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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-14
declare nnlo him thai be IL . liar,
That he 10 ths istbpr nf llss.

dselsre nnio him thai be IL . liar;
/ fhst he 10 Tbs islhes OF llss.
That The ifu csena, 10 iouua ia hi.
With q nilIler ear 1is-posa ,esrsh.lisA,
and . wra Of rerlevin.
Ard they ihs, Wit upon the hlssehsrs.
sisnd apoa their teel Ind call 10 . iuua
voice.
Oh thea robb,rl thou ioo,rsdl
Back TO the tucksler wssonl
Yet the umpire siicksih 10 II, aud lin
eth The players ani ssudsth them 10 ,be
bench, and the game resaneth itself.
Nov, petsdventate. ho a,ssristh The,
the neIi one is Da.l.li
Apd the pileher risslh opon bis bipd
legs aud howleib like unto = nan 10
ssony, saying;
Surely pm, II taaars 10 the center OF
the plata. Oh Truth thoa ~. aited
With = pair Of bum lamps.
What thou knoselh not about balls
aud strikes would take oil Gsnsgi's
money to bald library TO contain ihe
books telling Of H.
Furthermore. 1t is my opinion thai thou
are horse thiei and q pietp aeket
And tue catcher rweareih strange oslhs
aud grow ie,b VI the umpire and ielleth
him thst be could not see beI car roll
ing soross junction,
And the hfst basemsn yeileth unto
him that his pioturs lie yet in the rosus
gallery.
Aud the fret bsseman aud the short
stop aud the center fielder odd remarks
that would osuse telephone box 10 barn
out.
Bat The bleacheu ray with q hssky
voice.
Behold, ihou ant oil right Oh.
righteous umpirel Oh. iust umpirel
Thine eyes are the eyes OF the eagle and
thou srt daisy from the fields for inmscu
late honesty and purity OF purpose. Give
him ye. three more balls that he may
take his base.
Aud the umpire slickeih to II, aud The
game soeth on.
Now, there cometh time in tho inning
that is the ninth when there are two men
ovt and three men upon the bases round
about the field.
And the score isa tie.
Then the nmpire dsnoeth about from
one base to another and wisbelh that be
had niteen eyes aud q revolver.
And the next man strikeih out Yes.
he isnneth the atmosphere with wide aud
sudden sweeps OF bis bat.
. Bot the players rush a. the umpire and
reud his garments.
Aud tho tribe OF bleacherites come up
on the field and chase him even beyond
the city limits.
Surely the umpire lesde,h q strenuous
existauce, and getteth more wounds than
any OF The ten thousand men that led
.he charge up the hill at San Juan.
And be neede,h not q lantern that he
may look for the worst OF 1t,
For ii is handed unto him st every
game.
Verify, the umpire Is the human up-And
% gainst.it aud he hath no more JOY 10
life than clswless cat at dog show.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-14

10 French thsstsn the doctor of The
thsster bss s,sst given him Tor every
pefiormssce. he must be thee every
evening. A we'll known writer, M. b.,
ssys tbst when be vas ycupg msn. .
friend. the doctor of . cerisin thss.sr,
ave him bis kest. Just ~ be vss becom
Jog interested 10 the fnt sct the sssae
msnsesr rushed op. TIE heroins hsd =
nervous sttsrk spd required nedicsl cid.
In the lsdy's dressing room be fonnd
the msnseer, With srsoisb depiossd 90
every iesture, and the lady sringins her
hsnds and skriekipsi
Nov. doctor, qaieki What's 10 be
dopei
he took the l.d,b hsnd 10 . Wild si
tempt 10 feel hsr puiss shs sh'ieked
u ore than ever sbd ,ritted like spshe.
Have yen poured shy vsisf 90 her
hssdf be ssksd.
Yes,
And 10 .fses'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-14

Captain Ioderwick had not said more
than the truth when be reminded bis old
friend, Dr.. Dale, that be had strong
nerves.
When be arrived at the hospital be look
cd ss sound snd healthy. snd TO the full
ss cheerful . subject as any surgeon or stu
dent 10 the building.
He shook hands with Dale jast before
the chloroiorm Was administered, and
Dale vas moved to ssy, Good. old cbspl
Not q tremor. upon my woid
Well, I'm in good bsnds. said Inder
sick, snd hoping Tor the best, and after
eli . man can only die once. whether its
by b 3er bullet or q suseon's tuiie, ebf
Tit is TO be the Beyond. we'll, sood-by.
old fellow. snd God bless you. Tell Mar
asret that her nsme yrs thelsst word %
my liptl -.
Then oblisioo. and the tepsppins saw,
Sir James Mcpherson did not belle bis
sres, reputation. He bsd located the cit
cation OF the ,unor With msivelous pre-
oision. snd be extracted 1t With the deit
nes. OF rnssicisn.
ssrions though The operation sss, Oh
bsrt, somewhat 10 his sorp,ise. .th red
no inconverisucs from II DOR w-s, pro
Gees Of recovery either Ioes. o. lie ioos.
He hsd bni o-e ihon hi 10 his mind.
sad thai v.s - get back 10 B3otb Africs
bsiors tie d oiips vas over spd this iies
,ooi ssca atn possession OF bin that the
sspse Of time left bin. snd when Dale
pronouucsd him on, OF dsuser II seemed
to hin ih,i the operation h.d aaen plsre
no longer $50 ,bsn The dsy before
BE hsi 30 Z n 'ull. 10 psrsasdios Dale
to get him eef,ifsd /. q, Tor do.y, or 10
obtaining permission from The var tiiics
to st,r, 81 once ioi the C,ps 10 order 10 re
Join bis resim al ., the front.
He iecud himself 10 good company oa
board the Tanislion Castle, tor troops
sets tin belns sent 90, 10 Africa. spd
snons the tfiisep co board we're sevtr.l
old frisnds, eli Of them 10 high spirits .,
the prospect Of sciivs service after long
spell Of idlensss ., home.
Az IL tarSsd oo, IL v1 . very sctive
ssr,Iee indeed, ssd Gilbert had mary op
por,uuitiss Of distinguishing himself
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-08-14

James. said Dr.. Dale. leoking Of bis
vstcb. isss tvs minutes aud 9asiter
from hrs. 10 last.
Rather snsit. tlist. Dale. said Sit
james. Well. parse, hov 10 hsf
Hst. dead. sir. ssid the nurse.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
down the Rio Grande. "

Some years since the citizens 81
Laredo and New Laredo conceived
the idea OF httingly celebrating
Washington's Birthday (Feb. ~ by
suitable " INSTRUMENTATION iiestas
aud parades, and from small source
this has grown Ia magnificent
event, unsurpassed In It's splendid
surroundings aud interesting partic-
uIars by anything OF similar ma
ture.
International in it's character, To-
Gated on the border line between the
two Great Republics, occurring at a
season OF the year when business
cares press lightly, and at "A time
when weather conditions In that To-
cality are ideal, this event oilers un-
surpassed inducements 10 the pleas
uro-seekcr.
This year the celebration will con-
slst of three DAYS continuous festtvi-
ties, Feb. 2lst, 22d aud 23d, the prin-
cipal day of course being the I'D, and
the program. which IL very elaborate,
will comprise several new and inter-
esting features among which may be
mentioned daylight and night bull
fights, the latter by electric illumln-
alton, tOrchlight parades, embody-
ing typical Mexican aud Indian
features, sham battle and capture Of
the city by the Indians, naval fire.
works, military drills and display
evolutions, historical pageants and
trades display, flower carnival, band
and musical contests, etc.
For this occasion low excursion
rates will be made 10 Laredo, also
for the benefit OF those who desire to
see more of Mexican life and GUS
toms, arrangements have been made
for sale of ten-day excursion tickets
10 Monterey, permitting stop-oyer
at Laredo In order 30 take Ia the In
ternationAl celebration.
Any particular information desired
can be ascertained frors your nearest
ticket agent, or by addressing,
ID. j. Price,
G.. p. & 4. A., /. a q. n. II. r.,
Palestine, Tex.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Jake Nelson. a rock mason OF Bal
linger. Tex. fell down flight Of stairs
and broke his neck
Baxter Bush OF Franklin. Tex. has
been convicted Of killing Dick Will
liams and was given two years In the
penitentiary.
Peter Lemon, working on the Okla
bona and Western railroad near
Chickasha. |. T.. lay down 10 sleep near
a Ere he had built His clothing
caught fire and he was burned 10 death.
Mrs. Harriet Holland OF Guthrie. o.
T.. aged 70. was found dead In her
home.
Farmers OF the Indian Territory are
rejoicing over the recent snow and
freeze. They say II will insure a good
crop.
Frank Green Of Oklahoma City, o.
T.. charged with attempting 20 Kill his
wife. was given one year at Lansing.
Mich.
Farmers near Dale, o. T.. are going
10 plant $50 acres in potatoes this
year.
State Health Officer Tabor has pur-
chased fumigating barge at cost
OF s37.250.
Ed Raymer OF Texarkana. Tex.
charged with killing an unknown man
there. has been arrested and held In
$3.50 bond.
The losses OF cattle In Shackleford
county. Texas will average ] per cent
from the cold spell.
William Johnson OF Chico. Tex. a
veteran OF the Seminole and Mexican
wars. Is dead. at the age OF 50.
Roby. Tex, is to have waterworks
A company has been formed with a
capital Of $4,000.
Denison. Tex. Is to have rural free
delivery.
The explosion OF dust in a coal mine
in Hondo. Mex. caused the death OF
IS persons.
All the mills OF the American Wool
en- company OF Olneyville. N. j., have
closed down. throwing 5000 people out
OF work.
Six cases OF smallpox are reported
at Broadway. Tex. In one family.
Thomas S. Gathright Of Austin, Tex,
took an overdose Of chloroform and
died from the effects.
A boiler explosion at Hohenwald
Tenn. caused the death OF two per-
Ions.
The cold wave has done much dam
age 20 cabbage, and range cattle In
Texas.
John Hutchins, aged 40. was struck
by train near wylle, Tex. and In
stantly killed
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
A PREACHER WITH NERVE.

Rev. +. p. Goodson, presiding
elder of this district, before he en-
tered the ministry rode the range
and there became acquainted with
many things liable to De handy in
any mans life. OF couse he be-
came acquainted with the use and
possibilities Of six. thooter. He
was riding on the train over in the
Pecos country when a deputy sher-
i'll, who was carrying magnificent
jag under the same belt that carried
his official six-shooter and car
tridges, came in and sat down in a
seat in front of Mr.. Goodson by the
side Of lady who was travelling
alone. Mr.. Goodson saw that the
drunken officer was annoying the
lady, and so asked him to 60 into
the other car. The officer preferred
to remain where he was, whereupon
Mr.. Goodson took him by the collar
and lifted him out OF his seat. The
officer tried to pull his gun, but
before he could get it out of the
scabbard, Mr.. Goodson, who knew
what to do in such an emergency,
had his wrist in a vise.like grip
and proceeded to twist it. The
officer dropped the gun and
then Mr.. Goodson proceeded TO
twist his neck, which had such a
quieting effect on the drunken man
that he was willing to walk into
the smoking car, sit down and be
good. Mr.. Goodson is all right
wherever he may be and there is
not more popular preacher in the
district than he.-Lordsburg IN.
NJ Liberal.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04

Why, the torrent Of your anger
seemeth nothing less than sham
med! Prithee, sir, through all the
future let its turgid tide be
dammed!-Houston Post.
To be shot clear through in
Houston or half-shot midst Alvin's
fleas-neither one has much attrac-
ton to man that's hard to please.
Where the bad men pull their
triggers in the old South Texas
town and the women fair cut figures
whereby they gain renown, where
rhyming writers revel in dreams
of blood and gore in the first
DAYS of the new year, right on
top of what they swore, I'd
not linger; come to Bryan, free
from bullets and from ileas, and
where the sweet club woman
tlrives and never fails to please;
where editors on New Years, when
they take their annual swear, never
fail to change the brand, at least,
which they haven't done down
there.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
SMITH COUNTY TOMATOES.
An Eagle Correspondent at Arp Says
They Were Killed.

Arp, Smith County, Texas, Feb
ruary 3.-We got the Eagle today,
and il is indeed welcome visitor.
We have lived here about two
months now. We have a business
little town here, with two churches,
five stores and one school. Our
school is conducted by Prof, Ar.
mold.
The land out here is sandy, the
water is good aud there is plenty
Of it.
We are undergoing some wintry
weather now, and have had eight
days of snow and sleet.
We were glad to see our old
friends letter from DimmIt in the
Eagle, and are glad that he has
found the good country, but we
think we have found a better one.
This is the place for peaches and
tomatoes. The truckers are having
bad luck and will have to plant
some of their tomato land over on
account Of the cold.
As this is our first, we will stop
short, and if this don't find its way
to the waste basket before il does
in type, we will come again.
Success to the Eagle and Bryan.
A Subscriber.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
Death r.n.l,, for A...nI.

Gonzales. Tex. Feb. 3-Hop Hop
kins. colored. was tried on a charge OF
criminal assault. alleged 20 have been
committed last month. on a s-year-old
negro girl. TeXana Brown. Hopkins
pleaded guilty Co the charge. The
Jury went out at 10 O'Clock p. m. and
returned a verdict OF guilty as charg'
ed in the Indictment and assessed bis
punishment at death
Last Wednesday Hopkins was con
victed OF criminal assault ON another
negro girl 70 years old. and was giver
a sentence Of ~ years In the peniten
tiary. He is about 20 years old.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
ROW AT A WEDDING.
Jealousy Cause. AostT ans and Hnssisn'
60 siash zach Othev.


New York. Feb. ga rio, In Yon-
kers. the outcome of festivities In con-
nection with an Austrian wedding. re-
suited in the serious injury Of Ave par
Elephants. two OF whom had TO be tax
en- TO a hospital. When the police
reached the house where the wedding
was held. they found a crowd Of at
least 1000 In the streets. Within many
OF the guests were engaged In conflict
After a fierce hand TO hand conflict
with the crowd, the police, having been
reinforced. got into the house. There
they found John Stugo. the best man
and John Beula terribly cut and bruis'
ed. Three others also we're badly hurt
Both the bride and groom, In their ct
foA TO restore harmony. had los'
m OF their clothing. The bride ex
planned that the row was the outcom'
OF Hatred OF the Austrians by Russian
VINO were present.
After making several arrests an'
placing the wounded men In ambu
lances. the police withdrew and th'
ceremony proceeded.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
SWEAR OFF AND COME TO BRYAN.

He was shot in old Houston,
where they drink mountain dew,
and the mothers feed their babies
on hot revolver stew; where you
wake in the morning shot full of
bullet holes, and find your sole
companions are disembolied souls.
He was shot in old Houston, where
their aim is always true, and the
principal amusement is shooting
policemen through; where the doc
tors use as medicine for all the
the human ills dose or two OF
bullets instead Of giving pills. He
was shot in old Houston, where
quirrels grow on trees, and bullets
from the rifles buzz through the air
like bees; where the instruments
they play on when they give a
dance or hop are the musical re.
voIver, and they call off with a pop,
/ have heard that Houston is o
very fine old town, that the women
are all noted for their beauty and
renown, but I'll stay in Alvin
where the women cut less figure,
and the men not so hasty, nor SO
damn quick to pull the trigger
Alvin Sun.
Aye, he chose to die in Houston
rather than to 1--we at ease where
the people down in Alvin bask and
dream Of things-and heas. Better
to be shot in Houston, midst the
bullets zip and tear, than forever
live in Alvin or be half.shot down
there. Better handsome maids
and matrons, better petulance of
trigger, than TO waste ones smiles
Sin Alvin, where the women cut
less figure" Meier a man here so
ungallant as confess a thing like
that. Oh, ye women fair Of Alvin!
where do such things leave you at?
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
Wants to Come Back to Old BraIos.

The Eagle is in receipt OF the
following from a gentleman now in
West Texas:
editor Eagle:-If you can learn
OF any land through the country
not rented, please give notice and
let me know. | wish to be fur
nished and work on halves. want
to get back to old Bryan to sell
cotton and trade. As l lived in
Brazos county fourteen or fifteen
years, it seems like home. ! mean
business. Hoping to hear from
you, |
The name and address will be
given on application.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
Two Men Fscsped

New York. Feb 3-Two men under
Indictment for burglary In the Queens
county Jail have escaped. They appar-
emily had the matter we'll planned
They were william Travis. alias VII.
liam O'Neill. and william Watson. one
OF his confcderatcs Both We're under
three indictments. charged with the
most severe form Of burglary Watson
choked his cellmatc almost 10 death
before leaving. No trace OF the men
has been found.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
Two Italian. Captured.

Brockwayville. Pa. Feb. 3-Half
naked and nearly starved. Thomas
Madelana and Bonnie Poll. the Italians
wanted for the murder OF James Hee-
kin at Shawmut Saturday. Jan. Is, were
brought 10 bay In a lonely woods near
Crenshaw. two miles from this place.
and captured.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
o,d.., Color.d Phy.lcl.n Dead.

Delaware. O.. Feb. 3.-Dr. Samuel
whyte. aged IS years. the Oldest col
ored physician IN Ohio died saturday
night. His father purchased freedom
and with his wife and son moved from
Richmond. Va, 10 Delaware county
where he had lived over go years. lie
was one OF the most wealthy men In
Delaware county.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04

Norfolk. Va Jan. Sl-Ftre was ais
covered on thehrst floor OF the Column
bia building at o'clock this morning
In Is minutes me flames burst through
the roof and the rear wall had fallen
in. Explosions Of whisky barrels IN
Browns saloon blew out the front on
the FIRST and second floors and scat
tered the flames across the street 10
less than half an hour the Atlanu1
hotel and another building were
burned.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
Accidentally Knlsd Himself

Bonham. Tex. Feb. 3.-Gld Smith ac-
cldentally shot and killed himself at
his home In this city. Mr.. Smith was
handling a i5-caliber pistol. when he
let u drop 10 the floor. The pistol
was discharged. the bullet passing en-
tirely through his bowels. He lived
about ten minutes after the accident
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
LITTLE CEDAR.

Little Cedar, January 27.-Miss
Mollie James and brother, Altman,
visited their sister, Mrs. Joe Tay-
lor, of Navasota Bottom Saturday.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Redden was made happy by
the arrival of a girl baby on the
18th instant. Woodbine.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
We are authorized to announce
il. FOUNTAIN

as candidate for reelection as rep
resentative from the 18th district
(Brazos county,, subject 10 the ac-
ton OF the Democratic party.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
SCOTT FIELD,

OF Robertson County,
subject 10 the action Of the Demo
cratic primaries.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04
TUESDAY, FEB. 1, 1902.
FOR CONGRESS.

r.. T.. PRINCE,
Of Navarro County,
subject to the Kansas City Demo-
cratic platform aud the action oil the
Democratic party.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-02-04

EmmePs Prescription Pharmacy.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-06

TrIbja9rs
&~leiOermaaren,
Seine @oa Tabrifate,
Set0e un0 @OQe
NObitGten.

0a& ben ausfassn Der Isiisnbsn Gnt.
tperfer unb Mobifen srf6sint es, bab bic
Sheer unb tpei6 anIiesenbs sinfa@e ia.
brifate flr bisie Saifon ben erftsn Blat
einnebmen perben. tpdbrenb inopp ss.
i1eerie RameeIs Saar Watsrialien. unb
Seioe unb @oQ 5attitate nit tleinen
5iauren uno Streifen bic Ropiidtsn um.
fanen ipsrben.
nnier enforcement bon fnadsriasn
Sbeer Rnierialien ia arO6 unb isbr poi.
ftdnbis. SO umfaBt ales in ben neusn
6nrben in einfa6en unb npartsn gHstten.
8ieIe fino nur in sinfa1en 2leioeri&nit.
ten bsrseftelt unb ibnnsn ni&t piebsr.
bolt tuet6en, Wir tpinihsn ouf foleenoe
@etpebs oufmsriiam ,u MAIDEN, bic mir
IN elmer 2inie bon nsusn Sarben unb
i@tpars seieen:
Grepe MeIanse, Gtamins,
gOile @eIanse. Siamoiie,
Grepe ou @Oro, Sapiadius,
8oiIe Moudet. goIiennsS.
8rode Yointelle, @raniteS.
Crepe be 4ariS, 8enetianS.
@eau De Grant, Ganpas Sud-,
8aDne Chenille. @maSon Sud-.
@renaoine Suie, 8isOreug.
Grepe be Chine. @lbatrob,
8iarris Goro. 4runelIa
0ottoasn Don 8Isiostmuhstn Don mau.
tsn tleier Watsr,dlisn line aeeenmGrtig
IN. %unisren S&iufeufern ausssfsQt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-03-06
&neIauh.

- DN Dtauiantens Suiporteure Qeps
nan 4 @raanboom in Gmherbam ioQsn
nod gmsrila ssfa&tst babsn.
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'erbcrrasenoer ameritanif4er arst, Der
bort felt Subrsn praitieirts. sefiOrbsn.
- SIN 1raEeI bat bic 8ani bon 8is.
pcob & Worsan nit goftbas gum Bee
Ira8s bon $4,000 bancroft sema&t.
- Sn 8ubapsR fol- cine 8erf&pDr.
ane entbedt fem, ben prinsen 0ietor
auf ben Enron 6ranirei6s su
etbebsn.
- SIN pOrtusaI Bat cine Goio. nsbsr.
f&pemmune erobe 8erbesrune unee'
Sn 9sIra iinb pisle @sbdubs
= Ser Nfriiareifenbe Gmit SoIub.
felt longer 9sit i&tper frant mar.
1T in Wlsn. Ositsrrei&. i'm AItsr bon IS
Sabrsn peri4tsosn.
Sn paris 10 General 3. s. ).
5 sanntn8ros 8eitorben. Der bon ber q,ts
auf bisnte uno IN ben leBtsn 80 Sabrsn in
alien Rtiessn Sranirsi&s fo4t.
- SIN Rosiau pirb semeIbet. bab
cine amsritauiide @eIeai1aft it@ bic
eontrols absr ben e%eiammten S&if.
'1'p' uu' '' 2D0'Ba hPs'" w"
Bel einem 8ranbe in Dintelsbabl,
Bnpern, flrjten bic Wauern zines 9nu'
ies 10 pl6el,b suiammen. bab Fe 10
WitgIieber Der freitpiQieen 6euertpebI
oes Dries erfHluaen.
gie 9eutthe absriseith, Non,o,,
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AprlI in Der Staot Ulsgltc unisr BEN
Namen 9eutids 3ransatlantif8e .Bant
etns 5llluIs ,u st6Hnen.
sonsobIsr he, e-;nosho,.,s, hoh.n
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au,on hen erif,n VI riuiSntsn nss q S,ar'
osntsn @srs,ois maInor Can, m,,
Ramsn, %e,fanesn eenommen.
ca ,ohI,s;As ms,h,s,v,,s, snh
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