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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

The "Free Press" praises the appear
ance and conduct of the Irish and French
Canadians in Burlington on St. Patrick S
day.
Through freight ears from New York
are now run over the Harlem Il Benning-
ton and Rutland railroads.
In Victory on the llth, a young Cana
dian fell from a lead of lumber, which az
forwards fell on him, killing him instantly.
Heavy freshets are expected at Bellows
Falls and Brattleboro when the snow melts.
The number Of arrivals at Rutland ho-
tells for the week ending Friday, 10Th,
was S65.
Mrs. Ira Peach Of Troy, was seriously
injured in her spine recently in crossing a
'titch-Eo'e in the road.
The number of people in school district
No. 6 in Brook6eld who arc over 70 years
of age, is 81. Barnard must look to her
laurcs.
Corinth must be fat place, for in one
school district there are 6 men whose az
gregate weight is l,475 pounds-an aver
age of almost 246.
The Ladies' Association for the relief of
the poor in Burlington are now supplying
regularly over forty needy families with
food, and large number with clothing.
Burglars abound in Bennington. Stores
have been entered quite frequently, and
the other day a trunk was stolen from the
railroad depot, the contents of which were
valued at slC0.
George Hadlock, on trial at Troy re-
Gently for the recovery of money won by
him in gambling, went out during dinner,
eaped into sleigh and escaped to Can.
ada.
Mrs. James Rice of Greensboro, "a
years old, has woven during the winter
over 200 yards of cloth and carpeting,
aud done some housework. She can walk
four miles 6 day.
The mail train Oh the VT. Central rail.
road, that arfisea al Bellows Falls Thurs.
day afternoon, March 4th, contained three
bridal and Two funeral parties. Strange
anomaly.
The sale Of intoxicating liquors by the
town agent of Cambridge for the past
year amounted to nearly $1,000, and ai'
ter raging all expenses netted the town
the handsome revenue Of fire cents.
Captain Samuel Root, a highly respect.
ed and prominent citizen Of Brattleborc
for more than half a century, died on the
18th, aged so years. for many years he
has been president of the Brattleborc
bank.
Mrs. A. II. Mills, Of Middlebury, was
recently operated upon for dropsy by Dr.
G. l.. Allen, Of Rutland, aud thirty-six
pounds Of water removed. The opera.
ton, however, cost her lite, she dying in
four days after it.
The Vermont Annual Conference Of
the NJ. Il. church will this year be held
at Waterbury, commencing on the 18th
of April next.
The students of Richmond High School
reocntly gave successful exhibition, and
al the conclusion presented the principal,
MIR. NJ. b. Carpenter, with Dickens and
Tennysons' complete works, valued o,
ssl.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

VAUDEVILLE, VI, March 25th, 1863
Mr.. EDIroR AT regular meetin2
of Chrystal Spring Temple, No. IL. loca.
ted at Watervilc, the following officers
were installed for the term ending July
LIST, 1869.
D. T., Henry WILDER.
D. V. T., Mrs. Charles Atwell.
D. r. s., II. NJ. Mcfarland.
d. A. s., Mrs. Hannah WILDER.
D. T., j. T, Langdcll.
d. f. s., Miss Emile l.. Holmes.
D. NJ, Miss Mary Balch.
d. g., Mrs. j. NJ Hubbard.
d. S., Lemuel Pierce.
D. G., s Il. Miller.
D. r. ii. s., Mrs. Henry w her.
d. l.. III. S., Mrs. Charles Corey.
II. NJ. McFARLAND, Il. S.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30
State Items.

We notice that Jim French" who
has held the Z. o. at Montpelier for eight
years past is to be rotated" Capt. j.
W. Clark is TO be his successor. We
have not the honor Of knowing Capt Clark
personally, but are very willing to accept
him, or anybody else, for whiting Jim's
successor. Jim, however, has made mon
ey and that was the point which he aimed
at So he may be said to have been sue
cessful. The Postmaster at the State
Capital should be gentleman and we
hazard the guess that Mr. Willard has
made selection with some reference 10
the qualities of a gentleman, combined
with business capacity and political char
acter.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

The mammoth musical festival in Bos-
ton next June seems to be no longer a
problem. Money, it is said, pours H.
The fund is about $1,000 already.
Whatever the music may be, there is GER
tain to be u mighty noise, and crowds of
enthusiastic spectators, and memorable
celebration. The exercises are to be held
in great iron amphitheatre or "Collise-
um," to be erected for the purpose.
1t was proposed to erect it on Boston
Common, and the Aldermen voted per-
mission therefore but the idea of desc
Grating the Common by any such use stir
red the Hub to the centre, and the cutlery
was so great that the managers have de-
clded toput up their building In st. James
Park. The festival proper will last about
week, but the building will stand for at
least month, and be used during that
time for monster concerts oratorios, and
similar decorious publications. The mid.
die Of June is the time fixed for the OPEN
Ing.--free Press and Times. f
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

CT. Patch, Esq. has been appointed
Postmaster for this village. His commits.
sion was among the first issued by the new
administration. Capt. W. II. Ii. kcnfeld
was also an applicant, and presented Pc
tition numerously signed, and certainly
would have made, had the appointment
been given to him, al excellent Postmas-
ter, as he is already quite familiar with
the duties However, we have no doubt
that Mr.. Patch will prove an excellent Of
fcer, and give good satisfaction to the
community, and We hope there will be Il
graceful acquiesence in the rulings of the
powers that be.-Our Office help is little
nettlod, to be sure, at the idea of having
to carry the papers 40 rods, or so, further
to get to the Post Office but if "Charlie'
keeps the .'latch string" to his Office out
at all reasonable times, las VS. are assured
he willy so that people will not have to
wait long outside, we think ''the boys
will be inclined to throw in the difference"
in distance against the good they will
derive from the trarel. Those who aspire
to muscular christianity must not be too
particular about few rods travel.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30
WHIPPLE,
Morrisville, Vt.

--Messrs. Powers a. Gleed have pnr-
chased new law library considerably ex-
ceeding in cost the one recently destroyed
by fire. Being all new and bought all at
once, for cash, it is much superior to the
one burned, and may safely be said to be
the best in this region. We are glad to
see such evidences of vitality in these
young men, and hope their prosperity will
be equal to their enterprise and skill in
their profession.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30
MIR. Albert Kingsley--an old soldie

MIR. Albert Kingsley--an old soldier
Of Co. l, LIST Vermont Cavalry-lAft town
,asc monday, TO find home in Kansas.
Mr.. VIM. Hall, another Co. | boy, has
returned to Virginia City, Montana, where
himself and brother, own large mining
claim-we believe several miles in length
which they are now working by new
process, and at great profit. They en-
ployed last season about 40 hands, to whom
they pay five dollurs per day in goll.-
Several young men from Stowe and John
son have gone with him this spring. We
shall be happy when the shovels and picks
are issued along the line of the Lamoille
Valley r. r. We think it will lave
tendency to check this drain upon our vi
tai forces.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30
Proclamation for Fast

Devoutly recognizing our dependence
upon God, and in accordance with a ven
Grated custom, / do hereby appoint THURS
DAY, THE EIeuTu Day OF APRIL. next
as day of Fasting, Humillition and Fray
er. Let us, on that day as a people, turn
aside from our ordinary pursuits, and IN
humble contrition for our sins, seek the
favor of Almighty God, that all our la
bors may be blessed with the plenteous
fruits of His Providence. Let us come
unitedly unto the throne of grace, seeking
for the light as revealed in our Lord
Jesus Christ. Let us invoke the Divine
favor upon our beloved country, and up
on all called to administer the government
thereof, that they may have the Esprit
of wisdom and understanding, the spirit
of counsel and might, the spirit OF knowl-
edge and the fear of the Lord" Given
nnllor my hand and The seal of the State
in the Executive Chamber at Rutland,
this sixteenth day of March, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight hunc red
and sixty-nine, and of the Independence
of the United States the ninety-third.
JOHN B PAGE.
BY the Governor,
s. L. BuRNnAM, See. of Civil and
A..
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

THAT bubble known as the Vermont
=" Record and Farmer, published at Brat
tleboro, has burst. The catastrophe was
FASTENED by recent expose of its pretcn-
ded circulation in the PHOENIX" publish
cd in the same place. As the collapse
has been long expected, but few mourners
90 about the streets, excepting, of course,
those who hold the publishers |. o. U.
The paper will probably be taken in hand
by some other parties, whose names are
not made public as yet.--Sprin.kfeld Re-
publican. ~
We have received the ''Record q Far
mer for this week as usual. We don't
see the collapse"
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

CoNcERT.-See notice of Concert at
Morrisville on Thursday Eve. 1t is for
the benefit of the new Band which recent
ly suffered by the fire, a loss of nearly
$500 worth of their beautiful silver in
struments. The instruments have been
replaced, and the Band owe for them
Several members of the Band were severe
sufferers, privately, by the recent fire.
We hope our people, here, will remember
the boys in their time Of need. Rcmem-
Der, too, that Morrisville people have re-
Gently patronHed our shows pretty liber-
ally, and though the travelling may not be
as good as we could wish, we hope a good
ly number will turn out.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

In the case of the Jonsses, the grand
juror has concluded that the "turpitude"
is SO equally divided, he will not prose-
cute. fef
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

Frank H. Marsh, Of East Calais, shot,
within few days, a mammoth owl, meas
uring from tip to tip, five feet and two
inches,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

THE "EcLEcTIc" FOR April
An Establishment Rosa Bon
August Neandcr; Christian
India On the MoAem MsMe
allure ; The two Comets d
Memorabilia of Old Gad4
in Death a Page Of u
Millman's "Aunals of St.h
dral )" Squaring the Circle
was Right. Chaps. XVI, N.
Luck in Families; The Las
Captains; The Struggle for !
the NailrattaS, coIitlnueulV
the Post Office DIMINISHED
Pressure ; The Alexandria,
marine Earthquake in the Al
Bouheur; Poetry; Notes 90
ence I; Varieties.
Terms ; Single copies, i
copy, one year, 5000; five
year. $4,000. Address T.
Publisher, 1OS Fulton st., NJ
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

Quite q number OF roofs in Coventry
have fallen under the weight Of snow.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30
The Great Peace Jubilee.

Our invitation to the leading singers in
the county to meet here last week met with
a response from several, but not enough
we're present to organize. Messrs. Wait,
Whipple, ODER, Cook and others seem to
favor the project, and named several 9TH
ers who it seems have expressed desire
to join chorus. Now the time is short,
and the travelling bad enough, and in Or
der to be making some progress, we have
after some consultation with several sing
ers, concluded to suggest this plan; Let
every person who will join such a chorus
club, report their name at once to Prof.
W. I. Whipple, at Morrisville, with the
part which he or she will sing-who will
undertake, as soon as the proper number
of names Are received. to get the music
III advance of the organization, and appoint
tire for a rehearsal, so that when the
club shall come together the first time for
organization, etc, rehearsal can also be
had. Several clubs have already been
formed in the State, and it is time a move
was made. Address
W. +. WHIPPLE,
Morrisville, VT.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

We are glad to learn that Mr.. Nun.
roe Davis is now in fair way to recover.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

The LADY's FRIEND FOR An
Fortune-T Teller is the su6led
steel engraving which Iead''
number of this charming mol
is followed by a handsome
steel plate Of the latest Ears
Then we have a striking plcls
alanche among the Alps %.
number of engravings de''I'
and children's dresses, bodies
etc. The music for this nll
popular song, pulling ha"
Stream" AS to the ll'tl'
that powerful and deeply Inie'
"Roland Yorke," by the %
of +" East Lynne" and tAe'
fascinating story, " BclTe'
Miss Elizabeth Prescott az
with the complete stories Oh 7
of the Dice" by Mrs. Spdia
ing Toll-Gate," by Miss ,
Belly; f" Eleanor WyvGn'
Leslie Walter; Samuel D''
by Frances Lee, and Edl'a''
able Intelligence, ETC. fo''
con 4 Jefferson, BY Waln"'
adelphia, at $3.50 a year '
cludes a large steel ensr'', /,
copies, So. Five copies aI'
So. 1.-The Lady's Fricnd y
urday Evening Post andOl'~
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

Tech EN- litley. h.
with Republicans, and h.
Grant.--We dodge that
This wuz the last fe,tL..
the camel's back.
"Wat is there 700 don, I,
but go to thunder and ~
yoorself," ejakilated IiDl;'
in off the platform. Ib.1
self fearfully at times. Al,
most emmy emergency, bD,
P"' "''u"' 'onS and painful
a speech in the interest nv
haz belonged few every a..
flourshed since he was t. T.
L
expecting votes from all NJ.
abooze Sumner in on, \.
him in another, but | can,
wunst. That's a porsiimp,
| hev made a speech in a,
favor NV free trade in Mo-
the same evening adyocst.i
tcctive tariff in PennsyIv,,
ask me to do SIGH things h,
to the same awjencc! ,,
much for even a Kentucs,
And [ left in disgust. !
elected, and without epp, ,
if there's a man in CopDa.,;
find suthin in his record n
must be a singular bein.
| PETROLEUM Y.
| (which !,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

'NNi
TO the friends cfTemperau,;
The Executive Commute
mont State Temperance Sol,
pointed Rev, D. II. Ram
Brattleboro, their General +
instructions to cordially CO,
all existing organizations b,t
ends in view ; to render a,,e,
ing more efficient efforts ln,
sion of the rum traffic and +,
arouse public sediment to,s
ing dangers, and try to reyr
Of voluntary reform which v
al in the beginning of the IA
formation. Mr. Ranncy vii.
this work an energy and clt.
thy of the undertaking, ttr
discretion and business t.s
give him success, if he rectr,
pathy and cooperation vhiA
rected frcm the friends dta
the State, to whom he is i
recommended.
c. NJ. WILLARD, Q
Castleton, VT, March Il,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

The Metcalf house anu ~
with contents, owned BY n
occupied by one MI D'r !,
burned Thursday morning !. !
tween IL and ] O'Clock =
COW. and Mr.. R.'speddl'f ~
we're also burned,
The Montpelier J'a''a \,
Mr.. Mcintyre Of st. e. :.
weigh his fowls again, as :, =
ems, Of East Montpelier. :, !
(pure Bramahs,) that we's'
two hens and o rooS'0'
pounds.
The Troy COuferes,S'e '. Il
Troy. commencing Oh '''~
April 18th.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

The small pox runs riot in Orange.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

Synopsis

--.-'--''-'--
Synopsis
Tae I'd
ate Conf
exhausti|
ditional |
one from
the othel
and FROM
cifc railI
the Thrift
San Frat
Rrrnativd
majority
TO be th@
Pacific /
vided sui
outlets
one for d
initial pd
all Cong
enterpris|
turc cons
shows ut
of statisd
of the in|
France,
ted State
all model
wealth a
commend
port and
countries
ton to I'll
systems,
of Bclgi1
Italy, sh|
is the be
for the Il
also S
railways
necessar|
line can
thrown d
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

-.Ag
says thai
Of Philip
down to
when ono
attic rheu
to be car
a bottle
was resoI
--.--Ho,
Tnn mall
hs H., III
Ipsnvrra,,;;vvI
sold ~. |
- d
.ho,,la 4
.sRsrrrett|
c..,,..
st.ndsai,|
s shIe
-~.,
10y
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Ht4u1IVk
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

asst hiAO
the TERI
the road
practical
report 81
last CANT
uoalr 4
urgently
measured
on,ysto|
proves u
to aid til
cidental|
ing FROM
ter's Del
Railroad
miles of
done for|
the inter
road. a
redeem 1
inent in |
poses gr'
like that
Central
but advo|
of the mi
tional tr|
to a de6|
clares tn
and poll
with the|
their con
alleged
with, thd
Pacific i
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

BY the Governor,
S. Il. BuRNHAM, Sec. of Civil and
Military Affairs
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-03-30

The |
snaths W |
the Rutl|
longerir|
be remcr|
the conv|
Last
Rockingl
over thd
meetings.
vote evel
I'd
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25
MmSlamoii9e Nadri9tem.

Nei9er ais oetpSbnli9 an bebeu<
t1nsspplIen gta9ri2ten if bte neuefe
europdt{@e pof. Ab9eieben ron ber
Gr6fnuns nes 5tumenii9en Gpneilt>
umS in @eu, bic mir ni@t uuter bic
eem5bnli9en Gasesneutetetten 3dblen,
lteeen cine Nette Beaebenbeiten nor,
|teren Golsen f9 ni9t bere@nen lo0tn.
Der aailer Yon Grantrei9, iiber pefen
3uftdnbe in einem anbsrn Mrtifel cteler
Summer tie Rept il, febt in {einer ei<
|aenen 8efpen3 eiaer Getnp1tlisfett Der
8o!tsitimmuns sesendber, bic jebem
anbern Gdraen banse ma@tn wdrte.
9n Srlane ,purpe Elm mesen 9c9yer<
ratts perurtbeilter Genier inc en9ltl1e
Parliament serablt unp berrf9t btb<
balb 9emaltiae Mufre9une, ,peil be @e<
eierun9 bic 8abl ees i'm @efdn9ni6e
6ibenpen nidt onertennt. 9nBapern
baben bel pen iaR9fen @ablen bic
Goniernatiuen Cyatrioten) 9efest unp
bat eas Wtntferium eem RSnioe bic
GntloGuns infplse reGen oneeboten.
Dos &6ni9ra@ Stalien bat Elm neues
Miniferixm. Dalmatilde Bauern
leifen rem 6fcrreidif9en Wilitar nod
i1mer @ipertanr. unp ramit audi et@
wos Spanildes nidt feble, miro 9e%
melpet, bab bic gprtes in Waorip na1
Sahr unb Gag Is fat sur @abl zines
R6ni9s in ner perjon neS unmlnoi9en
!6er3o9s spn @enua 9ebra@t boben.
Ds9 la0en pir et,paS ou5f1brli9ere6
tber Die gpr9dn9e in paris fol9en.
Nn 29. Sos. wurre bic Seffon r.r
eeles9ebeuoen 8eriammlun8 nurd Sais
lerNapclepn reri1nlid er5ffnet. Seine
Ibronreoe par, ,pie 9eppbnt nit ~Grei@
beitr seipidt ober taum bate rer Be<
terr(her ner 9roeen Natirn N@ aus
|rem Saal entfernt 10 nurcsu in Iebr
farmil1er Sisuna cine sanse Mense
Snterpellatipn.n einBcretAt, beren wi9s
tiste lie Ypn Sales 6arr. 1T, intem fc
BE epntituirense @epalt aQein fit eie
@eleesebuns in anfprud nimmt. Der
Ginbrud> ben bic ron Ropolepn ansez
tlnri8ten &efcrmen auf bic Besblte>
rung ma9ten, ,piro BON unabbdu8t9en
BIdttem ais Elm febr unelnfti9er &C.
(9ilcert. Die &ommer<M <Mit9lttrer per<
bielten f9 dubert reiersirt bsi reren
gerleiuna ; oer GmpfanS bee Saiiers
beim Grl9einen forpbl als beim Ausz
tritt aus BEN Qousre unb bel ter Rid
febr lber zen bsf na@ ben Iuilerteen
mar Gin itbr flbler. uneef1br 1000
Wann Grupren> Maticnaloorpen unp
Serseaten waren ,rtlden Euilerieeu 4.
2puYre, allpp bic Gbrcnrebe strlsl.n
wuroe, auf9efellt. @ans anpers wti@
fen bic 6cf;citunsen ,u teridten i
Iast bic ~Yatrid: Der &ailer lei nit
l.br grocer Be9eiferunA wie man fe
nod ME felt Anfans piefer @esieruns
temertt babe ssn ben periammelten
&ommern empfaneen werrsn. ssa<
mentli@ iuuen BE Ncrte: Sir %
|Oronuns ftebe i@ ein!" einen wabren
Sturm pom Srascs uxe @irats ber=
voreerufen baten, 70 tas rer 2aiitr
itine 8ere fdr etnen Ausenblid
unterbre9en mubte. Als nod seeaee@
ter Reee eer SufDminiiter bic nod
ni9t teeipisten neuen Derutirten aufz
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-12-25
Wutnnaer Ill.

ndbere Musfluuns pesRabmens fdeint
man Der Majoritat be6 Nbeeprpnetenz
bauies anbe;mneun 3u wplen. Die
Minifer jeItft. iaet man feien nod
ni4t in Betref alIer puntte oer8efcrm
| inter f@ etnis, Auberbalb Ter Reaiez
run9 souenrs, uue aud auberbalb oe6
parlamente, treE;en fd bic buntepcn
! @iberlprlde NIT einaneer ME r,an
bic Refprm seitaIten, ia pb man atesz
baupt cine Aenberune nornebmen peer
sula0en fol-. Gin 1beil mS6te Iieter
ni9t riitt.ln an elmer nod fc junaen
gerfaGun9; etn anrerer wia iberbaupt
feine @eritdrtun8 be6 &et9eratbes &C.
sendber ben Qanpta9en; Elm pritter be-.
3weifelt, tab bic @ablrefprm fi9 aIs
eiHe hlde @rfdrfun8 erpeifn werpe.
gitlleiHf tefhst tas 1ferrei9ii9e 9clf
tas Bnfpttt ktnr1 baierf9en Na1<
barn unb' ;eist Der 3e9ierun0 felbft ,rie
pie bic lltr gddla9en bat.
Das neue Mefereelee ,peldes tem
Reidsratbe svreelest wtrb, wiQ tic
@rdupune son SI5nern ncn Der 3uz
fttmmans br te!refenceu @em.iabe
atbdnSi9 ma9ea,
Die 6ferrtidii9e Ne8ierun9 bat nit
bem Auf1ano in Dalmatien ni9t IL
let@tee @ere ME man anfdnelid
elautte. @eneraI Auerspere bat nit
ieinen Irappfn n,ebrere NiebfrIaoe1 er=
litten. Aus Nadri9ten pem 27ften
Nos. ron @ien sebt berpor bab ei,tr
Der bourtH9li9en @rante far> tas
S9eitern ber Sperotipnen in Ter Griz
poseie ein feiurli6er ueberfaH auf pas
bauptauartier BERT. Eruppen mar rer
am Abenb bes 19. il, Dem Defle ron
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