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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
Leg Broken in a Fight.

George Moss and Philip Will
Hams, both colored, engaged in a
fight near Pigeon Hill last Thurs
day night and Williams had his
right limb broken near the hip. 1t
is very bad fracture, but DR.. 4.
p. Osborne, who Is attending him.
says that he will probably recover
completely unless complications
arise which cannotnow be foreseen.
Moss was arrested Monday and
brought before Justice John Crow,
who released him on $50 bond
until October Il, when it is ex-
pected that Williams will be able
to appear and prosecute the case.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
Clarke Cavalry Reunion

The Twenty-first Annual Re
union of the Survivors of the
Clarke Cavalry Association will
be held at the Horse Show Grounds.
near Berryville, on Friday.
August 20. Every year see, the
interest in this Association una
bated, and the survivors and their
friends always have a good time at
their meetings. This year will bc
no exception. and all who attend
Will receive that gracious hospital
ity for which Clarke county and
her brave sons and daughters are
- noted.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
Clarke County School Books.

The list of School Books, which
will be used in Clarke county. has
been given to us for printing and
a card containing the list, with
prices, will be hung in every
schoolhouSe in the County. The
cards will be issued from this Office
i'm few days.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
Death on the Rail.

Last Tuesday, three days after
the sad death Of little Elmer
Marks, telegram was received
here from Brunswick. Md, an
nouncing the death of boy sup
posed to be William Halliburton
who lived here.
Investigation. and a trip to
Brunswick by Agent w. A.
Macomb, of the \. & w. here.
disclosed the fact that the boy kill
ed was William Halliburton. who.
with his mother, had been spend
ing the summer here.
1t appears that young HalIibur-
ton boarded a northbound freight
here on Tuesday morning. On
the train he met two other BOYS
whose names cannot be learned.
Halliburton's intention. confided
to them, was that he had run away
from Berryville because he was
dissatisfied, and that he was going
back to New York, where he lived
Entering the Brunswick yards.
policeman stationed at the track
was seen and the boys jumped off
of the train. As young Hallibur-
ton jumped, the fast b. & O. train
which leaves Washington at 4:O5
and makes connection at Shenan-
doah Junction with the y. & W.
came up under high speed and
struck him. The body was hurled
to one side of the track. and death
was almost instantaneous. On in
vestigation it was found that the
skull had been fractured, and there
was other bruises on the body.
As soon as the other boys saw
what had happened they took to
their heels. As there was no scrap
of paper to indicate who the dead
boy might be, the Mayor of Bruins
wick Immediately raelized that it
was important to apprehend his
companions. \ chase 10y the police
and citizens resulted in their cap
ture about two miles from the city.
and on their information the tele-
gram was sent here as above stated.
The body was brought here 10y
Mr.. Macomb and was prepared
for burial by Undertaken. Enders.
Accompanied by the bereaved
parents, the remains were taken
TO Durham, y. c.. early Thursday
morning, the Halliburton family
being originally from that city,
although they have been living in
New York for a number of years.
William Halliburton. the dead
boy. was one of the brightest lads
who has ever visited Berryville.
and was a boy of resistlesS energy.
but of high-strmg and rowing
disposition.
For the past two summers Mrs.
Halliburton and her son have
spent the warm months in Berry
vile, and have made many friends
who Sympathize with her i'm the
loss of her bright boy.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
The EAGLES at Winchester.

An Aerie of Eagles was estab-
lished at Winchester last Wednes-
day night, followed by a banquet
of magnificent proportions and
pleasant comradeship. A number
of gentlemen from Berryville at
tended, and a number who were
prevented from attending will go
up Friday night and get their
wings"
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
Bride and Groom Return.

Mr.. ID. Il. ESkey and bride, for
merly Miss Louisa Carton. of los
East Leicester street. who were
married last Wednesday, returned
today from Atlantic city and Phil
adelphia and are now pleasantly
located at their new home on Ma
tiOnal Avenue. -News-Item.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
Horse Show German.

\ largely attended and thorough
ly enjoyed Horse Show German
was given in HardeSty's Hall last
Wednesday night by the Berry
vile German Club. \ large num-
Der of out-of-town guests were
present and all were pleased with
the dance. Dancing was continued
from 9 o'clock until a late hour.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
Winter Powers,

Promptly at O'Clock Tuesday
evening, August rs, the wedding
party entered the Episcopal Church
and the solemn ceremony which
united Miss Roberta Powers. OF
Berryville, and Mr.. John ID. Win
ter, of Leland, Miss, in the holy
bonds of matrimony were pro-
nounced by Rev. Edward Wall.
The bride was given away by
Mr.. II. ii. Powers.
The groom's attendant was Mr..
John ). Castleman, of Leesburg.
Va, and the ushers were Messrs
Conrad Kownslar, John b. Neil
and Harry Warden, of BerryviIle.
and Mr.. ii. Kendrick Gibson. OF
Washington. ID. G.
Among those from distance who
attended were Mr.. and Mrs. John :.
Castleman, of Leesburg; Mrs. +. ii.
Fulkerson, of Norfolk; Mrs. MOLLY
Hawking, of Washington. ID. c.,
Mrs. ii. b. Littlepage and daugh-
ter, Miss Emily, of Washington,
ID. c., Miss Boyd, of Philadelphia,
Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Powers,
of Richmond and others.
The Church was decorated with
flowers and plants, and while the
decorations were simple, they were
in exquisite taste and arrangement.
Mrs. Providence Mccormick
superintendent the decorations and
her work called forth the highest
praise from all.
After the ceremony the happy
couple left on a short trip.
They returned a few days after
ward, and have been here receiving
the congratulations and well wishes
of their many friends and relatives.
They will leave Friday morning
for Leland, Miss, where they will
make their future home.
They will stop in Washington
and Atlanta for a few days each.
and will probably reach Leland in
about ten days.
Mrs. Winter is the charming
daughter of Mrs. Emily 5. Powers.
of Berryville, and by her charming
personality and great mental at
talnments has made friends every
where.
Mr.. Winter is connected with
the well-known cotton brokerage
firm of W. c. Craig & Co.. with
main Offices in Vicksburg. Craig
n Company are probably the
largest cotton buyers in the South.
having Offices atmany points in the
Cotton Belt, and we are pleased to
know that they have very high
regard for the ability and integrity
of Mr.. Winter.
The COURIER joins their many
friends in wishing the newly
welded couple health and wealth
and the greatest measure of enjoy
ment that married life can bring.
May the songs of love and youth
be ever in their hearts, and may
the summertime OF life be ever
with them in their home in Dixie
land
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
Notice.

A meeting of the Board of
Supervisors will be held Monday
September ~, 1904, at 10 o'clock
sharp, to settle all claims against
the County. All County Officers
are expected to be present and
make annual settlement.
BY order of the Board,
SAM'I~ MCCORMICK, Clerk.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
Death OF Mrs. Bessie N. Campbell.

The residents of this section will
learn with sincere regret of the
death of Mrs. BESSIE Nightingale
Campbell, wife of Mr.. Robert l..
Campbell, which occurred suddenly
at IT. Andrews Home, Lynch
burg, last Monday morning.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
Lanham- Z0mbrO.

On Wednesday, August Il, Rev.
q. w. Stallings, of the Methodist
Church, was called upon to pro-
nounce the words which made
Miss Margaret ZOmbro the wife of
Mr.. Charles Lanham.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
School for Music.

Miss Mamie Mcclure will re-
open her class on Thursday, Sep
TENDER 10, 1904. Mason x Me
Dowell method taught. Call on
or address her at BerryviIlc, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
Supervisors Meet.

Supervisors last Saturday after
noon large amount of business
came up for consideration.
Messrs. y. III. Carpenter, j. w.
Thompson. J. ID. Pine and j. Y.
Wilson were appointed viewers to
report on the opening of the
Hobbs Road. The report will be
made at the meeting on Septem-
Der II.
1t was resolved that all matters
except criminal cases, which had
heretofore been heard by the
County Court. should hereafter
come before the Board of Super
yisors at their meetings to bc held
the second Mondays in March,
MAY. September and November.
The bids of w. W. Smallwood,
Charles Smallwood and G.. W.
Armstrong. for repairing the
Ashby Gap Road, were rejected,
As it was stated that each of the
bids was too high.
4 proposition from ID. II. Eskey
to place lightning rods on all of
the public buildings in the County
was laid over until the next meeting.
A resolution was adopted order
inc the Chairman of the Board to
transfer $4,000 of the Bridge
funds, being half of the Bond Sale
money, from the Bank of Clarke
County TO the First National Bank
Of Berryville.
4 petition TO open new road
from a point on the public highway
known as the River Road. from
Tilt Hammer Mill to Prices Mill
on the Shenandoah River. The
following viewers were appointed
to report at the September
meeting: Messrs. Joseph Wilson,
Joseph Price, ID. w. Wiley. Brice
Catlett and Thomas Thompson.
The Board adoptedthe following
resolution in regard to the Bridge
work:
I'VE find that all of the material
for the steel work for the new
Bridges has not been delivered
upon the ground as required under
the contract, and it is therefore
resolved that the application for
the first instalment of the Bridge
contract price be laid on the table. "
The bond for faithful perform
ance of contract was made by the
Nelson & Buchanan Company with
the Southwest Virginia Trust Com
pany, of Roanoke, but Auditor of
Public Accounts Marye has in
formed the Board of Supervisors
that the Trust Company has not
complied with the law by deposit
ing the necessary amount of collat-
eral 10 secure themselves. The
Clarke County officials are now in
vestlgating the matter to ascertain
whether or not the Company has
made the necessary deposit since
the letter was written by Auditor
Marye.
j. ). Carver was appointed a
committee to expend the sum of
$500 in repairs OR the Ashby Gap
Turnpike.
y petition was presented from
the Chapel District Road Board
asking that sufficient money be ap-
propriated from the County Treas
ury to construct a bridge over
Craig's Run, in that District.
The matter was continued until
the next meeting.
Some other matters we're taken
up and then the Board adjourned
until Monday, September -. at
which all County Officers are ex-
pected to be present and make
their reports, and all claims a oainst
the County will be presented for
settlement. Notice of the Septem-
Der meeting will be seen in another
place. a
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24

In regard to the failure of the
southwest Virginia Trust Company
10 deposit collateral with the State
officials, it is stated that this is one
OF the requirements of a new law
and that very few of the State
trust companies have complied
with the law in this respect.
In regard to the failure of the
steel work to be placed on the
ground by the Bridge contractors.
luis said that all of the steel is now
here either at Boyce or at Berry
vile, and the reason for not having
'he metal on the ground was be-
cause the Horse Show business had
called upon the liverymen for all
Vi Vneir horses and the hauling for
'ne bridges had been delayed for
few days.
with the above explanation
there seems no blame can be at
'ached to the Nelson & Buchanan
company or any of their en-
ployees, and we feel sure that the
good opinion the people of this
section have had for the Bridge
contractors will not suffer by this
small delay.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
Come and Get Your Peaches.

All parties who desire peaches
from my orchards will please come
and get them rs soon a. possible.
Price, % cents per buShel ON the
trees.
II. LEMON FRIFS.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
BOyd-Palmer

Married, on Wednesday. August
J., Rev. James VI. Greene. of the
VI. I. Church. South, officiating,
Miss Annie +. Palmer 10 Mr.. John
Boyd.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
Thorough and Practical Teaching

Apply to Principal for particulars.
Begins Wednesday, September 18th. 1904
S-2f-Sm
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
BERRYVILLE
INSTITUTED

MISS NELLIE HENSON, PRIxcrru.
MISS MARY POWERS. Graduate Of Farm
vile State Normal school, ASSISTANT.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24

u. LEMON FRIFS.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1904-08-24
Don't You Believe 1t
DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT

When some department store fake clothing sale
offers you 500 Suits" for II 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-17
9~laaemcinc staatsacictc.

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ten, nod c~rlnu6eu. oaB fplfe SuGreoien5eH bon
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furueHfeGuHG iuldber Grtrntte. @ileH3en ooer
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NgeHteu ir9cuo cihcn geldHldd2ehenoel Sr
trait. Giien3 uoer anbcrc 'Slliiigicit. luclCbe
Gllgelrein gebrauht miro. nm GBipuurerl o9er
@etrdnicu eiHeu 9Clpiiien @eidmGd 81 ge6eIL.
~ h~ertnuieH OoCr sum &crtaul meoer I'M
Sroby non i'm AictnuerlGut of1criren, iuent
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ooer oeren gluReiielte, Narntcn obcr S,amtc,
ln'etde Die IN oieier GcruroHIug cutbalieiIeu
@ori2rtlten bcrletcn lUlcH lid eincsNergebcr5
lulloitg tlndben un6 iUeHl itberfibrt. iollet
oleleloell 81 elmer Straie bon uid5t menigcr,
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l9te orel Mitoldtcll mo uihi mebr. lpie 8pdlf
WaniiaIeH @el1lgniB, uoet su PCiocH uu6 @uts
abiell oeS @erthts berlrtHcilt ucrbcn.
Ynlhil.i.ll llno lei es ierlcr Ucrorbnet,
oaB nlcle gitc BON 2dium Der Wlltbci6ung an
IN strait trcicH ion.
tpenebtniGt am Z. april 1904.
(1YS-IO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-17

Sn 8remsrbooeh erfdoB iiQ aug
ut16etdnnten @riinben Der PoitaiIiitent
Galbertd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-17

Neupieo. Rentuer Slliu8 EemD,
Ipel6sr I9on Dfters als 8obltbdter Der
bieiigen Stuot ii6 ge3eigt bat, ml6te
Bel 9ele9enbeit leiner Iilbernen So63eit
berielben cine bo9ber3ige S6entung.
Derielbe bat bon Der friiberen tdtboli=
I6en @emeinoe ben PlaB getauft uno
iberipies oenielben Der Staot nebIt 75,s
900 Mart our @riinouns zines Bolts
babes.
Steete. 0aS % Sabre aIts 806s
ter6en oes Birtbs Siege bierIeIbIt Iiet
in einen Sopf todenben WaKers uno
perbronnte ii6 10 T1per, baB es nu4
tur3er 3eit berI6ieb. Die Samilie
SIEGE bat innerbaI6 bier Wonatsu 3tpei
bIiibenoe 8inOer bur6 ben Son perIos
rem.
utfort BEL M0rs. 0aS
S6purgeri6t in Glepe berurtbeilte ben
Rongierer Wilbelm 0Drtermann BON
bier, pelder am 4. Ottpber b. S. feline
Gbefrau get0otet unb feline brei Sti.fz
tDd)ter gu tDoten perIudt bat, gu 5tpGIf
Sabren 3uhtbauS.
propin5 @et allen.
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lionirten 8ubnnGrter Seinri6 Serlcn
in Serite. Str. 9Drter, benz G%iienbubnz
lpertfiibrer Paul 9uIdbed gu 0ortz
numb, benz p~eniionirten @ifenbdbnlo<
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Winoen, Otto Somdm gu Wtinocu,
benz peniionirtcn 9obnpGrter Gilbert
5ii9er gu 2angerfelb, Str. Sdpelm.
benz %peniionirten Gifenbabn16afIncr
Sobann &ofIi, Dem %peniionirten @ilens
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mann, beibe gu Samm |, SO, Dem So
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trus, lit an S6permuth. uno bierin
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moroer itebt i'm As. 2ebensiahre uno
binterldbt 6rou nit 5 Rinoern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-17
Scridiidluna puu W%etrlnfen.
NnniIrl a1S

cine Mite, nm eiuen peitcrcu eibIduitt sum
Irtilel - oes GuoeI Der A%laemeiucn
Stantsaricsc upu Marniauo, Site ,,@es
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Den nm fnlgenoeu Nortlant tnben iou:
Abidnitt sin. - Seine Rerfon. Sirma oocr
Corporation, pelhe Die S1brt6irung. 3nfaut
menieBliq iinb Den Ierfdnf hon 9riraften.
9fien5en poer unoeren 5ililiafeiten. fpeldbe na.
aemein aebrulidt iueroen. nm @bnaaren ODER
Wetrlnfen etnen aepifiei Sefdhniad 81 eehen.
betreiben, folen ben 8ebraueb ooer bic ans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-17
@iOctruf ber 0gpotbefeu. steuer,

fUD. NQQttCl.
sine Nltc Sam @tOerruie Srr NGinnittc tleH.
fI6S, 1865, 14G1, 14GI2, 1865, t46G2
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0Hrdl &apitcl l2O Der In Der Souunrs
eiRuua -Uou 1896 p~uiirten 9lfte ser &c.
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Sauuar' SibunG non 1898 %paitrteu Wife
her .@cictgchnun uuo ourdl Gnpitcl 20
Ger IN oer Snnhar Sttnua nun 1902 pai-
itrteu Wife Der SeicBqcGuug umcuhtrt
%iuurocu, iuUcit ih ~oiriclbcl All bic staSt
Baltimore, Anuc Nrunorl, Baltimore,
Eriutc, @cor1e's, Nnrioro, Charles, Sat
bert, NncanHl, Sect, 81. Wtnrn'S, Sent,
Gucen 9mne'S, .GarDlinc, Salbot un6
Ertdcitcr Counties b%e5icBeu, NIB ben
ucridicoencu Counties. nit NuSnabmc oer
hermit genunnien, ia urituttrr, bciantc
SNpOtBefcn. stcurr ~ cpleltiren uuo lie
tlrCn ctgcucn @iHfiiniten, lno TrCt uuu
alen SInIpriiden Ocs s%tuatcS, ~biu5nSn.
/. N6tbuitt. IS miro bon scr @rlet.
ac6lng bon W}ar6luno ncriiiqt, ouB ole Mn.
iduitte 1862, 1861. liGG. tlG0. 1869.
tlG@. 1869 mo 1903 hes @lrtifeIS 81 hes
s@intinite mo Steueru. llutertitcl ,S0putbe-
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@eietacbunR. ourd anpiteI 313 Scr in Der
2uluiGr.SibunG bon 1898 pniiirten 9(fte Der
@eieb9ebllla ltfIo orrh Napitcl % Der III Der
&nnllGr Situng bon 1902 p|uiIirten 9ute oer
o%crrlliett lucrhcll. iomcii iih bcfaute 9lbi0nitte
aut ole Stn0t baltimore. gtnne ~9lrtnocl. VHr-
ttHlore. 4rinCc Georges, Surioro, Charles.
Sd!oert NuGGan1, cecil. Ct; NIntu'o Sent,
Queen Nrlle's, Caroline. &ulbot uno SordDe-
ller counties, bcjiebelL mo oub beiu9te @n-
l3Httte IN oen pcrl0iencneu Counties bce
SlualeS WFdrllun0. ole bierburh nidt uusle-
%loIIlIcu prroeIt, 81 uUuer Rcht3iraft befleben
louen' IS tei iebob nurgelhrtebcn ouB nue
Sidates, coueitiricn StcucrH in ben perlnicoe-
IeIl 0~ollrttes, IN mCiben ie pereimabmi plrs
gen, GittihlteBlih tir GonutDs 3tpede per;pcir.
bet peroeH inuerl bon uncu 3iuipriiherl bcs
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-17
ReidsInuOC.

0""' Nv" elllSS JtUl3ttl Iu1tCS'
Reid8I0uOc.
StraBburq. Sin Mor0 aus
5aitna6tslaune purbe bier Deriibt.
8aute9ntter @uaen GDren3 oerlteB in
8egIettung Ieiner Spdter unO Oeren
8rdutigam Die 8ier6aIe Don Piton.
Sn Der 9eIenen9aTe giugen 3tpei Wtdnz
ner an t9nen porbei, Don oenen lie NIT
&onfetti %benorfen purOen. 2tIs 2Ds
ren3 iiA oteIes berbat, 3od Der cine Der
betoen Iofort bas Wtiier unO iAltbte
2oren3 ben llnterleib duf, 5o0ab Die
GtngeDeioe 6eraustraten. 8alD oarauf
erIag Der Qngliidli6e iejner I6Deren
8erleBung. Nls mut6maBli6er 56ds
ter tDurOe Der ber6etrat6etc Su6Oruder
5ribolin 8O9elba6er Derbaftet. 0otb
Ieugnet oteier Die Shat uno IAiebt fie
ouf ieinen 8egleiter Iamens Wdgner.
S6a6tmeiIter S6omd5, lpel6er beim
8du Der in Der NGbe BON Gbdtel ct.
8ermuin geIegenen 5eite n8diIar;n"
dngeitelt mar, ipur0e bon einem itaz
lteniI6en Nr6eiter ourd einen ReOota
per16uB i6tper perleBt unO lit an D:H
6ol9en Der 8erleBungsn deItOrben. Die
8bat qei6ab aus Rutbe ouriib,r. oaB
Sbomas ben italieniIhen 2(rbeiter aus
benz 9ienIt entlafen bate. Der M0rz
Der 1T enttommen.
8Ol6en. 6ier Ih.ute b1s Bferb
zines 8ierfdbrerS uno rdnnte BEL elmer
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maler, ouB Die brei SnIa1en b:8 Waz
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l4entten Dem biefigen Yerein Der Wtuz
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gum 8au zines 8on3ertIaaIes.
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