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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-09-02
TRIPLE MURDER ENACTED
Man Kills His Own and His Step
Daughter and Then Takes
Own Life.

Redwood Falls, MINI, Aug. 30-Will
Tibbetts, a wealthy farmer living near
Delhi, killed Cecil Norton, the 5-year-
old daughter of his housekeeper, his
daughter, Dorothy Tibbetts, twelve
years old, set fire to his residence to
conceal the double murder and then
hanged himself today. Neighbors ar.
rived in time 20 put out the fire and
discovered the bodies under burning
hay. Tibbetts was a widower, forty
years old.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-09-02

CELEVELAND-Ch Kohler's men
dropped 306 hoboes and undesirables
into the suburbs Sunday and Monday,
according TO Lieut. Martinec's figures.
The number of arrests In the four
days OF KOhlers crusade to clean up
Cleveland broke all records since the
advent OF the golden rule.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-09-02

YOUNGSTOWN Prosecuting At
torney Beard is convinced that some
one expects TO be inflicted by. che
special grand jury now in session i'm
vestigating alleged graft cases. He
was severely criticised the past week
by a leading attorney who is promi.
part ~ Penuh1ioao Dulittce
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-09-02
No WEDDING BELLS FOR
THEM.

Although John Gardner Brew
ster and Louise Sophia Dowd-
ney came from Cincinnati espe-
cialIy to be married in Canton
Monday the clerk of the pro-
bate court coIdIy informed
them they could not get a H.
cense In Ohio outside the coun-
ty in which the bride lives.
Arguments of the intended
groom and the fearful plead
inqs OF the bride were of no
avail, but nothing dsaEted they
replied to the clerk, "We're
going back to Cincinnati and
will get married if we have to
travel all over the United
States for a license"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-09-02
UP FoR BuRol ARy.

Frank Shaffer of Massillon has been
committed to the county TAIL on a
charge of larceny and burglary com
united in Massillor last week. He
failed to give bond.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1909-09-02
BRAVE WATCHMAN BATTLES WITH
TRAMPS AND SHOOTS TWO

a
Mineral n morning
ehereth
of
of
The
dressed Hendershott,
at TIE of to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
END OF A RED NOSE

New Flesh-colorod Product That
Heala and 4idoa skin lmperfeetlons.
A peculiar feature OF poslam, now
skin discovery. Is that Il is naturally
ilesh'colored and contains no grease
30 that when used On the face for
the complexion. OF for plmples red
noses, or any other lnflammatiuns.
blemishes. or 6iacosoratlons, its prcs.
ence cannot W getQetda, n can thns
De applied in lhe daytime, the natural
color of the skin being lmmediatrl,
restored ana the actual healing ana
curing process accomplished In a few
days it can be bad OF any pharma.
cist who SELLS pure drugs r. y. III.
He's the poalOfice Pharmacy. Wsl-
bees aud Boe's make a specially of
u Fifty cenls worth will answer
either for the troubles mentioned or
In curing ordinary casos 0s ecxomB
Itching stops at once.
The Emergency Laboratories. No.
a2 West Twenty.iifth street, New
York, arc the sole dispensing agents
for poslam IN the United States. and
viii send an experimental quanuty
free By mail IN plain wrapper to all
who write for t. This will show re-
suits after an overnight application.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27

that holds promise Of all We can ask
OF plan, Is that wherever there IL
a country community thar supports a
school 70 teach the boys and girls.
the citizens OF that community form
themselves into community associa-
ton With headquarters II the school
house. ana TO the limit OF their com.
bined abilities work together 10 en-
Large their community life. only pos
live action brings results What a
splendid example and incentive city
boards Of trade hold out to country
communities. City institutions are
strengthened and built up BY addi.
tlons uf Industries and Of population.
Every new farmer In community
brings one more industry. perhaps d
family, and certainly Is himself cap.
able OF adding his service 10 the com.
munlty Dr. Knapp has shown how
moro cotton can be raised on al acre
than used to be the limit Have wo
exhausted our own possibilities III
service to ourselves and to the com.
munltyg Let ns cultivate the pefs0ntl
service field a little more deeply. put
In q few more hours at working lus
the common good and II We would use
cur most resourceful National asset.
let us open up new channels for the
women of the farm,
III I may Suggest enc thing whlch
II more important than any other In
the consideration Of the enlargement
Of country life, II Is the necessity for
our consulting and being guided hy
the natural human needs Of The WON
on. There Is not a particle Of sonll'
ment prescnt In this suggestion, OK
cept FOR Justice and q desire 10 got
practical results,
1T Is to be greatly hoped lha, tbs
women Of the Southwest VIII BE- thor.
ouehly represented 10 your meetings
aud thai complete consideration win
be given TO their peculiar concerns
and thai all general matters be open
to their discussion"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
TORNADO
Sweeps
GOAL CD.
VILLAGE

Cenlrahoma, Okla. April 27.-Onn
person was fatally injured Ii others
sustained broken limbs. and bruises.
i2 houses we're almost totally wrecked
and every building IA the town more
or less damaged BY 4 storm Of rain,
hail and wind. In which Il twlsier was
interviewer, that naaged over the viclu.
fly Uf centrahoma after noon yesterday
The rain came IN torrents resembling
clOudhlTst and tho streets of tho
town we're filed with water and de.
hrls from the wrecked houses, out.
houses, fences and other movable OBJ
Iecis
The litilo child Of the Reverend ii.
;. Matthew's wus fatally injured when
;he Matthew'S home Was demolished
and Mrs Matthews an6 her eldest
daughter received serious INJURIES
Three oihc- children Of the family
gere hurt Lee Grlst had bis collar
bone Broken ana about ten olher per
sons were Bruised. hone OF them ser
iuus,y
ccntfahoma Is III Coal county and
has a population Of 800 to 800 people
Not building 10 the town remains
wholly intact The storm came from
.he vest aud dipped Ia cyclone fash.
ion ns Il struck the town After going
eastward L again rose high into the
air and evidently spent lts force a few
miles away The wind blew 4 gale OF
possibly S5 miles an hour THE storm
lasted kll a few minutes but torrents
of rain ana hall fell as L scoopud out
from vast reservoir In the clouds
It arose without warning and was
over before the inhabitants could full.
y redllze what had happened.
The store of a. H. klsby. general
merchandise dealer, was entirely de.
m0llshed, the contents failing IN
heap with the wreck 0t the building.
The 01d Fellows building was com.
pletely wrecked and walls OF the brick
bank building and lts parapet we're
seriously damaged Tho Methodist.
Baptist and Presbyterian churches
were total wrecks. cotton Gin and
She iarmern union warehouse wee
among The buildings that are nearly
total lasSes. The total loss II esti.
mated ~ glGn09 In the business dis.
trlrt. The damage TO stocks ana build,
ings vii! be several times this amount
During The storm period an inkg
darkness relgned aud hall Delted down
as II dumped from baNEeis. The Mat
theps family vore hnddled together IN
shnir home when the building col.
lapsed Failing tlmbera crashed upon
the youngest child and flying tlmbess
struck oiter members uF The family.
Tlmbers we're flying Ii an directions
10 the street and the small number IN.
iufed h accounted miraculous.
School was diemlsaea and only
few children wofa present when The
school house collapsed Pieces of Il
were strcwn along shc raIlr0ad track
whe-e several iok cars wero over.
turned ana partially demolished.
Among the buslness houses that suf.
ferod arN the general merchandise
store uf A L. KIebY and ". ~ Weaver.
the Peoples State bank. The burrows
and Bunch bulldlnS. and thoae 6wnoa
hY s q Payne aud u t. gsced i've
drug STORES #ere damaged, TIVE black
smlih shops end many residences
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
HANDS AND FEET
ITCHED Il YEARS
Suffered Terribly from Eczema
which Made Hands and Feet Swell,
Peel and GetRaw ArmsAFected,
Toe Gave Up Hope Of Curo,
USED CUTICURA AND
WAS QUICKLY CURED

~ auifered from eeaeme On my hands.
arms and feet tor about twelve years,
my hands aud feet would swel. aveat
and itch, tiien would betnnih callolis
and get gefv dry. then peel Oh and
GET raw. | tried most every kind of
aalve and ointment without success.
only got temporary relief A eoon A.
would leave of using them ] would be
az bed ns ever 4 tried several doctors,
took arsenic for two years end at Last
gave up thinking there was e cuFa for
ec1cmn. a friend Of mine insisted On
my trying the Cutlcura Remedies but.
hupp0aIng theY were tbn aa ale as other
cures ] had tried, ] did nov glve hem
4 trial until / got 70 bad that I had %
do something. sacured 3 cake af Co
ticura soap. E h0g ol Culltufa 0int-
mput and d bottle ri CutlelIfn ReenlVent
end by Tho tln1e they we're used could
sea q vast Improvement and ms hands
and feet we're henled up ID 40 tiEna.
uand several bottles o. Cuiirufa Re
solvent This was over year ago and
have had no trouble slnca think /
am entirely cured Charles n. Bauer,
R.F.D. So, Yolanf. Pa. Mef. !. lbOs."
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
GENUINE
COTTON
MAKE
REEORAN


New Orleans. april 2T--Telegrams
from Nashville announce that the
Tennessee legislature has passed q
genuine anli-bucketshon law BY an
overwhelming majority, Thus. for the
ilret time IN the history OF the South
a Southern state has made practical
provision for the prohibition ol
gambling IN lis relation 10 agrlcul-
iural products. Further advlecs from
Nashville arc 10 the effect that Gov.
ernor Patterson win sign he btu
and that Il VIII go Into elfeel lmme
dlately thereafter
This BIN prohibits under severe
penalties. ell so.ealled future trad
lng IN agricultural products whore q
bona iide intention 10 receive and de.
liver the commodity traded Ia does
not exist At the llmo the transaction
Is entered into, but \ does not Inter-
iere wih the flghl OF any man 10 buy
Or sell such commodities FOR future
delivery where bona ade intention
10 deliver and receive does exist
The Tennessee bll fully meets the
Views OF tho Federal Government,
The legitimate cotton trade, and mar
ket experts the world oyef. or it,
President W B. Thompson OF the
New Orleans Cotton exchange says:
II Is the sort OF legislation eli
the Southern states should have
adopted long ago Had they done so
the immense losses 10 the producing
class occaeloned by tae harmful phas
e3 Of such laws as the B0ykin cf
Georgia, tie Mayneld of Texas and
the Boddle OF Mississippi would not
have occurred. During many years
past. tho New Orleans Cotton exchane
IN the interest OF the producer as
we'll as Of the cotton trade generally
has urged the passage Of an'tbucket
shop laws similar 10 the Tennessee
measure.
I'm line 9ilh lla broad nolicy Of
improvement. and more particularly
to meet the conditions imposed b
the growth Of the cotton market and
the altered environment that has
come In recent years. the New Or
leans Cotton exchange. after inans
months OF arduous labor. has 5iusl
promulgated rs new rules. rs new
future contract and Us regulations to
place IN operation several Important
fundamental improvements. All OF
which are designed to make the pro.
ducers cotton market az Kew Or
leans the Tairest, cleanest hroadeat
and naoss helpful market N The world
We are also preparing 10 create mod
nrn cotton warehouses and handling
dovlees which viii give the owner Of
American cotton the greatest pracll.
cal facilities and widest possible bene
fltu"
The manipulation BY 3 certain class
81 apeculatnrs OF the price of con
tracts for the future delivery Of cot
ton aud The effect Of such manlnuIa
lion upon the price Of he product
and Iipon The trade, has IN recent
years caWspd an antaRonIsm 10 arise
against he system of future trading
and resulted II legislation against
auch trading
TAo UhIgsd States Congress some
lime aKo 8doblea resolution call.
inn Tor n inquiry lntD lhe aiieae0
evils q ldlnre trading. and Mr 26eg
bart Knox Smith. commissioner Of cor
p0fafIun of TIE department uf Com
mefee and Labor. undertook and
prosecuted and nneer such resolution
} Thorough ana searchlpg lnvesilsai
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27
aoY kIcKHp eY muLg

Special to Daily Leader
Clinton. Ok April ~ q small q
yearold son OF martin Snyder, who
lives ten miles southeast Of Clinton
wns kieked III the head By & mule
yesterday and critically wounded 4
cash four inches long wns cut III the
scalp and the skull fractured for an
Inch and q half
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27

Rheumallc rngUns afn quickly and
surcIy driven out on the blsxSd with
gr ahQops RheelntllS Re1ledy
liquid of tablet form. ar ahoope
booklet On Aheumailhm pIalillY ana
ln2efssllnglr tells Just hoE this la done
Toll some sufferer Ok thIs book br
better stlll wtlie Df shoop. Racine
Wis. Iof The book and free test eaul.
pies. Send no money. 1hsk JAIN With
Df. shnop and give nome sufferer =
pleasant snfnflaa Wallaco'a DRUG
lH0Ee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27

eaaly humof err speedily cured II che
majority ~ eAzes when Al e|sh fails
cauNza ts!fzHA aae InlHHzl 7lfttHsHi ~
Ferry t4HH0T III IHI4nlH EfIidffH HHd AhHII4 frnt
eAfA " tNtIfUf4 Soap ifHfl NJ FIf4net IHE Ska
asfitlfa uiHinNnf fd0e 70 flfpisAa Nkin ard cuts
sHf8 NFHzl4fNi IHHs fef Il lnf IaIH N CHa4hitiH
Gu4if4 EzIt fff HEf vel II aN| a fHIiIy he H0Hd
sold ihfae4f1ak ne world fhfIaH ufIF FffM
N4fNa Ha# FlNHz H0nfah HaM
pw-NsHf4 Fffs egs|eeFa siqts = FkN psHAsse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27

Feel langud, weak, rundown.
headache? Stomach "off?--Inat 4
plain case OF lazy liver. Burdocls
Blood Hiiters tones liver and stomach,
promotes DIGESTION pnrlflea the blood.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-27

AtA't nv itHH Alfs ft1tftA
Bml ~ sbln. tortured az.
figured infants aud fhll
dwn and The fs1mf0fe
theY have afforded oofn.
9lll end worried pasenla
hAvn led 10 ehnir mios,
tipA IL Countless h0mfs
a. 8 pfieIe# ePef 5ltn
saf IT, okln ard blood
E,ozngna 9nshea and
avQf Form q ilnIIinE
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-10-20
The State Fair.

Visitors to the state fair this year
will have an opportunity OF seeing tho
nations chief President Taft comes
to Columbia ON Saturday. November
i. the last day o, the fair. The fair
starts on November and continues
for sin days Special features of tho
gala occasion will be education day,
the Clemson Carolina football game,
Increased exhibits and many other
things secured for the pleasure and
entertainment OF the visitors
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-10-20
Helping the Good Work.

\ Bates county minister was horri-
fled one Sunday to see a boy in the
rear OF church pelting the hearers in
the amen corner with paper wads
As the good man looked at him the
boy called out: You tend to your
preaching. mister; lit keep EN-
awake" Kansas City Star.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-10-20
BIRD AND GAME LAWS
OF SOUTH CAROLINA


'''''''' ''"''' -
- Jun: ""o are hol thoroughly a'-
on 1ted With the bird and game laws
~ .nc state some have eypra.s sed
,h.,,,i,,, .r,. 1,,,o ,i,o,,i.,. ,.,.,,,i.,,
1"" ,'"'"'' '""' i'r''.h' more I"''''-
n!@"'y to this section OF the state is
giN.r be'ow It will pay the reople
10 ,Hd it, the game wardrns for the
ro-~,y have eNprcSsed the intrutfon OF
ST. -lv enforcing each proyisi0n. anl
viola.ors of the law may do we'll 10
cX- ise Il little care.
Tn" statute is as follows:
IN set to Amend Section J5&. Of the
c. minal Code of South Carolina
az. finiug the hunting OF certain
ri-da and deer TO the period begin
r.G November 18TH and ending
tCh i&t following"
Protection OF Game in Certain Seasons
ion l. BE it enacted by the Gen
eral Assembly of the State of South
Ca-u'na That Section 553 OF the
Cri: nal Code Of South Carolina be
am ied to read as follows:
S. 553. subdivision |. 1t shall not
be ~ wtul for any person in this state.
betv "cn the lst day Of March and the
15th day Of November. except in the
cour les of Beaufort. Hampton. Dor
chester, Colleton. Charleston. Barn
well, Berkeley. Aiken. Oconee. Lexing-
ton, Fairfield. Saluda. Georgetown and
Clavsndon. wherein the time shall be
between the first day of April and the
lst cay of November. in any year here
after to catch. kill or iniure, or to
pursne with such intent any wild tur-
key. cartridge. quail. woodcock. Mon
golian or other pheasant. or at any
time within five years from Marcb |.
1906, % sell, oher or expose for sale.
shin or export for sale. or to pot-hunt
net, zap or by freight to catch. kill
or irjlre. or to pursue with such in
tent. my OF the birds named in this
section; nor shall any person or per
sons "cstroy or rob the nests OF any
such irds. And any person so doing
ohai' be deemed guilty OF a misdc-
mote or, and upon conviction thereof
oDa!, tie fined not more than twenty
doila s. or b" imprisoned not more
t1an thirty days: Provided That
nctNi.g i'm this Net Shall prevent the
Imro"ation for sale of any said birds:
Provided. further. That the handling
possessions control or ownership OF
any o. the said birds sold offered or
exposed for sale. or shipped or cN-
ported shall be prima racic evidence
OF a violation OF this Act; and the
b1rG"l OF PROOF shall be upon any
person so handling. possessing, con
ttolliag or owning ANY of the said
birds. 10 show that they were import
ed from any stat" or 'crr6ory.
Approved the 2&d of February. y. d.
I'O6
f'% an Act approved tine 2oth day OF
Fehv1lY lHo>. Section ".& was
3mon.rd 50 as to Strik" out the word
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-10-20
Crrtiiicatr to Take Birds.

Sec. :. That Sections >. {. and 6
son holding certificate giving the
right to take birds their nests or
eggs. for strictly scientific purposes,
as provided for in Section s OF this
Act, nor shall anything in this Act
contained prevent any householder
from keeping any resident or migra-
tory birds. whether game or non game.
in aviarieS or cages, as pets or for
experimental and breeding purposes.
and from trapping or catching them
for such purposes: Provided. That
no one shall trap or catch the same
save on his own lands: And. pro-
vided. further. That the same are not
kept for barter. sale or exchange. and
shall not be shipped or transported
beyond the confines OF this state
How Certificates Granted.
Sec. s. That certificates may be
granted by the secretary OF state to
amy properly accredited person OF the
aGc Of fifteen years and upwards. per
miUing the holder thrrco' TO collect
birds. their nests or eggs for strictly
scientific purposes only in order 20
obtain such certificate the appltcau.
or sam" must preSru, 10 tie sevrn-
,arN uI state written testimonials
from TWO wrll-kuoWm omtuolo&is,-
certifying 10 the GOOD character ami
,r
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1909-10-20

purposes. the certificate shall become
void, and he shall be liable to fine
OF not more than one hundred dollars
u00D. or Imprisonment not exceeding
thirtN lMMn dnNS
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21

litsH @eisses Dem @eiTs lpStsytrSaa,
Bias maneH. Dieigs finoef @npen.
sung auf Bic litursiiae g1aFt e6snio-
en- no niut mear ais att iraeno IT.
pas 4H0eres in oer Ajrde.
Rob cine 8emersHra. Iis6er Sreuno.
5A bin febr erFrsui aagg Biz aatmorf.
Ueldhs Die bL. characterization aaf
sie tor tiir3liG ieitms Ger Sdriftleisey
Der -Gbura 9lufc essqeieals anigaet
stas0sH lat. Die 4leHs Rimmt boas
ianois therein mis- zen @emertmasn
PES 81. @atsrs nsig s,5tnubey am tait
Gem oben erpabnisn esieBtsatuuoaB.
Seoob insint min 3egleiH, oaB Die
@e8riffs. pelde oes r3miiHs Nntra9-
teller oes Dabiums etsialid anierer
3emii6ten @00re atst. simas Deripor
gsn Eno. Tins lit Biz SADIE tar asnua.
Aufri6iis oer ,5gi8s
= ~ 30 sBmer.@
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21

ilniers 4bonnenisnliiis ntiit lsioe1
nod cine 3ismlide Qn5a5t gsist ouf,
BE NIT 3ablaag i9res Announcements
fm 9udltanDe Inp; manht baron
ifulom nod fir 5psi, pra auo msbr
3~ahroGuee uno o5poH osnisl6sn Rcd
nuno,n 3agsianot murssn. 70 aa0 rs
ibttT Merpi4ihtnugeH bis lebl nod
uift uadgetommsn. Bir molten Sol
fen. saB isns .otystBlfen" gsitr sgos
,ih sinmol ans 8s5abien ibrsr Rad
tame bsussn uaD uns nidi LANCER
watisu laHG. DIR eelas 3sittl auf
o,r 9siiung iogi 9s1tm. pe psft er
bt2o6a bat. 4sI 3psi unD mt9r
N5broGnQs nihs aui EN- N2ol bs51hltn
iaun. ssr 5abls bDh mtuioHns
stnsr. un0 6,iuu1t 10 iausn oai.n
Minsr. W}it Glsiiebsnosn 8eleesn
ionn man ttin @eifaft nafTsft e.
hol.sn uno Gapitoiifsn Hno mix nod
lana, uidi. Qlio. nsr fi6 ssirofn
fasit. Thias isins RuefaHbs alsir
ka.s Gin, san:.'@- ai6i B<ssr psrssi
Zen p.Te.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-03-21

gsitelisn 8ubtbmisfdatg @rauden
mir msbr. ais oieies Qeiliieelte, INNER
mieoerbolte Wort UNI bic qar3e unilns
nige, birnpiibiee 9srriidt6tit bieles
in~ierndlen Spitems 81 erleBnen uap
81 perabiheuen2 Menn bic Sriihen
pom gau5en @neialismus nidts per-
iieben, 10 lit Das ibre Sode pna nidt
81 oeriuunosrn. aber boB aud einigs
2sui DE tatboliiae gldtter ueuers
bings cine Wenouna mad bieler Geite
bin MAIDEN uuD Wianhes. ia @ieles
g9abrs uno @nts in bisier 4erriidt9sit
iinoeH pollen, 1T mebr ais ionberbar,
Der Gocialismus bet - siuige lebr
iiberInifige llebtr.rsibunesn IN 4b-
5ug gsbradt @ereatiams in esr
9lage iber binmm,Gdrsienbe uebels
iidnpe in Der gegenmdrtigsn @eiells
idoft, Inn aber oisIe 1lebslitdnoe gu En-
%tennen, 81 fibleu. Az betlagen uno gu
mibbiaisen, brauht man bod nod
lange nidt SociaIiit 81 isin oosr 81
meroen.
Die Reliaion Bat ieine SduIo ba-
ran. ais bodTtens IN 70 fern. dIs tie
BON ben Observation-Disclosures 8pisrun
gen idon Idnge als 4riOatfade beban
belt mcrDsn 1T, Darin lisat and oer
iiefers @uno u~uierer i0einlen lIebel
ftdn0e. 1as ie1ep hieis poliiiiden
g6eiliuunler" aber gar ntdbt Elm, uno
barum aud ni6t Die 8erlebrtheif i8ges
n6silDerfabrens". 2lm Gnos tbut cine
gdtiae uni neiie Norie9uug Der seaeHs
pGriigsa Wlenih9sii ben traurigsn @es
fallen. oos GoeialerperimeHt fir einige
Sabre 3u erlau6en. pis Dor 100 unO
mebr Tobreu bic Shredensberrlhaft
in Der fran3oFI6sn 8eoolution Dara
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