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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

o@'uctio1 q TIC -.cCy;ert tErI- = &c
,&cco: New ground tobacco is generally
:, f IN color and smaller il yte-d
1, II tnaG grown on old manned BIS
All breaking with three horses on deep
Sl!iS is important, because it DESTROYS to
. large extent the cut worms that prev
Upon the young plants after they are
TFansplanted. In March tie land Should
pc rebfoken with q two-hCrse plow and
frequent working with g heavy tooth CT,
c!sc harrow is necessary 10 put the land
II hne condition OF tiIth.
FERTILIzINCi, FILLING AND
PL!A Ting.
All tie Accommodations Of ashes. tobacco
Stalks and scraps should lie scattered
ever the land before narrowing. These
Wlll be found q most valuable addition
10 the stable manure that should always
t ne applied IN the fail, when it is put On
the Land IN the spring it ;g2G Q tendency
70 make the tobacco plant SPOT, ana It
crows with SO much re- piiity that. tI1oueh
iae leaves may have ample size. they viii
the tobacco is cured,
When the plants in the seed bed show
leaves as large as a quarter Of q dollar
IL Is tune to begin to lay off the land
tne making CT hills. Usually burrows are
I'm p3Ih ways across the land three
~ 49,, nan ieet apart vita a single horse
low, anc at the points of intersection
q the rows fertilizers are dropped rapg-
ing IN quantity from q tablespoonful to
q small handful. From $50 to 500 pounds;
are used to the acre, the quantity being
regulated to Some extent by the strenefi3
or the soil and by the amount of stabla
or ot 1l mnnures previously applied.
Carolina and in the seedleaf districts Of
pennsylvania as much as 700 to 500
poCnds per acre are applied with mosi
Satisfactory results. The best artificial
ing: --lo ioii' W.
PhOsnhoric cold
ammonia, 2 per cent
Eotash' 10 per cent.
This is varied by a reduction OF the
amount of potash to 5 per cent, which.
Whlle 1t lessons the cost, reduces it's val
ue as fertilizer. 1t is not a wise or
economical policy to reduce the percent
age of potash, as this is by far the most
valuable ingredient that enters into a
fertilizer for tobacco :
Manural applications are rarely nada
on freshly cleared land, except in the
yellow tobacco growing regions on vel
loWlsh or whitish soils where they are
giving vitality and finish to the tobacco
Nessler, Schloesing and other chemists
nave demonstrated that the combustibili-
" or burning qualities of tobacco are
greatly impaired by the use of any fer
tll1zer containing chlorine. Chlorides.
Such as common salt. mUriate of potash,
kainit and many other fertilizers cor
tta "a any form OF chlorine should not
De employed in growing tobacco. Nitrate
OF potash. though costly. is an excellent
&C. soo tiiizer Iof tobacco, as are also cotton
OF ammonia and nitrate of soda.
Low, wide, fiat hills should be made at
me crossing OF the rows and the fertili-
ger should be well intermiyad vpith The
dirt that goes to form the hills. Each
the hoe. A" Will
The use of fertilizers for the growing
of tobacco hastens forward the cron At
least two weeks or more. 1t also adds
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21
~ Worth RemembGFihq.

Success Magazine,
That gossips never secure "perma
nent jobs
That Happiness is found only whel
you look within. rot without.
That love may be ever so great
but must also be wise, to grow.
That fool is never so foolish but
that he may teach another fool some
thing.
That to be poor without losing self,
respect CT 6 sense of enjoyment is 2
fine art.
That kindness o{ any true sort must
De expressed in terms of therecipient
not of the donor.
That capability marks some men.
and Importance others, but that in
dispensability attaches to none.
That friendship which is genuine
may invariably be recognized in that
it is neither jealous nor selfish.
That Incidence among the rich is
more to be condemned that ignorance
among the poor. The rich know bet
ter.
That intellectual worth is most
clearly shown in the complete and &C
curate knowledge of ones owns
abilities.
That ne-liocrity, provided it be
perseverl1C-, accomplishes more than
htful Ia 5nt. Hares and tortoises
still run IA -es.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21
TOBACCO, LI0EE 10 s,:Ejz7zg.5sE,
CURE AND PgEPhaE E9g
MARKET.
BY j. B. Kiliebrew, A. M, PHI. D. 7a+a
expert Oh Tobacco for Tenth
Census
MAXINE PLANT BEDS

MAKING Plant BEDS.
me first and most important stem II,
producing G. crop OF tobacco is to have
an an aoun 1!5 of good, strong, stocky
should be CT virgin soil with a siiEhtIv
southern exposure, if possible. in 6rder
T.. o1lat III the young plants may get the benefit
spring. This is important 10 bring +har,
forward as early as possible The soil
s H be a rich, fertile, black loan.
s niacN ;, Is preferable, because it absorbes
1itole neat from the rays OF the sun than
gees any otner color, and brings forward
the plants several days sooner, which is
h.en TO 5e desired by the tobacco grower.
after the wild growth has been cut
or ana the leaves ana trash removed.
brush and wood should be piled on the
surface sur IN sufficient quantity to burn the
TOP earth to reddish tfnge or soft.
prick color After the bed has cooled.
and without removing the ashes. it should
De co4laered or dug up with grubbing
with wedding hoes, until the surface is
thoroughly pulverized. All roots should
t De removed, as well as Jumps of up
OF sowing
One heaping tablespoonful of seed is
hundred square yarGG. The seed should
De mixed with peck or more of meal.
as or land plaster to facilitate
more NOR surely insure this even distribu-
ton, the bed should be sown first
one way and then cross-sown After
the sowing, tramp or lightly rake the he'd
with fine garden rake and then cover
with canvas. The edges of the canvas
should be tackled to a frame made of
scantlings or poles that should form a
frame around the bed. A few bent
arches made of wire or switches should be
stuck over the bed to hold the canvas
OFT the surface. A trench dug on the up
per side of the bed is necessary to pro:
tect it from the washings of the surface
water. that is apt to collect the seed in
groups in the low places of the beds
Beds should be burned as early as DOS.
sible when the land is sufficiently dry
after the Christmas holidays Thosa
burned and sowed in February ana
March, when suitably prepared always
do best. Be careful not to use too MANY
seed. When this is done the plants are
so crowded that they grow up with deli
cate, fragile stalks and are unable to
resist the shock of transplanting as wen
as stockier plants.
PREPARATION OF SOILS FOR
HEAVY SHIPPING TOBACCO,
"A rich, loose, well-drained clayev soil
Is best adapted to the growth of heavy
shipping tobacco. Old land that has
grown crop of clover or coWpeas the
preceding year, broken up in the fall
well MANFRED, either before breaking or
after, with q liberal application of stable
manure is found most favorable to the
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21
HEROD's OCCUPATION GONE.
Twentieth Century Death Rate of
Babies Would Satisfy Him.

! In one summer there were 52S37
Infants deaths in the large towns Of
England, the rate being 275 in 1000
for the same period. Frequently dur
Jag summer the hospitals for chill
dren in London are taxed beyond
their capacity. In Birmingham more
! than 3.00o babies die annually.
! Germany has a record which, the
World To-day says, is astounding for
that domestic country, where all
Young women are supposedly learned
In the domestic arts.
Two million children are born In
one year, and yet as many as 4OO.-
C00,dia before one year old, making
the rate for the German Empire 200,
IN pretty Munich. where IT. would
seem taat conditions are favorable
for public hygiene, the death rate has
been as high as 419, an average of
ga i'll 1000.
Oar own country makes little bet
ter record, for IN tha District Of CD
''!n4Dld Tie rate in 1900 was over
Z15, other States being little lower,
bit still too high. In Massachusetts
f5ht cities averaged 1856 to 3O4, and
New York was about 159, almost all
the New England States being higher.
From various British reports it is
learned that improper feeding is the
Prime Cause of the great mortality
amon6 infants under one year of
age, and in a German record of inves-
ugat1on the statement is made that
OF the 1915 deaths of infants which
occurred in Munich in the year 1908,
$3.50 were bottle FED, which would
snow conclusively that artificial feed
ing has its very serious side largely
because of the "unclean" milk given.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

Cough and colds contracted at this
season Of tn" year should have immedi-
ate attention. Bees Laxative Couch
syrup, contains Honey and Tar anJi
Is tneluallcd for hoalSoncS>, Group and
coughs. Pleasant to take: mothers en-
dorse It ;childrcn like to take. Contains
no opiatcs. Moves the bowels. Sold bv
+. /, Whitehead 4 Co., Scotland Neck,
."ggctt Drug Co.. IIObg00d.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

Bread riots in Spain, famaine in
Russia and China the race is still
far from knowledge how to conserve
intelligently and distribute equitably
what the land produces,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

In the treatment OF piles it becomes
necessary to have the rcmcdvput IN in
such tolm that it can he applied 10
the parts affected. ManIan Pie rcmn,y
Is ehcaSed IN coIlap~iblc tube with
nozIle attached, II cannot help but
reacn the spot. Relieves blind bleed
ing, itching, and protruling piles. 30
cents with nozzel guaranteed. Try it.
sod by f. T. Whitehead & Co.. Scot
f'ho Neck, L"ggett Durg Co., Hobgood.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

Can a man in place Of financial
trust sell stocks to himself without
letting his left hand know what his
right hand doeth New York
World.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

10 remove a cough you must get at
the cold which causes the cough. There
Is nothing so good for this as Kennedy
Laxative Cough Syrup. The LIQUID
cold relief that is most quickly effective
that stills and quiets the cough and
drives out the cold. Sold by f. T.
Whitehead & Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

You >hou.j be very careful OF your
bowels when you have cold Nearly
all Other c"i.gh syrup are conStipating.
e1aeclcliE those containing opiatc~.
henned y : Laxative Cough Syrup
moves the howels--contains no opiate5.
conforms to the National Pure Food
and Drugs Law. Bear the endorse
ment OF mothers everywhere. Children
IKE l, ITS pleasant taste. Sold by Z. T.
Whitehead ( GO.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

The winds of March have no terror
to the user Of DcWitt's Carbolizcd
v Itch Hazel Salve. 1t quickly heals
chappcd and cracked skin. 1t too. for
bolls and burns, is undoubtedly the
best relief for Piles. Sold here by f. T.
& Co.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21
Wanted,

Ten men in each State to travel. dis
tribute samples OF our @ 0 5 and tack
signs. Salary $500 parmonth; So. 60
per day Tor expenses. SAUNDERS Con-
Any, Department p, No. IS jackson
l'o''le ara, Chicago; III. 13-3m
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

She saw You in the street car the
ether evening, Mr.. Saxty. Heidi
you? Why, | didn't see you. Shell
suppose not. | was standing up
Semerville Journal.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

Everyone knows that Spring is the
season Of the year when the system
needs cleaning. Dades Little Liver Pills
arc highly recommended. Try them
Sold by f. I. Whitehead & Co., Scot
land Neck, Lcggett Drug Co.. Hobgood
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

Mary-dark circles under the eve in
dictate sluggish circulation, torpid Iivnr
and kidneys. Exercise and Hollistor,l,
Rocky Mountain Tea will ma ke vo,, vol,
and beautiful. 50 cents Tea or Tahlota :
E. L. Whitehead e. %
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

First Physician Has he got an
hereditary trouble: Second Physi-
clan-1es. I hope to hand his case
down to my son. Harper's Bazaar.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

If cotton crop of ten million
bales would mean twenty cents a
pound the farmers would do their
best to raise twenty. -Durham
Herald.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21
! SATURDAY
NIGHT TALKS

HY T. E Dawson Rutland Vt. 9
:. !, & IL.
ALCOHOLIC ANARCfUSaf.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

1t is we'll for one to know more
than he lays, plautus.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1907-03-21

March "a. '57-(Isaiah 2s:7-ts.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-01
utetnIlntett Der gnlere.

ue6er bic Reinlt9teit Der Sbiere
na4t Or, 9ople aus Man@efttr in
terefGnte Mtttbeilungsn. Cine 8aBe
trdgt INNER ibrs &leiberbiirTte nit
f@," 70 meint er, nbenn ibre 3unge
TIT raub unb 10 rstnigt ite ibr 6ea 10
gut. pie etne Dame lire pel5e biir ltet,
GeIbmdufe tGmmsn ii9 9aare unb
Bart nit ben 9tnterbetnen, nte es bic
W6lfe unb 5iidfe tbun. unb bic Robbe
Dsrtpenbet mebr 3eit ouf ibre 9otlstte
pte bic tIssantefte Dame. Iu9 bic
@%Iepbonten trasen fir bic &einIi6feit
t6rer 9aut pie erDBte Sorse unb bers
abrei4en fi9 beItdnbis falte 9uIden
NIT i6ren Hiifeln,
Den gr0Bten 3oilettenIurus unter
ben Sbieren aber tretbt bas &rotobil,
benn es tiBt ii@ opn Dem egppttf9en
RegenpfeiFer bebienen. 0a ndmlid
has 9rofobd in fetnen 3o6nen ueber=
reIte feiner M}a4l5eit behalf, 10 0ffnel
s8 fetr maui uao iein 6reuno, Der
RtgenpFetfar, flisgt bjnetn uno pidt bic
Reite auf -. SER 1auber i'll aud Der
8r,bs unb monc5s 9rt bon 9robben
Derfettiqen Ij6 Ioqar hub'6e &Itiber
aus grinem UNI rot8em Seetang."
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= Q

Su Der Ndbe BON Qptt, Sails
Gountg, bat Elm gntlon aIerlei S9a'
Den an9ertGtet. Webrere 6GuIer
muroen oemOliert urb Die 5amilie
BON Saoe @Dtt empftna babel id1mere
8erIebungen. Sn Soft ielbft fiel
9agel, oDh ridtete oerIetbe fetueu
grDBen Sbaoen an.
Sn 3aplDr fpu Elm Gemere
SBltem eingeri1tet meroen. Man
bat nit elmer &Dntrotturenfirma aus
gbicagU einen biesbestelihen Som
trait abgel6(Diien. 9as SpItem miro
$35, 900 tDften.
- Trant M. Mabrp. fraber Baus
Tier in Mc@reeDr. bat fim nur Bun.
oesrihter Wareu in 8acp i@utoia
ertlart, 9efoer elmer Notionalbart
unteriblaaen su baben. &le anoee
rem qe9er i'm erbDbeneu Nntlagert
muroen oaraufbin fallen ge[aiien uno
er puroe gu flint Sabren 2uhtbaus
perurteilt.
- 8dbreno ite nit Dem Rod3er
oes Srlbltads beihdftigt mar. lturate
5rau 9ena Boenina, Die @attin oes
in Der Ndbe nDn goatum wobnel1-
cen beutihen Sarmers Srib BDe'
MING, tot au 8Doen. Gin 6erslh[ae
bate ibrem 2eben Elm gnoe aemabt.
- Gin aus iehs Waaert belteber'
oer BUG, Der saua unb gar nit 8Dbl
belaben mar. purbe am Donnerltaa
abenb pDn Corpus gbrifti uab benz
Nuroeu aeihidt.
- Der beutihe gbeaterberein Der
Gtuoenteu unierer Stantss l1niperfit6t
Eat fitralib in Nuitin uno ipdser in
Neu 8raunfels oas beribmte Bene.
bir'ihe 2uitiptel Or. Beipe" aufs
gefiibrt. Wie aus beiber Srter ees
meloet miro, babeu bic iuneen 2eute,
0erren iumDl als Damer, lire Sadie
iebr gut 9emadt uuo ben 8ufhaueru
cine bibIme 8Driteluna oeboten.
Oerartiae 8eftrebungen, pelhe bic
SUIT uno 2iebe Der Gtuoenter an it,
rem oeutihen Stuoie11 seiaen, find in
ieoer 8eSiebuna QutauheiBen uro man
Tam 1ur init Sreuoe unb@enuatuuua
uDn ibner bDren. 0DHeatlid miro
fib oieies ,,Deutide gbeater" Der
Stuoente1 reht lange erhalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-01

8 81 8rieft II u an 6 3 Grien, Is 1cfer
9nnb; $64
9 Grauso an 8 9 Clements. @runb.
ftId an Der g6e Der 0uilah Noenue uno
8elfnap Blnce; 1890.
. unb Seq 3 Stuemte an Wiaube Mo.
rales, @runbitlf an Der gde Der 9am<
ptco nno galaneras StraBe; $l0U.
US u 8rieft II u an US 3 SDoter II VI,
159% Nder 9ono; 1922.
" u Brief an Sobitha 5ar6p
57H glder 9ono; 1929.
0ilep 8rieit u VI an 9 s 9rieft unb
M S uno 8 U Coy. 100 Nder 2ano; $500
8e0rae s Rrieft II u an 8 Sc Brieit,
@runofiid an Der Seller unb 8aplor Str,
ierner 1881 older 9nno uno 1910 NGer
Hano; 1895.
. y MtoDor uno 6rau an Martin
S6mibt, 20 6il0 Nder 4enb; $500.
Grel unb Saul Reeribeiot uno 6 u
Stieren an @ q Silnens, @runofnd an
Der BefteSDufton StraBe; $I00.
@ntlh Rtel an s 5 RoQers, 81 7il0 Nfer
Qan6; $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-01
3ettete Sas 3ebem hires gobmes.
MnerIet.

Ser Snternatipnale Club bat
bas @intrittaaelo auf SIS feftaeIebt
uno Die idbrlihen 8eitrdae ebenfans
auf SIS. "a miro er mol iGnpetiiA
uiel Mitglieoer erlangen, aunal Die
3mede uno 8iele bes Clubs nod in
Duntel gebtat iino.
Sm Ilter nDn 81 Sabren itarb
6rau Nlma gspep, Satin BON SUI
illus gspeb. Sic mar in Oloenburg
geboren. Das 2eidenbeadnanis fano
inter GROCER 8eteiliauna itatt.
= Die Ooo Telpws balten bier
tire Stauts GUnuention alb, bic am
Z. ihlieBt.
Der Bau : superintendent s.
5. Babrenberaer fteute i'm Sebruar
1879 8aufbeiHe aus fir @ebdulihtei.
ten i'm aneeaebenen 8erte bon $685.
675.
5iebenunoneunaig 8adre lie.
Sen fih i'm 5ebruar 6eiratsiheine
ausiteuen.
Beim Baden i'm arpBen Balm
Der Ba6eanitalt oes 6Dt WeGs 0Dtel
lit Der rs Sabre alte ghornas 6. Rib.
Der BON BDntiac. ST., Don einem
Shlaganfau g%etrDffen mDrben, UNI
terge0anaen uno ertrunten.
BunoesienatDr Bailep bat Die
Wtitglieoer oes &eprdientantenbaus
ieS. bic 9eaen i'm ~itirninter nie buns
me Jungen uno 8erbreher bebans
belt.
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ltnIere @eiebseber.

Sn Apitin itebt, bas tpiBt tbr wohl,
Gar berrlib unier CAPITOL,
$50, tuie mir DftmalS b6ren 1agen,
NeS States rtueiie" MANNER taaen.
9oh LIT es leioer in ser @elt
Wtit @eisheit punberbar beteIt:
Oas mas bic ginen .peiIe" nennen.
Die Nubern oft ala 9arrheit tenneu.
go gebt es audi i'm @apitDl,
Sa benton iib bic einen tpobl,
N.an ibaft bort fir bes 9anees Setl,
Die Nnoern grab oas @e9enteil.
Sn unierer Contribution
6at man nerfIQt lett LANCE Idhon,
DAB Sreibeit eint' oes 2anbes Sort,
Sn Iuitlu oenft ma anoers bort.
ga bentt mat INNER nur barnn,
8ie man bic Sreiheit tuebeln tam,
Isle ma nerihdrft, au SpDtt uuo pobn
Sas b6ie Ding, 8%IDbibition.
Sbpn manbe bic @eididbte fenut,
Die iie aIs 5ohpert6ter nennt,
0te o0h nod peni9er BON Shaoen
Nuf unler arrtes cano 9elaoen.
"a Iist 10 manh' 8%antpHelbelb.
Der ftimmt, tpie's ieiner Srou aeiaut.
&enn er nidt tut mad ibr @eheiB.
Wncht iie 81 5aus bic Sba' ibm- heiB.
9m gno' nerbietet man gar hier
uus nod oas ih6ne Gone Star Bier
uno onfiir oefretiren iie:
Saul 8afer, tuie oas Itebe Sieb".
Damn iaeen mir bon betl'aer @ut
Bum Capitol hiuous bic Strut,
8~eri1ufen Ife i'm g%Di0ra0',
@enu Der 9euua oes @aiiers bot.
Dob oos mito pobl niht n5tie lem,
STE lenten ldon BEL 3eiten elm.
uno laIien INNER, f0r uno fir,
Bei ieo' 9eIeb me Sintertir.
1'rum oentet, oeB Der @eile lprid5t:
DAB bnrge MAIDEN gilt bier ntht".
8ros a1er Muderban6en bier.
g8ir bleiben treu benz &pne Etar &ier.
SSin6's 5 Gents 6upann.Gionrre
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Sm Maieitic gbeater

prOousiert iid oiele 8Dhe bic fOt'
aenoe Reihe nDn ausgeseiHneten
&iinftleri
WcWatters. 9pion ano Company.
Obea uno Ginlep.
WUrriieb uno Sid.
Warie Stune.
srant stafford.
Nl. Coleman.
W1rs. Tbion reite friiber nit Dem
9ruBen 6errmanr uno 1T cine Ta'
Ihenipielerin, bic piele rleue Sa9en
eIfunoen Got. Sic unterb6lt baa Bu'
blitum nuf a~ueenehmite Beife.
Soea uno &inlep firo berGbmte
Gtrubaten. Sic leiiten bemunoerns'
uerteS.
Hlh uno Worrtlep iinb Shau'
lpieler eriter alafie uub fahren Elm
iebr hiblhes 4uitlptel auf.
Hrnnt Staforo obmt Die Zone bel
80lel uno nnoerer 9iere in meifter-
bafter Beiie nab.
WlB Stone lit cine Sopraniitir
BON Slut uno 10 bietet oas beliebte
Ulajeitic 9beater aud oiele ISOLDE
pieoer elm 10 nDriiialides BrD'
9rantu, ooB Sober fih nmilierer
miro, Der Die BOriteaunsen beiuht,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-03-01
SIZE ana ySsien herirhtet mi

Bie aus Mien beridtet miro,
bat NlOis Nuer. Der grfinoer beg
Welsbah. 4ihtea, aud cine tteue Ser.
bineuna BON Glen uno gerium sus
itatoe aebradt, tpeld1e i@pn bel Der
leihtefteH geri6rEna 5unfeu iprIi5t.
Man eruartet. 0aB oieies Yrdparat
iih b0hft tuertoDQ nls 8iinoitof fiir
artileriltiIde Amede erueiien rueroe.
0err auer bat oieie GrFnouna be.
reits an Elm auieritaniides Gjgnoitqt
fir 600, 900 Dollars uertauft.
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TaaeS . NentGretteu
s b.

- Der Brdiioent bat nibt. ME
es anfauga feline Gbitht mar. einer
@eger gum BoatDuettpr in gincins
natl ernanut, iDnoerr einen MeiBen.
einen Wann 0amens Nn1ps Smith.
Die beabihtiete grnennung etnes
Negers 81 oielem Nnte peranlobte
ieineraeit cine unaernetn lebbafte
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berrufen bot.
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gum Brditoenten 9eEnGhlt.
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ten uno Der Nahbnrrepublit feftiebt,
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tuelhes bic 3uoesitrafe abeeIdaft
tpiro.
Donnerstag entaleiIte in Der
@dhe BON Snoian Greet, Benniplpas