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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from practice, having
had placed IN his hands BY an EAT India mission
airy the formula Of a simple vegetable remedy, fol
the speedy and permanent cure Tor eonsump.
ton, bronchitis, catarih, asthma, and all throat and
lung affections, also a positive cure TO nervous
lebiy anil all nervous complaints aGer havi ing
iested ITS wonderful curative pow, RS in thousands
n cases. hiss felt II his duty 10 make it known to
his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive,
and desire TO relieve human suffering will send
free of charge, 10 all who desire u, this recipe. with
ull directions for preparing and using, in GeI
French, or English. Sent by mail hv addressing
with STAMP, naming this paper. w. W. Shafar, l4u
Powers Block, Rochester, New York. FMl3w4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco r5!,

FREE Book of nearly 100 large octave pages
or III, SICK. Full of valuable notes on Scrnfua ::
Diseases of the Breathing Organs; Diseases OF
Men; Diseases of Women Aches and Pains !;
Heart Troubles; an! great variety of Chrome
Diseases, with evidence that in most cases these
diseases are durable, sent for one STAMP.
Address MURRAY HILL pTIR 90
Fl3m6 No l2g f. asth Street Y y
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23
Ihe freeman
MONTPELIER. VT.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL %, 1879

We desire to make the Freeman particularly valua-
bile for It's news from all parts of Vermont and our
friends in different parts of the State. especially in
WASHINGTON. Orange and Lamoille Counties will con
fer great favor upon aud readers by sending
Us local intelligence GIVE facts and We will arrange
them for the paper.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23
THE CULTIVATION OF ROSES.

And rose her lips
The best way Tor ladies TO cultivate this rare
species OF roses is by studying and practieing the
rules OF hygiene, as taught 10 the Peoples Common
sense Medical Adviser only 81 so. Address the
author, Il. V. Pierce. NJ. ID, Grand Invalids' Hotei
Buffalo, n. Y. II suns ON those painful
weaknesses incident TO the organism, use DR.,
Pierce's FdvOrte Prescrtpuon-l never failing
remedy f)r the SIS 60 nplaint- Fl7wl
Letters CIcaiied for ut Montpelier. VI. Post
O;;icr April I2, 1919.
To obtain "a ,st lstters persons must give the
above date.
IApIEs Miss Celia +. Allen Miss Enie l. Edwards,
Miss Gertie NJ. Smith.
GEErLENES.-F. II. BIzzsu L. VI. Campbell, S. G.
Cady, DR. Horace French. g. J. Fosa Co.. Geo. Gould
Geo Martin, W. q Palmer, Allen Smith.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23
CHIrrENDEN COUNTY.

The nomination of Henry T. Mayo, of Burlington
as ensign in the United States Navy, has just been
confirmed by the Seuate.
The Charles Woodbury. who recently fatally
shot himself at North BranfOrd Conn, was until
quite lately employed at the Van Ness House and
American Hotel in Burlington.
The Young Mems Christian association of Bur.
ngton, has secured the hall in Howard block over
Lyman Aliens store, which is being fitted up
for its accumulation.
Rev. C. F. Graves, who graduated at the Yer.
mont University in ~, and from the Yale Theo.
logical seminary in rs, was ordained last month
as pastor of the Congregational church, ia Hutton,
Clay county, Nebraska.
Col LIE Grand B. Cannon and family OF Burling.
ton, are at Florence, Italy. Letters last week
brought word that Mr.. Harry Cannon was very iii
with Roman fever, and tn lat Mrs. G7iswod one OF
the party, was also PROSTATE with the same dis.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23
WHITE BRONZE MONUMENTS.
A Grand Improvement,

All persons about 10 purchase Monuments Head
stones Tablets &c, will find it for their interest To
hrst EXAMINE and see sample Monuments and speci.
Street. ' ' VI DeA I'm
We row make nearly 200 different styles of Monu,
mems from II to ~ # in height at prices from A. o.
to So 500 in style diversified that an we thnE
0e aoe TO select what viii fully suit their taste our
Satary alone ia worthy of the highest con
IL now embraces many, beautiful figures both for
adnits and childrens Monuments. We also make
;Medallots, Portrait Busts. Soldiers Statue feet
high, to be placed on Soldiers Monuments. Urus
Asses and BOUQUET HOLDERS, for Cemeteries and
LdNns; corner Markers tor Cemetery Lots Flow
ers BGn1uets Wrea,hsLambs, Doves Century Plants
Old fe!lo" and Masonic Embems and Cemetery
ornaments in almost endless variety; also Signs
Pbnr Plates Numbering Letters for buildings &c &c
THESE are all made from pure Zinc, Tin and Con.
ger aud cast; actually Thicker and stronger in
hterl than Bronze Statuary, that has sto ID TniDt.
pared ior housdnds Of years; aud pronounced by
be the best material In use for Gene
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23
FRANKLIN COUNTY,

Seth CUns's house at ST. Albaus has been burn :
ell loss 5000, insurance 5000.
The measles have about hal their day in ST.
Adams. There have been in all about $50 cases.
Diphtheria has again broken ont in SwaHton and
some cases are proving fatal. There has been
strange fatality among the lIreign population this
winter. Within four weeks there have been Is
lnterments in the Catholic cemetery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23
WILLIAM THOMAS.

LE1XSGToS KY. February 6th. 1879
Mr. Clary Esq, General Agent for White Bronze
Monuments Louisville. XIV:
Dear Sjr-Prrmlt me to express to you my entire
satisfaction with the Bronze Monument bought OF
your agent W. q DIrnaby. and erected over my pa
rents, BROTH ami sisters IN the cemetery at tins
place, 1t more than meets my most sanxuine eSpecta-
tons, aud Will d. all can to Introduce 1t to my
friends and the public generally. Wishing you every
success in 50 prasewOrthy cause. -
Yours truly, II FURGUSON.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23
RUTLAND COUNTY.

NJ bh'D VIVIAN
Strawberries are offered In Ratland at 40 cents
basket.
The dwelling house of W. W. Steele, In Rutland,
was destroyed by dre the l7lh. Insured for $500.
Anthony RabIteau, of Benson, died suddenly Of
heart disease, the other day, while working in
the woods.
First class cake sugar sells in Rutland county
for eight cents per pound tub sugar six. Syrup
from sixty to sixty five cents per gallon.
1t was announced as one of the reasons for the
suspension of the Poultney bank that the institu'
lion held some $4,000 of forged paper altered by
Tom Cree, upon which the bank had spent $4,000
in VAN endeavoTs to secure part If not the entire
Indebtedness. Cree Is at present resling in Aurora
H., but has evidently heard OF the above assertions
Of the bank officers as he has recently written
leuerto the Post, admitting that he owed the bank
some money, but charging that the statements re-
garIing the forgery are false and malicious. He
ails that he is not skulking, AMI that If the bank
Off think that he is guilty of forgery he wants
them to go for him at once.-[ Troy Press.
wINDuAM COUNTY.
Mrs. sally Stockwell, OF West Bratteboro, cele
bratcs her one hundreth birthday April 3oth.
\ West Brattleboro man claims to have made
over 400 pounds OF maple sugar from 55 trees.
The shipments of maple sugar from the Bratte-
boro market, average 1900 pounds dalyt to Boston.
II showed forty hours at Bellows Falls but was
melting last, AMI the Connecticut river is rising
rapidly.
Rev. g. Z. Martin accepts a call to The East Con.
grega uonal church In Brallleboro', and will be u'
stalled eaIly in July.
Geo. Campbell OF Westminster has Just shipped
a number OF Merino shocp OF his own raising to
the Cape Of Good Hope
Contributions toward erecting a school house
somewhere in the south have ceased 10 lirattleboro
since the eloquent lecturer got DRINK with the
money that he had obtained.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23
Some one in Vermont, doubling the
genuineness of the above, induced Mr..
Bancroft to write to Mr.. Thomas, and the
C,llo,vinr lnitar was the result:

MEANWHILE, PA, December lith, 1878
Mr.. 4. BlncrCtt, MOutpeler, VI: $1,000
Dedr Your favor of the 10Th Is received inqur.
years agJ can, with great satisfaction, say that
more than pleases 1t really looks better than
when il was first set 1t was NJ. Tuere were but
three patterns to select from then Since then
there are 50 many beautiful designs that think OF
cnan.iux 1t for better one, but would prefer White
Bronze T. anything now III use. Allow me to say that
am not ia the business uet her am III any udV in
terested and unlw say what believe IS justly mered
Hoping TINS will be salts actOry to you, or to any one
wanting knowledge in this direction, remain very
respectfully yours, -,,,.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23
Al FURGUSON.

t,
Aaron Blncro't, Esq euer4 Agent tor sale OF White
Bronze Monuments in Middle and Western YER
mont:
Dear Sir The monument purchased of you and set
my father and N Jther III the cemetery OF thH
village IN June, ls7s has given entire satisfaction to
aud my sister aud have frequently 30 expressed
ourselves. The more see, the better We Ike 1t.
Thus far cannot any chauS in tue material or
finish from exposure OF the weather. or otherwise l
think it has equal aud prefer White Bronze 70 any
' S,irs tri,Iv '' & DOW
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23

Rev. Eli Ballou, having closed a pastor.
ate Of six and a half years at South Wood
stock, has removed to Barnard.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23


Stowe Is 10 HAYES novel combination, a May.
day dance ana sugar festival.
Reuben LegSe, of Morrisvillc, who was severely
Injured by horse rearing and fillr over upon
hun two years ago while working at the Malvern
Farms, died from the cn cts Of his injuries last
week.
But tile sugar ma L. yet anil some have no,
even tapped as the snow Is nearly three feet deep
One man who has kept account says the snow has
fallen this winter to the depth of eleven feet
I Bevdere Cor.
Mr.. Jonathan Smith died suddenly at w oil colt
town farm last week Wednesday, aged about 81
years. Quite number OF years ago Mr.. Smith
was one of the prominent men of the place. ha wing
the town in the legislature, and was
honored wi many Off ;es of trust by his towns
men, all Of which were discharged with fidelity to
the town and credit to him SELF Lamoille News.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23

Messrs. r. Cockroft's Sons, monument
nj workers, corner of Conway street and
Brunswick avenue, at the entrance Of the
cemetery Of the Evergreens, Brooklyn, N.
Y, certify as follows, under date of Feb
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23
Vermont News.
ADJIsON COUNTY.
iristolis 10 have a public library.


Bristolis 10 have public library.
few cases OF scarlet fevor have appeared Ia
Addison and Woo lstock.
The drellel potato b1; his been SEGA thus
early in Panton and Ecrrisburgh.
COW belonging to John Hurley, Of Leicester,
recently gave birth to a calf which had only three
legs. The place where The len fore leg should Oe,
Is perfectly smooth. The calf will not only get up
alone,but " III run around quite lively.
BENNINGTON COUNTY.
William L. Brown.ou',. house at Bennington,
fully insured, has been burned By an incenliary.
Al East Dnrsot, April 10Th, four years old son
OF Al"nE' Brophy II into boiler OF hot water
and was seallc so that he lived only an hour.
Slxtccn-years-olI Henry Morse, of NorIh Ben.
nlnst has lily wal,ed 20 mIles in 81
tive hours, aud now challenges any boy "f his age
in Vermont Tor 4 walk.
tramp stopped at the house Of Henry Brmmer
on The Pownal ,oll in Bennington, on Monday,
remaining TIL "Wednesday, when he decamped with
SO overcOai. lie drl not give is ime and his
appearance answered the description ofthe Duns-
bach murderer in New York state in every partcu.
lar The author tiles arc on the lookout for him -
lAuNellseT.
The body OF an infint was found near the road.
side in Center bennington. by some boys the Other
day. The bundle containing the 'emans were seen.
cailier but no had the curiosity TO investigate Il
The child was girl, evidently about day or two
old, and there was a conclusion the head and
finger marks about the throat, pointing clearly 10
murder. An investigation is proceeding.
The quarrel in Remington village is serious The
charter says ballots sh al be taken f called for IN
the election of officers. AS they were refused by
the clerk good lawyers az the proceedings of the
annual meeting all void. Several Of the officers
chosen decline 10 act. large meeting OF taxpay.
erS was held Friday evening and resolutions were
adopted declaring that the OF DIS had been fals.
fed 50 as to declare elected officers receiving onl,
| amnory OF the votes, ind that committee be
appointed to investigate tie facts. This meeting
was attcn led by the business and wealth oil the
village and since then some OF the manufacturers
have received anonymous letters threatening per
sonal violence.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23

CALEDONIA COUNTY.
st. Johnsbury was favored with IL. days OF
slelghns
The sugar house of Geo. II. Drew of Danville,
was turned recently, together with all It's contents
North DLnvllc woman has u china water
pitcher which che has had in constant use for 43
years, and it is now as sound as ever.
The other night, Mrs. SLphtonia Hutchinson, a
widow lady - years oil |. living in Waterford, had
horse sleigh, roDc, and s20.7S in money stolen
from her. On that day she hired young man
named Martin Blanchard, from West Concord, to
work for her, and he was missing the next MON.
lrg.
An epidemic is prevailing among COWS in the
cinty of Hardwick, causing much anxiety
among dalrymen. Quite number have died
most cases proving fIti.. The most prom inent
symptoms appear 10 Oe loss of appetite, consti.
patton, cold extremites and short and labored
respiration.
In Ryegate the other day little jamie, aged four
years, daughter OF John AMI Bette Gibson, climb
aud took lh5refrom a bottle containing some pills
which she ate and in i've minutes she went into
commissions. She suffered terribly for forty
minutes when she died.
r. u. shaw, of Peachlm, has kept thirteen Jersey
cows the past year, and they have made tbesldes
what was wanted for family use) 4,lO0 pounds oil
butter 10 sell, with average price of 20 cents per
pound, from March 3Olh, u.s. to same date, 70. 1t
amounts 10 slGG6-a little over so per COW. lie
feeds them five quarts CT meal, one-half corn meal
or lis equivalent, AMI one.h If bran, mixeti per
day The year round, with all the good hay in winter
and green corn in the fan they can eat.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23

This cert ics that, having had oar attention drawn
to the White Bronze Monuments, paid visit TO
the mandatory OF schuyler Parsons. Landon & Co,
Bird report, Ct and we must say that after spend
ing day III going through their extensive works we
very much surprised at the extensive business
now done in the manufacture of these monuments
The designs OF their new monuments are neat and
rich. Hhe different ornaments, lettering, etc, are
taste ully displayed and can be seen and read verA
easily, We believe tuat the White Bronze Monuments
are bound to become leading feature in the monu.
ment business aud with this belief we have purchased
the rlEnt t. sell these beautiful monuments IN con.
ueCtIln with our granite aud marble business as we
believe that each Will help the other: - 49,. 1900.
Yours truly, II. CUJKR0Ff'S SONS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-04-23
CITY OF AWHILE. PENN 3. (,
AUGUST 18th, les,

To whom ii may conc IN:
Tins certiucs that nearly four years purchased
the cemetery at this place. tMeadvlle. PENN was
ireH pleased with When ms. erected aud now, after
lrN V9IrS pDStre eau Dnestly state that
am STILL MORE so Il all tue beauty OF monu-
mtut FRESH from the r0rkS-in fact 1t anything II Is
IN IRE UeIuutul, 1t assumed richer, deeper
tone aud greatly admired by all wn1 have seen IT.
II Is my firm CONVICTION that these monuments HAVE
no EQUAL an | we're called upon to-day to select
monument for ny best friend, i ~oul 6,s Mhre
Bronze. sincerely, WILLIAM THOMAS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
0robbrttannien.

9luf elmer Bride mad England marl5is
rem su %t6nnsn, mar felt pieIsn Sabren Der
Sraum isnss TbeiIss Der 8supbner bes
@ontinentss, pel9e pon Der Sestrantbeit
3u Isiben baben. Gin frans6Rfder Snse'
nisur, 0srarb be Saint 4nne, bate Wit:
Ieib NIT bisisr unsIidIi9sn GlaFs Der
Weni1beit unb unterbreitete Der enslii1en
Rssieruns einen plan fur cine Bride obsr
ri1tissr einen Siabuct pom Gap @risnes
mad SoIteitone. Ha9 ben Sei1nunsen
bisies MISREPRESENTATION Snssnisurs
iouie bic Bride auf l75 toloHaIsn Sdulen
nit ie 200 Wstsr Diifanee ruben, unb Der
Oberbau mad benz Syifsm Der &5bren Der.
ssitsIt uerben, wis bic 8rids ibsr bic (Uae.
nais) Straits. llsberbies iolen aud nod
In Der Mitte bes Ranals ,wii4en benz
@arne, 6elien uub benz galpsrt; Selleu spei
3uFu1tsbifsn fir Sdiffe ssbaut werben.
Die te4uti1en Details bss Bauss finb nod
Der Anfidt bss Germ Saint anne ni1i
idmerer 3u lberminbsn. oils msbrere anbere
dbnIidsn 8auten, psl9s bsrsits nit grfols
aussefibrt murben, uno bic Goften bes
Baues iolen fd nidt b6bsr ais auf 500
Wi1ionen belaufen. Wer iemals in elmer
ftirmifden Ra9t lber ben &anaI 3u iesen
sen6tbist mar, wirb sewiB ben frans. Sns
senieur Ioben, faas iein Wert uOlenoet
werben tam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23

Das .WemoriaI be Ia 2oire1 er,dbIt
folsenbe fat unslaubIi4 ~fIinssnbe 8ranb.
sei4i4te: Sn elmer Der Isstsn Rd9te bra9
tn Saint BaaI' en- @orniaion, in Der Wobs
nuns Der GbeIsate g., eth Branb aus, Der
BON sinem-S&mstterIins s.fiftet worben
par. 6err unb frau 3. rparen iammt
tbrsn 6lnbern felt seraumer Weile siuse'
i9lafen, ole Ssrr D., pom Rau9 balb CT.
tttdt. erwa@te. Seiue Jrau atbmste taum,
fetue Rinbsr waren benz Iobe nobe. Gun,
@tad bate CT nr& 70 pieI @~eifessessn'
mart, RAID bas Sender 3u 5ffnsn. Der
Sranb mar baIb eei0f@t, gang eissntbam'
lt@ TT aber bic Gntftsbunssaria1e befeI:
ben. Gin grocer Ra9tfaIter bate eins
Wa9tlampe umiattert unb f9 babel bic
Beine, ben bifen 2eib unb bic Slisel per:
brannt, porauf er uerenbenb auf has Bet
Der Srau o. niebefiel. Seine gIimmen:
ben ueberrefe wirtten bier senau wie Elm
Sanbi4uamr, unb baIb marsn iopobI BIZ
Betti4sr, a!s aud has Obsrbett, BITE gol'
fer unb bic Watrase In Branb ssisst.
@inise Wtnuten ipdter mdre Srau .. lie:
beubis perbrannt, ibr 9atte unb ibre Gin.
Der erftidt seweien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23

3miiden ben ginmobnsrn pom albano
uno g~lriceia, smsi flsinen Stdbtten i'm
&6miiden, bic burd cine Bride se:
trennt inb, 1T es faf gum 8risse setom,
men. Nlbano 3dblt etma 1000 unb Mriccia
stua 1000 ginpobusr. 3uiiden beiben
Stdbtden befanb nismaIs gintra9t; aber
es III idon iebr LANCE Der, baB T1 bic se.
senisitiss abnsisuns in 70 fibIbarer 0eiie
seleist bat, als es Dor einisen Eassn Der
Sal par. Wsun elm Mann aus MIbaua
elm Wdb4en aus A,iceia bsiratbst, 10 muB
er bafeIbe nit Wuffen u. Dab u. Gut ibsr
bic 8ride brinsen. Die frlberen Sreun:
binnen erfennen eS ui1t mebr an unb In
Der ueuen 9eimatb fisbt ss f9 fait %psrIais
len. Su bisisn Gasen e%ntitanb Elm Streit
3uiideu ben Hlbaueiern unb M%rieciarern,
bei benz Wasfalttde aussetbsilt wurben,
bsuen Slintenl9ife foIstsn. Gin Mlbane,
fer bate in aliceia etuas su ibuu. Gr ses
ristb IN einen @ortue9fsI uno erbieIt 6as
BEL sinsn Wsferftid. sls er mad glbano
Buridssfebrt mar, rief er itiue Witblrssr
3u fid unb munterte fe su einem Sampfe
sesen Ariecia auf. Gr begab f4 IN cine
Apotbete, UNI fi9 feline Wunbe uerbinben
su lafsn, ba er an benz Ra1esuse Ebeil
nebuen poIte; auein bic Wuabe mar Be:
bentlt4er, als CT sIaubte. Die &rieeiansr
batten %inoefen uon Der fsiubIi9en abf4t
Der albaneisr Nadri9t bstommen unb Ri,
ftsten ft& ebsnfuils gum Sample nit Stei,
men, Ms6ern unb @eusbrsn. Su sroBen
Waiisn silten He aur Brids unb erwarteten
ben Jsinb. I'm 9 rbr Sbsnbs telesrapbirte
Der poIiseisOmmin ar nod Rom, maj n6se
ibm iOsIei9 8erftdrtuns Der Si4erbeits.
ua4en unb @snbarmsn isnben. Or feIbf
besab f9 3u ben Ar~iecianern, nm Re Az
bsrubisen. Die Sa9e mar aber uidt
Iei4t, Rur bur9 i9Isuniss Bejesuns Der
grlde wurbe elm 3uiammsnfob Der feinb,
Ii9eu Burger perbinbsrt. Wdbrenb man
bic arieeianer berubiste unt bic AIbaneier
~ue,binbsrte uor3uraden, Tam bic 9erFdr,
tung pou &om an. Das gri4einen Der
6ifentIi4en 9ewaIt wirtte auf bic erbisten
@emitber In Der ab~tiblsnbjlen Weile uab
fe 3oseu fi3 lansium in ibre @obnunsen
3urid. Oie @doelsfibrer beibsr partsisn
warbeu usrbaftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-23
RorbbeutfdIanb b.

Gin fonberbarss Set mirb anidbrIi& In
Rorbbauien absebaltsn, HdmIi9 bas iose.
nannte vpufefeft~ unb suar unter ben
auipieien oes bortisen rPuifeperein Ron.
tasstlub". llsber bic biesidbrise Seier Be:
ri9tsn bortiss BIdtter /: Die Witelieber, nit
Iansen9uftet(B Bias )obrsn bsmaffnet, ,osen
iber 5uIos uno 8siunobrunnsn mad benz
Oorfs Ribissborf, uoieIbft In Der .bobns
itsinidsn S6ueis~ has IL. Buisfsf ssfei.
eft wurbe. Inter aussebdnstsr gsrsins.
fabne, auf wsI9sr Der ansebIi9e @6se
Puiterrid. wie er i'm SonbersbduIer Mu,
ieum Su iebsn, abeontsrfsit 1T, wirb upn
ben Buftsrn mad Der S9sibe ODER benz
SOsel sepuftet, bis es @insr burd bic
Rraft ieiner 2unSe gum ,S6nigs~ brtnst.
Der &eoatteur Der wtlHi4en ,Oeutl1en
Bolts ,eituns", 5err 2uibarbt, uurbe ne.
gen Observation-Disclosures su pier Monaten
@efdnaniB psrurtbsilt.- - 9on felt Sabr.
5ebntsn lit 9%srrsnbauisn bas sinBiss @e:
ftit, MO bic wslibsribmtsn rein wsiBsu
pferbs turd Su1udt meter sssa5tst pers
ben Dieien bIben i9war3e aussn, fnb
BET normaIsn, frdftissn 6no4enbau eIe:
CANT sebaut, iiber mitteIsrob unb babsn ct.
men uo,trefft8en Sang, uiel Gsmperas
ment uno ausoausr. Bon ben Is Stld,
bic R4 4. 81. in 9errenbauisn bsfnben,
tOmmt nismals zines tn freRbe Sdnbe.
ausransirte Yfe,oe psrbs sst5otet. uebrts
gems e,balt bic Gbeoris, baB our9 bic .Sas
Su4t bic prooufte fi4 ua9 unb mad bis
CUR p0atseu llatausIi4tsit usridIs5tern,
our4 be Reiultats bes 9~errenbauisr @ss
itltS einsm bsrbsn StoB.
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