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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-10-12
THE: WEATHER

Boston, October 11.-Forecast for Satur.
day: Cloudy, probably light showers
west winds.
Local Weather Report.
Portland, October 1.-The local
weather Bureau office records as to the
weather aae the following:
Sam. Barometer, 80. $50; thermometer,
Sc. 5; dew point, 80; humidity, 7S o;
wind. O.: velocity, O; weather,
cloudy.
m-Barometer, 30 1856; thermome-
ter. 51.4 dew point, AZ; humidity, II;
wind, S; velocity, 1s; weather,
cloudy.
Mean daily thermometer 42.0; maxi
mum thermometer, 81. 0; minimum ther.
mometer. 31.2; maximum velocity OF
wind, 25 s.; total precipitation, 0.
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Fraud Discovered.

Washington, October lit IS TACT
oonsuis co sese appointed under Josiah Quincy
have been engaged in undervaiuatlon az
conspiracy with importers in Ca1soago,
Cleveland and Boston. Inc olnclals
today refused to give the names Of the
importers and oonsuls. II Is claimed
that the investigation will be tnofougn.
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Ieprosy in Iowa.

Des Moines, Iowa, October 1.-Two
cases of leprosy in this state have been
reported to the government, and tne mat
ter has been turned over to the state
board Of health, which is now 1nvesgigaG-
ing. Secretary Kenney and GOV. JACK
son refuge to divulge the location OF the
cases. It is known that the person aff1lct-
ed are children in one family.
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Home Missionary So
ciety, 3505 1851
American Missionary AS
sociation (11 months), 1911 373l
Church Building So
ciety, s378 2964
Educational Society, 1919 1890
sabbath School and
Pub. Society, 2s97 244o
*But of this 1897, only 1924 churches as
such remem bered this society, the balance.
1878, being Sunday School, q. Il. 80
cieties, etc.
eff the little church cannot give as a
whole more than dollar to any society,
let it do what it can. 1t Will then Dc
connected by a six fold cord with mission
ary work in all the Garth. Some amount
in the year book column credited to every
society should be the pledge. of fellow
ship, without which no church ought to
consider itself in good and regular stand
ing And any pastor sett led over q
church who will not make an earest effort
to remember the six societies every year,
should remember that if some institu-
tion has given hi m the title OF y. y, It
does not st and In his case for Doctor OF
Divinity but for Denominational Disloy-
atty. Recently in one of the wealthlest
metropolitan churches, when the mis-
gjonary contributions for the church, for
another year, were being discussed IN
committee the pastor proposed leaving
out one Of the six societies, ana not one OF
the smaller either. On being remonstrat-
ed with. his reply was, Brethren, you do
not ..realize how many appeals come to
me from every direction This Doctor
of Divinity placed in his mind this legion
of appeals of all sorts and kinds in the
same plane with the organized work OF
the denomination. That is Denom1na-
ional Disloyalty..
missionary societies without the addition
of single cent to the money now given
If ohuIoh members would change the
proportion of their gifts, giving less to
the outside objects and stopping some OF
the waste; or at least putting Ghelr
money to wiser and better use. LasU
year, 5S3, 500 members gave to the SIX x So
oeties 81, 488, 575 or an average OF ~. 90
per member or less than five cents per
week.
Six hundred Thousand members in Con-
gregational churches giving each an eA-
ira cent a day would give 50, 1870, 600 addl-
tional money to the missionary societies.
If the 15, 900, 900 members OF Protestant
Evangelical churches should take up the
plan it would give an additional fifty SIX
million dollars for missionary work.
These churches are now giving outside OF
domestic and local missions only about
$12, 900, 0OO This plan has in substance
been unanimously recommended by the
committee on Systematic Benevolence OF
the State Association of Massachusetts
and accepted by that body.
'sThe weekly offering system has be-
come widespread. 1t is systematic and
scriptural but there is great danger that
it may become piece of machinery with
out any heart To prevent this there
should be at least six Sundays in the year
when specia, contributions eshould be
taken for the six societies, and the pastor
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A Scare az Rumford.

Rumford Falls, Me-, October 11-There
was slight blaze in Macklines's paint
shop at Rumford Falls, Friday morning
The fire worked in between the walls
and worked into the roof. 1t gave the
town quite scare. The damage is about
$500.
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A Revolt in Corea.

Yokohama, October 11.-Kourmoura,
director Of the Japanese political bureau,
has gone to Corea in consequence OF the
revolutionary uprising in Seoul. 1t is
supposed that the Queen of Corea was
killed by the revolters, headed by the
Kings father who recently MADE
forcible entrance into the palace OF Seoul
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State Assessors at Alfred.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.]

Alfred, October IL The Board Of State
Assessors was IN session here today in
conference with the local assessors of the
towns in this section of York county.
The assessors from the following towns
were present: Acton, Alfred, Buxton,
Kennebunkport, Limington, Lyman,
Newfeld, Sanford, Shapleigh, WATERFORD,
Wells.
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REVOLVING CRIMES.
Twenty Three Children Have Perished
BY q Fiend's Hands.


Ten Bodies of the Victims Found-She said
She Was an Avenger and Had Accom-
plices.
Palemo, October ia woman was
arrested at Aderno, sew entoen miles
northwest of Catania on the charge of
poisoning children. After her arrest she
confessed she had poisoned twenty three
children, her object being to avenge the
death of her two sons, whose taking Off
she declared was due to witohcraft. The
bodies of tena poisoned victims were
found in the places where she said she
had caused them to be buried. The
woman is not believed to have been alone
in her crimes, and seven persons, sup
posed to have been her accomplices, are
under arrest
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Preparing the Way For Defeat.

Hanover N, Fl. October 1.-THE Bates
will play here tomorrow afternoon. The
second eleven have be en- pushing the
varsity team all over the field this week
and shaky game on the Dartmouth s
part is looked for Bates has heavy and
strong eleven and defeat would not SUR
prise any one here.
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SPANISH PROMPTNESS.
Its Necessity Pointed Out by American
Government

London, Octobol A despatch from
Madrid saws: oft stated here upon
good authority that the United States
government has pointed out to the
Spanish minister at Washington the
necessity that Spain should take prompt
action to crush the rebellion in Cuba.
This statement has created a sensation in
political circles -
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ToPsHAM's FAIR
Closing Day of Most Successful Exhi-
bition.


day. The attendance has been unusually
large and exhibits in the different depas
ments better than ever before. Today's
races resulted as follows:
2.24 CLASS-PURSE $500.
Camille, m. W. A. Deering,, !,
Hailoweli, 2 8
Ansel W., 70 G, N. G. Morrill,,
Pittsheld, 3 2
Time-2. 27s4, 2.27, 2.26.
2.36 CLASS-PURSE $500.
Deering, 1911
Auburn. 21ss
Gypsy, b m. Clark Bros, Portland, dis.
Time-2. 371S, 2. 391S, q 3s, s.3s1.
THREE MINUTE OLASS-PURSE$ $125
Daniel, b g, Moulton and Jenkins,
Cumberland. l
Dolly B, b m, j. B. Wheelden,
Bangor, .
Emma Nelson, ch m, S S. Jordan.
Corrinna G., oh m, Geo. Gould, :
Bath,
Col. Dyer, blk g, A. Buck, Free :.
port, ols
Time-s. s51z, 2. s3z, 2 351z.
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Accidentally Shot.

Pennington, October 1l.-Amos Leavitt
of New Vineyard, aged sixty-flve years,
while in the woods hunting this morn
ing, shot himself through the neart and
was killed 1t was by the accidental dis
charge Of his rifle. He was a prominent
and highly respected citizen.
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north end of Water street. 3. B. Nicker,
son, proprietor. The damage amounted
to about $500, resulting mainly from
water. The roof of the building was cut
through by the fremen to obtain access
to the fire.
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Fire at Brunswick.

Brunswick, October 1.-THE barn and
ell of the house belonging to Mrs. VIM.
G. Barrows was burned today with the
contents. Loss $1,000; partially insured.
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Fire at Augusta.

Augusta, Me-, October 11.-An alarm
of fire at 7.3O a. n., Friday, was
occasioned by blaze in the wash room
of the corporation boarding house at tho
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OWEN. MOORE & co.
Probable Strike at Lynn.

Lynn. Mass, October 11.-At meeting
of the iron and brass moulders union
this evening Vice President Valentine
reported that every foundry in the city
had granted the demands Of the men
with one exception the General Electric
Company The action of this company
will be considered at special meeting
Monday evening and strike will prob
ably be ordered which will kinvolve 200
men.
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Store closes to-nzgAt at g
o'cloek.

is likeJy to be
fair.
PORTLAND. ocT. 18th, 1895.
W EEP it in mind
~ that poor under
clothing isn't
cheap at any price.
There's economy in buy
ing as good as your
purse can afford and the
difference in comfort is
considerable.
Our stock of underwear
for men and women and
boys and girls is the best
that money will buy. We
are fussy about having
good qualities that we
can sell with confidence
that yom'H be satisfied.
There are three big Un-
derwear departments in
this store, and just at
pres ent they are
chock full OF interest
to YOU who have a winter
wardrobe to replenish.
The leading special
sorts, like Ypsilanti, Ster-
ling and DR.. Jaegers
have their supply depot
here, and the commoner
kind, not SO famous but
sometimes quite as worthy,
are here too.
In Underwear for wo-
men the Swiss ribbed
style is most in favor
because it is elastic, fits
the form closer, wears
better and holds its shape
longer, but we have the
old fashioned ''hat' knitted
ones too if you like them
better. Union Suits
are more than ever in
favor and our line includes
a great variety of that
popular sensible shape.
If you are not quite
sure what kind is best
adapted to your peculiar
needs, get some of the
circulars and booklets
and catalogues that are to
be had here for the ask
ing. The subject is an
interesting one at this
season of the year and
worth studying.
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Albert B. Bache, retired paymaster of
the u S. navy, died Friday at his resi-
dsnce in Philadelphia.
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improvements Are Especially Noticeable in
the South-Big Arrivals of Tea and Cof-
fee-The Bank Statements and Rail-
road Earnings.
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THE BANK CLEARINGS STATE-
MENTS

this week in some respects are the most
favorable for four years. The total for
six business days, ending October 10 is
81, 145. 900, 600; three-fourths of one per
cent more than last week, 90 per cent
more than the corresponding week in
1894, and 26 per cent larger than the Sec
ond week October in the panic year of
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
Was fii,tf ST. sgtofem bciuirfett.

@p biel @elo foifeten fiinf Slafden
bon 9r. Dabio Gennebns Gaborite 3e=
meop. SD lit felt nabe5u sebn Sab
rem an Berifonfung, @elbiudt unb Biz
lioiitdt", i6reibt Serr s.. Probert In
Nem 6amptOn, N. g., yurb Die beiten
Nerste, Die i'd su 9tatbe sog, fonnten
mir ni6t belfen. @iner nleiner sfreun=
be rietb mir fdlieBlib, einen 8eriud
init 9r. Renneop's Saporite Gemeop sll
MAIDEN uno i6 entldlob mid, aud bas
nod su probiren. gu meinem Slid /;
oenn na6oem id fiinf Slai6en einse-
nommen, mar i'd gebeilt. Sunoerte
brn Dollars babe i6 nublos an NerSte
ausgeseben uno jebt bat mid Saporite
3emebp I'm S. furirt." gllt Su Ser
itopfunsen untertuorfen, 10 perfdume
ni6ts. Saborite Gemebp beilt fie
9rilnoli9.
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Cine Metfe ttt,t Sic @elt

auf bem 3Deirao ma1t gegenpdrti(
Elm iunger oeutider Sournaliif, 9ein'
| rib Qorffmann aus Barmen, Der bDl
einigen Sa9en in glepelanb anlangte.
gs bdnbelt lib bel Dem llnternebmer
um cine Wette BON 10000 Marf, oit
0oritmann gefpinnt, tpenn er innerbalt
smei Sabren Die Jfeiie pollenoet, abct
obne Oab er @elb mitgenon1nl. n bat.
gr muB fid feline Nussaben ielbft per=
bienen unO auberOeln nod 5000 Marf
eriparell. MuFentbalt llntertpees, blr1
Rranfbeit, llnfdlle unb bDbere @etpal=
ten Deruria6t, tpirb ni6t sere6net bel
Grbrineung oes 8eipeiles bierfur barf
Die &Eftebr um Die betrefenoe 3eit
fpdter erfolgen.
Seine Geiiefofen erfpirbt 6orifmann
in erfer 2inie bur9 @prreipproenSen
uno auBeroem nod bur1 ben 0erfauf
feiner photographer uno 0ortrdse
iiber feline &eiieerlebnii1e.
9oritmann nabm BON Sortmunb
aus ieinen Wes burh Weltpbalen, 6ol=
LAMB unb gel9ien in 8riihel bate er
bcim G0nis cine Nuoien3. 9erlelbe,
ielbit elm entbufialtii6er &aofabrer,
legte srobes Sntereiie fiir oas Infer
nebmen on ben Sag ut.o lieb Su ieinem
gortrag fir 100 6ranten gintrittsfar=
ten faufen.
8on Onenoe nod Sober erbieIt Der
Weltreiienbe freie ueberfabrt iiber ben
Canal, reilte bann na1 2onoon, Sem
Gaitle, Gbinburg, @lassptp, Wan6e=
ifer, 8icmin9bam unb nod einem Be=
fube Srlanos BON 2iperpool aus mad
Pbilabelpbia, bel ebenfaQs freier pai=
ia9e iiber Den Ocean.
gon philadelphia, mo er am /.
September eintraf, bradte i'm iein
Stablrob nab Seem Oort, bort bertpeilte
er mebrere Woden, um einen Ginblid
in bas amerifanii6e 2eben uno Srei=
ben 81 befommen unb fubr bann iiber
Qlbanp. Spracuie, &o1elter na6 guf=
falo. gtah einem Seiu1e Der giiaea=
ra=Tdlle uno zines fleinen 5beiles Ga=
naoas sing es iiber Buffalo 5uriif na6
grie unb pittsburg, bon mo- 9orf=
mann liG nab Glebelanb manote.
BON @lepelanO beabli6tist Der &ei=
ienoe allf ieinem 3meiraO nod @incin=
matt, Chicago, ct. 2ouis, Mempbis,
81 paio mad San Gran5isco, oann per
9ampfer na6 0onOlulu, gteu Seelanb,
4ultralien, sSapan unO @bina. gfa6
boffentlitb 9litfli6er 9urdquerung bes
bimmlii6en &eides geoenft Sorltmann
our4 Snoien, Nfgbaniltan, Berlien,
alein=Iiien, Siib &ublanb, &ulnd=
MEN, Seiterrei6= unb 9eutI6=
lano naA Dem Qusgangsorte 5uriifSu=
febren. Sur6 gerlien unb Nrmenien
mill er Dem Wege bes 9eutl6=9lmerifa=
ners Srant 2en5 aus Yittsburs, oelen
grmorDuns hur6 Guroen befannt lit,
genau folaen; er bofft, mod Dor Der
felt9eleBten 3eit feline &eiie beel1oist gu
baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-04
Sic Yppulilten bon Ohio habeu

9ie pOpuliiten bon Ohio baben,
tpie aus Canton eemeloet miro, beibloi-
len, ben Srampseeneral GoreD energiI1
uno ipitematiicb fir Die nddite grali=
bertIdaft 81 bubmen. Merftpuroig,
tpie prattifbe 2eute Elm gergnii9en ba=
ran finben f0nnen, beitdnoig leeres
Strob au breihen
Y 9eftige Grbbeben boben am Dien=
tag lebter Wode ip Griedenlanb itatt=
sefunoen. @bssIeben BON Ntben lieaeil
Madribten iiber banit berbunbene
Sdredensicnen aus @balfis auf Der Sn=
iel gub6a, bas f9on i'm porisen Sabre
i6per beimgeiuht Durbe, Johann aus
2ibabia, 9beben uno &orintb bor.
= Na9 ciner Depef6e aus Mabrio
ponl ~. 9iob. famen auf be. SnleI
Majorfa bel Der Grplolion In elmer pa=
trDnenfabrif au Yalma 80 Der in ber=
ielben beihdftigten grbeiter ums 2e=
ben; IA nurben t0btli1. perlebt unb
nnr stueien gelana es, unberlebrt babon
All fpmmen.
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Wtd)t eunitittttipneu.

9as &reiseeri6t in gutnam Gountp
bat oieier Sage enti6ieoen, oaB bas in
elmer oer lcbten giummern ertpdbnte
@eieb, tuonab 2ieferanten BON Mate=
rial gu einem 8aue ober Mrbeiter an
einem iOl6en beredtigt lino, liA an ben
6ausbeIiBer 81 balten, aud tpenn bie=
fer oen 8au=@ontraftor ausbeSablt bat,
uneonititutioneG iit. Ser Sauptpuntt
oer gntideioune lit Der, baB oer Gruno=
beliber, Der Die grri6tun9 zines 9au=
ies eontraftli6 bersibt, Ii6 obne feline
3uitimmlng oerpflidtet, aud SUBJ
contraftoren Si6erbeit fir ibre Soroe=
runsen 81 geben = 10 beitimnt oas
@eieB. Ser @ontraftor erbdlt Die
itipulirte Sumlne, unter llmltdnoen
sablt er ieoob oem Subcontraftpr
ni6ts, uno oieier berflast einfa6 ben
9ausbeiiber. 9ie llngere1tisfeit zines
iol6en 0erfabrens liest tlar outage.
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0iernnpsm et,ia Sabre fronf

S@E|MNrS 4VNNStU oSH9Ie lIulll.
SD las bon ben iDunoerbaren Guren
nit Mlen's 2uneenbaliam. 9amals
fit i6 serabe iebr an Nfbma uno
8ron9itis unb beidloB, es nit einer
Slaide au probiren. Das tbat i9 unb
mar in ipenieen Sa9en 10 melt berge=
itclt, baB ib bas 8ett perlailen fonnte.
SD bin iebt IS Sabre alt. "a Sabre
lang mar i'd nit @ftbma unb 8rpn6i=
liz gcqudlt biele 9ierste boben all mir
berumgeoofiert, i6 babe 9allonenpeiie
Jog. 9uItenmebi3inen berI1ludt, Dbne
oaB lie mir niibtcll /; feitoem i6 Naen's
2urgenbaliam sebrau6te, bin i'd san5
eeiuno uno bin ME mieber bpm meinem
alien 2eioen geplagt tporben.
\ Der Nem Oorfer &aufmann Stern,
&iiiinger 9lnseoellfens, bat borge5o=
gen, feline ID Sage @efdngniBitrafe
ni6t ab3uliben, ionoern feline Biirs=
fdaft i'm 8etrage bon $4,000 Marf
perfalen gu lal1en unp fortan oas gttri=
but Der 2d6erli6feit auf fi1 berumau=
tragen. gDie, menn Der Serr Die paar
Sage gebrummt, ,lno Danm Die 1000
Mart ben bon Der bairii9en &eeierllne
ebenfans teiner 8egnaoiguns setpiir=
bisten artnen 6udsmiibl'ern seidentt
bdtte /?
= Der 1ilbertolle Grcongrebmann
glanb BON MiHouri tpollte am Danf-
iasunsstase In 5abannab cine &eo,
balteit, unterlieb es jebo6, als er fab,
baB iid nur in 3iib6rer einsefunoen.
= Sn Milpanfee erl6oB fi6 Der be-
fannie B0rienipefulant uno Gapitalift
a,eter Mc@eob. gbeli9er llnfrieben
fol i'm gu Der ungliidleligen 5bat oer=
anlaBt bahsn.
= Cine offisiele grtldrung iiber Die
tiirfii1e SSrage bat bic Gegierung in
Der italieniihen Deputirtenfamlner err
laiien.
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Bon SnterciIc fur 9amcn.

gDir brau1en uns nidt slt enti6ul-
bigell. tpetln tpir Der 0amentpelt Der
Ladies Safe Protector" bprleoefl,
ba E. abiolutes Nertrauen perbient,
leidt 81 sebrauben TT, faft unm0glid
unli6tig pla5irt iperoen fann UNI
| fideren SGus getpdbrt. Wenn ge=
ipiiniht, fann er BON glIbern unbenlerft
aetragen tperben uilter Musf6luB jeoer
llnbequemlidfeit. Ner i'm einmal
benubt bat, miro ibn nidt mebr entbeb=
rem tuollen. Gr lit eiit treuer, li1erer
uno superldBiser Greu1o, mo- bic nnt=
itdnOe feline Nntpen6ung erforoerlib
MAIDEN unb jeoe Srau follte i'm fir
oieien 6all gu foforti9eln @ebraud in
8ereiti6aft balten. Seine 9lntpenbung
1T einfah unb flDBt ieber Srau 8er=
trauen Elm. @r 1T na6 uiiienidaftli=
6en @runOfdben angefertigt uno idiibt,
obne Der @elunbbeit na6tbeilis gu iein,
tpie jeoer quite Mr3t beseusen tpiro.
Wir alauben, oaB fein Mrtifel Der Srau
BON beute ie iol6e gefrieoisuns se=
wdbrt bat. mie Der v2abies' Safe pro=
tector. Ser immenie Nbias bes Dir
tifels 1T elm ipre6enber 8etpeis bon Der
&idtigfeit oes @elagten. prObelt baber
ni9t nit aablolen anoern unsuDerlabi=
gen 9lrtifeln, ba bies nibt nur fpitipie=
Zig fonoern aud eefdbrlib 1T. Solb
grObeln fiibrt nur gu 3eltoerluit, gnt=
tdul6un9 uno traurigem MiBerfolg.
9ame1l iollten oas beriidli6tigen, bebor
Iie 3eit uno @elb an minoermertbige
Nrtifel peri6menoen. 9as Selte lit
INNER aud bas Moblfeilite. Ser v2a=
oies' Safe Prptector" tpiro unter poli=
tiper @arantie fiir einjdbrigen @ebrau6
oerfauft nit pollitdnoiser 8ebral6s=
uno miro in berlie9elten
pafeten peridnbt na6 ginienoung bon
81 per GrpreB MoneD Orore Drei
Tiir S.. gBartet nidt, ionoern beitellt
Iofort. slorel1e: The La Crosse
Speciality Co., La Crosse, Wis.
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9ie beilenoen Gisenidaften bon
9e Witts 3auber 9afel Salbe iino
gut befannt 9ielelbe furirt @csema,
9autfranfbeiten unb 1T uniibe,treffli9
fiir bic @DlDaber.
- gs lit cine anerfannte mebiSini=
i6e 8abrbeit, baB Die fleinite 9oiis,
bur9 bic eine 0eilung errei6t miro, Die
bette 1T. 9e Witts 2ittle @arlD GiIers
lino Die fleinften piaen, beilen unb iinb
oemnah Die beiten.
@s lit geraoe 10 leidt, bic @in=
Minuten Sufen=&ur gu probiren als
ipnif ettpas. @s 1T lei1ter, einen
i1limmen 0ulfen Dber eine @rfdltung
bamit 81 furiren. Wenn Sbr bas
nd6ite Mal ettpas fir cine @rfdltune
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