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soc1ALITIEs.


Hon. A. II. Clark Ia in the city.
Col.Jno. II. Wood, of Trenton, wa,
in thecjty Sunday.
MrsJ. w. Downcr Is visiting
friends IN Elkton.
Miss Lizzie Dabnoy, of Princeton,
Is visiting Mrs. A. G. Bush.
Miss Fanny Garnett. of Casky. Il
visiting Mrs. Walter +. Garrett.
MisslIattie Summers has returned
TO Cadiz, after n visit TO Miss Ida
Cooper.
Rev. DIR. Keen Is In Evansville.
Mess. Jno, d. Clardy, Jno. A.
Browning aud W. w. West, repre-
senting Church Hill, and Thos. l..
Graham aud Jas. NJ. Clark repre-
seniing Casky Grange, returned Sat.
urlay from the meeting Of the State
Grange sat Falmouth, Pendieton
county. 4 & ttt
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ELECTRICITY IN THE HUMAs BoDr.

ELECTRICITY IN TIE HUMAN BODY.
Most people are familiar with the
"spark" which may be produced under
certain conditions by stroking the fur Of
cat; and travellers in Canada and other
sold, dry countries have witnessed the
still more remarkable phenomenon Of
The human body being turned into a
conductor Of electricity and the posi-
bility Of lighting the gas by merely
placing ones fnger-given the necessary
condition Of electrical excitement-near
The gas jet, without any other agency.
Mr.. A. W. Murcheson, the African
traveller, gives some more startling facts.
He states that, one evening, when strik.
ing an African native in o moment Of
anger, with o cowhide whip, he was as.
tonished to see sparks produced, and
more surprised TO find that the natives
themselves we're quite accustomed to the
phenomenon.
He subsequently found that very
light touch, repeated several times under
certain conditions OF bodily excitement
and in certain states Of the atmosphere,
would produce q succession Of sparks
from the bodies Of native men as well
as from native cattle. A lazy negro, II
seems, yielded none Of these signs Of
electricity rather unfortunate circum.
stance for his more active brethren, who
may possibly come in for a share Of
undeserved flogging from the hands Of
future travellers in search Of electrical
phenomena among the human race. We
are not aware that these facts have been
recorded by other travellers, but they
deserve thorough sitting by competent
observers. Anon. '''' 4'i-
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Fire at Fort Fairfield.

At about 2 o'clock, last Friday
morning, fire was discovered break
ing out from the large station house
of the N. d. Railroad, at Fort Fair
field. The combustible character of
the building, many parts Of which
were saturated with oil, rendered
the progress Of the flames so rapid,
that the building was soon cnvel-
oped in flames, aud although the en-
CINE which was recently procured,
was speedily at work, nothing could
be done 10 save the station house.
Adjoining, and almost connected
with the station house, was large
freight house in which was stored a
large quantity of merchandise. Next
10 the freight house stands the starch
storehouse Of Messrs, Bedcll & Gath
creole. in which was about $ll, 900
worth of starch. Several potato
houses. number Of loaded cars, the
custom house, the large store Of T.
Merritt & Sons, the store Of Dorsey
Bros, several dwelling houses, in
fact, with the strong breeze then
blowing up street, large part Of the
business portion of the street was in
imminent danger of destruction. The
fire boys worked with will to save
the freight house. the point Of dan
ger, and, although at times 1t was
completely enveloped In flames, and
of course is badly damaged, the eff
forts of the boys with their new ma
chine, were successful, and Fort
Fairfield was saved from confla-
grafton more extensive than any
that has yet occurred. The Reming-
ton Horse Fire Engine proved itself
a treasure. No one now attempts to
impeach the good judgment of the
town in procuring this engine, and
II the inventor, Mr.. Howe, were here,
he might receive an ovation. The
account of the engine with the vii
lage stands about as follows: Cost
81, 800, property saved by its means,
$4,000.
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ELEPHANT WAREHOUSE.
Ely h Kennedy sold this week 8
hhds. as follows: 4t "a
3hhds common 70, I 80, Z 30. 4
RAILEy WAREHOUSE.
{ Shelby & Rudolph, sold this week
2 hhds as follows; q. ~
2 hhds. low leaf Z 90.
CENTRAL WAREHOUSE
Hendricks, Pettus, " Co. sold this
week IA hhds. as follows:
14hhds. leaf and Tugs, 4 10, s So,
6 20, 8 80, 8 so. 8 70, 8 95, 7 90, Z 90, I
rs, 80, 775, and s 40.
GRANGE WAREHOUSE, fl :
Thos. Herndon, Sup't., of the
Grange Warehouse Association, sold
for the week ending Dec. Is, 1883,
104 hhds. as follows:
"a hhds new common leaf $l0.5C
10 TAO.
"a hhds. new Tugs GAO to $50.
, 10 hhds. old leaf 1926 to 800. Dem,
ocrat. ss a eN
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BEVERLY.
December. Ii. 1889.

Ed. SOUTH KENTUcKIAN:
Beverly is now held down by mag
istrate, Thos. Major, post master,
Less d. Cayce, and merchant Moses
Ephriam. The road at this place is
very good as whole, but has few
very bad places in it. m
Wheat that has the fly in it, is tax
ing new growth. and great deal
of the ground for tobacco and corn is
now being plowod.
Thos. Major is buying tobacco in al
shapes for the Clarksvillc market; he
has about IS hands on his place strip
ping and pricing.
1t would do you good to see the
improvements going onin the coun-
try; rails are replaced with straight
fences of every description, greater
acreage Of grass is grown than ev'r
b fore horses, mules, cattle, hogs and
sheep all are being imported; farms
are being cut up, and last but not
least crops are being harvested and
sold quicker and cash is being more
universally paid, than ever by the
farmers instead Of the old way of
please charge.
The idea seems prevalent to do
away with rail fences, clear up wood
land, raise less tobacco and more
grass and turn attention to raising
stock.
Everybody seems to think that
the GAINESVILLE Gas tits called) r. r. is
dead sure thing and may it be SO.
Tobacco is going to Clarksville
very freely as she is putting forth
extra efforts to get it; one thing that
is against Iiopkinsville is that mon
ey is had at our rival town for 5 pei
cent when VIC charge 10 per cent.
h r IvANHoE.
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. AT A.BARGAIN!

! have ON hand o nice lot of Cloth
ing, Dry Goods, etc, which was
slightly damaged by the late fire and
which viii sell at cost and some of
it below cost.
JOHN MOAYON.
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New Grocery Opened.
\ We have moved in
to our new stand, OPP
posite where we were
burnt out, and are
now receiving a new
and complete stock
of fresh Groceries, to
which we invite the
a t te n ito n Of our
friends and the pub
lie generally. AS we
have lost heavily by
the fire, we hope all
who owe us will come
forward and settle at
once, as we need the
money. a 4sa3 81
Guynn & Merritt.
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Our Agents.

The following persons are our authorized
agents, who will receive subscriptions for the
sExI-wErgY SOUTH KgsrucgIAS;
W. d. brewer, Fairview, Ky.
CIV. Lundernan, Trenton, Ky.
JIM. Adams Co., Church Hill, Ky.
'. u. Hancock, casky, KY.
&c. Marques, redee, Ky.
Mrs. Gcrtie |. Griiin, Lafayette Ky.
II. Faulkner, Caledonia, Ky.
w. II. uarton, KIrkmansvilie, Ky.
Rev. Jas. Allcnsworth, Elmo, Ky.
W. Awhile, Macedonia, Ky.
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cansler's Stock Sale.


The sales were very satisfactory
considering there was only local de-
mand
Polk CANsLER.
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JuaaED.
A Nail Robbsr Captured.

Within the last twelve months
there have been five mail robberics In
this county. Three Of these occurred
on the Lafayette aud two on the Ca
diz route. The last one was on the
Cadiz route last Thursday night, the
18th, aud on Saturday the robber
was captured by special Detective
W. W. Patterson, 81. Louis, who was
sent TO work up the case. To Mr..
Patterson VIC arc indebted for the
minute details OF tho robbery and
capture. The mail for about week
previous had been carried on horse
back by Forest Radford, a negro man
about n years old. When he re-
turned from Cadiz Thursday night
the mail bag was cut open and q reg
islered letter from Cadiz, containing
500 Of post Office funds and regis-
tered package containing a pair OF
gold spectacles were gone. Radfom
reported that four lnen halted him in
Majors lane and cut open the bag
and took out the packages and re-
turned the riiled sack to him. The
general opinion prevailed that the
negro himself was the robber and
this opinion was strengthened when
be told subsequently, that too men
had robbed mm. Detective Patter-
son arrived Friday and began to
shadow his man. IL was soon
shown that Radford had been
spending money freely and on FRI
day,nigit the officer was satisfied
of his Agliilt and got a warrant
for then, but found Radford had
gone 10 Casky that morning ON
the Z O'Clock train. He scnt a couple
of policemen TO Casky, but they re-
ported thar he had gone. to Pembroke
TO a frolie. Going 10 Pembroke Mr..
Patterson found three of the $40 bills
described IN the postal remi. lance
stolen, which fixed the robbery upon
Radford beyond a doubt Radford
returned to Casky, and on Sunday
Mr.. Patterson and Policeman Chris
Biggerstaff went to that place and
arrested him. He denied his guilt
and shed tears copiously but when
confronted with the direct evidence
he began To tell conflicting stories
again and when he was locked up In
Jail he weakened and made a full
confession and promised to restore al
the money he could ifhis punishment
was made lighter. He told wher'
his pocket book containing $l40 was
which amount was recovered. III
then induced number of his friend
TO help make up the deficit and
collection resulted in the restitution
of$lS.S5morc making $l5s.35 Of $40
recovered lie was taken TO tn
place OF the robbery in Majors Ian
and the rifled letter was found bu
the spectacles which were throw
over into a field could not be found
Radford is IN Jail and the u. s
Marshal will be here for him to-da
Much credit is due Mr.. Patterson 70
the prompt and effective manner |
which he worked up the case. Th
local police assisted him very mat.
rally and worked cnergetically !
bringing the robber TO justice, an
to thema large share Of the credit {
catching the thief is due.
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clarksville Tobacco Market.

The attendance at the tobacco Ex-
change, was large at the sales this
week, and the board seemed well
supplied with orders. The quality
of the breaks was low in grade, and
many hhds. were in very soft order,
and caky. Prices were about u to 10
lower, button account of the unsafe
order, reflections were few innumber'
Our sales viii now steadily increase
in size as favorable weather for
handling the crop still continues.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
STORAGE.

We are prepared to
furnish S forage for
light or heavy goods
at reasonable r a tie S.
Warehouse located
on r a il r o a d and
very convenient for
unloading Car loads
Of freight. s
! COWAN & GO. y
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cages : Wenigfeite,t.
SnIdnn.

~ ~ " " W
= @oup. Butler bon WafIa1uIetts
fpridt iid in ieiaer 8oti6aft gu Sun.
ten bes Grauenitimmre6ts aus.
- Sn Gbicago eri6eint ieBt Elm tdg,
li9es iaultrirtes Blatt.
= Nn Mineralien tpurben i'm ber=
gangenen Sabre in Utah $10,000,000
getponnen.
= Sn Gbicago baben cine Mnaabl
Griegsbeteranen eine 0eriammlung ab=
gebalten. sic nabmen einen Bef1luf
an, in tpel6em iie fagen, bab iie mil
bent Sale bes General pprter befannt
ieien uno baB bas bonn Griegsgeri1i
segen ibu gefdllte urtbeil elm gere6=
tes mar.
Wuslano.
= 8ietor Qugo tpirb am Grabe
@ambetta' bic Srauerrebe balten.
- Die pall Man Oaaette meloet,
bic in 2pnbon ii6 aufbaltenoen militdr=
pfli6tigen Seuti9en tpdren BON ben
0iilitdrbeb0rben bena1ri9tiet tporben,
baB iie ii6 auf lire ginberufung nor3u=
bereiten baben.
- Ser g3ar fanb am Sonntag in
feinem S1laf5immer einen 8rief BON,
&ebolntiondren Gomite, in tpel1em et
an bic ginfiibrung Der berfpro6enen
&efornten erinnert tpirb.
= Sic @iienbabnoerbinbung ami.
fden ber S6pei3 uno Granfrei1 lit in
ssolge bes 9o6ma{iers unterbroden.
Sie leberfbpemmung 1limmt allent.
balben tdgli9 uno fiiinbli6 su; babei
resuet es unaufbaltiam. preBbnrg IL
Mnter Waiier gejebt; bic meiften Drt.
| f6aften nnb Stdote am, &bein Iinb ee:
| fdbrbet u,tb il, 6ranfrei1 tpirS eine az.
gemeine WaHersnntb ertpartet.
Die Section bDn Gambetta!
QeiGe bat ergeben, baB bic S1uB
uuflbe, bic Gambetta bor bier Wo1er
erbielt, ni6ts nit ieinem 9obe su thur
bate. Ct lit an Darment3hnbung uni
bieie fiibrte f6liebli6 ben Sob berbei
Oie frana6fi9e Regierung bat 20,00(
Granes fir oas 8egrdbniB beipilligt
Gin Wationals Dentmal au gbren Sam
bettas III borgei1lagen iporben.
= Cine Granffurter Depeide beri6
tet, baB elm Boot auf benz Nbein ami
iden Oppenbeim unb 2uotpigsbafe,
unterging uno IS Yerionen babel er
| tranfen.
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Die sonse u@nse" tpimrtelte bon 3uldau<
ern, ein bidter Sdwarn Sc8 jaud3enb
ppr uno neben benz Waeen Der. Sc mar,
mic menn bic ainber SsraelS ba8 solbene
8alb un,tan3ten. unb bod mar bies et>
tpas anbereS, benn bas sclbene 3alb n ar
nidts ale ein leerer 8esriff, cas- eiierne
Wpn1rum aber ipllte BET Wobltb1ter piez
ler Sunbert armer Irbeiter tperben, bic
auf 8eiddftisuns in oer neuen 6abrif
warteten. Sc mar fein tDbtes' Iarres
@Stenbilb, eS mar bas rieiephafte eiierne
Ser3 eincs sisantiiden SubritfSrpers, Elm
Ser3. bas sliben, iberifrSmen, fprinsen
fonnte, mie ELM uaseltames pOlles Wens
idenbera unb bas ieine @lutb madtig
pulfrenb burd n,etallene Gbern trieb unb
pamit einen SrganismuS in 8epesuns
iette, beHen Brittle, benen elmer Sis
sletd, Sdaaren bun9ernber Weien Nabs
rung boten. Bobl batten fie &edt, bic
WaGen, melde bas Wunber umfreilten,
bon ben, iie 10 piel bpften, fe braudten
nidt baruber, tpie bic 6inber SSraels, tb=
ren pabren @Ott 5u perseien, iie fonnten
Jpn aud in bieier SdSpiunS BON Wtens
ldenbanb erfennen, penn iie es nur redt
perifanben. 2Sar bod ber @eif, Der bas
semaltise @erf ericnnen, aud elm Nus>
fius bes ewisen @eiiies, Der ba maltet unb
uirtt i'm aleinI ten ,pie i'm @rS6ten unb
bic Wenidbeit lebrt, aus ben rOben ardf.
ten Fd @affen gu idmieben, nidt nur in.
8umpfe nm bas Daiein, aud i'm Sampfe
nm bic emise SdSnheit bieies Daieins.
(Bprtftsuns foIat.)
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= 9ie 2ab' i'm Sod gefauft!-Sp
benft Nfan6er, Der burdl martti9reieri.
ide Mnseigen bon Munbermittein Der.
lsitet, fein glltes @elb bergiebt unb cine
pfui6me6isin babur6 erbanbelt bat.
go benft audi tpobl Wan1er, Der bon
benz grOben 9eilmittel bes Or. g.
@ilsbee gesen 9dmorrboiben, ,ANAKE-
Sis, lief. Seib alIo poriidtis, Sbr
2eibenben, unb ienbet erft nod elmer
probe, bic @u6 3. Neulfdbter & Co.,
8or 1916, Nem Oorf, auf 8erlangen
foitenfrei auididen ,perben, ebe ibr einen
0orratb gu faufen brau9t. Sn allen
renommirten Npotbefen au baben.
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Das bette unb billisite Nabrungs.
mittel fir &inber, bic ber Wtutterbruit
entbebrelr miiifen, ift q eu ftdbter's
pDeuti6es &inbermebr (pd=
botropbine); beriudt es ilnb iiberaeugt
@ud, tpie gerit bic &inber es nebmen.
Sas &inb bat ben 8ortbeil iiber ben er=
tpa9fenen Menl9en, baB es muir basie=
nige genieBt, mas ibm tpoblidmedt unb
aaes 4noere gu nebmen bertpeigert. sSn
6ieier 8esiebung bat bas r9eutf6e
Gin6erm ; |" ben 8or3ug bon allen
iibrigen oerartigen Mitteln gldn5eno er=
rungen. gs 1T billig, geiuno unb
iuoblf6medenb. Sn allen renommirten
4potbefen su baben. &
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~ 1aEez4}Ag
gtue teriiHmte Jran ptae ztteI!
Gus BEN Bottom 0Isbe.s,

0errtR 1ehaetenrei
Gas Dbise ift elm suses Bib poH Ssau epSia ..
Binfbam aus 2ynn, Naif.. bic mebr alB iresnb cine
anbere Gra1 tn D6brbeit ben 4amen Der x6rauens
freunSin" ben visle ibrer Gprreipontentinnen ibr
10 serne beiIssen. psrbient. eie pibmet f9 nit
benz srobten Gifer ibrsr arbsst, peI&s Iettere Sas
Retaltat zines lebensIdngIi5sn etubinms III, unb
iit se,nansem legs Gffiaenttnnsn I'D ~ balten
bic ibr belfen bic aasgetreitete Gorrefppnben,,
wel9e Don allen Seiten ibr jufiebt anb pom Senen
cine issli9e t5<e fYesieHe 2sibeasIafs sSsY ibre
TrerSt Sapon bsfret ~ iesn, tunbsisbt, ~ beant.
psstsn. Sbre pfamsen Yrdpasation in elm Sell.
ssittsi tur quite aMh nt9t fir sbfe 3pede. Sd babe
Yert6ntt@ bisS anSeefnnben unb bfa uon ber aDabrs
hsts sshen wss - tape. atsr,euat.
@egen bisjttD0tl lbewtsisnen Gigtn{6often rpirh
re voi, ben bsesa aeryten bes aesses .empiobIsn
@irtung 1T munbeybuy unb erfpott pieIef ae{heu.
siefurtrt ponAdmbts Sic 9fmnsite Art RutterIetSs
Nbfolen. asneotrse, snrs selmdttss nnb f@msra.
E.lssTsnsiIt$s s:l asintssns isbs III eanen.
9IutabEnt iebe art gsrfe sung unb bis baraaf }si.
senben aadenmartbef9w f9wsrsen, unb ID bsjontess
anwenebar tnr Set bes 2ebsnswe9ieIs.-
u, ssnss s:s.a sss ms sess
3raft etn. S9wd4s, 8Idbfu4t, Drana rad Ret,s
ntitfeln nnt 1aaenf4 4yd9s rtrb tshsrjsit Sabnr4
sssesO!isn;, ets Astn xstl slansss. asgtt4assr.
S4tnSsee1sit, abmdttuHa nab finserbaufi6ieit.
deneS 0efaNl -ednSlt9et QSi4bpfuna, ueItbes
S4mfrlea nab @adenIeiben D1r Tstae Bat, til ffefs
rc1it6nbtg pcrA5es Rad Getran4 Siefes oeilmit.
tels. Js6erseh unb urter alien ttmtdnben In bie
sBrfanatn uonednbfee m lIeberei einfommen NIT benz,
TEN wetbii9en &brperfpitem anterliegenben geiet.
9erYsetstt nnrh. q diaf6e, IS. 3ar s Eiaide,s,
unt WITH pen allen Hpotbefern pertauft. SraenS
weIner 9att fir fpesiege SAFE, rnb bic Hamsn BON
8is!en BIG snr4 Anmenbnne ber pfanten !Rii9ame
pieesr pontdnbig hergefs Ht mosben, ,Snnn man pcfi
Rrs. q ibrer @ripafs sMbreife, 2pnn, Waf, erbaIs
ten: Ran fise gofmarie sur 1santwortuns BEL.
Ge9en 1ieren Def3werSen Set betSen ge{1leos
tern IL bieIe Nii9uue anabertreifbar uie aobls
ret6e Seueniffe bemeifen.
~Wrs. ptnfbam's 2ebsr FiIen,~ faat ein Cores
fpenbent .nb bic tefen IN Der Bet aIs 5eiImttteI
ssqen Berftepfan6, 0duenbsj9werben nnb 2eber
erfarrnns. Jbr DIht Weiriger brinat @uns
berfu @erfe iifb t9 slpetFe iiif mirb balb ebenfo
raticn.~
Gin Sober mut bisis Srau als einen gnatsn
enget anfeben. beren sirsiser @uni9 10 anberen
gut tu t5rn.
4siisSesytia. ga. o. Mrs. q. m.D.
.FgWaAG ~
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(8prtftsu,.s fuIgt)
1ulbd. Weurap Co.. sD1inl

= JuIba, MuraD Co., Mlinn. =
9err 8ernbar6 Jritf9er elm angeiebe=
ner Yiirger bon Guloa, n,a6te bor 2ur>
sem folgenbe Wttbeilung: n9as st.
Sufobs Del 1T elm gutes Mittel; es
fieat eiuea Seben sufrieben. Sd battle
teit swei Sabreu INNER biel nit Ber
fdnerbeH i'm 9alie au tbun, probirte
manderlei Mittel obne biel 0inberung
gu finoeu. @eit i9 tebo6 bas ct. Sa=
fobs Del gebrau6e perlieBen mid bic
S6mersen mad unb nod llno beute bin
i'd wieber gans bersetellt."
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g. ~. 2(itflem, 26 Sslebab
StraBe, bat fortudbrenb fur bas
% bole ialeuno &etailz @ef6dft
einen groBen @Orratb BON Nepfeln,
@itronen, Orangen, 8ananen, 9iiiHen,
Ntanbeln, &Oiinen feinen Ganbies &C..
an 9anb unb empfieblt allies gang be-
fonoers gum bebOritebenben Iefe.
Ma6t Cure ginfdufe BEL ibm, mo ibr
Naes fril6 unb gut finbet. 8
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Gute SieniiIeiitunsen. = Serr
Geo. 9ebel, 3aaleton, pa., idreibt
.Sn lebter Wode befam meine Grau
einen 10 beftigen S6mers in bic 8ruit,
bab fie einige Sage bas Bett bitten
mubte. 9a nabm iie ibre 3uflu9t au
Or. Auguft Q6nig's 9amburge,
8ruittbee unb uno g.brau1te ibn
nat 8ori6rift. Dieter Sbee tbat if,
febr quite Dienite, mir iperben ibn babe,
einem SeoeH empfeblen. SD aber iag,
Sbnen rlleinen mdrmiten 0ont."
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Die Snternationol gompreB in
6ouiton. tpelbe on, 3. De3ember ab=
brannte. III iebt, einen Mlonat mad Der
3erff6rung, tpieber aufsebaut. Die
Mol6inen tperben aufgeiiellt unS am
10. ioH bic Irbeit tpieber auisenomnlen
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