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late hour refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served. Tn ose present
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. KeMar and
daughter Margaret, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Whitehead, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. Diffen-
derfer, Mr. and Mrs. H. M Steele Mr..
and Mrs. George Finch, Mrs Day and
son Harold, Mrs. J. K. Withers, Mrs.
D. A. WiZer, Mrs. Frank Efnmert Mrs.
George Y Dung, Mrs Margaret ConweH,
Mrs Frank ConweIl and daughters.
Margaret and Charlotte Elizabeth Mrs
Clarence Frisbie and son Rolf, Mrs.
Elizabeth Finch Mrs. F. H. Bartlett
Miss Ellen Holiday. Miss Frances
Short Miss Ida Ravens, Miss Florence
Anderson. Miss Marie Finch and Mas
ters Carl and Galen Finch.
PRIDDY -KLUSSMAN
a very pretty wedding was solemn
lied Wednesday evening, May %, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Kfussman, 1913 Madison street when
their youngest daughter, Lula Julia,
was married to Mr.. Calvin Ernest Prid-
dy only son of J. w. Priddy. Rev. Mr..
Glendenning, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church officiating. The
house was tastefully decorated with
ferns and cut flowers Large bowls of
roses and pink peonies were used in
p a IN the parlor where the
ceremony took place these flowers
were supplemented with syringa bios
SONS and a large bouquet Of Gala lilies
which the brides brother and sister.
Mf-and MIS- VIII kluSSm8n, brought
from California During the reading
of the impressive ring ceremony. bv
Rev Mr.. Glendenning, the bride and
groom and their attendants Miss
Laura Gooden and Mr. Harry Priddv
stood before floral bower composed
Of ferns and other greenery, brighten
ed here and there with the fragra mt
roses and peonIes- The wedding music
was played by Miss Cora Priddy The
bride wore a dainty girlish gown of
white wash chiffon. deliberately trim
med with lace The three ruff7es on
the skirt were edged with the lace as
was also the berthe which edged the
lace yoke. The sleeves which were
elbow length were finished with lace
and insertion. A lace stock and white
satin girdle completed this simple but
effective gown The only ornam ent
worn was a gold locket the gift of the
groom. while her flowers were nine
teen brides roses Miss Laura Good
en-. the bridesmaid, wore white Persian
lawn. embroidery trimmed. and car
ried a bouquet of red carnations Mr.
and Mrs. Priddy received numerous
handsome presents Of silver, cut glass.
I hand-pained china and linen and these
We're in the living room. and here the
j decorations as in the dining room
I where cake and cream were served
+ were Of the roses and ferns. Mr.. and
Mrs Priddy went Immediately to their
home at 1924 Logan street, where they
VIII receive their friends. The cut Of
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NORTH TOPEKA.


Leave items for this column with Kim.
ball Printing Co. s12 N. Kansas ave.I
staver buggies. Pratt Bros.
James Roberts was in town today
from Hlmont.
Walter whitehead was in town today
from Granville.
Miss Cappie Schultz is I'll at her
home in Iinwood addition.
Mr.. Marshall Of Maple Grove addi-
ton is confined to hts home by illness.
Miss Mabel Pennick, who has been
In Topeka for some time and has COM
pleted her course in stenography. went
to Elmont yesterday to visit her par
snts.
There is not much in the entertain
msnt line in North Topeka just now,
nothing but fishing in Soldier creek
and the merry-go-round on Monroe
street
The Rock Island railway company
80 raising the track near Soldier creek
and making other repairs in this To-
cality The men employed Tor this
work are living in cars at the Rock
Island switch northwest of town
Mrs. Anna J. Wilson of Topeka ave
nue. south has sold the old Wilson
farm near Kiro to a man from Ne
maha county. The farm contains over
400 acres and the price was SIS an
acre. This Is one of the largest real
estate deals on this side for some time.
RIr Henry Huehn, assistant general
foreman Of the Union Pacific. who was
injured a week ago by being thrown
from a motor car while making a trip
to Onaga and has since been in St.
Josephs hospital al Kansas City, was
In town yesterday looking after bust
ness matters. He returned to Kansas
City this morning, as he has not en-
trely recovered from his injuries.
Mrs. John Nystrom of 1919 Jackson
street has had her yard visited all toe
frequently this spring by flower thieves
who have cut long branches from heg
rose bushes. Footprints noticed near
the despoiled bushes indicate that the
thief was a man. Such flower stealing
is becoming altogether too common
and some of the owners whose yards
have been visited intend to take mat
ters into their own hands and put a
stop TO it.
A number Of members of Harmony
Rebekah lodge No. 81 planned a pleas
ant surprise on Mrs. Fred Bartlett las
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Finch, 1924 Monroe street
Mrs. Bartlett expects to leave shortly
for san Bernaudino. CAL to join Mr.
Bartlett in a permanent residence. A.
a souvenir of the affair last evening
the members of the lodge presented hei
with a handsome piece Of statuary- Al
enjoyable evening was spent and az
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State Journal. 1Oc a Week.
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Low Rates to Boston and Return
Santa Fe.

For the dedication of the First
church (Scientist) at Boston June 10tb
and annual meeting American Medical
Association. the Santa Fe has made
the extremely low rate of one fare plus
&. 90 for the round trip. tickets on sale
May 31st to June 9Th. Anal limit ~
June 18th, but by depositing ticket ana
payment of $1.00 can be extended to
leave Boston as late as July 18th. sion
over allowed at New York on return
at slight additional cost on tickets
routed that way.
For full information address,
T. L KING
c. P. & T A..
Torelra
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Kentucky Home con,Ino,

The Kentucky Society Of e
has selected the SOUTH n q r. 11ou as
as the OFFICIAL Route fror, e e. - ~ q Z
to Louisville. Special train L'o9ls
Kentucky Society OF st o,,ss 9r ne
leave Union station. st I,o,,is n VIII
June 18th 1's' ~ a. ms
Regular trains of the s0r-r4yr,-,.~
RAILWAY leave st. Louie "a. ! 8 + IN
and 10 a. m Ask ticket agents ~ 1 = -.
err lines TO see that tickets read 90 ~ss-
sou THERN RAILWAY 49, 49, ~ -
LOUIS 70 Louisville Diagrams for pm +.
LII, ,'it1., f.esfsations are now open and an
mediately to mace m
WILLIAM FLANNEII,v
travelling Passenger Agent
Board Of Trade Bldg. Kansas cvi4--
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Mr.. ]. H. Golden who has had Is
wears. experience in short order houses
an over the United States has taken
charge of the short order. counter at ta@
Purvience dining hall, 100 East sixth
street. He is an expert coffee maker
ana Is serving the best French Drip. cof-
fee in Topeka. Everything in season
viii he served such as game, fish, vege-
tables and fruits Popular prices,
hours Z a. m. to u midnight
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10 Boston via the Michigan Central.

no Boston Via the Michigan Central.
The Michigan Central railroad has
made greatly reduced rates
Boston and return via Niagara Falls.
Stopover allowed at Detroit and Maya
"a Falls For complete information call
on or address c. c. Merrill, travelling
passenger agent, Tenth and Walnut
Streets. Kansas City. Mo. W. J. Lynch,
passenger traffic manager, Chicago.
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New Haven and Return $4,000.
Santa Fe

Annual meeting National Council Of
Columbus. Tickets on sale June l. 2 3
and 4 and can be extended 10 leave
New Heaven or New York as late As
June seth For full information. lttera-
ture. sleeping car reservations. etc, ad-
dress T. G. King, c. P. and T. A, To-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-24

could not bring as much happiness TO Mrs
Lucia WiIke OF Caroline. Wis. as did one
25c box Of Bucklen's Arnica SaIve, when
if completely cured a running sore on her
leg which had tortured her % long years
Greatest antiseptic healer of piles
wounds and sores. 25c. For sale at the
Arnold Drug Co, 81 n. Kansas avenue.
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card of Thanks.

we wish t. express our thanks for
kindness of friends during sickness and
death Of wife and daughter.
A. ORRISON.
Mr.. AND MRS. ]. F. ARMSTRONG
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New Haven and Return $500.
Santa F7e.

Annual meeting National Council Of
Columbus. Tickets on sale June ?, 3
ana l. and can be extended TO leave
New Heaven orr New York as late as
June goth For full Information. litera-
ture. sleeping car reservations. etc. al
dress T. c. King, c. P. and T. A., To
Y,a1<a
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town guests present We're Mrs. E. D.
Small and Miss Adele Small Of Atchf-
son, Mr.. and Mrs: VIII Klussman of
California, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dierk-
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Andres. Mr..
Henry Dierking and Mr. Zeurbuchler,
all Of Alta VISTA Mr.. Carl Radlof and
Miss Bertha Radloff of Bonner Springs
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Priddy, Miss
Cora Priddy. Miss Nellie Priddy
NJ essrs. Clifford and Harry Priddy and
Mr.. Steve Cnr1stman. all Of Hlnaont-
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and return from Chicago. via Nieksl
Plate road, June 9Th, 10th and 18th. With
return limit of June 18th. Nickel Plate
Office. room 29s. 11s Adams ST., Chicago.
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s exen long
of
Variations old-styie
lusedfo
nigh be
Hops front
full
the lace
in
Is with
is 90 n he BAG
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1JTDen TOM a. a. 70 / NIIIITlIEg NJ
The new short order lunch counter
serves everything in season at popular
prices. Everything prepared by a Jap
anese cook, the best in the city. Pur-
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Members of Lincoln Circle No. I G.
A R are requested to attend the
funeral Of our chaplain. sister Julia
Doolittle, Fridsy May 20, at 2 D. m. st
the residence. 1917 West Sixth
CLARA COVELL, Pres.
ANNA E. BRUSNdA9J, Sec
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a clean Kitchen

The Purviance dining hall, 100 East
Sixth, has the cleanest kitchen in To-
peka- Everything is prepared by two
japanese cooks. who are not only clean
but artists in their line. All the pastry
and breads served at the short order
counter and at the dining tables are
baked and made by them. Meals 10
cents and popular prices at the lunch
counter.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-15

in front of the Court House door of
the City of Roswell, County of Cha
yes, and Territory Of New Mexico,
the following pieces O parcels of
land. situate in the County of Cha
YES and Territory of New Mexico,
and more particularly described as
follows, to-wit: The WIZ of the
NWA and the NEA of the NWA of
Section 26, Township IL s., R. %
East, containing 12O acres. Also the
EA of the SEA Of the SEA and the
Eh of the VIZ of the SEX of the
of Section Is, Township Il s.,
r.. "a East, containing 80 acres. And
also the Ne of the NWA of the
of Section II, Township II s.,
r.. 25 East. containing 20 acres.
And l will execute good and suf-
icient deeds of conveyances to the
purchaser or purchasers thereof.
This May 4th, 1906.
LUCIUS DILLS.
(fri5t.) Commissioner.
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Notice of Sale of Real Estate.
Joseph ID. Lea, Plaintiff,

Joseph D.. Lea, Plaintiff,
VS.. No. 7e7.
Robert E: Lea, and Frank A.
Lea, Defendants.
District Court 9Th Judicial District.
Chaves County, New Mexico.
Suit for Partition of Real Estate.
By virtue of an order of sale is
sued out of the District Court of the
5th Judicial District in and for the
County of Chaves and Territory of
New Mexico, ON the End day of De-
cember, 1905, and to me directed, in
the above entitled cause, public no
tice is hereby given, hat in pursu-
ance of the provisions of said order
of sale, and by virtue of the power
and authority granted to the under
signed, in and by the same, | will on
Saturday the 18th day of June, A. D.
1906, between the hours of nine in
the morning and the setting of the
sun of h same day offer for sale
and sell to the highest bidder for
at either public or private sale,
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-05-15

from splitting theological nairs. The
Bible was written in the childhood of
the world by men who were child
rem in their simplicity of expression
and all the difficulties of doctrinal
dispute have been added by people
who are not satisfied with the per-
lection of simple truth plainly told
but we may discuss this at some otn-
er time, in connection with our firm
conviction that the early lessons
learned in the Sunday school will
be of more value to the boy through
out life than all the sermons he may
ever hear from the pulpit.
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tenant Wanted.

We will build at onc three up-to-
date brick buildings in the growing
of Dayton, New Mexico, 80
miles south of Roswell. A good OPP
dry goods, or furniture store. Will
build to suit tenant. Write at once
to CHISHOLM & EXSTEIN,
64t12 P. o. Box SO,
Sherman, Texas.
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Few people know. and yet it is a
fact that American mad sewing mt
chimes. typewriters, Agricultural ma
chinery and innumera0le other artic-
les IAN be bought for practically half
price in Europe. The reason why the
American people can be- held up and
robbed is because the manufacturer
are protected" by the tarin-El Pa
so News.
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$500, 900 to oar on irrigated farms.
Long time loans, interest payable an
nually with privilege to pay off loan
before DUE. B. Herbst, Financial
Agent, 303 N. Main, opp. P. o.
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suranc companies to enable them to fulfill in the future all their outsand-
n contracts, promising payments of vast amounts after stated periods, or
at the deatho of personsi nsuredi the fact should be overlooked that in
mel past these companies have ALREADY paid their policy holders immense
sums in deaths nj endowment claims, dividends, ETC.. That the sums sc paid
are a large proportion of the totalp premiums paid by policy holders may be
seen from the following table. compiled from b official records of the New
York; suranc Department
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Buttermilk delivered, 1919 cents
per gallon.-Roswell Creamery Co.
62tf.
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pmlfe fir Gan syranetsco.

Nm Sonntag nabmittaa uurse
nnter ben Nuipi5ien oes BuiineB
Wtens Club i'm @roBen Opernbaule
cine gut beiubte 8%eriammluna ab.
gehalten, nm iiber Mitte( uno Weae
gu beraten. mie man San 5rancisco
su 0Ilfe fommer Tonne. Sc ruuroe
Elm aIgemeines 6iilfstomite gebil.
Oct, oefien Beriiber @indefter &elio
lit uno 81 benz Die Serren s. 8.
9gdmODo, @eo. S. 3upton, 8. 9.
@legg, $. 6. 6iloebrano, 9. 6.
9irftfelo, S. S. Steoens, Ridter
Opger, Or. 8liem uno Saplan
Diron gebDren. Das 4omite proa.
n%iiterte fih ipdter, inoem es Raplan
DiIon gum Setretdr uno s. 6. Sod.
nDoo BUM Sdabmeifter erudblte.
es uuroen ferner seridieoene So,
mites ernannt. tpelbe bic einselnen
Geih1fte beiuben uno um Beitrdae
gum 5nlfsfonoS bitten Ionen. Cine
lotort nor9enOmmene Rouettion er.
CAB 5000.
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Gin mennfaher MSroer.

SIN Raplanoe erreat bic gntbaQuna
elner &eibe oon entlebli1en 8erbres
den, tie elm aemiifer Bierre Baiiou
be9anaen bat, oas grDBie NufIeben.
Sn einem @eHigelbaus auf Dem
8runoitud oas 8afon aebDrt, grub
man Die 2eide zines Sarmers Sea-
mems Sbafer aus; nab6em feItQe,
itelt mar. DAB oieier BON Ba1on err
moroet mar, tamen tueitere @nthGl.
lungen, uno jebt bat man ermittelt,
Dab 8afion menigItens neun Moroe
auf Dem @emiiien bat. Inter ieineu
Opfern befinoen iib auh lein gater
uno lein Bruoer. Nls 8aIlon lab,
oaB Die 2eihe ieines lebten Offers
erbumiert uuroe, eriboB er Iid ielbit.
Sn allen Saqen bate er oenlelbeu
8med Derf0lat: er bate 1ih su
Spfern i0lhe 2eute ausgemdblt, Die
orinaeuo @elo brauhter. CT lieb ia.
men cine redt betrahtlihe 5umme
uno lieB iiA BON ibnen ale Inter
piano cine acknowledgements
aeben. 10 oaB er naG Der grmprouno
oieler 3eute in ben 8elib Der Gerlis
herung8lumme fam. BaIfon, Der
erit an % Sabre alt ruar, mar elm oe.
borener BerbredJer oes iblimmlteu
9npus. Sein Sater bate i'm 5einer
~lafterhaften &ei0unaen peeen bereits
a%ufgeaeben, ols er sm6If Sabre aft
nuroe. S6on in Ter 9inobeit pers
ubte er i6redlihe @raulamteiten an
3ieren; 10 i0u er einmal cine Gobe
bel langiamem Seuer lebenoia zebra.
ten baben. Seinen Batter ernDroete
er i'm Scbre 1900. Dieter bate 1id
itetS Der beiten @elunobeit erfreut
uno ltarb i'm riiitiaen Wiannesalter
gang pl6Blih, pine oaB Die urfahe
gu ertennen mar. Wan lprah mol
biel iibsr ieineu Sob, aber Die Qeihe
nuroe niht unterluht. Sebt erldeint
es 5ueifeqos. oaB fem SDbn i'm Der.
giftet bat. Sein Qeben mar fir so. 900
Weart oerIid]ert, Die 8ierre 8aIion
erbte. SIN Sabre 1903 tebrte er zines
3aees pDn einem 5iIdsuae suriif
uno teilte nit, Dab lein 8ruoer Sas.
per, Der i'm bealeitet bate, ouu einem
5ellen fortgeipIlt uno ertrunfen
more. Sasper mar fir 70, 900 Wart
nerItbert uno faft Der game 8etrqo
beitano in elmer rlufaqsB erIideruno'
10 Dab iein 8ruoer nur iebr uenia
erbatten bGtte, menu er zines natiir.
lidlen 3ooes ae%itOrben p6re. So
bate er oieies Miittel eeluablt, nm
audi fir ieinen Brnoer Die oelammte
Beriiberuneslumme 81 erbalten.
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MenihltdJes 8luf farbt.

Cine Shredenstat uuroe ourb Die
Spuren menlhlihen 8lutes in Dem
9eim oes b%etaunten 8aufmannes S.
Us. Wiuiams in Bac, St., ersdblt:
Tor 20 Sabren batte ih 2uneenblu.
tungen uuo mar Dem 9Doe 1abe, ib
nahm Or. Sings 0eue gnteedung.
Sic bette mid uno ih blieb eebeilt.
Sic beilt 8lutitura, hrDnilden 6us
item, grtdltung, 8ronnitis uno
ihmabe 2unaen. Seoe Slaide gas
rantiert. Bei Noptpb DreiB uno s.
3alteper & Sobn Breis SOC uno
$l.00. BrObeflaide feel.
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cages . Neutafetteu
SnInnb.

Bel einem Teuer, ourb melhes
in @oneg Sslano BEL Stem 90rt mebs
rere 66uier seritDrt muroen, tainen
bier YerlDnen um'S 2eben.
Nua Trintoao in Colorado
t0rnmt Die Habribt nDr eineu1 Ibnes
rem Wtinen + uualid. Sn Der Wine
Der Colorado eFuel & Srun Company,
ungefabr DO Weilen meitlib BON Sris
rloao aele9er1, fano SDnntae mittug
cine @rplDliDn lhla9enoer @etter
1tatt. 2Ueiuno5manaia Irbeiter purs
Den 9etDtet uno elmer piro nod ners
mlBt. .Gn Der Wine nuroe bebeuter-
Der Sdaoen angeridtet. Die Wtet=
item Der Terunalidten itno Staliener
0oer Sapaner.
U uSlan0
Die orei5ebn 8erQleute. Die in
ben 8Dblenaruben BON @Durbieres
5nanaig Gage lang einaeihtDKeu pa=
rem, fino auf Staotstoften nah benz
8aoeort giarrib geianot rpOroeu.
Sn Der Brooins Sierla i'm ebez
Hallgen italieniihen @roBberspetum
3Oacana, itno am 5amitaa mehrere
groitDBe aeipiirt moroen. Uie oiel
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nod ntdt.
Der @eburtstae bes 80nigs
Sarl BON Numdnen uno oas O;ersies
iGbrige Subildum ietner grmabluna
gum reQierenoen Jiirlten ienes 2ans
oes muroen in Berlin belonoers bes
gangen ourh Elm Seitoiner beim rus
mdniiden @elanoten Or. Nf. BEL
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bel Der 8%ele9enbeit ausoebrabt mur.
ben, uaro namentlid Der pDffuuuq
Nusorud perlieben, oaB Der &6nie
bon ieinem 2eioen nDlia mieoerbers
ite0t meroen mDae.
- Sn bteler 8od)e lino stueibun.
bert Ruiien aus Berlin ausaemielen
pOroen. Sic paren entmeoer unbe,
mittelt ooer pDfitiih anriihie, uno
oas Boliseiprdiioium mad5t in lols
den Sallen teine Nusnabme. Sn
io8ialoemDfratiihen 8reiien mtro
iiber oieies 8Dreehen GROCER Qarm
geid(agen uno ben Neb5roen miro
unn6tige Sarte gum goruurf ges
maht.
- 8Dm Obertrieaseeriht in Wlu.
tier lit Der DioiltUnspfarrer Ba9itein,
nab mebrmaliaen Berbanolunger,
tuegen 8eibimpfuna BON @inrihtun.
gen Der fatboliihen Stride nunmebr
gu einem Gag @efdnenis oerurteilt
pOroen. @r bebielt Iid &eoifiDn
O0r. Snspii6en lit oaS'D issiplinars
uerfabren einaeleitet.
Sn 0reslau baben lih ltrei.
tenoe WtetaQarbeiter su &ubeftDrun=
gen binre,Ben iaiien uno iino in IAar.
fen 8onfltt init Ghubleuten eeraten.
% GuSitdnoiee muroen ourd Sdbel.
hiebe uno aebn Shub(eute ourh
Streifermaffen uertuunoet, bod i'll
teirer ihwer perleBt. Nu ndbiten
Wiorger ermabnten Die Streiter ourh
5lueblatter lelbit CUR Gube. Sic Or
ganiiierten auBeroem elm Rumite, oas
auf Bahruna Der Oronuna balten
lou. Sic &ubeft6runeen baben fib
ntbt mieoerhplt.
Nm ID. Npril rieben tirtiIhe
9ruppen i'm Diitrift. Welnit Die pers
einiaten bulgariiber 8anoen utter
Bafaltbeff, goana, guipuoa uno
Sligo auf. Die 9irten mad)ten 90
Wtann, unter oieien Die genonnten
Siihrer, nieoer. mdbreno tie ielbt
4 Cote uno 3 Bermunoete nerloren.
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Sft Der mpns be,uohntY

IS lit ermieien. BOB Der Wonb in
Splae ieiner Ntmospbdre bemobnbar
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oaB electric 8itters Ropfmeb, @als
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