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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12
Events at Greensboro.
Especial to News and Observer

(Spcclal TO News ana observer
Greensboro N. c., Dec. 11.--A noted
temperance lecturer, in the person of
Rev. s. II. Cummings, of Baltimore, Md,
is in the city, in the interest of the
Worlds Temperance Union. He will try
to make arrangements for two or three
meetings in this city.
A letter from Mr.. w. P. Dillon, from
Havana, Cuba. brings the information
that he has just succeeded in opening a
big warehouse there for the furniture
factories of High Point, and prospects
for splendid trade are bright. He will
return to Greensboro in two weeks, leav-
ing an experienced furniture manager
and salesman in charge of the Cuba end
of High Points constantly charging
furniture trade circle.
Several hogs have died in eastern Gull
ford recently of a disease with which
their owners were unfamiliar.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12

Johnson showing that the Baptists have
felt the better times in increased collcc-
lions for education and missions. The
North Carolina Christian Advocate says
that in the Western Methodist Confer
ence, there was an increase of $2.229.26
for missions and more than $500 in
crease in salaries of preachers.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12

Dear Jeter: What in the mischief are
we going to do now? If l appoint Wick,
all the Lily Whites will desert us; if
refuse to appoint him the negroes in the
close districts will be offended and my
Crum letter will destroy my reputation
for sincerity. Can't you get the Demo-
cratic Congressman to withdraw their
protest to Vick's appointment or do some
fool thing that can get us out of the
pickle we are in? Pray, try to pull us
out of the nine hole into which my adj
ministration seems to have gotten. If
you will. I'll give you that Federal
Judgeship your mouth is watering for.
Teddy.-Rhamkatte Rooster.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12

The Attleboro cheap jewelry concerns
are opposed to the ratification of the
French treaty. The private interests of
a few New Englanders is of more con-
Germ to Lodge and Proctor and Aldrich
than the interests of the whole Ameri-
can people, Therefore the French treaty
will not be ratified.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12
MORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

BY virtue of a mortgage executed by l.
w. Jones and r. B. Jones, his
wife, bearing date November 1st,
1887, and recorded in the Regis
ter's office of Wake county, N. c., in
book 176, page 81, November 21st, 1902.
l will on Monday, December goth, 1902,
at the Court House door, in the city of
Raleigh, at II o'clock M, sell to the
highest bidder for cash, the lands therein
described, adjoining the lands of d. A.
Ray, L. f. Harrison and others, con-
tanning twenty acres known as the
Nancy Sykes place, and the land in
herited by said l. w. Jones from his
father, ]. B. Jores.
JOHN NJ. CRENSIJAW, Mortgage.
Wake Forest, N. c., Nov. Goth, 1902
"a 11-2S-1 mo.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12
a MORNING TONIC.
(PhillipS BrookS.)

Lesser things will drop out as the
hand closes upon the larger duty or the
greater blessing, just as the hand that
reaches out to grasp the great strong
oak lets go it's hold on the blade OF
grass it had gathered.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12
ANOTHER PLAIN DUTY"

Bills are pending in Congress to create
three new States, Arizona, New Mexico
and Oklahoma. The Republican Nation
al Convention in it's last platform pledged
itself to enact legislation that would give
Statehood to these territories. Here is
the declarations:
I'VE favor home rule for and the
early admission to statehood of the
Territories of Arizona, New Mexico and
Oklahoma"
The majority of the Republican Senate
Committee has approved bill to give
Oklahoma statehood, but voted against
making States out of New Mexico and
Arizona Reason: They believe Okla
homa will be Republican and fear that
New Mexico and Arizona will be Demo-
cratic.
This is one more of the ''plain duties"
that the Republicans are avoiding.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12

If Roosevelt will turn the selection of
a postmaster at Wilson over to Senator
Simmons and Representative Kitchin,
Wilson will have a good postmaster and
the whole difficulty will be settled.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12

The Washington Post again hits a
nail on the head when it says that "the
negros worst enemy in the South is q
Federal Office
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12

The Finance Committee of the Geor-
gia State Senate favorably recon-
mended the franchise tax bill that pass
ed the House. The vote was 8 to 6. The
fight in the Senate will be hot and bitter.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12

Republican ticket for 1904: President,
Teddy Roosevelt; Vice-President, Jeter
Pritchard. Platform: Anything to get
in on.
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TRANSFER BOOKS CLOSED.

TRANSFER BOOKS CLOSED.
Notice is hereby given that the books
for the transfer of stock in the North
Carolina Railroad Company will be
closed from the 1st January 1903 till the
1st February 1909
j. II. 4IcLEAN~
Secretary and Treasurer.
1913. 4wKs.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12

In the meantime Sam Wick continues
to draw the salary.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12
J. NJ. GALLOWAY.

In line with Col. GalIaway's pertinent
inquiry, the following from the Savannah
Morning News is to the point:
1.-THE New York Journal of Commerce
still insists there was leak in the De-
partment of Agriculture on last Wednes-
day when the estimate of the cotton crop
was about to be given out. Mr.. Wilson,
the secretary of the department, and Mr..
Hyde his statistician, insist that there
was no leak, and that the information
that was circulated on the floor of the
New York Cotton Exchange was nothing
moro than guesses of shrewd members.
Secretary Wilson points out that the
system by which the estimate is reached
is such that nobody except the statis-
tician. can know what the estimate is
until there is a publication. and Mr. Hyde
is very certain that he gave out no in
formation.
"But the Journal of Commerce says
that an hour before noon it was stated
that the estimate showed a crop of
10 SOC. 900 bales, and that some OF the
strongest houses in the city began to
sell cotton, because the estimate was
larger than was expected. The Journal
of Commerce also says that twenty
minutes before noon it was stated the
government report showed crop of
104t7 900. and at noon the government
published that estimate.
at does look as If there were need of
more explanation than Mr.. Wilson and
Mr.. Hyde have vet made. Certainly
their denial is not satisfactory. No
doubt. of course, they are very sincere
in thinking there was no leak bIlt tho
Journal of Commences statement shows
there was something more than guess
work"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12

For LaGriope and Influenza
use CHENEY'S EXPECTO-
RANT,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1902-12-12
a BALE OF COTTON.

Madison. N c., Dec. II, 1902
If John Doe buys 100 bales OF cotton
from Richard Roe for future delivery
all settlements of that contract are on
the basis of 500 pounds of cotton to the
bale. This means that 500 pounds is the
standard commercial bale. 1t has been
stated in two of the leading papers OF
North Carolina that the recent estimate
uttered by the United States Government
of the 1902 crop of cotton was on basis
OF less than 800 pounds to the bale. One
paper put it 46S, one 4S0 II either of
these statements be correct. the govern
ment has been guilty of cruel wrong to
the cotton producer He is poor, has no
friends. Powerful financial interests are
daily hammering at the price of his
product. If his own government turns
against him he is indeed to be pitfed-10,-
600 900 bales means 5000 90 pounds of
lint cotton Every ten pounds variation
in the weight Of bale means 100, 900 900
pounds lint cotton or 200, 900 bales twenty
pounds variation means 400, 900 bales If
the government estimate of 10.400 900
bales was based on 4S0 pounds to the
bale the extra 400,O 900 bales are accounted
for at once If on 468 pounds to a bale
tnen buo.Ueo DdleS ought 10 COME
off, leaving 100000 bales. The first
government estimates of 100000 was
perhaps of standard bales. All estimates
not intended to mslead should be on the
basis of standard bales. The govern
ment estimate was accepted by the pub
lie as of standard bales and depressed
the price at once full % points or a cent
per pound 1t took SIPS per bale at
once out Of the pocket of the producer
and put it in the pocket of the buyer,
generally capitalist. protected in his in
dustry. Good Republican doctrine. II
might be in order for the government
to state on what basis the estimate was
made.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-21
WciienOe W9entem:
Spiepb SlciBner. Snbu 1ublcr.
PAUL Nnebel. 8. .. 6amrs.
Scr Snprrniinrrnrath

crnnmitc ON 9onnerStng Die folgcn.
Den @l1tter ST offi5ielen 3eitnugen
ron 9u6ilQite GpuntD: Dubuque
Zines, oSelegrapg-Seralb", nS6e
Catholic Sribune", .GascoOe Eio.
neer", r3perspiue Commercial" ulo
,9telpS 2etter". Die Dubuque
Simes" ~geb6broet iif MN ais rSiel-
iraB" erIten 8aiiers uno wil geri6t-
lid Die %@ntifeioung beS Superpiio.
rlnrntbeS unitoben. Sic iuia MIR
lrci 3eitingcn ernnnnt bober, mie eS
naS @eieB ppridreibt.
CAB Die refine 8~efr0Bigfeit ole Gin.
aige, ielbitiiif,tige llriud)e ser u9ua
bllqllc SineS" ill bieier Sabe lit, err
ai6t iih barullS, oaB Die nSimes" ieit
Den lebten SSabren nit flint onoereu
SiGttern Die Gcl0er getbeilt bat, O6-
ld,on Die GeleBe be5iiglid pfiiaieller
glGtter 1T Oieier 3eit oieielben nie
bellte moren. Grit OieieS Sabr milf
Die Zines" aeiebli6 beriabren.
Sine erGBere Selldelei ldBt iid)
falim benfen.
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llcbrr bic Robal StaIian Yanb,

melhe am 9ienstag, ben %. Ssanuar,
Na6mittags uno Ibenbs I'M bieiigen
@ronO Opera Souie coHcertireu
miro, i6reibt Der Soma State Ee.
glitter" bonn II. Sanuar, wie folgt:
Sic &opal SStalian 8anb nit
ibren 80 Stiid Snitrumenten, fill.
ten geitern @beno bos @uoitorium
bis sum Come nit Muiif. Gs NOR
Oa5 nidt Die gem0bnli6e oWeliif.
bauoe", ionoern cine MtltIif, Die mie
bon elmer &apeQc bon 800 Stiid rmo
1000 Stimmen berriibrt. lleber, ali
oieiem Wtecre bon WhtIif hebt lid,
empor @iuleppe Greotore. Der 9iref-
tor. Won t0nnte Gle Mlriif nid,t
obne i'm beihreiben. Seine Geriog
uno iciue 8elpegungen ipiegeln GILES
2aS mi6er, mas Ole Wtuiit mIttbeilt.
&em Sic Wuliftenner iin0, 10 Der.
ben Gle ent5iidt iciu. &em Sic
nenig 0opou perIteben, miro linen
Greotore'$ &apeae eineu GiHblid III
6eren Wonnen gebcu. sd babe
o@iI6cIm Eel" touicno Wol qcbort
mno id fam jehe Nelooie oe5iclbeu
ipielcn uln ib fam CS 10 ant mie 0aS
Glpbnbct", inNtc ell MhIlifant, ouher
ib hoGe c5 ME 5unDr mirflid ipietcn
Ncb6rt. Gold SriginolitGt! Sold)'
Strait! 3as mar arobortiae Mniif!"
Gin onbercr 3ubOrer ertlGrte: o3u-
oiel Sob fam oieier aapeile nidt ge-
ipen6et iperben!"
Die Spicl" itnb aiiuitler, oher
aiiritler o6cr nid,t. Greotore meiB Iie
sum @er5en I'll ipielcn madca. Cd Der
3uhGrer &enner lei oocr nidt. @r
nro6t Scoem ieine Mfiiif p~eritebet!
Carmen" nahm ole 3ub5rer i'm
Sturme 9efangen. Seine ein5lJe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-21
Sen Jtam mcntoo

foro Sror Moria u. Smith, @uttir
oeS SricoenSridtcrS ilno Stoot-
Iiiellors IN Git Gubltulle. slltf DEM
Setniiueac mad, Sub1tqltc ioben Die
illnger MGlmer 2inoiop mo Shdff.
lc Sciler in bcr Slide Der Strait
unO bccitten lih, baslelbe 81
sns bieies eeidcben, fanben
lie Die 2eid,e Der Srau Smith am
liegen unO beren Iuml trat
Elm nnb itel Dor Sdmer5 in Sbn.
Sin Der Seid)e Der Srall mar
oas Sleiid bon einem glrme obge-
brarmt 1nD an bent anoereu iparet
Die Singer bis ON Die Sano abge.
fobit. Sie 10 entieBli6 llmsefom.
meme mar 40 Sabre alt.
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ben &ir6enbau 3u Guttrubrra

miro nod beridtet, boB Die nett,
$50 Sub laltg, 81 brett mo
cine Sburmhobe BON TAO SUB babcu
ica. Ser Sou iol BON Steiu ,lno
Spl5 icin. Ger bod)lp. Safer 5. $.
melfer in 9nuiad)c lcbr
crfabren ut, bat ia Die berrlihe
Sfnule uto bos Yfnrrbaus 10 erfolg.
reid aulfilbren lalien, OaB Die @e.
mcinoen1italieoer oltdj in 9e5ug ntf
ocn &irhcllbml baS Nllerbeite ulb
8raftilbIte erbalten meroen.
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Sn sc oolcm Somubi y
IN Dubuque, Count, itarb am 16.
~SSSonl1or MorgenS A llbr Sruu Gl1ge-
uia SlrnQers, 0eb. Sugauet, I'M Sitter
bon ~ Sabrcn. Sie.ltar6 an elmer
2Gbmng bcS ltnterIeibeS. Sic Ser.
%itorbene, in MeB I'M GliaB 1881 ge-
bpren, perlebte ibre &inoeriabre III
Gemiugen im Standardization mo
'ipl1rOc 1854 ebelid) g"etrdllt 1nO fam
inn Ielben Sabre na6 dubuque
GountD, no tie ieitber lebte. IS
tiiberleben 1e6S SObne uno bier So6s
ter: @etcr BON YortlanO, Ore, So
,hann, Widoel uno ~gtifoIauS bon
9llb1tQlte, @mil 1llto' SSrart 81 Salie,
iS6tpeIter Waria Gliiu6etb bonn
Srau5i5faner-S r0en iii Wtilmalttee,
g9is., Sdpmeiter Waria G0leitinn
bonn Gran3iSfanersSrOe III 9us
.bilQlle, 5ra1 ManOerS it Salfotte.
SSSa., ullO Noele luno Soiepbina 5lt
,@uule. Die Seeroigung fano I'm
Gumstag, ben Is. Sanuar, BON Der
CT. SatGarinens&ir6e aus, inter
iCbr SoDlreider Getbetligung Don
GcrnanOteu, Sreunben uno 9e
funuten itatt. Srau SSSungerS bate
AZ Sabre lang IN Ser ct. &atbartna'
Bemeinbe gele6t. Den tralternhen
Sinterbliebenen uuier ber3li6eS
geilei0!
/8etreffeno Or. g. 90 Fl.
II q, erfabren mir, OaB berielbe qm
IS. 9e5eutber 1901 i'm Sitter bon SO
SSabren 81 Bortage 0eS Siour, ct.
CHARLES County itarb un0 5lpar mpbls
Derieben nit ben bl~SterbeIafra'
menten. 9erielbe mar aus gd)ter,
nad im @rpBber3ogtbum Siiremburg
gebiirtig unO itarb an Der 2ungell-
ent5iin0uug. Wt0ge Der GerItorbene
ruben III 6rieOen!
Cine erfoIqrei6e q e.
mein0e- Germaltung bat
mlier &unoSmamL Der bo6lp. Safer
s. @eplan0, BON Ser ct. 9tifolaltSs
@emeinoe 8u SerieD Gttp sc. s.,
ouf3n3eigen. Sn Gem 3eitraum pom
/. Sonuar 1901 bis gum 1. Sanuar
1902 bat Die @emeinoe tbre Sdrtloen
bon $11,249.00 ouf $631.11 berab.
aebradt, olio $10,617.S9 auf Die
S6uIOen be5abIt. 9as ipri6t iebr
az @unlten bon 8rielter uno Sc.
meinOe. gbre Sbnen!
3u 20 aurice Sa., ipur6en Sr.
&eter 8efer, So6n oes Serrn Rifo.
lalS @efer bon Hemien, Sa., uno
SRI. Ntimla S6neQ bon 2eWiar5,
So, ebelid) getrolt. Hadt Der
Sod5eit fubr Die Mlltter 6eS 9rGuti.
cams, Srou 8eder in 8eglettltnq bon
Sobom 3biQ, melder in @ilters
Neitmlrout nngeitcQt lit, nad Sc.
WorS. Sin Wdodcu belt Die 3iigel.
NlS cS iii &eYtarS obgelprungeu mar,
bronnten Die GferOe Oitrd uno Trau
&eder puroe 0erartig aus benz
@oGen gelporfen, DOB lie einen oop.
pelten Irm6rt6 erlitt.
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&ure 10 DIES.
gereiniate StaateiL
Wo6trG9ti9J
(gf a Id trG9ti9 d.
@n bic 2aremburgcr bnu Dubuque
unD umgegenn!

Nn on0ercr Stelc filtoen ltnlere
Seicr oen G(ltfrltf an Die Surertbltr'
ger IN Imerifn, 81 Der Gollette mr.
sic nlonnmentolc &otiDe mo @au-
fobrtS-a Stride I'M 3@roBber5ogtbume,
in ser StaOt 2urembltrg bei5ltltelterrl.
SlI$ Ser bohip'ite 9tIdof BON Sus
Tembltrg, @tlgr. s. IS. Scope" III
DUBUQUE por, tpltrbe feline Gollette
DeranitaItet, in Ser b%eIttmmten ab-
fift, 0aB ole 2uyem6ltrger BON Slt'
buqlte llno Der llmgegenb, Dlele
Goaefte, Die mir beltte be9Intert, II
0ffnen iollten lno 10 III beloroe'
rer gSeiic'Da5u %beitragen %iolten, DAB
allen 2unoSlenteL lpelde lto1
uiht @elcgenbeit batten 81 Dem 10
iiberou$ 6eOcutungSpollen &erfe init
3luuirtell, Oieie 0eleGenbeit erbalten
ioQten. SoldeS 9ei6iebt MN.
glltf Ser f~iiniten Seite finoen Die
2cier Sen gtufruf nit 9lugobe Der
@riinoe, sic 9erpib 10 beoelltungs'
boQ iino, 0aB fein &anOSmann 5ltrilf-
fteGen ioQte. Gin Scoer TRACE fret
ipiaig ml0 ire,6iJ 5t Dem groBen
@erfc bel. GS gift cine Shat 81
pollbringer1, mclGe Ser 9tadmelt,
nud pielclL pielen Sabren, ia nad
SSabr D1tnberten Die reli9tos.
potriotii6e glnbGuglidfett Scr &u.
Tem6urger in s(ncrifa rno oeren
G66ue uu0 No6fommen al oaS dlte
Seimotblonb, bos $er5 Selu uno Die
Sr0iterin Ser &etrii6ten perfunoert
miro. sc frciQebiaer uniere 9aben
beito gr0Ber rnier Altbm!
&~ano$lellte pom Gltbuqlle 1l1o Der
1lmgegeu0, SIR bait III 10 pielen,
nielen 9uteu 9ingeu eiu grteS 9et-
ipiel gegeben. @ebt audi bel oieier
SaGe ritbntli6 noran!
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SIN Stabtrrtb

1ot cine idarfe &oraanasneiie aegen
Die s. o.. ". : Giienbubn ~bcgonnen.
9ie g%enunnie @abn meigert lid) nGim-
lid ibreu Sbeil Ser Soften fiir Die Or
rid)tltng oeS Gee Brand Candles an
Gagle Yoint Npenue 5u DedeH. Nuf
Nntrog Nloerman &inBin9ers iDlrroe
Der Gabn befoblen, inuerbalb Ied)3ig
SaQcn Die &foiten megSurGumeu.
ipelhe lire @eleiie iiber Dem Gee
9rand) 9annl Itiitcn, neil Oieie ben
genoimten @oIicrueg hemmen.
MiOrigenfnllS miro Die Stabt flag
bar merben. - Gem Staotamalte
ipllroe uufgetra9en OoS Guultp 81
uertlngen Inn 9~e6ablltng Der AuSlds
ge1l ipegen beS @inoior Sotel Eocfem.
foIleS. - 3ir Sefdmpiung Der $50.
den murOe Die StoOt IN 5pei S6eiIc
1ctbeiIt, nGmli6 o5erDolb uno inter-
hul6 Der If. StrdBe. Grltcrer Sbeil
i'll IN Ger SbGnlt bon Or. Sarcpd ulo
Sront 6lpnl; 5~lpeiter utter Or.
Wihacl uno Sam Starr. - Die
llmlu9e Der Sant S%nIllrance 8e6Gil.
De Gontpanp iplrr6c ntf $4,000 felt
aeieBt, Iadlt anf $250,0O0 lpie Der
ACCOMPLISHMENTS eS 0ethan
bate. - Die 0ubltqlte ulo 8iS,
cOrriin @riidcn GeieQiddit protes
itirt gegen StrnBcnbubnen ouf 2in-
coin glpeme. - Gin 8eilmobcits-
Canal ipurOe 5llm 9au pergcben
ltn0 5par on 8. q. &ringle gegen
Oas Nngebot bon Sligo. Ser &a-
nal iol 5mii6en Der eagle Toint
IUe. uno Der II. StraBe gelcgt
lper0en.
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Sic Steuer= Jrett6en

ha6en ioweit 100000 al Steuern
mir Die Gointp : Sermaltlug erbO.
ben. Sbr nereiter SelbSug lit gegen
ben Stolrt-Ra6laB 9eridtet, Oeiien
&erwalter, tuie Die Srettden I'M Sc
ridltc ertlGren, Den NadlaB IN eiu
puac Stunoen abgeipidelt bdtten ais
lie b0rten, OuB ma Die nidtbe5nbl-
ten Steuern erbeben Dolle. Die
5rettdel geben geridtli6 Dor llno
p%erlnneen @ieberer0ffmlng Der Iad)-
laBlnuIie. gS ioaen $4,000 rid.
itGn6ige Steurn an erbeben iein.
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Befannfmahnng.

is Miro bierbei befamt gemad)t.
naii pir, 8eter &1enc itno 6ran5 ~.
IJtmarL 9'titglieoer Ger Sirna Eetcr
aiene & Sohn, III, beitte NIT @ilgcil
Is. &icne ols nclle$ WtitalieO Der
6irnta Eete, &iena & Sobn perhriI,
Den hoben, oeren Name unb Sc.
iGoiiSnletbooen mrperGnbert blei6en.
Eetcr aiene.
Srans @. glltmon.
huqu Sa., .. San. 1902.
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Mm cam uMcr.

@ir baben oil 100 900 Adsr por,ii9Ii6er
Tarm, eanbsrsien in Wiuneiota m,b Glib
9afota 81 preiien bon 50 bis S2l pro ater
Al perfaulen.
GbeniaIs cine Narm pom 1,020 ader nit
Qiten @ebalIoen.
Sin Sarm pon 440 Alder, idmmtlib cults
pirt. mt 9utel WebauoeI.
Sin lid gut ,ablenoss Sotsl NIB anocre5
Narms uuo Stdoteiaeltbnm entpeoer 81 per:
tauien ODER al pcrtauibel.
gitte bel uns por;uiprehm nno mir mers
ben Sbren Giiniden entlpre1cn.
Sobn Yicr l. Co.,
@runbeiaentbnm uuo &eriideunn9ss asent,
352 Siebente Strape, Gubnane. Soma.
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6saeu haoca.

Sd emy,eoIs uIrrllIH SItoop', heriihmte.
pelfidhe lSluoeg. Sic e,Den DHteu ltoen
Gipa ND: auigsorc1eis MtGS ioWohl
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