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Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
EAST AND Z UNITED.
Tammany and D. B. Hill Favor Bryan's
denomination at Kansas City
Harmony Assures Triumph.

NEW YORK, April s.--The renomi-
nation Of William ]. Bryan for Presi-
dent will not be opposed BY any
Democrats Of influence in this State.
Some doubt has been expressed dur
ing the last few weeks IA to the posi.
ton of the New York Democracy.
There lie no foundation for this doubt,
for the reason that on October II the
Democratic State Committee, IN q
resolution, recognized Bryan as the
national leader of the party and as
sured him of its "loyalty and love-"
This resolution was adopted by a vote
of As te3.
David B. Hill Is certain that Bryan
will be speedily renominated at the
Kansas City convention and he is con-
tent that it should be.
Hill be one Of the four delegates-at-
large. The others viii be Richard
Croker, Edward Murphy, Jr., and
either James Shevlin, Comptroller
Golfer or some other man chosen by
Hugh McLauhglin.
Tammsny has already declared for
Bryan. Murphy was among the fret
of the important New York Demo-
Gratis to declare for him in 1895, and
his position has not changed.
The Kings county Democrats have
viewed Bryan coldly, but its delega-
ton will fall into line. The plan now
lie for the New York delegation to
movo and work together as a unit.
Thoughtful Eastern Democrats who
have been following the trend oil
events are iuhilant over the prospects
of 8 united party. They confidently
declare that before the delegation re-
turns from Kansas City that there viii
not be q break or q crack anywhere
In the organization machinery
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

THE Mexico Intelltgencer on Satur-
day, in an abusive column a%rticle, full.
Of misstatements, tries to leave the
impression that the LEDGER stated
that bipartisan politics dominate the
Mexico public schools" What the
LEDGER said wac just the opposite, as
follows: "The board we have now,
while all the members are Democrats,
is NON partisan, and there will be no
politics in our schools" The In
t~elltgencer also says 1t is not true that
Republicans vote against the levy be-
cause they have no representation on
the board. II lie their word against
the word Of the editor Of that paper,
They ought 10 know how they vote.
WHAT we did say was that "the talk of
politics IN q public schools grew out
of the chairman Of the State Demo-
cratic Committee announcing himself
as q candidate for school director at the
time he did." We say go yet. Every
pupil In the Mexico public school
knows that to be a fact. What other
reason was there for Mr. Cook an
nounciHg himself? AS = general thing
the people have to solicit candidates
to run for school director. What did
ne bring to the school boardf What
did be do while on the board9 Did
be attend the meetings and look
after the business7 Did be visit the
SCHOOL, Gan you Imagine a school
board composed OF such men? Cook
says it wasn't politics. What was 1t,
then? The editor Of our contemporary
raves about ~''vipers," ''infamous
faIsehoods,n etc., etc. This is all q
grand-stand play, and is getting old
in these parts. We had no idea of
starting up any strife. We simply
stated facts very mildIy,andw we meant
ell we said, and nov ask, In addition,
what would become of Mexico's public
schools with q board composed of such
men as Cook? We deem it not
necessary to 60 into details. W. have
no fight to make on the editor of our
contemporary. We do not propose
to enter into any personal contro-
versy. We have no desire to oppose
any of his ambitions, and what little
we have said about this matter lie
literally drawn out of ne with q "cork
scresp.u
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
Carrie r.. Griswole,1
Plaintiff, :,
". IN
]. Dudley Criswold,
Defendant.

Now on this day, February 2fA, N
the plaintiff, By her attorney, ahd tla
clark OF this court, In vacation, her n.
lied By afidayit, stating among oasi /
the defendant, ]. Dudley GrisxoA,
resident OF the State OF Missouri, n b
binary process OF law cannot be serTal
II IL now, therefore, ordered By II
this court, In vacation, that puhlotaz
notifying him, the said defendant, aE
has been commenced against hin b I
the Circuit Court OF Aadrain C0arg
the object and general nature Of wta
tain Q decree OF divorce from the boah
mony heretofore contracted betwesa
til and defendant, and for suehtzn
and Judgments touching the premHs
be proper.
Nov, therefore, you, said non-resas
ant, ], Dudley GrisWold, are HEREBY
the fling Of this suit and unless ys
pear at the next regular June tefm1
% be begun and held ct the Court Hs
City Of Mexico, County and State &
the first Monday In June, 1900, and O
the third day thereof answer or othsF
10 plaintiffs petition herein, the 81
taken Is confessed and judgment ~
cordingly.
And q Ii further ordered that q cQg
published In the Mexico Weeky !
weekly newspaper published In the Z
OF Audrain and State OF Missouri, to-
successfully the Last insertion to Be |
teen days before the commencemeut
next term Of this court.
AfAaaE. k-.L a<--
&c. BUCKNEE
52-lt CLERK Gin.
By W. h. Morris, Deputy Clerk.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
CLAREs EUIOeY ON BLAND,
The Ninth District Congressman Pays
a Fitting Tribute to The Memory
of the Great Silver Champion.

WASHINGTON April Representa-
tive Champ CLARK was one ofthe chief
speakers In the House to. day in eulogy
OF Richard P. Bland. Mr.. Clark said:
"Ifhe had understood anything about
political management he would have
reached the White House, the ne plus
ultra, the ultima thule of human ambi-
ton. He was In every way worthy o
that exalted station.
"It he had been elected President
he would have restored the govern
ment to the simplicity of the fathers,
Ia contamination devoutly to be
wished. He would have recalled the
truly Democratic days when Jefferson
rode to the capitol, hitchec his horse
to 9 sapling and walked In among the
bequeued and bepowered magnates OF
the land and was worn in as Presi-
dent; the days when old Hickory
smoked HE corncob pipei in the White
House; the days when Lincoln told
anecdotes to relieve his wearied heart
from lite overwhelming burdens.
SIT would have been worth a.
pilgrimage across the continent to see
The sage Of Lebanon quietly chewing
bis uuid of sIong green in the Presiden-
tial mansion, dressed in plain,
comfortable clothing, such as is
generally worn by substantial Mis-
souri, farmers, and dandling his sweet
sttle Virginia upon his knee. But 1t
was not to be. Bland was the Moses
of the free silver hosts. The great
lNebraskan Ia their Joshua. History
il repeating itself. Bland was per-
mitted to look into, but not enter the
promised land,
,SThere q nowhere be found one
scintiIIa Of evidence that he ever re-
GREETED the result of the Chicago con-
yention. What he sought with G
singleness OF mind rarely equale
with q fortitude never exceiled, with
q disinterestedness that challenged
admiration, but with the triumph of q
cause. Having seen his pet idea made
the paramount principle in his
party's platform, he was content
81 have no doubt that the defeat OF
Bryan and that platform in November,
1896, had much to do with BANDS de-
Ginning health. He had passed the
halcyon and exuberant period OF
youth, when hope springs eternal in
the human breast
ale possessed few, il any, of the
! characteristics which are usually
} deemed necessary to q great political
career, nevertheless, it is nottoo much
to say that be was n of the most
potent factors in the politics of our
age; his influence girdled the globe
J and f~avorably affected the prosperity
, and happiness of jewellers upon the
banks of the Ganges and Nile as well
as the denizens of the Mississippi
} Valley. When all the time-servers,
double-dealers and se~lfSseeking WIRE
puilers of this century moulder 10
forgotten graves, the unsullied life,
the amazing self abnegation, the
lofty patriotism, the benIgnant phi
} lanthropy of Silver Dick Bland viii
! be discussed and a~pplauded by the
historians of the time in which we
81 Iive.D
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

Wash away the hlth and waste that
have accumulated during winter.
In like manner Hoods Sarsaparilla
expels from the blood impurities that
have been deposited during the sea
son when there has been but Little
Precipitation and perhaps constant
confinement In impure and vltiated
air. It lie q boon to tired mothers,
housekeepers, teachers and others
who spend their time indoors.
1t gives the blood richness and vital
ity, fitting it to nourish and strength
en- the nerves, muscles and ell the
great organs Of the body. 1t cures
all spring humors and banishes that
tired feeling.
1t is the best medicine money can
buy for all diseases caused by impure
or impoverished blood. You should
begin taking 1t to-day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
TRUSTEES sAIR.
On Friday, the 4th Dayofx,,


ct the east Court House don, .
City Of Mexico, Audrain co SSs
souri,, between the hours oftss,
In the forenoon and five oicIo,.,
afternoon, | win sell at auctI Sa |
highest bidder for casb. NH.
prior deed Of trust secu,iaS !.
of Thirty i've hundred doII, :
the interest thereon, dstsS |
7th, 1898, and payable to tbs y,
James e. Adams March IN " y
OF the west one-half OF the ~, y
quarter and the east ons.hsIs M. ]
southwest quarter and tbe sa.,s
one-fourth OF the soutbwsst ~, y.
Of Section ten (10), TowuSbS
two (62) north, Range len iIr'
OF the Fifth Principal MarisI.s
tanning 200 acres OF land, mo,s /,
situate In Audrain county, Nis.o,
This sale is made by reason y
fault In tins conditions Of 4 a.,
deed of trust made 10 CHARLES r
vile, trustee, on the TIhtay of n,
1898, by William r. Ksuusit and
lea Jane Kenneth, his vile, and NJ
l.. Kenneth, q siugle man, and ,scN,
In the Recorders Office ia kUS
county, Missouri, In book II, usv,
said Charles B. Linville having N
to ect. III. N. NELSON.
tds sherlff and Acting Trurl
Dated at Mexico, April 6, 1900,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

We clip the following from the
editorial column Of the Plattsburg
Bcnder. r. M. Whites Mexico
LEDGER entered upon Its forty- second
year with the last issue of that paper.
Il lie one of the top weeklies of the
State, and richly deserves the
popularity and healthy support
which It enjoys.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

The latest assortment, the lowest
prices and best vaines in new and
styiish shoes can always be found At
che Boston Shoe Store.
WuKIns BROS, East Side Square.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

Mru.w.H b. Smiley has returned to Der
home IN Monroe county, alter visiting
relatives iH thEs city. she was &C
eompznled b. Mira. Maryaret Mish,
Of staunton, Va, who has been the
guest Of Mr. y. a Crawford.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

Funeral Of Mrs. ROvs

Funeral services over ~
Of Mra. Mary Boyd, OF vaps'u'
conducted from the old
church In Galloway county sa' S'
Rev. Mr. Oosgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A D.
daughter, Miss Grace, o, ~
attended the funeral. ""
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
CONFEDERATE
List of Those Who Have Contributed
to the Fund Raised in this
County.

Correspondence OF the Ledger.
mexico, Mo-, April 10.-The fol-
lowing parties havs contributed and
reported money collected for the
Confederate Cemetery. l shall hold
the fund until May 1, SO that all who
have not yet reported or contributed,
will have opportunity and time to dc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

Notice ls hereby given thstIs
Element Of the estate OF +. BIT
ton, deceased, will be mace !
May term Of the Probate W
Audrain County, Missouri 70
ct Mexico, Missouri, on tne
Monday IN May, 1890. u,v,l
AdmiBiEr
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

Notice is hereby given that %
Element Of the estate OF MT
deceased, will be
she May term OF the Probate
County, Missouri, to
&c Mexico, Missouri, on the
Monday IN May, 1900. ..Or,
b. L. L0OH
Excel
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
e. hats for 81. 25 al Emmo-,
Rev. d. 5. Gibbs has rso.,.

Kew. ~. b dlDbs mas reoeis,,
that R. J. Alfrey, formetb \
place, has been elected Man.
Tome Springs, Ark. This ~
heretofore bad a email R.
msjority. Mr. Alirey wa, /
Democratic ticket.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

IT IL practically settled that two Of
the delegates-at-large to the National
Democratic Convention VIII be Gov
ernor Lon v. Stephens and ex-Gov-
W. J. Stone.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

Notice Is hereby given that :
of the estate OF Jss
lard, deceased, will be ma1s
Nay term Of the Probate
County, Missouri ~
at Mexico. Missouri, on US
In May, 1900. ..u,uI
4. II. MARshAs
Efe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

List OF letters remainIps' =.
ONCE at Mexico, Mo-. ~, - "
April 12, 1900, wh, us !
tailed for in thirty days Mn,
TO the Dead Letter onee a, =, D.
ton. Persons calling for lo,, "''
list win please say "adver,is'
Susie Burton, Mary Bro~s
Colts, Dalphus Donely. W Y
Louslla Gibson, Miss P. Hsr,A a |
Prached, Q. Trulick, Msls,g
Thornton Wilson, 7. h. W,,sa.
Smith, B. Z. Willie
W. NJ. TRELoAR, po,,.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

We have a few copies OF Hon.
Champ Clsrk's speech on the
Philippine problem In the House of
Representatives on February eth.
Gail at the LEDGER Office and get one.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

Notice Il hereby given the. Z
tlement OF the estate OF
Brenton, deceased, Will %
the May term of the Proba'eV
County, Missouri
81 Mexico, Missouri, on Us
hondsy N Mas, 1900. unvxNR|
AdmInsHs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

The Macon Times sditorf
The Mexico LEDGER Is Al "
The LEDGER 10 q splendid i,
Bob White, its editor, is o., \
biggest hearted men to be is,s
where.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

-
SENATOR CocKRELL, Of Missouri, viii
be at the head Of the Democratic Con-
gressional Campaign Committee this
year, This is q fine tribute to Senator
Cockrelrs Judgment and sterling
worth. The Democratic party lie safe
in the hands of such men With such
men as Oockrell on the firing line the
Democratic party next fall will sweep
the country. Referring to this matter
the Washington correspondent to the
st. Louis Republic ssys: "Senator
CockreIl has been elected chairman OF
the Executive Committee of the DEM
ocratic Congressional Committee for
the approaching campaign. General
Cockrel's acceptance of this import
ant position is a guaranty that the
work of the campaign will be jealous
and efficient. There is no Democrat
in either house of Congress whose
Judgment is regarded as more sound
and clear, or who has a greater cspac'
ity for effective work. Senator Cock
reIl's associates on the Executive
Committee viii be Representatives
Hall, of Pennsylvania; Rupert, OF
New York; Turner, of Kentucky;
Daily, of New Jersey; Fitzgerald, OF
Massachusetts, and Denny, of Mary
land. Representatives McRaes Of
Arkansas, and Norton, of Ohio, will
be vice-chairmen of the Executive
Committee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
Rnninass Honse for Rent.

A good large brick store room In
Martinsburg for rent cheap. Dry
cellar, ware room and hitch lot adj
joining. Apply to E. F. French,
Martinsburg, Mo. w2t-dst.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
Egps for Sale

Eggs from standard bred Black Mi
norce fowls. II you want Q good table
fowl combined with Q great laying
record they will please you.
0TIs PURDY,
WITT Mexico, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
Saturday. Anril Ia. 1900.


Notice IL hereby given d.
settlement Of the estate of "
rlson, deceased, Will be mas
May term Of the Probate "
Audraln County, Missouri, to y
at Mexico, Missouri, on the
Monday In May, 1900.
]. h. jess
puhiIo Adminisia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

KANsAs CIrx's new hall will be
built for the convention, and the hall
win be larger than the old oue.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
A One Thousand.nollar Hoe.

NEVADA, No., April 7.-Missouri's
Black Chief, the Poland-C China boar
that Jos. s. Young, of Richards, this
county, sold last winter to q Mr.. Ak
line, of Odessa, for s5o0, has Just been
sold by the latter gentleman to E. A.
Ware, of Douglass, ILL.,, for $1,000,
probably the highest price ever paid
for 9 single hog. The great pig was
raised in Vernon county, NO., and
Bourbon county, Kan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

The Kansas City Times says: Bob
Whites LEDGER lie Il years old, pub
Iished every day in the year except
Sunday aias Bob would q it,p not as
anybody else would. Nobody else
aauld
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
Stop Here!
JUST A MINUTEI
Snap

5-foot Poultry Netting, worth e0c
rod; ~ price ....-......... z0c
4-foot Poultry Netting, worth SOC
rod; our price. ............ SOC
s-foot Poultry Netting, worth 4oc
rod; 4 price. 25e
2K-foot Poultry Netting, worth
35c rod; our price. zoe
Sc paper Garden Seed ........... Be
CSC Pruning Shear. 20e
We have 3 lot Of rae chain, cievisee.
screen doors, screen door wire,
gasoline stoves etc., on which We
can save you 20 per cent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

Japan's army and navy are COM
plete and the nation is ready for war
with Russia.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

Beltsi Beltsl Did you see the new
pulley belts, all kinds and shades, at
BInm,s? Come in and see them.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

hrs. s. =. origler and 4.
Miss Brittle, are nome frop,s
Nevada. No.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
Scrap Iron Wanted.

Bring in all your scrap iron and old
rubber boots and shoes and get the
cash. 62-tf SAN MORRIS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
TRUsTER's sALE

WHEREAS, Charles Saunders, sSsts
his deed Of trust, dated June first, ~
corded in the Recorders once t1
County, Missouri, ia book II, at par
Teyed the following described real -
ated IN the county Of Andrain, STATE IL
to-yit.
The west half Of the northwest tcsfi
southwest quarter OF Section tweng11
ship ffiy-one. Range six, Of Aadf1
Missouri, containing twenty acres, M
for the purpose OF securing the pGTns
tain pfomiss0fT notes described In -
trust, and whereas said notes are
unpaid and whereas the trustee 10 ~
trust has been dead for several r.
therefore, |, the undersigned sherfhz
county, acting trustee "a aceordaEes
provisions Of said deed Of trust, sne :
guest Of the legal holder OF aaid notes
Saturday, April IA, 1901
q the East door OF the Court House Z
or Mexicos county Of Audrain and saa
souni between the hours Of . O'Clock
O'Clock p N. Of said dag. expose sand :
@ the highest bidder for cash g I, :
deed OF trust. N. N. MElS
Sheriff OF Audrain Court
Aotiag ]
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

Fifty ceEts, 75c, 81, si.2 eorsets.
four choice for - cts, at HaFding's,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

In view of the advance of price of
print paper, most of the dollar week
lies In Michigan, according to q de
patch from Niles, viii raise their sub
scription price to sl.25 or $3.50 per
year. Already the movement has
gained considerable headway. Among
local newspapers that have given the
tendency impetus are the Argus and
the Record, both OF Buchanan.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

Miss Emma Andrews is homo from
Kansas Oily, whsrs she attended
school the paat winter,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

Marriage license has been Issued to
L. Ii. Martin, Of Rails county, and
Amanda E. BranstetteF, Of Pike coun-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

save Is per cenL b. buying your
millinery Of P. ". Harding. e2-wf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

The Senate COMMITTEES on Privileges
and Elections have decided unani-
mously in favor Of the unseating Of
Senator CLARK, Of Montana. The .
port is TO declare the seat Of Senator
Clark vacant and not 10 expsl.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

Fancy worsted stripes and checks
at Emmons',
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
Clement Doolin Dead.

Clement Doolin, age IS ysaFs,died In
Southeast Mexico 1t an early hour
Tuesday morning. He suffered from
consumption. Deceased left 3 wife and
two sons and wac = good citizen.
Funeral services will be conducted
from Rock Hill church ct / O'Clock
Wednesday Afternoon.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

New patterns in blue serges at EN-
mcns5.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

John Handlsy, aged 81 y,,..
at bis home, 9 miles north n l,
Liz, Sunday night.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

Make your feet glad on Easter By
wearing q pair Of our elegant hand
sewed shoes. We sell them for the
same price you pay for machine
aewed elsewhere.
BosroE SHOE STORE, wilkins Bros.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
New line Of lid gloves At i,

Mrs. Mary Gregg is bon,
olathe, Kas., where she ba, \.
iting for severaI month";.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

We have the best $3.50. 90 and $3.50
values in mems shoes ever shown In
the city. Call and see for yourself
Boston Shoe Store, East Side Square.
dat-R1t WILKINS BRoTHERs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

in the Circuit Court, June Tern, A
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12
ORDER OF PUBL ArluS.

sFATg o. M~issouHI,lss
County OF Audrain, ~
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

James johnson last week sold 40
head of extra high grade shorthorn
and white face heller calves TO J. II.
MILESTONE, of Rife, Colo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1900-04-12

~ 0(S
Easter Eggs for the little foIka. We have Pass'
Union Package, consisting Of Y colors In tablet
form, and 8 pictures OF Dewey, Sampson, Schley,
etc. White Rabbit Paper Dye, 10 papers for 80,
and Fleck's Paper Dyes Sc q package, "A papers
IN package.
Diamond Dye, Putnam Fadeless Dye and Ger
man Household Dye for culoftng dress goods,
etc. Putnam Dyes color one-third 70 one-haif
more goods thah other dyes. Each package VII
color any kind Of goods.
FnEEEH Z GARRETT Prescription
1..SE -1l.1 Druggists.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-08
Der $ienaloientt in Der
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bisber nidt selunsen 1T, ben Mustanid1
ron Melbuneen 5tpiihen ben 8elasers
ten unb ben gntiabtruppen ooliftdnois
sii ,,ntsrhredFn, ldbt es dfiasbraht srs
fheinen, bas englifde 6ignditpeien
elmer 9etra9tung 81. iinteraieben.
Das englifhe Seer benubt gum Sigs
naliiiren bret perf1iebene Mittel: ben
6eliosrapb, bas Raltli9t unb bieGlas<
gen un5 leat ben Mittbeilungen hus
Worfsolpbabet 5u @runbe, tpie es auA
Bel benz Ielesrapbenbataillon eingez
fiibrt 1T.
Die Gltefte unb einfahfte Mrt 1T bas
Gianaliiiren nit 5lagsen. Sci ftarfem
Wtnb perben in her englifhen Wrmee
G'analflassen bon 3TuB i'm Auabrat.
bel getpObnlidem Wetter iolde bon 3
SUB i'm 0uabrat sebrauht. 8ei belz
lem 6intergrunbe tperben bunfelblaue,
Bel bunflem 6intersrunbe blau unb
tpeib seftreifte Slassen ansepenoet.
Die sslag9enfignale fonnen nit bloBen
Ihsen flint Meilen tpeit, nit benz sez
irrbnli6enIrmeeferne nod auf eine
Gntfernung bon sn0lf Weilen erfanni
trerben. Oie @eihipinbieteit bes Sig
naliftrens 1T bei Mnpenbung Der tlets
ner sSlagsen IL Worte in ber Minute,
BEL Mntoenouns Der sroBen Glassen be-
trdgt lie nur neun morte.
9ei 9tabt tpirb gum 5isnaliiiren
bas Galfli9t pertpenbet, ipel4es i'm
Sabre 1926 bon benz englifhen Sngez
nieurbauptmann Drummonb erfunDen
tprrbe. Cir Sraneis Bolton fonItru=
trte 1868 bic erfte traabdre aaltli1t=
lcmpe fir ben syelbgebrauh unb erfano
stpei Sabre fpdter bas Srpealeiumlint.
Nun mar feline RnalIsasflamme meGr
nrtbta, ionbern es !purbe einfah elmer
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itDff augeblafen unb Dabur6 Der aalfz
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