
terday afternoon on the charge Of
beating their board bill. They entered
a local restaurant and after ordering
two suppers, refused to pay for them,
telling the proprietor that they We're
without funds
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-10
E.U EAstivai at Oskaloosa,

Oskaloosa, Oct 8.-The Mahaska
fall festival and old settlers reunion
has been extended and enlarged. The
program will cover a period OF two
full days. 1t will be reunion and a
home coming worthy OF attention.
.Oskaloosa business men met with
committeeman Monday morning ct
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-10
Abba an dspent Sunday with relatives

Abba an dspent Sunday Win relatives
in Eddyville.
Mrs. 0. A. Lingren Of Minneapolis,
Mimi. arrived in Eddyville Saturday
for an extended visit at the home Of
her father. Thos. Voorhees,.
Mrs G. Shipley has returned to her
home at Clio, after ten weeks visit
at the home of her niece, Mrs. John
Fleetwood.
I. s. Burton spent Sunday with
his parents at Hampton.
Mrs. James Bowles Of Nevada, who
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-10

the directors room In the Oskaloosa
National bank building and the de-
cision to make the celebration q two
days affair was reached The off,
cial title was also adopted as the Ma
haska fall festival and old settlers re-
union. Dates chosen for the celebra.
ton are Wednesday and Thursday,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-10-10
ME II.

We want you to remember
that we sell the best lines of
Mems medium priced Dress
or Work Shoes made in the
world. Made by skilled union
labor, under fair conditions,
and not costing you any
more than inferior and un-
fair goods.
We are exclusive agents
for the old reliable w. L..
Douglas Shoes at So, $3.50,
$500 up to $500. Y.
AS stylish as any make,
as good wearing, if not bet
ter than those costing much
more, and every pair bear
ing the union label.
We are agents for four
other lines Of Mems Shoes
of national reputation.
The Lamar register., 1912-06-05

Il want to thank you from the
bottom of my heart" wrote c. b.
RAIDER of Lewisburg. w. Va. for
the wonderful double benefit got
from Electric Bitters. in curing me
OF both a severe case of stomach
trouble and of rheumatism. from
which / had been an almost help
less sufferer for ten years. 1t suit
ed my case as though made just
for me-" For dyspepsia, indiges-
ton. jaundice. and to rid the sys-
TEN of kidney poisons that cause
rheumatism, Electric Bitters have
no equal. Try them. Every bot
tie is guaranteed to satisfy. Only
soc at N. N. McLean's. the Old
Reliable Druggist.
The Lamar register., 1912-06-05

look with horror on skin erup-
tions. biotches, sores or pimples.
They don't have them. nor will
anyone who uses Buckien's Arnica
Salve. 1t glorifies the face. &c
zema or salt rheum vanish before
1t. 1t cures sore lips, chilblans.
chapped hands: heals burns. cuts
and bruises. Unequaled for piles.
Only Csc at N. N. McLean's the Old
Reliable Druggist.
The Lamar register., 1912-06-05
k,na George In Peril.

King George 10 interested in the n.
tempt to raise tobacco on Enrlish
soil. few yearr ago an Irish mem.
bsr suggested to John Burns that the
king. then prince of Wales. should be
asked to smoke a cigar Of Irish to.
bacco. mo-" said Mr.. Burns, 1T ID
the duly Of his majesty's ministers to
protect the Leir to the throne from
assassination. Pail Mall 0axetta
ffl TErtrI-lli tHerySV
The Lamar register., 1912-06-05
Stove Wood

Wood in stove lengths in 10 cord
lots at $500 per cord: in 5 cord
lots at $2.25 and less than cords
$3.50 delivered for cash. In the
next IS to 80 days.
LAMAR SEED CO.
The Lamar register., 1912-06-05

hslplnO he PoeN Z.
aave you NO frisads to help yo1r
Z have some kind friends, but they
61nsA their gifts. get I'VE turkeys
TAanksgiving anA nothing curing tie
~ q ~ yoa4.s
The Lamar register., 1912-06-05
Cured Mn.

Cured Hlm.
Narts-By he way. ed naa. how
aboat hat cure for partial badness
you tyisdf D1d Il woekf
Pazks-Yoa bsti IN sanrsly
~ nOW.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-17

Quart jar of assorted
pickles. 10 stamps, 25c
One dozen boxes safety
matches ......-.. So
Cleaned currants and 10
stamps, lib. ......l2lao
, pkgs. Toasto corn
flakes and 10 sips. asc
Benefits Capitol ex-
tract. 20 sips, bot. lec
Van Houten's cocoa and
) stamps, can -. .15c
5 lbs clean hand-picked
navy beans ...... 26e
Glib. roll Premium butt
terine for sac
Horseradish and 5 SIPS
bottle for ........loc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-17
Land Seekers Are
Flocking Out West

Western land seekers are numerous
around Omaha. the morning trains having
brought In large numbers. Yesterday was
one OF the dates when cheap rates for
travelling is made. A party Of thirty came
in from Illinois. destined of the northwest
part OF Nebraska. and a stu larger bunch
arrived. destined for the homestead lands
in Bennett and Mellette counties, South
Dakota.
Roads TO the north took out several par
lies TO Canada. but Il was noticeable that
there we're not 30 many going to the
far north as last spring. The south got
a fair proportion Of those who arrived
but the majority Of them went west.
As yesterday was the last Of the season
on which the Union Pacific sends colon
Isl trains TO the Pacific coast. II had
something 10 do with the influx Of travel
ere. This train went out with eleven sleep
crs carrying 20 passengers. with Fred b.
Philpott OF the Travel bureau In charge.
going direct TO San Francisco.
Northwestern No. . came In two Sec
tions, having eleven carloads Of people
for California; three for Washington,
Oregon and idaho and one for western
Nebraska. The majority Of them were
land seekers from Illinois and Indiana. 4
great many being farmers who have sold
out and arc going west to invest In
cheaper land.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-17
May Festival for
Schools Abandoned

The May festival for the girls Of the
graded schools has been abandoned.
Athletic Director earns and superinsend-
ent Graft say the work was becoming too
heavy to carry In conjunction with rcgu-
lar school duties.
This change has also affected the an
nual spring athletic meet OF the boys
The date has been postpoaed from the
middle Of May to June /. Thlrty-three
captains OF athletic squads in the school
met with Prof. earns this morning to
further arrangements for the meet
Boys have been notified that they may
start garden clubs N interested In agri-
culture. This work viii be competitive
and prizes will be awarded TO those
growing she best produce. The gardening
must be doNe on other than school ground
Entries for the June meet viii be
closed MAY !. There are a large number
Of eEsrenss and practically every school
will be represented by q thoroughly
trained squad.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-17
BRANDEIS STORES
ELECTRICIANS MEETING HERE
State Association Starts with Ses-
sion at the Hotel Loyal.
MANY ARE IN ATTENDANCE
Mayor Dahlman Delivers Address of
Welcome and President Hold
rese Respends--Dr .Hoi-
Istsr ON Care of Injured.

The fifth annual convention OF the Nc
braska Electrical association opened Tues
day morning at the Loyal hotel. A big room
In the hotel building at the corner OF
sixteenth and Davenport streets Is being
used for the meetings.
[. An address of welcome BY Mayor Dahl
man. an address by President II. A.
Holdroge and paper on Meter Test
ms" by H.. o. Hampson were features
Of thu. first meeting.
Dr. Robert r. HOLSTER began the after
noon session with paper on Care OF
Persons Injured by Electric Shock" n
r. starr OF Council Bluffs talked OF
Street Lighting BY Means OF Flaming
Arc Lights and street Lighting BY
Means OF Clusters OF Tungsten Lamps"
was the topic Of a paper by l.. J.
schwingei OF Hoidrege.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-17
WILL INVESTIGATE HOSPITAL
City Council vexed at Work on Old
Anna Wilson House.
NO SYSTEM SHOWN IN THE WORK
pendensiy and Must Waste En-
ergy and Money Already
Expended ON job.

Condition in the city emergency hos
pitsl. left by the will Of the late Anna
Wilson, may call for Investigation by
the city council and a radical re-arrange-
ment Of the methods now being employed
by the health department and the council
in remodeling the structure
conditions are simply frightful," said
Councilman NJ. +. Funksouser TO the
committee Of the whole Monday after
noon. There's no head 10 the eonstruc-
ton work and everything Is in 9 middle
Bids have been received for installing
a dumb waiter, building outside stairs
ard painting and laying new floors. II
developed during the discussion that con-
siderable Rork done az the hospital pre-
viousIy had been torn out or must be
torn out and done over.
Contractors have been working indie
pendentiy and their ideas conflict. so
that there Is no harmony In the work
they do. At the present rate OF remodel
ing the opening of the hospital may be
delayed indefinitely.
All bids and offers received by the
AOuthll uAfE tcN1h itAtAANN w - 49,.
mittee and before anything further, is
done bids will be advertised for. coun-
cilmen are nearly unanimous in adyo-
eating a change OF the methods nov
being used. placing somebody in charge
and eliminating further expensive errors.
Upon the. return Of Health Commits
sioner r. W. Cornell from a recent visit
90 the east where he investigated emer-
rency hispitals he found that less money
would be needed 10 repair the Anna
Wilson property than was At first thought
necessary.
However, work has Jagged, nothing
definite has been accomplished and little
Is expected until somebody knows what
ought 20 be done and VIII see that u
is done. Is put in charge
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-17
Order Steel Rails
for Union Pacific

Hartman lines have ordered saooo tons
Of steel rails for use In improving tracks
this summer. The orders are divided
among the Colorado Fuel and Iron com
psny, The lines already have on hand
Sufficient rails for construction work on
new lines up 10 June J.. The policy Of
double tracking the Union-centrai Pacific
line from Omaha 10 San Francisco was
adopted some time ago. but how much
viii be expended on this during the sea-
son has not been determined.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-17
MEMBERSHIP EXTENDED
BY COMMERCIAL CLUB

The Commercial club has extended to
al eligible residents In Douglas county
admission to the club under nonresidence
provisions Under this bylaw w. r.
Wezkiey Of Valley was made nonrssf
dent member. Other members admitted
are Rev. J. g. shick. pastor Of Mccahe
Methodist church: w. Mcknight. c p
Noser. o. o. Fslconer and W. G. Gregory.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-17

Beck Christensen Realty company, slo6
South sixteenth street. brick fiat, 300:
same. 3lQl South sixteenth street. brick
flat, 1900: samae. 1901 Hamilton street.
frame dwelling, 500; Fred vogel, 70l Pa
cific street. brick store, Alooos Martha /.
Hart, SIS North Forty-first street, frame
dwelling, nboo. Mrs. Marion Scott ct al.
1919 Douglas street. alterations and re-
pairs, sl,2oo; Hastings a Heyden. 1918
Spring street. frame dwelling. 1850: Has
tings q Heyden. sssa Maple street. frame
dwelling. s2,eoo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-17
GROVE WHARTON COMPANY
BUYS LAND TO De PLATED

The Grove Wharton Construction com
szny has purchased thirty acres Of land
IN Benson. east Of the orphansse road.
On the north Military road. John d.
Creighton vas the owner Of the land.
which vas sold for him By A. P. Turkey
& son- Fifty Thousand dollars was The
xrsee paid. The land VIII be plated in
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-17

For Notion Wednesday
women.s and chiidren's i5c pin-on hose support
.ers All colors pair A. &c
3 six yards to the bolt Wednesday .....,... log
loo bolts of finishing braid ..,...............eo
Wire hair pins, package ..........,...... 10
&c cards nickel plated safety pins. all sizes, z
4 spools darning cotton for ..................b 30
&c boxes Jet pins. Wednesday 49,. ........ 10
200-yard spools machine thread, all numbers,
either black or white. Wednesday a for 30
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-17
IL lbs. Granulated Sugar. ST.
And Other Pure Food Specials for Wednesday

Flower and vegetable
seeds, pkg. ..-.2lSc
Blue Label catsup and
20 stamps. bottle &c
Benefits Capitol pears
and 20 stamps. can 25o
Sniders salad dressing
and 20 stamps. bot. 15c
2 cans Evergreen corn
and 10 stan ps -. 200
Quart bottle, cider or
malt vinegar and 10
stamps for 1870. zoo
-Four cakes York hose
or Violet toilet soap
Tor ..........s. 3oc
6 cakes Electric Spark
soap and 10 SIPS. asc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-17

Z, Bpor appetite Is sure sign Of impaired
Dufion- A few doses Of chamberiain's
Uur1ach and LAYER Tablets viii strength
- So1r digestion and improve your sp-
~. Thousands have been benefited BY
~ these Tablets. Sold b. al dealers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
Grfrculidle HQfjrthtcit

fpnrmen bon Or. s. Z. Gurti2S bon
Gluight, AnuS. Gr i6reibt: sd babe
nidIt nm piclc mcincr Y%atientcn bon
%Ihlinmneu NnfIlcn BON Gc5ema nit
electric &ittcra ~turirt, ionbcrn ~furirte
midh ielGir bon ciucm GnfaQ bcriclben
Arnnfbcit mittclS Oicier Wtcbi3iu. Sd
bin ii6cr, huB electric 8tttcr5 III
irgcub tiuem 6uac bon Gc5cma bcIieu
lpirb." Nicic5 Sciat, mas Souicnbc
bclpieicu babcu. ndB electric 8ittcrS
Gin luirfinmcr @lutrciuigcr lit. IS lit
Gin allogc3cihnctc3 Neilmittcl iilr
gcScmo, 5cttcr, Snl3iluB, ocihlpiirc
lmb citcruoc &rmocu. G2 rcgt Die
ScDcr, Sic Nicreu mn Die GinGcrDeibc
ihciDct bic @iitc aus, hilit Der
&crHdmmg umo frGftigt Den A6rpcr.
y}rcia 80 Gents. 3ufricbcnitcQllnA
Qdrautirt bon 3. W. Nucte, G5G
Main Str.. Dubuque. Splpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
ShlGgt eincu Ingriff oes SpbeS
Suriif.

~%or iiilri Snbren iagtcu mir 3pci
Icr5tc, hGB ih uur nod 5luci Sabre
ju Icbcn bdtrc." 9icic bcGngitigeube
Ill5iUQt IuurDc upn Stilmnn @rccn
Don Nulnhitc, GnIo., gcnutt. oSic
ingtcn mir. DoB i1 an Der Shruinb>
illd,t ,tcrbcn iucrNt. Sd cntiuloB
midi. tic bette @ungcmntcbi5in 81 Der
iud'cu IND ib bcQuun 9r. Sings Mem
Ni3coUern III Qcbruudcn. IS mar
gut. hub ih Dies that. "a ih jcBi
orbcitr uuO Nlnuhc, nuB il mcin %cbcn
piticm rmptrglcitlidcn 0eilmittcl iilr
&,ul7s uHn %lm9cnlcibcn p%erOnutc,
ipcldlc2 Dos Wru6 ciuc> lptitcrcn
Gpicr2 rcruubtc." Is III tbDrid)t.
bcutjutnGc an Nlirtn. GrtGltuuaeu
uub mincrcu NGl5 mnh &uugcnbcs
idnucrpcn 81 Icioci. W~cbrnuJpt Die
iitcrift Nuy. %rcj2 % Gents mlO
500. Hrobcfloidc mel in :. W.
ii etc : NporJcte. 65G Ntuiu Ctr,
SuuuGic, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
Irit upcricrtc iidj iclbit.

Gr. y. s.. N!Ocn, Der Gberar5t Oca
irdnj0liid)en noipitol9 III Sun 6ran
cisco, uc:iuhte filrjlif 6cn &cmcia
Tiir icinc {Gcoric 81 crbrInacil, 0aB
man an lid icIbit cine appendicitis.
Operation uurlcbmcn f0nne. Or.
2llOcn iog II DEM Experiment ciniGc
icincr Nollc9cu 5lL mndte oonn cine
%nicftion zines id)mcrjtoOtcnocn
Marfotifmn2 ms &iidgrot, Oic i'm
bel pollem 90puBtieiu mo I'M &c
braud) iciucr Nrnlc mo NGn0c llcG,
un6 be0nlm 6om oIc @nrhboblc ST
6finen. @Citer licBcu ollcrNinAS Die
aoaeaen 0oa geidbrlidc Experiment
nid,t fommcll, mo elmer bon ibnen
pollcnoctc Die Operation Der Der
glrSt nit lcbhuitcitcm Snterci'c uuo
bel upllcm @cmuBtiriu foIAtc, Sic
ucrlici ant, ulb 81. 9llben ioQ lih
lebr raid WieOcr crbolcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

Die Seiieln tief 1T ibr Sletib elm.
%orangen. So0aun ioQen lie lie allf
einen Sflitten ~geiporfen uno ole
Dor Sfmer5 @iulmernbe nodI Saitie
gefabren baben. Sort angefommet,
iollen lie Die llngliidlid)e, oblle lie
Don Den 6cIiclu 5lt bcfreiel, ilber elm
gett geworfen urb tic 10 IN ihrer
bilfloien Gage ben gan5elt Gag ilber
licgen Gelaiicn buben, obne ibr all.
9eblid, Spciic llnO Srallf 5utomnIel
5l laiien. llm ibr Die Grlnlen nod
81 %crb0bcn, iol ibr Der Mtalu III ieb.
borcr bod, nidt iiir lie errcidbnrer
Gnticrruma ciucn Gid nit Den er.
%leicniten Speiicn bingeitellt bn6cn.
Safer mo So6u murOen 5l je $25
Strufe epcnt. 30 Sngen @eiGnguiB
perurtbeilt StaotS5tg.D
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
3n milOc Straic fir mcniNlid)c
&:jticn.

&or ocn Sd,rorfel Oe2 Sto0tDe.
rid)t2 1T MoNiion. @i2., ilul0 Die
icr Sage \. :. Nolmer rIit icincm
Sobn Siapnlouo. ma 'il aC1cn ciucr
oui ibitliG,ru IlrNriii uno idrncrc
M0rpcrpcrlcrmgci lartcnNc Ins
tiugH 81 pt"@rtloortcn. Ger Iiann
matte, ME Die Suuc:euuinahmc cr.
CAB. I'M &crcin nit iciucm mitnugc-
tllGtcn 2obg iciNc Grou in acraoc}u
b,itioliid)cr &ciic NcmiBbunoelt mo
gcpcinigt. Gina 9toltncr. Die pon
ibrcul @uttcu IN lcGtcr }cit bcreitS
hcS 0itcrcn nit StodihlGncn NM
SuBtrittcu trofticrt porocn iciu ioll,
hattie 0oS Nou5 rcrIoiicu umO bel
elmer Nod)boriu 3uilidt Nenonmcn.
@otcr lm6 Sobn iolcn ui0bnlb in
oo5 NndborbuuS GcOrumNcu leih
unb Oic aermItc %ocrnIubcn an &Gn.
ben unb SiiBcn gciciicIt bo6el, baB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

@bemom ge5iemt, foQs er ni6ts
9eiieres 5ll tbuu bot. gla CO all boS
aitfbangen Der &Gid,e 9ing, reIdte
Die porbalbeue @aidleine llId)t aus,
cine meaerc nluBte ge5o9en lpcrOell
rno ais SrGger mar Elm Brett on5u.
nogeln. 0ieieS 81 bciorgen nuroe
bon Sonocrmnn iibernommen, Der
bel Dem Nnnoncln nber ouS lln9liid
bntte, ieincu 3eigeiinger mitiammt
Dem Brett 10 felt %on5umogeln, baB
6rort @onbcrmou ibrc liebe 9toth
hattie. ibrcn Monn wicocr los5ubrin.
gen. Ger Singer miro amputiert
perocn miiIicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05
gnh cine 2ebre.

gn iueiien Sch rem ieblt es nift auf bteier @eIt.
iuobl aber IN 9euten. ueld1e lie bead1ten. Setn
bic 9enidbeu iiuo @horen anilmal: beIonoers.
iuenn es ibneu nod nid]t an Deiunohett gebrttt.
9Sarum iterben oenu heut5utnBe 5auienoe on
iensr Rrantheit, peldle man Gpper6iiitts nernt
uno ueldle uniere &orfabreu taunl getauur
habru? gseil uuiere Sebenstnhrun9 cine anoere
geiporoen uno ms 5u9letd1 ole alugbett oer
@oria bren abbanoe Ell eetpmmen lit. Serreinen
mir bod Niles beier gu utien nno oeuten nitbr
baran. oaB an uniereu 8orper otel bobere Nn :
ipriid)e geitelt fuer0eu: Sniprlde, iuelde part.
l~eibigtett an elmer gepDbnlidlen Stage uno odintt
Die Appendicitis 81 ieuer 4eiBel Der Jieujeit
MAIDEN. Senn oieieS Setoen ertiteht ourh Ans
iammlung barter TRaiie i'm Darn. fueld)e pom
Der Stubluerrtopiuus 5u lener melt tootltd9en
GntSunouug oes BARNES tltpren. SaS III aud
cine Genre; uuo mer tie bebersigt. futro mad
Dem meiieu Sruud Der Soriahren 0as G.ueutd]en
Soriidlt anluenoel, oas oIel rneAr iuerth ", als
oas Hiuuo NiterUeiSbeit. Or luiro iid) nit oeIi
beribmteu ct. Bernard rduterptueH, Die IN
Npotbeteu 6u bab eft iino. BON Stuhlperlto ptutg
Ueireien mo oamit Dor apperoi3ttis tunhreu -
uuo ntdlt ju Den benz lobe geIueibteH Ihoreu
Sablen. bic oa lterbeu, neil ne tidt boren pollen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

iibcr Die refine Sdrunoliterdtilr btn-
ans olla1c0ebnt, mlld)ien ibm ilbcr
Den @npf. mo nu6 Dem lmnIsbleib.
lIfel 3uiammenbrltd], Den Die iieg.
bait pororingenbe Igitntion Der
Anti = Sdnnolitcrntur = @erueglulg
beihlclnigte. ilIAtc gid)ler lett freis
mlllig Den Soo. @cr 0uS Cn0e Die.
les fnapp ii]cbcni0brigcn ariegcs, ben
Gidlcr fiir cine pcrpcrflide Nuabell.
tltng Der 0rllderprciic iopie Der Scic.
mllth unb 9~ibe1tcucr0icr b~cIonbcra
Der .&uGcnO, gcfiibrt bat. nit iulercr
0crtigthultng fnn'tnticrt, brulld)t Den
&onmuri Der Eict6tloiiNfcit ollac.
iid,t% 0icic2 SohcainQ@ rIid)t III iiird).
ten, no Der &cr0!idlcnc in idln0oem
Wnmmon30rnnGc ollf Die nic0Critcn
Elitluttc i'm Micnihcn ~ipcfulicrt mn
cine QruilrnDollc. littlldlC, n!d)t blob
iitcrdiriidIc &Gruiliuma I'M oculid)cu
&nltc cinAclcltCt nI0 mad, Mr0itcu
lciiitttrt bate. GinIgc .}nhlru bclr.
gen tInr Oicien trmwiacn {batbc.
it0ilO. Die c~itJlI'd)rn Nic Garter
luO Nuiinlo &iusNcitc rcidcn bis
9tr. $50 bilu. $50. Ser Oclitid,c 9tic
Garter bis Mr.. 3i2. Gid)Icr% &uiiulo
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