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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27
WAR ON THE TYPHOID FLY.

The war of determination against the
typhoid fly, heretofore commonly known
as the house fly, is assuming national
proportions. In Florida. Georgia, Louisi-
ana, Texas, Tennessee and other South
ern states 1t is well under way The
women of California have organized a
vigorous campaign against the pest. In
New Jersey an order has been issued
requiring all bakeries to be screened so
as to prevent the access of flies to rooms
in which bread is made or stored Boards
of health in various cities throughout
the country are adopting regulations
requiring storekeepers to screen all food
exposed for sale. The old notion that
the fly was useful as a scavenger has
disappeared, and in its place has come
realization of the fact that this COM
mon pest is a carrier of the bacilli of
typhoid, tuberculosis, dysentery and in
festival diseases 1t is born In Nth,
breeds in filth and carries filth wherever
it goes.
Screening doors and windows will help
to keep the typhoid fly out of the house,
but this is not even half the battle
The fly must be eXterminated, and the
only way to do it is by eliminating the
filth in which it breeds. The following
rules for dealing with the fly nuisance
issued by the Merchants association of
New York city, are simple and easy to
follow and will accomplish this end:
Keep the flies away from the sick
especially those i'll with contagious dis
eases. Kill every fly that strays into
the sick room. His body is covered
with disease germs.
do not allow decaying material of
any sort to accumulate on or near your
premises.
"All refuse which tends in any way
to fermentation, such as bedding, straw
paper, waste, and vegetable matter,
should be disposed of or covered with
lime or kerosene Oil
Screen all food, whether in the house
or exposed for sale.
Keep all receptacles for garbage care
fully covered and the cans cleaned or
sprinkled with lime or oil.
Keep all stable manure in vault or
pit, screened or sprinkled with lime, oil
or other cheap preparations such as
are sold by number of reliable manu-
facturers.
See that your sewage system is in
good order; that it doesn't leak, is up to
date and not exposed to flies.
Pour kerosene into the drains.
Burn or bury all table refuse.
Screen all windows and doors, es-
pecially in the kitchen and dining room.
If you see flies, you may be sure that
their breeding place is in nearby filth.
1t may be behind the door, under the
table or in the cuspidor.
IF there are no dirt and filth there
will be no flies.
IF there is a nuisance in the neigh
borhood write at once to the health
department..
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27
JACKSONVILLE.

I.ucius Mowry of Boston is visiting at
A. J. Faulkner's and with other friends
in town.
Rev Mr.. smithers of Montpelier will
speak in the Methodist church at II
o'clock Sunday.
Rena Cutting has returned from
Springfield, Mass, where she had been
visiting her sister, Bertha.
The Y. p. c. L. will hold a social
saturday evening in the home of Mabel
Stetson. Every one is invited.
Mr.. Perry of Greenfield has the con-
tract to build a concrete bridge near
Frank Bells and work has been begun.
The topic at the young peoples meet
ing Sunday morning will be Memorial
sunday" and Florence Reed will lead.
charles Blanchard of Bridgeport Conn,
who is in i'll health, is staying a few
days with his father at Mrs. Francelia
Pixies.
Johanna Edwards went Monday to
Mountain to do the homework for
her brother, Fred Holbrook, while his
wife is away.
Or. Thomas is having a serious time
with his leg, where he was kicked by
a horse some time ago. DR.. Dunn Of
Wilmington is attending him.
Mrs. Laura Boyd and daughter, Alice
left Monday for Burton. Kansas, where
her daughter, Ethel now lives. The
best wishes of the community go with
them.
The following is from the Rowe COR
respondence in the Greenfield Gazette &,
Courier: 1T is with genuine regret that
we learn of the approaching departure
from town of Mrs. George Adams and Mr..
and Mrs. n. Eugene Adams and family.
They belong to some of our fine old fami-
nd hot no
having long been residents of the east
part of Rowe The home farm, which
has now passed out of their hands, has
been in the Starr family for nearly a CEN
Jury They go to Jacksonville, VT, where
Mr.. Adams has bought the Glen House,
and hopes to make it first-class hotel.
The best wishes of their Rowe friends &c
with them in their new venture Mrs.
Sprague and son of Jacksonville have
bought the Adams farm, and will take
possession early in June. The Adams
auction will take place June A."
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27

Statistics furnished by the mint show
that the worlds production of gold in
1908 exceeded that of 1907 in value by
S3l $4,000. The total yield was A,S7s,-
$50 fine ounces, which were worth $441,-
$4,000. The total yield in the worlds sill
yer in 1908 was 2OS, $40 fine ounces,
an increase over the output in 1907 of 49,
s99,SOO fine ounces. Africa lead all other
countries in gold production in 1905 while
Australia was the heaviest loser. Mexico
was first in silver production with an in
crease of 12,5l70O0 fine ounces, and Can
ada was second with a gain of 1926 400
fine ounces. The United States lost In
silver in comparison with 1907, 4,O74OO0
fine ounces.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27
$3.50 Recipe Cures
Weak Kidneys Free
Relieves Urinary and Kidney Troubles
5aekache, stralnlng, Swelling, Etc.
stops Palm In the Bladder, Kidneys and
Back.

Wouldn't it be nice within a week or so
20 begin to say goodbye forever to the
scadng, dribbling, straining or too frequent
rassage Of urine; the forehead and the back
oi.the-head aches; the stitches and pains IN
he back; the growing muscle weakness
spots before the eyes; yellow skim sluggish
bowels; swollen eyelids or ankles; leg cramps;
unnatural short BREATH sleeplessness and the
dependency?
have a recipe for these troubles that
you can depend on, and if you want to
make a quick recovery, you ought TO write
and get a copy of it. Many doctor
would charge you $3.50 just for writing
this prescription, but l have it and will be
glad to send it to you entirely free Just
drop me a line like this: Dr. A. Z. Rob
iuson, Kl667 Luck Building, Detroit,
Mich, and / will send it by return mail
in a plain envelope As you will see when
you get il, this recipe contains only pure
harmless remedies, but it has great heal
ing and pain-conquering power.
It will quickly show its power once you
use it, so l think you had better see what
it is without delay. will send you a
copy free-you can use it and cure your
self at home
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27

close at hand when more vigorous and
more expensive action is needed. Plenty
of money can well and legitimately be Laid
out. Not since the Civil war have such.
momentous subjects for discussion and,
action come up. Let the people be awak-
ened and and let us do all we can to.
do 1t. Instead of "heelers' and secret
agents, 1 would propose to you open,
meetings in every town OF the county, as.
well, as far as possible. elsewhere, where.
both we, two, and any other candidate,
or would be candidate, mutually meet the
people, that we may get acquainted with
them, and that they may get acquainted
with u.s. may meet us face to face and
know what we stand for.
Sincerely Yours,
Marshall ]. Hapgood.
Peru, VT. May 10, 1910.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27
ANOTHER HAPeooD LETTER.
Sage of Peru consratulates Mr.. 5stchel.
der, but Says He Is In ooVernorshlp
Fight to Stay.

Hon. ]. X. Batchelder:-
I note the announcement by you Of
your determination to enter the field as
a candidate for the governorship. AS a
resident of the same county, the same
shire, the same town, where we were
both born and brought up, dating our
birth from the same common, Puritan
ancestry, which gave us blood worthy of
that high office, so far as that is con-
cerned, allow me so far as the above
connection goes, to extend to you best
wishes for your success. But have
an impression that several months ago
chap Of about my name and size entered
the field and, II l know him well, he is
no coward, not easily frightened, easy
to coax, but mighty hard to drive. He,
therefore, proposes to remain to the end,
whether 1t be bitter, or whether it be
sweet; guarding we'll his line of action,
so that, no matter what may be the final
issue, his sleep will be undisturbed
the night after the issue is tried.
l rejoice that you express a willingness
to file full account of your expenses
and should have looked upon you with
scorn had you not, and trust that you
will put every cent in. So far my chief
expense has been in the line of postage
stamps to DR.. Mead, but the time is
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27
BIG POWER PLANT IN DEERFIELD VALLEY
Reservoir Eight Miles Long in Nottingham and Wilmington Fume
Will Garry Water to zOar Mass Where 1t Will Drop 800 Feet
Scheme Part Of Gigantic EIecfcation Plant

People throughout South Vermont have
known for some months that plans were
under way for establishing a big power
project in the Deerfed river valley. Water
rights have been bought all the way from
Shelhurne Falls to Somerset. With the
understanding that the Wilmington and
Hoosac Tunnel railroad might be wiped
out plans have been discussed for a new
outlet from Wilmington through a troll
ley line. The special correspondent Of
the Boston Transcript, writing from Zoar,
Mass, where the power plant will be To-
Gated tells the following interesting story:
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27

John A. Hail. defaulting treasurer OF
The Southbridge, Mass, savings bank, who
was convicted of the larceny of 100000
from that institution, was sentenced by
Judge Raymond in the superior court in
Worcester last week to not less than II
nor more than Is years in state prison.
Helrs populations covered period OF 20
wears and he stole in all about $4,000
His salary as bank treasurer was $500
ar, but according to his own statement
his living expenses were $500 year
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27

Indigestion, sour stomach, constipation-then
headache backache and a general miserable
feeling, Do you know that the pleasant herb
tea, Lanes Family Medicine will remove all
these troubles almost immediately If you do
not know it, get package today at any drug
gist's or Dealers (2se) and you will be glad
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27
"The Reaction In Russia"

The June "Century's" leading feature
will be the first of three articles by
George KEENAN, on 1.-THE Reaction in
Russia" a narrative of the remarkable
acts of revolution and official repression
which have disturbed Russia in the six
years following the disastrous crisis in the
war with Japan The first paper will deal
particularly with Revolution and Coun-
ter Revolution"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27
DOES THIS MEAN your

The man with hot temper doesn't al
ways manage to get up steam
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27

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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-05-27
Investors Cautious of River Power.

River power developments are always
open to suspicion from the investors
point of view One of them has said that
he always doubles the estimate of cost
and cuts in two the estimate of yield as
a preliminary on any real examination OF
a project The diagrams of variation in
river flow which the United States Geo
logical Survey prints from time to time,
tell a very impressive story of fickleness.
The river, which is often doing an i'm
mense business in the spring floods, be-
comes nearly dry in September and, of
course, it is the minimum production
which is really worth while, since the cost
Of a coal auxiliary is such that few plants
would pay If they had to depend for any
considerable fraction of the year on the
supplemental form of power Expert
ences with the Susquehanna Development
company and with the Hudson Power
company have been very disappointing.
This has led engineers to estimate that no
investment of river power which involves
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

sSn WaIbineton bat elm iunges
MGb9en 80 Millipnen Dollars seerbt
unb miro fih nit benz @elbe etnen
prllig mittelloien belgif4en @rafen
5u!egen. Wenn iie fbon einen 2itel
erlhodern muB, bate iie fir 80 Mil>
ltonen 0oh ipobl etnas bei1eres als
eiEer belsiihen Srafen betommen toa=
men.
Sn yletp Seriep 1T abermals ein
5leii9bopfott gum glusbru9 sefomz
men. gs 1T anertennenstpert, baB
bic Mutter Der Sruits .penigftens Ner@
iude madt. um bic bOien 8uben au
5ii9tigen.
i r
Cine Mn3abl srauen in pittsbura
Bat ii9 bereinist, nm ibre Mdnner 3a
atpingen, Srauringe au tragen. Wenn
Sic Nottpenbisfeit fir cine 5olde Rena<
aeiGnung ber gbemGnner in pittsburq
Dorliegt, 10 iollfen lie oie1er lieber nod
beutliher nit 8renneilen nbjtempeIn,
Der Sting tam leidbt genus in Der Wez
iteEta1he per5dDin0ea.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05
Alaslii1lntIli)fs.
XramoenDmrG.

potSDum. gluf Dem Born
iteoter Gel0e ftiir5te ber gieraensz
Shudertfhe Neroplan. ipelder nit
orei perIonen befebt tpar. infolse
5eitenpinbes uno DerIagens bes
Motors ub. Der Jiibrer, Monteur
Raub, erlitt einen Shentelbru9 unb
tpuroe nad Dem fdbttfden Rrantsne
Gaus in potsbam 9ebradt.
gottbus.-Der Sberlehrer Or.
Wddter an Der idotii9en RealIhule
in sgottbus 1T gum Oberlehrer oes
Rabettenfprps ernannt tporoen.
5inferipalbe. Yer neue
gbrenbiirser Der @tabt siniterpaloe,
Geb. Suitioratb Soefer. Dem biefe
Gbrung anlablih ieiner 40idbrigen
5bGttsteit als 8eiseorbneter Der
5tabt GinIteripalbe gu Sbei! tpuroe.
lit am Ia. SUM- 1888 in SSranfTurt
q. 8. geboren.
Miillrofe.-Mn Stens oes aetz
tors Wltmann aiis gpIBen, Der feline
gsiperbuns um Die bieiiee Rettor@
itene auriidse5osen Fat, lit Der @emie
mar 9ehrer 9ermunn Srebbin aus
Oranienbure gum Rettor sepdblt
uno bon Ser Rsgierung in 5rantz
furt a. .. beFGttst tporoen.
g 5h0ntpalbe.-Durd Irtbiebe
auf 8opf unb 0als tootste in S90nz
ipalbe eine unbstannte Srau i5ren
anseblihen Mann. nit Dem iie in
einem Gaftbofe einsetebrt mar. Die
Wa0rberin lit fliidtis. Der grmor=
oete legte fia fdlIdlieh Sen Namen
9offmann unb @olbe Bel.
Sriebebere. Der 8ellner
Gblert aus Stettin, ser felt tur5em
i'm bieiisen Sotel rDeutider aailer"
anseitellt mar, nudte ii9 NIT Der
SasestaFe in SDbe bon 6.o75 M. su
SUB auf bic Reiie na9 Dem SItbabnz
bof. 5ein WerIdpincen puroe jez
Oo6 friib senus entbett uno 10
fonnte feline 8erbaftung our9 ben
poli5eiferseanten &papalstp srfolz
gen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

i'm Ilter bon 79 Sabren gu gru5e ses
traaen, eiue friiber uls gOgelz uno
5unoeaiiGter tpeitbin betannte perz
iOnlt6feit.
g dnenntn9en. - Der oor
einieen Wo6en bon einem iungen
gurlhen seitohens Sob. Saudi TT
Ieinen NerleBunsen erlegen.
.Stra bborf. - Sier beridieS
na9 langem i6peren 2eioen Ser SUI
bilarprieiter uno peniionirte pfarrer
Soiep5 Magnus 3eu, sulebt pfarrer
in Neutira, Oberumt Settnang, i'm
Ilter bon II Sabren.
Subingen. - Sier itarb i'm
glitter lon IS Sabrsn an sen 5olsen
zines S4ldgunfules Wsrtmeifer
8ottlieb Oeder, Snbaber Ser Sirma
Clemens C Geder.
@blin9en. - &iir3Iih tpuroe
ber grpreb9utbeitelIer Npgdrer, ala
er Den 8abniibergang lei Der 5abritz
ltrube iiterIdreiten tpollte, pom 3ua
erfaBt uno 10 idtper oerlebt, oab Der
500 Iofort eintrut.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05
Troptns @Hpremker..

&0nissbers. = 3tpei e9rtpiirz
Siee Oberlebrer, profefor 5rttl9. Der
Al Sabre am ftdoti4en Healspmz
nahum aetpirtt batte. uno profeFor
2uopig 2abrs, Der 38 Sabre an berz
ielben S4ule tbdtis mar, tpuroen i'm
areiie Der Nmtssenoiien unb Der
S6iiler in feierlifer Wetie perabz
ihiebet.
Seinen 70. 9eburtstag beeing ber
duberorcentlt6e profeHor fiir Sans<
frit an ser l1nioerittdt Sena, 6ofrutb
Or. &url gappeller. Gr itammt aus
Nletfebnen, 8rets StalIupDnen. l1niz
periitdtslebrer lit er felt 1872.
&iirolid be9ing Ser langid5riee
9ureaurpri iteber ser &analiiationsz
tperte, Staotoberiefretdr Mar 3unz
nader iein 25jGbrises Nmtsjubildum.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05
2oaterei6 SaGfe,s.

Oresoen. - Das llrtbeil i'm
Moropro5eB 9einae tpuroe sefdllt.
Der 9lnsetlasts Ssln0s lpuroe tpesen
Sooti4lass, idperen Raubes uno
8ranOitiftuns gu Is Sahren 3udt>
baus. ssbnid9rigem gbrenre6tsoerz
luit uno Stelung unter poli5eiaufz
iidt perurtfeilt.
8drenhein. Gs brannte bier
Ous gum Shlob uno Hitteraut oes
9errn 2eutnants b. 2iitti9au seb0s
rige Sffi5iantenbaus nieoer.
Breiten6runn.-De Der Ieh5ig
Sabre alte 5aglObner llcmann bon
bier fam in Der Ounfelbeit pun Dem
Wege ab uno itiir5te bic ettpa 3pei
Meter bobe llfermauer binab in Den
Oorfbud. in benz er infoIge elmer
id4peren 8opFperlebuns lieaen bIieb
uno ertranf.
Gibenit o d.-gin srobes Shaz
benfeuer Gi9erts oas Wobnbaus uno
oie 9heune coes @utsbeiibers 8o9el
Elm. Der Shaoen lit elm beoeutenz
Der.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05
SuxeutDurG.

2uremburg. = Ger alls Sort
in Deuti6lano gbiirtiss 8erlcoer
Seinrtdb Sung puroe uuf hem Orf=
ferbineer Siittentpert 5ptIden stDet
50roertragen einseflemnt. gr erlitt
eine Nuetidung Der redten gruitieite
uno cine ssraftur bes rehten Shliiiz
Ielbetnes. sein 3uitano lit beIorss
niberregeno.
@eaerrei6. 2ansarm.
Wten. Der tpegen Wedelfdlz
lduns perfolgte geloseber SriB Reis
9er, Ser in Srin an Der fpantla=
fransDIiiGen 9renae auf Requiiitton
ser Wiener 8sb0roe perbaftet ipuroe,
1T in bus 2anhesgeridt einse!iefert
porben.
Ni 9.-9ie 9roBe por3elanfabrit
ser syirma S9umann &c S4reioer
in S9rur3bammer BET Selb tit Doll=
itGnois nteOergebrannt. Der S&az
Den tit isbr grOB.
& ger. - Der Ggerer Se5lrtsob<
mann 8aIpur 8rdmling feierte ieinen
70. 8eburtstag. 8rdmlins gebOrte
25 Sabre lang Der 8emetnoepertrez
tung an uno ieit % Subren tpirtt er
als Sbmann ber Ggerer 8e5irtsoerz
tretung. Nu9 in nationaler 8e5ie=
hung iteIIte &rdmling, Der it9 ionit
rod in oen peri4ieoeniten &Orperz
I9aften tpirfI lam bethdtigte. ieinen
Wann.
S4wett.
Ippen5ell. 6ier farb i'm
2llter bon 80 Sabren Der Sam5purz
major Sobunn Start. Gr but nod
als Sambour an Der Grensbelesung
BON 1856 tbeilgenommen.
9elltn3onu. - Oret sSrauen
BON ponttrone (9ul pontirone Bel
gigsca) paren nit Sem 5dllen zines
8aumes beihdfttet. Der Baum fie!
unerlpartet raid unb begrub Die orei
Trauen unter oem @e3peise. Cine
Der 5rauen, @iuoitta Scesco, puroe
toot, Die betoen anberen iaper perz
lebt, berporgs5ogen.
Yaperne. Der 32iGhrige
rerbeiratbete 8ie6hdnOler WSar glo4.
0ater zines 8tnoes, erbielt Bel elmer
Dasenfebrt bonn pferoe einen Suf<
i9las, ber i'm bonn 9efdbrt i9leuz
berte. gr erlitt einen Shdbelbru6,
Dem er i'm 2uufe Der Na9t erlug.
ct. 9allen. Der am Z.
Mdra perForbene Oireftor Ser 8er=
ii6erungs 9eielli6aften n!Selpetta".
Serr 81. $. @rOBmann. fat fir eine
Reibe semeinniibiger Nnitalten uno
8ersine 0ermddtniiie i'm 5otalbe>
TRACE bon $4,000 ausgeiebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-05-05

molp ernannte OieIer 9dge Sen @taDt-
Derorbneten Director peter Ghr0oers
gafele eRotbenoitnOlb ipesen feiner
beIonoeren 0erbienite I'm ben 9erein
su ieinem eriten gbrenDoritbenoen.
8ao Orb. Dem auf Der Cru.
be 2obborn arbeitenoen Bersmann
peter aus Wieieu fiel, y ais er unter
elmer Bride burdging, Elm sroBes
Stiid Sol5 auf ben aopf, iooaB er Be-
nubtlos nisoeriant unb balo barauF
terIdieo.
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Noutgret6 3atern.

Aoutgret6 3atern.
M tim den. - Die 12;G6r. stsinz
meBtodter Bertha aeim, Die beim
Seueranma6en in Der elterlihen
Dobnuns idtpers granotpunoen err
litten bate, lit i'm neuen 9dpabinz
ger arantenb1uie ben 8erleBungen
erlegen.
MI9affenbura.-O Der ultra
montune @emeinoe 8epolmd6tigte
paul 8reB. Elm betannter Gentrumsz
fiibrer, mar in Der nIlhaffenburger
3eitung" ais anonpmer griefl6reiz
ber be5eianet iporoen, pespesen er
Sen Hebutteur Wattbes pertlugte.
OieIer erbra6te aber in apei SGllen
Den Wabrbeitsbepeis uno tpuroe freiz
gelpro6en.
&trdberg.-0er Setonom 6.
8inil BON 8irGberg BEL Simhaa,
Der pesen 0eroa6tes Der Grmoroung
ieiner 9attin inbaftirt mar, 1puroe,
nadoem iia feline p0llige unidulo
9erausaeiteut Fat. aus Der 9uft entz
lahen uno bus Derfa6ren ge9en ibn
einge1teQt.
2i9tenfels. - Der 9eoentz
itein, Der prina glu9uit Wilbelm bon
preuBsn ieinem t0otlid perungliidz
ten Gbauffeur 5rib 8rauie an Der
llnfaufeQe in Ser Nd6e BON 2t9!en@
fels bate ieben laiIen, puroe Die
80i6ung binabgeporfen unS bel4dz
bigt. 9pn Oen Sbdtern bat man
feline @pur.
paIiau.- Der 8ommis 9lloDs
6uger, Der ietnen WunOecgenohen,
ben SiIdleraebilfsn Seifner, als bic
fer i6lief, nit einem Stein lebsnsgez
fGbrltcb berlebt unb beraubt bat,
fonnte in Salaburs Derbaftet peroen.
8ao Rifltngen. - 4us Der
&reisirrenanl ltalt Merned puroe Der
Re6tsannalt @ouaro 2eit9ner aus
8ao aiiIinsen. Der linn anpertraute
9elber untsridlasen bate, toieber in
bas 5htpeinfurter 2anoesaeridtsgez
fdnsnib uIs llnterIudunssz z9sfansez
ner Ibersefiibrt.
@eCeu-9 -9e:mGaSt.
@teben. - 8irali9 !puroe in
ser WieIed sic 2ei9e bes aus benz
@lIoB itammenbsnn Mustetiers 2ut
ser 10. 8cmp. Oes bieiisen Hesiments
aufsefunoen.
Main5. Jiinf5ig Sabre {ino
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