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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
DEMOCRATS FOR HARMONY.
Attempt to Heal Fractional Differences in
New York Made at Albany Meeting.

Albany, n. u, Aug. Democrats
thermometers gathered in Albany yester-
day 10 discuss the political situation,
with view to bringing about plan Of
campaign that will meet with the ap-
proyal Of the various factions Of the De
moeraey IN New York state. John A.
Dix, chairman of the Democratic state
committee at the recent meeting Of the
executive committee at Saratoga, ap.
pointed harmony committee headed
BY Edward NJ. Shepard Of Brooklyn, to
meet in Albany yesterday with repre-
sentatiyes Of the Democratic league and
the progressive Democrats, to smooth
out the rough places along the Demo
cratic highway, which might stand in
the way Of Democratic success this fall
Among the early arrivals yesterday,
there was much speculation as to tho
part William r. Hearst may play in the
campaign, and II was freely admitted
that Mr.. Hearst must be reckoned with
as far IS any harmony plans are con
cerned Mr.. Hearst is expected TO re-
turn from Europe some time during the
latter part Of this month, and his home
coming is awaited with considerable in
terest by the Democratic leaders.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09

time the real C0nover came down. One
night be walked into the station and
stood before the sergeant He was not
recognized. Maddened by his imprls-
onment for an offense he had not COM
mitted. deprived OF the power TO work
for his wife and children, he had at
tempted to escape was caught and had
been treated with unusual severity.
No wonder the sergeant didn't know
him. He had aged IN appearance TWEEN
" years.
"Who are your" asked the sergeant.
"John COnoverr
Used as he was to the hard side Of
life. the sergeant started
Are you sure I'm not StlmsonT'
II had nothing TO do with your case;
the court did It. You were unfortunate
ia looking like jailbrd."
II came to say that while I've been
IN jail my two little ones have died for
want Of proper attention. My wife
still lives. II this were not so you
would 70 after my children"
The man walked out, and the SER
geant wiped the sweat from his brow
with bis coat cuff He knew by Con-
overs look that only life stood be-
tween him and death.
The next day Conover walked into
warlelds store Warheld, hearing
footstep behind him, turned. He had
heard Of his mistake and was brood
Ing upon 1t at the time; otherwise he
would not have known this ghost OF
Conover.
A few minutes later a clerk found
Warfeld on the floor in a Of. No one
was with him. and he never told who
bad been with blm.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
MANY PIRATES
SLAIN In BATTLE
Hundreds Of Them Were Captured and
Their captiyes Were Set Free
When AIlies Took VII
lage

Victoria, B. C., Aug 9--Fuil details
Of the lighting between the Chinese and
Portuguese forces and the pirates at
CoIowan. near Mhcao, were received BY
the Empress Of India, which arrived
Sunday from the orient.
After weeks bombardment during
which many fights between landing par
ties and the pirates occurred, the allied
forces rushed the walls and captured
the village They found the places al
most deserted, most Of the $500 pirates
having escaped during a storm.
There was much loss OF life and 400
pirates were captured The lombard.
ment was heavy, the Portuguese gun
boat, Macao, with four-inch guns, wreck.
ing the pirates' village and setting Gre
TO portion Of 1t.
The origin Of the trouble was whole
sale kidnapping Of Chinese boys from.
schools IN Canton. TIE Portuguese gov
ernor sent Lieut.. Ribas and sixty@men
to reacue the captives. Tho Portuguese
landed and were fired on by the pirates
a nrlnber being killed. The invest
ment was completed by July p, wheS
small force was captured after be-
ing smoked out with burning sulphur
placed at cave mouths. Disguised as a
eoolie, Commander Woo, Chinese man.
darins invaded the pirates stronghold
and procured information which result-
cd in the rescue Of many enaciated
men, women, and children, many ehainee
to walls
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
AZ KILLED
IN TEHERAN
The Loss In the Battle In the
Streets
NATIONAIISTS OPPOSED
The Government FOrccs--Satar Khan the
Leader Of the Fomer-Three Hun
dred Of the Rebel Forces
Were Taken.
NATIONAIISTS OPPOSED

Tehcran, Aug. 9.--casuaIties in Sun.
days battle in the city streets between
the government and the Nationalist in.
surgents were about - killed and
wounded on the government side. The
Nationalists, who were lighting under
the leadership Of Satar Khan, made fa-
nous by his long defense Of the city
Of Tabriz against the forces Of the de-
posed shah, lost 30 killed and wounded.
Three hundred Of their number were
captured in the final assault, which was
made after their position in the northern
part Of the city had been under fire from
infantry and rapid-fre guns during the
entire afternoon Sunday. Bakir Khan,
the principal subordinate to satar Khan,
was among the prisoners, and satar
Khan was wounded.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
CONSUMERS LOSE AGAIN.
Hog Prices Drop, but Products Continue
to Go Skyward.

st. Louis. Aug. Notwithstanding
there has been during the last three
months drop OF more than So hun
dred pounds in the price Of hogs re-
ceiyed at market points, the retail pricp
Of hog products has advanced. The un-
fortunate ultimate consumer who timid
III walks into the corner grocery OF
meat market to buy the raw materials
for his scanty meal, must now pay as
much, with choice corn fed hogs fetch
ing but 50, as he did when the "war
paacesa Of Sil.25 prevailed at receiv-
ing points. and in many cases he pays
more.
Bacon is around 50 cents a pound,
and lard is 20 cents. The retailer en-
phaticslly declares that he is making
less profit than ever before He lays
the blame upon the wholesalers and the
packers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
CLAIMS HE CAN SQUARE CIRCLE.
Convict in Missouri Penitentiary Says
He Has Solved Mystery Of Ages.

I Kansas City, No, Aug ASSERTING
that he has made mathematical discov-
cries which win have a sweeping intlu.
enee on That science, Michael Angelo
MeGinnis, serving a l0-year sentence for
forgery in the Missouri pententiary
1 has offered TO demonstrate his discovery
to any committee Of expert accountants
that Gov Herbert S. Hadiey may desig-
nate, if a pardon will be considered bis
just reward for success His commune
cation was sent to the governor through
Dr. d. J. Simpson Of Clarksburg, Mo
DR.. Simpson says the discovery made
by Mcsinnis is the reduction Of the
general equation Of the tenth degree to
an equation one degree lower Among
the discoveries claimed BY McGinnis
are:--
First, that for tae general solution
Of an equation containing literal co-efi
clients there also lies a general logarith-
mic solution for its corresponding nu-
merical equation, thus establishing
general method for solving numerical
equations BY logsrithms; second, that
he has found the exact ratio Of the d.
ameter Of a circle to its circumference.
Since the time Of Euclid, the ratio
has been supposed to be 3-I4I6 plus.
Ne(sinniS saws ne knows lust what the
aplusn Is. He says he has discovered
the exact root Of all numbers and that
Imperfect squares will be no more.
McGinnis Is descendant Of John Ma
pier, inventor Of logarithms
II have known McGinnis for years.
said Prof. ]. NJ. Greenwood, superin-
tendent Of Kansas City schools. 'He
taught mathematics in college at Wy
ella, Kan, also in southern Missouri.
A book Of his on algebra written, ! am
told, during a former term in prison,
is marvellous work But for his use
Of intoxicating liquor, this man would be
an international authority.
"Mathematicians so far never have
been able to solve literal equations
above the fourth degre. MeGinnis says
he can work them in the tenth. Euro
pean mathematicians say that they have
proved it impossible to work them above
the fourth degree
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
BArrnEsHrp sonru DAKOTA.

600 This is not the only piece OF bad
workmanship found on the North Da.
koia. as the blowing out OF boiler
tube some months ago Injured sixteen
of the crew Ibe Etah. a sister ship
TO the North Dakota is also involved
10 the investigation made by the navy
department. The Utah Is not YET com
pleted.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
cADDY SUSPECTED.
Youth Arrested on Suspicion in Rice
Murder.

Cleveland, o., Aug. 9.-Pasquale Giu-
liano. II years old, who was a caddy at
the Euclid golf links until he was dis
charged ten days ago for fighting with
the head caddy, has been arrested and
is held at the Euclid Heights jail in
connection with the murder Of William
Rice, for whom he frequently acted as
caddy. A minor charge mas been placed
against him pending an investigation.
Mr.. Cromwell yesterday afternoon Of
fered an additional reward Of $1,000 for
information which will lead to the ar.
rest and conviction Of the murderer of
Rice This makes $4,000 reward offered
for tho murderer,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
confession Repeated.

Lowell, Mass, Aug 9.-William Rem
ington, the morphine fiend, who told the
officials at tie state hospital at Tewks
bury, Sunday, that he killed Max Soro-
khan at his store, on Harrison avenue
Roston, Sunday, July 81, was arrested
b. state officers at the institution yes
serday morning and taken u Boston
on charge Of murdar He repeated
his confession to the police
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
KNOWS NOTHING OF 1T.
Madrid Has Not Heard Of Pope's Letter
to the King.

Madrid, Aug. 0An official Of the gov.
eminent stated yesterday that the gov.
eminent has no information OF the re.
port current in European capitals that
the pope has addressed a personal letter
to King Alfonso, appealing to the king
to use his influence for settlement Of
the conflict between the Spanish gov
eminent and the vatican.
He further denied that Spain had pre-
sented a protest to Austria against the
conduct Of Don Jaime, the Carlist pre-.
tender, who was an officer in the Aus.
TRAN service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
RIFLES SEIZED.
Authorities Find SIX Thousand at Bill.
boa, Spain.


Bilboa, Spain, Aug o.--Six thousand
rifles were seized By the authorities yes
tefdey on board tug which had been
chartered to 90 to San Sebastian, where
the great INSTRUMENTATION was pro
posed to be held Sunday before the cler-
zeal leaders abandoned the manifesto
tion.
Local authorities at San Sebastian had
held that the Carlis.s were planning
to take advantage Of the Catholic mann.
festation to start movement against
the government. No statement, how
ever, IS made as to which party in the
conflict chartered the tug and loaded it
with arms
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
PUSHING ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION
Japan Hopes Soon to Be Ready to Send
OFF Lieutenant Ssirase,

4
Toxic, Aug. 9.--Lieutsnant shirase,
the interchangeable, will evicently succeed
in organizing his antarctic expedition.
THE sum Of 10000 yen about $1,000 in
gold has been allotted for the undertake
ling out of the secret service rund, and
lit is proposed to raise another 10000
yen by public subscription. Il is hoped
that the little 2oO-ton schooner, to
which Lieutenant shirase and his TWEEN
ty-seven companions intend to commit
their destinies as far as King Edward
WI Land, will be ready for sea within
two weeks. An Appropriation Of only
$4,000 gold for an expedition to the
south pole may appeal to American
readers as something not far removed
from the mdierous when compared with
the large amounts lavished on the Peary,
Scott and Shaekleton enterprises on
the other hand, it must De borne IN
mind that the physical requirements Of
Japanese Injured to hardships and pri-
walton are out Of all proportion smaller
than those Of the occidental.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
WASHINGTON DESERTED.
Members Of tho csbirot All over the
World.

World
Washington Is as bare OF high on
cIals as a last years birds nest 1t Is
as dead as a summer resort or base
ball ground In midwinter,
The president is dividing bis time
between Beverly and trips on the
Mayiower
The vice president is at Utica, pre-
sumably taking sunny Jim" inter
est in New York state politics.
Secretary OF State Knox Is at Val
ley Forge giving his forgiveness and
fatherly blessing to Philander c., Jr,
and his bride.
Secretary OF the Treasury MacVengh
Is at his summer home IN New Hamp-
shire trying to avoid heat surplus.
Secretary OF War Dickinson is en-
deayoring to keep Up the travelling rec.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
FLAKED ARMoR PLATES.

Greatest American Hattleship Found
Defective.
The discovery OF defective armor
plate on the North Dakota, the great
est and fastest American Dreadnought
now III commission. and indeed the
biggest one III the world. constitutes
the latest scandal in the navy The
defect consisted In what are technical
ly known as "spalls." shown by blis-
tering or tiaking. 1t has already been
remedied. the cost OF the armor plate
affected being estimated at about So
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
She Learns. Too.

There had been family row.
Well" remarked the alleged head
Of the house. "a man learus a few
things when he gets married. Yes, sir.
man lives and learns"
THAT may be" retorted the feminine
half Of the sketch, but the school Of
experience doesn't bar goods. Wash.
Ington Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
LOYAL TO THE CHURCH.
Spanish People Generally Oppose Gov
eminent, II Is Said.

tIhmthEl e IS SAID.
Rome, Aug. o-Cariinal Merry Del
Val, papal secretary Of state, received
many kilograms yesterday, expressing
loyalty to the vatican in the conflict
with Spain. The kilograms were cent
yesterday, having evidently been de-
layed by the Spanish authorities.
The kilograms encouraged the vati-
can to resist the auti-clerical movement
in Spain, the senders assuring the pope
and Cardinal Merry Del Val that the
movement does not find deep root among
the Spanish people.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09

Ethel-My poor head aches fright
fully. Claire why don't you take
your hair OF and rest it my dear2-
Lippine
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
n.dnc,lan Il J So car.

The Heavy weight iarapn M did {
Ftep % youf fwH sir. n =
didn't. beenr'y then the ruof must nus
fell Oh t. Puck.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09

"The poorest way to face life Is to
face it with a sneer. Theodore Roose.
Felt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
Comfort Powder is no more
like Ialcum Powders than
cream is like skinned milk

starmorehealthy fortheskin
and is a healing wonder for
Itching, Chafing. ScaIding,
Sunburn, NettIe Rash, Burns,
Pimples, Wounds, After SHAY.
ing, Tender Feet, Offensive
Body doors, and Bed Sores.
R~ys- Look for The name E. S. SYKES on
every box. None genuine without Il.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
MARSHALL STAYS IN JAIL.

Files Motion for Reduction Of His Bail,
but Judge Dodge Refuses It.
Boston, Aug. IA motion to reduce
the $4,000 bail Of John r. Marshall, UNI
der Indictment for completely in the
looting Of the National City bank Of
Cambridge, was finally denied BY Jus
tice Dodge in the United States district
court Yesterday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-08-09
When You Think

OF the pain which many women experience with ever
makes the seneness and Kindness always assoei
ated with womanhood to be clnogt miracle.
While 10 general rebels against what she re-
CARDS as a natural neoessey taere IS who would
gladly ho free from this recurring period q PAIN
/. Or. Pierca's Favarfto 2reserf~tfon rs~Fes
UeGk go 81
WELL E5ree 2.
ne n
m les
Sick yo g. is's-r,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-21

Dds Der GerItenTaft berfpridt, bieies
bridt bic Soffnung ni9t.
Rdbi, stus uno PaseuDedl, Wabtrug
NIT benz 3inngeoedl,
sSriIher Srunt unb beige Murfht, ou
iit ieber nie Elm 5iirit,
Ob er 8ettler, Sitter, Bauer, barum
lob i6 mir bic gruuer,
Qud bie 6srrn, bic ih begriibe, fammt
ber ihOnen analpis,
Deren Stubium gsht oabiu, bab nur
lit bas Hehte orin,
lIno Der 9'idmud ni6t fao pnb hdB:
lih, penn iie tagen bier fongrdBlid
Die oas Bette rousgebradt bur6 oes
Wifens 3aubermaht,
DAP es trdgt Der Rein6eit Stemp(
unb entipiiroi9t nidt gum 8lempl!
g2ein, elm Wunbertrdnt Der 8'furD
belt; barum fabr' t4 jebt gun
Wlunb beut
unb lesr' mein gr3neigefGb auf Der
graueretfonqreb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-21

- Gin unbefannter9ie6 sRtfpsnbets
aus benz Bugsp be- Nm. geasbale.
go. 823 Qincoln Ctr. pelhes unbe=
aufiidtiat an ber> >GbopeI Ctr, 5fpis
fhsn 9urrell unq AiAlano 4ps. itano,
cine ipertboolle Sdoboete.
ssobn Sennefpis, BON Wlitdsa,
Sno., mah.e in Der SomItag Roht bic
8etanntihdft elmer Dirrs, neI6e ibn
in bas 5ous No. 1T 8eit GourtStr.
Iodte, unb bort um $50 beruubts.
Der 9orname Der Diebin III .9oroz
tbp". Sennetpib melbete ieinsn Der
luit geitsrn Der polisei.
gDm. Sruesbell, bon Roripoob
melbete aeitern Der poIt3ei. bab E,
in Der Samitag Huht in ungstrurte.
nem 3uItonbe an Der s. Ctr. uni
Central 2le. bon 5ipei uHbetannter
MGnn.rn nm 81 beftoblen porben lei
Gr por. nitt imStanbe, cine geIdrsis
bung Der acknowledgements gu g.ben
- Nus Der Wobnung beg Jrso
Strong, an Usiihen. nabe Otron aps.
iuurbsn geitsrn Ibeno bon einsm Gin
BREEDER $35 entipenDet.
- 5binotp 5apes bon Ro. 1885
Blair 4oenue tpuroe an Der 4. Strabs
stpiihen g.ntrol Npenue uno 5obI
Strdbe, BON einem unbstannten, etpC
80 SABRE alt.n Wanne, osFen getunns
ihdFt er in elmer WirtbIhaTt an be
4. uno Sohn Strabe esmaft hatt'
aufsebalt.n unb um $65 in gaar BE-
raubt.
- Geitern 4benb 3spiia.n 7,3O IN
8 llbr ities Elm unbetdnntsr Glnbr.hs
burh Elm 6interfenfter in oi. Wobnuu
o.s !. gsaesp 6iu, go. 1881 Roi. 5lj
4mnue, Elm unb ftabl iilbsrn.s ScTel
seihirr i'm Wertbe BON $40.
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Der 10 Sabre alie Gbeiier We.
8innis BON gto. 614 Burns StraBe
amiiIirt. ii6 ssitern Rahmittas on Der
6. Strabe unb Delhi 4Nnus oamii,
auf pprbsifabrenoe JrahtDossons gu
iprinssn. 5isrbei slitt er aus uno s.s
rietb nit bem reftsn 5ub unter bic
Rdner, NIT benz ReIultat. oab orei
3sben absequ.tih. purbsn. Der Der
unaliidie ipurpe nah bsm 6oipitcl &c.
bradi. SsbsnfaGs muB Nr san5e
Gub amputirt tperoen.
- Sim gerrn. Elm AZ Sabre alter
Heaer, BON Ro. 554 Oft s. StraBe,
iiel seit.rn in epileptifhen ardmpien
aeaen ben brennenben Sfen. gr 3oe
iih grdnbpunben an ben 5lften uns
6Gnoen su unb puroe in patrolrpaeer
glo. 2 nah benz 5oipital sebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-21

ccsobren fonb Il Mufnabme i'm Deuts
ihen Mltenbeim, mo er geitern bic Nn@
gen gum etpisen S6lumer sefdlofen
bat. On n1beren Nnseborisen binter@
IGbt CT auber elmer 1ohter, bic bier
anfdFig lit, einen Bruber, Der 0oritez
Der Der 6tants 1aubitummenanitalt
in Council Bluffs. Sa., lit. Die Be
erbigung piro BON Der 6anielnunnz
goge bes syreimdurer=Srberns eeleitet
iperbsn, su beren dlteiten Waitgliepern
5err Rotbrt sebOrte.
4n Der 8.erDigung bes perforben.n
Nnipalts 6errn Iriebrth Ser
trd m, bic beute Rahmittag I'm aipet
llbr bon Der Seottiib Rite &atbebrale
aus erfolst. ipirb iit audi bic 6dniel.
mann 2oge pes SSreimaurerprDens, Si
beren sifriglten Miteliebern Der Berz
efpiste geborie, betheilisen uno Die
Ulitslisbsr Der goee iperpen iih um Elm
llhr in Der SeOttiIb Rite aoiheorale
periammeln.
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ausgeber Der .Waibinaton Staots3.is
tung" in Seatils, pirb als 8ertrstsr
beg 9eutihtbums hes Norbfpeiiens Der
Gntbiillung bss Stsuben 9entmals
am 7. DECEMBER in Wafbington Bet
pobnen unb Bel bieIer 8slssenbeit osn
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ndhiies Sabr in Seattle ituitfinOet.
einlabsn. Serr Shaefsr 1T Der prds
fibent Der SdnssrfsftbebOrbe. 9d psrs
ben mir hoffentlih oas 8ersniisen ha'
ben, unfern alten 5reuno unD Hollegsr
audi bier begriiben gu tonnen.
Sm boben alter BON 70 sabrer II
seftsrn Rodn,ittas syrou Martin {
Shnars, Wiiipe BON RuboIpf
Shnar3, i'm 5aufe ihrer Iohier Jral
syrant Ruppert, go. 421 Warner Str.
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fporben unp miro morgen 8ormittlt
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benz Jim s lbr in Der ct. sSohdnneI
STRIDE on Der Green Strabe elm feier
/ lihes Reqniem Imt iiutteefunoei
bat, 5u 9rabe estrugen tperben.
5err Soiepb 2uttmann, Sr.
elmer Der poblbeianntsn beutiden bio
Mere Der Stabt. 1T Samitas 4beHl
in ieiner Wohnung. Ro. 2236 8icto
Strabe. i'm boten 4li.r BON 64 Sobr.l
bonn 1obe abberuf.n !poroen. 3i
geerbigurs erfolat am Wittpoh Dor
mittaa nm s llbr pom 5rauerbduI
aus. fuorauf UNI 8 ubr in Der 81
Georsius Stride elm feierlihes Re
qii.m 4mt itattfinoet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-11-21
Rod feine zpur
Bon oem ilaftisen Go. $. GssleitOn
entoeft.
SnucrintenDeut gafer's GntlaNnng
in Abrebe seiteat.

Die Bunbesbedmten, pelhe nit Der
2(uffinbung bes flii4tiesn 5ilfszSus
perintenben g. 8. Gggleiton pom
poitonpeiiungs D.partsment be-
traut tpurben, toben INNER nod fets
men grfola auf5utpeifen, troboem lte
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baben.
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gerIbpunoene Isinsr 4niidt nufj
niht lange unentbsdt bleiben tpiro unb
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bag esuterefIe an Der Nneelegenheit ets
pas fhtpdder geiporosn tit, irsttp!lt9
su itellen. uno bds Qnsrbieten gu itsl'
len, bas 9sfisit gu oeten. Sas mag
ibn DOR elmer 8erfolsung Seitens Del
gonbqeIeGitdft retten. Sb ibm bic:
i.bo6 nit Der 8egisruns gelingt, II
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cine WinimalItrafe BON einem Jdhl
3utthaus itsht.
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Re ihulo.nTrsi unb minoeitens $3.50
psrtb 1T unb ss tpdre ibm elm Gsthtss
nit 5ilfe beTelbsn senug 0slo gu be
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| itdnoig iinb.
9ds 8eriitt, bab Superintenoen
Batter pom BoItanpsiiungs 3spdr
tsment. Der bas 9efi3it isIbit ent
oett bat, psgsu anssblther pTIiAtoer
nahlGFisurg .ntlaFen perosn iol
pirb iotpobl pom poitmsiiter Wton
fort, als auh bon Snipsttor Fatbbor
als unbesriiuost be3sitnet.