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.. N. WoTRikc,
Attorney-at-Law.

Luther Sw1arepgen has moved to
town from DIR. Pratt's place, and
occupies the proper ty in East King
wood, belonging to j. NJ. Allen.
The Gibson House has hand
SOME new sign, painted by A. w.
Potter, who 10 gaining quite a repu-
tation as house and sign painter.
Rufus Rodehesvef, Of Tunnelton,
was in town during the past week
soliciting help, as he has been laid
up for some time with infiamatory
rheumatism.
There is no prettler or better
place among the West Virginia
Hills to attend term of Summer
Normal School than right here in
KingwOod. Write for terms.
Manly Fortney, OF Austen, who
has been attending school at the
Conference Seminary at Buckhan.
non, was visiting relatives here last
week. lie returned Saturday.
Carpenters, and other mechanics,
who are 30 apt to fall from scaffolds
and disl0cate a limb, will please
remember that there is nothing so
good for inflammation as Salvation
Oil, the greatest cure for sprains
and bruises.
BY private letter we learn that
j.. Ed Kildow, formerly foreman Of
The Democrat, contemplates en-.
gagiag IA the newspaper business
In Grafton about May 1st. Weston
World.
The new hall Of the Junior Order
Council at Gladesville, is com lctod
and will be dedicated on Saturday
April 20, 1893. All members Of
tho order are cordially invited to be
present and participate.
We are glad 10 note that George
W. Herring, Of Herring, who has
been very sick and was hardly
expected to recover, is now improv-
ing rapidly and considered out Of
danger.
A Norfolk, Va. girl has won the
New York Herald prize Of $50 for
tho best design Of an Easter bonnet.
II il not known, however, whether
this Will be sufficient amount Of
cash for her to purchase tho head.
gear after 10 ~ completed.
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IN 'ge Hoke is at Grafton holding
Circuit Court this week.
Rev. Starkey, Of Terra Alta,
preached in the Baptist church here
last Sunday.
l.. NJ. Albright is in the East
this week, purchasing his Spring
and Summer Stock of goods.
The firm of W. Poster & Co.
have just received fine lot of new
goods. Call and see for yourself.
A new lodge of knights of
sPythias was instituted at Berlin,
Lewis county, Friday night of last
week.
Messrs. Solomon Walls and John
E.Ormond, of Pisgah, were in town
last Friday and Saturday on busl-
hess.
s. III. Shaw's well-boring outfit
from Terra Alta, is here now put
ting down wells for several of our
cItizens.
Rev. R. s. Smith, OF Grafton,
who has been returned to this cir
cut, preached on Beverly Hill again
last Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Potter returned last
Saturday from the East, where she
went to purchase her Spring MILF
merry goods.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
here is now held at 1890, A. ~.
instead of ut 2, p. ~, as hereto.
fore.
Ben l.. Brown has moved into
the Monroe property on Main
Street, lately occupied by merchant
j. w. Baker.
The Morris School, down on the
river, taught by Miss Ella Cope
man, closed last Saturday, with an
entertainment at night.
Mrs. james X. Hooton, of
Rowlesburg, has been granted a
pension through Capt. j. NJ. God.
win, Pension agent at this place.
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Hoods Pills cure all liver Ills. blliousness
iaundlco, Indigestion. sick headache. zoo.

= Mr.. George IL. Trembly, of Tan
merry, this county, Is II Voluntary
Observer in the Weather Bureau
Department of the Government,
and sends us monthly summary
of the meteorological record for
March, from which we extract the
following statistics Total snow
fall during the month O. inches, of
which four inches fell on the 4th.
Number of clear days 10, and 81
cloudy. The 10th was the coolest
day Of the month and the Gath the
warmest. Snow fell on four days,
but none at the beginning or end
Of the month, as March came in
like lamb, and went out that way
also.
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BAoK.BoNE MOUNTAIN.
Crossing II Under Difficulties aud
Camping Out on the Summit.

Special to The Argus.
DAVIS, w. VA. April z, 1898.
We got to Davis about three or
four o'clock yesterday; had tough
drive the last day through the
wilderness the road was good till
about five or six o'clock Wednesday
evening. Ne drove up hill six
miles long. it was Back Bono
Mountain. When wo got to the
top of the Mountain we struck bad
roads through the woods aud
through the mud holes, and we
stuck in a mud hole and the horses
got down in the mud and we had
tough time TO get tho horses out o.
the mud hole. The harness was
covered with mud and we put up
for the night. We built fire aud
slept in the buggy. We heard
nothing AL night but an Owl toot.
We had big time getting the
spring-wagon out of the mud hole !:
we pried the wheels up and put
chunks under the wheel and hitched
one horse to the end of the tongue
with trace chain and pulled the
wagon out. We were half day
driving three miles. The roads are
not fit to ride mule over. We had
to cut logs out of the road. The
road was very narrow and hardly
wide enough to drive through. 1t
took good driving to drive through.
We run over stumps and saw.logs
two or three feet high.
There is lots of work here.
We drove to the Falls this evening
in tie cart. 1t is sight to see
them. Yours MS ever,
+. Is. BLAZER.
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TEN WEEKS
Normal School
Ar
KlNGW00D ACADEMY.

This term will commence MAY
9Th, 1893, and continue ten weeks.
The course of study will'consist spe.
cially ola thorough review of ali the
branches in which an applicant is
examined TO Obtain No. / certif.
cate. Glasses will be organized also
IN any Of the higher branches il dc.
sired by any one preparing to enter
any higher school. a number Of new
boarding houses will be opened for
the accommodation Of studrnts, first
class boarding costing IS. 90 and $40
per month. We hope to make this
the most pleasant and profitable
school we have yet taught in King
wood.
We intend to make the cost less
and the advantages equal TO or
greater than at any other school Of
the kind III The country.
For particulars, address
RUFUS HOLDEN,
KIEGwooD, w. Va.
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Weak Men q 9s. ro., i'9 q ys%sq 9.ss
Varis5eciS. eie br. DaN6nt's uergr Pills ,sil
effect Is speedy cure ~ &C. use. thousands "a
cases 81 thc very worsi kind end ~ long stand
ing have boon restored 90 perfect health. 1900
Testimonials from ail over tlf World Price Ter
package 5ioe. SIX Tor ehN9. Trial package sent
securely sealed fos I'D cents postage.
Address. Nf. VI UuWarr
81 Iialsted ST. cidcaees ~, C.sA.
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Mr.. John A. Llston has moved
from his farm out at Long Hollow,
TO his newly acquired property on
Price Street, in Kingwood. Mr..
Liston has sold his farm to Joseph
W. White, his soD-in-law.
Any sudden change in the con-
dition of the atmosphere is certain
TO bring It's harvest of coughs and
colds. These, if suffered TO run on,
are likely TO terminate in consump-
ton I; but they may be readily cured
by DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Mr.. aud Mrs. j. NJ. Crane atten-
ded the annual Easter Ball at Oak
land last week. II was n grand
affair and is always considered the
event of the season, IN the social
circles of Oakland.
Special Drives In BOOTS and
SHOES for cash ar TAILoR'S Boot
and Shoe Store. Gall at once.
Charley Giles, the eldest son OF
Mr.. Geo, q. Giles. of near town,
was married recently over in Penn
sYlvania and is home with his bride
visiting his parents. He is in the
Jewelry business over ut Connells-
Vile.
We are under obligations to Hon.
William l.. Wilson for a fine lot OF
gardea seeds, sent out from the
Agriculture Department at Wash
ington, for distribution among his
constituency, and any of our
friends receiving package Of it
will know where 1t came from.
From posters printed at this
Office, we note that there will be a
public sale of the personal property
Of the late Mrs. Jane e. Gibson, at
the old Gibson home in st. Joe, ON
Saturday, April %, 1893, beginning
at /, L. VI.
Miss Iona Stone came home last
week from Buckhannon, where she
has been attending the Conference
Seminary. Her health failed her
from ha.d study and too close con-
finement and she was compelled to
suspend her studies for the present.
Rev. Skidmore, from Masontown
preached Ia the NJ. u. church here
last Saturday night and Sunday
morning and evening. 1t was the
Quarterly Meeting services and Pre-
siding Elder Ash could not come,
and go sent Rev. Skidmore in his
place.
Married, Sunday, April 9th, s03,
ut the residence of the bride in
Reno district, Miss Florence Stat
ford and James Frank Robinson. "a
son of Jai:.es w. Robinson, of
Fellowsville. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Elias @. Bed
ford.
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Commissioners Notice.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. I
klngwOOd, " Va, April -, 1879.

Kingwood, " Va, April y, 1893
Up Brown
We. : EQuifVf
b. NJ sqdirss' admir- ct OIL.
Tho above entitled ohancery cause. by de-
cree of tbc Cifeuif Court n Preston county
made fbef1iui on the irst day 81 April. A. D..
1893. having boon referred g. the uudcrsirn
COmmissi0uer iu chnnCory. with the following
dirccfi0us. 10 aaroriain ana report the rohl
estate owned by the decedcbt. ". NJ. suuiros
the state and condition ~ the title thereto The
Hens and charges thereon, thcir amounts char
actor, UriOrifies. and ~ whom owing. ~ slate
audit ard settle the administration accounts 81
~ q, faiiheri AdmiuififatOr ~ the estate of
The decd eiIt, and aupOrilUi the personal funds
II any, in th5 hands ~ said Admiuistrator
among fhc creditors ~ the said estate. accord
ing ~ their respective pitoritcs; and ascertain
and report what debt nild lion the defendants
-. r. sQuifes and Elizabeth Sqmrcs, have By
virtuC ~ The matters yet Up iu their answer,
and that be roport ang, other pertinemi matter
Which may Dc doomed 50 by HIMSELF or 70
CURED ~ The parties or any ~ thorn
The parties ~ sold cause. t. Wif. MfrNafti
p. Brown, plaintiff. aud ~. q. Feather. Admir-
y. u. Squifee. y. AMI martin, Trustee Margn5
sQiires ara John ~ Waison. q a.. r., dsiei
Nants. Wlil, therefore. tfto notice. that on flf
iih day ~ June, a D.. is,s. At fny ufacc in NinF
wood Preston county ", W.. > shall proceed
tg execute said decree. Given unfor my hand
The isih day ri APRIL. a. D 1873
D.M. WOTRING. Commissioner.
Brown q HYDE. hfrYs for Flaiufia.
IS 1879 10 t8CI
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The Busy Bee Mission Society
gave an Entertainment and Festi-
val in the NJ. T.. church here last
night. Ice cream, cake, coffee and
oranges were served in abundance
to the large crowd present, and
everything passed off very nicely.
The proceeds amounted to quite q
handsome cum, about $50.
English Spawn LInlment remove
all Hard, Soft or Oalloused Jumps
and Blemishes from horses. Blood
Spawn, Curbs, sweeney, Kingdom
Stiles, Sprains, all swollen Threats.
Coughs, &c. Save $50 by use of
one bottle. Warranted the most
wonderful Blemish Cure ever known
Sold by Dr.. Il. r. Frey, Druggist
Terra Alta. 5.14-91-fyr
Miss Cora Jones, Of Terra Alta,
was ut Weston last week attending
the marriage Of Rev. s. X. Arbuth.
not and Miss Mamie J. Lewellen,
which took place in the NJ. e.
Church there Wednesday. April s,
conducted by Rev. l.. II. Jordan,
Of Buckhaunon, formerly Of this
place.
We take pleasure IN noting that
our old friend, Amos Il. Kenny,
formerly Of Weston and Chief Of
Police there, but nov residing at
Arnoldsbnrg, Calhoun county, has
been appointed Postmaster ut that
place. Amos is one Of the hustling
young Democrats that deserves
recognition.
We arc in receipt Of handsomely
engraved invitation which roads as
follows "Mr. and Mrs. o. M.
Carroll requests the pleasure Of
your presence at the marriage Of
Kate Bower to w. Scott Kerr, At
their residences IN Kingwood, w.
Va, April 18th, 1898, ct 3, 2. NJ.
Quite a number Of invitations have
been issued and the marriage will
be one Of the social events Of the
season. The Young lady IS the
charming aud accomplished daagh-
ter Of Rev. Jacob Bower, Of Ploas-
ant Dale,
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tive Hearts That Beat az One

tive Hearts That Beat AZ One
Low Foreman-23
Ada Frankbouser-22.
James Frank Robinson-27
Florence Stanord-26.
J. W. Schroyer-2G
Mary A. Toets-17.
Charles 7 Stewart-22
Bstelia May Irons-15.
George Emory Mouser-20
y. V. Wolfc-19.
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F0K RENT,

The Room under The odd Fellows Hall IN fbs
town % NcedeYillo, Preston county. w. ga. THN
room - 4lxl1 feet Zoo The rlearf WITH n good III
attached. fronting on funncliOn street We
desire 20 rent Tor one. Two or three ycaysf The
room j. Wei arranged FOR Fgrniiur store ana
Ondcratine EsiG1Hslnnent. @. any porson
Wismrt - handle Farm Machinery ~ AgrirnfI
iur.l imploments, could not end 4 moro dsaira-
bic location in The county.
Fer further particulars call on o. write tbg
Trustees o. Hcedsvilis.
Tfg WATSON.
MASON WATSON. ! Tffsttae.
IrHEufT fIVHuNM
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Miss Maggie Shaffer has sold her
land on the Shatfer Knob. over
four acres, to Messrs. William
Miller, George and Lloyd Williams,
for the sum Of S475. The above
named parties have divided the land
into three lots and will each build
on his lot this summer. Miller and
Lloyd Williams residence for
themselves. and George will rent
his property.
Assessor W. L. Manear is hard at
work getting the valuation of prop
erty. He is assessing the town first
in order that the town taxes may be
collected and some money raised
for improvement. Mr.. Manear will
assess Kingwood and Valley dis
tricts himself, and has appointed j.
Nelson Baker for Reno and George
Shaffer for Lyon, Deputy Assessors
for these districts.
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10 WATSON
MASON WATSON.
lOHEpm lNAnAM.


Dr.. Do MoNrs FEMALE RKGiI Arse
PILLS ore always safe and ffiiaiie 1900 fnsl
timoniais from al over the world Fesesfr -
dangerous substitutes ard Inifaiions process
per package. Sent by rfi secore.y sealed ffoin
observation
hlifese Dr. it OrNoari
81 3. uaistsd 81 chicsSof Hls US A.
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ID cd al ihe Paets

Regarding Hoods Sarsaparilla, ask
the people WHO take this medicine,
or read the testimonials often pub
lished 10 this paper They will
convince you that IfooDs CURES.
HooD's Pr1bs cure consumption.
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Reedsville, Friday &" 4" 81
And continue at the above named
places every two weeks thereafter
during the season.
DESCRIPTION
This is a thorough bred horse, q
beautiful brown, foIled in 1887,
imported by Galbraith Bros. III
1891.
The Company had several horses to
select from, paying more for him
than any other draught horse IN the
county this year, becauso he com
bines size, quality, style and action.
backed up by n pedigree Of the best
breeding in England or America,
the most essential characteristics
that are in the make mp Of perfect
horse.
TERMS.
Ten dollars to insure a niafo IN
foai Sl5 to insure colt to stand
and snck.
For complete pedigree inquire OF
j. $. HARMED, Keeper.
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Hoods
SarsapariIla
Gu res

better than did ten years ago. THIS makes me
feel proud ana cannot praise Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla enough. My case was bad one. but Hoods
Put Mo on my Foot
ana am naturally very grateful to Il. re-
commend II 10 all the people whom hear CON-
planning OF feeling weak and tired and for other
troubles, and know OF many who have been
benefited by H. l am n living witness 10 the
merit of Hoods Sarsnparilla." JOSEPH o. Lo-
PRz. Maynards. Md.
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LEAKE WILLIAM, end, (757I) 1915

Owned by company Of farmers
styled the Preston County Shire
Horse Breeders Association, will
make the season of 1893 at the fol-
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was a Child, shc criod for castoria.
When she became Miss, nho chung 10 castoria.
When she had Children, she gaze them Castorla.
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DOn't sRtt TO get prices from WON.
HOE ~ WALLIS ga FsRNENG
IMPLEuENls and MACHINERY.

Bluefleld, w. Va. girls are very
considerate. One evening recently
while young man and his best girl
were seated in a buggy drawn by a
spirited horse the harness broke, and
being pretty far from home with
nothing to fix it, the young lady
extracted one of her garters and
handed it to her escort, who imme-
diately repaired the broken harness
and they happily proceeded onward.
-McDOweU Recorder.
Farmers prepare for spring and
buy your Phosphates of good
goods and lower prices than any.
where else OF us. We have made
our goods to order, knowing the
ingredients, and every sack will
give you the return You expect.
Buy reliable and good goods and be
not deceived by runners who sell
the article at III advance OF rs or
80 cents per sack to make their
com mission, and hold out induce
ments OF long credits.
CHAs. w. MAYER & Son.
TERRA Alta, January 2, 1898.
The coming term of Normal
School here will be an excellent
opportunity for young teachers and
those expecting to teach to prepare
Tor examination and practical work
in the school room, as classes will
be organized and conducted in all
grades and branches, and whether
you arc expecting No. i, 2 or 3
certificate or do not expect to teach
at all. you should como and take
the course anyhow. Write to Prof.
Rufus Holden for further particu-
lars.
A new lodge Of the Junior Order
will be instituted at Evansville
soon. An application has been
made for charter signed by about
forty prospective members. Mr..
@. w. Fawcett, Of this place, will
likely be the instituting officer, as
he is District Deputy for this
county. There are already eight
Councils in the county and a pros
pect for new lodges at Tunnclton,
Bazelton and Herring, and perhaps
other points thatwe haven't heard
from. This order seems TO be
increasing very rapidly.
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HOTICg 10 CREDITORS.

To 1ns oHsmross ~ %. n sQufsrs. Dzo'Ds
IN pursuance III decree Of the cironit Cont
81 the county ~ PfgstOn, made iu a oaarc fhcre-
in pending, - subject the real estate al Tho
said ~ n % Tho payment ~ his debts you Are
fequired o. present your claims against the g..
tate N thc said II. ~ s1ulfcs foT adjudication
% y. y. NotriuG. C0mmlssi0uof. gt bis Office m
next. witness. u I. ". watson, Clerk 0f sai6
Court tbs nth day Of April 1915.
ff386teif2 . W. WATSON, CLERK.
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Everything in ihe TiABDwARE
iina az the big store Of MONROE 81
WALLIS.
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Younger and Better
q war vesoran's Glory

Hoods Sarsdpartiia Givcs Strength
and ccoroomos Rheumatism.
"Thore Is nothing have ever taken In my
iffe that did mo 80 much good rs Hoods Sarsa.
poriila. Twas IN the Union army from 'Ot 70
90, was confined In Andorsonvillc prison eight
months. and tho diseases contracted there .stIli
llnger. had chills and fovors for years. and
my doctor told mo that must take 40 grains OF
qulnino day for n long time. I did so, but
after timo IL did me no good. and thcn no
ordered hop tca. which was "a bittor as gall
and made mo sick. rheumatism then caught
mo In my LEFT leg and could not move It. Tho
doctor said
Had Malaria.
Hoods sarsaparilla did ms so much good that I
have taken II ever since and 10 always docs mo
good. My friends tell mo I look younger and
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no oTHER sarsapariiia possess

tN% - ROocNc~
80 ses the Combination, Proportion
md Process which makes HOODS
Sarsaparilla Peculiar to Itself.
Kingwood district has one of the
best and most progressive Boards
of Education IN the county, con-
sistng of NJ. G. Feather, President,
Capt j. q. Murdoch, Secretary and
DR.. NJ. Il. Powell and NJ. G. Glib
Gibson, Commissioners. The lat.
ter's term expires july LIST and our
people can do no better than TO
leelect him.
A County Supt. Of Schools and
member OF the Board of Educa-
ton in each district, is to be elected
May 10th. These offices arc far
more important than generally con-
sidered and care should be taken to
get the very best men possible for
the position. Because there is lots
of trouble and little pay In the
Office of School Commissioner it is
sometimes hard to get the best men
to have it.
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Special Drives In BOOTS and
SHOES for cash ar TATLoR'S Boot
and Shoe Store. Call at once.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-23

For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, Indigestion use
BROWN IS IRON BITTERS
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unb f6eu; por einem Gtod ober einer
peitid5e bate er groBe 6ur1t, tpabrs
f9einli6hatte er iie friiber fennen ges
lernt. Nus ben Deden, bic ibm geseb.n
tpurben pfegte er li9 ein neitartiges 2as
ger gu bereiten, in benz er 3ulammenges
tauert au iiBen pflegte; meilt i9lieiIsr auf
benz 8au6eiliegenb, felten auf benz &is
den. Ueim 8ebea bebiente er li1 meiit
beiDer 8orberbdnbe, inbem er li1 auf bic
MuBenfeite ber Singer itiibte. Muf benz
Sdiffe bate er iid nur bon Bananen
gendbrt; ba in 8erlin anfangs feline su
baben tuaren, mics er siuei Sage lang
iebe anbere geabsunJ non 1i1, f9lieB=
lid mdblte er Gatteln. pon benen er i'm
Sag biS su stpsi pfunb per5ebrte unb
bic er bann aud 8ananen por3og.
Spdter bermeigerte er, 9tahruns au neEs
men, unb magerte gum Sfelett ab. SIM
NQgemeinen tbeilnabmslos, seigte er
fur ben fleinen, luitiaen @bimpanien
i'm Nebenfdfig eini9es Sntereiie, 10 baB
man fid entf9loB, lebteren au ibm in
ben &dfig gu lahen.
Der @bimpanie seiste feline synrdt
bor benz groBen Better unD bieier lieB
ft6 bic. 3utraHll9feiten bes aleinen
etpa cine balbe Stunbe lang sefalen,
murbe bann aber feiner iiberbriiiIig
unb bib ibn, allerbinss nur leidt, in
ben Mrm. yun mar es aber nit Der
3utrauli1teit bes @bimpanien pLrbei.
Sn Nusenbliden GROCER grregung fdlug
Der @orilla nit Der fla6en 9anb =
ni9t, mie Ou1ailIu nnb 9pppenfels
beridten, nit Der Gauit = gegen bic
8ruit, baB eS br0bnte.
8ie premierlieItenant Morgen mit'
tbeitte, 1T iiinsit iibrigens in &amerun,
n6rbli9 Der -SanubesStation, elm @os
rila erlest morben, befen 8rutum<
fang 1,39 Meter betragen baben fon.
I'm bas Sbier aur Staiipn gu bef0rs
bern. tparen l6 Srdser erforberli9.
Dur6 bieie 8eute 1T ermieien, bab bas
Interchangeable bes @oriaa piel
peiter norblid (bis gum 4. 8reitesrab)
reitt, als man bisber annabm, ba man
nur BON benz 0orfommen bes @orilla
biS gum Ogotpe q. @rab II. 3D.
wuBte. Oas Sfelett unb bic 9aut bes
erlegten 9bieres iollen na9 Berlin ges
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