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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14
HaXing Railroads.

Whenever non-taXabe railroad is
sold out under deed of trust it becomes
liable to taxation, if we understand
Alright decision rendered last Monday
by the Supreme Court of the United
States in the case of the Il. II. V. q G.
Il. r, Co. cs. Hambm county, Tenn,
on appeal from Supreme Court of Ten
nessee. The Supreme Court of the
United States held that that case was
governed by that of Morgan Us. Louisi-
ana (93 L. S. 2l7), III which it was de-
cided that immunity from taxation is
not such n franchise of a railroad corpO-
ration as would pass by sale undermort-
gage on "the property and franchises of
a company" The franchise" of cX-
emption from taxation thus disappears
in cloud. The original company has
it. As long as they own the railroad it
remains valuable privilege. But, pres
to, change theo give deed of trust,
the road is sold, and the right of exemp-
tion vanishes. The owners lose it. The
new ones do not gain 1t. Anyhow, it is
an important decision. .-Richmoad Dis
DQtCb
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14
EVENT and COMMENT.

The failure of the Piedmont and Ar
lington Life Insurance Co., seems by
the very mystery of the sparse details
70 mean pretty good smash up. IL has
been in q rheumatic condition for some
Ave years or go.
Can these dry bones live? may be
asked as TO Ex-Governor Joe. e. Brown
of Georgia, elected to the u. :. Senate.
lie too will take little wilder range than
the average Bourbon Democrat, seeing
that the "sun do move"
Gen. Joe e. Johnston received Sc
we're injury by falling and striking his
head on the stone steps of his residence
In Washington, the morning Of Thanks
giving day. Gen. Scott said Of him, he
was San able soldier, but confound him
he always gets shot," True enough,
but he does not get killed.
Speaking Of the Fulkerson-Smth af-
fair Mt Abingdon, the Va. People says
"Smith seemed to have bit of more'n
he could chaw."
Capt. John S. Peck, of Giles county,
writes that the =. V. II. II. cannot come
down Sinking creek in that county
without tunnelling ut very great expense.
The true route Is down Big Stoney,
thence down New River to and up Wolf
creek. A branch, he says will be nee
essary pid East River and laurel Creek
to the great eleven foot coal seam on
BDuestone. But we should think If they
once go up East River, they would
Ia. lt.,n "a Iaiiapc NJ la
ind on down the Cllnch Valley.
Attorney Geh1 Field decides that as
tbs census OF 1850 has not yet been OFT
sally promulgated Judge Patton, OF
Rockbridge, cannot estimate his salary
Ly any other standard than the censos
Of 1870. The Va. Judges have their
salaries fixed In proportion to the co''n-
~ population.
The Salem Conservative, presses, types,
fixtures and building are to be sold un--
der foreclosure between Christmas and
New Year.
Major Swain, an intimate friend of
Gen. Garfield, Is spotted as the coming
Private Secretary Of the new President.
by-IUc-WNJ, ~ 10 u NNitVNo PNi'' '''"'
Garfield Ia now elected to the three most
coveted political positions, viz: Cow
gresham, from his District, U. s. sena-
tor, and President Of the "Nation."-
He can take hs choice Of the three, not
having resigned either.
Jay Cooke 10 about to pull through,
and will be able TO pay all his debts
But many man who followed him In
the fall he inaugurated In 1873, will new
or rise and float again. Like Adam, he
had many followers in his misfortune
We presume Adam recovered, but there
was many descendent of his who did
not. auT
There are 100 seats In the Stock EX--
change, New York, and these are sold
ut from ten to twenty thousand dollars
each. Each member pays az initiation
Zee Of $1,000, and at his deatlf%is family
receives 10000.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14
False Imprisonment In the Pen
itsnilary.

Jnmes williams, (colore,D, Of thlscity
VIVA convicted In 1873, ut the April term
of the Corporation Court, Of petit lnrce-
nv, and, Il being his second offence, was
sentenced TO imprisonment IN the pcni-
lentInry for one year. His term, with
o,i collniine the four days IN each mo III
by the state for good behavior, expired
about the 1st of April, 1879, bul he wac
detained, through some mistake OF the
npIsou authorities. until May, 1880, more
nan a ycnr over the time for which be
was sentenced. e
Mr., A. W, Armstrong, counsel for
Williams, has pscscntcd TO the Board OF
directors nf the rculieniinry, and which
il now under consideration by that Bearl
" claim for compensation for The time
hls client was held IN custody 10y The
state after the term for which he was
tent.-Aie,dNarid Goftiie.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14
Forgetfulncss oCPeople.

We would not by enticing headings
and other devices lead you into reading
of the virtues posed by Pierce's Cele-
brated Medicines were II not that we are
aware Of the forgetfulness of people, and
that must be our excuse, dear reader, for
again telliug you that DR.. Pierce's Col
den Medical Discovery is without an
dqual as blood-purifler. 1t cures all
humors from the common blotch, pim-
pie or eruption, to the worst scrofula,
fever sore or ulcer. Pr. Pierce's Pellets
are pleasant but efficient cathartc,
Sold by druggists.
ST.. CLOUD HOUSE, Chicago, lll.,l
Jan. 20th, 1898
Hon. r. V. Pierce, NJ. D.:
DEAR DoCToR-I have been using
your Golden Medical Discovery and
Pellets for liver complaint and general
debility. 1t is simply wonderful the
effect your medicines have had upon me.
| am in every way thousand per cent.
better. am yours gratefully.
j. G. DAVIDSON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14

We have been shown u very neat map,
the work of Prof. Il. j. Walthall, rep
resenting the narrow-gSuge route from
Bristol to Elizabethton. The map shows
the bnrometrlc elevations OF the country
,rayersed and ls M exceedingly neat and
credltablo job. The distance Is about 20
miles and, aside from the bridge over
the South Fork Of IIoleton, the llnc Will
be one both cheaply and easily construct
ed
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14
1881
1881.
Harper's Weekly.
STRAT TED.

This periodical, by its able and
scholarly discussions Of the questions
Of the day. as well as by it's ilIustra-
tions which ore prepared 10y the best
ariist~-has always exerted u most
powerful and beneficial influence up
on the public mind.
The weight Of its influence will al
ways be found on the side OF morality,
Enlightenment. and refinement.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14
The Presidents Message - Sum
mary Of its Principal
Features.

Tho prcsldcnt's annual Message has
been mailed to all the principal clIles
and placed IN charge OF postmaslefs ior
delivery tomorrow upon receipt OF u
telcgrsphc mcsHagc from Mr.. Rogers,
the Presidents private secretary. inc
message Ia the longest state paper eent
10 Congress by President Hayes ~
starts oi,t With review Of the present
rendition of the country and dwells NJ
aonie length upon the rapid growth 0,
our national prosperity, our bouhtllu,
erops aud sound flnanciNl system, ana
prcdlcts still greater prosperity Tor tue
f,ture, The President incidentally men
iIons the growth of education through
ont tho country aud the necessity Of i0s-
terIne Il by proper legislation, aud fur-
tler. when reviewing the report OF ,ne
commissioners OF Education, gives some pc
details Of a plan approved by MN lor tne ~
further development Of educational Ia
cilltlcs.
rnp souTnERN QUESTION
,rhs Southern question II treated ~
considerable length, The Prcsluelt cAs A,
presses satisfaction with the OutiooN VI
airsirs In the Southern Statee:, lie pe-
lioyea that the South Ia steadily auvun-
cling IN the direction Of political Freedom
and federation, and that before long inc
ballot IN that secllon will bo ~ free w
In the North. He alao Expresses tue DC.
lief that the era Of bloodshed on acconh,
OF political differences has passed ana
points TO the fact that there IL now, less
intimidation and violence In the south
than was practced n few years ago lnc ~,
bloodnhcd era has been succceded ny w
cru OF fraud aud misrepresentation
through tissue ballots and other device,
~ miarepr ecnting the real strenglh m,u
diAposlton Of the colorcd man, but Whlle
he n cheated IN this way his phyrcnl
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14

Mr.. Edgar Darwin, of st. Louis, VINO
has made some important Investments at
Big Stone Gap, has been for a couple OF
weeks at the Thomas House, and has
paid several very welcome visits to this
ofllce. lie Is gentleman of fine lntelll-
gence and we hope he will become a
permanent citizen of Bristol.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14
HUMOR.
Know NV Bow Bill?

As the overland express was snorting
through Almeda yesterday on its way to
New York the engineer whistled down
brakes, the conductor frantically shout
ed and jerked the signal line, and with
many Il jar and squeak the long line Of
cars was brought to stop.
The cause of this sudden "fctch up"
was fat old lady with red face and a
green paIusol, who had planted herself
squarely in front Of the engine, and was
making the most frantic signals for it to
pause.
"What's the matter; onything on the
track ?" asked the engineer, eXci,edly.
Nothing but me-" said the old lady
stiily.
"lIas there been a smashup9 Is there
there a drawbridge open?"
"Don't poke tun at me, young ma II; !
wants to see The lroprictor?"
"lhe whati"
"The man who runs this thng-the
captain--or whatever you call him"
'Whot do you want with the conduc-
tor"
None of your business. want TO
see the head mantle boss-and to
Onct."
''Well, ma'am," said the functionary,
unning up, watch in hand. "Whut's
upf What can do for youY"
"You SO through Chicago, don't
your"
"Why, of course. What is it?"
"Know my son Bill-Blll sldnderson
--thcreY
"No. For heavens sake get of the
track, you old"
Don't sass me, you red nosed gorilla,
or I'll inform on you. Dcary me, |
thought everybody knew my boy Bill
prominent man thcrc-runs the biggest
fruit stand in town, aud-hands oil, you
rascal. Don't dare to tech me. I'll
move when I'm good ready"
"Well, hurry up. What do You
wantY"
"Oh? thought you'd change your
tune. Well, | wish you'd just stop over
n day or two at Chicago and look up
Bill aud tell him that little Mariah
james iandars have kinder worked
round into fits, and there's more hopes.
She's sotcr--"
"Suut her up Jinnie?" yelled the fu-
rous conductor; and If the old lady
hadn't hustled her skirts and bumped
herself she would have had ilrst-claes
case of damages against the company
After that che stood apoplelic with rage,
shaking her parNsol at the disappearing
train, aud announcing her deermna-
tlon to 20 right over and see Governor
Standard the very minute the dishes
were washed San Francisco P0st,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14

Capt. John ). Wise writes to some one
in Chicago that champion was fool
whom he said We were fighting for the
same principles for which We fought un-
der Lee and Jackson" lie may be right
In this very charitable construction, but
tho Bristol NEws adheres to It's original
opinion that he was drunk.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14

We desire to call the attention Of cur
readers TO the grand holiday offer Of the
Mendpsshon Piano Company, whose
advertisement appears elsewhere. This
Company offers mn $3.50 Square Grand
Piano, 3 strpge3 "a octdres, in u hand
some rosewood ease. for only S2l5, also
many other styles Of Pianos and Organs
at great bargains for the Holidays, III
cludng sheet music at oue-thlrd price.
These Pianos, including Grand,
Square and Upright, made one Of the
finest displays at the Centennial EXhlbi-
tlon, and were unanimously recommend
ed for the Diploma Of Honor and Metal
NJ Merit.
The MENDELssouN PIANO Co. are the
first to do general business with the
purchaser direct. saving him more than
one-hdlf the price charged by other ,drsi-
class makers. This saving Is made by
doing away with the Agency System,
and giving the people the Pianos at
Wholesale or Agency prices.
We would recommend any Of our
readers who have any idea Of ever buy
lng piano or organ, to send for their
Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogues,
which will be- mailed free 20 oil.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14

The volumes of the Weekly begin
with the first number for January Of
each year. When no time Is men
stoned, 1t will be understood that the
subscriber Wishes to commence with
the Number next after receipt Of or
der.
The last eleven Annual Volumes Of
HARPER's WEEKLY. in neat cloth
binding, will be sent by matt, postage
paid, or by express, free Of expense
provided the freight does not exceed
one dollar per volume, for 81 100 each.
Cloth Caecs for each volume snita-
bic for binding. will be sent by mail,
postpaid on receipt Of 81 90 each.
Remitinncel should be made by
Post Office Money Order or Draft, to
avoid chance Of loss.
Newspapers are not TO copy this
advertisement WithOm the cypress or.
der Of HARPER & BROTHERS.
Address
HARPER & BROTHERS.
nov 23 1880 New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

HARPER's MAGAZINE, One year, "a 00
HARPER's WEEKLY, One year, Sl 00
HRRPER's BAzARR, One year, $l 0O
The THREE above publication, Oae
year $40 90
Any 4 NO above named, one year,
81 90
TARPER's YOUNG PEOPLE, One year,
81 so
POStDge Free to all subscribers IN tie
United States or Cdndda
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14

The Joreiga Fire Insurance companies
represenied By j. Q. Fo,cier are rendered
doubiy secure By hdping heorg deposits
vth the Treasurer n Va. Thess are 70
secure rrgiaa oisiomtrs, md ibey cHnot
remove tbcm nHii oi me pahi,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14

Gen. Joe r. Johnston received Sc
we're injury by falling and striking his
head on the stone steps of his residence
In Washington, the morning of Thanks
giving day. Gen. Scott said of him, he
was IAN able soldier, but conlound him
he always gets shot" True enough,
but he does not get Killed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14

Following this comes President Hayes
financial chapter. lie takes up the MS
tory of the Treasury Department during
his ndminlstuation, aud cmbodles III lls
Message Secretary sherman q review, ",
the history of specie resumption uuo uu
President dcvotes considerable ntent,uu
70 the subject Of rcitndng, bllt III lhi'
hc merely follows Secretary SherI'inn =
cnlle upon Congress 10 take steps 10 re-,
fund the S70O. .0O0,0O of bonds tlat lnll
dne next year. aud dwclls upon Tue lati
,hnt n bettcr time for rcllndlng coulu
moi be fo,,nd thnn now The country II
nrosneroua, Business throughout the
rounlry IN on n sound basis, whlle thero
ls great excess of capital IN business
centres tlnt would gladly seek govern
ment loan In u much lower rate OF illter-
est than any of those now oit slVnulllg.
The president does not mention ino ,l'e
of interest that he would advise w u
hond for rrrunding. There W no reter-
cnre IN g.(Ib's nt 8iS or per cent Drnus'
IIo believes that the rate of inlercHl II y
matter for Congress to arrange ailu, w
gocrctary sherman mnde no snggcstun
,o The President on the subject OF the
,hr rate of interest. II is fair to presume
that the Secretary makes no roVo'uu'v'i,. ~. ,i.
JaIlon as TO the rate Of Interest lli lls
annual ronort. There Is NO te,olu'l',,il,, y,
Jn,lon 10 Congress for The withhrawhl o'
rh, LEGAL teytler character OF RrcenpncIH,s.' I,'.
w.. H. ,here any recommendation TOT thV
'",,,,,,,n of the coinage Of the silver
,v,I,l"h ria onlv Recommendation upon
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-14

There are 100 seats In the Stock Ex-
change, New York, and these are sold
at from ten to twenty thousand dollars
each. Each member pays az initiation
Zee Of $1,000, and at his deatlf%is family
receives $40, 900.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-12-23
5 n Ia n ,.

unlert 2eier >peroen I'D erinnern.
oaB bereits in Der lett.n GonsreBRkune
bur@ ben beutihen Nbgeoronet.n beg
pierten @iseouiiner GongreBbesirfs
beg raitlos tbdti9en germ q. .. D,u.
fer Elm @eiebentwusf einsebra6t muroe,
,pe!4er ben bisber re4t. uno idublofen
ginmanbertrn, Die ouf Sen Qeeanoam.
pfern oft nibt piel beiler pie aaf ben
,peilan6 gtlapeni6lifen bebanbelt uer-
ben, Reat unb Sdus it4ern lou. Bon
tp.t6 bobtr Beoeutuna xno srinsenber
Notbmenbisfeit Die fofortiee Annabme
bi,ies @elebent,uurfcs if, babsn aber-
|laals Die alngen be,pieien. tuelde fiinf-
|3ebn Sdmei3er-YaiIasie ots Danl-
piers .Msinelanb1 bon Der Norb Star
|Qinie iiber 9lamensunterihrift in oeH
SO. 2anb6oten" Der6Tentli9ten. aaum
|fiao bieie Masen D.rba1t, ais I'D I9ou
',pieber ,1eae u:rlanicn lofs,;, bie ld
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-12-23
Little Fnlls House

s,htst, @rsss = eit.lc Sens s..nnef fs.s.
Der llnfer3,idnete snodt oas reil,uoe %.
blttum auf ..6iaes Soiel aufmerfsam. g.
'D're nd tets 5cntaben ieine @af> auf's ~.
eorte,amcnoftc 3a benlrtben @ute eieuxno
aue leof 8equemlid)teit far 1armer. De}
9enfsimn,er II init ben belten getrdutso
beriebeH. 8robt3immcr fur gomnercial Era,
osllers INNER in Bereitldaft
s4-ba $tiHipb @ross, eiaeutsane.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-12-23

Drei Gsaser, BON .oeittraaenoer 8e,
oeutung-bie Suoenfra9e in 9.uti6
lamb, Die Ngrarftaae in Srlano unS Die
grit&;I4e GsaB.-ordustn seaenndr-
fig nidt allein u, osls setrefen6en Si:a-
bern, III osifeA fs su sog. leetr,isn,
ilo'absril ] IL aa'; Gl'Ippa oEes Anoers
III oen ninteesrare spub bebe.tIeben Sit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-12-23

- - - = $50 - @s9s0SSsOlStWSNSSssS
De unDli6eralen sber @abifalen bt-
f.lnpriea eine eranblihe llmseto toltHna
sssss Grualt tssunl pa4tp.rb bxltuiije,
ls,'tbt h. a bias fiir rlarb, ionoern ou4 fur
aglonb uno 4ottlanb, Glabaone
deint ,,piit sen beios,,s u itapan.
|isn, sod, nit ftdrlrer 2inneieune j.
srns 2iberslen, als su ben lalten g Baiss.
I@an brott o,n ssrep nnn auersiass
INIT 3manss ssnobregela unb i.tt aeuer-
I ,'Iliias etridtlidt 8erfolsunaen in's
E2ssr;. alltin Beib,s bat gar penig
l|zk bsbeni.n. .3mons ssmqSregeln- obn.
llysn gsb6risen ,Naabrud einsr arm.e
lEnb ldderli9 nnb bic seri4tli&e Ser.
||folgun9 itti9ert MIR Die 4opuIayitdt
|per 6abrsr, benen fe bic &lorie bes
'aaartprinms ptrleibt, obat fie bod in
|[esrnae s. Strate y. brineen. aur3. Die
|,srltgenhtit, bic Dbnmadbt Der @ssie.
|san8 geseniiber Der iriihen 8eue9una
|alt fbeute e,ne bsnNdnoioe; !; BE Set in
81, n, i, welder oas a9rarii4e i,lbRse.
Repaffene 9rsblea. orin9tno fein. 25iuna
Bis es ober ,pirIidb bahin
Itommt blyfte ii& leiher nod uaudes
fshtise Drama. mander aguarilae
lWloro in Srlano abipielen! Benn bic
s.syt dnotr> aber einis bleiben xno in ib.
Issnf paiipen Bibetaanoe betorr.n, ic
||fbante es ibnen an l,tten Gn>e pi,lleiat
bod nod gelin9en. nidt nur Die fHran-
Incl ber @,unbbsrren, jpnoern oud-
pas enslil1e 0berbaus niebtrlubr..
s6tn. lss {.
Die 9riedii&e Graee ii in
|t;ne r,eue 4saie gttreten, in nel@er ie
|s'ns 1riecliae 2oiaug finoen ma. SRI
|s,na F 6assn fnoei ndmll& 3p;fAen
sss,.n IN izttEn Gin sian 1S1tegid
Ialbt isatn @ofii4lSS Ilal l|sm
OF ,uropaiaen wtdAte iitp ais elm
s6ieosssr'di ccnitltuiren ioaenssor
weldes @ris6:nlano ilnb Die 9uslk MI
e,t.ren .pdrsn. Naa Nnb6yunG s,6ss
|heioerieit,atA alr sunente loa Ass or
|r'ht nit 5tiikntt mebrhsit .nIlnesiSs,s. talI
Der 9ian id,tin, biz 3uitlmmuay] III Il
M,b'iall Der Mab.e ~ erhal!sn, Ia
OeFerrsitb uno Deutldllans ieooh auy
slnsen Wlosritano uitoben, oo ein9
aebieterilhe Gniiheiouns oone Anpen=
|oung pom 3wangs nnBreeetn i'm SAD
| siner Weiyeruno Der Siirtei bic WtdAtt
| i'll eint la@erIihe Yoiition brineen
piiros.. Nah Den ntusittn NadrihteR,
mrlde eetern iiber oen @tanb Der
Graae bier eingetroffsn Ino, oiirfte bod
elne elnl0un9 fdmmtlidsr an oerIelben
oetbeilisten 0fdate au Stanss to:..
men. "
| - Mus M,Quiue. o., e.bt uns bon
0erren Bernard, Stieb!e fol9enoes
Sdreiben 5u: SD bin ihon lanse 3ti'
nit 8ruitleiben uno turjem Mtbem be.
baftet unb es fhsint, bas usbel ,poqs
gar nidt 8eben: Dr. Nusuit 26nIs's
Daulburger Bruittbes, ben mir Gin
Greuno enpfab., bat mir piel @utes ge@
ltban. pas i'd eerRe be3eu9e.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-12-23
Walia,,1 0tto's Salooa,
sesenater bss sa.B. Airtbe

Grtnassn unb 8efaanten. io,sie bem vat.
i.tum Ia. sQsemeiaen anr dn3eiae. bat u
vets oaS 5e.s easeTtier unS 9piritssieD
iOipie 10 rtrefflid'e gigarrea fur Aeime eiRs
hereit hAite. :.
eB Seoeu Mossen ireier 2uu6. "a 4
81. etsub, ct. @ermo;rarate. t@ =
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-12-23
St. Gla,ta SIR alail* /

r ts, ,oa,si Mi 81 II
1t. 0lonp, 1fi1sNv fptA
etn eor,iiqliAes @las Disr. RttA ksllea
sorttn' bon @ein, qiau6r nnb Giaarren islS
parot: bic aud ein gutter QuMd d. Mn -
fen 81;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1880-12-23

eestn eine franiaFilhe 2inie, Bic
S ociete generate Iransatl atlantique'',
unb e.ipaberlt sessn .'Ville de
..mar,eille " rid 4t,n, NED an 5r.itaq
! Oe,' 3 DECEMBER nit s1s aiaten< uro
2e3 3uildenosd dpafIagieren i'm s3afen
ven Nsu BORT tinlief.
IL lla,fr,titbnet uno bel9moren Fno o;e
bei ben 8eb6roen bon gaale @aro.n
eiasetei4kn gei@neroen bon nidt
,oenieer als buubertnnbat3tsig Ami
i4snhsds- 9ai1aa;.rsn, was BON uor.,s,
herein fir ibre Be9r1noe,beit iprid
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