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Cuzzart.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
The big rains did lots of damage
to our roads.
Charles Miller, of Terra Alta,
visited Cuzzart friends recently.
Clarence Shaffer is preparing TO
build barn to put his harvest in.
ID. S. Livengood drove to Bruce
ton Mills last week with lolG OF
gram.
a. X. Livensood IS preparing TO
build a fine grain house and cellar
combined.
The Reckart Bros. have been
working on the stone work of b. G..
M. Awman's new house.
George A. Kelley was a recent
business caller. George A. is one
of the wheel horses Of Democracy.
Miss Ella Guseman, of Missouri,
accompanied by Joseph Guseman,
of Gladesville, were calling on
friends here the past week.
Mrs. Fanny Watson, of Reeds
vile, and Joseph Matlick, of Mis-.
souri,, called on friends in this and
adjoining communities recently.
W. A. Wolfe and Joseph Matlick,
of Missouri, visited the latter's uncle,
John Matlick, of near Brandonville.
Mr.. Matlick is among the oldest
men in the county. He has been
very sick, but is some better.
LITTLE Tom.
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A Valuable Map.

Messrs. Robsr, ID. Henneu and S.
Z. Ia, lor have issued an up-to-daie
map Of Preston county which re-
fleets great credit on their work.
The map has for its foundation the
government surveys. which insures
its accuracy and completeness, but
since the government work In the
county the NJ. & X. railroad has
been completed to Rowlesburg and
many coal operations started that
are not found in the government
work. The map is Typographical
one and shows, Besides all the nat
ural features, such as streams.
boundary lines. etc, all the public
roads, houses, churches, aud school
houses; all railroads, ferries, etc
The map is in three colors. making
every feature distinct, and will prove
a great convenience TO business m, n
and Others.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

The-e have been complaints re
Gently from all over the country as
TO the quality OF postcards and
stamped envelopes furnished by the
government. The government is
lavish in stationery Of all sorts for
its own uses. Such stationery is
either bought in the open market
this is done in only few cases-or
else is secured either under adver
tised bids or inyitation bids, -" which
is a very nice simple scheme for
keeping a contract Just where the
government purchasing agent wants
It. But the postcards and envelopes
are furnished by contract and
bought and printed by a private
firm up in New England. The quail.
ty Of the envelopes has usually been
satisfactory but the postcards,
never very good, have been getting
steadily worse Of late years. The
contract is 10 be gone over by the
postmaster general, who will see If
something cannot be done TO raise
the quality Of the postcards, and it
is thought that the envelopes will be
improved at the same time. II is
understood that this is the last year
the contract for postcards and en-
velopes will be put out, as there is a
chance to have the work done Just
as we'll and cheaper at the bureau Of
engraving and printing.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01
Maple Forest.

Correspondence OF The Argus.
Born, to Mr.. aud Mrs. Ezra Ringer,
a fine girl.
Miss Norma Graham is visiting at
Morgantown.
Bruce w. Ringer is working for
Luther Feather, of Lenox.
The heavy rains raised the waters
but did very little damage.
Oakley Forman has bought a new
walkabout Get ready. girls.
Mrs. Catherine Groves purchased
new raking machine recently.
The reapers are heard clicking IN
the wheat fields ~ al directions.
n. w. Ringer gave to The young
people of the community a social
recently.
Jehu jenkins is not expected to
be here very much Longer, as he is
still growing worse.
Charles Miller, of Terra Alta,
was in our vicinity calling on his
sister, Mrs. G.. +. LivengOod, and
other friends.
Misses Ida Dilmore and Elsie
LivengoCd are at home from Kong
wood. where they have been attend
ing the normal schoul.
Winfield Wolfe has purchased a
new buggy from Johu Ringer. Look
cut, girls. Winfield is a fine boy
and likes companion.
Joseph Gusemau, Of Gladesville
Mrs. Fannie Watson, of MasoLtown;
Joseph Matlick and Miss Ella G. use
man, of Missouri, and Isaac Guseman
and daughter. Miss Berthe, of Ear,
were visiting at +. S. Livengood's
recently. They were on their way
to Ear and other places.
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RESOURCES.

Indebtedness Of county at close Of fiscal
year ending May 81 1907 ........'.....S 3Oi4 7s
Respectfully submitted
July D. 1907. NN'
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w w. Shoch. Rowlesburg
w. 4 Burch. Rodsmers
J. II Rowe. independence
&. A Bergman. Howesvillc
Fike Bros X Co. Eglon
l.. &. Sbs Her. CarmCi
II Walls. Albright
l.. ). Brown. Reedsville
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

Free, for catarrh just to prove merit a
trial size box OF DR.. Shops Catarrh Rem
edy. Let me send 1t now. II is sncw-
white creamy, healing artIsep;Ic balm.
Containing such healing Ingredients as oil
eucalyptus. thymoi menthol. etc. II gives
instant and lasting relief to catarrh OF the
nose aud throat. Make the free test and
see for yourself what this preparation can
and will accomplish. Address DR.. Shoop.
Racine. Wis. Lirge Jars soc. Sold by
Strckler's drug store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01
STATEN tcNr.

OfFinanciHl Condition of Union District.
Road Fund, For Fiscal Year Ending
Nav 81, 1907.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

J VII mai YOU irer no prove merit. sam.
piles OF mf Dr Shooy Restorative. and my
book on either Dyspepsia. The Heart or
The KidneBs IraHbIre n tbr sf,~.s~E
heart or kidrrys ere merely symptoms of
deeper aiment Don make fhe ,oamor
error OF trcF ling symptoms only Symptom
ifeatnent is treating che result of sour s.I
mout and not the cause Weak stomach
ncrVes-fbe inside 1erves.mpan stomach
weakncse always And fhe heart and kid
neJs as weH have their controlling or inside
nerves Weaken these nerves aud sou DOB
cfhabiy have weak vital organs. Here b.
where Dr. Shops Restorative has made
ffs Tame. No other remfdy even claims 40
trest The inside nerves. Also Tor biost.
INK biiiousncss. bad breath or complexion.
use yr. Shops Restorative Write me
today Tor sample end free book DR. shoop.
Naci9e WIS. The Restoratire Is sold by
siriCklcr' drug store.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

we never repent Of eating too little was
one Of the ten rules of Lie Of Thomas Ief.
ierson. president OF the United States. ard
the rule applies to every one without excep.
ton during this hot weather. because It IS
hard Tor food even in small quantities. to
be dlgested when the blood is al high tenn
peIature. AZ this season we should eat
sparlngly and properly. We should also
help the stomach as much as possible by
me use OF little Kodol for Ind igestion and
dyspepsia which will rest the stomach by
digesung the food itself Sold by Strick.
Ter drug store; w. VI. Dent. Newburg
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STATEMENT.

or Financial Condition of Portland District
Road Fund for Fiscal Year Ending
May 81, 1907.
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STATE NJ ENT

ar financial Condition OF Reno District
Road Fund For Fiscsi Year Ending
Msy ~. 1907.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

"HeIIo, old man Getting ready
~ retire from business life, eh2"
"WhY no, Pm not. Whit makes
you say that7"
al see you've stopped advertising
in the newspapers"
And after thinking bis reply over
for an hour OF two, the merchant
went around and renewed bis econ
tracts. Philadelphia Bulletin.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01

Keep ile pores open and the skin clean
~her sou lave cut burn 1suIse or scrafgb.
~ W'i ra'1o.Iled witch Hazel SsIye pen.
VIZ pores fnd BEG. quickly sold by
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-08-01
OUR washington letter
Hot Season Has Struck the National
Capital.
RAILROAD RATE IN NORTH CAROLINA
State and Federal Courts at a Dead.
lock-Kick Over Bum Stationery
Sold by Government.
From oar Regular Correspondent.

FROM Oar Regular Correspondent.
WAsHINGToN, ID. c., July 90
The dull, hot season is upon us.
The capital city has long been de
serted by the legislative, executive,
and judicial branches OF the govern.
ment. Not a cabinet officer remains,
and the chiefs of division and many
suboTdinates are away on summer
vacation. Much improvement is
going on in Washington rendered
possible by recent appropriations.
Five massive white marble govern
ment buildings are nearing compile
ton. The new union railroad sta
ton. which except in height is
bigger than the capitol of the United
States, will be finished IN a few
months. Pennsylvania avenue is
being elevated and resurfaced. The
park, which thirty years ago was a
swamp reaching from the Potomac
almost TO the White House and COW
eriug nearly 400 acres, has now
been filed IN and is laid out in wide
gravel boulevards, walks, and soft
duveways for equestrisns. 1t is in.
ierspersed with lakelets, trees, and
lawns. No Other city is better en-
dowed with park area, and Wash
ington promises TO be in time one
of the worlds most beautiful cities.
Things are at a deadlock In North
Carolina between the state and fed
eral courts over the railroad rate
question. Judge Pritchard, the fed.
eral judge in the case, has released
two of the railroad ticket agents
who appealed TO him for a writ of
habeas corpus after they had been
sentenced to the changing tor sell
ing tickets at more than the state
rate of ~ cents per mile. Judge
Pritchard may or may not have been
right on the law in the case, but he
has succeeded in stirring up a pretty
hornets nest. The judge used to
be one of the counsel for the South
ern railway, and naturally his de.
= cision is looked on with distrnst by
the more radical element as biased
IN favor Of the :oad. Gov. Glenn
has been taking counsel with the
state corporation commission and
expresses firm determination to
uphold the rights OF the state in the
matter. The real aim of both the
state and the federal governments is
to get the case before the supreme
court of the United States as soon
as possible and abide by the de-
cIsion there rendered. A compro-
mise has been offered by Judge
Pritchard to stay the whole proceed
ings till the decision of the higher
cour; IS rendered. But there re
mains the question of whether or
not the state railroad law should be
allowed to remain in effect till after
the decision is rendered. There is
bnt little doubt that compromise
will be reached and one that will be
satisfactory to all parties, that is IN
SO far as a compromise is ever sat
isfactory to any one.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15

am aufbau oes Staates genommen
babcl. gr ermdbnte sic Baltimore
uno Sbio.9abn," neIfe beibe Staa.
ten perbinoct, unb ifloB nit Sen
Worten: .@ir iinb iett III bas~Sats
u%nicrer Batter srriidgefcbrt. 8ott
Iegne Warplano ulo iein Solf."
Ealtor 5. Nepett Steelc's
@orte.
YaItor 5. Neuett Steele, YrGiioent
Ser rWarplano @eieQidait bon Nelr-
Dorf," wuBte ieinc 3uborer ourf
cine Mlmoriltiidje Aniprahe 81 iei.
ieln. gr iiberbratte suerit sic @riibe
ser alten WarplGnoer in Nep-Yorf,
mcld)e aus perihieoenen @riinocn
mobl ibr Seimatblano uerlieBen, aber
ME Die 2iebe fir oollclbe perloren ba.
ben. Iurd) cine rei5cnoe Shilbc.
rung bon @alt.Sampton auf Gong
Sslano, no CT Ieinen Sommer gu
bringt. nit ieineu 5rpei '@ebirtsbau-
fern bes 9id)ters Oes w&ome. inject
Some" ieiner alten Vtiible unb Dem
airtJbof perltano es Haiior Steele,
oas gauge Sntcreiie Ser Sauienoe III
Mniprnd 81 nebmen, bic oft III ltir'
miibe5 Sciterfeit ausbraden unS baum
wieoer ourt ieit,e eas Seim nno Sci
matbslano prgienSen @orte bis ms
tieiite Ser5 seriibrt mnroen.
Senatpr Carts.
Senator Seurp q. 3apis pon
@eit. 8irspien NOR 10 iriid miS in-
genolidl oils ie, obpobl er ein Sobr
alter, oils Scnator' Wbpte MN Warp-
Lamb lit. Gr iprad, feline 8toe nit
flurer Stimne, bod, ipenSete err fid)
b1itiig Al, Sen 8o1,perneur @arfielh
brett, moourb Die SGlfte ieiner 8eSe
fir bas aaaemeine Eublifum ilnper-
itdnblit fpi,rSe. Or 3eigte Die Gnt.
pidelnng oes Staates Watpiano iirto
erpdbute bic Sbotlad)e, oab ct nltn
Der toote Senator 8orman in einen,
9orf geboren wGrcn.
| Ger s eli BON Santidgo, i
,Gs lit &ibm fir Iae porbanocn.
iagte Der SeIo BON Sdntiago;" nit
oieien @orten iteIte Sr. 2intbicnm
ben Monliral Sdlep Dor.
Mit tuarrnen Worten beidlrieb Der
Montreal feline Gefiible, nit oenen CT
3ur Seimfebr. @ode mad Baltimore
gefnmmeu iei. bod iagte CT. 0nb-er Ct:
eentIid MIR belfen iolte,, sic Seim'
febrenoen 81 empfonaen, Oa ia aud
! Die @ieee ieiner Batter bier itanb. Vi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15
SDnnenanfs nnb 1tntcraauo.
Sas @cttcr.

sir Warplano uno Sen IiItrifi
Columbia beitte uno morgen flor uno
ctruaS lpGrmer, leihte nmipringenoe
@inoe.
IS mar eeitern rcd)t folt, ein idor'
fer @inb ging, ober bas @etter mar
flar. Die bohite Semperatlr mar 55
@rao bon 1 Bis A llhr Ha6mittogs
iutb Die nieorigitc If @roo INN 6 ltbr
Morgens.
Sn ben anberen 9unbes . @etter.
9coobtdlunas. Stationen murben Die
i%olgenoen bodJltcn Temperament Der.
5eifnet: gaitport 80, YortIono SO,
Bolton So, Mlbonp 5S. Hep.Oorf Sc,
YbilaocIpbia So, Ntlantic Gitp So,
Cape Mnp Sc, @aibinaton "a, Nor.
folf SO, &atteros 60, Charlotte 56,
@lmington 60, Gborleiton 62, So
pannob 60, Sadionpiae Ga, S1tpiter
rs, Sen @elt IS, Atlanto 60, Mont
aomcrp GA. Relp-S Orleans ga, Yolc'
Itil,e 6S, Balpeltcn &C, GorpusG briiti
"A, Mempbis 60, Cincinnati SO,
Tittsburg so. Ssnego 4S, Buffalo
SO, Glepclano 80, Detroit 80. Alpcln
Sc, Warouette GO, @ren Dan So,
Chicago 60, Tull,tb 60, ct. Saul
60, ct. 2ouis 60, aonios Gitp 10,
Omaha 70, Suron &c, 9isnard 60,
@iqiiton 60, SABRE 70, 9eleno 66,
Salt Cafe GO, Tcuocr 20. Iobgc Gitp
76, NnloriQo ~, Cos IngcIeS so.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15
Baltimore SOibran-S ans,
anb II @cit'@ Germans traRc.-
Iprsiialid)c bentId)c &iid)e.
(2S6-91) Sulius @cgncr.

Gin hmcrer Berlin It.-Gll
Maub Der Slommlen lit i'm 9obnboI
Der Baltimore . Ohio 9obn" 81
9runsipid Ole Iusitelung Der "Wo'
rplono Suberculpiis Nlioclotion" oitt
ben transport bon Baltimore nod)
Der Sogcrstomn.Soir %gcruorocn.
Seuer brad IN DEM 6rodtpugaon, III
meld)cm Die Ausltcllna pcrpodt NOR,
aus mo 5erit0rtc Moggpn mo Sne
balt pollitGnbis.
Sic yWenoacric" Der hiolo.
ailhen Teportemcnts Scr vSohns
Sppfins =. llnipcriit1t" nlcbrt iid,.
guBer cen 9icncnidNpGrmcn, iibcr
Die fiirSlid I'M vGelitid,en 9prrcipon'
bcntcn" berihtet mllrbc. bot ons o.
portemcnt 12 au%igatorcn bon 20 5oa
2dnec, Die ans 2oiiliann itammcll
unb ocrcn @oiier. in Incident tic &C.
balten lperbcn, 80 bis 50 @roo Snb'
rcnbeit baben mllB.
Hiption @ilmcr tobt, -
Sn icine Spmmerpobnullg in Nlb,'
morlcsGpunlp 3d.. lit Scrr Nipiiei1
@ilmer bon Hem .g)orf. @riioer bcS
Dor mcbreren SSabren aus Dem 2ebcr
acihieoenen bcfanntcu 9alttmorcl
Med)tsarnpnlts uns Eraiioenten oeS
5iueiten Ratbssmeiees Sfiplpitb @il
lncr, ans benz 2ebeu gcitieben. 6,
ipar 81 So,re alt. "
@irb b1a 10 ii be n.-0cl
bemofratiihe '8ouperneurs eanoi
cot Auitin &. Grotbers ipiro, ocn oe
itrigen Nofridten aus Clifton ,l
folge, balo i'm Stanoc fem. ouial
iisen. Scine aorpertemperotrr ii
normal unb iein Gulsidlas ebcl,
fnllS. az eert e,,u
alter 3ettnngsma nn &C
itorben. ,Sn ieii,em Seim nc
ainiale, 1eitnorelane. Gountp, 90.
1T Or. &orace u. 9roofs, ein Sci
tungsnarn pom Der alter Stnl
nno lal,sc 3eit Mitelieo bes Hcoof
tionsitnbes Scr Baltimore Sun" in
Sitter bon 66 S,abren aeStorbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15
Sentidc @eieQid)aft ppn Marglaub.

9emtihe @eieaidaft pon Marglaub.
0iertcIjGbrlife @cneral . @eriomm-
hing i'm y8ermania : Club" -
Der GuartnIsberid)t bes Neenten-
= 0as abbalten zines 2eIteiiens
bel Der Sabres Seriommlung
bei6loiien.
0ie nleutide @eieuidait ben
Marpluno" belt geltern Mbeno inn
,8ermunio.GIub" lire piertc(i1hr.
lide General Scriommllrra unter
Dem Toriit ocs Erdiibcnten 8. 4.
Sennibbouien ab. Sr. 8. &ubitrof
intgirtc als Erotofoufiibrer. Ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bes 9gentcn Ser
@eIeald)aft muroc perlelen uno onge'
non1men. Gerielbe bat folgenoen
@ortlaut:
g.. SunrtaIsberiht
oes Mgenten ser vGeutiden 8eiell'
ihaft BON Warplono."
@eebrte Serren! ltnter5ei6neter
bat sic gbre. Sbnen hermit ben &C.
rid)t fiber sic Ionote Suli, IlgnIt
nnS September 1907 gu uuterbreiten.
SSn oicien orei Wonaten murben auf
34t Nnneiiungen $t095 peraus9abt
unb 5mor: Wonat Suli ouf 115 An
mciinngen 1868, Wonat Allguit auf
tt3 A%npeiiungeu $3.50, Monnt Sep-
TENDER ouf 1t3 Anipciiungen 1857;
%suionmen ouf 34t Nnnciiungels
$tO95. MegelmdBige monatlide I'M
terItiisung erbieIten: 10 5amilien NIT
AZ &inbern, 7 @bepoare obne ainoer.
IS Wittpen nit BOG 2inoern, IL
@ittrpen obue ainber. 3eitmeili9e
monotIide llnteritiitung erbiclten: )
Iamilicn nit If 8inoern, / Gbepaar
obnc ain0er, 3 @itttpen NIT 10 Rin@
bern, I @ittrpe obne &inoer. Gilt
malioe llnterltiibung erbiclten: 1 6o'
Mile nit = ainbern, / Gbepnar obllc
ainoer, 2 @ittpem nit Z ainoeril;
suiamnen erbielten ollo Inter
Itiisung: ii Samilien nit 50 Slit
bern, 8 Gbepaare obne &inoer, 80
s9ittpen NIT 1923 &inoern, IL Iltt-
men obne ainoer. 3mei neue @elild)c
murben aeltelt, Die beioe fir beolirI%
tia bcirnoen uno unterltilet mnroel1.
I'm 46 51Qen wlirben Groceries ge'
ocbcn. @iner an5abl bon arbelt~
iudcnoen muroe geihaftigung nod)"
oepicien. abtungspol Sobn 9.
Weper, Ngcnt.
dc $50. 2ouis Gotif), aoolt y.
Gcter unb Charles 'Ser5og imlroen
ais Ritglieoer ouigenommen. Als
Witalteoer bes Nominations-Go ml'
ties 'murben oie SS. s. Hubltrat'
Scarf u. ~. Sdolb, Senrp. .. Sode,
Sans BON Marees erlonlt. Sic @aDl
finbet in Ser Sanuar : Seriamnlltn9
Itott. IS muroe beiflolIcn, aild) Otes
les ,,abr bei @e%lesenbelt Der Sabres-
8eriammlung elm Ie'tellen 81 peran-
Itoltcn uno Elm aus ben $50. ern't
Sdmeibcr, Martin Weperoird uno
gomaro Drifting deficiencies Goln1te
%ernanllt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15

bob unier Scrluit Der @emiln Ser
gat15cn Nation mar uno uniere Sim
Der 5ltritffebrcn fonnelt, nod)oem lie
ourd] ibre glltcn Gi9enidoiten Inoc.
rem gebient boben. Iieienigen, mel
die lange 3eit nid)t bier mdrcn, mcr.
Den Gieles pcrGnoert finoen. Sic mcr.
ben Die altcn 2anomarfcn pcrgcbcns
iuden. liner Safen lit nit onlerifa-
niiden uno ouSl1noiid)cn S5cunoam-
pfcrn nno Sllnbertcn bon Scgclldii-
len bclebt. ><n unicrcn Tabrifen font
Oas id,luirrenoc Goo unb baa &lopfcn
Der SGmn1cr. God wellll iie bic al.
tcn Srcrnbc mieber t~reficn lit Die
3luiif)en3cit Der 1rcnnung I'M feitcn
SGnheorud peraelien. Sic miiien 10.
Damn, bob troB aaer @erGnoerungcn
Dies sic olte. licbe Scintatb lit, Nie
bat Baltimore felt ieincr Griinoung
in 1929 10 piele muni5ipalc Hitter
nebmunaen 1eieben. mic III Den lcb.
ten bier Sobrcn. Ser grobc 9ronb
ltebt oils Gin Marfitcin in Der 8citif~
te Saftimorr's. @ir Aotten gcrobe
4Itue fir Ab5nesfandle, Straben-
MloitcruuaenL Earfs uno Shuien ge-
nratt, nls Der Vrunb AIem Elm Gnbe
s,t madden id)iem. Die 3eritorrns bes'
@eidGftsniertels tbot abcr bicien Hlo.
men feineh Mbbrld, ion0crn iuaren
mir in Ben Stanb geiest, b%reitere
Straben nalle Gods ,rnb id,onere Sc.
bdaoe a%n5llcaen.l Ssn oen' ndditen
bier Sabren merSen Genbeiieruneelt
uusgefiibrt ,lueroru,H hic $2d,0O0,OOO
fciteit iperoen, lmo FIAT auBerbem bic
2csislatur S., O0oO00fiir Eflaiteru!1e
unb $1,OO0OO0 fir Qarfs al,toriltrt.
llnier npues slb5Agsfannl Spitpm
miro Gin Muiter fir Ganhere Stqote
biloen. Nlit lnieren ~ntobernen 2ods,
idonen @arfs. ne,sen SfalgebGuhen
INTO ,aeilen SpriBen q oftpasnte'n
perben mir int 0orrn,rg mooerner
Stobtper,puItungert in Der Welt ite'
ben. Ncnn mir aber and aeiddftis
gespeien iino, 10 iinb bod uniere Ser
aen At. 9eimitdtten Die alten geblic-
be,h ,Sier finhen sic bieielbe Soipi'
tdIitit. ipeld,e erIt i'm 1oo ehoet. Wir
beiben Sic alto nof,mals ber5l!d)
tpiqfommen!."
Sr. acrn- {priht.
Ter nGfite Mebner tpar 2r. albert
aern; NrGiiSent .ber.1 Marplano @e,
feaidaft BON Gbio.|y gerielbe Iprad1
5uerit bot, ienler r,eiieit Seimatb Qbio
nnb ben 5beil, weId)en Marpldnoer
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