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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05
Burlington
Savings Bank
INCORPORATED 1s47.
Deposits June o,tooi, S7,ooo,t42.o2
surplus 100000
Total Assets Z. S8,25O,723.6t
TRUSTEES,

TRUSTEES.
IHAs p. SMITH. HENRY GREENE
WILLARD CRANE. HENRY WELLS,
l., w. WARD.
neceiVes and pays depo sits daily. De-
posNs made during the first four business
Gays OF the month draw interest from, the
h'st IL made afterwards interest Will
commence the first of the following month.
interest VIII be credited to depositors
january ! and July /, compromising twice
= year There are no stockholders In this
.ahh' All earnings. less expenses. belong
" ueTositorS. The rate Of interest de-
i,hus upon the earnings but the Legisla-
.u'e at its last session passed law hAing
SG.e rate mat eny savings bank In tho
SITE can pay a. not to exceed three ana
ol!c' Hait per cent per annum. until lis
suiPius reaches ten per cent o. Its deposits
"nen q special dividend Is provided for.
Az taxes In this State are paid by the
DUNN on deposits of $3.50 or less Depo5
its are received in sums from 81 to 5000,
anu no interest will be paid on any sum in
eAcess OF this amount, except on deposits
oy WIDOWS. orphans. sdininistr ators. exc
cutors, guardians. charitable or reli-
slous institutions or on trust funds de-
rested by order of the court
no money loaned to any officer or trus-
tee of the bank.
CHARLES p. SMITH. President.
FREDERICK w. WARD, Treas,
E. S. ISIIAM. Assistant Treasurer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05
SACRIFICING A FARM.
Why So Many Young People Leave tn
Old Home

OID nome.
The Morrisville Messenger prints the
following:
Il have in mind farm which belonged
to grandfather. father, ana son, for 20
years. The son wanted to get away an /
put the farm up at auction, selling 1t for
81 500, which suppose is its market value
as IA money Garner
IAN the old buildings are in neat and
sound condition, and there was barn
$50 feet long, double tie-up, and good l.
lar the whole length, built - years "gp.
1t seems u magnificent farm, yet 1t brings
only one-half the present value OF me
barn alone. query, shall we adorn our
grounds. and mako our buildings the neat
attractive, and convenient home We 20
much desire, to sell for nothing on tho
dollar when the heir quits the country?
Exchange.
our esteemed correspondent fails to t,ll
where this farm is located. and the item
gives no clue 1t is presumed from the
price it sold for that it is a back farm.
We believe there is moro money TO be
made on such farms to-day, for the Cap-
tai invested, than in any other busine :.
We believe that there is no better place
for a young man to start in life, if he :
willing to work and has wife who is a
real help, than on one of these farm.
In reply to the query we unhestai x
| " answer yes. Keep right on imprOV n :
the old farm. Keep the buildings p.
Is oop everything around them neat. h,ep
| the bushes cut down and the fences up.
The trouble lies deeper than the sur
| face.
| The reason why farmers hoys and erls
leave the farm for the cities is b. ause
| the old farm was not kept up. because
II was allowed to run down. Because il
was not made attractive. Because a farm
ers' life was a life of unremlttent hard
labor Because 1t was farmed for the asst
cent that could be made out of It, In
other words the old farm and all on II
were skinned to make money,
| Because brains were not used in farm
ling. but brute strength. Because it was
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05

Few readers outside CT the Philippines
realize the area OF tho larger islands In
fact Luzon is larger thar Kentucky, Min
danao than Maine that several of the
other islands could easily hold Rholo
Island or Connecticut ana still have 70 m
left. one of the islands, at least, is not
as lawless a community as some supposed
to be much more highly civilized. Thus
Mr.. Kelly, treasurer Of the Island Of
Marinduque reports that there is no Jail
in the island and none needed. lie says
the inhabitants are law-abiding and
thrifty, living is cheap. wages are high
and everybody is delighted with American
control.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05

Mr.. Edison says OF his new storage bat
terry: II now have something which will
greatly simplify the operation of the
horseess carriage You can run sixty or
seventy miles at the rate Of twenty miles
an hour in an electric vehicle fitted with
the storage battery. IT will be so sim
pie that women and children can opera c
#. There will be no bad smells, no eXplo-
sions. no complicated machinery. Auto
mobiles will be the great vehicles of tn
future. They will eventually be so chcar
that persons Of moderate means can az
ford them. 1 think the price of automo-
biles will be $50 one of these days, and
that not so very long away. Their great
weight now is a drawback. My storape
batteries will be step forward, and will
be followed rapidly by others"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05
70 CATTLE KILLED.
All Found to be Affected With Tuber-
Culosis in Varying stages.

"'o'is III varying "'aeee'
by order OF the state Cattle Commission
- mead OF cattle. which nat been found
TO pe aHectcd with tuberculosis by the tu-
percuhn test were Killed Tuesday in
SoutE burlington by Dan . Brlen ans a
force OF assistants. About the same Itum-
Der were Killed Wednesday. OF the
humher k.Led not one proved
10 ne free from the 9lsease' the
stages varying from very hSht
attacks to the most advanced forms.
from outward 7ppcaran~ eS the c"t, lie
lookcd perfectly healthy but the sight OF
thc erected lungs was disgusting ieVe-
latoh TO those VINO had never Witnessed
such Il scene before.
INC matter OF Killing ca. has been
much discussed by the tarmt rs OF Wills
ton ana the surrounding towns ana not
WlthStandlnB the dlsagreeable FEATURES
there were a large number of Spectators.
among thtm long Humane Agent Jonn
ruler OF inns city, who had received re-
ports mat the animals were skinned be-
lore they We're dead. There was no n ed
o. mas interference Tue sdaS. as suCh
charges proved to be absolutely false.
OF the cattle killed Tuesday , were
owned by Il. G. Fay, 10 by y. c. Barber,
one by W. w. Bates and - by Hosea
Wright, all of Williston. OF those killed
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05

The decision of the United States STU
prome Court In the fourteen diamond
rings case, denies the right of our
government to impose customs duties on
merchandise brought into the country
from the Philippines on the ground that
the archipelago had become American ter
ritory when the rings We're brought in.
1t is a wise man in these days of expan-
sion who knows exactly when such islands
as Porto Rico and the PHILIPPINES become
American territory as regards the tariff.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05

1t is remarkable as well as a regretallc
fact that Of the 21,329, Sl9 males of voting
age in the United States according to the
census of last year, the enormous numb, r
Of 2,32G 40 are illiterate. In ether words
one possible voter out of every ninc is
unable to read or write, or TO write if
able to read. Nearly one-half of all the
illiterates in the country are negroes ana
about forty-tve per cent Of all negroes
of voting age are illteratc. And yet we
boast that ours is country of free public
schools.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05

The throat and lungs of Ferdinand
Avcndano, leading tenor for an opera
company, were so iriitat,d and injured by
smoke in the city of St. Louis that he was
unable to sing his part and he has ac-
cordingly brought mendamus proceedings
TO compel the city to alatc the nuisance.
If this stop is successful, the authorities
OF Chicago and Pittshure will probably
seek to secure an engag, mcnt for this
intrepid teuor in their respective limits.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05

When Uncle Sam purchased ALASKA
from Russia in 1867 for S2'oo0o, not
a few pessmistic individuals insisted that
he had paid too dear for his Arctic whs-
tie, but since that territory became the
property of the United States the value
of the product of its fisheries has been
over $40, 900 900, its fur industry has real
lied $4,000, 600, ana its yield of gold has
aggregated approximately 100000 No
wonder Uncle Sam is an expansionist.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05

The announcement that the Hawaiians
will ask Congress at the session which he
gins next week for an appropriation II
$40 900 600 for the Improvement of their is
lands has aroused the Indignation Of some
of our people; but what do they suppose
the Hawaiians wanted to be annexed for?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05

When you want anything. advertise in
the new special column of this paper. Some
bargains are offered there this week when
II will pay you to read about See page
seven. This paper has more than 5000
readers every week, and one cent word
will rcnch thcm all.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05
THE BURLINGTON TRUST COMPANY under.


takes all times to render the best obtanabe service n
banking and therefore constantly seeking to improve its
facilities.
THE BURLINGTON TRUST COMPANY has am
pie facilities for the prompt handling of customers tems
payable anywhere as well as for the sale or purchase OF
exchange any part OF the world.
THE BURLINGTON TRUST COMPANY invites
the accounts Of Individuals corporations, firms and other
banks assuring to all customers alike equitable and lib
eral treatment; promptness; all the advantages of al
safely and ConserVatiVely managed bank.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05
Worn to a Shadow,
a Prominent Lady of HaiIoWell Me
Tells Of Her experience.


rltcarc
the leri one can get no ir dooq It
ALVIN nd a
bod weak O
Nc she
o
about three months and
medicine took bottles home and so u
used four bottles My little girl taking
with equally good results
medicine than
o have
lisc-
imued an substitute
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05
The Small
of the Back

That is where some people feel
weak all the time.
They are likely to be respondent
and it is not unusual to find them
borrowing trouble as if they hadn't
enough already.
The fact is their kidneys are
weak, either naturally or because
of sickness, exposure, worry or
other influences.
Il am thankful to say" writes J. l.. Camp
bell. of Sycamore. H.. that Hoods Sarsapa
rlla has cured me. For many years ! was
troubled with bsckache. At times | was so
bad had to be helped from the bed or chair
! am now we'll and strong and free from pain >
What this great medicine did for him it has
done for others.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05

Tcrms-S1.OO Year. Always In Advance
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05
WANTED.

BURLINGTON, THURSDAY, DEC. 5.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05

National
Bank,
BURLINGTON, VT.
Capital 100000
Surplus and Profits 100000

A genera! banking bushes,
transacted
Drafts drawn OH any country
il Europe payable In the curren-
cy OF the couIEry
Special attention given to &C.
counts OF out-of-towu depositors
"a. T. aUTTER. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
JOEL H. GATES, President.
DANIEL w. ROBINSON, Vice President
ALBERT c. STAULDtN0.
ELIAS LYMAN
FRED'K f. BURGESS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-12-05
Hoods J0rSdpdriHd

Promises to cure and keeps the
promise. Begin treatment with
Hoods today.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Cine 0anse S1Mllie

empf,ncet ieine @obltbat. u@s &C.
rei6t mir sum &ergniigen", i9reiGt
SER 81. 6ooeder, 2anbiSpiae, Yd.,
rau be3eug.n, bQB meme gauge 50
mile our9 rem 8e6rauh ron 6ornI5
@lpentrGuter GlutteIeber geGeilt
Duroe. geionrer5 BEL meiner 5!du
unb uniersm pieridbrjgen SD9rsts
den mar feline Mirtung munoerbdt,
Meine 1rau mar 70 beruntergeto.ra
men, bab tie taum lire bGusliAen
9fliGten perri6ten tonnte. g&Gf
elmer mpnatliden Sur NIT cem But
beleber fiibIte ie pte n%sugeborelt,
llniere &leine, pprber bluB rns
i6mG9tig, lit nun elm blii6enoes
MGodan unb munter pie Der FilG
i'm 8aTer." - 6Orni'S &lpentrGute;
8lutbeleber reinigt ni6t nur Oas
Spitem iuuOern itdrtt unb trdftt9t e.
auQlet6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Qui vive!

Out viveY Salt tper boz gie 70 ut Sbr sud- auS
benz Vorpoiten oeS Sebens ben oeiien beimtidlIben
uebeln uberraihen laiien! Cutie Mabiamfeit iii ntht
teine Geiuuobett. @ouS ulbeuertt idletdt bic Wursel
olles uebelS III @eitalt con geronuung ~ltDrnngeu an
Sud berau. Damn fommen Gpptidmer3Cu, llebelfett.
AuiitoBen, gerItopfuug. -ianrer Wagen," 6ersflupfen
Wtatttlteit, @adsui6mabe uub fnlieBltt ssb,r.. uno
RterenlCt>eu nit SeIbiubi uuo 9eafeliu6t. Seth auf
@urer Sut! 3os erite llebel lit lei6t nit ben berii bun.
Ten ct. bernard 6lGuterptllen 5n uertreibei. ber
beiten Aranei 9s9tu ole YerbauMHgSieiSeu. Die por
Sabrbnnberien bon ben ipeiien Df0udeH bon ct.
ycrnarb irr Ieneu SDed eriunoen NIB nod beute uab
i6ften auf Die iorgidttighe gseiie ~su6ereitet ,perSen.
Sie ~entbaiten feline Spur elmer Qiitigeu. metaliideu
Seirliibung. ME S6ugnlein oeer QuediIber! aber.
ardb pern euer setben Idol meter tortgeidritten
utabt Siuttern 5uIn Gpitr, Iudh oann lperoen SUD
bt.le unperglei6ltbcu &r1uterpiIs i IYieoer glueiuna
brtngeu. iuoeni tie ben &0rper BON Sruno ans reintaeB
uno nit Heuem 2Iute %perlebeu. Sn allen @potettea
tir 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
@i6isan.

- Sisfer Sage biiBte i'm Sofe bes
Staats : @efGngnifes bon Mi9igun
Gitp Spiep4 &ettb, Elm prominente=
Sarmer aus benz iiibli9en Sbeile bes
@taotes, fem @erbre4en am 9alsen.
Sis gum glbeno bor6er bebauptete er,
itetf unb felt unb nit ben beiligI.er
@iOen unb @erii9erungen, bab er uns
f6ulotg an Der @rmoroung Rora &tes
fer's fet. Qls aber bic leste Soft
nung, baB Der 9Ouperneur i'm gu
Iebe~nsldnali6er 3u8tbausitrafe Sc
gnaoigen DiirOe, f6punO, legte er Elm
pOaes 9%eitdnbniB ab unb betanTte
ii6 f6ulbtg, ben brutaIen Morp be-
QanQen gu BADEN. WGbrenb feline,
Broaeiitrung legte &ettb bic srDBit
Saltbliitigtett an ben Gag, tporaus
AL erieben lit, baB bieie Rube unn
9efabtbeit ni6t INNER bic s3ei9en
zines retnen 9epiTens iinb, i'm Sc
Oentbeile. Elm lni9uIOiger tpiirbe be;
einem iol6en Pro5eB tpo6l bel eber
Suiammenbre9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Serbrettete It'd, ,pic @%iIoiemcr.

@enn 0inge bic beIten iino, 10 perz
tuufen lie aud am beiten. abrabam
Sare, Elm prpminenter apOtbeter BON
SeQepiQe, g., idreibt: nGlectric Bit
ters ~pertaufsn ii9 beTer, als irgenp
Elm 8itters, pel6en i9 in apan5ig
Sobren psrtauFt babe" @iien Sic
lparum? @eil bic meiiten &rantbeiz
ten in lnorbnungen bes Magens, Der
Seber, Der Nteren, bes unterleibes, bes
@lutes unb Der Qerpen beginner,
electric 8itters itdrtt Den Masen, re-
gelt bic 2eber, bic Hieren uno ben
llnterleib, rsiniet has Slut, itdrtt biz
Nerpen unb beilt baber cine Mengf
&rdnt6etten. @s bdut bds 9anat
Spftem auf. SlDbt neues 2eben uni
neue &raft in i9pG9li6e, trGntli9e
abgebdrmte MGnner unb Srauen
Yreis 50 Gts. @ertauft BON 8. 90
Guete, 656 Mains StraBe, Dubuque
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26

h'elten lie Nusf61u rad Ginem, Der
miG in ie,ne Sbbut nebnlen purne.
Sia Gbenep rerhdnoiste mid par.n,
uno 1ls Sia zines ff)0nen 5oges in
9puslab, Mri5., no meme @robelter.l
pcbnen, nit Gofe 5uiammentam,
Ieate err oieiem nabe, MID gu betraz
ib:n. Gfenep bra6te &oie nad Sort
8rr,A Ser, mo i9 CUR 3eit ppbnte,
uno iieqte mir ben Sremoen nit Den
Dprten Dor: y2aurd, bieies 1T So9n
&cfe; CT lit Elm gutter &erl uno MIRO
Did in feline Sbbut neEmen unD gut
befanretn." Sarauf gingen 3oie
unb ifI bin unb lieben uns traIen."
Sic "f;no:r" glaub E, oaB RoIe Ell
9uarduber lei, ia ale feline 5retro'
aus oisiem .geTGGft" cine SpeSi1ii<
tat maften; audi s~eitono lie, oab iie
nit Ger 9iidie unb Gem Rspplper ,cbr
gut umsu9eben peritebe.
ROie lit Der PoliSei uls Elm gefdGrs
lifer @erbreh.r iGpn ieit Sabr uno
Sao betannt. Qnfanes Sttobec
ipqte er in Naibpiae, Senn., tpeJea
@erausgabuns bon Sali6eelb perhafz
TIT nerben. @r pioerieBte iih,
i6lua eintae Bpliaiiten nieosr uuo
enttam, na6bem man i'm Is Wsil"n
reit rerfolat bate. 9luthunos lpurz
ben euf ie,ns Spur gebebt uno Den
8luttunten folgte cine Mense bis an
rie 3Gtne b%epuffneter Boliaiiten.
Ibeno3 nuroen, Is Metlen bon
ShelbD qart entferut, atpei Der 9lutz
bunb, in ibrem eigenen Slute gefunz
BEN. Die Sbiere paren o~ffenbar bon
ROie eriGofen porbsn. Die peItere
@erfolGunQ bes Sesperaors Dnres
nun a%ufgegeben. Sas mar Gpie's
leRte5 @ntfpmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26

oura bas glitter gsSosen, pobei ser
auf's SpGite sereiate 2Dtpe fau6t unb
lobt, rab es einem fat ettpas unbelms
LTD ~ Ntuthe pirp. Der Softpr perz
iu6t bic 3ange an5uieben. .Gors !
iiGs! Die atpeite Sabel" rufe ia. i6m
lparreno gu, aber f9on lit bic araGe'
0efabt = Elm trGftiger Druid, unc
bapin fliegt Die oura uebermab fir
ben geiiber per9Gnsnibpoa s%eporbene
Woffe oes Sbteres. @leid baraIT
blttt: MaaaneitumliGt duf, i'm ndbz
item I%ua:nblide lit NIT f9arfein
Wtefer Der ftraffe Strid bur6i6nit=
ten = .poi6a" lit pieoer fret. giaA= [.
Dem er feline Sabe bur6. bas @ifter
aurudaeargen bat, podt er, INNER nod
IN tpHfter Wutb, bic S6linae unoi
reift lie ab, pOrauf bieiel6s I6!eu-'
niqit entfernt piro, bamit Der artG,s
mice olte !Serr ni9t ettpa auf biei
sSnte tpmme, iie gu sertauen uni 81,
rer'hlingen.
Jules bies gebt i9neqsr Dor iih,
ol3 th IS nieoerl6re!be. ,Ptiha'
itehl iebt teu6enb unb immerFprt
artleno unb murreno am Sitter,
l6neioet Die sreul:6itan WutDati.
mG'fen. tpenn bsim Tortnehmen osr
IerGttf6aften Der @Grter benz Sits
Ter nobe tomlnt, unb tegt ulgenI9eins
lib nur ben einen @eo1nfen: SDnnte
i'd. ME id mD6te! Sd lpoGte SUD!
NittsbeItopeniaer aiebt er ii9, als
bic Sbiir gu ieinem eigentli9en aGs
fig a~ufgesp9en pirb, NIT fait tpmis
iGer gile, IGon unter Der erit haib
offtnen Sbiir burGtrie9enb, na9,.
ietnem priputsemaG aurHd, I'm FiD
duf isinem br6 qelesensn 2iebiinosz.
p!ah ron Nufregung, ,Qsrger, 8ut9,
uro ben alerbinss nift erbebli6er
Gfmsraen gu erbolen. Die ganie,
Wrraeour bate etpa cine 5dtt.'
Stunhe %eeoauert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-11-26
Scitcrrei6- nngarm.

IaGfplsenHes SnIsrai erIbier
ibctla4li6 in Der amtli6en 8prorla
BERGER 2anbesseitung rom 5. Ott.:
.g,tiGruns. Sas @eme;nbeblatt iIr
0Dfit, SuBa9 uno Ge:Ban entbi.l:'
eire getanntma9ung bGs t. t. 9e,'
air.sasritts 9ornbirn, Dap ain e.
Stto6er 1901 in ter Cinan3wct.'
Gaierne SuBad Is 8Gaoe Wiepars
CpaperIotitn2z&TiIon our @erIteiaea
rrrg ce!ongen. 8 er tnb IN Der lin,
ae6una limb, nie i9 Gus eig:nar Grs
tdhsanQ retB, ptele 2eier Der InIiGt.
neil oas Wert rem Namen Meper
Tiit,t, es batrsffe MID. SD erfldre'
h,e,mit, cab mid Die Sadie in .eiusr
@tiie betrifft, baB cine Pfdnbuns tei
mir rp9 ME n0tbi9 mar, unb bah pie
&uoit@9 eanIprudencen ia obnebin
oeniiaenb betannt finb. SuBa4, 3.
0ttober 1901. Sob Geors Meper.
Enanana9sS berauiiefer."
- @iren i%eltenen Arreitanten 6uite
mon tpr einiqtn 9dgen in Dem Club.
a~rreite in Suun in Ri b.reS eIierre'1,
uGmltG einen ausaepafienen braunen
gGren, Ter aug!ei1 nit ieinem Sii6rer,
benz ongebliGen SOief QabitI9, bort
intc:nirt nproen mar. Die 9enoar.
merle in NeusIigen BEL SuGn bate
ben Monn als ouSreislos dufaeorifs
I'm unb arretirt. 9a man fir isiren
8arcn teine anbere llaterfunft finpen
tonrt., nrrce drd Il, uno Srpar NIT.
Ger ceaeEii6er ein,m grob:n 9dre;l
cetN elen @orIi6t, in cine 3eas oes
II: citonten gebrI6t. Der 9drtnfi5s
Ier cab OH, rab er Gus 8aniulutI in
9osnien fOmme. nit Yapieren. Die,
bies na4nei en-, tDnus er jeooG ssr,
9eforbe ridt oienen, ireil Der Sis
tor arei SNgen feline Sptumente or,
iGyra en- babe. Oa man aus Sibers
DISQUALIFICATION ben Barren niht LANCE.
i'm @rreite bebalten uno fat.srn
nolte. murbs Sofef 2ubiti9 iammt
ieirem 8dren mieter in 6r ibeit gs.
ieht Die Grbe6ungen iiber Dcn
Monn. Der nit ieinem gdren iib isyt
in elmer @rena ~proou3irt, perDen
~fortotfebt.
Dieter saos, 10 I6rei6i has
81. Wien. Sagebl.", bate cine bibs
i6e iun9e Srau aus llngarn unt.-
M'inubme ron 1900 &rpnen !9ceN
Gatter rerlliien. Die poliaei eutz
ienotte etnen geTGidtsn @ebeimpoli.
Siitcn na6 rem bsreits ermitte!ten
Ssse. nm bus panberluitise We,b6ea
auritdautringen. Dieter errei9Le es
duG, bod als er oas i90ne Wei6Asn
erblidte, beiann er ii9 zines 9e1elen
ano - alma nit linn bur6
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