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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-02-07
AN ORIENTAL MAIL SERVICE.
Land Of One Thousand and
One Weights.

There is q glamour around Bagdad,
q halo of mystery tinged with pomp
and splendor. The home of Haroun-
al-Rashid and the scene of his adj
ventures, it Is known as widely as
the Thousand and One Nights, but
like Constantinople, the capital of the
empire in which Bagdad stands, 1t
glitters from the distance, the near
er view dispelling many a cherished
ideal. Still, even amid the strange
hygiene, quaint etiquette, and odd
ways of the place, the resident comes
across scenes and incidents so odd
as to make one believe it is yet the
days of Haroun-that the sun of his
tory has gone back many degrees on
the dial. Some things cannot be COM
pared with our institutions, and 9th
ers can-the management of the mail
is one of the after, says London
paper.
There are two ways of sending this
in Bagdad-one the Turkish, the 9TH
err the British. Practically all let
tiers going west 60 by the Turkish
system. BY this there are two
routes, one by camels to Damascus,
and thence to Beirut, whence it is
transported by steamer to Brindisi,
and afterwards by rail, the other by
camels to Mosul, and then by mules
and rail to Constantinople. Letters
from Constantinople take some IL
days; not long ago the time suddenly
jumped to 46 days, and when the post
office officials were asked to explain,
they said: "Now the mail comes
partly by rail. Hence the delay!"
This is sweetly oriental idea-a
railroad to take "a days longer than
camels.
When your letters come depends
upon when the mail arrives, and may
be any time of the day. Perhaps one
of the most comical parts of the serv-
ice is the fact that the carrier cam
not read. At the office he is told
what houses are to have letters.
Then he sings his bag over his
shoulder and trots off, hopping from
side to side of the concavity that is
gutter and street, and thus wends his
tortuous way through the city till
he arrives art a house for which he
has mail. Upon entering he unslings
his bag, opens it and pours the con-
tents on the floor, at the same time
telling you to pick out such letters
rs belong to you! There is charm
ing naivete and righteousness about
the whole proceeding which strikes
the westerner rs irresistibly comic.
When you have taken out your share
the remainder is bundled back, and
off he goes to the next house.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-02-07
NEAR AN ULTIMATUM
venezuela's Representative Sends
q Note to the Allied Powers.
mr. Bowen Takes the Gr~und That He Can.
not Accept the Content.on That q Block
ado Entities the Powers to Prefer
ential Treatment.

Washington, Feb. 3.-Herbert W.
Bowen, Venezuela's representative in
the negotiations ut Washington for
a settlement of the claims against
that country, has sent through the
British ambassador here what
amounts practically to an ultimatum
to the allied powers of Great Britain
Germany and Italy regarding their
insistence for preferential treatment
in the settlement of their claims
against Venezuela. This note, which
the British ambassador received
shortly before nine o'clock last night,
was cabled ut once to London, copies
of it being transmitted to the Italian
and German embassies for transmits.
sion to Rome and Berlin. 1t is in re.
ply to the proposition submitted Mt q
joint conference of the negotiators
yesterday afternoon by the British
ambassador, urging that the allied
powers be allowed two-thirds of &c
per cent. of the custom receipts Of
the ports of La Guaira and Porto
Cabello, and that the United States
and the other claimant nations,
France, Belgium, Holland, Denmark,
Spain and Norway and Sweden, con.
tent themselves with the remaining
one-third of this percentage, that is,
ten per cent. of the receipts of these
two ports.
In the note received by the British
ambassador from Mr.. Bowen last
night the latter refuses point blank
the proposition for 90 and 10 per
cent. division on the ground that to
recognize the principle it embodies
would be absolutely offensive to mod
ern civilization. In view of the fact
that the negotiators are agreed on
I all save the question of preferen.
tial treatment. the ambassador is in.
formed that Venezuela has decided to
submit that question to The Hague
arbitration tribunal. The acceptance
of this proposition, Venezuela con.
tends, carries with it a raising of the
blockade, the general understanding
being that the blockade would end
when the negotiators at Washington
had reached an agreement.
1t is understood that in refusing
this last proposition submitted by
the British ambassador on behalf of
the allies Mr.. Bowen takes the ground
that he cannot accept in principle
the contention that blockades and
bombardment of forts and the conse-
qnent killing of helpless men. women
and children entities power or ALI.
ance of powers to preferential treat
ment at the hands of civilized M.
ton. 1t is claimed that should the
peace powers and the blockading
powers agree to such principle they
would incorporate in the law of ma.
tons doctrine in conflict with the
tenets of all modern day ethics.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-02-07
AMK.-D 1888

WHEN WHITING TO ADVEnTlsElt8
please state that you saw the az
VertiBement in this paper.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1903-02-07

4, For al Sewing Machines
4 standard Goods Only.
cATALOGrK FRRkT0 nEAlAlla
BlELock MFG. CO.,
as LocUsf 81, 81 tsslI, n,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-02-26
The Pioneer Press.

The supremacy of the St. Paul Pho
neer Press among the newspapers of
the northwest has become an unques-
toned fact. By glorious career of
honest, public-spirited right-doing and
strong-saying, it has gathered under
its standard the best people in almost
every community in these great states,
and the loyalty of it's readers cannot be
weakened by all the alluring circula-
ton Establishments of other newspa-
pers. The number of it's readers is
daily on the increase, and none of the
premium propositions of coaxing COM
petitors seem capable of winning any
of them away. And no wonder. There
are many reasons why the Pioneer
Press has the largest paid circulation
OF any morning newspaper published in
the Northwest. It has all the virtues
of age and none of the vices of youth.
Its editorials emanate from master
minds; its news features are compre-
hensive, accurate and complete: it's
market page is the standard authority
throughout this section of the country,
and those who direct the interests of
the paper have devoted their lives to
the study of the political, domestic and
industrial pursuits of the people. It is
home paper,-written for family read
ing-uplifting in it's tone, enobling in
it's energies and modest in it's avoid
ance of the sensational yellowism to
which modern journalism is so prone.
1t tells what it knows to be true, or
tells nothing,-no lies, no exaggera-
lions.
The price of this genuine newspaper,
worthy of your wife's your daughters
or your own reading, is neither more
nor less than some of the sheets which
you sometimes are persuaded to permit
in your home. Make the Pioneer Press
an institution in your family. It be-
longs there -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-02-26
Byers' Bargains,

l am unpacking the best lot of mems,
boys and childrens' clothing ever
placed on sale in Princeton. Nobby
styles in worsteds and black clays and
serges. These goods are right from
Chicago and New York manufacturers,
They will be sold at prices that defy
competition, and much lower than YOU
can get the same goods for in the city.
s., SIN. BYERS.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-02-26
Taken Up.

Taken Up.
Came to my place about January 1st,
one black colt. Owner can have same
by calling and paying for the keeping
or the animal. G.. W. MILLER. RI
Vineland, MINI.
Feb. 10th, 1903. II l0-3
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-02-26
Sealed Proposals.

Sealed bids will be received by the board of
county commissioners of Mile Laos county at
P: NJ, on Wednesday. March 4th, 1903, for com
pil1ng tract indexes to the records in the Office
OF the register of deeds OF said county Said
inaexes to be madein forty acre tracts. The
bids received. - 49, ~ - 80
ers. 49,, - : = sD' 1' ~
......--. E. E. WHITNEY,
- County Auditor.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-02-26
Take Notice.
E. E. WHITNEY,
County Auditor.

AS my wife, Emma Wikstrom, has without
JUST cause OF provocatlon. left my bed and
Ooard, 1 shall therefore not be responsible for
any oeDtS she may contract hereafter.
Dated WyAnett, Feb. 21st, 1903.
ll-St JOHN WIKSTRON.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1903-02-26
Wood Wantad-

Dry and green cord wood for Prince.
ton schools. CHAS. H. RINES,
o-3t Director.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
Mns SnltimpresG pnnth.
Sncorppration. = S6aoeneriaBfla9e
in 6olge zines 8ranoes. Der
iAieoenes.

Incorporation. = S6uoeneriaBtlage
in 6olge zines 9%ranoe5. Der
i4iepenes.
Die nMlelpille 0iitiling Co." bon
ezgountp lit pon 8iaiam
9. Cummings, 4lsranber 8. Cunt
minqs, Gop. 80. Cummings, Marp
6rancis Cummings unb Wtdrgaret
Cummings incorporirt porben. Die
Corporation lit ge9riinoet sur 9eriteIz
lung uno 9eitiqirung ppn Wbistep,
8ranbn unD dnoerer Qiquore. 9a5
Suupt6iireau iou iid in Baltimore
Gountb befinOen uno Ou8 @ttientdpI=
tai $4,000 betragen.
S6uoerer aBtId9e in
6oIgs zines 8rdnosS.
8eorge 81. Mopeq Oertlagte am
SamItaQ i'm Rreisgeri9t bon 8dltiz
morezg ountn gu SopIon Die rgtOroz
li6e GentroIba6nzGo," Sn Der 8Idge=
iarift beiBt e5, DAP bu5 2agerbaus,
Der StdQ 'uno anDere 8ebGuoe Oes
8ldgers gu 8Iencoe=S Station an Der
genannten 8a6n Dur6 6unfen unO
belize Ii6e aus Dem S6prnitein elmer
Qotomotioe oerieI6en in 8rono ge=
rtet6en, noourh Elm Shooen Don
$1,000 peruriu6t purDe. NuBeroem
min 8ldger bur6 ben Brand in lei
mem @e16Gfte 66uoen i'm 8etrdge
bon $1,000 e~rlitten 6aben.
9etrat6sIicen3en.
SH 3Dpion purber am Samitdg
folgenbe 9eirat6sIicen3en ~au8gefteIt:
Charles 8. 6er6It, %, 0ilming=
ton, Del, unb Mdrt6u S6mtot, IS,
Nr. 618 Sin, z8rouopan, Baltimore.
Robert q. Sar6ert, 80, 6reOerid,
N}o., ii, SiubeI 9. Barter, q, Sopz
fon, Mo.
Niuiam g. Rsif, 80, CIR. 1917,
3. StraBe, unO CLARA 8oeper, %,
9rattitraBe, 9i%gbldnotolpn.
3oIler 9unb erf6oifen.
Sin 6unb be8 6rn. 8oltreu pom
S6ree N}ile 9iu an Der Yort Roao
puroe am Sumitag Nbeno toq uno
muBte pom 9oIi3iiten Bel bon So
pan5topn erf6ofen perben. Der
9urO bate, 10 oiel betannt lit, Oorbsr
Niemanoen gebiTen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29
Saltimnrrr Netbnbru.
(glus ben, ngielu gOrtsr G6O. .

0as SGngerfsit in Baltimore gez
bort Der 9ergangen6eit an; Die Sdnz
ger iinb aus Der gaitli4sn Staot Der
Monumente gu Den beimii6en Benaz
ten 8uriidgefe6rt; penn aber Die Qe6z
rem bes 1eites ni9t pergeiien perben,
10 niro es Ieinen @influb nod auf
lan9e Sabre 6inaus gelteno MAIDEN,
gum 6eil uno Ssgsn bs5 0euti6>
t6ums.
IS lit Der 5eitbeb0roe Der 9orDurf
qemudt fporbsn, DAP Der ameritunii6e
G6aratter css 5eites gu tart betOnt
porDen lei, uno bod liegt in oieiem
l1mitanos permut6li6 oas gan5s &c
beimniB oes acknowledgement Grfolz
oes. Oas 9euti6t6um BON 8altiz
more lit flein uno beiiBt psoer poltz
tii6, nod geieai6aftli6 cen ginfluB,
pie ettpa o~asienige BON 8rootlpn ooer
NepzYorf. 6dtte man bus 5eit 81
elmer rein oeuti6en Qngelegenheit 9ez
ma6t, 10 mare geraoe in Baltimore
anitatt oss granoioien @rfolges Elm
Hieienfiasfo entitanoen. OdourA
a6er, DAP Die feitbebproe es perftano,
nit 6intaniebung pes eigenen lieben
sS6s, Die Staot Baltimore gepiferz
mdBen gum 8aitgeber 81 MAIDEN, gez
mann Die Safe BON %porn6erein etnen
oslpinnperbeibenoen 4usblid. Nus
Dem itGotiidsn SGdsl purOen $685.
900 fir bus Set bepiligt, &uufleute
unb 8ele6rts, 8eamte unO Pripute
ariffen in Die Sai6e, nm i6r S6erfz
lein 6eiauiteuern fir Elm unterne6men
CUR 65roarung beutIdsr Stunt. Ofit
oiefem Grfolg t0nnen mir 5ufrteoen
iein. Inter uns 0eutf6en brauAen
mir fir SeutItes Weien unD oeutide
8unit feline Yropaganoa meAr gu
MAIDEN. WoGen mir Dies aber unter
ben bier eeborenen 4merifanern t6un,
10 miiHen mir lie DOR 4aem gum Be
Judi unierer 6eite Deranlui1en. Wenn
bann pirfli9 aud cine Re0e einmaI
in enalii9er anItatt in oeuti6er
SpraGe gebalten tpiro, 10 bat 9as
lpenia gu beoeutin. IS lit iogar nod
iebr bic syrase, Oh in einem Safe ME
in Baltimore, mo jebem Gpn5erte
minbeftens 10000 ni9t Oeuti9 ipres
hsnoe Qmerifansr %beipobnten, Die
Mnpenoung Der engliidsn. Spra6e
/, nidt Bel 4nipraGen Die aQein ri9tige
lift. Die flammsnben @orta, nit be-
men Serr Wisman benin GmTanss>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

Grz3i6ter 8infneD gez
# orben.- SIN Otter BON Is Sab
rem 1T am 6amitag Q6enb Spirituoz
fen : Qicen3 : Gommi6dr Campbell
W6ite Yinfnep in Ieiner @obnung,
g}r. 10, OfzMabiionzStraB geItorz
ben. 5err 9intnen, pel6er ieit 1900
MitgIieO Der Spirituoienz 2icen3s8ez
b0roe mar, mar ieit %ldngerer 3eit lei
benb, aber crit in ben lebten Wo6en
bettlGgerig; iein Sob mar ni6t 70 balb
ertpurtet fporben. @s tpar Elm 8runer
bes @rz@ouperneurs Wm. Yintnep
06nte, bate aber ben 8ornamen ieiz
mes Snfel5 pGterli9erieit5 ais
Stammnamen aboptirt. GrzHi9ter
9intneD fpielt@ na6 benz 8irgertriege
cine beDeutenbe Roue i'm 0fFentli6en
2eben 8ultimore'8 unb mar Is Sabre
lang W}itglieO Der Damaligen o6eriten
Stabtz@ert6tsbanf, pel6a bur6 i6r
9erbalten ben l1ntpiQen bes 8oltes err
regte unb gu Qnfang Der Seer Sabre
gu Der groBen Reformbepegung Nnlub
Qab, bic BEL Der Neutpa6l in Der iiberz
tpGltigenben Nieberluge Der alien Ri4z
ter gtpfelte. @Tz Rt6ter ginfnep fpurbe
in Der 6oparbzR e4t8i6uIe du5gebilz
bet unb 1850 ais NnpuIt gum 8altiz
mprer 8arreau 3ugelui1en. DIS Der
8iirgertrieg ausbra6, i6loB er iid
rem Gonf0berirten in Capt. Wurrdp'5
Gompagnie an. Sn Der S6la6t Bel
Gettysburg ge60rte er sum Stabe be5
Generals @bnuro Sobnion. Na6 8ez
enDigung bes &rtege5 nd6 Baltimore
3uriidgetebrt, puroe er 1867 3umW}itz
glieo Der pberiten Stabtz 9 eri6tsbonf
erpGhlt, peI6e5 6o6e Nmt sr Is Sabre
lang inne bate. Inter 9rditbent
Glepelanb's Administration tpuroe er
1898 pom bdmdltqen Generally ntpalt
gum 0Ilfsz Nntpalt i'm Department
bes Snnern %erndnnt, tpel6e Stelung
er aud unter Mt&inlep's erIter Nbmiz
n~iitratiop beibebielt. SIN Sabre 1900
ernannte i'm 8puperneur eSSo6n Walz
ter Smith gum Mttglieo Der Spirituoz
ien=2icen3 : 8sb0rbe fir Baltimore.
@rzRi6ter 9iufnen mar 3peimaI berz
beiratbet, feline 3peite Satin mar Sri.
MecIin bon @uIbington, ipel8e er i'm
Sabre 1900 b~eiratbete, Die aber bereits
mad einjdbriger @6e Itarb,
9erfonaI Npti3en. =
@ouperneur Sobn 8alter Smith
reiite an Samftag na4 Snopz6iG.
Bon bort gebt er morgen na4
Oceanz@itp, pp er BEL Der Sa6resz
@eriummlung Oes rMarbldnber 2ebz
rerz8ereins" cine 3eoe balten pirb.
= 9r. 8eo. 81. 0ebb, Der 9rGfiz
bent Der yMurblonbzS elep6onzgp., d"
lit iiber Nep=Yort nad europa gez
reiit, UNI ii9 ton ben 4nitrengungen
Der leBten Mpnute gu er6olen.
= Gniign s. 6rsOerid 6ellpegj- Il.
g. g., lit bel Ieinen @ltern; 9rn. unb
6rau Sulius 9elpeg, Nr. 30, Siio>
WaIhingtonzS traBe, gum 8eiu6 eins
eetroffen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

@onSerte bic 4ngriffe Der Hutipiften
| 3uriidpies, puroen bon ieeem Nnpez
ienosn peritanoen unD mDgen Wtunz
| dem einen neuen @eii6tspunft croft
net ba6en. 6dtte 6err Wieman beutf9
| 9efprp6en, 10 bdtten ibn 9eruoe Die,
pel6en feline Nprte in eriter 2inie
galten, iiberbuupt nidt psrltdnOen.
@on benz glei6en 9eiihtspuntt
aus ldbt es fih du6 redtfertigen, Dab
oas offi3iele Soupenir in englii4er
Spra6e georudt lit. OdTel6s enthielt
SeitrG9e elmer 3eibe beroprragenoer
ameritaniider Gelebrter, 5umeiit
llniperiitdts : 9rofei1oren, Ibar 0ds,
mas bic Union Dem oeuti6 geborenen
Gement auf niiieniddftli9em, flint
lerii6em unh fo5idlem 8ebiete gu
bantsn bat. Man9sm Nmsrifaner
perccn bic beuti4en yfelopzciti5ens"
Gpri6 % 49,. 9ut6man") mad Der
2sftiire bieies, nebenbei erpd6nt,
prG9tig ausgeitdtteten 8udes in Ell
mem gdn3 nsuen Qi6te eri6einen.
6dtte man oieie 4rtttel tn's 9eutf6e
iiberi.bt uno 10 georudt, 10 pdren lie
gerabe 0enen, uuf Die lie in eriter 2tz
ME pirten iolsn, unDeritdnOli9 gez
blie6en.
0as lit Elm 9unft, Den mir BON
Baltimore lsrnen f0nnen, oab mir Die
4gitation fir uniere beuti6en Soea'n
nit dmerifanii6en Wfet6oDen betreis
ben miiFen, u6er ebenip t0nnen mir
lsrnen, baB ss Der ein5ige Weg gum
grfolg lit, bon bieien SOee'n ielbit
audi ni9t Elm Sofa 81 ppfern. Sn pie
Ter 8e3ie6ung belt nan aud in Bal
timore an benz Spru6 Sdiier Wilz
6elm's felt:
: Uer nur auf 8ptt pertraut
unb fsite UNI Ii4 6dut,
9at ni6t auf Suno %ge6dut."
W2an netB, pie in Baltimore Die
Muder gegen Die Qbbdltung bes Gmz
pfangss Gon3ertes am Sonntdg intriz
guirten, ME tie ge9en ben 4usi6ant
BON Bier in Der rQrmorp" prote Ittrz
ten, aber bier CAB Die 6eitbsbOroe du6
ni9t einen 3oQ nod, uno biz 6ol9e
mar, oaB Der grGiibsnt Der 8eretnt9z
ten Stadten in eigener Perion tRr
8orqe6en DOR elmer 8~erIammlung BON
$1,000 perIonen gutbieb. Wenn heute
in Baltimore nod Elm Seniationsz
9faff, fpie es Dor Dem Set bdufig gee
mug gsI6a6, bs6auptsn pOlte, bob
SGngerfeite Nt6ts dls Elm 9orpano
fir 8ierzS Dryden ieien, 10 nirOe man
i'm brett fir pu6nlinntg 6dlten. BORT
bat ii9 bic gan5e Stabt zines gefer1n
bele6rsn lafen. unb Oieie ueber5el@
qunq, DuB bic 0euti6en nod mebr
f0nnen, ais Bier t~rtnten, tpiro BON
SauienDen, Die pom pldtten Gdnoe
nab Der 6eItitaot tamen, petter ge@
traqen perben unb in peiteren 8relien
uQmGlig ben Wuni4 rege rperoen ldiz
fen, ipie Die 9eutiden angeneRmen Sc
~bensgenuB nit Der Pflege Der 8unft
3u perbinoen tpifen. Die Propu9dnoa
bisIer Soee lit aber elmer Der Qauptz
atpede Der SGngerfeite. 9drum -
uooptirt fir ous nG4ite Sdngerfeit
~ -
8altimorer Wetbooen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-06-29

8eOu3irter ) 4 6rprei 9
nud Bottom, MuT,, fir bic rGaz
tionaI EDUCATION QFociation "Dia
9enniplpania 8a6n.
Sin 6a6rgelO plus $500 Mitgliez
Ger : @ebii6ren fir bic Runoreiiez
8iGete Dertauft am g., A., 5. uno 6.
Suli fir bic 8utfabrt Bis gum u.
Suli giiltig. 0ur6 Oaponiren BEL
Dem r5oint Qgent" in Bottom bis
Ipdtsitens ben II. SuIi uno 3abIung
Don 50 Gents mag Der 8i~idfa6rtsterz
min Bis gum /. September 1908 per-
ldngert perOen. Q79,82)
nunbunt 1T Der 8elt
Qo6n!" - 6r. So6n &. Meuibap,
Der 8aittpirt6 an Der SiiOoitz@de BON
Qeringtonz uno Sans traBe erldubte
einem 6e~imat65loIen jungen Munne
DON "a Sabren, Namen5 Bernard 6,
N6ernet6n, in Ieinem 2otale gu idluz
fen, unb gum 0ant oafiir luo berielbe
eiternW}orgen, tur3 mad W}ttterna6t,
Qngebli6 3pei babe 5Gfer Bier bes
6rn. Meu76op auf eine1 S6ubtarz
rem, fu6r ite mad Der PrGtt@StraBe
binunter unb p~ertdufte lie bort gum
hdlben Rreife on 2outs oSQurett BON
CIR. 6O6, 0tz9rattz StruBe, uno
6runf Gulotta an Der 9ruttz StraBe
unb MuribzM}artt. Sergeant Sam
CATER uno goli3iit O'g}eiG Oer6ufteten
Nbernet6D geftern @ormittag, unO
beute pirb er pom Poli3eirt4ter 5e4z
tia per60rt nerben.
8pnnte teinen 8oIDDolz
lar erbaIten. - Sin 9err, mel
6er Dor etli6en 3agen i'm bieiigen
Inter 8unDes : S6aBumte Dor
fpra6, I'm elm 8oIo@G erttfitat fir
einen 8~oloboIor umtpe6Ieln 3u lai2
len, puroe bur9 bic Mittheilung
iiberraf4t, buB ith in ben 8emOlben
oes biefigen l1nterz8 unbes@S haB@
amtss fem ein3iger @olOooQar be-
finoe. Inter : 8unbe8zS 4uBmetter
9rp0en fugte, bte1e @elOitiide purO'n
fe6r rur, oa i6re 9rdgung in 5ol8e
zines am ID. M}Gr3 1900 unter5et9nez
ten @eieBes eingeItelt poroen lei, neil
fe 10 flein feien. Der 9%oloooaur lit
foIt oon3 aug Der Girtulution per-
ihpunben uno ptro nur nod als
S6mud perpenOet. Die fleinite
@olOmiin5e, pel4e ieBt geprGgt niro,
1T Elm q 9oqaritiid.
nGlectricz9d rf". - Die 6
muiifulif6en guttps peroen Dieie
0o6e ais capitalization in Der
8auoebilez 9 oriteQung i'm n@lectric@
9art" angefu6rt. 6erner iinO nod
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