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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-12-07
CHAPTER XIV.
The Last Straw.

sui was ulSu w uclI VIC
aWoke. We were not feeling
very fresh, to say the least,
"a and we took some little time
to get Strengthened around Then we
went down to the MOrena cabin.
| am not going to dwell on what we
found there. All four of it's inmates
had been killed with buckshot and the
place ransacked from end to end. APP
parently the first volley had killed our
former partners and Sonora MOrena
as they lay Morena had staggered to
his feet and halfway across the room.
The excitement caused by this fright
full crime was intense. Every man
quit work. A great crowd assembled.
Morton as sheriff was very busy, and
loud threats were uttered by his satel-
lites as to the apprehension of the
murderers. The temper of the crowd,
however, was sullen. No man dared
trust his neighbor, and yet every hon
est breast sWelled with impotent in
dignation at this wholesale and I'M
provoked massacre. No cleW was pos
sible. Everybody remembered, of
course, how broadcast and publicly
the fact of the gold had been scatter
ed Nobody dared utter his suspicious
if he had any.
The victims were buried by q large
concourse that eddied and hesitated
and muttered long after the graves
had been filed in. Vaguely it was felt
20
tolerable, but no one knew how it was
to be remedied. Nothing definite could
be proved against any one, and yet |
believe that every honest man knew
to a moral certainty at least the cap
tains and instigators Of the various
outrages \ leader could have raised
an ayenging mob, provided he could
have survived the necessary ten min
utes!
We scattered at last to our various
occupations. l was too much upset
to work, so I returned to where Yank
was smoking over the fire. He had,
as near as l can remember, said not
one word since the discovery Of the
tragedy. On my approach he took his
pipe from his mouth.
Nothing dOne?" he inquired.
Nothing" I replied. what is there
to be done"
Don't know" said he, replacing his
pipe; then around the stem Of it, II
was fond Of those people"
$50 was l." l agreed sincerely.
Have you thought what a lucky es
cape you yourself had?'
Yank nodded. We sat for long
time in silence. Ny thoughts turned
slowly and sullenly in a heavy, i'm
potent anger. A small bird chirped
plaintiyely from the thicket near at
hand. Except for the tinkle of our
little stream and the muffled roar of
the distant river this was the only
sound to strike across the dead black
silence Of the autumn night. SO per-
sistently did the bird utter it's single
call that at last it aroused even my
doWncast attention, SO that l remark
ed on it carelessly to Yank. He came
out of his brown study and raised his
head
Its no bird: it's human" he said
after listening a moment. That's d
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1916-12-07

Bella Union, elbowed aside insolently
any inofensive citizen who might be
in their way and generally conducted
themselves as though they owned the
place. Robberies grew more frequent.
The freighters were held up in broad
daylight; rumors Of returning miners
being relieved of their dust drifted up
from the lower country; mysterious
disappearance increased in number.
Hardly an attempt was made to con-
ceal the fact that the organized gang
that conducted these operations had it's
headquarters at italian Bar. Strange
men rode up in broad daylight, COW
cred with red dust, to confer with
Morton or one of the other resident
blackguards. Mysteriously every des
peradO in the place began to lay fifty
dollar octagonal slugs on the gaming
tables, product Of some lower coun-
try atrocity.
The camp soon had a concrete illus
tration Of the opinion the rOughs held
Of themselves. 1t was reported quiet
ly among a few Of us that several of
our number had been marked" by the
desperadoes. Two of these were Joe
Thompson, who had acted as counsel
for the prosecution in the late trial,
and Tom Cleveland, who had presided,
and presided well, over the court.
Thompson kept one of the stores, while
Cleveland was proprietor Of the butch
er shop. No overt threats were made.
but we understood that somehow these
men were to be put out Of the way
or course they We're 1T once warned
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signal. Go see what it is Just wan
der out carelessly.''
In the depths of the thicket l found
a human figure crouched. 1t glided to
me, and l made out dimly the squat
form of Pete, Barnes negro slave,
from the hotel
''Lo-dee, rsassa,' whispered he, done
thought you nevah would come"
what is it, Pete?' l asked in the
same guarded tones.
Il done got somefin to tell you.
While l ketchin' a Ill bit of sleep
'longside that white trash Notions
place done heah dey all plannin to
git out warrant for to ares Massa
Fairfax and Massa Pine and Massa
Mash for a-killin' dem men las week,
and 1 heah dem say dey gwine fer to
glib dem trial. and if dey fight dey
gwine done shoot EN-"
THAT is serious news, Pete" said l.
"Who were talking?" But Pete, who
was already frightened half to death.
grew suddenly cautious.
81 dom jest rightly know, sah." he
said sullenly. 81 couldn't tell. Jes
Massa Motion. He say he gwine sw'ar
in good big posse"
II can believe that" said thought
fully. Pete" l turned on him sud
denly, don't you know they'd skin
you alive if they found out you'd been
| here?"
Pete was shaking violently, and at
my words strong shudder went
through his frame, and his teeth struck
family together.
"Why did you do it?'
"Massa Fairfax is quality, sah," he
replied with a certain dignity. II jest
pore niger, but l knows quality
when 1 sees it, and 1 don't aim to have
no pore white truck kill none of my
folks if 1 can help it."
"Pete," said /, fully satisfied you
are a good fellow. Now get along
back
He disappeared before the words
were fairly out of my mouth.
"Yank," 1 announced, returning to
the fire, "I'ye got to go uptown. That
was Pete, Barnes niger, to say that
they've got out a legal warrant for
the express messengers arrest for that
killing last week. Neat little scheme"
l found Danny Randall in his &C
customed place. At a hint he sent for
DIR. Rankin. To the twosI unfolded
the plot Both listened in silence I'M
til l had quite finished. Then Danny
leaped to his feet and hit the table
with his closed fist.
''The fools!' he cried. Il gave them
! credit for more sense. Hit at Danny
RandalPs men, will they? Well,
they'll find that Danny Randall can
protect his own Forgotten that little
point, have they?"
The cool, impressive, mild little man
had changed utterly. His teeth barred,
the muscles of his cheeks frightened,
two deep burrows appeared between
his eyes, which sparllled and danced.
From the most inoffensive looking
creature possible to imagine he had be-
come suddenly menacing and danger
Gus.
"What do you intend, Randall?"
asked Dr. Rankin. He was leaning
slightly forward, and he spoke in a
gentle voice, but his hand was clinch-
ed on the table, and his figure was
rigid
'Do" repeated Randall fiercely.
"Why, run that gang out Of town, Of
courser'
81 thought you said the time was
not ripe?'
well ripen itr' said Danny Ran
dali
Danny Randall issued his orders as
a general would. First he sent warn
ing word to Cal Marsh, still nursing
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bette 9lbeno uod ben lebten Dtoh.
foridunsen feitgeitent puroe, orei
Sdlo9tfreu5er, orei areii5er imO
adt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Die oeilti6en @erluite umfaiien
lpie bier geglaubt piro, iingefdbr oic
eleihe 3obI bon Sdiffen iueun Die.
Illben aud cine tpeit eerineere Con.
mage reprdientireu.
gritiide @larine Sodoerit6nOige
be6oupten, Dab england nah mie
Dor oie SberboBeit CUR see beb6lt,
unO ooB ieine gelpoItise 5lotte oie
BON i6r erIittenen 9erIuite beiier ber-
trogen fonnte, ais Die oeutide oie
ibreH.
9roboem liegt iiber gou5 @nelon0
ongeHhts Der groBen @erIuite an
NlenidenIeben ein Sbatten, Der
Erouer. @roBbritannien befloet
ben @erIuit bon iiber 1000 ieiner be.
item SeeIeute. Susgeiammt befau.
ben lidj ollf ben berienften Sdifien
etiuo 5000 Monn uno MIR tpenigc
Suuoert ino eerettet iporoen.
Bon iiinf Der groBiten Sbiffe,
melde in Die Eiefe eeianot tpuroen
uno peIHe 3uiammen etiuo 1000
WSann geiabune batten, iuuroen MIR
lieben iiinaere Sfii8iere uuo einige
ipenige Wlatroien eerettet.
Gontre.glontiroI Soroce lambert
Sooo, Der ud6Ite 8ice.9lomiraI Sir
0opio geottb, S0hite i'm Gomman.
90, uno Oie 9opitone Soiper6D, GoD
luto Rroiuie, fanOen Den Zoo.
sc gob feline Rdpitulotionen, nno
ole S6iffe, meIde untergingen nab.
men fat ibre gauge 9eiasuns in Oie
Siefe. gtur Der &relt5er n@orrior"
biloete cine 9lusnobme; er puroe ei.
nen Ebeil Oes @eaes bon Dem Shaii.
plat oes Samples bis 5it einem britt
iden Sofen geidIeppt ipdter ober
bon ieiner 8eiatung oufgegeben.
Gie gerihie iiber oen 8erlouf Der
S6laht geben borIdufig nod fein
Flares gilo. Gie britiihen uno bent.
fden @diloeritngen pioerIprehen
fid 0ireft. Gie 9riten perIidern, ooB
Die oeutibe 6Iotte iib 3liriid5og. TO.
baIo Die Smiptidiffe Der @riten or.
ihienen, pdbreno Die 0eutiden be-
baupteu DAB Die oeittiben Sdiffc
nit Der gon5en mooernen britiihen
5loite ben aompi ausfo6ien.
Gie Botiboft oes aonigs an Den
glomiroL SSeIicoe beioet, Dab Die
9eutiden oie griten Der @elegen.
belt beroubten, einen entI6eiOenOen
Sieg 5u errinsen inoem iie iid 8ii.
riid5oeen ais Die britil6e &anpt.
flotte beranfom.
Se0er 8meig Der mooernen Griee.
fiibriing aur Gee ipuroe BEL oieier
Shlodt beronge6oeen Shlobt.
idiffe, areuaer &orpeooboote, Ger.
ltorer, llnteriee6oote imo iogar
6lue5euee. 0b Die groBte Ser
beeriine ourd Dos @eidiisieuer ooer
Otrh Die GorpeOoS ongeridtet niir-
Oe, 1T nibt befornt. ggicpiel Die
8eppeIine 5u bent grfolo Der Deut.
i4en beitriieeL 1T frogliG.
9ie Stoot 9ortsmoiitb bot Sroi.
er ongeIeet: oreitnuieno Der Seeleu.
te, melbe Oic Smladt nitnIadtcn,
famen bon 9ortsmoutb iino ole mel
item oerielben binterloiien Somilieu.
Gie gI0miroIitdt bat feline Snfor-
nation iiber oos @erii6t, oob al.
eebli6 Der neue oeutibe Super.
Qreaououebt nSinoenbirg" perientt
noroen iein iollte.
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Sbtpobl OnS Netter ben @rtun-
ounqsfliigen unierer 2uitiuebr un-
giinItg mar, baben oob oeiItide
gleroplone un0 2uftidiife meientlib
81 Dem Grfolee Der 3eutihen beige.
tragen. iuOem iie NIT grfolg Recog.
noscirungsoienite periaben uno I'M
eebeure Sdneaigfeit all ben Gag leg
ten"
Ole Deutf6en bebaupte.
ten 0oS Jelo.
9erIiM 3. Suui. (Drabtlos bon
cinem Gorreiponoenten Der rglKociir.
ten @reRe" oia SaDDile.) Die erite
eroBe SceidIadt pdbreno oieies
aricges bate 3eiultote, ipelhe, bier
erbaltencn Mlittbeihiueen eemaB, fir
Die Gcuti1cn bo9it befrieOigcuO iino,
uno 3mar nidt mir in ge5ug auf oas
@erb1ItniB Der 8erIuite Der beioen
BIotten, IonOern aud weeen Der
GbotiadDe, oaB Die Deiitiben nod Der
Sdlod)t oaS 5el0 bebaupteten. Dies
ipiro ourB Die gfettllns britiiber
lleberIebeuoer bepieien, lDie oeutide
9eipreHuHgen beiagen.
Die gan8e oeutide SodieeiIotte
mar unter perionliAem Commando
oes 8icc.glomirols S9eer, Dem ener.
giiben ocuti9en Gommanoauten, Der
9oniral bon @obrs g2adfolger it,
bctbeiliet. Die britiide 6Iotte miro
nun als 8weimal 70 itart ais Die bon
gL0miral Sdeer befebliete oeutide be.
3eidnet, iopobl mas Die @eihiibe als
Die 8abI Der Sdiffe betrifft.
@in3elbe;teu maren nod nibt er.
b1ltIid, aber oie Solptihlad]t fano
augeuideinli6 1875 W1eilen iii0.liio.
peitlid BON ser Siioipibe 9aorpegens
un0 150 W8eiIen bon Der O1niiHen
RiiIte entfernt itatt. Die SHIad)t SER
fiel in 5pei 9lbtbeiIiingen. Der Gag.
SRoupf begonn Inn 4 llbr gladmit.
tags rmo oauerte bis gum ginbruh
Der 8unteIbeit, ettpa 8 llbr. Tarauf
iolgte cine 9ieibe bon SonoerfGnpfeu.
3ie genoue Gntiernlme, IN welder
gefdnpft pur0e, imo Der aurs Der
9og.Smladt iino nod nibt feitge.
iteIlt. Dlan ninmt an, oab ole
Seompf.8iitnns nidt ouberoroentlib
groB mar, ionoern etipa od)t Meilen
betrug, oa Oas @etter neblig mar.
Gie oeutideu Torpeooboote uno
3erit6rer pareu iDirfiamer ais oie
6ritiiden. tpeIder Gbatlade Der Or
folg Der Ieiiti1en gegen cine iiber.
pdltigen6 itdrfere Streitmodt in be-
ocittenoem D2aBe 8u5uibreiben lit. @g
Iheint, OaB Die nQneen WlarD" uno
sic ,sSnoefatigabIe" md6reno Der
EaalhIodt perIenft wuroen. @ann
oos 5dla6ti4iif n@oripite" ino oie
onoeren britiften ariegsidiffe linter.
gingen, lit nod nid5t betannt (Der
8erhlIt oieies S6Iadtibiifes miro
BON ben griten beitritten)
Gnglono iubtiidJ 8it tro.
iter
Qonoon 8. SAM. Die neiic.
item geritte bon DER britiiheu Slot.
te, bon neutrolen Shiffeu luelde Ell.
nen E6eil Der SeeIdladt an Der
aiiite BON Sitlano uiitaniabeu, uno
BON lteberIe6enoen Der berienften
Shiffe boben bier Die lleber5eugung
berporeeriifeu, oaB Die 92ieoerlaee
Ser britiiHen 6lotte nidt gan8 10
idiper NOR, lpie oie erifen geri1te
oie botten erIheineu loiIen, ouf fei'
nen Soil ober ais cine Gotoiiropbe
be3eihnet peroen fann
Gie britiitben Berlltiic tUareM ipic
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SesimnenO nm $50 SOrmittass
et1t rebr heoel1tennPr 5DPrku11f pom
Coiletten : 2lrtifeln.

SSn cinisen 66nen moecu Oic
Guontitdten ni6t l6neer ais
einen Gag anboltcn. SSn allen
SGaen beboIten mir lms Oas
&ett Dor, Ole 0uantitdtcn 81
bei6rdnfen.
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@nn3e britiide Sohfee-
B1otte mar am &nmp
betbetItat.

B TX ~ u Nl ~ lll "
betbetligt.
@erIin, nin 2onoon, 3. sSini =
Gin tpeiterer 9eriht oes Chefs Der
QlomiraIitdt Ser beilte erIoRen ipur.
oe, beiaet 8olgenoes;
Dllm faIIhen @eridten por5iibeu.
oe lei bon g2enem conltotirt, DAB
III Der SAIadt am Sfogerag our 81
0lai oie oeutide SodIeeflotte nit Der
gau3en mooeruen eneliihen 6Iotte
im Sample Uar,
Gen 6ereits berofientIidien geriA.
ten niuB bin3ugefiigt peroeu DAB
nod Den britiihen gerihten duh Der
&hlohtfreu3er nSSnoincible4 uuO
Der Rar5erfreu5er nMarrIor4 Der.
Ientt puroeH.
ggir iabeu ums ge5puueen, Den
fIeinen 4reiBer o@Ibing" ieIbit IN
bic 2uit 5u ipreneen. GerIelbe mar
III Ser Radt bonn 81. Wlai gum /.
SUM III elmer Goaiiion NIT auoeren
oeutlhen Sdiffen 70 idiper beidd.
0igt, oaB es inmoglih mar, ibn in
ben &afeu 5u ibleppen.
Ole Beiatune tuuroe ourh Gorpe.
ooboote gerettet, nit glusnabme oes
Gommanoanten uno Is Wfonn, ole
an @or0 perblieben I'M 0os ShiFf
III bic 2uit 3n iprengen
Dlah boaanoiihen 9eridten iutir.
ben oieic ipdter aiif einem SdIepper
nod DuiuiOen eebradt uno bort &C..
ldu0et~
&f 0auerte 0 bne I'm.
terbrebun9 5polf
Stun0eu.
(Nrabilos nan 9appiue)
Berlin, 3. SUM. Die lleber.
Observation-Disclosures laet:
,Sn @radrBuug oes amtlideu DE.
ridtes ser 9lomiralit1t piro BON 5ii.
itanoigcr glutoritdt eeiagt, oaB Die
Deltiben in Der Noroiee.Shlabt Die
3odIeeflotte NIT Dreaonougbts mo
alteren S6la6tIdiffen. SdIadtfreiI.
3ern ino leihteren Sfiffen, ipie Cor
peooboot. rno llnterieeboot.5 5lotilen,
I'M Sample batten. 9ie 3eutibep
iaben ii6 Oem erOBeren Ebeile Der
mo0erucn britiIHcn Glotte geqen.
iibcr,
Die oeutiben 9lecoguoscirtngs'
Screen Iiauoen unter Dem Commando
6es Gontre.2lomirals Slipper. 3ieie
Smific gerietben eeeen 5 llbr 9tad.
mittags in cin @efeft nit oen feiro.
liden Sdla9tfreu5ern imo leibten
areu3ern. gg1breno Der om Sage
anSoefodtenen Shlaht traten neb-
rerc oeutlHe &orpeooboote nit @r.
iole IN glftion eines oerielbeu orei.
NAL. Der aonpf oauerte fort bis
WloreenS 8 llbr.
ggd6reno ser g2a9t ipiiroen bon
bci0en 5citen beftige 2lneriife nit
8orpe0obooten uio areii5ern inter.
nommeb IN oenen Ole 8riien peiterc
Nerluite erlitten 9as fiibrenoe
0cuti1e ghiff bernibtete feds mo.
oerne britiihe 8eritorer.
qlae oeltihen 9erifte beben Die
Qobicrfeit herpor. nit Der 0ie 9riten
iid ibIugen. Ger Gampf oauerte
fait obne llnter6redrme 8ip0If Stun.
ben.
Gas 2inienlhiif o6rauenIob@ mnb
ais Derloren betrahtet iperoen. Gs
Ianf anlheineno D16reuo Der 9taht
IN einem ser fleineren @iiBelgeiedte
s5lnf oeutide Sorpeooboote iino nidt
suriidqefebrt; bod eiil eroBcr 8beil
Ser BelabHHg pur0c gerettet
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Sonmers5eioe

81 bemertemsiuertb nieOrigem YreiSen.
@enn Der ese gures gutter sebe getrut se5sen Wiri
J(euG [6mnr1e SGi0e UOn QuG(itdt.
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1OO.garb epnleebr; fhmar3 Gin ~
GubeHo SpnIen 45c.; cine SpnIe. NJ
gralurrb & Qlrmhronas epnl.eeibe. Em
Gin Euteub Spulen Soc; cine Spnle W
@raiuerb e. Nrmiirune's epnfribe; 0En
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ila bic 2is 8on brett 10 Yaros o.
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&e8inncn6 um $50 SOrmittags umb nur clue
beid)rdmtte 3eit anOnmermO.
1ImTFr iabrltdjrr 3mmt- -5rrknitf unm
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6ernric uud umsurtS OOr @OdeucuOnsf plOnn nuO
fir 0iioeu bic lire sOmmcrHaberei Bn MAIDEN bubu.
Die nappbeit 9GbWOaren 3n Ocer 3t mat n6s, bic
GnaHitGteu 81 befrGnteu.
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OutpeH, lht....... w
WitnfdenbanrNetei eptra @r0Bc: 40n
Que drben: onS Siiid W
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SOnitOl- llDOd)t
bel etcwart & So.

Nlit ieOem @adet bon 25c.
Sonitol 3abnpulOer oOer 3abn-
poite fir 25c. ee6en mir in Die
fer @obe eines Der iolgcnoen
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RendeImOrO berbsrrIidt.

Die aQorobeutf4e QIgemsins Sell
tung" i4reibt unfer Der treTfen0en
8e3eidnung y@eitdn0niFe Der engIi=
|i4en Preife4:: SIM Man4eItsr @uars
Oian" bonn Is. 0ttober finOen MIR
|folgenbe bon cinem engliIden 9fft3ier
beglaubigte n9eIoentat" zines iungen
frdn30iiIden Md09ens:
IS mar elm WlGb6en Don II
SabreR in Der Staot, bic tpunberbpQe
5eIbentuten in Der g}a4t oes @ns
griffs ausfiibrts. Sic balf BEL ben
8erpunoeten i'm Seller, ser f6nen
dIs STANDARDIZATION bergeribtet mar,
pdbreno 3tpei oeutf9e S9iBen bon
einem 9adbnrbaule aus in 0en Rel
Ter feuerten. Dir tonnten iie ni6t
triegen, oa re bur9 bic sir oes
6aules ge0sft naren. Sic Ia6 bies,
nabm ben ReooIper zines beripun0ez
ten Sffi8ieys, fIetterte beraus uro
pDn btnten an ons 6dus beran un0
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ten. Damn fam ie 3uriid, leete Den
aebolber bin. ia9te Set fat" unb
fubr fort, tpeiter bic 9erpunoeten
gu btrbinoen. Dies 1T abiollt fpd9r.
sic perfono 3uFdaig. nit Seuerpdfs
fen um8ugeben, od tbr 9ruber uno
Batter, Die beioe i'm ariege getDtet
nnroeu iinb, CUTE S6aBsn poreu.'
Die sugliide prefs i6eut ii4 alio
nidt, Die SGT zines QtGb1ens be-
fonnt3ugsbsn unb 5u perberriiGen,
0os aus Dem 6interbdlt 3pei beutI6e
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gciMnccS lllter
brin9t 6lGffeli9feit!
GiHiades Miticl ~bef5rScrf @einub
beit, iHOrm es Die Mei9nng 5ar
&eritOpfnug iiberfDmmt.

goridrciten6c Sabre beeinfluIiea
Die 8irfiamfeit Der 2%ebensorgone
id16lih. 1ds 9llter ioate Die Sc.
rIooe Ocs gr6bten @liictcs oorIteqen,
ober CUTE @%einnb9eit 1T ooon notig.
Geritopfnia iollte nidJt gebuloet rper.
Den tie lit oft Die otrefte llrio6a
BON arantbeit.
GopfItWer5, aufItoBen, i6Iedter
@eihmnd, gIabungerL 59ldfrigfeit
md Dem Giign nno anoere SDmpto-
nc Der @~crltopfunq fonuen leidi
furiert fperoen ourA ben @ebraudD
eines einfahen abfilbnmgsmittels
oas inter Dem 4amen Or. Gol0,
mea's Snrlip @epiin in apotbefeu
%pcrfouft miro. &err S. s. 9riitol,
1912 @e00es 9be., gnn Sarbor,
@tid., Ser SO Sabre olt lit, Iogf:
Or GnlOmea's Sbr1lp @cpiin 1T
0ns bette MitteI, oas i'd ic 9egell
@eritopflng gebraitdt babe. Sd ia.
be itets oobon cine 5laihe i'm Soll
ic. I'M Is ail gebrouhen, tpenn i'd
es notig babe; es bilft Itets.
Or. Gelopeas eDrup gcpTin lit
eine miIoe obfiibrenoe Br1bnrution,
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Muitsrbad) fir ale artcn bpa Satel-
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sic nireft fir Oieieg Bud. tpeIdes
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