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The state herald., 1901-04-12
Ar. To. u.l.s Allan. FOO, Ease,

It is the only cure for Swollen,
smarting. Burning. Sweating Feet,
Corns and Buniona Ask for Aliens
Foot-Ease. a powder to be shaken into
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. 25c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress. Allen s. olmsted. Leroy. N. Y.
The state herald., 1901-04-12
DO YOU FEEL luxe TAISp
Pen Picture for Women.

~ am 80 nervous, there is not I
well inch in my whole body. am 30
weak at my stomach and have indi-
gestion horribly, and palpitation Of
the heart, and l am losing hesh. This
headache and backache nearly kills
me, and yesterday nearly had hyster-
les; there is weight in the lower part
OF my bowels bearing down all the
time, and pains in my groins and
thighs; ! cannot sleep, walk, or sit,
and l believe ! am diseased all over
no one ever suffered as ! do"
This is description of thousands of
cases which come to Mrs. Pinkham's
attention daily. An inflamed and ul-
cerated condition of the neck of the
womb can produce all of these symp-
The state herald., 1901-04-12
Giants of Old In sar,IinIn

Sardinia is celebrated for the tombs
which prove that prehistorically It was
Inhabited by great giants. Recently
four new tombs have been found which
contain skeletons over nine feet long.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

In a short time the man who writes
n check viii not be reminded OF the
Maine by having to look round for II
stamp Ia make the document legal.
The state herald., 1901-04-12
A SprinG Tonic.

A Spring Tonic.
\ Mn. D. w. TimAsriske. LyochbvrH.
w.. ssys: ,"Thsrs 10 no better sSriag
sosjo fhss PsrSas. snd have Sssd
AAsut sN u thsm."
n 0ood Tonic.
Capitals Percy w. Moss. Second
Arksnsss Voissfeers. writes from Par.
aeosI1, Ank.: ~ Nsd PssuSs . vsY
god sesfae tonic. ssd viii ras1iy
rsco00ssd n u ssy fisss.
Bellies Up the Entire System.
Miss Jsssis JohssoS. JilS Lake Psnk
svssss. Chicsgo. HL, n Vios Pvsidesf
~ cAlraeo Teschsn' Fedsrsfioa. She
vnffss: "Psrss rssfoss the fsSe.
fioas - ssfsrc. i0dsees sisep aad
builds ~ tho estf0 vsse@.
Makes Sfesdy Nerves.
b. L. Wafiscs. chanss Member n.
fsrnsfioasi 6srbsn' Unios. rs Western
svesss. Missespoiis. Missesoss.
writes: ~ SOW feel apisWdad. My
head 10 clear, ny nssvss sr1 sfssdy,
isntoy my Nbod and rsas wsN."
The state herald., 1901-04-12

II may seem strange that n man has
twenty pockets and woman none nj
all-but probably II she had forty
pockets she would stlll carry her purse
In her hand.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

In the next version Adams story OF
the transgression will probably read:
'"The woman whom thou gavest TO he
with me. she hypnotized me and | did
eat"
The state herald., 1901-04-12

The system cannot be in good condi-
tlon when the bowels are constipated.
Take Garfield Tea, II cures constipa-
tIon and effectuslly regulates the liver.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

The Best Of Tonics.
Hon. w. c. Chsmbsn. Chief Jssfics
Of SAEoa. says: "IhAvs tried ess ~,
fis Of Pssuas as6i can srufhfuily say n,
10 oss Of fhs bsss sosics ! ever ssst."
A Grand Tonic.
Mn. Oddiey. aoSher Of capGsis,
0ndisy. Of fbs "Oiympis. Z" wrtfss. ~,
ussd Rsssss sn1 can GrsfAfsily sAy n
10 Gra06 toaic.
For Overwork.
NJ. Tenn johnson. . psoaissas scSAA
Of Wsshiastos. D. c., wnfss fpUo
Fourteenth aal "r' sfrsOts. "Lo IT,
effort 10 Improve . oosdifios iaesire6
~ oyerWork. . hsvs found sotAfar
that has tons - much Soo6 - ~
sas."
For . Wors.ouf Syaem.
Mn Catherine Tofs. psssidsss "Vak
kynea Assoeisfios. $50 Cstsasa
drove svssss, CAicesu, M., Wn1ae0s
~ often sSvtss psrgsa n cases efS
wors-esf sysfem and . AsVksa dsvn
coonffstto1.
The state herald., 1901-04-12
Like a Thief

in the night Group comes, choking
and strangling your little one-at-
tempting to take away the life so
dear to you.
The state herald., 1901-04-12

A First Glass Tonic.
Wm. 4. Collier. Assisfssf Payass-
Ter u. s. N, writes: ~ ksvs Esksa
Peuns snd recomRsR6 u to -th0sl
nesdiss . Hrst.sisss fosic. "
a 0resf Tonic.
'iion. N. 6. Butler. Ex.U. S. Sessfos
snd Ex.0overnor Of South Carojiss.
whites fFon Edsefieit. s c.: ~ hsvs
bsss ssiaS Psrsss Nor skess Ssno1
ssd fssi Vsry mSch rsiisvs6. tits 10.
sssd woosenSi ns1ieiss ssd hssiSss
ssrsst fosic"
Splendid for the Nerves.
Rs6es1 q. MsnfsH. the ksmoss sefor;
whites from New York City: "Pesvsa
10 sSsendtd and most iavisorsfiag-
rsfFsshing to The nerves ssd brsis."
For General Debility.
Nos. Jno. v. Wdebs. Of tie Lsu
Dspsnassf. OssersI Lssd Offics oi
Tsssessee. writes: ~ Wish svsry.
oHs Wbo 10 suffering with gsaersi
SsbiIiv or prossrafion could Know ol
Pervsa.'
The state herald., 1901-04-12

arms right along. but it wouid ha r,nnr .me.r
ttStn 70 tne purpose II they would surrender
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

In the days of cannibalsm the strong
devoured the week-actually ate their
flesh. In spite Of all laws that man
has made, in spite Of all advances In
sciences, the heartless still live on the
weak, the unfortunate and the foolish.
True they do not eat their flesh or
drink their blood, but they live on
their labor, their self denial, their
weakness and want. The man who
deforms himself by toll, who labors for
his wife and children through all his
anxious, barren, blasted life--goes to
the grave without one luxury has
been the food of others, He has been
devoured by his fellowmen. The poor
woman who lives IN the bare and
lonely room cherries and llreless, sew
ing night and day to keep starvation
from a child, is slowly being eat by her
fellowmep. When take into consid-
GRAFTON the agony of civilized life, the
failures, the aDXietiee, the withered
hopes, the bitter realities, the hunger,
The shame, | am almost forced to be-
lieve that cannibalism, after all, is the
most merciful form in which man lives
upon his fellow Robert G. In
Gersoll.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

LORD Kitchener has Issued a pro-
clamatlon TO the beers stating that all
commanders and leaders who do not
surrender by certain time In septeln-
Der will be forever banished from
south Africa. Further all who do not
surrender by that time will be charged
with the amounts spent In keeping
their families In the reconcentrado
camps and II vii! be taken from their
property. We stated q long time ago
that this was to be war Of extermlna'
ton. The facts long ago have demon
strated that fact but II there is any
doubter this order should remove the
doubt, II such practices are not In
violation of the laws of nations and Of
civilized warfare then there is no such
thing as civilized warfare, But per-
haps such an order will not be con
strued rs II Is expected, Perhaps the
the issuance OF such drastic and cruel
orders will be construed by the beers
az a sign Of weakness, Whether 1t Is
or not II Ia very certain to make them
all the more determined to fight to the
death, England's shame Is also the
shame of civilization, for by the mac
ton Of other powers they are placed
In the attitude Of continueing these
barbarlties.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

SOME OF the great ananclal papers Of
the country are beginning TO advocate
the establishment OF great central
bank, or bank Of baLks in which all
the banks OF the country may become
interested, This hank is to be created
under u special charter from Congress
80 as to be free from State interference
or taxation, and TO be given special
note Issuing powers after the fashion
OF the bank Of England. II would be
also very similar the old United States
bank established by Alexander Hamil-
ton and smashed by General Jackson
after one Of the most memorable fights
In the history Of the country In which
the bank used oil It's power and innu-
tnce TO inIimidate apreeident and pur'
chase Congress. 1t succeeded fairly
we'll at the latter but at the former II
met u man whose honesty and courage
alone was much more than match
for It's wealth and corruption, That
the people were with Jackson was well
demonstrated by the fact that no Con
gress afterward ever had the temerity
to grant u new charter, The money
power by its tremendous conquests Of
late years is becoming 80 emboldened
that 1t 10 not afraid TO ask for any
thing, This bank now established on
the plan outlined would be ten fold
more powerful than the old United
States Bank because 1t would supple
mented by oil the power OF the Ma
tiOnal banks as they are, 1t would be
only a sort Of head or center where
they might make their power felt.
This may be only feeler put out by
the money power, but twill not be at
all surprising II the establishment Of
this bank or one similar should be one
Of the great questions Of politics In a
few years, The question of banking
and of note issuing power is one which
far transcends any question Of the
money metals.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

PROBABLY no one was ever more
mlsrepresented, and no ones theories
and ideas worse mlsConstrued than
those Of eX-Congressman John Davis
who died last week at ripe old age,
Davis was not wind jammer but he
was thinker and a student. II is
doubtful If anyone now living Is better
conversant with the historical phase
of the currency question than he, He
was an authority on facts, and when
construed Is he intended them his
opinions were rational and practical,
He led useful life and will be referred
TO with respect when that chatter
mouth whom he defeated for congress
but Is now sought after as a dispenser
of jobs because he Is United States
Senator, Is gone into the oblivion he
merits.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

such that the hostile party Win win,
TIE ndIcat ons now are very strong
that the money power will again con-
uol both parties In the campaign of
1904. Especially ls this likely to be
true II times remain easy, Lincoln In
one Of his speeches In the Douglass
debates spoke Of "the proneness Of
prosperity to breed tyrants," meaning
by that that while they are contenIed
and apathetic tyrant0 get In their
work.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

IT Is indeed seldom that one may
legitimately rejoice at anothers trouble
yet 1t Is probably true that there are
few who do not feel a thrill of satIsfac.
ton In the thought that the man
Wood who drew No. in the Oklahoma
drawing and then attempted TO hog
all the valuable land long side the Law
ton TOWNSHIP and shut out the little tel.
ephone girl by taking a mile long and
a quarter of a mile wide, has a contest
and is liable to loose it all by his greed
Some fools never know when they
have enough.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

A communication from the Evans
Syder-Buel Commission Co, at Kansas
City under date of August Sth said:
Receipts Of steers here this week
amount to GlS3, cows 1888, bulls 90 and
calves S54, which figures show a slight
decrease from last week on all classes
This decrease however was 80 slight
that 1t had no bearing for better mar.
ket Steers, except where they are
good and heavy weight, are 10 to l5C
lower than last Friday. Cow prices
broke badly to-day and are 25c lower
than at any time during the last THU y
days. Calves are in strong demand
and perpaps a few more could have
been sold at good prices to-day, The
market closed very dull indeed, anC
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

IT may have been noticed that the
republican papers and politicians have
holy horror of fusion, In fact they
have announced that fusion Is so ut
terly Infamous that it demanded the
enactment Of special law to prevent
such immoral practices, Last fall in
Nebraska they pleaded in this line,
and man who was once popullst or
was supposed to be by the name Of
Beaver declared In the same terms
the infamY Of fusion. He was going
to stand by his principles as a middle
Of the roAder, Now the election is
over and president McKinly has actu-
ally descended into the very bottom of
the pit of imfamy by fusing with Dea-
YER and appointing him to q respon-
sible office. The appointment was at
tackled by some republicans because he
was not partizan faithful and he re.
piled by showing that his application
for appointment was backed up and
made through the efforts of the re-
publican machine Of the State. Yea,
according to these republicans
fusion Is most demoraliziDg
thing when II is done upon principles,
but a most laudable and praiseworthy
thing when done by false pretenses for
Offices.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

THE Topeka Advocate has been do
ing little investigating among the re-
RECORDS Of the supreme court, relative
to the decisions on railroad cases, The
results speaks for themselves, 1t says:
Taking reports 0! the court for Kansas
we find that in the AZ, IS, 40 and 5Oth
Kansas, when the Justices were Hor-
ton, johnson and Valentine (reps.) J,
that the railroads won al cases and
lost 20.
In the so, 81, so, SO, 81, Goth, Kansas
we're Horton, johnson (Reps,) and AL
len (pop,, the railroads won Al cases
cases and lost so Allen dissented
from four,
In the So, So, 9th, Kansas, Martin,
pop, Johnson, rep, and Allen, pop,
justices, the railroads won 80 cases and
lost 80.
In the 81, IS, SO, Goth Kansas, DosteV
pop, johnson, rep, Allen pop, justices,
the railroads won 35 cases and lost so.
In the 90, 81, 62i, Kansas, Doster,
pop, Johnson, rep, Smith, rep, justices
the railroads won 30 cases and lost H.,
Since the court was increased last
winter and is composed Of Doster, pop,
Johnson, Smith, Ellis, Pollock, Green,
Cunningham, rep 0 cases have been
decided for The railroads aud against
them.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

GOVERNOR Stanley actually stopped
a prize fight in Kansas last week, But
he didn't find out 1t was to happen til
a few minutes before 1t was time, He
telegraphed to the authorities to sup
press II aud before he had time TO
change his mind the pugilists had gone
to an island in the Missouri River and
had ii over. Now that was what we
Call lightning work In the prize ring.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

Nor long ago President Shaffer of
the Amalgamated Association made
the statement that If the republican
party should continue to build up the
trusts aboring men could not longer
afford to vote with them, or words that
effect Public Opioion shortly after
ward published large number of ex-
tracts from the various metropolitan
papers relative to Sbaffer and his work
the demands of the steel workmen,
ETC. Almost without exception they
were bitter denunclations of the work
men and the labor leaders. But the
thing that was most noticeable was that
the Eastern democratic dailies were
even more vicious than the republican
papers. This is significant. 1t with
a great many other things that have
happened indicate that the policy of
these Eastern democrats will Ue TO out
Herod, Herod. That they will at least
in their inner councils, advocate the
abandonment of every issue, of every
sort of discussion that looks toward
bsnellt!ng the masses Or the common
eopIe, are not faithful to theE friends
while capital always pays for favors.
During all the years from times close
following the civil war the monied in
terests had control of both parties till
1896 when they got a tighter grip on
one but lost the other. This is not a
condition satisfactory to them because
sometime conditions are liable to be
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

SENATOR James X, Jones demand
for a man for president who has never
been heard of 10 bIsed on the opinion
which seems to be well borne out by
history that candidate for president
to be successful must either have not
been guilty Of letting the people know
that he knows something, or he must
be q military hero,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

none of the packers at all anxious for
either cows or steers at the decline,
The extreme break In the COW mar
ket TO day was surprise TO everybody
and there are number Of loads un.
sold At u late hour, There Is little 10
look to for better prices In the near fu'
ture on anything exceptth best heavy
weight cattle,
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

A Parsons woman who lost her voice
two years ago suddenly found II the
other day while driving hogs, Quite
likely that's where she lest IL.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

Via Santa Fe Route S2i to Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver and return. On tale daily
commencing June lat.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15
JEWELRY.

LYENRY ZINN, Ieweler and Scientific Opt
Il clan, carries a neat line OF ladies' and
gents watches, solid gold rings, dne opal rlngV
solid gold epoataoles, etc. Makes specially o
testlng eyes and fitting spectacles.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

Hirst makes the latest styles and de-
signs in photographs; go to him for your
pictures.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1901-08-15

Hirstthe progressive photographer has
Just received the latest designs in back
grounds and accessories for good work
Go TO Hirst.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07

selbabn uno bamit elm Der &orperbe:
i9afenbeit ;utrdslides Sersuiisen
perneiserten.
9ittle Sails.
Die Slrsidaft Der Srou gmelind
Denis i'm 9etrase BON $40, 600 If
i'm Ia9laBseri9t BON Stsarns 60.
.s~utsebeiBen unb %seuannter Dame BIZ
Nbmiaiitration bes NadlaFes ibres
eriten Wannes Sobu @immsr iiber.
traaen porben.-2ittle Saas mill ct.
men reuen Stabts Charter. gine bies:
besisli6e Yetition lit pom rSubse"
Sbau in llmlauf seiest worben. =
Wabrenb Der @interseit wirb ber bie.
iise Damn iber ben @iiiiiiippi I'm
fhnf SUB erb0bt merben.
9oloinssforb.
Oie Satin bes 6errn Soiepb Sea-
pier mubte li6 leste @ode i'm ct.
&aybael's 6ospital gu st. gloub Ell
ner Operation untersiebeu, Die me=
gen 8linbbarmentSinbuns pom ben
aersten fir n0tbis era9tet muroe.
Die Yatientin befinbet ii9 iest ben
l~1mltdnben semdB wobl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
2Dfal=N Dti;en.

~ &tr baben ioeben cine Gar
loao" feline aepfel erbalten, Bic mir
81 ansemeiieuem Yreiie p~erfaufen.
@ebriber gomins.
w @uer neues &leib Ioute in
Gins neuem StOre setauft merben. 40
az 3abnarst Dobenp mirb pom
IS. bis %. Nopember ein19lieBli9
in Solep iein. Spredt i'm Sotel
Dor! 40 81
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fe, 8udmann, Wtnn. 4S 3
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nod @ebr. Somins. Oort erbaltet
Sbr ben bOditen Marftpreis.
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8auft Cure ueberi9ube in Gins neu=
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80 Oa id @elb n0tbis babe, err
lude id ale. Die mir idulben, iid INN.
sebenS einsufinben unb ibre &e9nans
gu sdblen. u. SO. HoBmeisl, Sorab,
Winn. 45.4t
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bann sebt ni9t an unierem S6ub=O De-
partement uorbei. S. Sranf Gins.
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bi0is beiorst in 8. Eresmid's S9ub=
itore 721 st @ermainitr. ct. gloub.
sar Gin nit Saditeinen umflei=
betes 6otel i'll sittle Saqs 81 uerfau=
fen ober sesen cultiuirtes Sarmlanb
gu uertauiden. Ndberes gu ~erfrasen
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Der nur ~uerfauft miro BON @ebriber
Booming.
N @elo 81 uerleiben auf @runb=
e~isentbum gu ben niebrisiten 3insra=
ten BEL Clarence 6. Mtpoob, Ntwoob
Slod, ct. @loub, Winn. ADMITS
s Spesielle Yreiie fur &leiber=
itofe, Felse, &leiber unb S@ube
nddlten Samitas in Gins rerem
Store. 40
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07

e 9abt Sbr sewubt, baB biz
ct. Glouo S9ub. Company &ubbers
biuiaer uerfauft ais irsenb elm anbe.
rer Store in ct. gloub? 49
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biais ansefertst. sSebe Sefteuuns
prompt unb 3uuerldliis beiorst BON
Sos. &epper. nabe gourtbaus, ct.
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@aaren. bic Sbr uou Der Ct. gloub
Sdub Company fauft, beren @el1dft
pom 6. $. Sarben seleitet uirb.
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sesen 9aus= unb Sai@enubren, Gil
%berwaare, 8riIen, Sumelen uim. bel
@ebriber glarf.
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uerfauft in Sims neuem Store. 40
W- Seine solbsne So9seitsrinse,
s%arantirte 0ualitdt, 80 unb anfmdrts,
Bel gebriber glart.
~ Wir baben cine quite, culti=
ptrte Sarm, 220 Mder sroB, in
Maine Prairie selesen. gu 1922 per
Ider gu uerfaufen. grsiebiser 3d.
ben, sutes WieIenlanb, einises Sols=
Lamb, neue @ebdube. gs lit mirfli9
elm Sang in elmer suten @esenb.
&auft es raid BON Der Cooper 2anb
Company in ct. gloub, Winn 1872
~ Stride setrodnete Sri9te Bel
@ebriber gomins.
gY Neue Puswaaren, bic iein=
item in Der Stabt, fauft man am be-
item nnb biuisiten in Sims neliem
Store. 40.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
@ie asisrs tsiasa Riarrsr ebrt.

Inter bieier ueteri@rift sinS uns
cine Corresponding leiber CUR 8er6fs
ientliduns in Der biesw0dentli9eu
Nrmmer gu ipat gu. S9reiber i9il=
bert ben Serlauf bes am Sonntas
abenb sur @orfeier bes @amensfeites
beS bo9w. Pfarrers &arl Yfeifer uer=
antalteten Seites, on benz iib nit Der
Susenb age Sereine Der ct. Solepbs
Semeinbe betbeilisten, bic nit 9ers
nnb Sina ibrem seiitli9en Sater SUI
setban iinb unb in ibm einen trenen,
firlorsli6en, leeleneifrisenP rieiter lie=
ben, adten unb ebren.-Oer 8eri9t
muBte bis CUR nd9iten @o@e surads
selest werben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-11-07
Dt5aefan ::fafbri6ten.
5 Mm Dienitas ertbeilte Der bod)

5 Sim Dienitas ertbeilte Der bod.
mite 9err 0ii9of Saco5 Grobec in
Der pom bo9p. Germ NloiS S9art
paltorirten st. SoIepbs @smeinbe
nabe Yerbam bas 81, Satrament Der
Tirmuns /; folsenben Cages firmte Der
Oberbirte In Der pom bodw- Germ
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pirb So9berielbe In Der pom bo6n,
Serrn Sos. Settings paitorirten ct.
gbuarbs @emeinbe gu Brinceton loas
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mirb 8iidof Erobec in Der ct. 9oni.
fasiusfir6e bes bodm. Serrn 9. &i6-
ter gu Melroie bic neuen pra9tuoaen
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@elesenbeit bic SeitprebiSt balten.
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