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Rainfall at EIwood.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOOD. Ind. Nov. 6.-The long idrouth
was broken here tonight by a steady
downpour of rain for a short time. and the
indications are good for an excellent rain
before il stops. Unless plenty of rain falls
before winter there will be a water famine
the like Of which was perhaps never ex-
perienced i'm this section before. Farmers
assert hat the wheat crop will all be
ruined unless plenty of rain falls soon.
The oldest inhabitant cannot remember a
time when the ground was so dry.
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PERRY, o. T., Nov. 6.-Since last night
from four to five inches of rain has fallen
here and through Oklahoma Territory. Nc
rain of consequence has fallen since the
middle OF July and water was getting quite
scarce. Passenger trains are delayed and
many washouts are reported.
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Bowen Merrill store for the heavy Christmas business.
Take a peep at the windows and see the prices. Our
prices are talking for us during this sale. The sale in
cludes all the new books: Beside the Bonnie Brier
Bush lat less than half price,; Stockton's Best Novel,
S1.5O edition at SIS cents, in cloth binding; Worlds Fair
Album, s.. OS style, at 90 cents; Stoddard's Napoleon
$3.50 edition, at S1.29; 1.-The Kings Stratagem' so
cents, now 3S cents; a lot of 25 cent paper novels at 5
cents each; Writing Paper, IS cent box at II cents;
White House Cook Book, So. so edition for 9S cents. The
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Eugene Fie,d.. Funcr.l.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-The mortal remains
Of Eugene Field were laid to rest in Grace
land Cemetery this afternoon after the
conclusion OF impressive services at the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. The body was
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One Merit.
Washington St.

Washington Star.
There's one good thing about the melan-
choIy days of autumn said Sneersby.
What IS fhat?'
when a man gets a plain. ordinary cold
he can't go about calling il hay fever"
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Deserving ~Confdercc.

There is no article which so richly deserves the en-
tire confidence OF tue community rs Browns Bron-
chial Troches- Those suffering from Asthinatic and
Bronchial Diseases, Coughs and Colds, should try them.
Price . cents
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tionery prices ever offered in Indianapolis are quoted
by Bowen Merrill on this Allison stock. There is ten
thousand dollars worth of it. Mrs. Burnett,s new book.
1.-TWO Little Pilgrims Progress S1.5O, now S1.15;
a new book by "Chimmie Fadden;'' Mrs. Wards latest
story, Bessie Costrell,' IS cents; now IS cents. 1.-The
Lilac Sun Bonnet by Croker; Palmer Cox's new
Brownie Book, "The Brownies Through the Union,'
S1.5O; now S1.15. Prices talk during the Allison sale
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vednesday's Local Observations.

Bar. Their. R.H. Wind. Weather. Pre-.
z a. m. 30 26 60 so S'east. Cloudy. 900
Z D. M. 1923 &c 53 West. PIT cl'dy. 900
Following is a comparative statement of
the temperature and precipitation on
Nnu &.
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WEATHER BUREAU FIGURES.
Maximum and Minimum Temperatures
NM. Ahsarxafiaas NJ u N

The following table of yesterdays tenn
peratures is furnished by G.. F. r. Wappen-
hans. local forecast official:
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IT will look unreasonable to you for Bowen Merrill to offer the new selfpro-
! nouncing Teachers Bibles at less than half price-but we have a good rea-
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CUTLERY
We have the most complete assortment
of these goods, and lower prices than we
have ever before offered.
Bargains in Stag-handIe Carvers.
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at BowenlMernTs, 9 and IL West Washington street
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Allison stock must GO and the
prices are talking for us. OBJ
serve the Bowen Merrill show
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When the bride reached the chancel rail,
the choir. accompanied by organ and harp,
sans Hymn rs. 20 Perfect Love. All Per-
feet Love Astounding" set to music by
Barnaby. At it's conclusion DR.. Brown. the
rector. came forward and intoned in a
sonorous tenor voice the Introductory and
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Scdaiia.

HErr. 9. - The weather has been very warm
during the past week and still continues
disagreably so. A good rain feel in this
Thursday evening wet,ing a great deal Of
fodder in the fields, but as the clouds soon
passed awayit was not badly damaged
There is much late fodder yet to pull. e.pcc.
tally on bottoms. Cotton is opening rapid ly
and picking has commenced. 1t is generally
concluded that the cotton crop will be shortcr
than anticipated few weeks ago.
Rev. W. j. Langston preached at Padgett's
Greek. His subject, "the putting Oh OF
Christ" Rom: Is g. II. After the sermon
be gave talk in behalf Of the Yorkvil.e
Baptist High School and received some cash
pledges. | learn that Rev. John Harris
preached at Enorec yesterday and Rev. Wm.
Minter last night.
Our enterprising merchant at Sedllia, W.
Nj. Bobo, returned from the northern mar
X ct the early part of the week. Ills newly
purchased goods have been arriving since his
return until his counters are loaded, lie
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EttaJ ane.

SEpr, 10 - a eoo' deal of chills and fever
arc reported along lhe water courses Just
now. Mr.. Frank McCluney aud his sister
Miss Louis are both sick with the fever.
Mr.. Willie s. Woiford is expected to st1rt
to the Gaffncy Male and Femuc Seminary
this week.
Mr.. J. Wesley McKown was at Abingdon
Creek last Sunday.
Last Thursday night Rev. W. H. Owing
closed protractcd meeting mt Salem. Four
accessions to the church was the result. one
a profession Of faith and oae by letter,
Rev. +. }. Brock also closcd very sue.
cessful meeting at Abingdon Creek last Sab
bath. A largo audience was present
II was n powerful appeal to the unconver-
ted and solemn warming to protesting
christians. This closed his labor of seven
consecutive weeks. lie goes this week to
the mountains Of North Cirolina for Two
weeks rest.
Our group Of Presbyterian Churches are
speaking of building n Parsonage at Mt Ia
Dor or Lockhart Shoals.
We have had an unusual amount of cloudy
weather since the fodder pulling season set
in. Yet coed deal of bright clean fodder
has been saved
Last Thursday Mrs Laura I. Bstes gave
II dinner TO her sister Mrs Oregon S-n it'll OF
Texas, and her friends.
The cotton crop this year is going to be
the shortest we have had in ten years. So
says an old farmer who is a close observer.
Nux.
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O UR CORRESPONDENTS
JoneSville.

SEPT 10, The weather looks like we were
going to have the first instal'nent of The
Sept. gales. But farmers are not quite ready
for such weather yet. They have not finish
ed saving fodder; and the cotton picking is
upon us. The cotton is opening rapidly though
but little has been picked. If the mercury
would drop few degrees it would be M ore
pleasant for out door work.
Several colored people boarded the excur-
sion here this morning for Charlotte. There
was pretty good crowd aboard when they
left Jonesville and they all seem ed to be hap
py as though not a wave CT trouble rolled
aeross their peaceful breasts.
Our High School is getting under good
headway and is moving on nicely. There is
room for more and board is remarkably
cheap in our town.
Messrs. J. ". Bates and ". H. s. Harris
returned from the U. S. Court at Greenville
last Saturday. They report heavy dock ct
aud but few convictions. The grand jury
sets good many free and the petit jury &C
quits urge number and the Judge excuses
the rest or nearly so and go the big machine
rolls on and most all the defendants 20
scott free.
We have but little sickness iii our town
though hear of a great deal of il in the
country.
Capt. J. c. Ous WAS here yesterday morn
ing in full uniform to meet Ait. and lnspec-
tor Genl. Watts who had wired him that he
would be here to 60 out and inspect his COM
pany bnt Genl. Watts did not come. Mr..
OTIS said he would either leave last night
or today for the Convention.
Some hungry fellow entered Mrs. J. r,
Frees kitchen last Saturday night and ap-
propriated some Of the necessaries Of lie to
r.,. ~ - l. IL 4 Il
with q search warrant but the lost goods
could not be found The same night some
one went into Mr.. J. B. Fosters kitchen bu,
was O box of mstches. No doubt it is a
tramp that IL doing this mischief
Mr.. J. b. Foster is in North Carolina Oh
business. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. l.. flames went
up to Gaf1ney City yesterday TO sec their
son Boyd. Misa Mamie Bailey of Union is
at DR.. X. NJ. Littlejohns. Mrs. Catherin,
Thomson and her daughter Miss Sallie O.
Union arc visiting the family of NJ. j. A
Thomson. Mrs. J. A. Thomson is in bac
health Col. B. B. Foster of Union is stay
ing . while with his daughttr Mrs. Bor
Kennedy. Mr.. J. II. Gault is in poor health
and has given up his job at Spar,snburg
with Mr.. S. Is. Enell and has returned 10 HI
home here and will open up store soon
Mr.. Z. l.. Eison Of Union was in our towl
last Sunday. Mr.. W. J, De Vinney does tn
millinery work at the companys store an
he does it we'll as he displays considerable
taste in The work in his department.
Revs. r. w. Spigner and A. A. James i'll
ed their respective pulpits here last Sunda
morning and evening. Rev. Mr.. Spisne
Beceived two members into his church.
Telephone.
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Cross Keys, : G..
Sept. 9Th lS9I.
Free Pills.

Send your address 20 H. l.. Bucklcn X Co.,
Chicago. and get a free sample box OF Dr..
Kings New Life Pills. Atrial will convince
you of their merits. These pills are easy
in action and are particularly effective in
the cure Of Constipation and Sick Headache.
For Malaria and Liver troubles they
have been proved invaluable. They nrc
guaranteed to be perfectly free from every
deletcriou1 substance and to be purely veg
e,ablc. They do not weaken by their action,
hut hy giving tone TO stomach and hOwC's
greatly inv.gorare tho system. Regular
SIZE pc per box Sold by l.. F. ro~cy.
Druggist.
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Mr.. Editor.

Mr.. Editor:
take up nay pen with promise
10 lay it down soon. for news over here at
present is much limited The health os our
community is good; cotton is opening rapid
~ now corn very good. Most of our farm
ers have housed their fodder.
Mr.. G. a. Bctsill has gathered sixteen
thousand bundles oil of his farm ns have
been informed Our people are much inter
es,ed in the Farmers Mutual ins. Co. AT
present. We saw net long since that Mr..
Robert Sartor hal lost his house by fire. and
that it was partly insured by the Farmers
Mutual lns. Co. Bat it was not long before
we received noticp of,he fact that we were
assessed so much to cover loss sustained by
j. NJ. Henderson anil Mrs. NJ &. Sartor.
We don't understand this, and again We
can not understand how tits possible for IL
dwelling to be par'iy insured, and make such
tremendous assessment on the policy hold
ers. There must be n mistake somewhere
We want to know who is the director of that
| township, and if he thinks that that is u
partial loss, VIC want TO know what he CON
sidcrs whole loss. 1t certainly was very
fine house, according TO the assessments.
We don't wish to erlticise but we want a
thorough explanation OF this matter. We
think and are still Of the opinion that the
is Que Of the best organizations in the county,
and affords US the cheapes, insurance that
possibly can be obtained bat at the same
time it may prove TO be anything bat 4
profitable investment IL the policy holders.
We like the principles on which II is
founded, that as class we join hands Tor
Mutual protection. nut When we read Of a
fellow citizen having his property destroyed
by fire, we naturally SympathiAc with him,
and are vii ing TO help him bear his burden
but whcn 1t turns out that he is not hurt,
aud that it takes the second or third person
singular, before We can find out where TO
place our assessment, We stand back and call
out for aa explanation. insist that All
explanation is now in order for some of our
best citizens are talking Of Withdrawing from
the association. We attended service at
Padgc,ts Creek on yesterday ana heard 4
Inc sermon by Rev. Llngston. Ii is not
often in n life time one hears such n master
y eloquent and logical sermon. May he
have success in his laullolc undertaking.
lie represents the High SchOo! at \ Iork
vile that is to be supported by four soci
ations.
Mrs. J. A. Betsill and daughter have re-
turned from visit to West Springs Mrs.
e. Is. Fowler and Miss Carrie Southnrl after
spending some time with US, have gone
back to their home, IA lovc'y place Is Jones
vile
Respectfully,
Thomas II. Gore.
Cross Keys, : {.
Sept 9Th lS9'.
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keItOIl.

SEPT. Q. - Mr.. Editor: It hos been some
time since you have had letter from me,
so long, in fact that | suppose you think
have either quit or am not doing my duty.
Well, will acknowledge the corn and ad..
NIT that | have not been doing my duty
Crops are not as good as it was thought
some time ago they would be. Cotton has
shielded great deal in places and has also
been injured to some extent by rust. Very
early aud late corn is good, but the middle
planting is not worth much. River corn is
very fine and if high water does not over
flow it, there will be a plentiful crop. There
is II good crop Of peas and they are doing
we'll. Molasscs cane is not yielding ~ well
MS it did last year. The season has been
very nnfavorabie for saving fodder. Turnips
are not doing well. The hot sun seems TO
have killed them rs fast rs they cameup.
Rev. G. +. Clark.on has left the kclton
circuit and gone to Vanderbuilt University
to finish his education. His place has been
taken by Rev. 5. H. Shuler, young man Of
superior ability, Our people are much
pleased with Bro. Shulcr's appearance and
preaching \ protractcd meeting closed at
Mt Joy few days sgo which resulted in
nine accessions to the Baptist Church. The
meeting at Foster Chapel closed last Mon
day night. There were fifteen acccssions
to the church there. series of meetings
has just closed at Bethlehem from which the
church received one member.
Mrs DR.. NJ. W. Chambers is quite sick
with fever. Mrs. OTIS is sick also
Mr.. II. q. lianey has made n small kiln
ofbrick this summer and they are now
ready for sale. There are several others Of
our neighbors making brick for sale.
Mr.. Editor: As to Mr.. Roses high stalk
of corn, | will say that it must bo very
fine specimon, but | will mention one that
is far ahead Of it in height Mrs. Mary
Adams has in her possession stalk OF
corn that was thirty tset high when cut,
that is if she has not disposed of it. She
had it some time ago.
School opened at Fosters Academy this
morning with Miss Britton as principal
X. T.. y. +.
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says he will sell goods rs cheap as they CO
be bought by retail in New York
The repairs upon the bridge at Jones Ford
will be completed soon.
The Sedalia Alliance meets Saturday even
ing at Padgeits Creek school house. The
Cross Keys Alliance meets at Alliance II all
at the same time. While We are not as
strong numerically as heretofore yet we are
as true 10 the grand principles of the ord 3r
as ever. Let every true alliance man 70 to
work to build up our organization.
4. Il. l..
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This month is month of Bargains
a month Of savings-A month when summer
needs can BE- satisfied FOR Less Money than
N other months-A month when the quality
is just as high as ever but the price Lower
Jast Now-This mcnth AT Our Store
Try US for Low Prccs-Try us for Best
Qlalities-rry us for Latest Styles.
Our prime, assortment is of Interest to
every person in this country who appre-
ciates Merit and Reliability.
You are cordially invited to benefit Your
sell and extend to us fivc- by an early
call.
We advise those looking for reliable goods
at Low Prices to come to our store at once
before all the best Values are disposed OF
THE PURCELL CASH co
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All Free.

These who have used br. King New DIS
covcry know lis value, and those who have
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Call on the advertised Druggist and get y
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get sample box Of DR.. King New Litr
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Cotton steelyards that weigh right, can
be had at the right prices from a. ii.
FOSTER 4 Co.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

Gm 9ienitas in b srsanssner. bod,
ftarb in Ren Muni1 noh einel
mebrmonatli4sn Nagenfranfheit bi,
erft SO Sabre olts 5rau Gpa Ssruatius,
rpoblporbereltst nit ben Seilsmittelr
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DER. Beibeili9uus BON 8erpanolen unt
Jreunoen faub 9onneraag Morg,n nod
eineu fslerliden ErauersOttes oienfte bic
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oas @rab Der Satin uub Butter ber
Satte NIT ieds meiftens erwohiener
&inoern. 9ieien Soat Der -Rorofern"
aufri6tises Belleio uno iplnitt Der
8srtorbenen bic enise Rube.
5olsenbes gsrSeidniB Der @eburts.
uno Sterbefdue in Siearnsg ouutp
udbreno oes Sahres 1894 uuroe oieier
Iase benz 8relsssrittsidreiber Bars
aum 5useididt. Die @sIunbheitsbsams
ten Der 2omns Glbanp. Saui Centre
uno Waine YrairissbabeuSes unterlais
fen. iSer bic betr. Sale in lbren 9opus
81 beritteu. Sm uebrisen 1T Der BE.
ri1t uie iolst:
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DiG,eDau-Namrtm1en

Der pom hodp. Germ @unfel.
benz Seeliorser Der Spring Sil De.
meinos, uerleienen Sabresrsdnuns &c
mdB. il iene @smeinoe nidt blob i1ul
oenfrei ionoern bot bic id0ne Summs
uon $4,7O0 uer5inft.
*Samfas, am 5sits Waria 2i1i.
meB, uiro in Der Bro'G aibeorale pie in
Der llubeHsdteu gmpidusniBilrde I'm
9 ubr Elm So4omt aebalteu tueroen.
Dor benz Gmte piro bic Rerjentueibe
tottfinoeu.
@dbrenb Der Gbpeienbeit bes bod
10. P. 9mbrofius. O. s B., BON isinsr
8emeinbe in ct. Wartin piro baielbfi
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J Der st. Sobn's Nbtei bic @smeinbspsr'
wultuns beiorsen. Sodw. P. Gmbros
mudt cine Beiudsreiie nod Hihlano.
NO Elm Bruber pom ihm untsr Dem GO.
men FIR. 2oren5 Dem 5ranSissansrs Dr.
ben anseb6rt.
Der bodw'ae Serr Gominitratpr.
Wisr. Sos. 9. Bauer. febrte Sumitus
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no sr Suei Tase IN @eidditeu beim
neusn BiidOf Der 9i6Seie st. Glouo,
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weilis, ruieber nod ct. Glouo Suriid.
SIm nd4iien SSnntag iuirb Wisr. 8.
3. Bauer ben sum Sssliorser BON Ser.
bnm e%rnannten bodn. Germ o. @0bel
baielbft feierlitft iniial,ren.
aurt Dor Sdlus Der 5ormsn En-
balten mir BON Der 81. Sobn's timber.
fitdt be Nahribt. bob baielbii Die Be,
idtisuns Der @abl bss bohp. p. Better
Gnsel als abt Der ST. Sobn's Nbtei
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ion oes gum Nbte ermdhlten bodp. p.
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iefration bes bodp'isn Serrn Nbtss
erfi ipdter erfolsen mirb.
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Woutas Der bodw. p. Sermann, o. S.
b., BON ct. SObn's rsidsr. Sener
bodp. 6err bilft an Sonntaaen in Der
bieiisen unbehsdtsn Gmpfdnsn,stirde
aus. su pelhsm 2wsde er Samitas bier
eintrift. Gls SdaBmeiier Der ct.
Sobn's llniueriitdt purosn ibm Sam
fog 800 BON elmer 5amilie iberreidt.
oeren Sobn on Der st. Sobn's Timber
iitdt ftubirt. Grit oieier Summe ent.
belt fem 9aihenbud 1925. Gm Conn
tus sab er oas Taidenbu6 Der Robin
bes Sauies in 8eriuabr, bic es on si'
men uermeintlid fidsru Ort lsste.
Gm Wontas aber fanb man aus. bob
in benz 9aidenbud 1920 feblten. Bon
benz 9ieb bot mon ni4t bic s~erinsfte
Spur.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31
DR.. NIVEN

bat ipeSlele Breiie fir itrifte
erlter &laHe 3Gbnarbeit auae.
lest. GntisI ain 1T oas be-
fte Ntttel, nm 36bne aussu5ies
ben, obne ShmerS Al uerurid.
hon gp,rA a., "a, H....
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WeoucttonSrerfauf.

Besinneno NIT benz l.. Sanuar 1895
fueroen MIR einen Gufrdumunssperfauf
unierer ueberrbde fir Mdnner, 8noben
uno ainoer peranitalten unp uusea6lst
oes @eloes, oas mir fir bleielben be.
5ablten. woQen mir bel oieiem Berfouf
aue ueberrOde losihIasen, nm bieielbeu
nitt iuisoer fur ben ndd1ten @mtsr
a%uibstpabreu 5u miifen. Bir aebsu
baron, nb5ulaoen uno in oieiem Sedan.
ten SeiitneIoen mir bic 8reiie, oa ims
rler nod cine CUTE Nudfrase na9 Der.
atiiser @anre 1T. Gud sroBe 8ars
sa,ns in allen Sorten Nnsi9en.
Brice e, Der R%leioerbduoler.
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sas- 8aar be5ublt fir Sdute. go
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Ba5 Sddr be5oblt tir 6dute. SO.
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bic ibre Subieription NIT Dol, beSablen
nnodtsn, CUR Nadridt. baB mir fir
tueites Solj feline 8erpenbuna baben.
Cine berariise Gusslsiduna nit uns
n1uB unbeolHst in bartem SolS ers
iolsen.
~ @elo Su oerleiben auf oe,beI.
lertes @runbeisentbum in Siearns 60.
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III oils 8eneralaseut Der populGreu Sc.
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tral" Don Cincinnati ernannt poroeu.
9err Cooper piro beioss beioraen, oas
Verleiben oes @eloes, iopobl ole cub
bic nit Der Gsbensueriideruna uerbuu.
oenen Wrbeiten. pa bic @eielIdaft no
be5u 5pDlf WiQionen 9oqars NIiets
bat, tuslds Summe iie fait uusitlieb-
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rnns Der @ensralasentur an oleiem
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t~erieler Nusen erpadicn piro. Solds,
ole @elb ouf lanse 3eit unb seaen quite
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l'b an Der lbnen Sunddit sslssenen gaut
besablen uno Gbi&luss5nhIunseu ON
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rett on ben @ensralaasrt penoen. l
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Sefanntma6una.

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