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WILL Be NO CONSOLIDATION
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yond question that the people OF this
grape belt are anxious to have the sell
ing Of their products placed under one
management whereby the useless cutting
of prices and support of an overabund
ance of managers will be eliminated and
the money saved TO the growers. The
most conservative men present and even
the enemies to the movement conceded
that the project would result in a saving
of at least 100000 annually to the grow
ers IF the belt. With a few remarks
along the best line of procedure the
meeting was adjourned until 30 p. m.
The meeting at l:30 p. IN. was called
to order on the minute by Chairman ID
l.. Thornton and a general outline Of
facts and principles clearly outlined by
him with a statement OF the actions Of
the joint coumittce Of the fore noon.
Inc preamble aud bylaws as adopted
by the committee were read and sub.
united vote OF the audience was
taken 20 ascertain the feeling toward
the project with III voting Eyes" and u
"No," many OF whom were spectators
and uninterested. The vote was ris-
ing vote in which those remaining IN
seats were counted as No"
With all this showing III favor of the
one organization and practically the com-
plete ratification Of the action of the
committee, the question at once came
up what the name and nature Of the
organization should be and who was
going 20 run TO- This was a pretty hard
thing TO state until ii really existed, at
least under vote of those present and 20
get the people 10 vote on the question
until they knew TO a moral certainty
that ere pew organization would be a
continuation u their own, and It was
Impossible TO get an expression rhe
formation Of another organization ma the
field was neither deemed best by tue al
vocates OF one. orea iaation or by the
stand pats of the old Docs.
While TINS was bad day and The PEG
pie are not to be severely cs0sured for
not turning out. were the continents OF
Van Burcn county ami it's adjoining
grape growing brethren fully voiced at
this meeting, the matter would have
carried with case, ard to figure it out as.
it really Is, one 8cre OF grapes would
have been worth ten under present con-
ditlons, for margin of rot over one half
cent can now be made per basket whereas
ten times that could be made with but
an increase Of five cents per basket,
which could easily be brought about un-
der one management that had exclusive
control, let 1t be whichever one the PEG.
pie conferred on. The meeting broke up
in discussion of past history With tears
in the eyes of each because the other
fellow would not see his way.
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AMONG THE CHURCHES.

Regular services at the Baptist church
as follows: Preaching at 1890 a. IN.
Mr.. Plny Marsh, state attorney for the
Anti-saloon League, will speak then.
Sunday school at ll:45 Y. p. S. 9. Il. at
D. M, leader, Elizabeth Lofts. Mid
week prayer meeting. Thursday evening
a. 7:30. You are cordially invited to all
these services.
r. n Holsaple, assistant superintend-
eut of the nti-saloon league of Michigan,
will speak in the Methodist church Sun
day morning He is strong speaker
and in a position TO give official informa-
ton On account of the anti saloon
mass meeting in the Presby terrain church
in the evening there will be 20 O'Clock
service in the Methodist church.
The Church of Christ revival will con-
tinue through the month. The sermon
topic for Sunday morning will be, "The
Worlds Greatest Memorial Commun.
ion will be at the close of the sermon,
All the members and friends are request
ed to oe present. The evening subject
will be, Seeking the Lord While He
may be Found" Mr. Haworth will have
charge of the song service.
At the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning the pastor will discuss the
subject OF Environment" from the text,
"Ye are Complete in Him" 10 the
evening a union service will be held in
the interest of the anti-saloon league.
Two prominent speakers will ne present
and will address the meeting. Service
begins at D. m, and tho church should
be crowded to the doors
DR.. Thomas S. Suleeba, native of
Mesopotsmla, child of Abraham, boru M
the Garden Of Eden, will speak in the
Presby teran church on Sunday evening,
January 30. He will also lecture IN the
same church on Monday evening, Janu-
airy 81, upon the subject: The Devil
and the Turk" DR. Suleeba is strohg
speaker Recently he delivered seven
lectures before one of the big Chautsu-
quas of the East Tie speaks seven dit
ferent languages, is an NJ d. as well as
a lecturer He is a brother.in law OF
Rev. Grigsby, who bss invited the doc
tor TO visit Paw Paw.
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SCHOOL OFFICERS TO MEET
Third Annual Meeting of County
School Officers Will be Held
Here February 1.

The third annual meeting OF the
school officers OF Van Buren, county will
be held in Paw Paw at the opera house
February |, from 10 a. IN. to p. m
Hoo. l.. L.. Wright, the state superin
dent of public Instruction, and his dep.
uty, Prof. +. l.. Keller, will have full
charge of the meeting Mr.. Wright will
discuss the subject of reorganization OF
rural schools aud school sanitation and
Mr.. Keeler will take up matters pertain
ing to school law.
The last legislature enacted a law re-
curing the commissioners TO call meet.
ing of the school officers and also pro
viding that every director who attends
will receive two dollars for the day and
bis actual travelling expenses The law
says: The director or secretary of each
chool board or board of education shall
attend such meeting and the other mem
bers of each board of education may
attend One member of the school
board or board Of education who attends
such meeting shall be allowed aud paid
two dollars per day and actual travelling
expenses going to and returning from
such meeting, said sum to be paid from
the general fund in the treasury of the
school district"
The above provision ought to insure
at least one preventative from each
district in the county. 1t includes city
and village officers as we'll as rural.
The state superintendent is very anx-
ious to have all the township clerks
present at this meeting Come prepared
to ask questions and ready to discuss
the different school problems that will
he presented
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SCHOOL NOTES.

The first semester ends today
After eight and one half years Of
telligent and efficient service as care
taker Of the school building and grounds.
Mr. Hawley has been compelled to re-
sign on account Of i'll health. The best
wishes of teachers and students 90 with
him.
A portion of the class in German III
accepted an invitation to sing before
the ladies OF the Coterie at their club
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-01-21

On and after the first day Of February
1919, there will be no more credit BUSH
ness at Jake Walkers market Jake
has come to the conclusion that 10 costs
money to run a market, ard that be eau
not give his customers tieN benefit Of
good service and low prices unless he
can get the cash for what he sells.
Therefore on and after the above date
the market will be conducted on a
strictly cash basis, aud Jake says
that be can then give bis trade the ben
eft OF lower prices. Announcement of
the change OF business policy in his
business viii be found in another COL
umn Of this issue Of the Northerner.
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SCHOOL JANITOR RESIGNED.

The Paw Paw school has lost one of
the best. if not the best ianitor ii ever
had. For several years Henry Hawley
has been faithful and conscientious
servant of the schools, but failing health
has CO npelled him to resign bis position.
1t will be necessary for the schoo board
TO fin the vacancy at once AID 6pplica
tions for the position are advertised FOR
in this issue. They may be filed with
II. J. Cavauaueh up until Saturday
noon, January % Mr. Hawley has
been very popular with both teachers
aud pupils and it is with regret that
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-01-21
TEN POUND GIRL ARRIVED.

Bert Bennett has been in Detroit the
past week visiting his wife, son and
daughter The wife and son went about
two weeks ago to visit relatives there
The daughter arrived on Friday of last
week. The young lady weighed 10
pounds.
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ACTRESS IN SNOW DRIFTS
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you know the story of Man proposes
and the rest of H.
AT four o'clock in the afternoon no
trains were leaving Paw Paw for the
large city OF Kalamazoo, so there was
nothing TO be done, said Mrs. Kimba j.,
bat to drive to Lawton TO catch tue
Michigan Central train.
You ought TO have seen that snow
and those drifts The poor horses we're
tired and the drifts were deeper aud
deeper till at last the poor animals just
stopped entirely The snow was up to
their bodies, aud as fer the sleigh. 1t
was just stuck tight, Well, | began to
feel rather troubled, lovely position ior
me TO be in with no -uuderstudy. Just
no one, you understand TO take my purt,
and If we're not there ut the time for
the curtain TO go up there would be no
play 1t might mean hundreds of dol
lars for my husband to pay and a black
ball for me-
Luckily, we we're stalled near a farm
house, so MIR. Kimball and the driver
went up and found the farmer aud re-
turned with shovels to dig Us out. After
spending fifteen minutes at this task,
the horses were started with the result
chat they moved, the sleigh did not, but
parted company. The sleigh just lost
that part, you know, that bitches onto
the horses. Nov, here was situation!
The little lady had most fascinating
way of talking and became so excited in
living over again her experiences that
the writer thrilled, it seemed as if she
we're there, too, until she was brought
back by seeing the actress lady daub n
little grease paint on her face ana brushed
on plenty more powder with a lucky
rabbits foot | asked her if that was
the hind foot of a rabbit killed in a
graveyard at midnight and if she had
il with her in the sleigh, and she said
it was / told her knew that was what
brought her back to town safely, for
there is nothing else that could b4 so
lucky.
Ohce Gave Up.
After that mishap, l just gave up,
and thought it was 20 use. / knew we
had missed the train and we we're still
mile and half from Lawton That
good farmer came to our rescue then,
for he told US there was another train
that would get Us 10 on time, and be
brought out handsome, big, strong pair
OF white horses and "a snow sledge and
said he would take Us TO town IN that.
| got out OF the sleigh, fell all over my
self IN the SNOW, but finally scrambled
onto the sledge and we were of once
more
We reached there just five minutes
ahead OF rHo trmo, which was hair
hour late, and mere / am Bot TAX OF
wild experiences, you have no idea what
II was like. 7 wish / could stay here
longer, for I know many Kalamazoo
people and like them so much. We are
or our way north now aud then west
and are out for long trip.
DO / mind being the only woman In
the company 1 am lonesome, for
love women and do so enjoy their com
pany. Bot the boys are 30 rood TO NE.
always doing kind, thoughtful Thugs.
aud then, too, have my husband
which makes mp for all the drawbacks
We have a foe play" VS.. G.
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] will run saw mill at Diehl5 head
ing mill 10 April
1859 /. II CoLDsNow.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-06
E Por Fin Sc Encontr6.

Por varios siglos los medicos
bnscaron I'm remedio para ell Pal
udismo. Los quimicos preparan
ahora I'm especifico vegetal, la
mado Pam-Ala que destruye Ell
germen de la enfermedad. Donde
Sc usa 81 obtienen resultados sor-
prendentes. Ell DR.. Ramon V.
Lanao, del Hospital de Barran-
quilla, Colombia. dice: Cure una
muchacha de 7 amos que sufria de
Paludismo agudo terciano, con
un frasco de muestra. De venta
en- las Droguerias.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-06
la POBREzA De SANCRE.
Es la Causa de NJ uchas
Enferm edades que Pue
den evltarse con un
Buen Tonlcc.
La Pradencia aconseja Ell Tomar
un Buen depurativo Antes
que Lleguen los Calores.

Debilidad de la sangre, implica
falta de vitalidad, de robustez, y
como tai es la causa de muchas en-
fermedades, que al parecer, nj aun
relaci6n tienen con la sangre. Pero
es un hecho que pobreza de sangre
produce no solamente anemia y de-
sarreglos nerviosos, sino que igual
mente puede afectar los 6rganos dl-
gestivos Q las Was resp iratonas, por
ell hecho de que la debilidad ataca ell
punto de menos resistencla.
"Con mucho gusto escribo de mi
curacion con las Pildoras Rosadas
del DR.. Williams. Hacfa tres amos
que estaba falta de salud, con diver
sidad de achaques debldos al NAL
estado de la sangre, de 10 cual no me
habia dado cuenta. Estuve en- ma
nos de medicos que me curaron por
reumatismo unas veces y por desa-
rreglos digestivos otras, pero obte-'
MA POGO resultado. Muchas veces
tuve que dejar mis- ocupaciones para
guardian CANA, y parecia' que slem-
pre- me dolla una Il otra parte del
cuerpo. Por fin uno de los doctores
me recomendo de tomar por algln
tempo las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR..
Williams, Y con esto empezo mi res
tableclmiento, pues desde el segun-
do frasco quede enteramente curada
Desde entonces pude dedlcarme
tranquilamente a mi trabajo, estan
do verdaderamente agradecida de
tan eficaz medicamento tonico."
(De la Sra. Beatrlz de la Luz, resi-
dente en- la Habana, calle de Pau
la SO
Las Pfldoras Rosadas del DR.. Wi
lliams, Sc emplean eficazmente para
purificar la sangre y fortificar los
nervios, en- la anemia, colores pail
dos, nerviosidad, dolores de cabeza,
dyspepsia, nerviosa, reumatismo,
ciatica, PARALYSIS parcial, toda clase
de debilidad, y en- general como to-
nico reconstituyente. Instrucciones
con cada frasquito. Pfd anse en- las
boticas, asegurandose que sean del
DIR. WILLIAMS.
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IN |o'e De came escondido
Fl "chivq' estaba oculto
en- una estiba de lena en-
el penal de Ponce.
l6 .acusado como aator del
centrabando Gil Carret ell
cual fae absuelto en- la cOrte
por falta de pruebas.
(De nuestro corresponsal) }

Ponce, JUNO Sci cabo de pena-
les Sr. ,Amador Capifaly, de servicio
en- la carcel de esta ciudad, encontro
pculta como tres libras de carne de
res, perteneciente al rancho de aver
tarde. Ell cabo denuncio como auto1
dal hecho al cocinero de la carcel
CT @Carret, ante la corte municipal
Ia carne fue encentrada debajo dc
una estiba de lena que hay en- la CO.
cips para confecclonar ell rancho
en- ell mismo penal.
Esta mafana Sc vio el juicio ante
IA corte municipal, y ell juez Lcdo
Lopez Acosta absolvio al acusade
por falta de pruebas.
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lnteIesante opinion
del juez de Utuada.
Alvarez fue denunciado por
tener su barberia alberta el
domingo despues de las do
Ce del dia.
Vista Ia causa, ell .juez le ab-
soIvi6 psr e1tender que el
acusado no incurria en- deli
to algunO al teRer su estable-
cimiento alberto todo ell dia
del domingo.

Por supuests infraccien al articu-
10 553 de Codigo Penal, fue denun-
ciado el .obrero Etanislao Alvarez
Vista Ia causa, el juez la sobreseyo
porque a su entender, y de acuerdc
con una communication del attorney
ning1n barbero infringia dicho ar
ticulo con tener su estableclmlentC
alberto toda el domingo.
Desde ese momento autorizo to-
dos los barberos para que pudierar
tener abiertos sus esta tableclmientos
todos los domingos despues de las
dece. del dia.
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Sc esta procediendo con toda ac-
tividada a renenar el sitIo para la pla-
"a de tres cuerdas Gle extencion y
dos GALES del Con dado.
Sc asegura que, tan pronto rlla e
nuevo presupuesto municipal, sert
afrmadoel trozo de terreno que un'
al parque Borlnquen con el boule
ward de las Nereidas de Ia hermoss
finca el Condsdo. Los vecinos ha1
cedido generosamente,e terreno pa
RI que'ese trayecte sea 10 mas recto
possible.
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Cafe Restaurant 5s,is e. s;isod::; Hs9a:s
".

parada de los corros del tanuia.
Sitio centrlco para los asitantes de
Ia playa. Almuerzo comida, cenas.
A la cdrfG. Cocina para todos los
gustos. Precios modicos. Servicio
de cantina, Sc admiten ahonos.
Para los colnisionistas V agentes
viaieros es de gran comodidad. No
DIVIDES el Cal-Restauraa Puerto
Rico de Luis NJ. 1rizarry en- Ia Playa
de Mavaguez.
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U.4.,;,..:. E. P. Fernandez
VElEIl|I1lIU, Veterinario de la
Escuela especial de
Madrid. Ofrece sus servicios pro
fesionales, dentro y fuera de la ciu-
dad. Tetuan 20. Telefono 4S4.
San Juan.
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n.l: En- la sucursal
I d6dubllllIllS, de los Sres. San
cb.1 Moroloe W

Comp, Gale Marina 3, Ponce, hay
un esplendido surtido de ton6grajos S
de Columbia Records de los mas
atamados cantantes. Escribanos 9
vlsf1enos, P. O. Box IS. Ponce,
P: K. Manager, Jose Diaz Mar
ella.
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OFRECEM0S Al PUBuCo
EI impiador VACUUM maPCa "SAlT0. y

Con las siguientes garantias de fabrica
"MarchaI corstantemene sin caentarse interrumpse
"Iene por minute deStituc6n caculada de % 80
pies cubico de ae bre Producri ma ximo de
pulga las, segun el mecuro Standard de los EE UU.
Durara de Is a 20 amos, ain usandose dariamente.
"E SANTO trabaiar de cualquier cubo de luz ncandes
cente costo de , contavos la hora. Ell SANTO"
podla nnca sperado para el ho9ar tambien
gran capacdad 10 hace apetecibe para TIENDAS ALMA
GENES, OFICINAS IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES, Il otros
edifcos gandes Haga vista nuestras ofcnas para
yer la dcmostraci0n por cac0n mandaremo ell aparato
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Sane
C0lSej0.
e: @o';:!s:: ss:''''5'; P5snisse &ss5
on x-o rIo- oopo,,r-oc

con medalla de orc. Lapidas en-
marmol. Trabajos sin competen-
cia en- precios y construction. Los
trabajos no Sc cobran sino al en-
tregarse a satisfa cci6n del intere-
sado. Ofrece sus servi.ios en-
Bayam6n, calle de Puerto Ri
co, ndmero 8. Sc envlan croquis
a peticion.
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Il mejoI ron ! 4ss:;ss: ass? e; e, : tse' 20

p6sito de licores de todas classes,
especialidad en- ron LAGO y ron
EXTRA-LAGO. Anises, Vinos de
California y espanoles. Sc sirven
pedidos 4 toda la isla. Telefono
46. P. O. Rox 1913.
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+, ,,,,I. Sc vende una magni-
I'll Mlll1 flea casa situada en- la
carretera de Santurce
parada 19. Para informes dirigr-
Sc a la tienda La Fama." San
Francisco 43.
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h4,,,;,,| Sc alqulla una her
HihIiIIlllI! mosa casa con lnsta-
laciones de banos e
inodoros Y luz el6ctrica, propia pa
ra una sola familia, situada en- la
calle Margarida," pr6xima al Par
que. Parada Al. lnformara al
lado, Mr.. Arturo Mayo.
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I:lJ HOTEL BOR l N
AgQ90lNd Q U EN-. Frente a

Ia plaza principal, es-
quina q Ia Gale de la Victoria. Muy
cerca del ferrocaril. Habltaciones
proplas para agentes uaajeros para
erhibicicn de na1estras. Sc han in
troducido notables mejoras. Sc sir
ven comidas & todas horas. Ser
vicio de cantina. Tiene telefono y
banos de ducha. No 10 olvideis.
Hotel Borinquen, Aguadilla casa
del Sr. Uldarico Amell.
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Caguas to- to-; ssas ss:';::' !: s. s $.;:: y:
de tabacos. La marca mas sslici-
tada en- los EE. UU., y la isla.
Gale de Ruiz Belvis, esquina de
Tapia, ndmero "A. Caguas, Puer,
to Rico. No. 4.
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n.~,.. Restaurant de Mendez.-
UdpudS Predilecto de la ciudad
por sus magnf6cas CO.
midas. Casa espaciosa y centrica.
favorecidas por viajeros. Parque
central, esquina a caue da Betan-
ces. 3
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i WAVES RAPIDOS 4
7oR Los EyEENTEs vAPoREs crBANos
NUEVO ITINERARIO DEL "VAPOR JULIA"

SaiiaS de San Juan cada ol das para los puertos de
Macori> Hanto Domingo Santiago de Cuba Nuevitas Ha
bana via Mayaguez, Ponce Aguaia) ell case que su.
rorba
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-06-06

81 Vd. tiene un solar y
quiere construir una
casa obteniendo faci-
lidades para ell pago di-
IN rljase q Ramon Can
" dfa C6rdova-ingeniero
Miramar. Parada II.
J. De 10 a II a. m. y de
m
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I'm csta lmprenta Sc vende
papel de periodioos viejos a
s. quintal
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hl Hotel Palmer. Gale
MdIdpUbl de Mendez V;go No.
n. Muy cerca del
ferrocarril. Bonos d todas ho7as
Habitaciones ventilad das. Se-vic 10
a la carta. lumbrado electrico y
timbres en- todas habitacione Te-
lefono No IS. Habitaciones para
agentes v!ajeros, propias para exhi-
bic ZONES de mueslras. Telefono
No, SO. No, |.
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balm srfannt, bob Der 0erlrtteruns
ter Mrmee rlur 0lrh oie Ginfiibrling
Ter oIlgemeiiien Mebrpfliht Elm Gnbe
bereitet fperben fDnnte, unb er krahte
beshdIb Musedngs 1907 Elm umfais
ienoes gefeb iiher bic REORGANIZATION
her 9rmee oiif Der Grunrldee Der alIs
semeinen Mebrpfli6t Elm. 0ieies Sc
leB tpar ben 5erren In Der Rumnler
unb i'm Senate fehr nnbeqliem, neil
ba0urh audi bic GDbne ippblbabenher
leute gum Militarbienlt berange3ogen
iperben fpllten. gs ipllreen besbal5
i'm parliament 10 bieI Mbdnnerlngsn
befdlofen, baB fdlieBlicb nur bic Nr=
better als Mehrpfli9tige iibri9 hlie5en.
90 bate man aber bic Re1nung pbns
ben Rriegsminiiter gema6t. Spnieca
erflGrte, oab er Iofort 5uriidtreten
tpiirbe, penn feline 0orlaee nidbt un=
rerGnbert angenpmmen nerren ipiiroe,
unb nllnmehr eaben &amrner unb 6ez
nat flein hei. @ein frdftiges Durh=
greifen ober bate ibm piele Seinbe se=
madt. 8alb mad Der Nnnabme bes
MrmeegefeBes ipurben stpei glttentats=
beriud)e ge9en ibn unternpmmen: 6cs
erite am ID. setruor 1903 burd) einen
Rorporal. ber ben Miniiter erf9ieBen
trollte, bas 5reite AM 25. isebruarE
bur6 einen @eraiftungsperfuh. 8eibs
Mttentate miBeliidten, ba Der Rrieas=.
mtnifter porber geirarnt iporben mar.
Die feinblihe Stimmuns, oie aud
pon Der prei1e sendbrt tpurbe, erfubr
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