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Making a total in the increase OF vessels q
war If. commission of5O o alf.
In the absence Of the report explanatory OF
the basis upon which this vast addition TO the
novv Is recommended, we have to fall back up
on the Executive messages, and from these we
Gather that the foreign relations of the country
o,e in tho most precarious and menacing pos
ture. Butt for ell that has happened, the aPpre-
tensions of war does not appear to be increas-
inc in the Capitol or its Immediate vicinity
The impression that something remains behind
which would give a different aspect to tina.
which is seen, Turks in the mind and weakens
the effect Of official communication that would
otherwise startle the reader. No one dissatisfied
that the whole story is told. Senators suPPos-
ed to be speaking Executive o%racleT, utter
opinions and views in strange variance with
those issuing from the Administration ITSELF
creating a suspicion that a game at 'tox and
geese" is being played in whish the country
does not take the part Of the fox. 1t were bet
ter that matters Of this nature be kept altogether
secret than dribbied out in ways to confuse ant
u%esettIe the public mind.-RicGyune.
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THE STATE OF MIssIssIppI,

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Superior Court of Chancery of the State
Of Mississippi, December Term 1845.
H. A. H. Lawson, ct. al
S. M. FlOurnoy, ct. al.
Upon opening the matters Of com
pIainants bill and it appearing to
the satisfaction of the Chancellor that
the defendants Samuel M. Flourroy,
Warner N. FIournoy, Mercer W. Flour
noy and Nancy Flournoy, are not in.
habitants of this State, but reside be-
yond the limits.thereof and beyond the
jurisdiction Of this Court so that the or
binary process Of this court cannot be
executed upon them; therefore it is or
dered that unless the said defendants
enter their appearance herein or or be-
fore the 3rd Monday Of June next ensu-
ing, that being o day Of the next term Of
this court to be holden at the Courtroom
in the city Of Jackson on the LIST Mon
day in sad month Of June, and plead,
answer or demur to the compliments,
said bill Of complaint, the several allie
cations thereof, will be taken for con.
fessed, as to them, set for hearing ex-
parte, and the matters thereof decided
accordingly.
1t is further ordered hat a copy Of
this order be'inserted in the mississippi
Creole" a newspaper published in The
town Of Canton once a week for two
months successfully.
Attest: r. HUGHES, CEk.
BY L. J. DIXON, Dep'y.
April II, 1916 3O-2m
The complainants state that at the
May term, 1889, Jesse Meek obtained q
judgment against James Pigg, Samuel
M. Flournoy, ct. all; that complainant
became the wners Of SAID judgment, and
had an execution issued and levied on
the undivided half Of certain lands a,
the property of the said Flournoy
known as the north half and east half
northwest quarter; east half, souta.eas
quarter Of section twenty-five, township
nine, range two, east; and west half
northwest quarter, and vast half, south
west quarter, se~ction-hirty, TOWNSHIP
nine, range three, east, which was soil
by the Marshal, and compIainants be
came the purchasers Bill charges tina
the said land was the property Of sal,
S. NJ. FloSrnoy, at the time Of the lev,
and sale. although having been convey
ed to the other above named defendants
TO avoid the debts Of said S. M. Flour
noy.
Prays that the said conveyance ma,
be set aside, and the title decreed /
compliments; or in case the said Ian
was not subject to levy and sale unde
execution at law, that ii be subjected j
equity to be sold to satisfya balance I
said Judgment which remains unpaid.
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SAVE YOUR DIMES.

TWVHE subscriber would most respect
IL fully inform the citizens of Sharon
and the surrounding country, that he
has made such arrangements in New
Orleans as will enable him to keep con
stantIy on hand a general assortment Of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PRO
VISIONS, &C., 50 that his friends may
at all times be clothed and fed for a
small fraction on cost, for the Dimes, in
hand. When ! say Dimes,
| mean what | say, pay for the Goods
Before you take them away;
This is the course ] wish to pursue,
Being convinced il is best for me and tor you.
Where is the honest man that will not say,
have chosen the safe and right way!
Stop, stop, friends, and count up the cost,
And YOU will see at once what you have lost,
Will you not grieve and get in a tret,
By the credit you have been able to get!
Is it not a fact, as you very well know,
If YOU want to save Dimes, pay as you go.
If the course l have adopted don't save you the
Dimes,
| will for the future cease making rhlmes.
Ii you Tor a moment DOUBT Wnat ! says
1t will be to your interest to pass by this way
| will say in conclusion, come one, come all
To prove what / have said give me a call,
am sure you can't object to me making rhlnlei
When instruct you the way to save the Dimes
| have priced my goods to suit the times,
So when you cone bring me the DIMES.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
A general supply Of the most celebrat
ed Patent Medicines; Mcfut's PhGaio
Bitters and Life Pills, a sure remedy to
cure the Chills.
1t seems to be hard to avoid making rhimes,
But l do it in view Of saving the Dimes.
NJ. C. CAYCE,
No. 2, Cheap Roo,
Sharon, April II, 1916. 3o-t
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CANTON MISS
ArUaDArn........HAPRI .. ialo.
.4s II Is ne DISTINGUISHING Happiness

AS Ii is he Distinguishing happiness
Of EiBs G~ovkRNnENT, that cipI order
shou7d Be he rcsgA az choice, and not ne.
eessiiy, and nc common ioishes Of The peo-
Pc become Tia lars Of he land, their pub
Ia proslefig end eren egisience, rery
much depends upoq suitably farming the
mtsds AID aSordls Of fhcir citizens. q lean
dHly Dc happy totea The public principles
and opinions abe properly directed and
manners regulated"
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COTTON STATEMENT.
one thing IS contain, MAJ Wiatar,e bal.

One thing is certain, That Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry is far the best remedy now
used for all distressing coughs, and diseases of
the lungs. The cures being performed are re-
ally astonishing the world. DR.. Wistar's Cele-
brated preparation is wholly an innocent rene.
dy-being composed principally of the Wild
Cherry and extract of Pine; combined by a
new chemical process, with the genuine Ice
land moss, another of Natures great curatives
for pulmonar diseases.
Those who want a remedy that will surely
cure should send Immediately to the store Of
PRlESTLEY & MOsBY.
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ARMY AND NAVY.
HNW NAVA'
The Executive estimates alluded to in

Ihe Executive estimates alluded to in
the presidents Message.
Before the orders Of the day were taken up
in the House OF Representatives at Washington
on the 9th ult, Mr.. King from the Committee
on Naval Affairs, was to speak to the matter Of
the secret estimates foran increase in the navy
department to the committee early in the SEES
sion. Mr.. King sent to the speakers table
these estimates, but all explanation Of them
was resisted, on the ground that reports from
committees could not be made orally, and the
estimates themselves were not allowed to be
read. Mr.. King did moi insist upon having the
estimates read, as there was opposition in the
House, but withdrew them, to be embodied in
a report which may shortly be expected from
the committee.
1t has leaked out nevertheless, that the sup.
pressed estimates were made up by the head
Of the naval bureaus-Commodore Morris,
Warrington, Crane, and Shubrick-under in.
structiOns prepared BY the secretary of the Ma.
w, and are based upon an increase in men .
$4,000 and an increase in the vessels in com
mission in the following manner.
Steamers 40
Frigates, 90
Sloops Of war
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SINGING

NHR. P. COOK would inform the citi.
~ zens Of Canton and vicinity, that
he will hold his next school in The New
Church, in this place, on Monday even
ing next, 18th April, at which time he
viii! supply the members Of his class
with Singing Books. A general attend
ance Of the citizens is respectfully So
licited.
April Ii, 1916.
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a meeting Of those persons who are anxious
to organize a Caraly Company will take place
at the stump Bridge battalion muster ground
on the. 4th Saturday in this month, the 25th
day. II it is thought advisable on that day
Officers will be elected, and such steps taken
by the company 90 will secure organization &C.
cording to law.
"A considerable turnout is expected, and a
Constitution and Uniform will be proposed for
adoption
Weare authorized to saysthe Officers Of the
Regiment viii give unnecessary aid and coun-
sci, and are anxious to promote the object.
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New Goods.

NHE subscribers are now receiving
and opening a large stock Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
Of every variety and style, which they
will sell on the best possible terms.
R. HARRINGTON & Co.
April VI, 1916
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We observe that several of our contempor. :
ries have fallen into the error that Sir Robert
Peel's bill respecting the importation of grain,
ETC., was finally passed in The House of Com
mons previous to the sailing of the HiJernia.
Such, however, is not the fact. The motion
on which the Premier obtained his majority Of
n~inety-seven, was merely preliminary. 1t was
no other, in fact, than whetherthe House should
then 60 into committee on Me biH-the opponents
Of the measure sustaining a motion to postpone
going into committee to that day six months
The result, however, is regarded as lest vote
so far at least as to render itnearly certain thai
the measure will pass in somc shape; but it il
still to come up for regular examination anC
discussion, and is open to amendment.-N o
Bulletin.
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COMMERCIAL.
New orleans cotton Malket,-APril 4.

CoTToN.-Great inactivity had prevailed in
the Cotton market during the three days previ-
GUS to our last report, and prices had given
away an eighth to a quarter of a cent, though
at this decline the demand had revived little
on Tuesday. Since then, the market has con-
tinued to exhibit a very dull and heavy charac-
ter, and buyers have manifested no disposition
to operate freely; and the sales Of the three
days barely reach 1900 bales, making the total
business of the week only about $4,000 bales.
As regards prices, they have further given way
about an eighth Of a cent on the lower quail
ties, and our quotations have been reduced ac-
cordingly, though the fiji er grades of which
there is comparatively but a limited supply, are
maintained at about our previous figures
English buyers still keep out of the market,
except for occasional limited lots, and the sales
have been mostly for the North, and for French
and other continental ports.
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AsEEcy.-George Prntt, Esq, office Of the
(New Yolk) Morning Telegraph, is -FOUR nuthor-
issd agent, 10 receive advertisements and SUBJ
scriplions, and receipt (or the same.
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New YoRk MIRROR, Published By II. Fuller
New YORK. The price Of this excellent week
n has been leducedt % $500 per unnum for
lie new volume commencing April ll:h.-
Two copies $500, Jour copies $500. 1t is a
news and literary paper Of l6 pages quartz,
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Later from (

BY tie arrival late last evening Of the steam
ship Galveston, captain Wright, from Calves
ION, We have received files 10 the LIST inst. from
that city. The Galveston made the trip IN SO
hours.
TIE election for Representatives which took
place on Monday last, resulted in Galveston as
follow Fol cot. 3, M. Willtams, 449; Judge
Pilsbury, 60, Col. Cook, g.; Cen. Messinson, 4
lewis, 4; Gen. Green, /.
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EEarshaI,s Sale.

U, s. Circuit Count 10 Nay Tenn, 1915
Rowland Redmond,
B, R. Truly, ct. al.
HOY virtue Of the above stated cad
I'D 10 me directed from the honorable
Circuit Court Of the United States, b
the Southern District Of Mississippi
will sell at public auction to The highes
bidder, for cash, before the CourtRousl
door, in the town Of Canton, Madn
county, on the
Sd Monday, the 2OA day Of April lsia
The following described property, vi
A Negro man named Cyru,
A Negro child named GcOr!CI
Is Head of Sheep, 2 Mules
| Horse, ! Ok Wagon,
2 Yoke of Oxen,
l Gin Stand and Segment,
80 Head of Cattle more Or leSa
Levied on as The property Of defsni
ant B. r. Truly, and will be sold oal
isfy the above stated case and all cost,
Sale to take place within the hoat
prescribed by law,
T. FLETCHER, Marsha,
For the Southern District 81 Miatrp
By R. FLETCHER, Dspg
April 4, l846.-29-3w-LPf fee Ss
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y respectable merchant. Al.
Lowis'own. n. x. sept. "a, ",
Dr.. D. Jayns-Dear Sit.
by physicians, and is 81 Ibs !. ae
mankind believed, that tos.. .lass II
cannot be cured-that when \ B.as pl'r
seated in the human system uscoass
can eradicate Or stay its proS,s as'A,ng
that i will continue the WIZ N Sql
%truction until its victim SIKH r., 9 !,
grave. Ivy EAe
However true this may BE- Il lb....
! am disposed to doubt ii ii faca. a J
my own experience, and ! desi,a Ssssa
nefit others, compels me ID o,@o,l oe-
the assertion untrue. You vii proS sai'
reco'lect, sir, that in the beoio0 G.seII
1910 wrote 10 you, stating tbat &. y
the Consumption, and that L u, ~ II.
hurrying me TO the grave. "A = =
then, nor do | now doubt, eyerv ,sa :
tom was too painfullyvisible. NJ pbT
slclans considered me lncurable. H, Il.
advice which asked Of you Vas 4 gir y
and am happy to say that 81 Ma s,s, .
few bottles Of your Incompatible msS
cine-the Enpectorant, | was rs, ~sl
and never in my life have | eniogea 81.
ter or more uninterrupted health tSs,
since that time. If you should n y
now, you would not imagine ~ N y.
pearance that | had ever been IL
much less that | had had the Consoma,
ton, but that am still living, | aseF5.
wholly and entirely 10 your Erpsaoarl
L SHEPPARD.
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRIESTLEY 4 MOSBY
April II, 1916. an.a1
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FOR SALE.

subscriber offers for sac II
a Plantation in Madison county SLY
ated about eight miles from Canton |, "a
six miles from Livingston, and ael0l1'
ing the lands Of Benjamin s Rl'Rs anI
James Brown. The tract conlalnsaOOI
fifteen hundred and sixty ACRES q lan
one thousand ofwhich are cleared
This land is remarkably fertile aqaesll
not be surpassed in the county ~
superior state Of cultivation ao9
~provements. For the terms q SUE J.
quire of A. H. Handy, Esq, Gaa'oal n
address mo at Hard Times, Tensas' \
rish, Louisiana noDury
,oAe a9-lOl
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The Southern Reformer announces that it's
last number has been. issued here's and that
MI, smyth, its editor, will Immediately resume
its publication ID New DEMONSTRATION.
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WIN. COOKE.
FIELD.
Doctors FIELD 4 COOKE,

AVlNG associated in the practice
- Of their profession, offer their ser
vices to the citizens Of Madison county.
The latter tenders TO those Of his
friends who have heretofore patron zed
him his most sincere thanks.
Office the same as that recently occH-
pied by the late firm Of Price & Cooke.
April II, 1916. 30-3m
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FANCY PYRAMID ROBEs& BAREGEs
lust received a fine lot Of new style
% Of Barege Pyramid Robes, new
style Of Worsted Bareges.
r. HARRINGTON & Go.
April III, 1876.
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April A, 1916. ss-lg
THE STATE OF MlSSlSslprlso
SUPERIOR COURT OF CHANCE
December Term, 1910

SUPERIOR COURT OF phA
December Term, 1915
Ira Ni'ho T.' No. slss
Upon opening the Complalpauas . ~
u and i appearing 10 the '9Ii'i'I "
Of the Court, that the Detenoau us.i "
R. Nicholson is not a citizen o Iss v
Of This Slate but resi- les bey0nG ! Y, ..5il
mits thereof and beyond iho l.lp
ton Of Ills Court 50 that ths ola nass
n'ocess Of the Court cannot Ds s, Z n
ed upon him, and he having lallsu MAD
ter his appearance h r ieo ri
answer or demur 10 the OVlI B
bill, upon motion Of complainant sIsnd
counsel , ! It IS ordered that SAID D' Y
ant enter his appearance hsts,3, + i. n
before The first day Of The next , e
Court. to be held at the CourI Wssls|
The civ Of Jackson, on the ifs w g sss
in tho month Of June next suI Y, Il
SiiI !. otherwise The same will b '1 sssrin
confessed against him, 81 ri q 5ssfsa
exparto, and The matters lne[e0' of6Sre
accordingly; and Il is further T. o,bIshs
that a copy Of thls oras' i I ueTspsP'
ii the mississippi Greece e.oton, once
week IN ~ r. HUGHES DgI
BY y. III HvsHs ss.sa
April 4, 1916
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BOOTS, SHOES & BRoGANs.
lust received a large lot Of every
% style and quality, for sale low.
R. HARRINGTON & Co.
April II, 1846.
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1HRBAD LACE, &C., &C.

THREAD LACE, Sc, sc.
SUPERIOR new style Of Thread La
&c Edgings, Muslin Collars. Ladies
Revere Handkerchiefs, fancy Worsted
Scarfs, fine Painted Fans, &c. &C., for
sale low.
tx, BARRlNGION N 70.
April II, 1916.
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PARAsoLs.
CONSUMPTION cURp5

: NHE following letter is r,om
y respectable merchant, aaI.a sh'
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-06-30
Serbanolur9cn ces Stabt-T -Tatbs.
Siatbes s3immcr. 0racins, !
CSuni 30. lS46.

9sr Iatb bsrIammelte itd snfrlss por9's
rissr 0aebriebt Su9c9cn BE 5srrsn Arnple,
8es, 6of, Sobnitpm eauer, Nassl n.Ollb'
Ienbcrs, prstrsnt .-
Scr prelrent tcrihtcte, baB iuf'l9r feis
nsr ?BsitelIun9 Die rltttlaen SepIfbtt nno
OlaBe gum @straub pes Oartrttrnbsrs
an4efonmeu uno jsnen Scamtcn htsrsetsn
pcrosu ,pdrcn, nebt elmer Orrer fir 0is Bes
sabluns rcrfclten; ctenfolle 1T sts Ss5ah'
lnns pcrIcbieeener anrsrcr Netbnun9sn teans
tra9t Ieit psr lcstsn Scriammuns.
Scr Oertraa nit 6rrrsn D1lller II. eraI9'
Rcntraftcreu & fir cen 8au ess Canals III Ger
>ter:p 2(lep, purpe 9sIcleh 9snsbm'Sf "no
untsrGeGricbcn.
l(uf llntras wurbe einltlmmia bsmlllst,
pas Der Ncuerplus am untern Marftbaaie
vcn leincm sssenmartisen pMes psrlsst unS
etsnic, ca6 eie pumpe am ndmIietsn plase
,pfaaencmmsn unp Der 8runnen wobl psrs
fdtIcdsm unb nit pIsttrn Sttinen itsrceft
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-06-30
Sfeabins, ben 80. Suni 1916.
9smofratifbe 0Sbi9s@rnennun9.
SIR Ganal GemmifToncr:
sSnntcs ~. Noauer,
Bon Ofercer @nuntD.
SSnfnleS 1tuoliif .
Bon Disrcsr SauntD.

UFtIENFNV S*'sStFR<N* T y
Slabmittag murbe elm flsiner &nabs, etma 3
SoDr alt, Elm G6bnbcn ps6 l9rn. 9nniel 2cz
pan, burcb snen llnfaa 9et6btet, cbsn in Der
Psnnifrabs. @r lpar NIT Swsi onbsrn Shabsn
auf ejnsm Wngsn, mcpon elmer in itines 9as
hrS jccf fabren nClts, fubr aber an cen &urbs
itein uno bic @rfbdtterun9 marf Die Snatsn
Dsrunttrs eaS 9iao 9in9 ,iber Den icalS rsS flsis
ntn Qspan unb ttbtst i'm auf her Steus.-
9e anosrn &nobsn bIiebsn unbsibdoi9t. J,r.
Esran 9isn9 binter psm 9Sa9cn, iur 3et wr
bas lln9llf 9sftbab, obsr e5 srsi9nsts liN 70
i6nea Das CT fsinsn Gcriub MAIDEN fonnts iejn
Sinh iu rettsn.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1846-06-30
SaS SSemeife bpm Der Qlrmee.
SauptsOuortier Scr Oeeupetion,I
Matamcras, Stunt 3. 1916. {

Wfatamcras, Stunt 3. 1S46.
Wfsn perr, it fblisbs atbtunaspca biermit
enen Nelbberldbt Elm, ron Der Strsitmae,t in
unp nabe Ofatamcros, 8rsimiaae unb Nsau>I
ldre Die Sorps Wslbe su Yont Sciabel ans
aefcnmen iino, wcpcn aber nodb feline NeturnsI
srbalten wurcen, m69en bic 9anS Olad)t untsr
mslnem Commando ju nabe 5000 anIbwsasu
Stb bin notbpenoi9 oi9er,peife auf beism Yunfte
fsif9sbannt, in @rman9slun9 s,psfmdE issrWita
tsl iur Sransp0rtation um fsinolbs Opsrdtiss
nsn fcrtSuiseen. &sin ibidIihsS 9ampfbcet
sur Sabrt auf osm &io 9ranos, ltsbt mir slt
ltb IS fur unnliB ir9eno ausgebebnte Sepe9una
gen pprSunebmen. Masrs9sln inb getrcffen
ipsdmdbi9e Sbte ~ bsfcmmsn uno Gins ODER
smei mS9sn bao erpartst psrben. Sn osr3piz|
ibenSsit beablitbt9e ib elm Battalion sSnfants4
rie b6 nab Gelncia porSuibisbsn uno jsnes|
Stdetchen einiuneDmsn. SIR ir9sno cine Ops4
raticnen in Der 9iibtun9 pon WcntersD mirb|
IS notbQ ien 81 @amar9o Elm 9ro6sS Depot ~
srrIbteh uno tCb nsroe felne Ssit psrlirsn biesI
Su peronltalten, 70 balo binldn9lits Sranspors(
totion onfcmmt auber ib srbalts anpsrs Sns|
lfrufticnsn pom 9spartsnrnts.
SSb bin llbervu9t oas 9epartemsnt mrb Gins
fsben, ooB ib unmt9lib Die Nnfunft elmer fol
9ro6sn Ssrifdrfun9 BON qouitana srmartenI
fonnte os jest bier uno auf benz 0Ssee bsrbsr|
1T. Otne 9rcse Sronsportationsmltts prb
osis Dlaht msbr sur qalt ais gum Nussn fsiu
fur unitre Operatcnsn. Scb ,msif1s nibtoaa
has 9epartsment bersts Snfruftonsn 9sgsben|
bat, 0sArincst auf Den 9Ssbfsl unisrsr Shla
lung, felt msner srlfsn 8crbsruns fir Srsi,uils
lge.
llnfsre lsstsn Habridtsn BON 2lriifa fasenl
bab feline Oatbt bci Soma ltsbt, ouf elmer aus
9soebnten 5ootienpa, an Der Mcnhreps Strase1
stma 100 Oleilsn BON bier. @r bat 9Tabsn
auf Der Srase bic natb O1ontsrsp fibrt
ous9eifsat in Der Iiht ale &srbinbun9 mil
cem Snncrn ab;uftbnsiosn. Die 9spartsmsna|
te Dabsn Elm 9efrst erlof1en, NORM Slls ais 93erI
rather erfldrt werbtn bic NIT uns perfsbrsn. J
Sd bin benncdb psranabt Su slaubsn, bos ms>
nl9Ifsns in sini9sn Sbeisn unisp @s9enpart|
nicbt un9inifi9 oufgsncmnsn wirb. QSir bas|
ben feline Hohrltbten BON Der Stabt Oesrco.
| SeidlBporrdtbe uno onbsre &ris9s.Wunitio- 4
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