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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19
WARREN.

The Washington County Union of
Good Templars will be held at War
rem on Thursday, February "a. The
afternoon session will be private and
devoted to the interests of the order.
In the evening public prize speaking
will be held, each lodge of the union
sending its speakers An excellent
program is being arranged and a most
interesting union is assured. Mount
Pleasant Lodge of Warren is making
ample preparations for the entertain
ment of the union during the session.
Let ever good templar possible be
present as much important business
will be dealt with.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19

When the Emperor of Germany
makes an unexpected call upon the
ambassador of Great Britain at ten
O'Clock in the morning, it is very evil
dent that the Emperor of Germany is
in an excited state of mind. The OBJ
iect of his majesty's call was to dis
cuss with the British ambassador
Lord Cranbornes denial of the pro
posal of April IA, 1889, as made by
Lord Pauncefote, proposal in effect
that the European powers bring pres
sure to bear in behalf of Spain. This
proposal is now authenticated by Off
cial dispatches of the German gov
eminent, as published in the Journal.
The object in denying the authenti-
cation, so the Emperor believes, is to
stir up anti German feeling in Amer
lea during Prince Henry's visit. Con-
sidering the strained feeling existing
between England and Germany such
an incident as this might prove a
spark to fire the magazine and cause
an explosion. The Emperor evidently
believes that some explanation must
be made before the affair passes be-
yond the point of explanation. 1t is
very hard for us in America to accept
the German theory that in his pro-
posal Lord Pauncefote voiced the
views of the English government.
The explanation given at Washington
is that Lord Pauncefote was simply
passing on the suggestion of the Aus
trian minister as a matter of personal
and not official friendliness to Austria,
and that Great Britain at no time en-
dorsed the suggestion of her ambassa-
dor
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19
BARNARD, SUMNER &
PUTNAM CO.,
Worcester, Massachusetts.
RELIABLE
MAIL ORDER HOUSE.
Ribbon Department

A new line of BLACK SATIN BACK
VELVET RIBBONS, put up especially
for our trade, and having our name on the
wrapper; thus we do not have to pay
extra, as is usually the case for advertising
the makers name The advantage in
price which this will secure to our Gus
toners is considerable
No. l, usually sold Toe, will be soc
No. J, usually sold 90c, will be zoe
No. 2, usually sold S1.15, will be Soc
No. 3, usually sold 81 40, will be S1.15
No. 4, usually sold S1.60, will be S1.30
Up to No. % at the same ratio of reduc-
ton, while the full highest quality is main
tanned. This lowering of price is quite
consideration.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19

The Continental Congress of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton, which is to be held in Washing
ton for week beginning today, should
be very interesting gathering One
enterprise now in progress is the cree
tion of Continental hall, for which
the society has already over $50, 600
available, and site will probably be
fixed upon during the Congess, 1t is
great pity the two branches-the D.
RS and the d. A. R. 's-could not
now be brought together and all dwell
together in unity-and the new home.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19

The Arkansas Democrat thinks Rep
resentative McLaurin of South Caro-
lima, the Louisiana Senators, and all
others who stand for protection for
special interests, should be kicked
into the Republican camp, where, /"
according to the Democrat "they be-
long. :" This is all very we'll, but
what about German of Maryland and
Jones of Arkansas, who scotched the
Wilson bill and made such a holy
show of it its own author did not know
it when it came back to the House for
final action? Into what camp do they
belong?
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TO SAVE FLOOD WATERS.

Investigations have been started in
Nevada by the United States geologi-
cal survey, under the charge of L.
H. Taylor, looking to the ultimate
storage of the flood waters ON the prin-
cipal streams. On account of the arid
ity of the climate, agriculture must
be carried on by irrigation to be sue
cessful. The rivers are the only
source of water for this purpose, and,
owing to their extremely low flow in
the critical crop growing period, the
territory which can be irrigated is
limited. On the other hand the spring
flow of these streams is large, and i'm
mense quantities of water run to
waste. From measurements taken
by the geological survey the minimum
summer flow of the Humboldt river
was shown to be only seven cubic feet
per second, while its spring flow was
over 5000 cubic feet per second. Dur
ing the last two years the geological
survey have been investigating the
possibilities of impounding the flood
waters of the Truckee, Carson, and
Humboldt rivers by means of storage
reservoirs. The results of these in
vestigations in the basin of the
Truckee river have been compiled and
will shortly be published those of the
Carson river are now being worked
up. The Humboldt river problems
are much more complicated, and a be-
ginning only has been made upon
them
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19

of committee, that even may not and
often do not command the unqualified
assent of majority of its own mem
bers, is not the Senate fairly forced
to invade in some degree the reserved
rights of the coordinate body?
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19

Current apprehension about the safe
ty of Prince Henry while he is the
guest of the United States is unneces-
sary OF course all reasonable pre-
cautions will be taken by both the ma
tional and State governments to pro-
tect the distinguished visitor against
anarchists and other cranks who may
be tempted to shoot at or otherwise
assault him. Beyond that nothing
can be done. To be in constant dan
ger of assault is part of the penalties
of members of royalty and the heads
of nations, be they monarchs or presi-
dents. Prince Henry will not have to
take any more chances than Presi-
dent Roosevelt takes every day not
all chances of death by assassination
can be removed from the path of either
one of them.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19

In the Missouri election next No
vember, the ring will be.pitted against
the masses of it's own party, as well
as against the Republicans. 1t has
been long time since the majority of
Democrats in that State had any
voice in the proceedings of either
party. The ring has been omnipotent
for years. and operates solely for its
own profit.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19
Notion Department

HANDSOME HOSE SUPPORTERS
for very little. Owing to the color range
being broken. we have secured 400 pairs of
ALL SILK WEB, best quality. button
catch and pin top Hose Supporters, made
to sell for soc; offered Monday at
l5c pair
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19

If it be true, as experts say, the
number of cattle in the United States
is greater than ever before, the some
what common belief that the high
prices of meat are caused by the
crowding out of the cattle raiser by
grain growers, orchard men and 9TH
ers who put land to more profitable
use than pasturing live stock is evil
IDENTIFY erroneous. The real cause
must be sought in the method of dis
tribution which put so wide differ
ence between what the cattle raiser
receives and what the customer pays.
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A card.

We the undersigned, do hereby agree to
refund the money on 80 cent bottle of
Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If il
fails TO cure your cough or cold. We also
guarantee % cent bottle To prove salts
factory or money refunded.
Wells, Boyles and Rogers, Cabot
Morse Brothers, Cabot,
$. &. Voodry, Cabot.
l. Wilcox. Moretown,
j. w. Taylor, Moreto Sn.
II. o. Ward, MoretoHn
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19

Arctic Explorer Perry has had
twelve years leave of absence from
the navy department, and has spent it
to good purpose in the frozen north,
where he is still reaching out for the
pole If persistent effort and in
difference to hardships are the requi-
sites needed, Perry will reach his des-
tination
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19

You cannot get unique printing
from an Office with antique equip
ment. The Waterman printing plant
is equipped with modern machines
and appliances operated by skilled
workmen. Therefore its printing is
unique to the letter., Send your job
printing to the Vermont Waterman
ompanys
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19
ioc box
Leather Counter

10 HANDSOME DRESS SUIT
CASES, all leather, cloth lined; good
heavy locks, and well riveted made to sci
$500; offered for
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19

Send your crush" orders for PRINT
ing to the Waterman office. Neat
ness and despatch assured, Envelopes,
noteheads, statements, ETC., printed on
short notice at the Waterman office.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19
I5c pair
Perfume Counter

$50 boxes TRANSPARENT GLY-
CERINE SOAP, a fine grade; made to
retail Toe cake on account of being a
little water soiled, are offered for clear
ance-three cakes in box-for
I0n hoy
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19
WATERBURY,.


The service at the local telephone ex-
change has been improved and increas-
ed and will be greatly appreciated by
the patrons. The office is now open
from seven O'Clock in the morning un-
til ten in the evening and it is said
an all night service is contemplated.
Miss Mary Mcdonald of Montpelier
is employed as stenographer for the
True Manufacturing Company.
The valentine social held at the
Methodist church by the Epworth
League on last Friday evening was
well attended and was a most pleasant
affair
ID. @. Turner has returned from his
vacation and has Iesumed his duties
as clerk in the freight office.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Dufur of Brad
ford were guests of Dr. W. f. Minard
| last week
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy Humphrey last week.
Miss Bertha Pike of Barre is visit
ing in town.
Edward Marble of Montpelier is en-
ployed at James Flies laundry.
Frank Bedor is laid up with brok-
en- leg sustained last week while at
work for A. i. Durkee in Duxbury.
A log with heavy chain attached got
away from him and in rolling down
hill the flying chain struck his right
leg and broke the bone just below the
| knee
Mrs. @. N Arms of Montpelier was
the guest of Mrs. @. H. Haines q few
days last week.
Henry Marshall has moved into the
Bunker Hill paint shop formerly &C.
cupied by George Marion. He now
employees two assistants. He has the
contract for painting and decorating
the nurses home now in process of
construction.
Miss Grace OBrien is at home from
the Normal school at Randolph.
The officers of Alhambra encamp-
ment were installed last Friday even
ing.
One candidate was initiated into
Mentor lodge of Odd Fellows last
week.
H. E. Cooley was in town last week
with eight children from the Catholic
Orphan 5 Home in Boston.s Before
leaving he found homes for all the
children except one little girl who
was i'll and returned with him to Bos
ton.
EAST ROXBURY.
Mrs Luther Blanchard has been il
with pneumonia the past week
George Ladd visited his brother Al
phonso, on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Hubbard o
South Royalton, visited at Luther Blanch
ards last week.
A daughter was born Feb. to DR.. ant
Mrs. l.. b. Allen at Post Mills and grand
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. +. o. Allen.
Harry Peake is stopping with Charlie
Blanchard.
SODOM.
Don H. Dodge of Montpelier has abou
10000 feet of logs ready to be drawn tc
Montpelier from the old Dodge place
He has also bought piece of WOODLAND
of Oram.l Steward from which he is tax
ing timber to Montpelier.
Yrs. Fidelia Daggett is so far recovered
from her fall as to go with cane.
Fitz Willard is moving his household
effects to his prospective home.
George Newton bought fine pair o
work horses at a recent auction sale il
Montpelier.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure Il. W. Groves
signature is on each box. 25c.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19
25c yard

DURING THE PRESENT RIBBON
SEASON, SIMPLE BOWS will be tied
at the counter free of charge.
More elaborate dress garnitures at yer
moderate cost
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19

Accidents come with distressing fire.
quency on the farm. Cuts, bruises, stings
sprains. DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil re
lieves the pain instantly. Never safe.
without il
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19

Look up your Office stationary and
see what you are in need of. Then
call at the Journal Office.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19
Special Ribbons
for Spring

Elegant advance display in our south
window, with a special offering of a inch
Rich Satin Ribbons, worth 39c, in all lead
ing colors and black, at
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1902-02-19
SOUTH BARRE.
EAST CORINTH.

Miss Elizabeth Chamberlin of Newbury
was in town over Sunday, visiting her sis
ter, Mrs, w, S. Dodd.
Born in East Corinth, February II,
twins, boy and girl, to Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Stilwell.
The creamery paid its patrons twenty
five cents for January butter.
The West Topsham Dramatic Company
presented their drama "Ten Nights in a
Bar ROOM to a good-sized audience
Wednesday evening.
Miss Frances Blaisdell is spending her
vacation at home.
BERLIN.
Miss Jessie Crandal is visiting in
Moretown.
Miss Stella Crandall was in Cabot last
week.
Misses Elsie, Poor and Josie Perkins are
at home for their vacation.
There was a surprise party at Levi
Bigelow,s last Friday evening.
Hiram Turner met with what might
have been serious accident last week.
While driving his team he was thrown
from load of logs under the sled
Though somewhat bruised he is able to be
about the house.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-01-09
G6arim8i(@e $faafen.

@otba. 9as 3riessssridt perurz
tbeilte ben Mustetier Serbinanb SrGz
ger bonn Snfanteriez &esiment Rr. 95
gu Gotba tuegen Sabnenflu9t unb mebz
rerer 9iebftdble i'm tpieberbolten Sale
gu IL Sabren 3u9tbaus unb 4usz
ftobung aus benz 9eere.
Sena. 9ie uniperiitGt pirb nad
einem BON ben betbeilisten Resierungen
gefaBten 8ef9lub bonn 1. Npril 1902
ab iunge 9amen, bic bas 2ebrerinnenz
Gramen abselest baben, als 9Drerinnen
in Der pbiloiopbif4en Satultdt sulafz
fen.
Metningen. Sn elmer semeinz
famen Sibuns Der lanoptrtbf9aftz
lthen 0ereine bes Rreiies tpurbe bic
grinbuns elmer neutrality-suspicious.
mer fir bas seiammte 9eraostbum Be-
f4loffen.
Neu q b a. 8. Ser @robfaz
britant 9ermann Rrabner. Snbaber Der
nit 100000 Mart paffipen in Rons
furs seratbenen 2eberfirma 9ermarn
Rrabner iun., tpurbe berbaftet.
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$a@Cem.

Dresben. Der i'm 9etrusspro.
,eb Griebel=M renbt au bier Sabren feds
Monaten @efGngnib unb $4,000 Mdrt
Celebrate perurtbeilte Nsent @renbt
ma9te in Der @efansnibaelle bur4 grs
bdnsen feinem 2eben Elm gnbe.-Muf
Mntrag Der paitoren>R onferen5 bes
plauen'fden @runbes bei&lob bic bless
iSbrige 9aupttonferena Der 9eiitli9en
Ser Gpborie Dresbens2anb i'm 8eifein
Der Sberfoniiforialrdtbe, baB bic
Sauptfonferen5 ibre nebereinfttmmuag
NIT Der bonn 0erbanbe beutf4zebanges
lif9er p%farrpereine %seplanten 3uitime
munssertlGruns gu benz 8ei4lufe bers
ienisen enslii9er @eiftliden ausfpre4e,
tpel9e seser bic unmeni4li4e &rtegsz
Fiibrung ibrer 2anbsleute in Ifrita
proteftirt BADEN.
Mugu It usburg. Ser Stabtses
meinberatb bate bic G~infibruns elmer
Rasenfteuer bef9loTen. 9ieie lit aud
bonn Minifterium s~enebmigt porben
unb trat am 1. Sanuar biefes Sabres
in araft.
Gbemnib. BON ben ftdbti19en
aolIesien tpurben fir bas sSabr 1902
tpieberum 1000 Marf our 8ertbeilung
an nirbise. in unperf4ulbete Notb
geratbene 8eteraner bes beutidzfranz
3Diiden Rrieses 1870 auf 1871 be-
tpiQigt.
2eipais. Die 5rau bes 8u4balz
ters @osel, s'el9er in Solse besansener
l1nterf9lasunsen feline Stele perloren
bate, 10 bab bic Samilie am 9unserz
tu9 nasen muBte. eritidte ii4 unb ibre
bret tleinen Rnaben bur9 8as. 8osel
felbft 1T sefli9tet.
m a B 9. Dos adtidbrise
SDbnden bes 8raumeiiters S9Dnbsrs
in 3f9o9au itirate in Der Suntelbeit
in elm NIT beibem Wafer sefiGtes Sc
fGB unb erlitt babel f9pere 8ranbz
tprnben, tpel9e ben Sob berbeifiibrten.
g 9naraenbers. SIM Sorfe
9riinitGbtel tpurbe bur9 etnen 2aft=
f9litten bic IS Sabre alte Witttpe @eiz
gel auf Der Sorfitrabe umserifep unb
10 f4per perleBt. bab iie Says barauf
perf6ieb.
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, Sunge, tttttfeIaIte ,tno aItc

Serionen, rtlde an trnnfeul ODER oei4u06ter1
Snftanbe bes Ssrpers eSer geiites iniClae Gy,na6idni=
3uns eer Gelnnobeitsrs9,in o. CT %ihersarter Arbe;i i.is
ben, pgthe nsrpos. miins, psr;oaero, ihr atilnris,
nlenlte"i ben limb. tn<sn. in tengI sbeIm Ii D in Der
sr.lt S6mtr, empfir osn. Aae Ger1onsH, ncl6e 5ieie
Sgmptonc BADEN, iouieu bisien grSt ioIort eaRiuittren.
gr bat 2au'eube sebsilt, me DE In Rem lee'sr Siaoisn
uno auideee5e1 roaren. elsidp sL, rper es ~periebtte, ssers
iOnti c Gnuiulatinn lit In poraefdrittensn Fdasr ro,bs
perota Sshcnbluna ourh Corresponding; ostS Tdiur
V~ttSis.nen ianu ntli bsileu.
Serborgen RraRfheiteH. S;els Siae erniter
Rr4R Belt ! ero.n he;m ysioene II nift ausseiunoen,
COLDER tn bert, bri'r SP is be ano,lt tp!ro. Die sr6Bten
% n ineel ure hle dngrr b I'm Srruocr bes Sebers
:nrh Rrantts't Srft6rT Ipercfu. Onr-, ARtsriuhuna bes
lr'ne Una cine trnEt Srant5eit ~teitsc,teut perSe1. bepor
Inrse SeiSen porrs!cn.
@nnSerbare SeiImnqea ~pon;esei tn al,
ten ''duen, bic usrnadldiiist ooer pertebrt ~teboubet
parteH. Refine Grperimenie oesr Seriebluneen. RetHe
anheii5ar,u sale anger ouIntn. Seuu guer Sau nus
5siisar 1T. 10 peroet ibr fret bic Wabrbeit b5rtu Ane ere
uai nperCeu. guer gslo su iparsn. Eouitnbe sebeiIt,
aadbo nj fe. Dem Gobe ~ueriousn, auisessbsn nnrhen.
ber,onen, ID Ibe BON Seimz asr;teu sutriebeniteuenS be,
san cit ~, rbrn, snb nidt eriudt porsuiprs6en. Nehts
,'nsn per!anpt nod iracuo etrsmS ellie bersSeIi. GoninItas
nen bet uno pertrauliG. Ssabtst ben Ssiatstaa.
%sun So ai9t poriprebeu t0nut, itretbt nm etrsy aus
"" s,"tp. Yereiie: Or. . oputn1
1877 SdilerSS beatersgcbduoe. GLitas, Il.
S7 BOSTON Sled. Niuueapoiis.
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Srefe Std0fe.

9amburs. Oie 9amburs=Mm.=
rita=2inie ruff bemnG9ft cine neue
Dampferlinie in's 2eben, bic Stem Yort
NIT Der ruiiiiden 9afenftabt am
S4parsen Meer, SbeHa, ~berbinben
lou. Sie Sampfer bieier 2inie tperberr
Malta, Mleranbria unb Smnrna an
laufen. Oes Weiteren tperben bon Der
@efeli9aft in 8Glbe atpei rere 0amz
pier, nMoltfe" unb r8lii9er," @9iffe
bon 16 ¬en, in Dienft seitent. Die
Sampfer tperben nit sroben Staatsfaz
binen, obne cine obere &eibe bon 8et=
ten, ausseftattet, unb fte erbalten, ebe,l>
10 pte Der Sampfer r0eutf6lanb,"
einen Surnfaal NIT mobernen Surr,>
apparaten.-Iuf benz Stf9bampfer
~2pfanber" tpurbe bur4 cine &eFelers
plofion Der Stetpart setDbtet. Der &az
pitGn, Steuermann unb 8ootsmanr
tpurben perlebt.
Bremen. Ser Senator 81. Yduli
ipurbe an Stene bes ausf9eibenber
8iirsermetiters S9uIb fir bic nG9iten
brei Sabre gum 8irsermeiiter ertpGblt.
.-Sn Sfterbola tpurbe bic 50idbrise
@befrau bes 2anbmanns S9nafen<
berg bonn 2~6idbrisen Maler Grimm
aug Sadfen, Der einaubre9en periudte,
nit einem &aiirme1er ermorbet. Ser
Sbdter purbe perbaftet.
2ibed. Der aonfuI gmil ppBebl,
Snbdber Der Deltfirma 8. pobebl e
60, Durbe an SteIe bes perftorbenen
Senators Decide gum Senatsmitslieb
erpdblt. Ser Senator Or. 8ebn, Der
benz Senate AZ Sabre ansebOrte unb Is
Sabre binbur9 8iirsermeiiter tpar. trat
in ben &ubeftanb.
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~3lrnpint t3l9eIffnle,t.j +

/, 8rdtet. Ser &altnsminifter sss
f~tattete ben S9ulfapefterst Don Hotre
Dame auf Der 8iebe BEL, Bratel, in
8ratel cine Nieberlafups gu erridten
uno 6eine 9anbarbeitsz nlso 9aushals
tunssf9ule fir sauu s1 ;srr gu GRIM
gsrfentir'a IL Il. 'ssainsft5in
tpurbe unter Sbeilnabme Don @srtrel'
tern Der ResierunstanSsber propinaial<
bebSrbsn .fopie PEI @rob g4uitrh cir
@eretp, jaur O8etdmpfuns pom 9oltsat
trantAeiten, i'm Rubrtoblsnbe5irt gezI
grlnbst. gs .fpurben aiiber $1,000 Mart
tthtldfise fSrpte piele SaaIenbe Don
Mdrt betragthbeI fupftnbe ,3:eittGge De-
aei&ntf.tnc ~ j2do S!o3V hStt III
f4Ge sub;eih Sni Der Ndbs qun5sres
Ortes itieb man beim Musiha9ten lauf
eine srobe Mnaabl bon @%teinpaffen.
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@foen6nra.

Olbsn b II + g, Sinsftbin fanb
bic feterltde 2esung bes @runbiteins
Der @urntfontir9e i'm 8eifein bes
@roB1erSpss ftatt. @.'f<iif IS
DeImenborit. It. Ser Mrbeiter
Wernopstp s-ftad i'm Streit ben Mil>
.ler Rafdte aus Berlin. Der MDrber
nurbe perbQftet. l4.iIalisdlI a1l run
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! NnI Der ': Saaines; itfanbetel Sic bier,
manIse enslif9e Bart ,r8arbaneiru,"
NIT Salpeter l1dH1 5atr,burs beifimrtt;
26 iPetfotsnl Der Mannihaft tpiirben
dereffef. ;I?.,i:. ~. ~ Ei!ls :