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The Forrest City times., 1905-09-15
Opening of Deaf Mute Institute.


 Preparations are being made for large attendance this year at the Deaf Mute Institute, as an effort is being made 10 induce the parents of deaf children in all parts of the state to take advantage of the privileges offered by the institu- ton. Professor A. G. Mashburn, the new superintendent, is trying to impress upon the people of the state that it IS free school for all deaf children of sound mind, and that it is the only place in the state where these children can be taught. gro leave these children uneducated is dangerous" Pro- lessor Mashburn says. "Educated, they arc a support 10 the family and society; uneducatcd they are usually burden to both. Parents ought not to lot mistaken idea of love and dread of separation drive them to mako the lamentable error of keeping the deaf children at homo"
 There are 2l teachers in the school proper, and eight instruc- tors in the various trades. There is also a physician, an aurist, two nurses and dentist, who are paid regular salaries to look after the children. There are also three women who arc constantly with the girls when they are not busy at their lessons, and a man and woman with the boys, the woman with the smaller ones.
 In addition to tho common school branches the following trades are taught to the girls: Dressmaking, tailoring, cooking, homework, fancy needle work, basket weav. ing and art. The boys are taught printing, painting, cabinet making, turning, carpentry, paperhanging, clustering tailoring, harness. mak- ing, shoe.making and other trad es.
 The buildings used by the school are all beautifully situated on the highest hill near Little Rock, as. suring good health to the pupils.
 Under the rules governing the school, everything is free to the deaf except clothing and railroad expenses, and even these are free to those who are unable to pay.
 The white department of the school will open October 4 The negro department will not be open od until about December I, as there is no room at the school, and suitable buildings cannot be rented at reasonable rates. When the new building is completed negro pat rons will be notified.
 Applications for cata' ogues blanks and other information should be addossed to Arthur c
 Mashburn, superintendent of tn. institute at Little Rock.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-15
Chamber!ain's Cough Remedy Acts
 on Natures Plan

The most successful medicines are those that aid nature. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on this plan. Take 1t when you have cold and it will allay the cough, relieve the lungs, ald expectoration, open the secre- tlons and aid nature in restoring the system to healthy condition. Thous- ands have testified to it's superior ex- cellence. It counteraets any tendency oi cold to result in pneumonia. Price, D cents. Large size, 90 cents. For sale by ]. T. Sanders.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-15
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, Blind, Bleeding or pro ru- ding Piles. Druggists refund money if PazO Ointment fails to cure any case, no matter of how long standing, in 6 to IA days. First application glv.s ease and rest. 50c. lfyOur druggist hasn't it send soc in stamps and it will be for warded postpaid by Paris Medicine Go St Louis, Mo.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-15

Good roads not only save money in the matter of saving vehicles which travel on them, but they in. crease the price of land, bring in immigration and make n country rich and prosperous. And it is strange that there are so few of them when these are the facts.
The Forrest City times., 1905-09-15
House and Lot For Sale.

The old school house and lot in the town Of Forrest City, it being lot 36 Tn block 76. Said lot is 2S0 feet square. Apply to John Calling
 President of the School Board.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

1t is up to the republicans to get
a hustle on il they expect to win in
this campaign. The local democrats
( are prepared to give battle as they
have not been for years and a stree
= ous effort will doubtless be 4iade to
Sain a majority in the Boar of
~rmsn. seve.ty-five enthusiasts
5tic vos<hal attsnded the last meeting
of the &smocratic club while, at the
last meeting of the republican club,
1t was impossible to secure a quor-
UNI. The republicans must shake off
their Indifference, get together and
do something if it should be only
for a show and the effect an enthus-
iastic meeting would have on the
public.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

inmates may be employed in stone
breaking and thus help to provide for
the families of criminals as well as
break up the broken stone monopoly.
The idea is moi a bad one, but there
are serious objections to putting it
into practice. Besides running coun-
ter to the policy of organized labor.
1t would entail an expenditure upon
the state that would not be recouped
In a score of years or longer.
Elizabeth Times:
Issue has been taken with Judge
Gllhooly with reference to the state
ment that this city had not received
a single cent extra compensation from
the trolley companies enjoying fran
chlses in this city. However, the con-
tention is based upon fact. We have
received, each year, several thousand
dollars in tax returns from the street
railway COMPANIES. But these are
provided for by state law.
.-There was a provision in the Eliza.
beth-Plainfeld ordinance that. five
years after its acceptance, the trolley
company should day to the city an
nually, a certain percentage Of its re-
But that provision is now inst
about to become effective: Up to the
present, however, the municipality
has not received q cent of extra
compensation. Newark's portion, in
addition to its share under the sta
lutes, has reached an annual aggregate
q nearly one hundred thousand dol
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

river passage, and was supposed to be
safe in deep water. The Mana is not
much larger than Il canal boat, but is
classed as a sea-going craft, and
while at her dock in Newark is a
source of constant wonder and pride
to the entire city.
Newark Advertiser:
The Warren county republicans in
their platform pledge support to a
law taxing railroad real estate, in
Guiding the main stem, at the rates
other property is taxed at; demand
that, in addition to the franchise tax
now paid to the local taxing districts
by all public service corporations I'M
der the Voorhees, act, the franchises
be valued and taxed year by year as
all other property is valued and taxed,
and also pledge support to the enact
Iment of a law prohibiting municipali-
Mes granting franchises to public util-
itg corporations in perpetuity. The
Warren county democrats make pre-
the same demands. The Essex
and Hudson platform of the two poll
tical PARTIES have awakened echoes
all q the state. Mercer county re
publ 40 not respond, but they
will =bm ine eventually.
as has called a meeting OF
the Einy the penal institutions of
thd kpnsider a ~propositiJp to
ha removed to the ndgth-
prI3 ate, in order that
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

The Central railroad has torn up
the old plank platform along its
tracks at the station in this city and
will lay concrete in its place. This
is the biggest improvement yet, not
excepting the electric lights, for it
is doubtful If the concrete can be
taken away between train time.
Some of these days the railroad will
e its way clear to keep its station
lighted all the time and then we may
begin to think about hoping for the
commencement of a new station.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04
Right ROYAL.
Second Choice Won Fairvic,v Stakes
at Belmont.


Second Choice Won E~airvic,v Stakes
at Belmont.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Right Royal,
second choice, at 3 to /, won the Fair
view selling stakes ut Belmont park,
defeating the heavily played favorite,
Glenecho, who was backed down from
Z TO 5 to 8 to 10. Black Prince was
third. The mile and a sixteenth was
II in 40 fiat.
Rose of Dawn went to the front at
the start and made the pace to the
stretch, where she stopped, and Per
rine, bringing Right Royal up under a
drive. won by II length.
Ivan won the C%orinthian steeplechase
for gentlemen riders. The favorite,
Grandpa, was second and Buck
O'Dowd third.
Santa Catalina in winning the last
race at II mile and three-siXteenths
came within one-fifth of a second of
the worlds record when she ran the
distance in t:5T 80. The record Is held
by Scintillant H. Summaries:
First Race.-Grapple, first; Columbia
Girl, second; Platoon, third.
Second ~Race.-Ivan, first; Grandpa,
second; Buck O'Dowd, third.
Third Race.-Water Wing, first; An
META Lady, second; Samson, third.
Fourth Race.-Right Royal, first;
Glenecho, second; Black Prince, third.
Fifth Race.-Rye. first; Birmingham,
second; Flavigny, third.
Sixth ~Race.-Santa Catalina, first;
Outcome, second; Louis H., third.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04
Adirondacks in scptembcl

The Adirondacks in September
are well worth a visit il only to
breathe the exhilarating atmosphere
and see the glory of the autumn col
oring. Reduced rates at hotels.
The superior train service of the
Delaware and Hudson Railroad will
be continued the same as during the
summer. Through parlor and Sleep
ing cars from New York to Lake
Placid and intermediate stations.
Tickets and information at New
York Offices, 81 Cortlandt street and
1854 Broadway.
13129-9-i5-tI.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04
vorld,s Championship Games.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 4.-Chairman An
gust Hermann of the national base
ball commission gave out the following
details which will govern the worlds
championship series to be played be-
tween the New York National league
and the Philadelphia American league
clubs: In Philadelphia, Oct. 8, II and
ID; in New York, Oct. 10. Il and IA.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

Golfers Weekly for October 7:
Regarding immigration, some pro-
gress coward Il programme may be
LOOKED for in December, when the
rational Civic Federation meets in
New York. Twelve governors have
promised to be present, and so large a
number of congressman that the results
Of the conference are likely to show
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04
sDAY, OCTOBER A.


yellent condition OF many
|kreets, Smith street having
n torn up for a sewer and
erefore be excepted, is a silent
o the voters of the second ward
keturn Alderman Stacey to the
council for another two years.
fr. Stacey has had but n term,
and, while recognizing the ability
! and worth of Mr.. Greenbaum, the
democratic nominee, 1t is up to the
citizens to show that they appreci-
ate good work when they get it.
The best way to show this is by re-
electing the man who has done it
and that is the reason we favor the
reelection of both Mr.. Pfeiffer and
Mr.. Stacey to the Board of Alder
men.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

The Republican Passaic News has
seen the error of its ways and has
become an independent newspaper.
The NEWS welcomes its namesake
into the ranks of journals that put
honesty of purpose above party sue
cess.-Newark Evening News.
And yet some people claim that
the press is not growing better.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04
SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS

real ones at Singer Stores. Buy here
and deal with the manufacturers. The
Singer Company is permanent and re-
sponsible ITS representatives are always
at hand to are for Singer Machines.
Look for the red s. 322 State St. Tel.
97-W-T, Call, N. Y. & N. J.. Tel. Co.,
Perth Amboy, N. +.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

Mayor Pagan of Jersey City and
Everett Colby of Essex county are
having lots of fun going each other
one better in fighting the machines
of their party in their respective dis
tricts. The outcome of the cam
paign in Essex and Hudson counties
will be very interesting this fall.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

in legislation at Washington later in
the winter. The last day will be de-
voted to the Oriental question, in
which, of course, the far Western
States have a special interest. The
south generally favors immigration.
properly distributed, as does the mid
dlewest, hereas the ~seacoast is main
ly in opposition. Means for exclud-
ing the diseased and otherwise unfit
are agreed upon as necessary by all.
The principal leaks at present are in
Boston, Philadelphia, and the Mexican
border. OF most Importance for thi
country's welfare is physical excel
lence in the hordes which it admits,
and no bodily standard is likely to be
too high. Foreigners who come with
out disease, but frail and under vita
lized, furnish a surprising portion of
the co%nsumptives a few years later.
Measures for maintaining the bodily
vigor of the community, which is the
foundation of all else, stand first in
Importance, and second comes the
problem of a distribution that will
counteract the tendency of new arriv-
ais to from in slums. The question of
numbers, provided we secure sound
men and women and place them
rightly, is of lesser moment.
New Brunswick Home News:
Ninety new voting machines have
been purchased for use in this state at
the election in November. The price
of this lot of machinery is $45, 600, a
pretty large sum-, but the machines
are worth the money if they secure
an honest, accurate and rapid count
ing of the votes. Two of the machines
should be placed in the sixth ward,
this city, where theformality of vot
ing was omitted in one of the two
precincts last year. The state has now
800 voting machines which will be in
use in places to be designated by the
eoretary Of state.
Trenton Times:
AT a meeting of the Anti-Automo-
bile Association at North Branch,
Somerset county, to Thursday even
ing, the sentiment of the members, in
formally expressed, was that none
would vote for "A candidate who owns
an automobile. This sentiment, if it
become general in Somerset county.
will complicate the senatorial cleo :
tion. as both Senator Childs and his
republican opponent, Colonel Freling-
huysen are enthusiastic AUTOMOBILE
lists. But such radical action as is
proposed by the North Branchers is
altogether unjustifiable. There arc
plenty of automobile owners who have
due regard for the road rights of
other citizens and who a be counted
upon to aid in securing the .pasasge of
a law that will restrain or puni sh
reckless chauffeurs.
Hoboken Observer:
The Mana, the solitary ocean steam
ship that carries cement from the
province of New Brunswick to New
ark,s and thus enables that city to sub
stantiate its claim of being u seaport,
came to grief Saturday, an hour after
leaving her dock. 1t is thought she
struck a snag; anyhow her engine
was disabled and she lost a blade of
her propeller. The accident happened
in Newark Bay just after the vessel
had escaped the terrors of the Passaic
-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

Perth Amboy now boasts of a
poundkeeper, but no pound. Per-
haps the new official intends to use
his own backyard. Even at that, if
he gets down to work, he ought to
make a pretty good thing of it.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

Our new federal building is to be
the pride Of u city. We want that
vicinity built up a little more rapid
ly, however, so the structure won't
look so lonely.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

Have you seen the condition of
Smith street between State street
and the Central railroad? If you
haven't, go look at it. Enough said.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

We are told that our new patrol
wagon will soon be ready. That's
good, trot it out so we can all have a
look at it. AS for riding in it, how
ever, that's a different question.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

Coroner Bishop and Coroner
Flynn ought to be able to take care
of the duties of that strenuous office
pretty well.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

The local boys did themselves
proud at Metuchen yesterday. They
were the top notchers,f
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

lars. OF this species of returns,
Elizabeth has received absolutely
nothing.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

Iden's tax rate stands at $2.20
sIe 800 this year and it is a
be of rejoicing there. Perth Am
4, with her tax rate of $2.12 can
~ejoice still more for we have the adj
Vantage over every city in the state.
Impress this fact upon your friend
when you are talking Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

But how about our band, though,
1t made its FIRST appearance in pub
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04
las TO COLDS

Feed a cold-yes, but
feed it with SCOTS Emul-
sion. Feeding a cold inthis
way kills it. You cann&t
afford to have a cough on
cold at this season or any
other. u SCOTS Emulsion
will drive it out quickly
and keep it out. Weak
lungs 2 are 7 strengthened
and all wasting diseases
are checked by SCOTS
Emulsion. 4 It's a great
flesh producer.
YOU sample free ~.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-10-04

+ and New
|hther will pre-
fresh northwest
Ind slightly low
n Thursday fair
Weather and near
yperature will pre-
'esterly to south
|and on Friday part
Their, with slight tenn
les, followed by local
Dbrthern districts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11
SerbanS 9eutider Sereine.

Der Ierbano Osu:i6er 0ereine belt
geltern feline reselmdBiee Selegatsns
Teriammlung in Der l1nabbdngigen
SurnbaQe ab. Die 1eriammlung tpar
iebr 3ablreit beiudt benn idmmtlide
gum 9erbanbe ssbbrsnben 8ereine tpas
rem bertreten.
Gaut Wunid Der gentralbeb6rbe
miro bic rationale Contention am 5.
s. uno z. October in unierer 6tabt
itattfinoen.
Der 98er llntsrfthbungs 0srein
wuroe einitimmis in ben @erbanb auf=
genommen.
Serr SOiepb Seller Isste bierauf fir
bic @recutibe Der S9iller. 6eier bas
programm fir bieislbe, tpie i'm lsbten
- SpOttbosel" ber6fentlidt, ben Dele
gaten bor. Sasielbe purbe einffimmig
gutgebeiBen.
Der Intrag bon prof. Nir, baB Der
Setretdr beauftrast nerben ion bic
Vorf ftdnoe Der 8erbanbs=Yereine Al er=
iuten @omites au ernennen, pel9en
Der Wertr!eb bon ginlaBtarten gum
Sunoesturnfeit oblis9en iou, muroe
einitimmig ansenommen.
Der Gntras SteinmeB fur cine 0srs
winisuns bon $3.50 fur Grri6tuns
elmer gbrenpforte 3u glren Der gum
Jeffe eintrehenoen Burner sins nad
ldngerer Debate befloren.
9asegen wurbe bsi9lofsn benz
Wunide oes unterausi6uRes Der Sum.
feitbeb6roe, ouB bic 0sreine nit ibren
Jabnen uno ie 3tpei Ja6neniunterr
| fd an ben Geltumsii9en betbeiliseu
m0gen, entbufaitif9e 3uiiimmung er.
tbeilt. Sierauf 8erta9uu9.
Sonntag, ben Is. 4uguif, tpirb lauI
geidlub Der Seuti9e Sage bonn 8er'
banbe Seuti9er @ereine besanser
ueroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11
S@mei3erbuno.

Der S9peissrbunb belt am Sonn-
tag Nadmittas feline regelmdbige gsrs
iammlung ab, bic iebr gut beiu9t mar.
Nad grleoisuns Der &Outine.@eiddf=
ten puroen bic 8orbereitun9en fur Elm
picnic 9etrofen. 5erner wurbe Die
domination bon Sruitses borgenOm=
men. 8es Wsiteren wuroen BeI9lafi.
esiabt be.refenb Der Sdiqer-Seier.
gs ssniige, LAB ale anweieroen nit
8sssiiteruns fi9 babel betbeilisen uuo
beionosrs bel Der Ssq.IuFa6rung nit
5reuoen i5re 9iilfe our 0erfhgun9 ifel-
len, ba ss bod insbeionbers fur uns
69wei3er cine paterldnoii4e Bege-
benbeit betrifft.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11
6sfuaSbsits6sbG arbsitst bor.

I'm Seirathslufiieen Die 8elegenbeit
fi9 in bic gbefefeln i9mieoen gu laiien,
10 tpenis pie m6sli9 3u 'dmdlern, bat
bic Staats=@eIuno6eitsbeb6r Die bur9
bic @ountp. .@lerts su benuBenoen Jor=
mulars i'm 9oraus fsHseieBt. Sieiels
ben ueroen ben @ountp-@lerfs unoffi-
sisl sugsianbt unb bieie t6nnen oann
nd bic n6tbigen 6ormulare bruden
laiIen, bamit oieIel6eI re9t3eitig CUR
Sanb finb.
I'm benz Sage oann, on tpel4em oas
nsus @eisB als ioltes prOtlamirt tDiro.
bdlt Die @siunobsitsbeb6roe cine
eiBuns ab, aboptirt bic bereits fefge=
itelten 6ormen, telesrapbirt iofOrt allen
@ountp.@lerts uno bieie eebrau9en 10.
oann Die neuen Jormillare. sluf ben
Bosen :peroen 27 5ra9en su beantwOr-
ten iein uno 8raut, iouie aud 8rdu'
tioam baben benielben aus5ufttaen.
Dem 8rdutieam tuiro iiberbies nod biz
Jrase, OBJ sr cine Gamilie 3u erndbreu
i'm Stanbe iif, unterbreitet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11
3nr Serantmortmus se3ogen.

Cine BEL Der Si9erbeitsbeb6roe
aeitern ein9erei4te 8ei9uerbe. oaB Die
bsioen poli3iteu SEQ. 8. @oins uno
prsslsp Silpep ouf ibrem pOitsn idbla=
fenb borgsfunben wuroen, ipurbs bon
@oins nit ieinsr bur9 ben Superin=
tsnbsntsn 3rhgsr eingerei4ten Refg-
nation bearittDortet.
Beibe paren In bsm @rhnbauie on
Der Slinois unb 16. StraBe, no fie
fi9 nieoerseisbt 6atten, eingei9lafen
uno Der @d9ter Der @riinbduier, i'm
@laubsn. sr babe es nit ginbrs9ern sll
tbuu, bate ben Sergeanten Sandman
unb poli3iiien Sanlon ano Sobnion
berbeigsrufen. um bic bermeintli9en
@inbrs9sr f.fi3unebmen. Cine un-
tsriu6une srgab, bob beibe sulest
INN 11.25 Winuten bic 9auptffatior
anriefem uno um 1920 Minuten trur'
ben fie aefunoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11

Die reguldre bietelldbrige
@eriamnIuns bes grecutib. .Musf9ufes
Der Der. 3immerleute unb @9reiner
bssann 9effern 0ormittas i'm Saupt-
quartier Der Organization i'm State
2ife Building. Webrere Witslieber
tamsn erf ipdt seffern Na9mittas on
unb bic 9auptDerfammlun9 wirb erif
beute ibren Nnfans nebmen. Ser
Musf9uB reprdientirt ale Orsaniia.
tionen In ben Ser. Staten unb CO.
nabd. Wan tpirb no9mals berfu9sn,
ben plan. eine Wereiniguug Der bisi-
gen Orsaniiationen nit oenen gns-
lambs. 3a gtnffiger 8sipre&uns 3u
brineen, na&oem cine babingebenbe
.frabere @orIuse bon strafen uieber.
seitimmt wuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11
90 @teoeutann'S Bod
8ter TT s5laf@en Itefert ote
Sacob Webger So. 8etoe
SeIepbonS 4O7.

= Mus benz @ert9tss.s
fGngnib in S6neibemiihl lit por &ur<
Sem Der 4rbeiter 9uitap S9arlopsti
Gus 6ifabn BEL &reua entfprungen; er
ipar ipesen &aubmorbpsriu4s auf ben
8utterbdnbler Druid in Jranffurt q.
.. bonn S9purseri9t gu atpDlf Sab
rem 3udtbaus perurtheilt tporben. Der
esfGbrli9e @erbre9er bate in Der
Na6t unbemerft eineR itarten Giien<
ftab bes 3enenfenitereitters bur9feilt,
iuar Johann iiber ben @efdnsnibbpf,
mo- eia Ta9ttpG9ter nit ieinen 9un>
ben pdkouilirte, unb f4liebli4 iiber
bic bpbe llmfafiunesmauer entfom<
men. Wie befannt parb, bat Der
Slii9tiss in ieiner 3elle elm S9reiben
5uriidgelufen, in pel9em er fir bic
CUTE 8ehanblune unb 0erpfleeune i'm
GefGnsnib ieinen Sa1t fast unb alien
Sniahen beites Woblersehen tpiiniht.
= ueber etnen 8e3trts'
f9uIratb, Der peber leien no4
1hrelben tann, tptro aus Strol gemel>
bet: Bel Der Continuing bes Sduls
ratbes IN elmer @emeinbe bes 8eairtes
bon 8riren tpurbe elm bes 2eIens uno
S4reibens llntunbigsr gum @oriiBen'
ben sepdblt. 9lls bon einem Mit>
gliebe segen bieIe Wabl proteifirt
tpurbe, gab Der 8e5irfs5hulrath bic
grtldrung ab, bab auf 9runb bes@es
febes Der .ginipra4e niht Golse selsis
itet perben tonne. gaa9 Der Wahl
nubte Der Setpdblte felbft niht. baB
er bura eineu BON einem anberen ges
f4riebenen 3etteI ii4 feIbit semdHt
bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-11
Cine @iaiom Sapatter
Splen bis sum fOmmenben 9erblte
i'm Jeloe fteben.

Sotip, IL. Npril. Sapan be-
oeanet benz ruifif6en plane Der &eor-
aaniIation uno gsrfdrtun9 Der Wanos
fGurei armee nit ausgeoe6nten @rpe.
oitionen our6 feline eigene Militdr= Or-
9nniIntiOn.
Die gin5elnbeiten uno 3ablen
zines planes, ani6einenb bic gegens
pdrtige 4rmss gu serooppeln, tperoen
fOrefdltis eebtitet, ieoo9 berani4lagen
millt6riI9e Sa5nerffdnoi9e. oab big
gum nd6Fen Serbit bic geiammte Dei-
INSTRUMENTATION cine ..0tilioniSeute
I'M Teloe tiberi6reiten tpiro. Die ge.
genudrties 6orce tpirc auf runo 7OO.s
600 Wann 9ei6dbt. nit beabf9tigter
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