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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-12
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-12

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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22

Haverhill union was notified and he
in turn sent word 70 his sister and
mother Of this town. Mr.. and Mrs
John Boner left Tuesday evening to
claim the body. arriving at Williams
burg Thursday morning. Through
the kindness Of Mrs. 7. +. johnson
the body was taken TO her home in
that town 70 await the arrival OF Mr.
and Mrs. Boner. who cannot forget
the hospitality Of Mrs. Johnson. act
Ing as If a relative Of theirs. They
made arrangements 70 bring the body
home and they left there Thursday
night. arriving here early Saturday
morning. Jack" as the deceased
was known 10 his many friends. was
last employed by K. L. Spencer OF
Haverhill. He is survived by mis-
mother. Mrs. Hugh Mckinley. and
one sister. Mrs. John w. Boner.
The inteTment was in the St. James
cemetery. and the body was escort
ed to its last resting place by George
Dolphin. James Jones. James Cos
tello. Ambrose Meehan. Chas.
Bradley and Herbert WilmoTe. OF
Nswbaryport. Ihe body was view
ed by his many friends yesterday
morning. lying in a bs autiful casket
surrounded oy many flowers the
gifts Of souowing rslalives and
friends"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
&C. The Existence of Williamsburg Depends Upon Such System
Boulevard Nay Also Boom.

The Virginia Land s Improve
ment Company. which owns Wind
sor Shades farm az the head of nav
igauon on the Chickohominv. is tax
ing a new hold. and IL is reasonable
TO expect a boom on a solid basis
at that place. Mr.. A. II. Sharp. so
well and favorable known here as
the man who made the Williams
burg Female Institate a certainty by
securing the caSn Tor IL. is manager
OF the estate and in charge Of the
business end Of the enterprise
Already they have a woodwork
ing plant there. which keeps busy
aad employees a number OF men.
A letter received by The Gazette
says that from present. indications
We have every good reasoa TO look
for the establishment here OF two If
not three. small manufacturing plants
which Will require intelligent labor
f-om the start. bat will be thorough
ly practicable as we shall be pre-
pared 20 meet the various require
meu,s Other industries are con
tempiated
Every effort viii be made 20 To-
cate new people on the tine farm
lands OF the company. as well as 70
secure settlers in the village. The
superb location Of "Windsor
Shades" farm with both rail and
water transportation. the natural re-
sources OF field and forest. combine
TO make Boulevard a thrifty little
place. We are glad the company
have decided 20 push the develop
ment of their holdings. and oonerat-
ulate them upon the selection Of Mr..
sharp. man whom an re spect foi
his fine character. TO have charge
OF affairs.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
He Was Not without Friends.

The following is an account Of the
funeral Of the man who died here
recently in the hospital ward" of
the city jail. clipped from the Ha
yerhill Mass Gazette Of July 18Th.
The funeral OF the late John Nc
Ginley was held Yesterday afternoon
from the home Of his sister. Mrs.
John w. Boner OF Salem street.
The body was taken in St. Patrick S
church and the funeral service was
read by Rev. Fr Francis A. Cur
nlngham. The deceased left home
on March 10. and except once not
a word was heard from him up 10
mis- death. and this was three days
later from his leaving home. which
MS mother received a postal from
him al Providence. K. I. He was
stricken with apoplectic paralysis on
the street II Williamsburg. Va. last
Tuesday morning and became un
conscious. being taken 70 the hos
pital and was that way until the
tine OF his death later in the day.
his clothing was searched and his
membership card in Local No. %.
HaveThill Bartenders union. was
found and by this his identity was
made known. The secretary of the
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
A WEEKS LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Things You and Your NeighbOrs
Have been Doing.

Jucge Samuel WiillamS. candi-
date for Attorney General. viii speak
here in the courthouse next Wednes-
day night. July g. al 8 O'Clock.
Judge Williams is a tine speaker
The public is invited.
Mr. b NJ. Rice. who spent the
winter here, has gone to Penn Laird.
Va. 70 spend the summer. lie is
in his eighueth year and as spry as
a cricket" Re likes WILLIAMSBURG
and expects TO return here later.
The LIST for Democratic candidates
for city sergeant and the Democratic
executive committee closed Tuesday
atl2 o'clock. The candidates tor
sergeant are r. {. LAWSON and r.
d. Wilkins. For committee II. ID.
Cole n. L. Henley. r. NJ. Lee. J.
V. Morris and +. w Warburton.
We received two interesting letters
from our good friend. Mr. r II.
Lively. Of Aberdeen. Wash. who
was Mayor OF Williamsburg and the
editor of The Gazette many years
ago Il had been reported here
that be was seriously ID. but he
writes ike a man enjoying good
health.
Mr. Niels Poulson LETT Tuesday
for visit of several months to rels-
tves Ia Granite Falls. Miun Mr.
Poulson loves Virginia. his adopted
hone. and says after his visit he
.aA Dc grad to Get back, He has
made many good friends here who
wish him a good old time" and a
safe return.
Powhatan Council Royal Arcan-
um at a recent meeting elected Mr..
j. C. Darlington regent to succeed
the late Mr. ]. II Seymour Mr.
Orville StJohn was elected vice
regent The lodge adopted resoiu-
uons memorial 10 the deceased re-
gent. who was faithful and loya.
member.
Mrs. J. II. Seymour. whose nus
band was the late Jno. II. Seymour
was handed a check for $1,000
Monday which represented the in d
sursnce carried by Mr. Seymour in
the Royal Arcanum. Just two
weeks from the date of ais funeral
the insurance was paid. We can
not understand WAY every man In
Williamsburg is not a member OF
this splendid order
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
Who Can Give The Formula?
Lee Hall. Va. July

Lee Hall. Va. July
Editor Gazette.
DO you remember some time ago
YOU published little squib" saw
ing that some woman had been sell
ng the women Of Williamsburg q
beauty cream which was to make
them all beautiful
Wen one day last week I had oc-
casion 10 visit Williamsburg and I
was very much surprised 20 see such
wonderful improvement in the
looks or the Williamsburg ladies'.
young and old.
Now. we all like to be beautiful
and I write this to ask. Will yo4
p.aese be SO kind and polite as TO
publish in The Gazette the formula
OF that beauty cream so the coun-
try sisters may be made beautiful
also2 I will promise not 10 tell my
husband. brother or sweetheart as
the case may be. Thanking YOU in
advance. I remain
Hopefully yours.
A Country Sister
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
THE LINES
WERE DRAWN,
ReadjuSterSRead
Out Of PARTY,


ron. now editor OF the Norfolk Vir-
ginian-Pilot. and who was q Read
juster governor. probably is the best
posted man in this state on the polit-
ical history Of Virginia in the years
from 1879 to 1888. He discusses
editorially in his paper the Mann
Malone letters in the following. ano
what he saws on the subject is inter
esting to those who want 10 under
stand the situation:
Colonel James Mann's two pleas
in defense Of Judge Mann are equal
ly inapposite. No Democrat. rec
ognized as such by the party author
ities. supported General Hahone for
the Senate il either house Of the
General Assembly. All persons
protesting allegiance 70 the Read
juster organization. as formed a.
Mozart Hall. in Richmond. in the
early spring OF 1879, were formally
read out OF the Democratic party by
the Democratic Central Committee
at a meeting held subsequent 10 tha,
convention. The Democrats nomi
mated candidates for the Legislature.
the Readjusters put up opposing
candidates. and when the Legislature
met after the election the line was as
strictly drawn as it had been in pre-
vious times between the Democrats
and the Republicans. The Demo.
cratic caucus Putup Colonel With.
ers for the Senate. The Rea iuste.
caucus nominated Malone. Nc
Democrat voted for Malone: no Re.
aoluster voted for Withers. In June
1879. Judge Mann wrote TO DR. 10
seph w. Southall according 10 q
quotation made by Colonel Man.
from Judge Mann's letter book
am Conservative in politics
and intend TO act with the Conserv.
ative party"-'I cannot see the ne.
cessity of forming a new party or
the debt question and yet No
vember 2Sth Of the same year was
writing to General Malone. the can
didate of "a separate party" for
the Uuited States Senate. saying:
write now TO say that. while
much Preferring that you should be
our Governor. I shall nevertheless
rejoice in your election 10 the Sen
ate.
I talked with DR.. H. II. Dyson
and Archer Scott. our representa-
tives.' previous to the election and
found them both favorable to you
personally"
Both Dyson and Scott were Re
pubiicans. and the latter a negro.
About twelve months later Judge
Mann himself became an applican,
tor the position of Judge of Motto
way county to a separate party, "
directly antagonistic to the regular
Conservative or Democratic party.
and on January 20. 1880, wrote Ma
hone thanking him for kindness in
connection with Mann's canvass for
the Judeeship. and wishing Malone
future success TO which I shall &c
glad to contribute. "
Again in July. 1880. Jndee
Mann writes Malone. II have al
ways supported you. because 1 be-
hsved it to be for the best interests
OF the State. and l shall continue to
do So"
Yet Mahone's opponent for the
Senate was the chosen candidate Of
that Conservative Cor Democratic
party. which Mann had assured DR..
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22

oNAA AOA AZ AZ AAAn Way you Will
help make The Gazette more inter
esting.
Mr.. John Coupland. Of Norfolk.
visited his sister. Mrs. Julia Hundley.
this week.
Mr. Davy Spencer. OF the Black
Stump neighborhood. was in town
tuesday.
Mr j. w. Bowry. Of Newport
News. visited relatives here the first
OF the week.
Mr. W. F. Stubs and son. Wal
ter. Of Portsmouth. spent Sunday
here with Mrs Subbs.
Mrs. B +. Wolfe who is in Staun-
ton with two OF her Younger children.
writes her husband that the baby is
fully restored 10 health.
Mr.. I 3. F,anck. a former STU
den. here. visited Mr.. n. II. Ellis.
near Bigiers. last week. Mr.. Franck
is studying Tor the ministry
The late trains TO and from New
port News are well pauonized. They
are also indirectly responsible for a
number Of Saturday night drunks.
Mr.. w. S. Metcalf dug 400 bar
rels of first-class potatoes from a
tov- and oae-half acre fcld. which
was not a bad Weld for this off
year.
Sergeant Wilkins arrested a negro
named Brown for drunkenness Sat
urday night. and Monday Mayor
Warburton did the restS-2SO and
costs.
-Four Newport News autos brought
a number OF visitors up here Sunday.
The run from Newport News to
Williamsburg is becoming quite
popular.
A postal viii bring dollar saving
Information regarding our Whale
bone leather trimmed top buggies al
S48.SO cash Miller 81 Gleason.
Newport News. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
JUDGE MANN
EXPLAINS.
He Did Support
MahOnG,

Judge w r Mann gave out a
lengthy statement last Sunday in
which he explains the Malone
Mann letters. Owing 70 its length.
We were forced TO omit the history
LOT the Readiuster movement. which
went with his statement. but the fol-
lowing IS what he SAYS about the
letters.
Therefore. [ ask only that these
letter be read in connection with all
the surrounding circumstances. I
have 10 apology 20 make for my
personal friendship for General Ma
hone. Tn this regard I stano with
distinguished company OF Virginiaas
among others Goode. Kemper.
Holiday and Robert T.. Lee. were
bis friends during these stormy days
from 1900 20 1881.
1 have never denied that so long
as General Malone was a Democrat
I gave him my personal support.
In the election of 1870 I voted
against Scott and Williams. can
didates for the House and Senate
from my county. because they were
Republicans. and they opposed ny
re- election as Judge because [ was
a Democrat.
In this connection it is to be no.
ted that in 1879. when mvnane was
considered in caucus for nomination
tor ildgeship. every Republican and
negro in that caucus voted against
me. Il is also 70 be noted that
when my election came up on ioint
ballot before the House and Senate.
every Funt-r Democrat voted tor
me. II is further 20 be noted that
when Scctt was a candidate for re-
election to the House ia 1881 and IN
1853. and Williams was a candidate
for re election 90 the SENATE I'D 1888,
I voted against them.
AT the time 7 was elected Judge
Nas nor informed OF the motion
that had been made to pass by the
election of Judge OF No,toway. or the
facts stated In Mr. Smiths letter.
heretofore published. I vas not IN
the city when the election took place.
The next day alter the election
wrote General Malone a letter Of
appreciation OF his personal friend
ship. I said. WIKI no political
claims 10 the position. I could only
rely upon your personal friendship.
' I shall remember that no
pledge was asked Of me. I
shall respond 70 the wishes OF my
people. who. without regard to their
position on the debt question. have.
with gratifying unanimity. stood by
ne in the contest for Judge"
said also in my last letter that
a Judge should not make any polir-
ical speeches or take any active part
n politics. " My reference TO hav-
ing supported General Mahone re-
lated 10 my support OF his candi-
dacy for domination for Governor
before the Democratic convention
10 1877. when Holiday was notai-
mated. My continued support was.
Of course. based on the assumption
that General Mahone would continue
as ne then was--a Democrats no
one dreamed that he would later CO.
operate with the Republicans in the
Senate. General Mahcne was not
again "a candidate for any office IN
III 1889. when he was the Republi-
can candidate for Governor. and AT
that time mad the honor 70 nomi-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
ACountry Sister.

a postal viii bring dollar saw &
information regarding our Whale
Done leather trimmed top buggies al
$3.50 cash. Miller & Gleason.
Newport News. Va
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
step Progress will be Water Works and Sewerage. The

pCdtCl4F dLLllnSO I'D lnc last SIX
months he has been a lifelong
member.
Again. when the attempt was
made lately BY Mr.. Smith. OF Lun-
to show that Mann's skirts
were never tainted with Readiuster-
ism. Judge Mann accepted and pa
raded as a part OF his defense
Smiths statement that the Judge
ship Of Nottoway was conferred on
Mann despite the opposition Of Gen
eral Malone. What. then. was
Mann thanking Malone for in the
letter of January. 1SSO7 And why
does he now adept as his own
Smiths misrepresentation OF one
whom he had hailed as a benefac-
TOT?
Again. how was il that when
the Readjuster REGIME was over
this many-sided politician could 90
before Democratic Legislature and
be again chosen Judge Of Notoway
BY that party on the score Of con
sistent loyaity. when ne is himself
the witness to the fact that he had
always supported Malone and
should continue TO do so. See let
Ter OF July. 1880. when the Read
juster party was in" and the Dem
.ocrats were out.
This is notaI the record. There
lis more OF the same sort. But can
any candid mind ponder on this
much OF it, scan It's oonuarietes and
contradictions. It's half committals.
its adroiness evasions. nice balanc-
ing between the names Of things and
the things themselves. and the ap,
facility 10 transfer allegiance as the
political fortunes Of the day veered
70 this side Of the other. w.thou,
coming 20 the conclusion that such
a course could not have been die
tated by any fixed principle of con.
duct or any consideration higher
than self-interest? Was Judge Mann
true TO either SIDE in the conuover-
sizes of thatera? That is the issue
so far as the past is concerned. and
1t can neither be evaded nor shifted
And the issue Of the present is this.
Have the declarations he has been
making TO the people OF Virginia Tor
the past months truthfully set forth
his political career between 1873 and
1882 Do the contents of the Ma
none letters coincide with the claims
Judge Mann has made recently of
enuLement 10 the Democratic nomi-
nation because of his unwavering
and unbroken devotion to the regu-
lar Democracy?
When Mr.. Tucker first question
ed the consistency of Judge Mann s
present professions with what was
then known OF his Readjuster affil-
iatOns. the Judge was prompt to
declare that he voted against the
legislative candidates Of the Read
justeT party in 1875" Buthe omit
ted to state how he voted in the sue
ceedlng campaigns Of 1881 and 1888.
after he had solicited and accepted
the judgeship from the Readjuster
caucus. Nor has he enlightened the
public or that point yet. II he did
not vote the Readjuster ticket in
those years and against the Demo
cratic nominees. how did he make
good the wishes Tor Malone S
future success conveyed in the
letter OF January. 1890. TO which
l shall be glad TO contribute? II
he did not so vote. how shall be
characterized the letter of July.
1880. and in which he told Malone.
1 have always supported you be
cause I believed i to be for the best
interests Of the State. and I shall
continue n do en- - AID - ~ IA
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22

Iurnip and Ruia Baga seed a.
Stone S Drugstore.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22

I'VE would appreciate il if you
viii call phone "a and give US any
personal or social news you may
know. Or write II out and we viii
send for Il. In this way you Will
help make The Gazette more inter
est.nP.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22

Clerk T. II. Geddy was in Rici -
mond OF business Monday.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22
Where to Worship Sunday.

BAPTIST
Rev. G.. s. Kennard.
Services every Sunday at ia. NJ.
and 7:4S p. NJ.
EPISCOPAL.
Services every Sunday at II A. NJ.
METHODIST.
Rev. +. K. Odell
Services every Sunday atI1:lS A.
NJ. and SIS P. NJ. Sunday School
at 10 A. M. "Wednesday night
prayer meeting al SIS r. NJ.
pRESHYr EKlAN-
Rev. K. L. Walton. Pastor.
Services every Sunday evening
3 O'Clock. Sunday school a,
10 a. N.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1909-07-22

Continued on page 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-09
&oiebno.

Serr @bas. @ooeiobn uno
SamiIie, BON ct. 2ouiS, befanoen
fi6 iiber Die Seiertage aui 9eiu6
BEL Der 6amiIie bes @errn Senrp
8rinfmann.
Sri. 2poia Sommerer, bon
aanias Gitp, Wo., pelfe ldngere
3eit BEL ibrem 8rltber, Serrn Sno.
6. Soumcrer, auf Seiud gepcien
mar, reiite aln porigen 9onnerstag
mieoer nod ibrer Seimatb.
6rau Soiepb 8oolcrp, weIfc
cine fur5e Strede Deitli9 bon bier
pobnboft lit, beiinbet iid aitt Der
&ronfenliite. @ir miiniden oaber
raide ionic oallcrltoe @elierltng.
Serr Sobn Snmmerer miro
w%abrifeinlid iein biciigcs @runoei.
gentbim ionic audi feline 8irtbidatt
perfartten mo oils Damn in &anIaS
Gitp IN Elm onoeres 8eihdft geben.
@ir miiroen es ieood piel lieber
iebeil, penrt er bier bel ilns bleiben
niir6e.
Srou auguit 8rinfmaltn, BON
Secono Greet, nebit ibren Sobnen
artbur urb @uiiie, paren ont letten
Sonntag bier auf 8ciid bel ibrcm
|Sobn Senrp, Dem Setter bon 9rilf-
mann's Store.
Die harness @gg onb Soul
TRIP Co., pon ct. 2ouis, ipelde bier
Elm 3peiggeiddft bat weIdes BON
Germ 6. 2m9e geiiibrt miro, bat
fiir3lid lire bieiigen @eihGttSroit.
me ourd einen nelleu gn6au per-
9r6Bert. Serr 2ange f%eierte Die
&oIlenoung bes neuen @ebauoes ant
Ieeten Somstag Orirf einen i6nmaf'
baften 2llnid BEL neldem es audi
ON einem guten Sropfen nitt feblte
un6 po5lt ale Nadbarn, 8reunoe II.
gefannte gelanben iparen. 3um
SdIub gabs nod elm 6eiieriperf
nebit gaII un6 allie Inweienoen per'
lebten frobe Stunben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-09

lao MeiIen iiiOiueitIid bon Sonta
Sc, muroe leste 9abt Der Infang
gemnbt.
Cine bernammte uno idDer6eipaff.
ttete 8anoe bon 10 Wann rift geitert
abeno Inn 10 l1br nit ibren 8feroen
in bic 8irtbidaft, beriagte 8trtb
unO @dite unb oemolirte Die gon5e
ginridtun9, 10 oaB 6os Snnere Der
8irtbidaft ausiab, aIs OBJ elm 8or.
naoa gebnuft bate. Sn Der 8Deiten
unb oritten 8irtbi6aft, oeren'iid Die
Srtidaft inseeiammt erfreitte, miirOe
Der gIeide 3eritortngspro5eB in
Ssene geiest uno Der SdltB puroc
nit elmer San5balle gemad)t, morauf
Ole nnbeimIihen Radtreiter 10 idneIl
peridDonoen, ofs iie gefomnten ma.
rem. Sn ie6er 8irtbi6oft batten iie
Elm 8lnfat binterlaiien, in neldem
georobt uuroe. bob Die 9ro8ebur iid
pieoerbolen tperoe, iobalo Semanh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-09
sieht @ntter SUNG @erben.

r@s piiroe ibweriein luittloerbore
@erdnoerung 5l iibertreiben tpelde
nit meiner Mittter Itatt9efnnoen bat
felt tie init DEM @ebrau6 BON Cleo
tric 9itters begann," i6reibt Sroil
g. 6, @iIpotricf, BON 0anfortb, DE.
|Srosoem Sic ii6er 20 Sabre alt tit,
i6eint iie in @irfli6feit mieoer jung
al peroen. Dyspepsia oerurIodte
ibr felt 90 Sabren %unnennbdre Glta'
len. 3uIeet fonute iie peocr Glen,
nod Srinfen, nod Sdlaien. aer5t
te eaben ite auf mn alle Wfittel
idIugen febI, bis electric 9itters
iolde 8iinber fiir ibre @eiunobeit
mirfte.. GofieIbe frdftigt ollie &c.
be~nsorsarle, belt 2eber. uno Nieren
2eiber, peranIaBt Sdlof giebt arait
unb appetit, Rur SOC. bel @alfer
Bros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-09
Sin Sdilcr.s elbamurObunO.

Bor eintsen 8oden ipielte iidl, wie
bereits mitgetbeilt muroe, in Saris
In einem &laiien5imnter oes Sp5eunls
bon Glermont.S errat cine ollie 8elt
nerbliiffenbe 8erSipeiflungstbat zines
iungen @pmnaiialten ab. Ser fiinf-
3ebnidbrige Genp, Sobn a~ngeiebener
8iirgerslerte, CAB iih Dor ben aligen
ieiner &ameraoen Den Zoo, inoem er
iid aus einem &epolper cine Sitgel
in ole S6ldfe iagte. Sinterlaiiene
auf5eidnungen oes iungen Selbit-
moroers, IN oerter bon Derihleoe1er
pbiIoiopbii1er 2eftiire, bon Hteslde
bon @eltidmer5 uno oergletfeti
Seuiaern bic &eoe mar, ertpefter
anfangs ben @lalben OIL einer ourh
Sriibreiie unb iugenolide Neurait.
benie berbeigefiibrten Selbitmoro;
allen aus Sdiilerfreilen g%elartgteit
baIb @eriidte in Die Oeftentli6feit,
bic ben Selbitmorb Renps OILS einert
feineswegs ireimiIligen be5eidnerl.
Sie Iadforidungen Der Sdilllei'
tNtg fiibrten lett, wte Die yg. g..
am Mittag" aus Boris erfdDrt, gu
Der entiesIiden @ntoefung, Dob IN
benz genannteu 2poeilm elm regelred.
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