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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-12-14
LYONS
PERIODICAL DROPS
TFE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
ron IRREGCLARITIES ;

/ have tested these Drops in my own
practice, oycr ton yosGs and DO not hosirate -
say, that nothing las vet been developed nY
medical research that acts so powerfully, posi-
lively, and harmessy. IN cases Of female irrcgu-
laIity, as does this medicine. IL all recent cas-
cs itncvcr fails, while thousands who have bcon
long sufferers, are indebted to it for tho boon Of
health to-day.
Although 80 powerful and positive, thoy arc
perfectly harmless, aud may be used nj all times,
except when specially forblddcn IN tho di-
rectOns.
They have been extonsigoiy employed by emil
ncnt phyaiCians IN France and England, as vel
have yet to hear u tlc FIRST instaiice OF failure
| could give you testimonials Of their efficacy
from ladies all over the northern and western
States, were they not in their nature private.
over 100 900 bottles have boon sold the past
year, and hope and trust rs many sufferers
been benefited. ! am wcl aware that rcne9s
so potent % remove al distractions may DO
used for bad purpose, but trhHt that where
one bottle Is thus used, ton may fall into the
hands Of really needy sufferers.
To ~ who suffer irum any irrcgii'arftv pnir
fnl dlinGnlt, excessive. Offensive or obstructed
Mcnstruatlon, Lucorfhea, or the tram Of discas
es that follow, J would saw try a bottle Of I'm.
Lyons French Periodical Drops. Being FLUID
preparation, then action Is more direct and POSI-
tive than any pills on powders. Explicit dircc-
tions, bearing my facsimile, accompany each
bottle,
They may be obtained ofnoary every druggist
in the country on by enclosing the price to
C. g. CLARK x Co, Now Haven, Ct General
Agents for the United States and Canada.
DR. JOIN H. LYON,
Predicting Physician, New Haven, Cora.
Price, 81 90 per B"tle. l57-ly
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USE RuNrEH,s PAIN KILLING
MAGIC OIL.

~ WUfls ne q tH17 NO
Every porson in this town will find it for their
profit aa well MS for their comfort, If they use
honnc's Pain Killing Magic Oil when they have
Headache. Toothache, Chilblains. Aguo n the
Face aud Jaws, lame ehoudcrs, Rheumatism.
s.iatica. Bruiscs. Cramps, Colds, Group Sore
Throat. or any pains of this nature. The ladies
Will find lbs nsc q peculiar blessing 20 relieve
their peculiar pains. II Is one of ihc best things
To- uso boz the family as general remedy for any
kind of painful disorder on hurt, or burn, over
discovered. and il il clean and delicious to- use.
Use Il freely. Sold by all Druggists and Mer-
chants. ...
WIN. RENNE. pittsfeld. Mas.
Sold m ST. Adams by all Druggists, and Weeks
g. Reynolds. GrOccrs. l23-ly
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Tho concert Of The Burlington
Musical Union, Mt Burlington, Friday
was a complete success. "Of the male
singers, the Times says Mr. E p.
Phillips, Of St Adams, Whose name
was unintenuonally omitted in our
notice Of tie concert last week, sang
well and with excellent taste and OK
preston, giving in response to the
encore OF his tenor aria In tine first
part. the clever little edaason Of the
Normandy Maid Mr. Phillips is a
musical trump, and we hope this is
not his last appearance before Bur-
lington audience Our friends Col.
Hopkins OF Montpelier, and b. D. Hop
kins Of St. Adams, also sang well, and
their performances are highly spoken
Of by the Burlington papers Favora-
Bile mention is also made of the singing
of Mrs. Halbert of Fairfax, Miss Bar
rett of Winooski, Mr.. Walter H. Meade
and Col Hindes.
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500 90 REWARD

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD will
~ be paid to any Dentist IN the state OF Yer
mont, that will put up set of Teeth on RUB
Der PLATE, in as good style, and as perfect
tit, in the same time, as can be done by DIR. W.
Ii FORD: who is making from one TO three sets
daily, at my Office. W. Is. MCGOWAN.
n b. Every plate warranted.
st. Adams, Dee. LIST, 1866 ll42-tf
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The dyeing and steam buildings
attached to the mills of Smith, Mason
a Co, and occupied by &. A. Watkins,
for the manufacture of chairs, at Proc
torsville, were entirely consumed by
fire on the 9th inst Loss about $4,000;
no Insurance.
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Winter This il the first week Of Winter,
soon we NAV expect SHOWS, winds and chilly
weather. BE careful Of exposure, and provide
Yourselves with Goes Cough Balsam, for Group,
Coughs, Colds and Sore Throat. II is an excel
lent remedy.
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Al Norfolk. n. y, Dec. 9Th, Charles Allen,
formerly OF Burlington in his SD year.
At Greenmont Sing Sing, \. y, Now 70, DR.,
Horace Green, formerly Of Rutland Asod oi
years.
In Burlington, on the morning OF the IN INST !,
HANNAH FIsKF, wife Of the late Benz iisAe' aged
s6 years.
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cLAIm AGENT.

Soldiers Bountes, Widows and Inyalids' Pen
tons, Arrears OF Pay and Claims for Horses lost
or destroyed IN the military service, procured
by 1. T.. NNE,
Late Capt Of 10Th VT Volunteers.
St. Adams, Vt, March 1865. G0-u.
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CaccioIa's Hair Life

restores Gray Hair to its original color, removes
Dandrun and all impurities, and preserves the
hair from premature death. Containing nothing
injurious, tits unsurpassed for dressing the hair
promoting a luxurant growth, and leaving 1t
soft and glossy For sale by all Druggists
Price one Dollar bottle; Depot, " William
Street New York 93-eoWly
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Every yolng lady and gentleman in the
United states can hear something very much TO
their advantage, by return mall (freo Of charged
by addressing the undersigned. Those having
fears Of being humbugged will oblge by not
noticing this card. All others will please adj
dress THEN obcdient servant,
pHOS. L. CHAPMAN,
S3l Broadway New York
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THE TRANSCRIPT,
Friday. December Ia, 1866.

,, Ntws Our friends in the several towns
M and adjoining counties viii confer a
90 s.,.r T., sending III all items Of local news
,s,,may con unisr their observation Con-
i'.,,or. should ia all cases, give their names'
'......ary for publication, but az a guaran-
,,l faith. No matter about the form OF
contributions give us the 'suhject mat
wv and ,se will put it into shape.
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A New and Grand Enoch in Medicine

Or. Aaggiel h the founder of a new Medical
System Tho quautitariaus whose vast inter-
nal doses cnfecbc the stomach and paralyze the
bowels, must give precedence TO the man WHO
restores health and appetite, with from one TO
two of his extraordinary Pills, and cures the
most vlruent sores with box or SO OF his Won
dcriul and all healing Salye These two great
specifics Of the Doctor are fast supcrscdlng all
the sterotyped nostums of the day. EXtraor-
binary cures by Maggicls Pills and Salye have
opened the eyes of tho public to the mciiciency
of the ESQ caledl remedies OF others, and upon
which people have so long bndly depended.
Mageiels Pills are not of the class that are swal-
lowed by the dozen, aud OF which Of every box
full takon creates an absolute necessity for an
other One or two of Maggicls Pills sutiices 10
place the bowels IN perfect order, tone the stom-
ach. create an appetite and render the spirits
light and hnoyant There is no gripping, and no
reaction in the form OF constipation. II the liver
is affected it's functions are restored; and if tho
nervous systom is feeble, it is invigoratad This
last quality makes the medicines very desirable
for the wants of delicate females Ulccrous and
eruptyo diseases are literally exhnguishod by
the disinfectant power of Maggels Salye. In
fact il is here announced that Mnggieis Bill
Gus, Dyspeptie and Diarrhen f'ils cnro
where all othcrs fail. While for Burns, Scads,
Chilblains, Cuts, and all abrasions of the skins,
Maggiers SnIVe is infalible. Sold by J. Mag
gicl, 43 Fulton Street New York, and all Drug
gists, at Is cts. Der box. lilly
/. L. butcher Sons Agents, st. Adams. VI.
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TNHls Is to certify that | have this day given
/ my SON JAMES lbs time during the remainder
~ li- minority and shal claim none Of his
earnings nor pay any debts Of his contracting
after tiis Gate. his
HENRY g. X WRIGHT
mark.
A. i. JEvErI, Nt+,..
y. q. BARNEl.
Highgate, Dec. ls6G. 1i2-3we
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FNHE annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF
i The First National Bank of st. Adams for
the Choice of Directors and the transaction of
such other business as may legally come before
them, will be held at their banking House, on
Tuesday the sth day Of January next at | o.
clock, +. NJ ALBERT SOWlES. Cashier.
Dee 9Th. 1866 ll42-iw
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,..,rr,sr 10 ADVERTISERS. Tho TRANscnrr
1.nlic the circulation in st. Adams Of
any paper printed in the state Its circulation
npidy increasing throughout Franklin and
-...nl Lilo Cnuntios.
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-Davil Gammel. hetwean thirtee-

David Gammel, between thirteen
and fourteen years Of age, was kiled
in the bobbin factory of Amos p. Nor
ris Of Barnet, ON the 30th nit His
coat accidently caught in the main
shaft which carries the machinery,
and an upright shaft three inches in d.
ameter, and going at the rate Of about
30 times minute, carrying the boy
about with IT, The boy was. ofcourse,
horribly mauglcd
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Not much butter was brought
into town on Tuesday Prices ranged
t.,m 20 10 IS cents, according to quail
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rorrru TO CLAIMANTS.

rENHE following described property was seized
/ hg Officers Of the Customs fer violation Of
tie Roycnuo Laws of the United States viz.
At ST. Adams, Oct. 2ith 1866, $500 Knitting
Machine Needles, ,225 Knitting Machine Jacks.
cd uSnk Copying Sheets, II yds. Black Silk,
10 yis Poplln.
Oct 2ld II yds Cashmere. 81 yds Cloth, IS
yds Cotton Flannel Is yds. Cambria, yds
Cotton Velvet Dot Of Trimmings. l Buffalo Robe
AT Hishgatc, june 10TH, 1866 cases Gin, j
chest Io1
Nov 18Th / Horse, i Harness, Wagon a.
package lnk Powders II lb- OPIUM.
NOV. fih, II yds. Cloth pr White Wool
d0z. Napkins, Linen Table Clotha, kazors
lbs Tea. 20 vds. Carpeting.
NOV. X7th, ] bbl. and 2 kegs Whisky.
Nov. seth, 10 gals Whisky. 4 do. Gin, do.
Brandy.
At Franklin, w. Oct, 2eh, 1866, IS gals.
WAishes. y DO. Brandy
Nov. 10th, 2 Horses, ? Harnesses, Robes,
cans Gin and Whisky.
At Enosburgh, VT Nov 10. 1866, / Cow
Nos 19ih, 1 hbl. Whiskcv
At Berkshire, VT Nov 21 1866 ! Horse, /
Harness, Wagon, gals Whiskey
ANY person or persons claiming the above de-
scrhCd property are hereby notified to appear
within twenty days from Che date hereof. Az q
file with the Collector Of the Customs for the
District Of Vermont, claim. stating ms or their
interest IN tlie property $50 seized, also 90 exc
cute q bond to the United states conditioned
that IN case Of the condemnation of the property
as seized the obligors win pay all the costs and
expense OF the proceedings tn obtain condemna-
uon. Otherwise ] shali proceed to advertise
and SCH sad property according TO law in such
cases made and provided
GEO. !. SrANNARD,
Collector of Customs.
Custom House. District Ut Vermont. Collec-
tor Office. Burlir gtQu Dec llth, 1866. l43-3w
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TO cure a Sprain Take a medium
sized bottle Of Renne's Pain-Killing
Magic Oil, and as soon as possible af-
ter the sprain, rub this Oil in with the
hand freely and faithfully, until it is
cured. We have seen n cure per-
formed by this treatment in half an
hour, Soldin St. Adams y 5. r.. Day
Comnendatory. We cannot speak in too
high terms of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. 1t is a
well-tried Remedy and invariably cures. Why
willyou suffer from Dyspepsia Indigestion and
disorders of the stomach aud Bowels, when SO
GOOD a remedy can be obtained so easily.
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The first Catalogue Of the lately
combined University Of Vermont and
the State Agricultural College, at
Burlington, reports the whole number
Of students as l27, Of whom five are
in the agricultural department
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Mrs Pierce, of Albany aged ST
years, has the past year embroidered
thirty linen handkerchiefs The old
lady can read without the aid Of
nlassns
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Mr. james McGowan, for some
time past the very efficient clerk of
,ss Fanar Brothers, is to open at an
.r, dav. hardware store in Union
Bock. Main Street
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Mr.. i. p. Philips is organizing a
..sina school in Burlington.
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The dead body of male child
IS 'onad partly buried in the bed of
' y, brook on the Bowers place, South
''''n Street, on Saturday. On ex-
,u'naaon it was found that the lungs
VI, ''' child had never been inflated.
'p''Aer the child's death was caused
violence, or otherwise, is not
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1866-12-14

-Twenty-eight thousand bushels Of
potatoes have been converted into
starch at Burbank's starch factory, in
Coventry, within the last three months
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Tae mail train arriving at St. Al
INNS from the South at 815p m. now
remains here over night, and the
.,.aiur train to, and the morning
train from, Rouses Point, have been
discontinued
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s carefully prepared Catalogue
fi1e ST. Adams Free Library, with
an ppendiz, together with the bequest
o.Haary J Hunt, Esq FOR its estab
lmeuthas been printed in pamphlet
firm at the TrANscnipr Office Mr..
Amos G Wardwell has recently been
appointed Librarian. in the place Of
n Cassius ID Farrar,resigned The
Iomy open ON Saturdays for the
Of books, from ? till 5 and
n til 5 p. ID.
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Manhood: How LOST. how Restored

AN Just published. a new edition Of Or.
flN tuIVtrxsoli's Celebrated Essay on
,Isg., the radical cure (Nithuut medicme) Of
Spermatorfhpa. on Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal LOSSES, lmpOtoncy, Mental
and Physical lne1pacity. lmpedmonts TO Mar
riage, etc, also, Consumption Epilepsy, and
fits induced by self indulgence or sexual cN-
travaganco.
go Price in a sealed envelope, only ccnts,
The celebrated author, Ia this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates. from thirty years success
ful practice, that the alarming consequences If
self-abuse may lo radically cuIel without the
dangerous use Of internal medicine or tho apple
cation Of the knife pointing ont mode Of
cure AZ once simple, certain aud cffoctull by
means Of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be- may cure hlMs0if chcaply,
privately, and radically.
rs This Lecture should bc in ia hands Of
oyery youth and Man ia tho land.
Sent. under seal, IN a Pam envelope, 10 any
address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or
two post stamps Also DR.. Culycrwelis Mar
riage Guide" price p couts. Address tho pub
fishers, CHAS j. &. klINE& co,
l27 Bowcry, Now York, Post Office box 1888.
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nerEley's Qaadrille Band furnish
10Y 'Acellept music, and those who
" trip the light, fantastic toe ="
s+''''e 1t "most hugely as Il
,.,a l' o. ours would say. Those who
n. a w. the hops, not dances at
ln, "''aen House, have voted Berk-
music the best they have had for
/. '" " Tune Berkeley, as violinist,
n 'flck, and his associates sustain
'''VeS well in their several parts.
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The Ladies of the LIST Congrega-
lanai Church IN ST Adams, will hold
Festival at the Vestry Of the Church,
Tuesday evening, Dec. Is.
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po,. 'Snry Z. Hatch has been ap-
p5oa postmaster at STAFFORD in
Sa, .. u ~ O. Hyde, removed; Cyrus
Spr,,n west Derby, in place Of Il,
Sona aSs' resigned, and Col. Homer r.
Unitosll ' o. late of the I'd Regiment of
Rap1o''s, oates sharpshooters, at West
sgpe5 pH' IN place of G. c. Stems, re-
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Lovers of oysters and who
ao'sn' like oysters at Shis season of
Tue year? can be supplied with
90 article by Houghton, on Lake
'',et who sells them by the pint,
i.''e or gallon Houghton knows
71a' good oysters are, and he is de.
'.mIned to keep no others.
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9r.' Yonn Holt of Danville, has the
Trs ''g' Roll of Captain Archelaus
Of Ps company in ye Doth regiment
e,m,', ~, IN ye Continental Army En-
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d S. Storrs viii not accept the
of Postmaster at Island
Pond. Reason Salary too small
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Mr. Joseph w Osborn, for some
time clerk in the fremont House, is
now serving in the same capacity at
the St. Adams House This house we
understand, is TO be enlarged in the
spring, to accommodate its constantly
increasing patronage.
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Rev f. II. Chaplin is to lecture in
Rutland on the 9th Of January. Are
there to be no lectures in ST. Adams
this winter?
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The ground is covered with snow
and as we write it is still falling, with
a prospect of slcighing.
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Hon. L. j. Peck, Of Montpelier,
was attacked with paralysis at Lowell,
Mass. last week. His condition is a
critical one.
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A barn at Woodstock, belonging
to three elderly Misses Raymond, was
destroyed by fire on Saturday Of last
week with several tons Of hay and "a
horse. Two of the ladies we're quite
severely burned in their efforts to save
the property.
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Our goods are not cheaper, hut az good as any
in this market offered to the wholesale trade.
l04-.
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ntRer Stanton, - Wrt. 8. GmitbIcn,
Der Wa16tnotoner 8auiier, Der wGereno oes
Rrteos auf 8efebl bss 6~rteasmtnt(fers etn8e'
iperrt purpe, neil &C III Correspondent NIT
her1 Eeinbe fant, BAT BEN lebtera uuf S3af
pene. |ab wegeu ~ungefbli6er Gtnperrung 0sr,
flaot; er serlangt bic R~Ietnt8tsIt bon $7O,'
600. Der S6er6MnnssantraIt rptro bic Gsr'
t%teiDtsuug beg &rirssminttsrs fieren. Dtt
0ert6eiOtGuna pirb lt0 0uuptld6lt6 auf BIZ
Gcnareeatte fiserr, rel6e bic MtItt6ra uni
Gipilbeamtsn ner R%r9ierunA tre9en 9erptNeg
sur unteroridung Der 0eEeClt0n beganeenel
amtltGer gfte fir frofVs ertldrt.
~Dte S%Ulbters wnb Gators
linton batter 3aflt ;atnoeaens 500 Witt'
elteper. DaYon iinb aur 3ret ausaetreten
neil biefe NfO3tatton 70 entI6teben ee9en Der
prSTrertsn ouftat. SIRE Brtn3iptentreul
serst6t btel in MGnnagn nm 70 me6r aur Gbre
ba inter ibnen SteIe gum She'll perfrGppettl
Resterun98on9efeate ftnp. tte ii6 Der @efab'
Der NbIesung au6febeu.
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toms ptro SIR. Gtauncep 8. SnoiD, Der 8e'
pafteur bes SObnl cn- Gppperbeab.8 (attes ,Sn'
feut9edcer" genGnnt.
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0an GiurSnnQft.

Cincinnati, 80. Iug. @eRerm fant
bter atemlt@ srO6e Qufreauna In 8Olae bel
GCntrUuerie 3pti6en Der 8eOtlternns bteFsel
Stabt wnb BEN StapteiIenbabn-G catSaenter
Gber bic Gabrpretle ftatt. Die 9ssteren beRe'
fen omf tbrcr btsbertaen State Wnb Critters
wsiaern lG mebr aIs $1.O3 fir ein aus 20
98iIeten deficiencies Dadet aw oablen. GtnG
9rOBe Nn,obI ReriOnen truroen aus ZEN Wa'
gen entfernt unb es fanoen sablret6e 8erbaf
tuuaen BON &Onogtteuren unb &uti6ern Ifatt
Oe1ern Durpe cine 9rCBe @aRenoer lammIune
In @efteno abgebaIteu, in Uel@er Ref6lIi'
ansencmmen purpen, ia pelden bte Gten'
balm GOmpaenteu tueseu 8erIeeunS tbret
Gcntrottes mnp M6tbea6tens Der 0ees'
treng getabeIt tpmroen.
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Neneite Na6rt6ten.
e%elearasblrt fit ben ,.sdttmor, wed,rA.
NfMerea aus europa.
Wohmtttaes Depefden.)

Omeemstcpn, 81, Mug. Der Dpfr,
SaOa BON Sen gOrf 1T Reuts Bier etnsetrCf'
fen.
@rag, 80, Die R%attfcattOnen Des Grie'
bens0ertraaeS trurben beute aussewe&ielt une
eeiem g~erfitsunsen pereen tebt frsng ssnae'
balten perben.
QOnbOn, 81, glus. 9te Na&rt6tsn
BON Der Ypt[. GonpenttOn BADEN eta Stet8eu
Der 8ebeuen Bombs aur SOtse eebabt.
MOsfau, 81. IusuR. DIE rnltiaen
8auern baten benz 6rn. Scr etne Nersft
Gberret@t, In melder lore braperltHe Wetn'
nwnS gesen BITE srOFe a~merttantf8e @spntlt'
auS9eiprOnen Aptrb.
QUnrCn, 81. @us. Der. st. 5l2Oe'
734.
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Gin pT5bIt@rr ( c Ter @spobu6etten
- aufb5reH eIuss betpesten eebeue une Gin ftGfeeOSeS
fl6reub, pirtt ftet5 af trseub cine Grt ant ben Wien
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tenbhen finb. slIeu GOLDEN tpiirbeu tur rather, etue
RGaf&e bon IRA STEMS Gdrmiuatioe.g bvnp aI fauteH.
@r 1T Gnaenetm TN @eEGmad uub tie uenlg ouhere VIE
biainen, bic ni@t libel maGeus FeiIt b~cuFommen. 3u Oer'
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