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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

ever with the pittsburg twiriers. while
the Pirates batted Washington's pitchers
all over the field. Score: X. n. r..
Plttsburg ........1 92401l20-ib 20 !
washington ......0toQooooo-t 2
Batteries, Aawley. Kiileen. and kins-
low: Boyd. Mularky. Mercer, and Nc
CURE.
THE PHrLADELPHIANs.
FORT MONROE, VA, March S-Thc
Philadelphia league club split up into
two teams to-day. one playing the New
port News club, at Riverside Park. the
other the Artillery School club. at the
Soldiers Home grounds. The following
Is the score made at Hampton:
Philadelphia, "a; Artillery School, j.
Batteries: McCHll. Smith. and Clements;
Jordan. Mizel. and Donor.
This closes the practice OF the Philadei-
phia club here. They so to Norfolk Mon
day.
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THE RICHMOND CYCLE CLUB.

Board Meeting Last Night-Runs
Mapped Out-New Members Chosen.
The Board of Governors OF the Rich
mond Cycle Club held a meeting last
night and decided to recommend to the
club that the monthly dues be reduced to
one dollar. beginning May LIST. and to re-
establish the initiation Of five dollars at
that time.
The quarterly meeting Will be held at
the clubhouse next Friday night.
During the month of April the bicycle
riders Of the city are invited to the
club during the evenings. when they Will
clways find a number to receive them.
Next Saturday afternoon, at o'clock.
there will be short run to Young 8
Pond and back, by way OF the New
reservoir, and non-members will be in
vited to attend. These short runs Will
be given every Saturday for new riders.
Longer runs will be arranged for older
and faster riders. A hare and hound
race for fast runners will be had about
the first Of May.
A list Of all runs to June LIST will be
published In next Sundays Dispatch.
Seven new members were elected last
night. and the club Is In a flourlshing
condition. starting out for the season
with renewed interest among its meu.
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CAROLINA DEFEATS VERMONT.
ChnpeI-IiilIinn Win By Score OF
Four TO One.

GREENSBORO. N. c.. March %.-CSpe-
cial 1.-THE Green Mountain boys hit the
dust In a close and exciting game here
this afternoon to the tune OF to In
favor Of tho University Of North Carolina.
The battery work OF both teams was ex-
ceptionally fine but In team Work the
Vermonters were deficient. The visitors
oiled up seven hits on Stevens. but so
insignificant were they that nearly all
died at first. Considerable comment was
INDUCED I'm by the crowd on account
OF the frequent and prolonged kicking on
the part OF the visitors. Summary:
University of n. C.......1 90 OIL oil x|
Vermont ..................0 90 1000 OO-l
Earned runs-University OF North caro-
lima, /; Vermont, /. Bases stolen-Stanley'
2: Oldham, !; Stevens. !; Gregory. Struck
out-By Pond, s: by Stevens. 5. Bases on
hits by balls,-University OF North Caro-
lima, /. Passed balls--Oldham. /; MAYOR,
1. Hits-University OF North Carolina,
;: Vermont. z; Errors-University or
North Carolina, 8: Vermont, 3. Battery
for Vermont, Pond and Naylor; for Uni.
versity OF North Carolina, Stevens and
Oldham. Umpires-Schenck. OF Green's
boro.' and Smith, OF Vermont. Attend
ance, COO.
GuiIford College Defeats Trinity.
DURHAM. n. c.. March 3o.-tSpecial)-
The game of ball between Trinity-Dur-
nam and Guilford College teams was
called at o'clock this evening. and after
a close contest the result was 8 10 IN
favor OF Guilford College.
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gIT BY THE SPIDERS.
e,,aolph.Nacon Lads Fall Easy VICTIMS
70 The Richmond College Team.
urrwrrN THE PITCHERS.
.,,,on and Robertson n"'h ~"
Good work. hut the Latter "
neil supported-onmes >"
,,acc,-Diamond Notes

o Gre, championship game OF lS'o IN
o.. Intercollegiate League was pay"
s.e.,cnd Park yesterday afternoon
- the Randolph Macon boys were ue
,.,,l ineiorioucly by the Richmond COZ
10 lads IL. ,or tho
IT,, eame while exciting only TOT '"V
- innings. was interesting through
=, and plenty OF opportunity was al
forlcd tho fans from the college 10 "'''
Sly 10 root .,
There were about 40 people preson"
srd AT least one fourth OF these cam
nom Richmond College. As The sp'"'''
,rawlcd on 10 victory. their fr.enas ro''-
r.. and soon they made OF inc per
pultt which has surrounded me i.,
rnoe last fan q perfect r"h'.' '.,1'o..g
They had iunumcrabie songs, ..'',..,,c
especially for TIE OCCASION AZ. -, v,.re
40 with a richt. good viii i"o'o ~,
Co.., ,oo,ers from Ashland No ocCnp'eI
- IN the eranls;ani. They were n.",u
- ,,f,se during the frst TWO h"Ih1''
v'rer The Spiders piled Up io'i h,ea'
.s g., Tho thirl and Cohthuvu W
,rc.e-t the visitors Win ho.S. 80 -
.,.I into silence. and their voices
pere heard no more ......,,,,v,,,e,
sATTLE BETWEEN THE fllChE'o'
!. ..s largely pitchers battle. and
cr1... FfNson. who occupied the box
g. Richmond College. covered himsen
80 GLORY tie Was very speedy, and
- ALSO accurate. nine or the Ash
Js,lor. vlnt down before him. Only four
a. fI,in went to nrst base as n result
a. bad work on his part. Robertson. the
,x,r-l1ired artist from the pretty little
r.. 90 the Richmond. Fredericksburg
q Potomac road, managed to retire
r.. men on strikes. the same number
sr.,h olt by Ellyson, but he was Wild
a. reckless. lie gave away six bases,
a. while ten hits were made from his
1r,tiry the visitors got but four from
E..s" Both did good work through. and
& Eotcrson's support had been equal
l. that Of Ellyson his efforts would have
fh.Rn 20 great deal better advantage
Hc.blcy. Randolph Macon's third base
Q some very poor PLAYING; Kilby seemed
b lie 10 hold Robertson. and the outiield
)or the visitors was weak.
SOON WENT TO PIECES.
The team played excellently together
lIr.ng the first and second innings, and
Demonstrated their ability 70 play ball.
BIT in the third Hatcher made an error
cut in right field; Fletcher. in centre
rcld. made two. allowing White 10 reach
srst. and EllysOn to get TO third. from
D hich both ultimately scored. and from
tnut time on until the finish the locals
BAL Il walkOVer.
The score in detail is IA follows:
-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

,h,s civ and Hampton, was played this
evening between the Philade)phia Nauon'
League team and the amateurs OF new
,,ort News better known here as the
''sh,p- Builders" The grounds, when are
tho largest In this State, were In perfect
condition. II was a very cold afternoon
and the wind was blowing. when pre-
vented many lovers of this sport l'vns
farming out. and interfered nnuch WIN VIZ
playing OF both teams The nome 'ea'',
have had little practice TINS sessoh' az.
fielded poorly. The Phillies naa VIZ. ,,
walk-over, and patted the pan az WIZ,
uost and Blanford were In the box for
the ShlpbuiIders, with Baldwin and Brick
lev aliine slmfhr positions for the visitors
on,y six innings were played, and TINS
Is the share In which the Pblllies did US
IN: q,
Newport News ...............0V v v
inc Shipbuilders meet the boys from
Texas on Monday and Tuesday. when II
is expected they will play better ball.
Wash.-Lees Defeat Cadets.
LEXINGTON. VA. March so--CspecstD
1'he FIRST OF a series Of baseball games be-
tween the Virginia Military Institute and
washington and Lee University teams
Was played here to-day on the formers
Grounds The score stood II 10 IL in favor
~ the Varsity boys. The playing OF both
si5es was considerably of. although a few
star plays were made.
'Varsitics DO Up 81. Adams.
CIfARLOTrESvILLE, VA. March a.
Csrcc!al.)-The ball game this afternoon
between ST. Adams and the University o.
Virginia was too one-sided to be inter
cst.ng. The visitors went b pieces after
the second inning. Mcclure and Marshall,
former captains OF the 'Varsities. COM
posed the batteries for the visitors; c.
Nelson and Cochran for the home team
The score was IL TO 3.
HiiI-Ciimbers Win Hands Down.
LYNCHBURG, VA, March 3o.-(SPe-
clal.)--In the game Of ball to-day between
the Lynchburg State League team ana
Bellevue College team the former won
with hands down. the score standing al
the end Of the fifth inning, when TIE
game was called, "a 10 1. Though large
crowd was In attendance, but little IN
terest was manifested In the contest, as
II was evident from the start that Belle
vue was no match for the LynchDurg
boys II looks as though Lynchburg mad
the pennant-winners this year.
Marines Tie the Texans.
NORFOLK. VA, March 3o.-(speciai)-
In Portsmouth to-day there was tie
between the locals and Houstons.
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THE COHEN CO. THE COHEN co THE C Or1EN 90
DR. MoRAE'S PAINLESS AND
~ UARMLFss INTERNAL CURE FOR
ORGANIC STRUCTURE,
nRAyEI OR STONE.

Gall at the drugstore Of A. II. Robins.
90 east Marshall street. Richmond. Va:
agent for Virginia. for this wonderfal
remedy. Read testimonials and give It
a trial. After trial OF eighteen months
In the States OF North Carolina, South
ca,nitna Georgia, and Florida. II Las
fully demonstrated that It will cure from
& ~ ~ per cent. OF cases treated. IL Is
absolutely harmless. only two doses
every twenty-four hours; l, Is 50 genus snn.,s
he is taking IT, Ii will restore. impaired
Vitality. and when il cures leave the
sys,emi In as healthy condition as nature
made.it. ,.s c.,o,,,, c " N; i Agent Gen
NH 3,-Su&W3m
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CHIMES OF NORMANDY.
MoznrtAcademy, April 10 and II.
CHIMES OF NORMANDY.
rcd.rol Treasury statement.

WASHINGTON. d. c., March So.-
The official monthly statement OF Urea
sury receipts and expenditures for March,
which will be issued Monday, Will snow
that the Treasury has been nearly ape
to hold its own during the month. Inc
excess OF expenditures over receipts VIII
be less than $4,000 For the fiscal year
to date the deficiency will be stated at
s37, eco in round figures. me receipts
show an Improvement over February OF
about 100000. while the expenditures
remain about the same As for February.
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Armistesd Land for Snle.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. March 3d.
Tbe government has decided to survey
the Armistead land. owned by 1t. In
Southwestern North Carolina, with view
to placing 1t upon the market within
few months. The tract amounts to about
90. 900 acres, and 1t is said to contain vaIu-
able minerals. The government originally
became possessed of the land by taking
IL for debt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Uiil-Ciimbers Win Hands Down.
, THE GIANTS Ar NORFOLK.
They Defeat the state Leaguers' bu'
the Latter Score.

NORFOLK, VA, March 30.-About so
Norfolk "cranks" and "rooters' turned
out this afternoon to witness the game
between the New York Giants and the
Norfolk Club, Of the Virginia state
League, despite the cold, biting wind
which swooped down on the grounds from
ChesaDeake bay But the cold weather
aid not cut any figure. and the local en-
thusasts are happy tonight because or
the fact that their team was able TO bring
In eight runs, while their bitter rivals
from across the river-the Portsmouths-
got nothing but "goose-eggs' yesterday.
The weather was almost too cold for
good ball-playlng, but the GROUNDS were
In good condition. The Norfolk team
PLAYED in a listless sort of way. the
boys from the metropolis batted Herr all
over the field. lie did not seem to have
any control OF the ball and made several
wild pitches. His support was also very
poor.
The Giants made five runs in the first.
and followed that UP few minutes later
by scoring sixteen more in the thirG. rms
seemed 10 dlshearten the home team. in
tn. fourth inning Setley was put In the
box for the local team. and pitched fairly
good bal.
The features Of the game were two-hag-
gers by Davis n home-run by cannon
OF the New YOrks. aud Il home-run by
O'Hagan. OF Norfolk. when the bases
were full, bringing In four runs, In the
ninth inning. Score: X H. IL.
New York .......5 o 16 2 90 ks ~ 5
Norfolk .........00 DOL 90 \ 10 10
Batteries: Meekin. Clarke. Rusie, and
Farrell; Herr. Setley, Geier. and Tenley.
Umpire. Manove. Time. 21o.
PIRATES DEFEAT SENATOR'S.
SAVANNAH. GA. March So.-Pittsburg
had a walkover with washington mere,
defeating the Senators by n score OF 10
10 1. The Senator could do nothing what
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The Gracc-street Revival.

The meetings at the Grace-Street Bap-
fist church will continue through this
week. Services have BEEN held nightly
since last Sunday. and DR.. Willineham
has preached 10 large and interested au-
diencos. There have been number OF
conversions and deep interest has been
manifested
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Seu Afternoon Paper.

MACON. GA. March S0.-The Evening
Herald made It's first appearance in the
newspaper' world to-day, and was n
creditable publication. The paper Is edit
ed by w. G.. +. Price. formerly OF the
New York Herald. and the Macon Tele-
graph, and o. e. Butler Is business man
ager. The Herald takes the full after
noon service OF the Southern Associated
Press
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
Richmond Telephone Exchange.

List OF subscribers added to the Rich-
mond Telephone Exchange during the
month OF March, 1895:
1Oc6-Manchester Woodenware Company.
1O46--Gsrdner, Charles +.
1896 ALONE for Horses.
121-Merchants' National Bank.
12f3-Kirsh. Jacob.
2J1s A--Goldback. p.
23o3-Valentine Meat Juice Company.
12iS-Seymour Brothers.
9j2-Isaacs. w. b., Jr.
2317 A-Barton. James Fl.
1oi7-Clarke. George Nv.
I25s-Minor e. Lear.
23i2 A-Beazley. DR.. w. 8.
23A A-Page Brothers.
12sj-Christian & Winfree Company.
12s6-Buford. Colonel A. s.. residence.
r. II. ROOD, Manager.
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1t5!lS!HE:N!!,!(9

The store is a complete
thermometer Of trade; unvary-
ing in the correctness of prices,
fashions, and education OF
proper dress-in itself an in
surance of protection to Gus
toners whether they buy here
or elsewhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

Long credit properly makes
competition impossible. 1T
makes the storekeeper pay
more for his wares and the
consumer pay the insurance
of many losses. 1t clogs the
wheels of modern trade by
it's corrosive influence and
brings financial punishment
on all that ride in its vehicle.
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PRESIDENTIAL POsTMAsTERs.
Cincinnati and Cleveland mt Last


Get Democratic Omccrs.
WASHINGTON. March So.-The Presi-
dent to-day appointed Charles Edgar
Brown postmaster at Cincinnati, vice
John Zumstein. commission expired; John
C. Hutchinson, postmaster at Cleveland,
o.. vice a. T. Anderson, commission ex-
pired; also. considerable number OF
other postmasters in the North and
West.
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The Eastern Armistlce.

LONDON. March sO.-A special dispatch
from simonoseki says the three weeks
armistice agreed to between Japan ana
China applies only to the localities OF
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a. PARTNERSHIPS.

DIsscLUTIONs & PARTNERSHIPS.
20 '-~-- $500 - -f~~-r
HAVING SOLD TO MY SONS.
CHARLE,S A. AND HOWARD 7. PACE,
ali interett in ICE BUSINESS, iCEr
HOUSES, WAGONS. AND ,FIXTyKsS'
and also the COAL AND WO S.,i ARD;
sis west Broad street, for coal and wood
business purchased Of o. p. Dicken, Ihsy
are now prepared 70 serve the puohc
with anything In their Inc.
Hein the boys and give them call:
PAGE BROTHERS, INDEPENpESt
IcF,' COAL AND WOOD COMPANi.
will continue to furnish all In want
uho call on me In the future. as In the
past. at my old stands-i2oo west Broaa
street; phone 4c7; and 1895 east Cary
s"'e" CHARLES II. PAGE.
NH 3i-d4t&tSu. Tu, &ThSt -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
,,.I,o MARITIME Passes Away.

NEW YORK. March 30-Judge Ran,
dolph B. MARITIME, OF the Court OF General
Sessions. died this evening at his resi-
dence. No. 2Ol7 Fifth avenue.
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shirBuILDERs MEET PHILLIEs.

'"e Former Done Up to the Tune Of
~ 20 z.
sNEWPORr NEWS. VA. March 3d.
'oyec'al)-Ths frst game OF ball at the
ne" grounds. which are situated between
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
RICHMOND: VA, March 10; r iss.
was this day dissolved by mutual consent
~ the withdrawal, Of MIR. w. n heenie''
v. Hechler, obr., assumes all iiansil''sns;
mn ma W. T. HECHLEH.
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GREAT SYQREKEEPING

and a broad principle of bene-
fit to.the citizens of Richmond
is the conception of the bust
ness that applies to the extra
ordinary success of
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600 pieces Of MATTlNGS are
here again. Read the prices.
CANDIES.

Ours is the Candy Department
of the town. Fresh Candies daily.
cocoanvt Cream &c. "A bar.
Chocolate Cream Mint iSe. per pound
Chocolate Drops loo. per pound
Fruit Candy Sc. a bar.
Mint. Lemon. and Lime-Drops lOc per
Mound.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

Meukden. the Gulf Of PechiiL and the
ShAn-Ning peninsula.
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OUR GOODS ARE SOLD
ON THE
BASIS OF CASH

or a term of no longer than 80
days to those having. an &C
count with us. This is done
as a matter of accommodation
to the patrons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31
From Q to IL o'clock.

We will sell fifty Best Quality Bur.
nished-Bra Tables, fancy nlieree
bottoms, with large. real onyx tops. AZ
$3.50 each-real value. y.J
During the same hours. 40 Banquet
lamps. fancy burnished-hrass columns
gold-finlshed base. large f0unt and best
quality burner, stands Is inches hash,
at $3.50, complete-real value, ~
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PAINTS.

PAINTS.
WE OFFER AR
pIrRE LIxSEED OIL,
isWisS WHITE LEAP, IRAN
WE:siMoRELA :; po MhiI nrus a ETC..
ana ns,asing' MIXED PAINTS. sainpl,ss
c go. furnished on application: a. ~"
Sn,v the hest quality OF these goo1so
o"'' PURCELL, LApp S4i,s
s,s Whaisssla prAsSmS
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Black Dress Goods.

This is the place TO ind styles ano
correct prices in Black Goods. we
enjoy the reputation Of undersehine
other houses In Black Dress Goous.
Our 81 silk Finished Jet and Black
Henrietta for toe. astonishes every
one. Come and see them. Positively
the biggest bargain ever offered from
the counters.
Black Figured Dress Goods, 36 inches
wide. Jet and Blue-Black, very stylish
for Separate Skirts ......."......
Price Soc.
Another wonderful bargain In Sc. Black
Serge. Is inches wide. Jet and Blue
Price SOC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

Ready-Made Wrappers. nicely made, de-
sirable styles. with ruflles, fun
sleeves, full skirts .............."
75c.
T'ercale Wrappers. dainty designs. very
stylish, all sizes ....................
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

Summary: Thrce-base hit--McNeIl.
1U0-hase hit-Boyle. First base on
errors Richmond College. 4; Randolph
4 of Robertson. &. Lett on bases
] ,hmond College Q; Randolph Macon, 6.
ftrGck out-By EHyson. Q; by. Robertson.
? Double play-Alcn and Beckley, stolen
lases-Eryson. Leonard Boyle, Fietcher
Anon o. aud BcChlcy. Passed b2ils%-
Allen B. Time OF game. / hour and 20
minutes. Umpire Nit Wells.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-31

SAVANNAH, GA, March So.-Pittsburg
had wakover with Washington here,
defeating the Senators by n score OF 10
TO /. The Senator could do nothing what
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SI.2o.
Dress Goods.

ment. because you can find the proper
STYLES and proper prices. we ledu III
Stylish Dress Goods. o,,o..,o,.
g, pieces OF All-Wool Fancy CheViots,
spring colorings. correct thins ZOE
immediate use. Price 4oc.....'.'
Special 25c.
ATWOOD Scotch Effects in lnYislnis
Checks, Decided Checks, and Mingisn
Styles. adapted for tailor-maae SUITS
and visiting suitings ."...'.''''''
Price 40c.
Novelties In Checks. Imported SIX. ana
Wool. very dainty -.'''...'...'''..
Price SOC.
Novelties In SILK and Wool rln-S'TIIpes'
and New Green ....................
sic.
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THAYER'S BABY. CARRIAGES.

Thayer's Sleeping Coach. Come and see
them. Rubber tires; very light. a
child can roll ii. From ..........
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-28
pas bOl,erne RiidenseIdJirr.

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fetbit reines, auseetrodnetes Sols,
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nuf bic barin befirbliden Stoffe aus,
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ben lam, ~perlangt audi bas b0lSsrre
&iita1eef6irr cine 9etpife 2lufmsrfs
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berartig ursiinitige Wirtung fam be-
fonbers bus Spl3 Der @ide, Der @rle
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tlnb bic Side, sntbalten i'm Sriibiabr
linen suderartigsn Saft, Der, tpern
bic 8Gume Inn OisIe 3sit gsfdGt tperz
ben, nod einige 3eit i'm !Solse bleibt,
fib auflDit. ben in ioldsn @sfGBsn ii9
befinolidsn Subitanasn mittbeilt unb
gu ibrsm 8eroerbsn b%sitragsR tdnn.
8si alien @eIdirren bon !6ols, felbit
bonn biateiten, fdugt bic !Sol5faier ibr
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fporous Stpei Ha6tbsile entIteben, elm.
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In Elm b0l5ernes 9eIdirr bringt, in
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