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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-06
IE:s B. IiAl l)NI5m

New York, May 6-James B. Ham, mond. the millionaire typewriter i'm ventor. gave $1,00O,OO0 to the employees of his factory one day, and now he is sorry. He wants his money back. The employees don't want to give it up, which is not overstrange. To set tie the question MT. Hammond has filed suit in the supreme court, and the case will come flor , trial within the next two weeks. The suit prom ises to be a unique one in court cir cles. At the trial will be told how MT. Hammond desiring to reward faithful old employees for building up the typewriter business. turned over to five of them as trustees 52O shares Of the capital stock of the Hammond Typewriter company. MT. Hammond ale ges his intention was to retain con- trol of the stock until his death, when the trustees were to apportion it to those employees who had served five years or more This plan, MT. Ham mond says, was not carried out, but instead Of waiting until his death the trustees assumed control of the bus iuess and sought to put him aside. MT. Hammond has named as defen- dants John ". Bancroft, secretary of the company and superintendent of the factory, and four other executive employees All five trustees have been associated with the founder of the typewriter company since it's incep- ton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-06
EXPLOSION KILLS ENGINEER
 AND INJURIES FIVE OTHERS

Pittsburg, May 6.-Engineer J. A. Brown was killed and five others in jured,, several seriously, as result of the explosion of a locomotive attach ed to the Pitcairn Express on the Pennsylvania Railway here today The boiler was hurled 25O feet The explosion was heard two miles. The cause is not known.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-06
TWO KILLED BY EXPLOSION 0FsAUT0 FIRE ENGINE IN
 RESPONDING TO ALARM

Macon, Ga, May 6.-While re- spending to an alarm today, the tire Of an automobile fire engine exploded. and the entire crew was thrown into the street. Lee Roberts, c. A. Mo Creay and J. E. Burlington were kill ed and five others badlyhurt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-05-06

ing company which MT. Frohman is sending here is precisely the same as that which supported MT. Drew during, his long engagement at the Empire theatre, New York earlier in the sea- son. It is headed by the beautiful Miss Mary Roland. . The seats go on sale tomorrow morning.
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possible. He's "HOD does Orde &
going to learn to Son sound to youf"
be a lumberman by practical expert
ence, and that practical experience
he'll get with other people. No work
ing for his dad in Bobbys, | can tell
you. Then, when he's worked into
the harness a little, the old man will
take him out and show him the fine
big sugar pine and say to him: There.
my boy; there's your opportunity. and
you've earned it. How does Orde &c
Son sound to your"
Taylor nodded several times.
81 believe you're on the right track,
Count on me-"
AS Orde walked home that evening
after hot day his mind was full of
speculation as to the immediate future.
He had local reputation for wealth.
and no one knew better than himself
how important it is for man in debt
to keep up appearances. Nevertheless
decided retrenchment would be neces-
sary.
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ever, he opposed a sentimental OBJ.
stinacy. 1t was Bobby's. and he OBJ
Jected to incumbering It.
Affairs stood thus In the autumn be-
fore the year the notes would come
due. Navigation remained open into
November. No severe storms had
swept the lakes. The barge and her
two tows bad made one more trip
than had been thought possible.
The weather continued so mild that
Orde decided that they take on a load
for Jones & Mabley of Chicago.
did intend to ship by rail-" said
he. They're all 'uppers.' so 1t would
pay all right. But we can save all
kinds Of money by water, and they
ought to skip over there in twelve to
fifteen hours"
Orde departed for the woods to start
the cutting as soon as the first belated
snow should fall.
To Newmark, sitting at his desk
after Orde's departure. reported Cap
tain Floyd Of the steam barge North
Star.
"All loaded by noon, sir" he said.
Newmark looked up in surprise.
well, why do you tell me" he in
quired.
81 want your orders"
"My orders? Why?"
This is a bad time of year." ex-
planned Captain Floyd. land the storm
signals up. All the signs are right for
blow"
Newmark whirled in his chair.
"Are you afraid?" he sneered.
Captain Floyd's countenance burned
dark red.
81 only want your orders" was all
he said. 81 thought we might wait to
see."
"Then CO." snapped Newmark. "You
heard Mr.. Orde's orders to sail as soon
as you were loaded"
Captain Floyd went out.
Newmark arose and looked out OF
the window. From the governments
f1agpole he caught the fash of red
from the lazily floating signal. He
was little weatherwise, and he shook
his head skeptically. Nevertheless 1t
was a chance, and he took 1t, as he had
taken a great many others.
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Chapter
20

EWMARK marched precisely
IL down the street to Heinzman's
u office. lie found the little Ger
mnn in. NeMmark demanded
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what do our earnings ngure

number. What do our earnings figure
anyway"
Were driving 10000, 900 at a profit
Of about 60 cents thousand. That's
$90.OO0-ln Eve years $45O,0O0. We
ought to clean up So a thousand on
our mill. That's about hundred thou
sand on what we've got left"
"And that little barge business nets
us about twelve or fifteen thousand
year."
For the five years about 100000
more. Let's see-that's n total of. say,
$0O0, 900 in FIVE years"
1--WE will have to take up in that
time" said Newmark. "two payments
on timber. the note on the First Ma
tional, the Commercial note. the La
bilities on the Boom company-$ $780,
900 all told"
Correct" said Orde. Good enough.
ought to get along on a margin like
that"
He set to figuring. The results he
eyed doubtfully. Each year he must
pay In interest the sum of $500.
Each year he would have to count on
proportionate saving of $4,000 to-
ward payment Of the notes. In addi-
tion. he must live.
But Orde was fond Of risks.
"Never mind. It's for Bobby" said
he to himself. "And maybe the rate
of interest will go down. and I'll be
able to borrow on the California tract
If anything does go wrong"
He stepped across the hall into Tay-
lor's office.
Frank" began Orde Immediately.
II came to see you about that Califor-
MIA timber matter. Now. what want
is this He proceeded to outline care
fully the agreement between himself
and Newmark, while the lawyer took
notes and occasionally interjected
question.
"All right" said the latter when the
details had been mastered. I'll draw
the necessary notes and papers"
Now" went on Orde. producing the
bundle of papers from his pocket,
"here's the abstract Of title. wish
you'd look It over. It's a long one.
but not complicated. as near as l can
make out Trace seems to have &C.
quired this tract mostly from the orig
lnal homesteaders and the like, who.
of course, take title direct from the
government. want you to look II
over, to be sure everything's ship
shape.
zone other thing" concluded Orde.
II want this investment to get no far
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IEWMARK marched precisely
nj down the street to Heinzman's
office. lie found the little Ger
man in. Newmark demanded
private Interview and without pre-
liminary plunged into the business that
had brought him.
"Heinzman.' said he abruptly. my
partner wants to raise $4,000 for his
personal use. | have agreed to get him
that money from the firm"
Proceed" said Heinzman shrewdly.
"As security in case he cannot pay
the notes the firm will have to give he
has signed an agreement to turn over
10 me his undivided one-half interest
IN our enterprise"
well? You want to borrow dot mon
ey Of me?' asked Heinzman. 81 could
not raise IT,"
II know that perfectly WELL" replied
Newmark coolly. you are going to
have difficulty meeting your July notes
as 1t is"
Heinzman hardly seemed to breathe.
but red blazed in his eye.
II intend" went on Newmark. ito
furnish this money myself. 1t must,
however, seem to be loaned by anoth-
err. l want you to lend this money on
mortgage"
What for" asked Heinzman.
For one-tenth of Orde's share In
case he does not meet those notes"
"But he will meet the notes." object
ed Heinzman. You are prosperous
concern. know something's of your
business also"
"He thinks he WILL" rejoined New
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Their than the Of
fee door. You
see, this is for
Bobby, and moth
ing spoils a man
sooner than toim-
aglne the things
all cut and dried
for him. and moth
ing keeps him
going like the
thought that he's
got to rustic his
own Opportuni-
ties. Bobby's 60
ing to have the
best educa ton
nnaalhln Hos
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Address THE HERALD, Hartford. KY.
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OBITUARIES, Etc.

y The Herald will print shor, >
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- respect TO the extent Of 1893
= words. free of charge. All over
lao words is charged for AZ ths-d
. rate OF one cent PER word. The '
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= Postage stamps taken same az =
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FASTIDI0US WOMEN

consider Paxtine Toilet Antiseptic a
necessity In the hygienic care of the
person and for local treatment of
feminine ills. As wash its cleansing,
eermicidal, deodorizing and healing
Qualities are extraordinary. For sale
at Druggists. Sample free. Address
The r. Paxton Co.. Boston, Mass.
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the back are also symptoms that tell you
the kidneys and bladder are out of order
and need attention.
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the back are also symptoms that tell you
the kidneys and bladder are out of order
and need attention.
What To Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulhlls almost every wish in correcting
rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys,
liver, bladder and every part of the urinary
passage. Corrects inability to hold water
aud scalding pain in passing it, or bad
effects following use of liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne
cessity of being compelled to go often
through the day, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
immediate effect of Swamp-RoOt is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest be-
cause of its remarkable
health restoring prop Hr1TT1II ma iFiEsS;92
critics. If you need a E:..sssSs i 3 q s .s
medicine you should ::::ss s SO :. IS
have the best. Sold by 4ssHs. d y EIzd
druggists in fiftycent -
and one-dollar sizes. HOME Of sn amp nj
You may have a sample bottle sent free
bymail. Address DR.. kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y. Mention this paper and
remember the name, DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root, and the address, Biughamton,
Y. on every bOttle.
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d DIlCk uuSl SOUL
nent, or settling,
stringy or milky
appearance often
indicates an UNI
healthy condi-
ton of the kid
neys; too fire.
quent desire to
pass it or pain in
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Hartford Herald, Only 81 Year
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect Il.
How To Find Out.

Fill a bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours;
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oueensland's Bananas.
Over a hlillion and a half punches
of bananas are grown In Queensland
in a year.
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GIert bon geuspue, gesen al. aiidler,
oen neuen Glerf, bic Mreumente ees
bort. 5runneI purbe por einisen no.
den Ieines Mmtes perluittg ertldrt.
gr mar burh Sol. R. SO. Helion uno
8alIogber uno aiihler purh Stabts
annaIt Sbatslfpro pertrsten. Die
gntIoiiung 5runnels erfoIgte auf Die
9ebauptung Sbutelforbs, baB Sruns
mel tsine giirglhaft geiteut babe.
Rihter Yungblut ndbm ben 5aa nnt'r
9eratbung.
- 9runoeigentbum iibertrdgungsr.
Senrp q. 5pemer an Guguit s. Soes
mer, Got go. II in Der 8. +. Grops
foros BLUE 8rab unterabtbeiluns in
Den 6igblanos, 81; i. u. 0ies an
Sol. Suffice uno emma Suffice, Got
go. 70 in Der Burton 6a3sns 9obis
tion gu Canton on Der 2. Qpenue, "a
Bel 40 SUP gu 81.
Observation-Disclosures. Serberi
apo9Ier, q, unb GIiie Shaffner, q,
beioe BON Oontou, O.; 8eorg q. RoIe,
q, unb WatbilDa @rauf q, betoe
BON Nortppob; ). 8. SaQte, 80, UNI
Garri: MeGartbn, 28, beioe BON So
nespiIIe, O.; Wtar Gobn, q, BON ct,
2ouis, Uio., unb Gliie Hanamann,
q, bon Cincinnati.
- 5rau grnIt Sboemater. 19 Sabre
alt uno iebr bIbl4, an Der s. uno
$oopeu StraBe tpobnbaft, itiir3te gss
tern an 9idinqftubuTsr am 5uBe b:r
8. StraBe nieoer. Charles 9untan,
Elm 2lnqeitelter Der 6atfeIb SobIens
flottQe an Der Gopin9toner Seite be5
5IuTes, fab Die 6ruu fallen unb
iprang in Elm Sdiif I'm ibr 6iIFe
gu leiiten. Gbe er jeooh untum, bat.
ten Self Matna uno So5n Stonep oi:
Trau bemertt unb trotten tie auf ein
in Der RGk bsIegenss Sbantnboot. no
man perIudts, lie aus ibrer 9epubt'
IofiQteit gu ertped,n. Sbr 8atte. Der
tenatrittigt noroen mar, brdhte
bic Jrau nah ieiner 0obnun9. 5n ets
nem !ibten GuaenbIit geitano biz
5rau. boB Iie Iih i'm gliding ertrantsn
poute. Die Jrou inien iih i'm gu
itono botorabi8'r Nerooiitdt gu beIin.
hen.
- Die 0eputp QFsForen m. !,
Tpnelon UNI ". q. 6amilton, oieoorl
General council ernannt nurosn
um bic geiteuerunQ Der Stabt por5us
nsbmen, hQben bic !. uno 2. Waro abs
QitGBt uno peroen in oieIer WOd!
bic 9lrbeiten in Der 3. 8arb erlsbj1i
baben. sic fonoen, baB ouf elmer Get
3 51Guier itanoen, BON bensn nur 3tpsj
in frUberen 2{abren beiteuert puren
0aburt bat Die Stuot Die Steusrr
Fir 10 ooer 10 Sabre perloren. On
montsn 4IdBer, no bas 8runbei9en:
tbum $1,000 oher $4,000 psrth mar
poren nur $4,000 ooer $1,000 sing:.
/ trdoen.
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Gener.

- Sn ein.m Shupp.n Der 6oset
glnlaas, go. 1910 Reapins Roab, Tam
asitern Wi.tog aus unbetdnnter llrs
fad. elm Gsusr gum ausbruh. Der
syeusrpehr selong e, bic Jlammen
pon bem Sauptsebdube fern5ubolien.
Sine W.ne. Wenseuse. tpelhe in BEN
Shuppen aufbepabrt ipurben, tpnroel.
ssrit0rt uno Der 9ranbidaDen be!Guit
iid auf etuG 5000. .
Sn bem GtabliFsment Der Oibior
Irt SO. i'm orittsn Stodnert bes 5ous
Iss go. 41S Gin Strabe iprnng ses
tern elm Jun.s bon einem Wotor ouf
einen mit9en5in burhtrdntienGappen,
Der iofort lihterlob brannie. Gin un>
gsftslltsr bate Geiitessesenport senug.
ben 2appen aus Dem Jeniter 81 perfsn
unO bierpurh ein ssfdbrlidss Jeuer gu
perhiiter.
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= 4 III lit o n.

G'amilton glnseisen, 2Ofal-N oiissa
ano VeNsfeiten iinb absuseben Ode
Der 4. nnb Charles Sirakc. llnicr
gacnt fir Samilion ,uubnt Hu. 301
Noro Trunt Ctr. SelepbOn (Some)
No. 37S y. Sclepbon unierss aorre.
lponoentcn: Some go. 626. 8
- Der Teisrtsur Jront Ssrien
nslter i'm Ropember bon beln arieass
i6iff .2ouiiiana" bsiertirte uno bic,
am leBtsn Samitag in Gepabriam oe.
nommen purbe, 1T eeitern Worgen aug
Der 6aft entlafIen iporDen, neil bas
ariegs sDepartement in 0afbingtor
bic Qusgaben fir feline Qusliefsrunc
niht beitreiten min.
- Die beige RiIss'Ide 0ertseugs
fabrif beabIihtigt einen Nnbau an biz
5abrif, tpelher einen 1ld6snraum
BON $4,000 GuB bebeden ipa.
- Manor Roihfpea mar geItern in
8apton, g., als Gait bsim oortiseu
5erbItfeit.
- Jrau gugenie 5apes reitte Elm
geiu6 i'm RahlaBseridt Elm, nm an
Ste1e hires reyitDrbeneu gruberz
glarense q. 5orttoff als Ra1tabpers
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Wrano Curb
geirS iidi nit ben bon Stnetraibs.
miiaIitb Gonusrs trbpbeuen BE.
iduloiDuneeu beidditieen.
Gonnsrs iueisert iih naf ,oie Dor
yfamtn IN nennen.

Die ieniationelen geiduleisunaen,
fps!dt SiootrntbsmiigIiso lbos.
Gonnsrs, bon Der %. QBurb, am
Wontng Roamittog Dor psriammeIs
tenn Siaoiratb gesen einsn .bober
Gountns nsgtamien" srboben BAT, iper.
ben heu.e BON Der 8rano sSurD unisrs
iutt rerosn. Gonners behaupieie Be-
iauntIid,, Bob Der betrsiisnpe goun.p.
Beanie, oeiien Tamsn er jsboh rpor.
!duf!g" nidlt cHgetsn nil, fir isbs
Shlotmoidine. tpeI6s in benz Iogs.
nannten .Rdgtime" s9iiiriii bel gk.
iter gart betrieben fpirb, einsn fpoa
fentIihen 9ribui bon 81 erbalte. 4ui
Gruno biefer gebaupiuns unb anbs:
rer. auf bieie 9tngsIssenbit Bssue
hlbsroer Snformotion. bat Staotsan.
poli Sunt esiisrn foleenoe Uorla.
buneen Dor bic Grano SurD erlafIsn,
Jrant Sprons, friiher aonitabler
tpeld,er BON ben gruiisss bon Wiit>
cree! gptpnibip nit Der llsbsrpanune
oieits Diiiritts beauIiraat mar, Wm
Bug. 9siiger elmer Wirtbihaft bort,
ielbit; ssobR Rau. Gigenthiimsr elmer
aonssribaas on Wlithea uno Sprinc
Gjrops 9lpenue uno 5rant porter. por
Glmipopb piaee, elmer Der 9rIiissi
BON Millerset 3opnIhip.
GpuniDelert petsr W. Durr srtlGrt.
gsiisrn .oab er .sins abnuns babe. aui
men iih bi. Acknowledgment bss
Stabira.bsmitslisos Gonners besiebeu
t0nnisn. gr CLAUDE ieboh Hihi, bah
bic acknowledgement auf 5batiadsn be-
ruhten.
StabtrathsmitsIisb gonners, Demo-
.rat. pieDerbolie ssitern ni6t uur feline
am Montas Dor benz Staoiratb ses
madisn gshouptuneen, fonbern iiisis
nod binsu. bnb bas betreifenbs Serris
iorium mino:ft,ns $4,000 pro Sabr
fir proi,iiion abseiporien babe. 9i.
Wirtbfhaftsn. aonssrts unb 9anshals
len in benz Diitritt t0nn.sn ohns pros
ieition nihi erii'iren. ba bisIslben bi.
Rsnos3.pous sprdBe fir Giebe, R1uber,
Stsifdrmbsitler. ihleht. Jrauen3im'
msr unb anoerss Oeiinbel bilosien. gr
pols porIdufie bic Namen Der gsu!e.
p.lhe bic 0rafiseloer erbielien. midi
nsnnsn. jeooh itebe bem publiium ins
nsrbalb Der nGhiten brei Wohen eine
Der sr0bten usberraihunsen felt Iana
aeu Sdhren beupr.
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Norddeatscker Cloud


Rssfimafiae eAneaSsMtfes teSen elesas4.
uusrinAsfin 0efiiis., ,,asifer HIftam bes
S1siie", ..ersnvrtns fphtslm", .aatfes Gtltei1
bsr Mss6ss.
Esesfmasiae pshsamSierfahrt issss fissass
mit nenfn 1stpdfhvanbsn.Eam1isgn
1900 Tornsneetalf 100 Gus lana, 10 Nl6 bsett.
.,eserss kashiutstoH". .Hrius 1yisbriA Ea.
hrm"1. .WrsEer QnsfRrf", ,,0rieaStA bsr Wsss
&C.. ~sresiaH". .HriHses Mfies". ~UastsssNa".
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@eadmastae Gslfsamvfer ietea 1saaesAae
yHbeia" .,Daatn". 2ueseDs.
mtftsImeer Hnbrf:
GsDRAGTAR-NfAPEl-
NsAniar edusnesmssef teben esnaes.
.Ssritn" lrsnl, .,HarbarsHsA. ,.QsMietH Qsub
ie", -asHis albert". -erinssNta 1rfHs".
aNs6ar..
EorahaI. GtHrI1tura In tciaien nnb 9rif@snns2
tirnbbaneine 1cfrsr nm BITE 3Teft.
.1rnoeIsrs' gte6@ anIic nter bic annse s5eif.
OElRSCnS q CO.. 1svsds~sr, ~
@snerusdefnten.
a1snien fir Cincinnati:
German TnticHnt R0Hf. Girfi gnficnoi Hdnf,
9 nnb egnInut girate; Meitern Germnn Hnnf:
NiIas gniicnal eanf; AepIer q Co. 1910 Mare
et. Ts'ibs1htro Rational Edus: arinbfcu Dsrs
man Pant. sarrifen uno Golerain aoes.
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Arbeiter perIitrt in Srorpoale iein
Sebtn.

Der 2S Sabre alts per6sirathste Qrs
beittr pascal 5onor, bon Ro. 2110
Turner aaep. ipuros eeiiern abeno in
Spprpools BON QrIonensug $40. 40
Der .. & 8. Giisnbahn nitber9erannt
unb getooiet. Die 2eihe ipurbs ouf
benz 3uge nod Der s. Strubs areus
3uns uno bon bort i'm patroItpoeeu 4
nat Der Mcreus gsbratt. Goronsr
Tr. goe fdnb, bab Der gsruneIiidts
ShdbeIs, Siftsns uno armbriihe sr.
litien bate. Die 2tihe fpurbs bon
9putics 1obor, einem grubsr bes
1obtsn, ioentifi5irt.
Der % Sabre alt. Wlihosl aiefsr.
bon 30. 312 Iububpn Strabe, Elm
6eiser i'm 3ienits Der psnnfnIparia
Gifsntabn, ipuroe aeiterr Nahmi:tag
nabe Der gaitsrn 9penus areusun1
bon einem 0itIih fabrtnosn ptrionsns
sua Der ga. Giisnbahn qetrpfisn uHh
auT Die Ssiis esihlsubert. gr puroc
bon augen3euaen bss llnfalls auf1s.
hoben unb in biz naheasl,osns Sfiits
nss Or. grobbereer osbrndt, no ss
iih berausItsilts. oab sr auber id)ptrtr
innsrsn 8srltbuaoen cine 9sritauhunp
Der wirbeIiduls baoonqetraesn bate
Der 9eruneIiidis. heifsn 3ui.ano be:
oenilit III, fuure: ipGter mad feline,
Wphnuno aebratt.
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Gterblidbfeitsberid)t.

Or. gsrnt 6. 6ermi.ab. 80. 522
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