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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-11-09
Piles
Seattle Gentleman Cured with Less
Than Box of The Pyramid
Pile Cure.
Anyone Can Easily Test II and Prove
II, for a Free Sample is Sent
by Mail to All,

Anyone Can Easily Test It and Prove
It, for Free Sample is Sent
by Mail to All.
Seven out of ten readers of this pa,
per are tortured with piles or some
form of rectal disease. You are, OF
you would not be reading this article.
Thirty years ago doctors carried a
lancet In their vest pocket and blef
people for all sorts of diseases an6
bled them hard-sometimes quart at
time. 1t was the fashion then. All
that is changed nowadays and a doc
tor with a lancet would be considered
curiosity.
Five years ago doctors "cut out
Piles wherever they got a chance
All that has been changed since the
marvellous soothing, healing and cura
tive properties of Pyramid Pile Cure
| have become known.
By every mail we get let IKE
this: ~
Wishing to give credit where credit
is due, feel it my duty to humanity
as well as yourselves to write you re
garding your pile remedy. have no
finished my first box and am now well
After the first treatment of Pyramit
Pie Cure, the soreness left and the
swellings have kept decreasing. alst
used your pills and am feeling IiK,
myself again. Thanking you kindly.
AN. yours truly, c. Crowley. ITO 9ti
Ave. Seattle, Wash.
If you want positive proof Of thu
curative value of this remedy send u
the Pyramid Drug Company, 61 Pyra
mide Building, Marshall. Mich. Yol
will receive free trial package b,
return mail. Try 1t, then go straigh
to your druggist, get. q Scot ybox AM
get we'll.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-11-09
|DAIRTA'~ A'~
q EEAMEN
CAUSE OF FLAvoRs IN CHEESE
Taints Are Usually Impaired to Milk
During or After Milking.

Taints Are Usually Impaired to Milk
During or After Milking.
Good flavor in cheese commands a
ready market at remunerative prices
while poor flavor condemns 1t and no
one seeks 1t at any price. Flavor as
applied to cheese is distinguished by
taste and sense of smell. OF flavor
is the term usually applied to a va
riety of bad odors in cheese and Gus
tomarily refers to the well-known
characteristic odors which indicate
early deterioration in the product.
The faulty flavors may be divided
into two general classes-those de-
rived from taints impaired to the
milk through the iniudicious feed
ing OF unsuitable feed to the cows
and those derived from taints inn
parted to the milk through germs
that get Into the milk during and
after milking. Flavors OF the first
class are less common than dairy
men generally believe and may be
avoided in most instances by careful
feeding. Certain feeds, however, such
as leeks, cabbage, onions, turnips.
rye, and rape when eaten by cows,
impart unpleasant flavors to the
milk which are retained by the
majority OF consumers. Too often
the cause of flavors and taints of the
second class are assigned to the feed
of the COW, while the actual cause OF
the tainted, gassy conditions of the
milk and cheese curds Is due to the
carelessness and filthy conditions
under which the milk Is drawn and
kept before 1t reaches the factory
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-11-09
Denmark's MIX Producers.

The Red Danish COW is the prin-
cipal breed of dairy stock In Den
mark. These animals are brownish
red with black points. They are
heavy as the Holstein and are short
er In the legs than the latter. They
are good dairy cattle. In herd OF
thirty cows the average animal yield
Is 800 pounds of milk and 340
pounds of butter. 49,.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO GRAIN.
Toledo, O., Nov. Wheat cash 76;
Dec, 76 5-S; May, so 7S; July rs 7-S.
oorn-Cash AZ; Dec, AZ IA: May,
A Ia: July. A 3-4.
oats-Cash 36 IL; Dec, S6 IA; May,
81 SIS; July 35 1-2.
Rye-No. /. 6S; No, 2, SO IL; No. 8,
64
Cloyerseed-Cash, $S.25; Dec, $3.50;
jan, $S.35; March, $S.40.
Prime alsike, $7.7O; prime timothy
$1.95.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-11-09

JUST ONE LEFT-Cozy furnished
front room with bath, heat and phone:
s minutes from square, best In city.
81 and $1.25 per week. Call before
taken. Gentlemen preferred, 1919 w.
Tuscarawas ST.. Bell phone 1474. ida
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-11-09

THE U. s. NAVY OFFERS EXCEP-
TIONAL OPPORTUNITIES for ad-
yancement and excellent physical
training to young men. Mechanics.
clerks. musicians; cooks also needed.
Inquire at Navy Recruiting Station.
Erwin block. November IL to Noyem-
ber Is. 6-d0
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

The undersI gned has heen dulv appointed
Administratrix ofthe Estate OF william ".
Hammer, late of Stark county, Ohio, de-
ceased
Dated this oath day OF October. i9os.
Iris C. HAMMER.
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pITTsBURG LIVE STOCK.


Pittsburg, Nov. Cattle, supply
fair; choice $5,6005.9O; prime $3.50
5.5e; good $4.9O@5.20; fair s3.5O@4.O0;
common $S.Oo@35O; choice heifers
$4.00@4.30;, common to fair heifers
$2.5O@375; bulls $2.5O@3.S0; fat cows
$2.00@375; good fresh cows and
springers $25@$35: common to faiI
S16@$30.
Sheep and lambs-Supply fair, mar
ket slow; prime wethers $5.50@5.60;
good mixed $5.15@5.4O; fair mixeC
$460@5.10; culls and common $2.50@
$50; lambs s4.50@710; veal calves
$4.00@5.00.
Hogs-Receipts-20 double decks
active; prime heavy $3.50; medium an,
heavy yorkers $6.40@6.47 1-2; ligh
yorkers and pigs $6.40; roughs $1,000
$50; stays $4OOQ4.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-11-09

Waitress at Japanese
Chop Suey Restaurant, AT E. Tusca-
rawas st. Call after noon, 2Os7 Stark
phone. 6-d3
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EsIyins --Sss.

Esiyfns --sss.
Canton, Nov. 8. 1906.
Corrected daily by e. e. Hlssem.
Butter-25c.
Creamery butter-30c.
Cabbages-40@5o
Chickens-Young, 10c.
Eggs-30c.
Lard-10c.
Apples--40 to soc bu.
Potatoes--S0 to 40c bu.
Turnips-40c bu.
Retail Prices
onions-1oc per one-fourth peck
Oranges-30@50c per dozen.
Potatoes--15c pix.
Spinach, 12c.
Lemons-50c per dozen.
App,es--15c pix.
Bananas-15@2oc per doz.
Butter-2Sc; creamery. 35c.
Cabbage-5@7c per head
Carrots-20c pix.
Cranberries-12c per qt.
Sweet potatoes-10c per PIX
Chickens, live. 12014c.
Chickens. dressed. 160I8c.
Eggs-2Sc.
Lard, 13c por 10
Parsnips-10c " PIX.
Lettuce-16c per lb.
Oysters-35c per qt.
Celery-3 punches for 10c.
Turnips-10c u pix
Canton Grain Markets.
Dealers pay following prices:
Corrected daily by the Smith iaraiI
Coz
Corn in ear-45 to SOC per bu.
Hay, baled, 10.00@1S.00 per ton.
: Wheat-71c.
Oats-35c per bu.
Hay. baled, s1O.00412.0o per ton.
Hay, SOC per cwt.
Straw, ba,ed. 5000 per ton.
Retail Prices.
Straw. 60c per cwt
Bran, $22 per ton.
Peerless corn and oats, chop. s26.
MIddlings. s210O025.oO per ton.
Cyper's chicken feed. AIS per cw'
Cyper's chick feed. $500 per cwt.
Buffalo Gluten. $26 per ton.
Retail Meat Prices.
Beef-Rib roast I2Gisc: chuck II
@12c: boiling. sQ10c; round steak
14@16c; porterhouse steak. 18e; tel
derloin steak, zoe: Hamburg steak
Ice per pound.
veal-Steak. 22c, loin chops. 18c
rib chops. Ice: shoulder chopg. lac
stew. s@12c.
/ Lambs--Steak, 22c; Ioin chops. zoe
rib chops. 1sc: shoulder chops. Ice
stew. 6@10c.
! Pork-Fresh. steak. 1sc; chop
1sc; smoked ham. sliced. 24c: b.
con. 20024c, boiled ham, 30c; drie
beef. soc Il minced boLl. 15c; smoke
sausage, lac; fresh sausage. l3c.
WhoiesaIe Meaf prIeea
Pork loins-12hc.
] Veal. lie.
| Lard-1Okc.
| Regular hams-13hc.
| Bacon-13@14c.
Beef. loins. s@10c.
Dressed beef-6@7Ac.
! Di.ss veal. 10iSe.
Dressed hogs-ekc.
Beef, hind--S010c
Dairv and Farugard
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1906-11-09

WANTED-Men and boys to learn
plumbing. plastering, briclhlaying, cleo
trical trades; free catalogue; positions
secured; tuition fifty dollars. Coyne
Bros. Trade Schools, New York City.
5-tf
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WANTED-Good, strong industrious
boys over IA years. $1.50 per day.
The Oliver China Co., Sebring, o. 5-d6
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LOST.
WANTED.

WANTED-Man . to take care Of
horses. Call at Rooms Nos. 9 and 10.
3rd floor Eagle block. 7-d3
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OLD PIANOS and Furniture Refin-
ished, Repolished or Repaired. Made
to look like new. Call up Furniture
department and get our prices. Both
phones. The Klein & Heffelman Co.
eds
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT room house on Ma
varre street, convenient to shops in
southwestern part of city. Inquire at
918 Pennsylvania Ave. 6-dys
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-04
THE ILLINOIS ISSUE

Carrie Nation has for the temperance forces
and commends the German societies in their Sunday
dissertation and quotes favoraby the statement that
Prohbtion has proved failure wherever it has been
instituted nowhere has it promoted the Of true
temperance, but has always been hotbed of narrow
mindedness and intolerance and that no Congressman
who votes for Of this kind should be entitled
the endorsement of any honest German American in
the future If this be true then certainly Congress-
who takes position of that kind is entitled to the
endorsement of Christian temperance people in the
future.
In answer to letter addressed to Mr. Boute he says
81 am and always have been opposed to all attempts to
weaken the vgor and dignity Of state governments by
transferring legislative functions from them to the fed
eral government IF this be true why should he OPP
pose the Littefed Bill for it is the very thing the fed
eral is doing at the present time for those
states that have opposed prohbitory laws to the liquor
traffic These states able to enforce their laws
up point where they in conflict with the inter
state law which operate under the authority
of the federal government Under the interstate com
law the express companies able to ship liquors
c. O. D. anywhere into Prohibition state in original
packages and sell the to the people, thus pract
caly multiplying the laws of the state. Is not this weak
ening the vigor and dignity Of the state government
Mr.. Boutel states further that every state in the
nation has full power to prevent the of alcoholic
drinks This is plainly untrue, they find themselves
helpless under the state law to interfere with the o. " D.
express business, and matter how efficient the
tive and constabulay Of state may be, they help
less long this traffic may be carried under the
federal government On the other hand, all the Little
field Bill asks is exactly what Mr. Boutell says he is in
favor Of that is the efficiency and dignity OF the state
government exercise full police control of the liquor
traffic within the bounds of their respective
wealths, where police control is absolutely essential
under local self government
The Hon. Sharp Williams, in his argument before the
Judiciary Committee says there has never been but
thing that has prevented the majority Of the counties
in the state Of Mississippi from executing their local
option laws and that the interstate clause
of the constitution of the United States and the decisions
of the thereon and gave the following concrete
example of the situation:
Nov, Mr.. Chairman upon this question of the i'm
potency of the state, want to tell the committee
thing that took place in my own little town My son-in
law is mayor of the town-qute young fellow, not
Individual incapacity is the mother of looks like the
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-04

1t looks like the voters, who last No
vember voiced their indignation because
of the treatment of local option and
other reforms by the bosses and the
machine, are ready to do it again this
year, if necessary.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-04

prohbitions himself but believing that it is always
gentleman s duty when in official position to execute the
laws whatever they are whether they laws that he
would have voted for not He proceeded to attempt
to execute the prohibition laws in that little town. We
had about nineteen so-caled blind tigers In less than
six months-less than three months in fact
not any, and went along without any until the SUI
preme Court decided this very identical
"Drummers would come there and they would say
that they could get drink of anything for $500
You could not pay hotel porter $500 and get drink
Tt impossible to get in the little town. I'M
mediatey upon decision Of this case the express
company became warehouse for the receipt and reten
ton Of liquor shipped sometimes to and and G,
sometimes shipped to No. and No. and No. g. in that
way, and this that the other would
around with an authority from the who identi-
fed by the liquor sellers letter No l. g. and get
out his jug Of whisky The administration of course
rendered absolutely helpless, because you will in
moment that the Supreme Court OF the United States not
only decided in of these express company that
the local officer would and destroy the stuff under
the State law but that the law of the State declaring the
keeping Of whisky for sale nuisance could not be
cuted for the reason
The Iittlefeld Bill is of the before the
Congress Of the United States that should receive the
most hearty endorsement of all Christian people, They
should manifest their interest in the by writing to
their Congressman urging their support Of this
if before Congress, it doubtless WILL for their
support.
Before closing this statement would like to remind
constituency that the officers agents representa-
tives from almost every branch of the GemanAmerican
alliance within the bounds of the United States have ap
peared before the judiciary Committee in opposition and
have used every art of persuasion from the consttu
tiona argument down to intimidatons by threats of
political extermnaton to every Congressman who votes
in favor of the bill
If the minority, composed of the liquor element in
country, not satisfied with majority rule but insist
multiplying those laws that have been put upon the
statutes by the majority is it not time that the Christian,
moral and lawabidng people of this land that those
legislators be they state national who work with
them to that end should get few opportunities to
peat their conduct possible?
Let remember that Congressman Boutel took up
the fight for the liquor and spoke against the pas
sage of this bill
voters, counties out seventyfve
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-04

He who puts on the towel of service,
Pearse.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-04

Individual incapacity is the mother of
economic insecurity.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-05-04

Out of twenty-seven local option
elections in Missouri the past year,
twenty-four went dry.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-24
Petroleum roSufttou.

Die Der. Staten babsn I'M SABRE
1904 mebr aIs bi. 9dlfie Der ssfamms
ten petrolsums q robuttion seliefert.
Ha1 ether benz ftatiftfden Bureau bes
9onbelss Departments bon Der britts
|f4en 9anbelstummsr sueefanoten Gu
iammeHftsluns belief fid bte sefammts
petroleum sproouttion aGsr 2dnoer
TIM Sabre 1904 auf 9.309, 0 900
G%allonen; bierpon mtfielen auf bic
Ger. @taaten 4,916, 900, 900 @dqonen,
ouf Rublanb $3.50, 10000 auf
Dsiterrei4 202, 100000, auf SABA unb
@umatra 206, 800, 1000, auf RumGnien
135, 100000. auf 8rittf9 Snbten,
bauptfd4li9 8irmab, 105,000,000,
auf Sapan $4,000. 900, uuf aanuba
20, 900 uno auf Dsuti4lanb 49,
600 1000 Gauonen. Die 9etrolsums
@etpinnuns bes Sabres 1904 iiberfteist
ale Doraufsssunssnen SABRE; fs be-
lief ft6 i'm Sabre 1903 auf 8,504,000.s
600 Gononen. Die Ser. Staaten urb
MubIanb liefern' uneefdbr 9s10 Der gez
fdmmten p~rpouttipn.
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Rpffafiihe Miuiarbeu.

Die StatiItit Der beuti9en Net1s>
pofte unb Notwithstanding BON
1904 lift fpeben f~ertigseitent tporoen.
Die @eiammtleiitunsen Der @ermal<
tune baben i'm leBten 8a~lenoeriabr oie
Sumn,e BON q Mt1tarben iiberidrits
ten. Ho9 bor flint Sabren betrug ie
nur tpenis iiber flint Mtutaroen. @uf
bic bur4 Die poit b~eforberten Genbune
gen entfauen babon 6234a Mt1ionen,
auf Selssramme Az Mtnionen, auf
DernsefprG9e 959s Mtllionen. Die
3abt Der Gerneeiprdde bat ii4 tn ben
lesten fanf Sahren nabesu p%erooppslt,
gle betrus 1899 nod 574 MiGtonen.
Der @efammtbetrag Der Wertbonsas
ben unb bes permittelten @elbpertebrs
bstrast isbt iiber % Miliar0en. Die
sefammten Gfnnabmen boben I'm Re9s
runssia6re 1904 4873 Mtntonen
Mart betrasen, BON beneu 53a als
ltebsrfduB perbletben, Die @efammts
aahl ber poftanitalten betr0st test 49,
1877; Seleardpbtnbetrieb haben a.
986. Die pofanitotten BADEN ith nrr
um 8, bie Selesropbenunftalten UNI
1890 Dermebrt. Dasegen 1T bis 3abl
Der 1ernfprehanftdltsn I'M lebten
Sabre BON 1894 auf 19, 1884 ssftiegen.
Nmt1ids @erfaufsfte[en fir poite
tpertbsesfsn sibt es jeBt 26,117, poffe
brieftGften 1885. Die @efammts
gail Der 8eamten, unterbeumten u. I.
tp. betrdst jebt niht ~tpentaer als 229,>
079. Jbre 3abl bat fi6 i'm lebten
Sabre UNI fuft 10000 psrmsbrt. Don
BEN %befDrberten @enbunsen entfa1en
6024A Mtuionsn auf 9rteffenbunsen.
80 Wiutonsn auf pdderei unb
wertbienbunsen; es tuuroen an grie>
fen, p~oittorten etc. 1890 Miuipnen,
poftdntpeifuns.n 1865 MtIionen, Sci
tingsnummern 1343a Minionsn, Sci
tungsbetlaeen 229 MiGionen bsfSrs
bert. pofttpertbaei9en puroen 1924
Winionen @tid I'm W~ertbbetrase BON
325a mt1isnen Mart perfauft.
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GausmetHer.a onarek.

Dts @tabemie Der 9onsautoren unb
.uafter belt biefer Gage in parts
ibren intsrnationaIen Sabrestongreb
.bes aanoss, ber Mobe, bes sutsn 10
nes, Der eitten unb 9rdu9e" ab. Die
aonsrebmjtgliso.r Dottrtsn etnfttmnts
bic WsrurtbeiIuns bes Gehrodes bel
9o4setten. sic beidtoHen fernsr, bab
Bic 2un4e mad Der QoGaett abeeanbert
tperben miiBten, neil man oft Derbeis
rotbete fofort mad Dem 9un4 bers
f9tpinben fdbs. SdlisBli4 ipurbe
aud lbsr oas strifere1t Der Sanas
metiter nsrbanbelt, unb bisiss als abs
folut e~rfprberlid beseidnst, tpsnn bte
bsre4tistsn 6oroerunstn bisIer Stiissn
Der gutsn .Gefenf9aft ni9t angsnorne
men tpirben. Der na9te Ronsreb
finbet bonn 10. big Is. Sult 1908 In
Hom fat.
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Netfroite 0auSeSrade.

Sn QtFobon, portusal, III Elm Wsrs
ein gegen ben 1~anbeorud in's 2eb.n
setreten. Dtefem tam cine unbesrenat.
Mnjobl Don Witeltebtrn beibtrlet &C.
f4Ie6ts un6 a1er MltsrstlaHen uno
Differentiation ansebOren. Sein 3ptd
1T bic Nbi9affung oss 9dnbsorudss
aus fanitdren HidIi6ten. 8titrdet
bdben bic Witslieber ni6t gu letften,
iebo9 Bel llebertretuns beg @runoees
feb.s cine Celebrate bon etpa bier
Gents an Die 0ereinstaHe gu be3ablen.
ipobtt ben Witaiiebern nod Die Nuss
idt ld9elt, iiber RaAt gu reidxn ecu,
ten 81 iperosn. oenn Don ben Der 4aHe
5ufiieBsnben Strdfbetrdsen tp.roen
2ooie %getauTt, oersn @efpinne unter Die
WitglisOet ass 8ereins bertbeiIt fper
ben ionsr.
Die oubtfruht6 eg in6is
f6en Gauern III meis. tpomit lber TO-,
100000 4det bebaut iinb.
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sur oyab!tGfeH Geographic.
Sas e~eutid;e &rco.G.ebsfdit G1f;em anb
ici:e he0>u.enacM Grfp!sc.

9as ~eeuti6;s &rcn=S!Gb1fd;t GDitem Hnb
ici:e ~heOcm:smaeu Grfp!se.
Heu. UortIGtitie in bar orabtloIen
S%etegruppie fijbrte Der Grfinoer oes
@p5tems n2slefunfen," @rdF Mrco,
jiingit9in in Der ariegsotaoemie gu
Berlin elmer 8erialnmlung Dor. Bum
erften Wtale 9elang es in oieIer Der
iammlung ouf einem perbdltnibmdbig
sleinen Baum i'm Goale js feds @eberz
unb @mpHngeritationen obne Drabt
gu glei6er 3eit arbeiten gu lafen, o6ne
baB cine Station Die anoere aeitDrt
bate, obpobl Die 0rabtneBe Der Gmz
pfanseritationen iid idmmtli9 in gleiz
der SSbs b%efanoen.
Das 4rcoz@ labDf6e Spitem bat
bas Spitem Murconi i9on i'm Wettz
tampf seidlagen. @s lit BET iGmmtz
lt9en &riegsmarinen Der 0elt, NIT
@usnahme BON England, 6rantrei6
unb Stalisn. stnsefibtt unb bat aud
bic metiten 2anoarmeen nit fabrbaren
Stattonen nerforgt. Mdbrenb mad
Dem Spitem Marcpni uno alien an
bsren 5ufammen etlpa 300 5tationen
eingeri6tet itno, beite6en no6 Dem
btuti4en NrcozSlabpf9en Spitem
$40 Statipnen. Die fabrbaren Sta
ttonen fiir bie 2anbarmee purben in
Der 0%erfammluns in 2i9tbiloern bors
sefabrt. Der grOBte Spp iplder Sta
tiunen eleidt auf's Saar einem 3ug
BET ber Mrtillerie. Sn elmer Dirt 9rob,
faften 1T Die ean3e Station unterges
bra9t. Gin tletnerer Snp brau9t ip>
gar nur etnen tlsinen, pom etnem
pferbe seapsensn Barren, Sod etn>
fa9er 1T bic Geberftatipn eingert6tet.
Cine feline 9bnamomaf9ine lit auf
einem Sabrrab montirt unb miro our9
Srsten In 8etrieb geieBt. Ser 2uftz
brabt pirb an elmer a~us5iebbaren
@obrftanse in Die S0be sebalten, unh
bic betreffenoe militdrii9e Mbtbstlung
fam auf bisfs Wetfe iiber 30 8ilo@
meter. tpeit teleerapbiren, felbft ipenn
WGI6er aptf9en @eberz unb gmpfdn@
s~erftatton fissen. Den heutf9en Selez
funtens 4pparaten auf Sniffen lit es
aud s.lunsen, ale Mareoni@Seles
gramme, bic fir englifde S9iffe be-
ftimmt tpdren, auf3ufdneen.
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Ger sltportrr-3bn
Jeem Sorct, Der poetitde 9ertdteraatter
nto feline gereimte ,1eituna.

Seem Spret, Der postitde 9ertdtsrEatter
nno fet'e gereimte 3eitune.
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