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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-26
FRANKLIN
RIPLEY.

Maud earle has returned from a
visit in Dover
J. S. Laughton met with an accident
Saturday night. When returning
home his horse took fright. throwing
him heavily to the ground. The wagon
was demolished and the horse injured
SO DR.. r. f. Freeman of Dexter was
called.
Winfield Card and David Brown Of
Dexter were In town over Sunday.
Mrs. Fl. NJ. Randall Is in Northport
with her sister,
Mr.. and Mrs II. J. Weymouth OF
Dexter were calling on friends in town
Sunday.
The State road commissioner was In
town last week on business.
The Changers will give concert
followed by Drama Wednesday eve
ming at th6i- nall.
John Lyshon has moved to Rar-
mony.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-26
STATE HOUSE.
General Orders Issued for
Camps Of Instruction.
Somerset County People Want
Restrictions Placed on Fishing.
Officials Named for Rifle competi.
ton at Auburn June 3.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
N-xt Meeting Of Governor and Council
Tuesday, May 81, at 10 A. M.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-26
KENNEBEC
MON M OUTH.

Inc services MetnoTldl SUNDAY VIII
he held in Cumston hall at 1890, with
sermon by Rev. e. T. II. Jones. No
services in the church in the morning.
The program for Memorial day will
lac as follows: The school children will
meet at the Center Schoolhouse at / p.
". and will march to the soldiers mon
llment. led by Capt. A. &. Sherman and
the Monmouth Military Band, where
they will decorate the monument.
mai'ch MP Main street to the cemetery
and decorate the graves of the fallen
heroes. thence to the hall Program in
cluteS PRAYER by Rev. e. |. Spear. ad
1ress by Harrie i. Webber. Esq. of
Auburn. exercises by the children. solo
ny Miss Ruby Day. "The Boys Of 81
Rev. #. Ii. Hoyt of East Hiram will
preach the sermon before the gradual
ing class of Monmouth Academy Sun
day afternoon at F. M. In the MethO-
dist Episcopal church.
The Junior exhibition will be held
in Curnston hall Tuesday evening. May
81. Music by Gifford's Orchestra OF
lewiston Commencement exercises
viii be on Friday evening, June 3. fol
lowed by n reception.
Mrs Fonia o. White. wife Of the late
Page White of Monmouth. died at her
home Monday afternoon at the age OF
"a years She had been i'll for some
months. One son. Charles White. and
- sister. Mrs y. O. Gilman. both OF
Monmouth. survive
DR.. Grosser and family of New Jer-
sey have arrived at their Summe,
home on Norris hill!
Mrs Alice Stevens has gone to Har-
rison for the summer.
Mrs Cora Norris will leave Wednes-
day for MeIrose Highlands. Mass, to
visit friends. From there she will &c
to MacMahon Islands. Me. as Inanag-
ing housckeerer of private clubhouse
Charles Whtehouse OF Leeds is NOV
ing into Clough block.
The Mems Bible Class Of the Mctho-
dist church entertained the Tri- Mt
Club Monday evening at the vestry
The men served a Strawberry supper
| which was highly appreciated by thcil
guests. Prof A w. Chick of the Acad-
| emv was present and gave demonstra-
| tiCns in experimental chemistry. which
| were much enjoyed by all present. The
evening closed with cheer and i'm
provised yell by the guests for thei
| hosts.
| The ladies' Of the Congregations
| church will serve supper at their yes
| try ct p. NJ Thursday.
Miss Dora Harrington has returned
to her home in stowe for the summer.
WINDSOR.
NORTH-Mrs. Sarah Pierce has gone
with her daughter. Mrs. Harriet Mar
son. to Livermore Falls. Mrs. Pierce
has lived in Windsor for several year.
| and has many friends who value the
noble qualities of this remarkable wo-
man and all regret her departure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mont Morrison have
sold their property in this place. Mr.
Morrison has fine position where HI
| is and they are very pleasantly locat'
ed and like very much.
There has been some farming done
in this section. yet some land is to we
to work now. Farmers who have man!
potatoes on hand and refused % cent?
per bushel are thinking they missed it
| Word has been received from Donald
Pierce. who is in Nevada, that he like
very much, is delighted with the elm
ate and has good job in the Quartett
| Mine mill
! ]. A. Mcpherson of Gardiner ha
purchased a small farm Of Andrew c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-26


United States Infantry, in charge o
infantry camps of instruction in the
| Department of the East, and officers
of the Regular service will be detailed
as instructors.
Announcement was made at the of
flee OF the Commission of InlanC
Fisheries and Game Wednesday thai
hearings would be held at the Newtor
| House, Jackman, this evening as fol-
lows:
At I. on petition of F. H. William,
and Is others, citizens of Somerset
county. asking that the number Of
pounds of trout which can be lawful,
taken and carried from Grace pond. IT
T. No. 3 Range g. n. b. X. P. Som.
erset county. shall not exceed five t.
any one person in any one day. instead
of 10 pounds as the law is at present
| At $50. on petition of John F.. Will
son of Jackman. and Is others. citi.
zens of Somerset county. asking tha
| the number of pounds of fish that MAY
| be carried away from Croker pond il
Dennstown PL. Somerset county, shall
be limited to five pounds or two fish
by any one person in any one day. in
stead of ten pounds as at present.
AT 7.45. on petition of f. A. Booth
man and ~ others. citizens of Skinner
and vicinity asking for the closing o
| Barrett pond. in Holeb. for four years
to all Sunday and all plug fishing
! making fishing legal for fly fishing
only. and the limit for one person in
| one day to be four fish
Special orders No. 10. which was
issued from the office of the adjutant
general Wednesday details the follow
ing officers as officials of the competi-
ton to be held on the Auburn rifle
| range. commencing at 9 A. NJ Friday
June 3:
Major Gilbert M. Elliott. Ordnance
Department, chief range officer.
Captain Moses p. stiles. I'd Inf.
range officer.
Captain Daniel W. Wentworth, c. A
c., range officer.
Captain Cornelius J. Kelleher. c. A
G.. range officer
Captain Olin NJ. Smith. I'd Inf. Post
adiutant and statistical officer
The following corporations have flee
their certificates of organization at the
office of the secretary of State:
National Marble Co. of Vermont, or
ganized at kittery for the purpose OF
conducting general nuarrying bust
ness with $2.00O,OOO capital stock, OF
which nothing is paid in. Officers:
President. Horace Mitchell of kittery
treasurer. c. f.. Smothers of Ports
mouth. \. II. Certificate filed May "a
1910.
Atlantic Fish Exchange. organized
at Portland for the purpose of dealing
in fish, with $1,000 capital stock, OF
which $500 is paid in. Officers: Presi-
dent. Benjamin Thompson of Portland
treasurer, Addison C. Burnham OF
Newton, Mass. Certificate filed May
"A. 1910.
p. j. Evans & Co. organized al
Portland for the purpose of dealing ir
stocks. bonds. etc. with $123,000 capt.
| tai stock Of which nothing is paid in
Officers: President. John r. Pagan OF
Portland: treasurer, Fl. B. Clarity OF
| Portland. Certificate filed May %
1910.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-26

Halpen near MaNeys Mill and opened
| a grocery store.
E. H. HalIowell is blacksmithing il
his own shop at his farm. We are
glad to have him in this section of tn.
town.
WEST-A strawberry festival viii
be held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Sumner Barton Tuesday evening, May
"a. Ladies are requested to bring cake
All are cordially invited.
READFiELD.
The BOSTON Carnival & Concert Co.
which was booked to appear at Giles
hall Thursday evening. has been ohlig-
ed to cancel it's engagement, but it is
probable that it may arrange to come
here at some other time.
EAST-The attendance at church
Sunday. was the largest since the SER
vices commenced. over 10 being present.
The sermon was on the subject of "A
Sure Foundation" Timothy link.
There is "A good attendance at Sunday
school with an increasing interest.
The attendance at the Grange Satur-
day was not as large as usual. 1t
being Memorial day. the meeting was
public in the afternoon The veterans
near bv were present and several made
interesting remarks. Past Post Com
mandor Wing of Wayne. was the prn-
cipaI neaker of the veterans. followed
by J. NJ. Williams. w l.. Laughton,
E. l.. Hunton. jesse Spaulding. Amy
F.. Smith spoke for the Daughters Of
Veterans and little Miss Lane of North
Master HuntOn responded to q call in
his usual eloquent manner and G. Yves
ton. secretary, gave an interesting ac-
count of the events that led to the be-
ginning of the war. The next meeting
June 4. will he Children's day. In the
forenoon the topic for discussion will
be "The Duty Of Parents to the Teach
err of Their Children" opened by Mrs
Nellie r. Wright, In the afternoon the
entertainment will be furnished by the
children under the direction of Mrs
Nancy Fl. Atkinson and Mrs. Marcia
Jones', and will be public
Cav HalIett and Miss Nellie Mason
of Lewiston We're visitors over Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hallett.
The Augusta Water CO. has purchas-
ed the property formerly occupied by
s. 4. GAY. Mr. Skllings' family will
occupy the house.
Charles Dyer and family We're the
guests of Mrs. Rebccca Dyer Sunday.
C. s. Towle of Winthrop is about to
send a car of potatoes from this sta
ton to Winthrop.
Phillip A. Gordon is confined to the
house with chicken box.
Following is the order of the Me-
mortal exercises to be held in Readtield,
May 80:
Decoration of soldiers graves by
veterans of the Grand Army; singing
by Trinity Quartet, Augusta: prayer
Rev. Mr. Woods; singing. Trinity Quar-
tct: address. Hon. Howard Davies. of
Yarmouth; singing. Trinity Quartet:
benedicton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-26

Mrs. Floyd Jones and little daughter
spent Monday with Carrie worthing.
Don and Chester Worthing spent May
=. and % in Augusta.
Eben Shuman put up three new book
cases in the library Tor Uncle Tom"
DinSmore last week.
Charles Thompson of Freedom was
calling on friends i'm the place Thursday
HALLDALE.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. Emery Of Grelton
Ohio. are visiting his nephew. J e.
Hail.
Earl &. Mutt is at work for c. A.
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Colby are away on
a visit
Miss Mary Mills of Augusta Is stop
ping for time with Mrs. J. f.. Hall.
Arnold Davis Of South Freedom vas
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. Hall
last Sunday.
Fruit trees are blossoming quite full.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-26
Cut Prices
RAW
MATTINGS

We have a variety of pat
terms in straw mattingS that
are what we call left
overs"
They are regular stock.
remnants left from rolls
from which one or more floor
coverings have been sold.
Some of these remnants are
large enough for the average
chamber. others long enough
for runners. TO close them
out the following prices are
quoted. sc. 10c. 15c, zoe. 25c
per yard.
ON REGULAR MATTINGS
Acc mattingS. .............Z oc.
Csc fibre mattings.. ...... .40c.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

+ D {
The JEFF srs,n Bee says ths indica-
tions are that beginning April l. Iowa
will experience the greatest coal
famine in it's history The only thing
thar can prevent such famine is for
the people to lay in the balance Of
their winters supply wirhin the next
two weeks. IL they do not they will
find that when they want coal it will.
be scarce commodity. The situa-
ton, according to Secretary Stamm,
of the State mine department, is this !:
Beginning April there will be q
suspension Of mining to last from six
weeks to two months. The railroads
are now preparing to store vast quan-s
titles Of coal to tide them over the
period Of suspension This work Of.
storing coal will commence within
two weeks The state has not yet re-
covered from the recent coal famine,
and consequently if the people do not
get in their coal before the railroads
start their storage process, they will
find that when the suspension comes,
that the railroads have ell the coal
cornered and the people will be lsft
to get along as best they can. This
mean an advance in coal prices and
much suffering.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tuesday, February 8.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Tuesday, February 8.
Mary Collins ct al to Herbert
Sievertsen ct al-ea set sec g, low !
twp. Con $500.
o. w. Nelson to Theresa Scifurd-
lots 10 and 20, blk 8, Arion. Iowa.
Con. $3.50.
Wednesday, February 9.
Thomas Thomson to Thomas Thorn
sen Co-lpts II and 10. blk a, Charter
Oak. Iowa. Con. 81.
E. j. Peters to j. b. G. Peters
lots 8 and 8, blk 4, West Side. Iowa
Con. 500
j. W. Miller. Jr. to William Koe-
pke-w 20 # Of lots 6-7-s. blk n,
Denison. Iowa. Con. $1,000
William Koepke to Eddie Nelson
v 20 fl Of lots 6-7-S, blk II, Denison,
lows. Cen. $4,000.
Thursday. February 10.
James Quigley to Henry D. Jones
lot 16, blk s. schleswig. Iowa.
Con. s275.
Gustav FRANKIE to John jacobsen
swi net; nw3 se3; mel sw4; set nw]
sec 81. Milford twp. Con. s624o.
Friday, February IL.
j. R. Houck to P. c. Bahnsen
lot 10, blk 4. Charter Oak, Iowa.
Con. $3.50.
Saturday, February IL.
Mary Bowman to Martha j. Everts
ct al-eA WI sec IL, East Boyer twp.
Con. ST..
Monday, February Ia.
William Lensar to B. E. Weed
lots and 2. blk IA, Charter Oak,
Iowa. Con. s2lOO.
John P. Happe to Michael Magner
lots and z. blk 1874. Denison,
Iowa. Con. $500.
Charles A. Harvey to Sears Nj
Henry -lots g.. 9 and was, blk ~.
Denison. Iowa. Con $500.
Tuesday. February Is.
Sarah A. Reed to Thomas F. Biz
MALE "a sci sw4 sec %, Union twp.
Con. $l35.
Rebuen Wore to Thomas F. Binnall
-sa se4 sec 80. Union twp. Con.
$4,000.
Wednesday, February 16.
Eugene Gulick to R. L. Hill-lot
l, res lib Of lots IL and 10. blk "a.
Denison. lowe. Con. $1,000.
Thursday, February IL.
George Dethlefs to Chaus A. 10 hn.
son-sw4 and WI nw4 sec 10, Eai
Boyer twp. Con SIG, $50.
Carl Hagedorn to Peter Ploen-e.
sw1 sec 10. Iowa twp. Con. $40. 600
August Nuhn to H G. Ronnfeldt-
81 nw3 sec 81. Iowa twp. Con. $40, 600
Friday, February 10.
Louis Jansen to Carl Hagedorn-
and nj swl sec 80, Iowa twp. Con
1923. 900.
Saturday. February 10.
Eugene Gnlick to c W. Tucker
lots !. 2, 3. 4, 5, blk and lots 1, 2
1874. S. blk z, Denison, lowe, an,
sws mel sec IL. Dsnison twp. Con
Con $4,000
D. W. Welton to Chris H. Lorent
zen-lot q. blk 55, Denison. Iowa, con
$l45O.
Nellie O'Banion to &. F. O'Bsnio,
sch sci sec "a. Boyer twp. Con
$4,000
G. F. O'Banion to Nicholas Hoffanr
-sel sci sec "a. Boyer twp. Con.
s27s6o.
Dr Rnl,,a Co,oh
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

have between go and IS tons Of
timothy and clover hay for sale.
James Fineran. miles west Of Deni-
son in Denison Twp. Tel. No. 39J .6sf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

List your Real Estate with II I.
Bliesmap. Office over Postoflice. C..
c. Phone 70. 6tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23

FOR SALE-.I have a number Of
Rhode Island Red cockerels which 1
will sell for dollar each. R. w.
Lownes. Denison. 2tf
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

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8r0Be erreiben, lit idylieBlid audi
nur inn 2unoe Ser unbegren5ten M0g-
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
Ser sdlag cincs Tcinocs

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Itellen. Gin geriud iiber5eugt. 500
uno $t.0O. Grobeflaide fret. SIT
ooiitip aarantirt III Molitors 1rug
Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

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bildl1m ule M~ngeiteQten ser Gtrma
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

Wan beabliftigt oie g%inOoQar- u110
.yiinfooQarnoten oemnadit fleiner 5u
lnadben. Hedyt 10, ibre &autfraft lit ia
aud] fleiner %getDorDen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
New Process
Steam Laundry
SIR Gtuas ppn Cure @aide2

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: men, uiht auBer Ndt gu la1len, oaB mir
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

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9leroplan iiberfliegen. Dit anoereu
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lest 0urb Dos Shiff Ser 9uft per
orungt merber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15

Iritl: ultno il gehe Sir 10 Efc11=
MICE, nenlr o1 MIDI ou!nit in Nl1he
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
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mid)'n is er, ser elenoig 5ropf."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-09-15
Sterni6nuppen.


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gen Oie @ieDermuhl Gurl1ons SUM
Spreber Oe5 Nbgeoronetenfuu1es er=
flort. @os Sic motif 51 borel1 re-
fonnlpn hatten, menll lie oos Dor
S%1hresfriit genngt bitten.
g
Ser &pl1trpaeltr Stepbeus pom Sc
Ias fiinoigte an, SOB Ser Stuuts ld)us
a1l Sarl1ar 1910 eirel1 lleber1duB
pon 100000 ulf5umeilen BADEN
miro. @ern linn sic Segislatur nllr
- II.
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einer 8anf liBen udt Manner, uno
M1pon 1T ser, Ser am gr1e iibt, Elm
SuDe, mas lino oern Sic anoeren?"
nNl1, set iagt ood} i4on oas
Sprihmort: ugnoe iuo, alles SUD-"
v@urum haben Sic Militdrmu1]ifer
fem 8emebr. mie Ole mOerm SolOu=
temp"
vNu, BET lagt bod, audi ldon oa5
Spridupprt: Spiele niht nit Sd)ieB=
g%eDebren."
= iinftli6feit. = Ger fleine
Otto (am erlten Sdultag): SEER
0ebrer mie ip1t lit es oeu12"
Sebrer:: SIS lit gleid, 3 llbr."
otto ninurt Safel uno 6ibel l1nO
mill sur Sbiir bi11aus.
9ebrer:: Sea MI, no minit Tu oenn
hm?"
Gtto: sd mug mad)en, ooB ih
heim fomme; un1 orei llbr trinfe11
mir &atfee, uno mel1n Id1 MIDI 81 bin,
frleg ih nildt."
Shmerm0g If. = Gin Srn=
&c iuB allgelno I'M 9ud1e, als eth
Souriit pprheifmn. SSSnterellirt fragte
cieier:: pa, wie piel Slide bait Gu
oenn lf1on g%eta1gen?"
%, ih fann lie gar nidt 5ablen!"
ermioerte Ser Sunge.
Su5miideu butte linn aber Ser Sou=
rift in leinen elmer geidal1t uno Jag
te:: vFfui, 9engel. mer miro oenn 10
liigen. Gu bait ia %iiberboupt feline &C.
faugenl"
Sea, Oarum fonnte ih lie ia eben
niht 5ablel1," mar Sic prompte Nnt-
Mort.
@ohl berehnet. = Sa1te
(peld1e Sic 6eltgeld)enfe alspaft):
vltno mer lpa oielen 2eierfalten BE-
folmen?"
Batter: Cen n1l1B Ser Saul frie=
gent"
Jante: u@urun1 oel1n geraoe oer?"
Batter: v@eil er oas 3ing am
it3ncaiten faput matt,,"
&c lit er unter II Of. - Sd
babe mir felt pprgenDn1n1en: meme
50dter loaen lih ldlnmtlih nit 10
,Suhren p%crloben."
Limo ner1 Dies nun nid1t &C.
itieht2"
v@a115 einfad. Iann bleiben lie
eben nel115ebn, bis lie perlo6t lino.."
Ser 6 II gnn g5por +
ID Il g.-Mamu uTrisl, bn friegit
flint Efenrige fir oeine Sparbilfi,,
menn SIT oei1ren 2eberthran ictt
lll1llrN1."
Iritl: ullno i1 gebe Sir 10 Efc1-
nige, merur ou midi oa:nit in Hl1he
ldBt.."
Nal1h per- tan0en. = sd
fruge Sic sum lestennlal. Oh Sic mir
Sic 5man5ig Morf 5uriidgeben mol
len ooer nidt?"
Gin 8llif, ouB Sic alberne 6rage=
rel enolid, einn1ul oufbort!."
nnporiihtig 9. -Brat: n@us,
fiinf arpnen fp1tet Ou5 luntpige 9ett2
l'no babel bab' id1 Die garse Nadt
&cn5en g%efu11gen!."
Sanbnirtb: Cam mudt's Inn Ell
ne &rone mehr fllr 9ld}t."
Eaiieno. - Sic: sd bin til
rroBter Gerlegeubelt., Speben erlolte
:d) ELI 5elegra1nr1 DON mciner Orb
t:s:!te morin lie mir mittbeilt, 0uB lie
litnrgen firth nit Sem erl ten BUG sum-
ge'ud foIur1t. Nun IinO uber hel1te
Sic 2aOen geldpliel1, l1no mir %lpllten
cod minoeitens et1pas 5llr Iefprlrlu1J
Be: Gingungs baben; gu meiBt ia, lie
Iieht lebr ouf feline sll1tnerfialnfeI=
tti1."
Gr:: r@n1, so mure ihon Natb 5u
lhaffen. @ir nefNnen 1einen 9lu=
l:tnbut, bdltgen i'm liber Sic giu-
:11argstbiir u11o heften ein 9latt 80
,,'icr nit ser Allflhrift v@ilfpmmen"
aeral1f.
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4nmoriitit@e5.

5atale -
Clio: So, er laste, Geine @angen
puren mic Nolen."
Bertha: uAh, oas lit ood ein 9is-
den itarf aufgetragen."
gua: .Sa, oas melnte er frellld
m1h."