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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22

Also Few Facts on the Same Subj c
Wa hear much nowadays about health
foods and hygienic living. about veGetar-
anism and many other fads along the
same line
Itsta,rants may be found In the large
cites where no meat. pastry or coffee is
served and the food crank is In his glory
nd arguments and theories galore adj
.anced to prove that meat was never In.
tended for human stomachS, and almost
make us believe that our sturdy ances-
tors who lived four score years In robust
t,ealth on roast beef. pork and mutton
inust have been grossly ignorant OF the
avs of health.
our forefathers had other things to do
;han formulate theories about the food
they ate warm welcome was extend.
ed to any kind from bacon to acorns.
healthy appetite ard common sense
arc. excellent guides to follow in matters
OF diet, and mixed diet of grains, fruits
and meats is undoubtedly the best
AS compared with grains and vege-
tables. meat furnishes the most nutrinent
in a highly concentrated form and is di-
Gested and assimilated more quickly than
vegetables and grains
Or. julius Remrnson on this subject
says: Nervous persons. people run down
in health and Of low vitality should eat
meat and plenty of It II the digestion
~ TOO 1eeDlS uISIt IL NAV OS Easily COat-
#-ected by the regular use of Stuart 81
Dyspepsia Tablets after each meal. Two
Of these excellent tablets taken after din
ner will digest several thousand grains
of meat. eggs or other animal food in
three hours and no matter how weak the
stomach may be, no trouble will be ex-
pcrienced If regular practice is made
uf using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets be-
r.lrse they supply the pepsin and diastasr
necessary to perfect DIGESTION. and eve,y
ror,n Of indigestion will be overcome by
heir use.
That large class OF peopie who come
,,nder the head of nervous dysreptice
should eat plenty OF meat and insure it,
Y,,pper disestion. bv the dialv rise of p
.xafe, harmless digestive medicine liz
STARTS Dyspepsia Tablets composed %
lie natural digestive rrincirles reps.r
'iastase. fruit acids and salts. witch a.
ally perform the work OF di9eetio.a
heap cathartic medicines masouerad
.,.r l,r6er the name of dysDersia cure
ne useless for indigestion as they hars-
,,eolute,v no effect upon the actual q.
.. ton OF food
Dvsrersra in an it's many forr,s is sin,
!, failure Of the stomach to digest foo,
nd. the sensible way to solve the riddl.
nd cure the dvepepsia Is to make da,l...
Sc at meal time OF preparation lik.s
8s,,,,art's Dyspepsia Ta bets which IL ..r. &
.o,-ed by the medical profession an,
-nnwn 70 contain active digestive prin:
AZ druggists ssll stuart's pyepepsta
Tablets ct TO- for full treatment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
seal PERS hit
HARD BY court
Decision Of sweeping import
to the Railroad Passenger
BUSINESS.
BROKERS In WASAINGTO
BARRED BY lNJUNCliON.
Forbidden by Courts Order to Handle
Grad Army Excursion tickets.
Juuee Hagcer Holds That
Co..racts on Tickets
Are Absolute.

WASHINGTON, October ia decision
OF Sweeping Importance to t.cAet scalp
crs anu the rdl.road PASSENGER business
generally was oe.lvered to-uay By Jus
tics la gner, OF the Equity Court of The
District Of ColumLia, VINO permanently
enjoined thirty-thiee of the local ticket
brOh from SEEING lie G.and Amy
SPECIAL eXru. sion t.ct4ets is-u-d by the
Fennsyls ana, southern, Baltimore and
Oslo, and chesapeake and OHIO Rail-
roaus.
Inc defense of the brokers was that
they were pursuing a legal, licensed bro
kerage business and that the rai.lads in
combining IN the .s.abl.s n.4e..t o. a jJilt
ticket agency here uurl..S The enga.np-
ment for the viseing of return tick-ts,
etc, Violated the Sherman antitrust
law.
The court held that the tickets sold by
the roads on account OF the Grand Army
encamphent bore contracts signed by
tie purcha sers in the presence OF W.T.
ness and were absolutely void wien used
BY any other than the original pur-
chase,s. Tie tickets distinctly read that
any one except the original purchasers
attempting to use them would be sub
4 ct to prosecution for forgery. The con-
tract signed by the original purchaser Is
absolute, according to the court, ana
arv VOCATION OF it CONSTITUTED fraud. on
witch the suit at bar for the Injunction
properly was based. The court ceclar
that the contention OF the comp aiming
roads was tenable.
AS to the claim Of the defendants that
the road violated tie antitrust law. the
court held that the joint ticket ag ncy
could not be considered In that ! ght. as
the agency had not. ing to do with the
fixing of rates Further, the defendants
Were shown that tlsy were violating the
law and could not press as a d tense TIE
violation of the law by another party
Constitution. Atlanta. Ca, Oct. II, 1917.
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FARM MACHINERY
A Pi,tsy!vania Citizen Who Was Pio-
neer:in California.
fsnecial Dispatch to The Times.

fspecial Dispatch to The Times.)
CHATHAM. VA. Oct 1.-THE first
corn h,,sking and shreddlng machine pur-
chased in this vicinity and very probably
in the county. was put in operation sat
,,r1av by White & REYNOLDS.
large number OF grain-drills have
been sold in the county this season.
Mrs. Maud Carter Clement. correspond
ing secretary Of the. Virginia Division a on
was present t the meeting OF the Rawey
Martin Chapter Friday afternoon and
gave a very interesting account OF the
AR. P, +. GaTord now more than
eighty years old totally blind and in
very feeble health was born IN this
ccl,nty. but left for California during the
goId fever. sailing around Cane Horn.
While in California he helped to lay
bricks on the first two-story brick build,
ing built in San francisco. He served
the Confedcracy during the civil war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
A POISONED ERUTHElS-lA-LAW
Eighteen Year Q d Widow Denias the
Charge Mad by Coroner.
(By Associated Press.l

(Ey Associated Press.
SYRACUSE ~ Y, October I.-AIaude
Kiehl the eightsen-year-old widow. who
Is In Jail at Cortland under suspicion
of causing me death OF her brother-in-
law. Adam Eiehl. by strychnine, talked
OF the case today for the first time
she denied the charge, declared she was
In love with her husband and cared
nothing for Adam. and that she liked
his brother Henry much better. Her
attorney then made her stop talking.
Mrs. Kiehrs mother arrived at Cort-.
land to-day with the formers eighteen
nonth-old baby. which the mother will
he pernnitted to keep with her in the Jail.
Coroner Santee to-day reported that
he found Adam kiehrs death due to
s.rychnina administered in tea by Mrs
Mauda Kiehl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
TEMPERANCE INSTRUCTION
w. c. u. Convention r ices That
Chiilrer r caivs This Teaching.
nv Associated P,ess.y

PORTLAND. Me. Oct. 2l.-President,
Mrs. Lillian H. n. Stevenson. OF Port
sIa:.d. and The other officers of the Ma
tiona w. c.. T. U. were reelected at
to-day's session OF the National Con-
rention
Among the reports presented was that
OF Mrs Mary II. Hunt OF Massachusetts,
ftiftc temperance instruction. Mrs. Hunt
I'd the dream OF Frances Willard TWEEN
t: years ago in creating department
ton in our schools has become an i'm
losing reality. More than " 10000 chill
Gren Of school age in the United States
are under temperance education laws to-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
]. AS to Romania Jews.
(By Associate Press.)

(By Associated Press.)
I.ONDON. October 1.-Replying In the
House of Commons to-day to question
Of Major Evans-Gordon. a member OF the
ROYAL Commission Of ALIEN Immigration.
Premier -Balfour said the correspondence
supcn the United States note to the Pow.
ers on the subject OF Rouu,a MAS treat
,,,ent of the Jews was not complete. and
therefore he was unable to say whether
n would be published or If an opportunity
would be given the House to discuss the
matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
DIES OF BRiGHT'o DISEASE
Cards Out for the Wedding Of Mir. sgd
ror and Miss ahnson.
fsnecial Dispatch to The Times.

DISPUTANTA IN a., Oct 2l.-Little
William Kent, the eleyen-months-o ld son
.of Mr. and Mrs Atwood, of this place,
died Yesterday morning of Biights dis
ease. The burial, which took place this
about one mile from here. was quite
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Loula Johnson. of this place, to
MIR Frank Merrell Sydnor, of Stanton.
Va. Miss johnson is daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. W. Johnson anu Mr.. Sydnor
is a son of Mr.. W. Q. Sydnor. division
ohio Railroad. The marriage will take
place here at Trinity NJ E. Church on
Wednesday. the 18th. and the happy
couple will take the train at 10 o'clock
FOR Cincinnati, from which place their
tour will be westward.
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rih1v cut about the head face and hands
early Sunday morning BY, BY John nlnot He my
affrav occurred in the room OF Willie
Jones on Main Street. where, the two
were engaged in a, game of.caEds; = , dis
h - thatN Golf owed him that amount, and
as ls' soon t,err as the words were uttered Golf
made for him with a knife. Monday
morning the two were tried before be M Mas
tstrate Hart. Golf bel!s tineu - ana cos-s
and the negro So and costs.
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sor,a,iiand. Other troops will probably
folIcw. Twelve officers and four hundred
men OF the Twenty-third Bombay In-5
fantry will accompany the Second Gren-
adiers. The troops will sail for Soma
liland Thursday.
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Cleveland Sends a letter.
fBv Associated prsss.)

NEW YORK. Oct I-It was learned
to-day that Tammany Hall has received
letter from Grover Cleveland In re-
Spouse to an invitation to be- present ut
the Tammany Hall mass-Eleet.nS to-mor-
row night when David Is. Eiill Is to make
an address lr Behalf OF Bird 9. Coler.
The letter will be read at the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
The 0u,an AZ G-d-n,other.
,s.,c;,+od pra.s

LONnON. Oct q "a co dive to En-.
Orlooker Queen Alexandra has prom
ised to stand godmother to the son of
the n.te an1 Drcte-s OF Manchester
formerly Miss Zimmerman. 81 ctncln-
be named Alexander.
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bv the Americans were done up as cot
ton goods This explains the frequent
reference in consular reports to the lond-
ness of the Somalis for American cal.co
and shirtings. 1t Is not cameo tne 40
mall wants. but the rifles inside the cali-
co.."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
FAIR MAIDS LEAV
FOR R. GRAND c. A CANE
Foundry and N actine W.rks That.
Were Burn d to Be R built.
SCARCITY r OF LABOR GREAT CIR a I.
Bishop CRANBERRY breaches Strong
Sermon-Three Churches Nearing
Competitor in Same County.
Substituting Wood Stoves.
ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Times,

| Especial Dispatch to The TinesJ
FREDERICKSBURG, va, October =.
Miss Mamie o. Ficklen and Miss Fam
ME C. Beale, both of this city, sponsor
a..d mail % honor, respectively. Tor the
| Sons OF Confederate Veterans frtln The
| Frs, District. left here to-.lay for Wythe-
| :;lit to be present a. he GranI Camp,
vi N opens tomorrow. They were ac-s
ccr1panied by Commander w. II. 11ur.
| ka,np. of the R. S. Chew Camp, Sons
Of Veterans, of this city, and Mr.. Fl"in-
| ing G. Bailey. who go rs delegates from
| the camp here.
The contract for rebuilding tie ". D.
| Williams foundry ard machine v. >rHs,
which were destroyed about year ago.
| has ns.n awarded To C,ntr,:to-'4 Elmer G.
Ilelin. Work will begin at once, and
the plant. when completed. will be far
Superior in every respect to the old one.
STRONG SERMON.
bishop J. C. Granbery. of Ashland,
preached a strong sermon at the Meth
odlst Church here last night. where a
protracted meeting Is in progress. The
r.ee:Ing is largely attended and much
interest is manifested.
Congressman w. "A. Jones. Democratic
candidate for reelection from this dis
trict. will address the voters of this city
! In the courthouse here on the night of
7rL, sday. October Both.
The rem2l is of Mr.. C!arerl 1, Dye
who died Sunday at Grafton, ". Va.
aged twenty-four years. were brought here
and taken to Stafford county, where the
| funeral was held To-day and interment
made near HARDWOOD Church.
Tho remains of Mr.. John Palmer. Jr..
y no died OF typhoid fever at the home of
his parents. in Washington. aged twenty
for years. arrived here to-day and were
inferred in TIE city cemetery. Mr.. Palm
CT was a former resident Of Spotsylvania
| county.
THREE NEW CHURHES.
| Three handsome new churches. the
Alton Methodist are nearing completion
! handsome :,.ructures ard great improve
ner.s over the old buildings which have
been used by the congrega lions.
| Scarcity of labor Of all kinds continues
Throughout this section. Co-nr'aints are
coming in from the counties that it is
i,aoo-sfh'e to secure carpenters to finish
| houses in some localities, which are in
course of construction.
| More wood stoves have been sold here
this fall than ever before in tho Same
/ length of time. This is due TO the scare
inv CT coal. and putting aside coal stoves
4 and substituting wood stoves for them
DIR. John H. French and son. formerly
/ of this city. now of New York. with a
-,nrtvs Of friends. have been camping on
1.-THE Rarnahannock River. few miles
above this citv. where fishing and hunt
ling were INDUCED in. The rsrty We're snc-
4 cessfr,l8.in 10th lines md large num-
| :,e.r Of black bass have been CAUGHT sor.a
= 'tem weighing from four to six pounds
i each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
VERDICT FOR NJ NohED TOES
Award CT Nine Hundred Dollars Aga;ns
the Ara tic ard Oanvi lie.
pispatch to The Times

sIfFrn VA, Oct 2l.-Chrstopher
C. Norheet to-day in the Circuit Court
got a 5000 verdict because he had sew
eral toes mashed In getting from an At
la nticS and Danville train three years ago:
! JUDGE Prentis intimated that he would
set aside the verdict.
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To Cambridge University
(By Associated Pre-!

BY ASSOCIdttU Eres9s
LONDON. Oct. Y-John Morley has pre-.
sented the library OF the late Lord Acton.
shicn was given him by Andrew carne-
gle to Cambridge University
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
SMUGGLED From AM-RiCA
Rifles Introduced Into Somaliiand in
Calico ard Cotton Goods,
(By Associated Press

Calico at q OOlrOn OOOdS,
(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, Oct 11.-.An official connect
cd with the Red Sea ports. in an inter
view published In the Star to-day, says:
1.-The Mullah and other turbulent chiefe
have been literally supplied with rifles
bv Americans and Germans, In spite of
the British gunboats. The rifles supplied
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
RICHMOND EDUCATION ASSN
:xecuiv, Commi, ee Met Yesterday
-. oon-Winter Ca paign

A e oon-W,nter Ca paign.
Tbe executive Committee Of the Rich
a,onfi Education Association met yes:er-
ny AFTERNOON at No lol South Third
he winter campaign, There was Va no, spec
ararai discussion was INDUCED in. and
III H't The members Gls we're enthusiastic over
he prospects for the coming year
& The association will. as on last year.
AYE o.lec + ED during the winter, and much
will be accomplished along the line OF
a isinE the standard OF education Of the
sity.a5 iss$
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One cent a Word.
HELP WANrEp-TEHA11.

PLAIN SEWING AT HOME - PER
week; materials sent everywhere zee.
steady work. Send addressed enveiope
for particulars. DU POINT, Dept. LSt,s
Lock-Box 1852, Philadelphia, Pa.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22

To I'LL your house with boartiers place
an ad. IN the Sunday Times 49,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE.

WANTED. POSITION AS FORE1MA,N
or ad- man on daily ii Virginia or neigh
s eosins ssass an2is eaes General
Delivery Charlotte. n. C.
TO BUSINESS MEN-A COLLEGE
graduate who has had thorough bust
mes training and now holds responsible
position desires change to more con-
fer.ed that pays at least SIS week. Has
a clean record of five years in public
work and Is recommended by the most
prominent men IN the state; correspon-
dence will be considered strictly CONT
Dental. J. D. H. General Delivery
Murphy n. C.
WANTED. POSITION By A YoUNG
man whotis we'll educated and expert
s enced in business. Is q book-keeper ana
prefers work in bank. BANNER.
care General Delivery. Murphy. 8. y
WANTED. A PLACE AS CLERK AND
book keeper In Il grocery store; am
experienced at the store business: Ad-
dress W. D. CLARKE. Quinton. Va.
WANTED. POSITION AS CLERK IN
hotel or storaSe-room of same by young
man of good moral character. Address
C. B. K, care General Delivery. Choke,
WANTED. SITUATION IN a PRINT
who is an all-round printer and fair re-
porter. PRINTER, care General Dellv-
cry. Murphy. n. G.
WANTED. SITUATION AS BOOK
keeper collector or general ostlce y Wor IS;
North Sixth Street city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
THEORIES ABOUT FOOD.

Also Few Facts on the Same Subj
We hear much nowadays about health
foods and hygienic living. about vegetar
anism and many other fads along the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22

WANTED. SITUATION AS BOOK
keeper, collector or general office work:
four years experience. Address T.. i26
North Sixth Street city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22
BEARERS WANTED.

WANTED BOARD AND ROOM BIZ
three Young men near Capitol Square,.
viii room together and pay $40 per
month, each; must have entire access
to room. Address n. r. Fl. care this
office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-10-22

Ir-IIAs gEEE TESTED AND USED By
- ma 1iarrest furniture piano and ma
chine companies in Richmond for over
two wears. The vertllc: OF all Is De-
. SPANS COMPOUND Is the best In the
world
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Gin @eiser ,pars aclb.

@roBe 8eitiraune bemdftiate lidJ
Der Sreunoe oes 9errn SO. q. Sus
gartp BON 2erinetun, Rp., als iie
pabrnabmen, oaB iih feline 6autfarbe
in @elb perpanoefte. Seine Saut
uno aud BALD Die Mugen puroen
aamdblia aber 5uiebenos aelber, uno
er fit ibredlih. Seine &ronfbeit
NOR @elbiubt. Die beiten NerSte
bebanoelten i'm; jeoob obne @rfole.
Damn muroe inn a%neeratben, Flee
trio Bitters, iene punoerbare Mia=
aenz uno 2eber=W eoiatn. gu oerlus
ber, uno er idreibt: r0abbem id
5pei 5laihen aenDmmlen bate, mar
ib pDai9 sebeilt." Cine Brpbe miro
leinen uuiibertreffliben Bertb fir
aue Wagens, 2eber> uno Hieren=2eis
ben tlarleeen. Sour 80 gts. gu bas
ben bel s. 8alteper & Spbn, Sep.
$: S. Sdmitt, @igentbiimer uno
Io. 9reiB.
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Wan ldlreibt alss 0erli

Man ibreibt aus 8erlin:
Beinlibes IufIeben bat in ueiten
areiien elm Guno1breiben oes Winiz
tiers bes Snnerr an Die 2ofulbebDr=
ben erreet. 9iele fperben oemna1
angemieien, oarauf gu leben, baB ith
9eutl6 Nmerifaner nur iebr be-
ihrdnfte Belt in 9eutiblano aufba[z
ten. Sc gilt oies nibt MIR BON iDl=
hen &erionen, Die fih Der Militdr=
pf1ibt entsDgen baben, 1pnoern fir
ale 9~euti6zGmerifaner Dbne Inter
ibieb. SIN Sale cine iDlbe BeriDn
iiber Die naepDbnli9e 8eiu6sseit"
in Deutiblano oerpeilt, ioG ibr oor,
Der Boliset nabeeeleet neroen, Ib=
Ihieo 81 nebmen. 9ilft bies ni6t,
erbdlt fte cine Nusmeilungs : 8erfiz
gung, Dec in eepDbnltden Sdlen
binnen brei 9a9en nah5ufommen
lift. @as als neemDbnlibe 8eiuhs=
seit" anauieben 1T, iaet Der Miniiter
stpar niht, inoeiien iua 1ih oieielbe
nibt iiber einige WDnate eritreden.
Die 8erfisune 1T gum aroBen 9beil
oarauf surudsufibren, DAB in neue=
rer Belt cine grDBere Gnsabl Deutih=
Mmeritaner nab Deutlhlano Suriid=
gefebrt iino, INN @elbdfte gu erDffz
men. Beiipielsmeile iino falt ale
2Goen, in benen amerifanii9es
Sbubmerf perfauft miro, in ben
6anoen BON D~eutlbsGmerifanern.
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nibt bamit. an ben aueemeinen
Wablen in fold einem 8rDaentlab
tbeil5unebmen, Der pobl manbem
auslhlieBli6 ntdnnliden @ablfreile
a(s Wuiter bienen fDnnte, lDnoern
fte finoen it6 AUDI reeelmaBia in iebr
groBer BAIL, oft in grDBerer als Die
golfspertreter ielbit, i'm Barlament
Elm, NOD fie auBer gerdumieen @ale=
rien, 50tlettenz uno @rfriidungss
raume 81 ibrer Gerfigung baben
uno bon ibren Siben aus, lie naboem
Der our 8eratbung itebenoe 8egenz
ltono fte intereilirt, ben gerbano<
lungen nit mebr pber minoer lebbafz
ter @ufmerflamfeit folaen. 9abei
iino fait ale nit GRANDDAUGHTER be-
ibdftiet. @egen etma berunterfal@
lenoe Naoeltt uoer gauge Stridbeutel
1T gum Sbub Der 6dupter Der Gbgez
Droneten, DEFENDERS Der fablfDpftgen,
unter Der @aQerie Der Srauett Elm
oibtes Sect angetrabt!
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werieet bic @elt in Graaunen.

Seine sueite @ntoedung auf Dem
@ebiete Der Weoi5in bat iemals ben
pierten Tbeil Der Iufreeung berpDr=
gerufen, melhe Dr.. Kings New
Discovery fir Sbminbiudt perur=
iaht bat. Seine idpierieen Bro=
ben in buffnungSloien Sdaen BON
Sbminoiubt, 2uneenentsiinbung,
8lutitur5 uno Bronbitis bat oieies
Mtittel g~ldnsenb beitaaoen, nDn be-
men es 9%auienoen mieber Die nDaiee
@eiunobeit aurudsefibrt bat. @eeen
6uiten, @rfdltung, Mftbma, 6eu=
Sieber, 6eiierfeit uno dbnlibe 2eiz
ben 1T es oas ninihensmertbeite
aaer Mittel. gu besieben bur6
s. 4alteper & SDbn. Seq. S. s..
Shmitt, Gieentbimer, uno 30.
9reiB, bic es garantiren uber bas
@elo aurideritatten. Breis so gts.
unb $1.00.
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Mus 8apreutb ibreibt man:
Die 8asner<S eitipiele erbalten fid)
ibren internatiDnalen gbarafter.
NuS Der Site Der 8elu1er gebt ber=
pDr, oaB geitern 200 Itnerifaner Der
8orltelung oes .0ibelungensGina
b%einobnten, jeooh Die 3abl Der an=
meienben @ngldnoer nod er6Ber
mar. Sn naditarDBter i2abl ma=
rem 6oIdnber, Die Sransplen
uno Granddaughter unb 8uiien per=
tseten, mdbreno aud einiee DETER
reiber uno Staliener anpeieno maz
rem. @iele Nmerifaner, pel9e niht
bret .Monate i'm ppraus Sibe err
langten, paren 10 eludlib, @inlaBz
farten 81 erbalten, tpelde in Solee
Der Terlbiebung Der &rDnung oes
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