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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
. ne NDliNs
Pensacola, Fla. Sept. 1.

. Inc ENDiiNs
Pensacola, Fla, sept u, 1905.
A joint meeting OF the citizens com
mittee appointed at a meeting Of cit
liens held upon the call of the Mayor
on the 11th., instant, and a specia
committee OF the Chamber of Com
merce, was held at the city hall to
day.
+ BY resolution, unanimously adopted
the secretary of this joint meeting
was directed to address an appeal tC
the citizens of Pensacola 70 lend theil
individual and collective cooperation
3 TO the state and city health authori
ties by providing funds necessary ID
clean the city, to make systematic
war upon mosquitoes throughout the
city and to care for the INDECENT sick
OF the community.
Five thousand dollars will be re-
quired for these purposes, and if the
amount is forthcoming without delay
the fever can, and the authorities in
charge believe, will be eradicateC
from our midst by the early DAYS of
October. If the mosquito is not de.
stroyed by fumigation and other arti
fetal means; if the bree ling places
of the stegonyia throughout the city
are not destroyed, in short. if our
city Is not Immediately and effectual
" placed in perfect sanitary condi
ton, the only hope left to it for free
dom from its present plight is ma.
lures remedy-Frost.
That the INDECENT sunerers Of any
CIVILIZED community must be cared for
requires no commentary from a cit
liens committee.
The following committee was ap,
pointed to solicit subscriptions to thif
fund: William H. Knowles. Mayor c
H. Bliss, President of the Chamber Of
Commerce John e Stillman. Sol Calm
and Secretary of the Chamber Of Com.
merce w. c. Jones.
Mr.. Philip X. YOnge. was elected
treasurer of the fund.
Now is the hour of our -city's great
est trial in years, now is the time fOl
a demonstration of the ciEic pride of
her citizenship, therefore, let the cit
liens of Pensacola, the public spirit
ca citizens, the men and women Of
Pensacola, who love their city and
their home, generously respond with
VliOiL AHSduS, uOL permitting tOmOr-
rows sun to set without providing
this necessary fund, which will be
Judiciously and honestly expended to
stifie and destroy the yellow plague
now affecting our people and destroy
ing our commerce; and for the allie
Walton of the afflicted indigents in ouf
midst. The above named COMMITTEE
Will call upon the citizens immediate.
~.
w. G. JONES,
Secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
WORK ON KEY
WEST EXTENSION
INTEREST OF THE RAILROAD
WORLD is CENTERED UPON
THE PROGRESS OF THE
WORK.

The Jacksonville Times-UniOn says
over the waters of the Atlantic anC
the Gulf and across the Florida Keys
the Key West extension of the FlOriad
East Coast Railway is steadily adyanc
ing
Great interest is being taken in tn
progress Of this work, not only il
Florida, but all over the country. for
the work is one of such magnitude
that the entire railroad world is watch
ing it and making notes Of the manner
IN which obstacles are being over
come.
As Maimi is the recognized head
quarters for the work on the exten
sion, the following items from las.
Fridays edition of the Miami Merop
oils, will prove Of interest.
Information from the extension
operations is that nearly five miles o.
rOadbed have been graded on Key
Largo, which is about one-fourth Of
the distance to be traversed on this
key. Three hundred hands are en-.
gagged, and they are making rapid
Roadway considering the land anG
other obstacles to be cOntended with
Practically all of the work now being
done is on Key Largo, though a Dor
ing party is operating on Knights Key
making soundings to determine what
foundation will be necessary for the
building Of the road across it.
"a large new Warehouse to facilI
tate Accommodations for material and
supplies at the shipyard, south Of the
terminal dock, is now under course O.
erection, and will be up and ready for
Use in a few days.
General superintendent r. T. GO1'
of the T. e. c. Ry, came down this
morning in his private car attached u
train No SO. and went down on the
extension on tour Of inspection.
"The tender Mystery with Paymas-
ter Barrett aboard left this morning
for the extension operations, to distri-
hUte wages among the several hun
dTed wOrkmen engaged there.
The dredge Prickly Heat is being
PrOvisiOnea and supplied to-day pre-
paratory to being tOwed to the KEYS
either this afternoon or tomorrow by
the tug L. II. PeltOn, where it will as
sist in the dredging operations now
being pursued there. The Prickly
Heat. though one of the smallest
dIedges that will be used in this worP
is one Of the most capable in the ser
vice"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13

The boys of the "bluecoat school" Of
Christchurch hospital, England. do not
60 hatless, as a correspondent init
mates, in order that the hair on their
heads may grow more abundant from
that exposure to the air and elements
Of rain and sunshine
The reason the boys of this famous
school 60 without their hats Is that one
day a very long time ago the bluecoat
boys were out walking and met Queen
Elizabeth. They neglected to remove
their hats, which so incensed the I'm
perious lady that she had their hats
taken away from them and swore that
they should have hats no more.
It Is a fact that men who attended
that school did not in their later years
become bald.-New York Times.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
Keeping Tn Appearances.

An extraordinary amount Of money
In London is wasted on keeping up ap-
pearances, says the Ladies Field. Any
number Of people entertain lavishly,
have a big house. imposing carriages,
three men IN the kitchen. the same
number Of footmen TO support the but
Ter and yet the daughters Of the house
never have 3 shillings TO spend and
have 10 calculate whether a new pair
OF evening gloves can be afforded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
TO RAISE $4,000
FOR CLEANING
Up CITY
Joint Meeting of Two Committees
Was Held and Mosquito Fight
Was Discussed.

A Joint meeting Of the citizens com
4 mittee appointed at a meeting at TIT
City hall on MONDAY last, and the
4 Chamber Of Commerce appointed at
I recent meeting Of that body, was held
al the city hall yesterday afternoon
Mayor Bliss presiding
Upon motion, W. c. Jones, secre
tsry Of the Chamber Of Commerce
was elected secretary Of the jOirl
meeting.
A resolution was unanimously adopt
ed directing the secretary 10 draw uT
an appeal, addressed to the citizens OF
Pensacola. for funds TO clean the city
and also for the care Of the indigents
Of the city who may be stricken with
disease, il having. been stated by
Mayor Bliss that funds for these pur-
poses are not available in the city't
d easury.
Upon motion. the Mayor and the
President Of the Chamber Of Com
merce were authorized TO appoint a
committee Of Eve to solicit this fund,
Of which committee the Mayor and
the President Of the Chamber Of Com
merce shall be members. The fol
lowing committee was named: VIM,
II. Knowles, Mayor c. H Bliss, John
F. Stillman, Sol Chan and W. c
Jones.
Mr.. Philip K. YOnge was unanimous
ly elected treasurer Of the fund to be
raised.
Mayor Bliss stated that $4,000
would be necessary TO do the work
which the situation necessitates.
Upon motion. unanimously adopted
the city was requested to handle the
fund to be raised. under the direction
Of the iOint committees.
w. X. Hyer, IT.. was appointed a
committee Of one TO confer with the
state health authorities, advising
them OF the action of the meeting.
The meeting then adjourned &C
three O'Clock today at the city hall.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
TERSELY TOLD.

A. A. Seraphic. immigration agent
Of the port, who has been on a fishing
trip Of several days, has returned 20
the city.
Men In the employ Of the govern
ment yesterday began screening the
government building, and although
the work was only commenced in the
forenoon. a large number OF the win
dOws had been screened before night.
The members of the relief commit
tee appointed az the meeting Monday
afternoon win meet to-day at the Of
fee OF DR.. Plerpont al 10 a. m. TO map
out a plan of action. All persons who
are immune. and who desire TO enter
the service as nurses. are also re-
Quested TO apply to Dr.. Pierpont at
as early a date as possible.
Herman Pinney. operator at the
Western Union Telegraph Company,
who has been IN some time with vel
low fever. was on the streets yester-
dav afternoon and viii resume his
duties this morning. The Western
Union viii pay all expenses Of Mr..
Pinney during his illness, and in ad-
ditiOn IL has carried him on the pay
ron during that period.
The police were kept busy yeSer-
day serving warrants upon persons
who had failed TO comply with the
orders OF the sanitary inspectors 70
clean up their premises. After sew
eral notices had been served without
any attention being paid TO them, the
inspectors made warrants against the
derelict parties. and the cases viii
come up In the municipal court this
morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
fractional ReIatives.

"And have you any brothers and sis
tiers, my little mann asked the kind
old lady.
Yes D." replied the little man. Il
got one sister and one and a half
brothers"
"WhatY'
yes, sir: two half sisters and three
half brothers. Philadelphia Press.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
An Imnrr.rinn OF Toll.

''Why don't you 60 to workY asked
the man who is philanthropic, but prac-
TicaL
Mister" answered Flooding Pete,
Il have to answer dat question so
much dat it's gittin' TO be jes' de same
as work. Washington star.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
New suit Filed

The following new suit was filed
yesterday in the Office of the clerk OF
the circuit court:
Geo. W. Pryor & Sons VS.. W. H.
Smith, attachment, damages $500:
Sullivan & Sullivan, attorneys for
plaintiffs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
American sGu1IIhi1itr.v

Americans in spite OF their reputed
shrewdness are the most easily gulled
Of any people on earth by those who
know how to get at them.-LondOn
Truth. ----
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
Poor ThinrI


What a Discontinued, dissatisfied
look Mrs. Fullerton hasr'
We'll, what could you expect? She
has a husband who gets her everything
she wants"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
NOTICE.

Until further notice we viii Close
our store daily, except saturdays. a
$50 p. m. Our patrons will please b,
governed accordingly.
EAST HILL GROCERY co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13

Don't delay a minute. Cholera in
fantum, dysentery, diarrhoea come
suddenly. Only safe plan is to nar
Or. FOwler's Extract of Wild Straw
berry always on hand.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
w. G. JONES,
Secretary.

A little life may be sacrificed to a
sudden attack of Group if you don't
have Dr. Thomas Electric Oil Of
hand for the emergency.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
LOCAL PUBLIC IS
APPEALED To
FOR lid
Citizens Meet and Call for Aid,
as Five Thousand Dollars
Must Be Raised.

At a joint meeting held yesterday
afternoon at the city hall the follow
ing was issued:
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13

They never disappoint-Blue Ribbon
Lemon and Vanilla Extracts. AT al
grOcers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13

Scratch, scratch, scratch; unable to
attend to business during the day or
sleep during the night Itching piles
horrible plague DOan's Ointment
cures. Never fails. At any drug
store, 50 cents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13

Bad blood and indigestion are dead
D. enemies to good health. Burdock
Blood Bitters destroys them.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
Ready for Patients.

The ward at the hospital which has
been provided for yellow fever
patients, has about been completed.
and is now ready for their reception.
The screening Of the ward has been
Inder way for several days. This ex-
Dense is being borne by the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
Regulations Satisfactory.

As usual the state health officer re-
eived yesterday communications
from persons outside the city limits
relative to the quarantine regula-
lions. The communications, how.
ever, which reached him yesterday
were cOmmendatory, and are as fol.
lows:
Pensacola. Fla, Sept. Il, 1905.
Or Joseph Y. Porter, State Health
Officer, Pensacola. Fla:
Dear Sir-We understand that
some parties have in circulation a
petition asking that persons be al
lowed to pass to and from the city.
We, the undersigned, respectfully pc
tition that you do not allow any such
action, and assure you Of our hearty
support.
Respectfully,
"W. J. SILVER, J. F. HeltOn, J. II.
Pitts. T. ]. Pitts, H. K. Bailey, G. W.
Helton. A. I. Campbell, F. J. Milton.
E. Bailey, J. c. Walker, J. r. McNair,
J. NJ. Campbell r. H Miller, ". F.
White, W H. White, T. E. White, J.
a. White, Bert Pratt, Leonard Nichol.
H. Nichola, H. c. Miller, Chas. A.
DaW, James Crayey, Milton Cravey.'
Petition No. 2.
The second petition received by
d.. Porter is as follows:
Pensacola, Fla, Sent. u, 1905.
Or Joseph Y. Porter, State Health
Officer, Pensacola, Fla;
Petitions are being circulated, ask
ing that you allow the passing Of per-
sons to and from Pensacola. We re-
specially request that you do not
grant such a request, and assure you
Of our hearty support in the carrying
1ut Of the quarantine regulations.
Respectfully,
"W. A. Lauton, Hines Cravey. II.
Stokes, Jim Presley, E. J. Williams,
a. J. Cushing, z. G. Brewton, J n.
B-ewton, J. 4. Wise, J. F. HandrOp,
3. Brewton, B. Nix, John Roberts. w
T. Lewis. W. H. Helton, W. Willer.
ID. W. Malone, A. L. Helton, A. Villar,
W. NJ. SILVER"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13

Fla, is among the physicians Of he
state 60 offer the local physicians as
sistance in handling the disease. DIT.
Porter received a letter yesterday
rom that gentleman, and in his re
ply stated that he would be welcome
20 Pensacola to assist in the work.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13

LEWIS HOUSE CLOSED.
The Lewis House, opposite union
depot, viii be closed until quarantine
is lifted
MRS. W. ]. CASTILLO
12sept1w PrOprietress.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-09-13
NO NEW CASES
AND RNE DEATH

CONTINUED from First Page)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-01-26
ettpas psn, 9eIepbsn.

Melh' rieiige Dimen5ipnen Der
@ebrauh oes 9elepbpns III Den Ser.
Staaten .angenDmtterl bat, aebt aus
einer1 Beriht oeS 6anDelss9 epartes
r1ents herpur. Der oieier 9aae Der.
Dffentliht tuoroen lit. gbeniD seiat
bieier Beridbt, bab Der Telepbuns
oienft oeS 2anoea fih al einem Wus
nDpol ausaemadien bat. Die rMme'
rican Telepbun & Telegraph Conn
pang" bat Die guntrole iiber 43 an.
oere gonpaanien erlangt uno be.
berriht oau1it nabssu 10 Hsrusent al
fer Eelepbonbrdbte uno 81 BrDsent
0er i'm @ebrauh ftebenoen Telephone.
SIM Sabre 1880 betrue Die 8abl
aaer i'm @ebrauh ftebenben Jerns
ipreders bea Qanoes 51,319, 10 oaB
auf anudberno 1000 Beripnen Elm
Telephun tam; 1909 belief fih Die
Babl Der Geruipreder auf 2,315, 297,
iooaB auf etwa 81 Berloner Der &c.
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entf1Qt.
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tragen, oaB fih oas Eelepbpn aum
weite 4ano , Diftritte erobert bat.
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bduIern tuaren in 1880 nod unbe.
fannt.
Die I0tal Ginfinfte alIer Eele.
phon . Spitente beliefen fih in benz
Berihtsiabr auf nabesu 81 M1il.
liOneA D0aars. Der 9etto . Ueroienit
auf 2I.660, 765 Dollars.
Neben Der Mmerican @eieulhaft
aibt es nod 9eaer 200 anoerer
Spiteme, ALIEN niht gang 5 Broient
a0er BADEN 1000 ODER mehr Telephone
i'm Yebrauh.
Sn ben @~roBftdoten lit Der Wett.
bewerb uuabbdnsiger gelepbDn. @ez
ielihaften faum mebr m6ellh; oa
bat oaS MpnDpol Die Borbano.
Wie .9emaltia lib ber @ebraub bes
Eelepbons geiteiaert bat, aebt oaraus
beruor. oaB es hierSulanoe oen Teles
grapben nett iiberholt BAT. @dhreno
in 1902 bic 8abl Der telearapblihen
9epeihen anndberno 81 Milionen
betrug. belief iid Die 8abl Der tete.
ptoniiden Mitteiluraen auf iiber
1000 WiOioneu. Selbft Die 8olt
1T hinter benz 9elepbon suriid aes
bileben. Das tatte iih Der ,erie.
orihsoorIer Shulmeiiter 8eis uidt
traurlet1 lahen. oaB feline Nufanas
Der iedaiger Sabre aemahte Grim.
ouna lit Die @slt 10 raid uno in
Dem Wtase erobern uiroe. Sr 1T
in bltterer Nrmut %eeitorben; feline
geringen Ginnobmen ainaeu in ben
Experimental brauf,
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3eit 0rmno oafnr,
tpenn @irger boa eau Mntunto eaS
WitteI an8eben.

&c aiebt teinen 8runo oafiir,
tuenn irgeno Semanb. Der oies left,
fortfdbrt, an einem id)mer5euoen
&uden au leioen, Die unannebmlihs
feiten belbmerlihen urinirens err
ouloet ,uno Den @efabrer opn Dias
betes unb Wierentrantbeiten entaes
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0ano unb Der ppiitiue Bepeis oaflr
bei9ebradt miro, oaB er gebeilt wers
ben tam. 2elet, mas cine 8ewnbz
Merlin BON San Wntenip iagt:
Srau q. 8eters, AS g%ailianp
StraBe, Die @attin oes befannten
Waihiniiten u. Beters, laet: SD
bate aeraoe &idenihmersen aenua,
I'm Elm Wtttel tuie Dpan's Nierenz
Billen tuiiroieen III tDnnen. oas bic
Shmersen aus benz Ruden ihnen
uno prompt rertreibt. sc ibeint
fein @runb oafiir norbanoen su iein.
oaf ireeno Semono an 8iidens
ibmersen uber irseno pelden auoes
rem Sdmersen leioet, Die auf bic
0ieren suridsufibren ftno, penn
oies beilenbe Witte[ i'm 8erar
Drug 5tore ober in Slider &
6prinaau's Drug Store gu baben 1T.
SD babe niht Die Nbiiht, BON biefer
nriahe nod eintnal su leioen unb
min aud nidt erlauben, boB bies ir=
geno Semano anoerS tut, tpenr oieIe
Gngabe BON mir, basu beitrager
fan1, oaS su perbinoern."
@rbaltlib bel allen Droguiften.
Brei8 so Gents. Softer WiQ5urr
gu. in Buffalo. sc. g., aueiniee
Ggenten fiir bic Ser. Staten.
gergeBt nidt ben Namen Doan
unb accepttrt tein Subititut.
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Glue tdredltbe ,xraasste

fpielt ii6 in Sauienben BON Mobnuns
gen ab inbem Der Sob tdglid 0pfer
Der S6winbiu6t unb 2ungenent3iim.
oung fOrbert. Werben grtdltungen
unb Dniten ri6tig bebanbelt, pirb bic
3rag0bie perminbert. s. o. 6nntlep,
Satlanbon, Snb., i1reibt: Meine
gran bate bic 69winbiu6t unb bic
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lie Or. Sings neue @ntbedung fir
S9tpinbiu6t, SuIten nns @rtGltuna
uub beute 1T iie mol unb itarf. sic
t0tet bic Seine alIer Sranfbeiten. Cine
OOfs befert. 5Oe unb $1.00 BEL +.
aalteper & SObn, SEQ. s. 5. S1mitt,
Giaent. nn0 Mbolf OreiB.
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Dienitaa uno am Wittmpb lebr fal.
tes Better eingeiebt. Nus benz Nor.
ben Uiro gen1eloet, 6aB es bort fdlter
1T als lie 5uoDr ndbreno oieies @ins
ter8, ia aus Ranias uno Wii1uuri be-
ridtet man io9ar, es lei bort tdlter
ale lett flint Sobren. SIM OhipsTol
itano oas thermometer BON 2 biS 8
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berriht, welhe ben Bertebr tei(meiie
unterbruhen baben. Nub i'm Sit
ben mar es iebr taft, iberaI iaut
oas thermometer unter ben @efrler-
punft. Sn inherent State bat es in
alien ge9enoen aefruren. Ob iraeno
nelder Shaoen anaerihtet moroen
1T. Fam man aur Belt nod nidt
faaen.
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Der 8ia Sour Babn in Der 0abe BON
9~afapette, Sno.. wuroen 19 Berlos
men nerlett.
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Scott, in Seem Seriep Sobn Sean,
in Wpoming 6. .. glart; Die lebten
orei iino iebt ihon Senatpren.
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r,annten alice WebbzD QUITE, nihts su
tun baben uno teine Burgibaft far
fe ftellen nil. Die Srau QUITE lit
betanntlih ue9e, anaebliherS @uin.
oeleien uerbaftet tpDroen.
- @dbreno bes Shneefturtns am
Witttpoh erfrDr in Bruotlpn Elm
Staliener @atnen8 8aino Yatalisa.
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meldes con Der 1853. uno Der 100.
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6er Trinitp Nneuue bearenat tpiro.
iino finfaia 6duier abgebrannt.
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ion, Gan.. ernuroete Charles Taurs
burn. elm Sarmer, feline beioen @6hne
i'm utter BON 6 unb 10 Sabren.
brannte fem Wobnbaus uno feline
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nieoer uno beaing baun Selbltmuro.
gaurburn eritidte Die Rinoer uno
trua lire 2eiden nah einen, cine
halbe Wteile entfernten Obtaarter,
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banolung feiner Grau uno Rinoer
uerbaftet uuroen nno ioute am ndh.
ften Gage Dor @eriht erlheinen.
Or mar 40 Sabre alt.
Sue @ooder, elm Roftbansbe.
iiber IN 6amiltDn. @aib., muroe Don
Wiqiam Stemart. einern 6olSfdaer,
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aus benz Sblafe geuedt uno NIT nors
gebaltener 00lsaEt geawungeu. oraus
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ten Yfibe elm ameiitinoiges 8ao 81
nebmen. Stemart mar bis Dor pes
niaeu 9agen nod uolitdnoia bel
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u~ngemitliden Northumberland
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