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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-05-10

Railroads.
VERMONT VALLEY RAILROAD.

----- ~ nN and a'tcr oct 2s, ls M
-nA-AA----------poi North at 1885 n NJ
5:i1 D.. M, aud 10 10 y. M.
Tho 1910 y fu train is express for Montreal with
sleeping ear attached.
The 1885 =. Co.,. train is mail train for Montpelier
st. Albaus Rutland. Burlington, Montreal the Pas
sumpsic road and the white Mountains.
The as D. va. train b. nail train for Rutland ana
Whit River junction.
Trains leave bellows FALLS for the South CON
Meeting with the Connecticut River hue at Brattcbo.
ru ,s fol1ws Montreal express train Of ;2O a. M ;
mai aud accommodation, 40 o. M; mail aud accom-
uudnt0u, 2:25 %. m. The 800 o.. m train arrives IN
Sew York ct 1900 IN. the 7:i0 M. train OF A;lo
All THESE trai is make close connection with Boston
Albany T.. u both east and west Of Springfield.
81 S. NJ WAITE. Vice President.
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TRAVELLERS

LIFE & ACCIDENT INSURANCE co.
of Hartford, Conn. Policies iusurng against
from one month To- a year, for any amount from One
30 Ten Thousand Dollars, aud all forms of Life Insu-
rauCc.
REAL ESTATE bought aud sold Teuements to
Let, &c.
sB-Omoein Savings Bank block, Brattleboro, VT.
MALCOLM MOODY. E.s.HOWE.
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PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
GREAT THROUGH LINE
UNITED STATES Wall HOUTE.

Tho attention Of the travelling publc respectfully
invited 20 of the merits of this go at highway IN
the confident assertion and belief that other line
offer equal inducements a. route Of through travel
IL CONSTRUCTION AND EQUIPMENT
The Pennsylvania Railroad
Stand. caufes.edly at she head OF American railways
The track double the entire length Of The hne Of
steel rails laid on heavy oak ti,s which are embedded
iu foundation 81 rock ballast eighteen inches IN
depth. All bridge, are Of iron or stone, and built
upon the most approved pane. It. passenger cars
while euiUeLty safe aud substantial, are Of the same
time models OF coufDft aud elegance.
The SaTeI, Appliance
IN us. ut this a, we'll illustrate the far-.eelnp and
liberal policy OF It, management. IN accordance with
which the utility only Of an improvement and not its
cost has been she question o. consideration Among
many may be- noticed
THE bloch. SYSTEM OF SAFETY SIGNALS,
IANNEY COUPLER. BUFFER AND PLATFORM,
THE WHARTON PATENT SWITCH, and the
NESTINGHOUsL AIE-BRAKE,
Forming in conjunction with perfect double track
aud ruad-ted combination Of safeguards against ac
sible.
PULLMAN PALACE Cans are run on al express trains
from New York, Philadelphia. baltimore aud wash
iurtuu o. Chicago Cincinnati. Louisville, Indianapolis
aud ST. Louis WITHOUT CHANGE, ana To all prin-
cipal point 90 the far West aud south with but
change ~ cars. Connections are made 90 union de-
pots, aud az. assured Co all important points.
The scenery
Of the F,uufylyauia route b, admit, 70 bc
passed DO tn. world Tor grandeur beauty aud variety.
superior reire.Anent i-e.iliie. are provided. En-
Uuyss courteous and attentive. aud It newt
abl, result that trip by the Fcuusy yauIA Railroad
must form pleasing aud memorable experience.
Tickets for sale at the lowest rates at the ticket OFF,
ces Of the Company In all important ctes and towns.
PRANK THOMPSON. /. J. FARMER
GfHcrG MGadgrr Gen. Pas. .ir'f.
c. s. HALDEMAE. New England Agent.
9li aud 2li Mashin gtuu Street, Boston. Mas.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1878-05-10

81 DEEM II Ny DUTY To TELL THz WORLD" what
"Dr. SwHyne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry" has
done for me. l had violent cough, night sWeats
sore throat, great weakness, with severe attacks OF
hsmOrrhage gave mp all hope Of recovery. ! am
cured, a sound and hearty man. Edward H. Hanson
engineer at sweenry's pottery, 1884 Ridge avenue,
Philadelphia, over twenty-five year, have elapsed,
and stil remain healthy man. In order that all
may test the great virtues of Dr. swayues Compound
syrup of Wild Cherry have issued trial bottles at
a5 cents No family should be without this valuable
medicine, as Often-tlues single % cent. bottle will
cure recent cough or cold, and thus prevent much
suffering and risk. II also cures asthma bronchitis
liver complaints and enriches aud purihes the blood
giving tone aud 9Th to the system Trial
bottles Is cents large size 81 Sold by leading DRUG
gists. Prepared only by Dr. Swayue son, philade-
phia Il. C. willard Co.. agents for Br4tteboro.
Tho terrible destruction that followed the breaking
away of tho immense dams IN Massachusetts, was
forcshadawed by the trihing stream whose dow
siuge hand could have stopped. SO tn hopeless
cunsumptiye may remember the scarcely noticed be-
ginniues of disease that might have been SD easily
checked and c1pelltl from tho system. This climate
is continual irritation to the throat and Jung. tits
the part of wisdom 10 HEED TIM wARNINGs Hatch's
universal Cough syrup ls as soothing to the rrtacd
parts the mother lullaby 90 the DISTURBED infant
fourteen years trial has made this fact well known
tu thousands u is mot we'll known that it Is
equally ehcacous in many of the that have been
considered h0pelc-s-iucurallp. Let the following
unsolicited testimony speak hope 10 the hithertu
hopeless and let all who read tins notice remember
that il is sold ON its merits--uo cure no pay:
80, W. Hatch X Co.: II Is with pleasure eau au-
nouuce to you the benefit, I have received from the
use OF your Universal Cough Syrup. was sick aud
given mp ~ incurahlo by my family physician aud
friends, but hearing from your agent here Mr.. Muir
ray, OF the good qualities Of your medicine, deter
mined 90 try It. / have taken two bottles aud am
no perfectly cured. ] would recommend il to all
suffering from lung difculties az an unfaiing rem.
edy-a sure cure Your truly.
WM FLORENCE, Decrheld Ohio
Regular size aud 10 cent samples sold hy II. &. VIII
lard Co.
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CAUTION e!
New England Mower.


0,GlO. HAUvEsIElss. John Gore, Brattlebor0, Vt.
Patent NJ. 20. 5sl dated Dec ~ 1859; reissue No.
l,l2y, dated Jan. %, 1861; extended seven years.
Filled May ~, ls1j.l
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Ayers
SarSaparilla

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pclas, Rose. or St. Antho,
ny's Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptivc diseases of the
skin. alterations Of the
Liver, Stomach. Kidneys,
Lungs. Pimples Pustules
Boils, Blotches, Tumors,
letter. Salt Rheum. Scald
ITood piupworn. T'lcprs
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RRowN ON sunday. sept }. rharlc, Lewis, son Of
ittm A. Brown. H.H'f T. wears nui days.
Relatives and furin- STE iuNitti tu attend the funeral
ti.Ht.tr
80 Milton saiunh,. Aus. ~. Mrs Eliza Burke. IN
ths 81 year ui htf t-'
Her relative, AMI lnrnis rtuliy invited 20 at
nm t'' mrf.' irm her lat rr'licncv jiS 9Th ST,
krntfNlt %. 900 Sept e
$40 llurhnr runtIt please py
i'NNE Martin tttfr. % tHftsr ul PARISH 81 DriWclt
t..IIIft N-.i. Joe tul 900 fli, ~H year u. his
lut 200 fttiu dis tate r-lirrtN 20 Carroll st. Brook
Nn. "n Tuesday. sept ' t' cemetery OF thr Holy Cross
iitfiI.n
llralNs ON saturday, Aus. 81 John Higgins. native
% .'ttt- .i tl l, RESPECTFULLY invited TO attend
tn' funeral irun hrs ihfr frsifrnfc. 1855 Mott st.
iNr HiHh. - It Is. 90 - rithHA T. VI
klt.fl ~.lH Q. iluiia Ann wiic OF J Y keefIe.
NufU.i|f ttiN.fHl Co. morrow
lNlnliliN ON Suniay. sept l. Mary Ioughf n the
Too NtN DAu-Nf,f r iluiul, Hud Eltultt IA LuNThia
ausi Nraf. ui.utit. ans 1h DAYS '+ef
n'a "u Iu'' a sept g. at ali pu-t urptk. IRON tia
t. 'let"e "i h'r lairhis, do \an Biuut ~, south
Is Y' hIfu
hlri7''u Nuor,. 90 h,r .~th YEAR
.ufnid papers pra~e tu4N
hiNl "nn saint.s AUG. -. EiVa E,ln. beloyee
VA" ui Francis u aNcr, a-cd D" Years, months and
days
>ol,t0,. ~ hor late residence. l1ls Fulton ay Brook
Nu. Hu NomlHN, s,lt - Rt2 80 + VI
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Edward T,cretts Ucnth.


The distinguished stallion Edward EN-
rrrt dlol at o'ro.k ou sunday evening. last
nn Mr. koheri Ennu,r- stock nrm near THrry-
town. \. V The animal was hrcd hy Mayor
Adam lllhurn, aud Wa- iualrd Nav 10 1919.
IT, hAd PASSED his twcuty-ihirl birthday. Ia
November. lshH when TIA" controversy between
,auimodore Vanderbilt and Mr. Bonner ~ to
VII" was rui Iiird To- th" supremacy az tho road
WIS at it, hrlght, the pr prletoro of the LfiJ1'
quietly purchased ~" ~iuIlinu. then rfilhul
MAJOR Winfield for s-uuuu Tho gallant old
Cnmmodor' had -nId ~ murh in pru,, uf
Mountain Bow and had boon sob enthusiasts in
hullius hiu up HS the ia-tcst tlnttrr la the
world, that NJ bonner rightly Judged il 'SpllI
Zoe ana excellent thlng for him - own his sire.
tiom the purchase ot Edward Everett w. must
du" tho runuonr rWtut of Mr. koh,r Bouner's
lur"er H~ % breeder. lll\Iu. secured tit -iIl-
hon hr WAS induced, from tim. to time. To- pur-
'uu~c mares to breed To- him. and gradually his
r,iahIi-lnI nj grow into it's present priueciY
dun u~l0h@.
The -,.'l'n~ most distinguished sons and
j iu- nt'r- ur' Julg" Fullerton. record 2.lN:
Mountain BOY. :; 2u4; Tanner Bow, 2,2l ;
sheridan, 2.22 Everett Raw 2.21; ilg ~
bow 23u g.; Vim H. lirrdr. 800. lmOrlul.
Lady Everett Fanny Miller. joe Eii0u Mamir
+ Billy Hutton, AMI The Mor,. llor,'. Mr.
Humphrey rcdinE, Judge luii ltuu. has
ho'n um"d miles in 49, and W. have iaith
ill, hn VIII nnst y,ur make a record rl.-c tp
that of Goldsmith Maid.
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MAS IT 4 SPIRIT:
How Oregon Woman AstonIshed IL Phiia.
deIphian In the Aston House Parior.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 81 have made up
my mind to lay before the readers Of The SUS u
queer experience. | shall simply tell the story
without attempting to explain II.
Some years ago. a neghbor Of mine going
home from his store. found his wife dead on the
kitchen floor her throat cut from ear to ear.
She had been in low spirits for several weeks and
it was at first supposed TO be a suicide but the
finding Of several indentations in the skull, evil
IDENTIFY made 10y Il club. showed that 1t was Il
murder. poor paralytic warrant. 10 whom the
woman had been a generous irienu. wis ar
rested. convicted on purely circunstantiai cNi-
dcnce and hanged.
Between tho sentence and the hanging | often
visited him in prison became coutinc. OF his
innocence and with others tried hard 10 save
him. one day. after il was plain that no COM
mutation or pardon was TO be hoped FOR n
thought came into my mind which am certain
did not then or aiterward utter To any one; II
should suffer painful death forn crime that he
cuulu MOI nave c9mmllted' VIII procure y
small bottle Of chloroiorm or u few grains OF
strychnine and give II ~ his relatives, 10 be con
yeyed To- him. Then he will escape this dread
fu death Of hanging. the thought was but u
monetary one dismissed with horror upon an
instants reflection. The man was hanged. rs |
said. With his last breath he declared his lnno-
ceuce.
some time ago was sitting, in the paror Of
tho Aston House. | noticed q very elegant
woman Of middle age whom had meyer seen
before. gazing a me with look like that Of q
sleep walker Thinking she was DESTROYS 81
ln,h NJ out Oltne window ~ Wlllcn was seated,
was about 10 move uWay, when she said:
Do not Dot me disturb YOU, only came TO
lcil Won ter' - nsplrlt here. that Of q man IN
whom yuu once kindly Interested yourself dur
ng his unhappy earth life II name Ii -.
You remember him. do You mott He was "Nr-
iul'l l"r murd.r III your city. and you visited
HIM lu PRISON.
J.. ." remen.e3s.r' was my reply. what has he
He says that he was innocent Of tho crime
for which ne died. although guilty Of other OF
fences TINT deserved pan shmcuL'
Now, asked can the spirit repeat To- me
any part OF our talk to satisfy me that IT is re-
ally he -
De You rcmemhor' said the medium, a
thought you had while in the prison For a
moment YOU half resolved TO convey 10 HIM
enough stry'hnlns or chloroform to put him
Astounded heyond measure. ! rose from my
seat. and. after thanking the lady, went straight
10 the clerk Of the hotel. All he could tell me-
about her was that She was from Oregon. had
arrived tho night before. aud was 10 leave on the
next Boston train.
am certain. / say again, that had never
spoken Of that impulse 10 man or woman. How
did she know Of il
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PASTOR V0SBURGIl'S RETURN
WEILTLr CHtRCH MEN VINO IRE nos
THE 10 ms MINISTRY.
when we Move he Must Go"-UIs Treat
ment OF his wife severely Criticised
Lambs Of his FIuck not at Communion.


Lambs Of his Flock not ~ Communion.
m f,.,,
me rev d'"rgo Vs. NolhuiS hW inc Noh-
ION Nyruu, Bnpti-t Church. Jersey City,
o, ,,..'. .1,,. ~
prc'fh'h yesterday lor inc nrH' uh'' AMER MS
summer vacation. The large church was about
half nnr1 lila thnn,c ,vns tho snnrtifviua. ,fre,t
rs,rori,,, Inn, h.. Ii,i ,,,, r,,,,r ,l,',,i, l., hi.
81 Sun"IlhE' pul ne ulH hp' Icl'l ull''uS 10 MS
recent trial or IT, the trouble that is brewing in
bi. church. ITO wandered how il WINS that .,t,.,
~ ,'.t ,'..',, 49, W .'.. .',..,
mon ''WW 10 ur"u-u '"p''HlnH 81 "E"iiN '''
ropr FORTH az cold aud hard and unsynipa-
,,,i t., ,,,.r .,.,r,tr,,l,. ,u,,tn,nd il, M, i'm,
1 ~. -, ....,,.
p'h'tapi" '""l OF hhh "" hi'"h'n WIN
more than hts usual power aud onthusnsm.
T,,,, b,n,ls,,r,. I,,,,,,,,ts alarmed his. pulrit
=,
ana two others Wrfe koil lr'@h III N'Soh on VIC
altar rail Before her re- mt death Mrs. Sirdlpr
-, =, ,o, a. n , :,
INV WIZ" - "'''' "'''' ''''' Wow
send flower g. hi, pulpit regularly every sun
day. Yesterday. for the nr.t time. they worc
"'h Wy ON" nav V"ll~hl'"iF
A0.r hIs sermon Mr.. Nnshur.h Hnnnun cd
that hr would conduct the communion service.
N"" w" !, t0"hS r'''"in''i W. P'l ''''p''' VI
Nosbucgh blessed the bread aud H." vino. and
who carried thom Z, jhcc0nmunicants. Among
ihu~c Nt TINS s'rvl'" WHO Wnt' specially noted
were the following named sisncr. ut the l'itcr
recently addressed to the pusipr rruuestlh. his
resignation; Nlr. George tWhrhl. MrS l,cacnh
Shorn Mr.; iiirm Siflcr, Alrs. D2nini,k. Mr.
was noted were Mayor Siedlrr. who is said &" bo
out of town. Trustee Amti"" Spad9u". ran
Men, Deacon ,lller, 10, IN En- wn" w,f,
service. Dcnc1n Bumsted. Deacon .Shorr.
treasurer illigu II. Suu. u. ahd VI ssr7.
l"uh- .Hn. ana Matthew. Nj. N"slnlf@ii r'N b.
u hIuln united amt prosperous alur Whlrh nc
VIII hc willing To- resign. ,...o.
j"H ou~ i"'d ANA fri,v mr." hnpeiul thai IN"
church VIII IT, successful under Mr. No~hufEli =
uH-i rae Iusi'' Huhdon" was 81 "p'nl"it
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W 1IifiIEIy.

NAEGLF.-on Friday. Aug 30 At the
r,>i'ucr of g. o. tiiiri-. 80 % st. " s.. hy the Rev j.
uShau. uut-.N. assisted hs tho Rev. T. ". Tlerncy.
uu'. tilri-Hn o Bhlpon. l. /. TO Deborah Maggie "
NrN Yfrn
'INNk -rKENErT .um Monday July ~ by the Rev.
i,nr, % Ntr. n..i-tHl %, thc Hon l.. Backus Ezra
'itr, Of b.nu,l}n go Nrlhr A. rrnerc cousin Of
'lr1n bt--tN
ttiuNDf.- I,,.Dit,E -Jn THURSDAY. AUG ~ by the
aN llAi-. N.oH'. Mr. william ucur.e To Miss Mary
Uo',NN nAIluN A. 'hr Chura, NJ The Holy limo
.nt- h' 'l. f'' tW'r pllsh'rs. Nj Peter Hogan "a
81 ..- N-Ifr ril.nn iuii' at fiu.tit,
ItllLN UttifN ON Wainc.,las. Az. IS NJ tbs
l..ui. u.r 90 lh litl mother. h. soc Rev. Gabriel
ii' s. tHuir, 10 k'iN to Siii, Niuey. both VI this
rffN
HuRWrs- lNE>uN ON rhur.is, Ns- 20. by the
ltN iHlh .i,ii'rI.lu. tlwn VI Roberts OF BrOoky n
Nav lurnu". N'W Nnrh
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nsneon.nsIa,. vl.n % the 4ueen.

BoNCHrRcH, Isle If Wight Aug ~ The
Isle of Mieht continue, tp 10" for the present il"
htlrd interest for the queen les -iill M O.lnrne.
and Lord fna nu-iicld arrived lu thn island
Yesterday ON a visit t. her MAJESTY. The rnyul
crimson cloth had boon laid along the pier for
him To walk ulou Th"le wa, q crowd tu SEQ
cnmpInlrd by ms iHNnrltr secretary. Mr.. Mon
tagu CORY. The royal steamer was watched
through many Ciiss from the Isle of MlLht
shore, winch thr Alberta made early IN the at
lolnoon. The Queen and the royal household
having We coined the distinguished guest hr
dincd IN tho evening with her Majesty. and Will
stay mt the castle for several days, ait-r which
the Queen viii 20 Ia scotland. taxing her Gus
tolnary autumn. vacation AZ Ba!mora These
said to be a source Of annoyance To the eStrcmn
Radical party, which affects to SEQ in these CON
ler9nces an undue recognition Of monurchical
authority.
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The Weekly sun Ia the BeAt Paper 10 Adver-
tisc In.

lnkk, far Aug. -, 1875.
GENTLEMEN: | have been manufacturer Of
turbine wheels al large adN rl,rr III NspRlers for
many years Asmy business depends IN great degree
upon my advertising, it has been something OF sludN
win me todctemne If possible what papers or paper
phys nae best In thc last order given you. amounting 10
something more than sl,"l, yuu charged me siil Tor
Tue Ntw ioHk WHISKY SrN, and a careful examination
shows that have heard and secured more orders
from fmF StN than aip other tWent, ave papers com
mncd. II Is the best advertising medium have ever
found. aud would rather drop any other twenty fNe or
thrty papers than this NV NoEg MfFKiv Sos for It
seems 10 he read all the country, and sell wheels
nom it in ever, STATE ana Territory.
Yours truly ~ T. BrRSHAN.
Mcssrs. Gro T. RowTLL co.
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Death An.r a Fan Down stairs.

Ihe dead body Of Mr.. De Witt G. Daniels. a
''NN brooklyn real estate dealer found yesterday
morning nj the bottom OF the basement stairs m his resi-
ush's' 90 Ninth street Mr. Daniels had fallen down
e NAlrs ~ the night and struck against the bakene nj
.soyi which was locked, aud his head twisted In
poIuon A. Ia indicate that he had been stunned
hnu tNansled when The project NJ building the Eas
st bridge was hrst before the Brooklyn Aide rmen
Sriiss Committee. w. ~
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Rqo'ioi J,r m, sun iy Gcors. me opat Jonmn
A committee Of inhabitants of san Francisco
have invited the Count Joannes and Miss AyonR Fair
banks 10 contribute By their writings the Chrisnns
AHaual. n volume TO be- published by d Appleton A
Co Tor hrneN VIOLENT institution. The committee Is
posed Of the kng.sh and French Consuls, the monAres
James Flood Peter II. Burnett 0ustaye Mahe, coun
ellors Morrison, robin and others The Count aud
ANonih have accepted the cOmpme ntary invitation and
have transmitted their literary contributions
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MAEiNE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE ,INANAl INNS nav
sunrise. p .- ~un ~cfs. % 10 Nrru srts % %,
MON MttlNrUu, uN.
sandy Hook. ~ n Ho, lsIut a. tn Hen Gate. I %
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say ili eaNrat, n,.d W iIr r.Hnt uHi.. icluently
l'l" hir lNfr">' ir'aI-' u"t It"tl> I,'laltd IN
N'lnfN Nh.i WISH Information ahuut caveats. patents
'tt hs, ilult marks. t' v-. .DH have tlN address
st y. a.
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eusintss llontt5.
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Or. 4 SHERMAN : appliance AMI curative retains
.iid cures ~ PIT AZ without tho injury OF uua
Pamphlet wlh rAniu-rIrhic Aecue.~cs OF cases before
ami alter mailed Tor iOc. Oncc. .jl Broadway.
knoN'. Fan STYLE suk Hat Issued To-day.
Face. al ~ broadway and 9Th A. Hotel
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And Collie can be with Milk of Maguesa OF which
they like the taste Sold By all druggista-Ads.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-03-11
Neaierun0s.S .Sparbaneen .


Nnselidts pes tief erldiitterten Ser
trauens in bic lofalen @parbanten oiirfte
per tcnsrelicneae Ycrlhlas auf @rrids
tuns pcn Yof. .Spartanfen aus iidt uuf
@rfrls baben. Der Ylan if folsenber
Nae Ypitdmter, melhe 'mouey orders
austelen, icllen Sparanlasen BON 25 @tS.
aufwdrts annebn.en uno an bic Depciitcs
rem @parbiidlein ausiteuen. Scbalo Elm
Depclitum $40 erreidt, fcllen bic Ycii'
u,eilter bafiir eine Ycit Oroer uuf bas
5daeamt austelen. Diele Yolt.Sroers
icaen aussetauldt werben t0nnen sesen
Ser. Staaten, BonoS in NppcintS ppn
SO, 500 cber $100, uno So 65 3inisn
(in @resnbads) bonn 3uaoert trasen, unc
Iolde Bombs iouen pieoerum aussetauidt
merpen fSnnen sesen pro5entise Bombs.
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