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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20

aeha,nberlaln's Cough Remedy q
. very raIuabie medicine for throat
and lvEg troubles, gu, .fl.S relieves
and cures painful breathing and .
danger0usly sounding cough which
Indicates eongeBted lungs Sold By
c. 2. Northeraft 4 Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20
Teachers Examination.

The regular quarterly examination
Of applicants for teachers certificates
viii be held at the court house, Abb
lene, Friday and Saturday. January
Is and 20. 1910.
NJ. F. AUMILLER.
iOdltiswst Co. Superintendent.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20

Be careful when you notice pains
in the back, swelling Of the ankles
and feet, backache or urinary dis
orders. In such cases try Pineules.
They will be found an excellent rem
edy In all cases of kidney trouble.
Pineules are antiseptlc; they assist
the kidneys. Sold by Palace Drug
Store,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20

is or should be worried when the lit.
tie ones have cough or cold. II
may lead to Group or pleurisy or
pneumonla-then TO something more
serious. Billiards. Horehound Syrup
wifi cure the trouble at once and pre-
vent any complication. Sold By o.
z. Northcraft q Co.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20
C. Il, SLIFER, Office Over P0st0ffce,
Phone No. $50 @'.f

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is
not common, everyday cough mix
ture. II Is d meritorious remedy for
All the troublesome and dangerous
complications resulting from cold in
the head, throat, chest or longs. Sold
by c. e. Northcraft & c.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20

EoR cATARRH Of the nose, throat,
stomach, bowels and more deheate
nrgans, be sure n take Hoods Sara
parisla-h is A RADICAL CURE,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20
d ca.

Two seated HoIsman. high whesl
auto. top and full equipment; IN firsl
class condition. Inquire Of W. H.
EIeholz Co. i1Wf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20

soothes itching skin. Heals cuts
or burns without q scar. Cures piles,
eczema, salt rheum, any itching.
Doan's Ointment. Your druggist sells
"a
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20
Aliens Lung .,alsanl.

will cure uot only fresh cold. but
one OF those STUBBORN coughs that
usually hang on for mvnths. Give Il
q trial and prove It's worth. 2sc, soc
and 500.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20

Aches and Pains Of rheumatism are
not permanently. but only temporar-
lily. relived By external remedies.
Why not use an internal remedy
Hoods sarsaparilIa. which coErects
the acidity Of the blood on which
rheumatism depends and cures the
dissasei
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20

Old horses and mules. C. w. Par
ker. 2Owtf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1910-01-20


AT THE PUEBLO LTBRARl
Miscellaneous
Alexander the Great, Wheeler.
Cyrus Mccormick, Casson.
Paul, the all-around Man, Speer.
The story Of MY Life, Terry.
i Famous Men Of the Middle Ages
Haaren.
| Famous Women Of the New Tesla
ment, Wharton.
Famous Women of the Old Tesla
ment, Wharton.
The Hermits, Kingsley.
Phychotherapy, Muensterberg:
Emmanuel or Christian Realism
Riddeil.
Economics, Hadley.
Sin and Society, Ross.
Book of Good Manners, Kingsley.
Bra2ing and Soldering, Hobart.
Handy Manual for Plumbers and
Steam Filters, Starbuck.
Practical wrinkles for Plumbers,
johnson.
Veterinary Studies, Reynolds.
The Real Thing, Bangs.
Beowulf and the Finnesburgh
Fragment, Child.
Shakespeare Primer, Dowden.
Manual of English Literature.
Mimic.
Study of Prose Fiction, Perry.
A History of Greece, vols, Abb
bolt.
Breaking Of the Wilderness, Del
lenbaugh.
Life in the Eighteenth Century,
Eggleston.
Life in Ancient Egypt and Assyria.
Maspero.
America and the Far Eastern
Question, Millard.
Fiction
The Master, Bacheller.
The Silver Horde, Beach.
Real Letters of Real Girl, Betty
Old Wives tales, Bennett
The Land Of the Blue Flower
Burnett.
StradeIl4, Crawford.
Just for Two tutiirg.
Miss Selma :.'.e End the Soap Box
Babies, Daviessl
Where the Laborers are Few De-
land.
Those Delightful Americans, Dun
can.
The Treasure, Eaton.
It never can Happen Again. De
Morgan.
Irene of the Mountains, Eggles-
ton.
The Winning Lady and Others,
Freeman.
Your Child and Nine, French.
Jason, Forman.
The Wistful Years, ellison.
The Glory of the Conquered, Glas-
pell.
A pair of Blue Eyes, Hardy.
Pa Flickinger's Folk, Hoover
when She Came Home from Col
lege, Hurd.
Half a Chance, Isham.
Sailors Knots, Jacobs.
Marie of Already, Lancaster.
The Involuntary Chaperon, Lewis.
The Helpers, Lynde.
Cuddy's Baby, McCarter.
In old Quivera, McCarter.
Old Rose and Silver. Mccullough.
The Goose Girl, McGrath.
The Peasant and the Prince, Mar
tineat.
Little Sister Snow, Macomby.
Egorst, Meredith.
Anne of AvonIea, Montgomery.
: Putting on the Screws, Morris.
Land Of Long Ago, o'Higgins.
old Clinkers. Obenchaln.
Northern Lights, Parker.
options, Porter.
True Tilda, Quiller-Couch.
Zandrie, Richards.
Forty Minutes Late, Smith.
Days and Deeds a Hundred Years
Ago, Stone.
Aunt Anity's Silver Wedding, !
Stuart.
Carlotta's Intended, Stuart.
Beasley's Christmas Party, Tark-
ngton.
The Fair God. Wallace.
Jonathan and David, Ward.
The Calling Of Dan Matthews,
Wright.
Finds Farming Pays
rtn......., nouatka. That fha farm
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
Four Lovely Rose Bushes

And lie 81. Louis Journal o. ..gftcn'
ture and The Morgan County RspuD
LfciS both Que wear for oni> 81 O,.
THIS IS POSITIVELY the greatest sobscr'p
tion offer ever ,nnde. Every lady loves
to have q number Of beautiful rose bush.
ca in the ward she usually cannot af.
ford them hccause Of the extremely high
price Of the bushes.
The Journal Of Agriculture. however,
has purchased several hundred thousand
OF these roses TO give as pay to any one
Who will act AS n representative by col
lectinS one yearly subscription, either
new or old, to The Journal OF Agricui'
tuie and the Morgan County RhpuGf.I
CAN at Sl.0O. for the two papers Send
the None, to THIS Office and the rose
will he matted YOU by return mail
lhese four roses are described as follows:
White cochct.
This beautiful rose stands al the head
of the LIST for BEAUTY and uroluctiveness.
l.. treunely Hardy and quickly forms q
graceful and s!lapcly plan upon which
are borne immense NOW white lose.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
-s=a=z=z@sa==

WE have two announcements on
our book, one for circuit clerk and
recorder, and one for probate judge,
We would like to have an average OF
about six for each Office to be filled
in November, so that our announce
ment column would show up in good
shape, and also that the people MAJ
have an opportunity OF making d
selection, for after all it il up to the
voters as who shall fill the o~tlicea, and
it is to- be hoped they viii make no
mistake in selecting the ticket.
Might as well get in and, get your feet
wet, the water is beginning to simmer,
and nominations Close June 2nd.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
announcements.

The season is now about open for
,ne announcement Of candidates for
ehe various county Offices. The RI
PUBLICAN will carry your anne Lnce-
mcnt for county Offices for $500,
good to the election in November.
Nothing but the announcement, or
advertisement, ioE such it is. is given.
For associate jts,ises amd e~onstables
~. 30. Terms cash in advance.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
opportunity for our Young Ladies
. to Tour Eur ope Free.

Attention of newspapers throughout
the IVES, is today fixed on The Kansas
City Journal. which has announced ,ls
intention Of sending thirteen ladies' on
a tout oil Europe. a responsible mar.
ri.d couple, chosen by The journal, is 10
accompany the tourists and attend to
their welfare. The offer is 50 unusual
aud magnificent tina, inquiry OF The Jour
nal hss Brought the COOL news here that
any young lady in our vicinity may be-
come one Of the winners under the plan
of securing votes. III addition to the
Tours Of Europe there are forty.one 9th.
or prizes, including automobiles, pianos.
diamond rings and purses Of gold. The
total amount expended by tile big KAN
sas City paper aggregates $4,000 for
the purpose of purchasing prizes tina,
will be given away Ahsolntel: Free to
the young ladies OF the three states Mis-
souri,, Kansas and oklahoma.
The offer is one to arouse such local
pride that we are going to suggest that
our city is entitled to share i'll the dis.
tribut,on of The journals great prize
list, and the Names Of some ri our rom
inent y Jung ladies' should be- sent III
The victories for them would he a credit
to- our community, and then, too, the al.
vantage of touring Europe or winning
any of TIL: other prizes is QUO III which
every young lady i'll this section will he
heartily interested. Send in your W
" some other lahv's name, to The Jour
nal, and full information will be sent
you.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
L0f0llctc'S
WEEKLY MAGAZINE
THE GREAT PROGRESSIVE WEEKLY

There are many reasons Why ven
should read what i, saws 81 times zach
year. II is free to tell the truth. II will
oppose the e~ncroachmcnt OF special priv
ileges upon the peoples rights 1t wil'
call the roll OH public men aud measures
and inform you how our congressman
work and vote. 1t will criticise the xec
utive branch of government from the
highest to the lowest, il in its Judgment,
the peoples interests are not protected.
II will spread the gospel Of ideal home
life through the Woincn's Department
IRE to he conserved, and radical when
bad things are to be exposed.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
GaiGSssor0uch.

If vow have never seen Gainsbornuph
sroTsin% at it's best i'll open ground, you
cannot conceive of the beauty of its large,
bold, delicate pink flowers. The hes.
and most reliable VI al ever blooming
roses, co%inbim78 rapid. vigorous growth
with extreme hardness, sending Uul
quantities of beautiful thick glossy foil.
age, every branch bearing a great pro.
fusion of blooms high upon the leaves.
The buds are cxquisitely formed opening
to large full flowers II excellent sub
stance OF a mystic, delicate pink. a
thing of beauty and no one should fail TO
add il to their collection for valuable ros-
es.
1t will not I've a difficult task far YOU to
secure one subscription TO The Journal of
Agriculture and the Morgan County RE
PUBLICAN. II your father, brother, hus
band or FREUD is already a subscriber,
simply induce him to renew his subscrip
ton Ia each paper through you. II he
is got already a subscriber, induce him TO
become one at once. Collect 81 %, send
or bring it to this office. The subscrip-
tons will he entered a year to each pm
per, and The Journal Of agriculture, st.
Louis, Mo, will send you the four rose
bushes by mail, all postage prepaid.
These roses are guaranteed To be in grow
ing condition when they reach you.
You can secure these four beautiful
roses without leaving your home. Sim.
p!S shaw this offer to your father, broth
ar, aYahand or friend, tell him YOU are
r~ePreslNia3 The Journal OF Agriculture
and Tina LQrsan County REPUBLICAN,
and You wiz. haze no trouble in getting
hi, suhscrietica. Try it TODAY. DO no,
wait Till sorie cue else gets the subscrib.
er you have iG mind. Remember, il
only take. cue yessia subscription TO
ZACH paper ii. SL.G0 i1s tLs W 10 get
these beautiful roses.
Send all money to or aGsl in person at
the Office of The Morgan County REPUB.
L,cAR. Versailles. No.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
COMPARE THEM.

different sections of this country and
really looked into the true merits OF
The different localities, wonders why
thousand, Of people are rushing tc
che ''high plain,' country OF the
great southwest. when they a buy
knl rs cheap right here in Central
Missouri. When land in the plains
country was only fifty cents to a dol
llr an acre, there vas some reason
[og buying it as a speculation. But
why train loads are rushing in there
todry and paying as much as land
brings here i, past finding out. Is it
a m0aiG ~ siawbr,Rr, or what? Cen
trail Missouri is as fas above that
country as the stars are above the
earth. The high plains country for
three or four years has had good
crops; shey have had good crops be-
fore but always to be followed by
seasons Of drouth. that has dcpreciat-
ed the prices Of land and sent thous-
ands Of people back to their ''wiic's
people" Condition, are the same
there today as ever, The little land
that has been put in cultivation has
pot changed the conditions. The
same dry weather will come, the same
hot winds will blow, and the same
geoplc will turn their prairie schoo-
aers' towards the clear running
streams, the never falling orchards.
the blue grass pastures. the clover
and timothy meadows and pleasant
bQmes of grand old Missouri. Even
i The ptains country had a crop every
season, there is no comparison be-
tween that country and Central Mis-
SOUR. Here We can raise every
thing they can raise there, and many
things they cannot raise, especially
the king of all crops, CORN. Then
look ut the Missouri orchards. her
tame grasses, her water, and especial
" her markets. Central Missouri,
surrounded by such cities as St.
Louis, Kansas City and Chicago, Of
fers the farmer opportunities to dis
pose of his products that the plains
farmer never dreams Of and never will.
Our Central Missouri climate, with it's
woohs. its grairies, its spring streams,
is mild brec2cs, its freedom from
stor:Hs, its cheap lusl and nearness to
the best cities ot the country, offers
It's citizens an opportunity " enjoy
life that the citizen in the great
plains country, with It's blowing sands,
its hot winds sweeping Scross its tree
less plains, its distance to good cities
and markets and high railroad rates,
Ec,cc will aoi never cap know. Vet
ErolertH eeE be had here, counting
the ilslpeser9oris 1t thc very lowest
valuation, as q less ;.sice than parties
axe laying for land in the far west,
where a good corn field is Rsros seen,
and the Big Missouri Red Apple"
would set a whole family crazy. A
yaIt OF Morgan county is a. fine a
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
WornioIory

shnnld be studied by evary parent. II
your child il nervous. hetful, starts in
il's sleep, is pastv faced. has rttgs sples
its eyes, always, seems hurgSy. ia no,
gaining weight, you can lr sure. sss
trouble Ia woriEs. Writes Ccs.sa
Vermifuge is All absolute curc for worms.
Is it's own pursativs. Sold by GloLe
! rug Store,,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03

prairie as you will find in the United
States, splendid soil, fine homes,
barns, orchards &c. that will compare
with Illinois or Iowa. No better
crops of corn, wheat, oats, grass, etc.
are raised anywhere. These farms
can be bought for half what the same
kinds of farms can be had for in 9TH
er states. Good improved prairie
farms, with every convenience, can
be had here in Central Missouri at
from forty to fifty dollars an acre.
Good improved prairie farms, with
some timber on them, just enough,
can be had from about twenty-five
dollars to thirty dollars an acre.
Good cleared-out timber farms. where
men are not only making n living,
but making money, sell from twelve
fifty to twenty dollars an acre, while
thousands ol acres of what is known
as ..open timber grass land" a be
had from ten to fifteen dollars an
acre. This open timber country is
just beginning to be appreciated. A
part Of the land is good, easily
cleared. and raises splendid crops.
1t is all fir,l-Class grass and pasture
land, tame grasses of all kinds grow
ing as well as anywhere in the United
states. and comes on rapidly when
| scattered in the open timber. A
| wild blue stem grass this Coun-
try, growing up from two to five feet
high, making, with the shade. springs
and spring streams and the ''mast,'
an ideal country for stock OF all kinds.
The range is open. thousands of acres
belonging to mining companies, who
expect to develop in the future and
will not be fenced for years. For
hog ranches or general stock raising.
or tor poultry raising. we pat 1t
against the world. A man who
knows his business and will work.
can take forty acres OF this cheap
timber country and get rich raising
poultry. He will not find a better
market than Versailles. The timber
makes fencing and building incXpen-
Sivc. Our country is full OF telc-
phones, rural mail routes. churches
and school houses. Taking it all in
all. we can't help but think that the
man who is looking for a home. a
real home where he can settle down
and with his family enjoy life. he
owes it to himself and to his family
to investigate this Central Missouri
country before deciding. In adj
diti0n to the above. REMEMBER
that Morgan county is the center OF
the great central Missouri coal, lead.
zinc and high grade clay district.
coal banks now open, showing coal
forty feet in thickness, while surface
lead and zinc mines. all through the
timber district. have produced from
SIoo to 100000 worth OF very high
grade ores. Ore is liable at any tine
to be developed N ibis cheap land
that will make, Ii worth as much as
land is in the Joplin district. There
is no healthier. or more pleasant
place to live or better people on the
face of the earth. Any one wanting
a home should at least come and
take a look at the country.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
Advertising Rates.

Display advertising. by the year. to average
four in,lies or more SIG. per inch each ;ssur,
Prnfrs ,ioiia, cards, ore i,ton, 80 cents per
month two incl-s IS cents per month.
Locais-fye lines OF over. S cents per line for
best insertion, .tgc. per line f,r each subsequent
s%,sertion. In Black type 10 cents per iinr for
Gr,, insertion E cents per line for each subse.
aIent insertion.
Lcpa! rgiver'ISinp at Legal rates.
snrcl,l ta,"s o., ungc advertisements.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03

For sale bills We can save ,"u m'ii
ey and To Won good wurh. Try ns.
Try the R~rrumlcaS office Tor y"nr
horse and jack bills. W. can give you
good work at reasonable rates.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
Isabella Sprunt.
Helen Gould,

This ii the most valuable and satisfactory
red rose tor general planting g c Intro
duccd. and no garden collection woult
be complete Without it. In habit 81
growth it is vigorous aud robust. throw.
ing long strong shoots FROM tile roots.
which are clothed with clean. heavy foil
age, nutsing All excellent setting for tn,
fragrant, beautiful flowers. Great mas.
ses of splendid rich Nelve,y roses are pro
duced all through the summer, impress
my everyone with their superiority and
great beauty, 1he buds are an unusual:
size and exqnisit~ly shaded, the petals ct
which are smooth and velvety Of excel,
lent substance,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-03-03
THE

perfectly double and drliciouslv fragrant
The buds are superb, long and pointed
attisticaliy ~furrne,l of heavy thick petals
and are only equallcd in grace and beau
~ by the full blown flower.
Isabella Sprunt.
The { eest bioonner Of an, yellow vari
ETY., it fills a long felt want for out-huo;
planting. The blooms in nue. are OF a
bright canary vellnw, pos.cs"thN ~lis'irs
qualities seldom seen in roses of this par
titular shade. The f.im of the bud j.
compact and fascinating, the beauties o!
which are only ,xcciiut by the gl"ries d:
the fun bloom, no other variety ever pro
'lnced possessing its charming character
istics.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-03
@efannten iidJ idnlbig.

Hciu Dorf. =. Mor5. Sor
&idtcr Soltgb befonnten ii6 9eItern
in Der Criminal : Nbtbeilung Oes
9unbes . areisgerid)ts Die fiinf OtGn.
ner, lpeIfe Captain GSIpnn bonn bic.
ligen SlInbes @ebeimoienlt Dor ct.
ma elmer ISOLDE, ipic beribtet, bel
Dem Iusbeben ejner Jalidmiln5ers
@crfitGtte in Der @clt 40. Ctr. Der.
buftete, Der Sal 6miin5erei unlO beS
Germlsgebens follden 8elbeS id)lll-
Dig uno ipuroen 81 Sernlinen BON
ie6s Wonoten bis 81 iiinf Sabren
p%erurtbeilt.
George @bite, Der Die fnliden D..
10 mo 25sGentSltiife nnoefertigt
bat uno 5ilgeben muBtc, bereits Ell.
men Sernlin IN Glnliru 5llgcbrndt 5it
boben, iopie Sronf Walone, peldcr
ifon bier Sabre tuegen 6olid)milnSes
rel obgeieiien uno iih SIT Der Mnflo-
&c, folideS 8clo IN Terfebr gebrod)t
SIT boben, ibuloi9 befonltc, crbiel-
ten ie flint Sabre 3lld)tbolts, Die in,
9unbeS g @cidngniB in Ntlanta, Ga,
5l perbiiBen iinb, %5uertonat.
2oniel Gou1bertp, megcn Nh.
grtiis nit @cfdngniB porbeItrnit, &c.
itono 81, 6alidgclo a%usgegebcn sit
boben ul0 muB lid bofilr Elm Sobr
lang Die 9lllBenpelt bllrh Die ld)iue-
oiihen Gardiner bes Nep , gorfcr
8efdngnilles belebet. Watbeiu Sas
gon mo SSobn 8eorp biSber unbt.
itraft, Die lid, oeS gleiden Serbre.
dens ruic Goltgbertp ihuloig &C.
maht bo6en, falnen am belten ipcg;
lie bruli6cn Solgbcrtp MIR fiir bic
9oiler bon lcd)S Wonaten 8eleuI6aft
81 leiIten.
9(itf cine Sroge ocS Gidter% CT.
fl1rte M6ite, CT lei nltf Die Soee,
SolId)aclo ST MAIDEN, ollrd ons &C.
len zines Moga5in = NrtifelS, III ipel-
ben Die 2eihtigfcit Der Sade an.
i6oulif geifilOert luorben iet &C.
fon1nler,. Gr babe Die Mnlpeilungen
gctreu befolqt uno, nod)ocm CT aus
finoig gemodt, bob Die 8eld)id)tc
tpirflid nidt 10 idluer iei, mic ie iid)
oniebe, lei ct ms y@eihaft" gegan.
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-03-03

Expectations . llrt9eil ullb erflGrtc
lid) 5llgleid bereit, feline Ser5aucr-
liebite SIT bciratben. Die Yppeaation
giug bon ellis Sslono nit ciitcr &c
portations : Gmpieblung noh @nib-
ingtpn ab, llnO geltern fam Die DC.
lt1tiglng ocs Expectations . llrtbci.
les. Sr. 3nmbrini mar m0breno' lei
lleS ge5mungcncn Nltfcntboltes allf
ellis Sslnnb ouf bic Scr. Stootcn
nid)t gut 81 iNedrn. mo gcitern
DlIrbe CT .fllhstcufelsipilo," oils ibm
Die Wtittbeilung genladt mrrbe, boB
or uno feline Slomme 5urilf miiBtcn.
2oS Mtaoel mari ibnt eincn nieoer-
ldlmetternoen glid 81, als er lid) ibr
n1bern luoatc, I'M tie 5lt troiten.
Guramia miro beportirt.
Nild @iuieppe Goramio, Der ont
Samltu1 i'll 9tep Orleans pcrboftet
mlroe, lpeil or ollgeblid) nit Der Gr=
morolrng bes 9eteftip 2ieutenonts
Eetroiilo in Ierbinoung iteben ioll.
re, miro ouf G%eronlaliung bes &C.
partements iiir Sonbel uno Slrbeit
oeportirt meroen. Goromio galt IN
Stolien bereits ais gcf0brlider Gba-
rufter. @ic cS iebt o6er bciBt, bate
er nit Dem &ooe Eetroiino's nid)tS
SIT tbltn.