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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

ANY person. man. woman or child. to
appear al best must use every inch OF
height in standing. Heads bent forward
and stopped shoulders dctract more than
many imagine from perfection IN figure
and form. In order to maintain her
height a woman should not neglect few
simple physical culture exercises daily.
For instance. one gains much by standing
upon both feet with weight equally
divided heels nearly together and toes
somewhat apart. head well back with
crown held high and chin slightly drawn
in. shoulders back and down arms hang
ing naturally at the sides. Then draw in
a full breath and slowly rise until stand
ing upon the toes. then' sink 10 first
position and repeat three times. After
a short rest go through the same again
once and repeat three times, or four
times, as before. Next bend the hip.
knee and ankle joints. slowly lower and
raise the trunk while holding 1t in an
erect position. This should be repeated
only few times at first. The muscles
soon gain strength to repeat many times
and one is able to lower the body more
and more with practice. Other exer-
cises will be given from time to time;
The reducing OF size and weight attained
in walking may be done as effectively on
as by walking miles and with far less
fatigue. Ii children are interested to
take these exercises with some older
member of the family an erect figure will
be insured without ever asking them tot
stand straight
Autumn styles in hats are again pro
nounced perfectly horrd' by some who
know-but no alarm need be felt at
present BY the time we want ours, we
may be quite reconciled to stovepipe styles,
back trimming, plain military and Orien..
tai turbans, and such other shapes and
as we find to be becom-
ing. Besides. the stock of novelties may
be considerably increased along the line
of desirables.
In cellars frequented by rats, all boxes,
barrels and receptacles for vegetables,
provision and food of all kinds should be
covered. In case ventilation is
required, make covers of wire netting.
These permit free circulation OF air.
Next. clear out the rats. They are a
to health and property, and seem
to be unusually troublesome this season,
being already established in cellars where
in ordinary years they delay invasion
until cold weather.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19
DIRE DISTRESS.
It Is Near at Hand to hViiui'
Brattleboro Readers

Don't neglect an aching BACK held.
Backache is the kidney : az, io' |
Neglect hurrying to then IA H.. toIld
Means that urinary tfo0o'eS
quickly. p;,bt. d.ea:
Profit by Brattleboro citizen
ence. ,rsqt. BIZ
tleboro. Vt, says: "DQan INV pels'
benefited me SO much thai az A asI
to recommend them. | suIelou Oomparlt
deal from dull headaeheS' 4 ,.;Jneys
by distressing pains in my and and n!
was also subject to headatAg> n Al MD
of dizziness. could not RESI- VIZ" ~ vitta
and was unable to stoop or rl III WIZ
having sharp pains in my nliSraS,rtised,
| saw Doan,s Kidney Pills 3HI,3t sns I'D
procured a box from F. d. ''',umomendf
store and in a few days ait,l ,'T an 1
their use. was relieved. NOV ,;nt and
tirely free from kidney p;ii. curt
can say that Doan's hidhe'
me. p-;,e 70 cens
For sale by all dealers: fIl-XI NV Yori
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo. ~"
sole agents for the United and "a
Remember the name-Doai'
no other.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19
Common Interpretations.

;. 1t would be pleasant task to make ;
llst OF common Interpretations. Let Ii.
consider a few, giving first the erroneous
version. and then the correct one.
Charity covereth multitude of sins. ;
Charity shall cover the multitude Of
SINS: -. Peter, iv: s.
The. tongue is an unru!y member. ;
but the tongue can no man tame: it i
an 9nruly evil flames, iii: S.
Falleth as the gentle dew" '.DroppetE
as the gentle rain. =" Merchant of Ven
The even tenor of their way 'The
"Elegy."
But this I know, and know full well =
But this alone i know full well TT
Browns Doctor Fell "
ne man that hath no music in his
soul. The man that hath no music in
himself Merchant of Venice
81, rams IKE Luclfer never to rise again. y
falls Ike Lucifer never to hope again. y
=" Henry VIII"
Fresh fields and pastures new Fresh
woods and pastures new. "-'Iycidas.'
Just cause and impeachment Cause
or Just impeachment. Book of Common
Prayer
Twas ever thus from childhood,s
hour.., oh, ever thus from childhood 5
hour. Moore. ''O''
by small degrees and beautifully less"
p fine by degrees and beautifully less. -
"A wet sheet and flowing sail" "a
wet sheet and flowing sea''-Cunning
when Greek meets Greek then comes
5ne tug OF war" when Greeks Joined
wrecks then was the tug of war
And not drop to drink" Nor any
urop TO drink. The Ancient Mariner"
niue knowledge is a dangerous
thing Pope-Boston Herald.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

i.itlrAl nuFvaui
n has l.srn s,sne tins sinse afois
,a,f laltean anil | have lsfsn ilannihs '"
tell you a lev thing, ! imagine thai ssa
haVr alrradS 50 a line "n The taili,'ti
frameup ior the ssinlhs lesisialaIs sal
- yau don't nrs,i any iils- Whit soale
,b. .onthsFn IaIt II the state faN 10
.upIaIting Mau.n H. Austin for TIE
si4akefships You're ulH'
-. Allans, Aus, III " =
Ycs, the llur.au la, a line "a the sei''
.ral fiamsnp To- Whlsh the railroads sir
.aI Ia H. interested, Should imagine
that everything outside oi Franklin ceun'
u wonld support Howe for the .leakrf,
ship Il be- !. a candidate, pfo.sians. a
course. that Colonel llaskins ii iiraiile
horo daes not enter the contest. Nurh IN
sursrnis a. Howe and Austin would stand
bat little chance With an old wat hofre
like Colonel llaskins,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

George Boles. the l1Fear-oId ,, iIu
Oliver Boles. who lives about a my IN
of Woodstock accidentally shot a ru, n n
himself Friday evening, ne oI"7 h
had been hunting woodchuck' Nl!n H. ' bG
gun in the afternoon. and retull'I @sar
ward. stopped at the BncN b ,agIli ms', II
home, where two young ,,bi""'msely
whom he was intimate live by lur ,Iba
They also had been hunting "o0u Wind
and had left their rifles under i r m
outside the house Boles PaEseo .bs i
of the rifles and il Went Oh ' ave-
entering his face under the 'i7l ,u k1b
lodging in the back Of the SKULL ~
him instantly.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

Old Hiram Hadhack the successful in town by
dollar Head of
within the list fnncers whose stock OF this
of faunal lore He sports big
goggled chauffeur the Wheel and mansion made
which listers kick because they can agree
rightful Old rents
the should act to keep
Successful? Old Hrams that if well
wallet CLINT of entiue him to
applatons only people who have
their this chock full of kindness and
right where Old
opportunity land the title successful because
pef nobody himself of comfort
all the he's
and tired burning the shrine
Shall Mine sound auring but
contributes
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19
Political Bureau

Political bureau:
What j. al this talk about railroad
domination Of the next lcgi.latures |
don't believe il can be true. Lees than a
week ago | talked with Charlie Writers
of 81 Alhans aud "Bnn" Sticlney Of
lBcthcl. They both talked a. II Il was
al game 10 brighten the people and
that the voters should not. bc alarmed.
| am not going 20 he alarmed when !
get IL ~ straight a. | have that there j.
no need "a worry. ! may be- candidate
for the public service commission and
hope that your Bureau can support me
Waterbury, Aug. - II. W.
The Bureau believes a. YOU do. Harry.
that there is no need Tor one 10 be
anxious in this matter when such asinte
politicians a. Messrs. Writers and Stick
ncy show no signs Of nervousness. While
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19
Public Ownership,

James J. Hill, discussing public owner
ship at a dinner in New York, said
II fear that with public ownership we
would be worse served. Take the case OF
France. France, you know, makes her
own matches. And such matches.
"A Frenchman was once arrested at his
lodgings. A lot of struggled foreign
matehes-the duty on foreign matches is
the prohibitive one of cent per match
had been found in his trunk. The judge
said to the man:
Foreign matches have been discovered
in your possession. What have you to
say for yourself. miscreantF
Please, your honor, stammered the
prisoner, it is true | use foreign matches,
but only to light our government ones
with Detroit Free Press.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

Richard lie Gallienne, the poet, was
at luncheon in New York.
To a compliment upon his fame Mr.
LIE Caffeine said lightly
But what is poetical fame in this stage
of prose? Only yesterday schoolboy
came and asked me for my autograph. I
assented willingly. And today at break.
fast time, the boy again presented him
self
"Will you give me your autograph,
sir? he said.
g But, said /, I gave you my auto
graph yesterday.
81 swopped that and dollar he
answered. for the autograph Of jim JEFF
fries. New York Tribune.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

The automobiles taking part in the
Munsey historic tour Of the New Eng.
land and Middle Atlantic states viii stop
hut am hour or two in Montpelier next
Monday, but am effort is being made to
give the tourists such welcome that
they will remember with pleasure the
capital Of Vermont. Many members Of
the Vermont Automobile club are plan
ming to be in Montpelier ON that day anl
the local board of trade has arranged
for decorated cars. Cover
nor Prouty has signifed his intention to
be present and will probably greet the
Munsey tourists, who spend Sunday in
Bethlehem. n. H., and are due in Mont.
peler at 10 a. m. Monday. The people
of Montpelier seem to have grasped an
to give the state a bit of
excellent advertising at this time and
their enterprise is commendable. Is Bur
lington, where the tourists are scheduled
to spend Monday night, doing as much
to entertain them?
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19
Barre Behind Us.

Bmttlcboro is trying the experiment oi
all.night lighting of streets, and cont
menting on the new conditions the Brat
tleborn Reforiner remarks that llrattle'
boro will not resemble the interior OF a
dungeon after midnight Barre people
are still forced TO pick their way about
ON cloudy nights or use q lantern 10 lind
the moon on these hazy nights OF the
dog.lay weather.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

That the 'old Guard !. .iill in control
Of ths republican state committee ia New
York wac Indicated Tuesday by the de
feat III Theodore Roosevelt for temporary
chairman II the state convention 10y a
vote 81 ~ 10 H. The unanimon. choice
of the committee Was Nioerrcsideni
lame. = sherman.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19
Fruit Free From Flies.

W -NIWTWT 'I''-'IlH'''T
Fruit dealers in Boston are being made
10 pay fines because they 10 not screen
cut fruit from the dust. Every fruit
stand and every provision store every.
where IN the land should he compelled
not only To screen all doors aud open
windows but 10 screen exposed articles
OF food both from dust and flies. And
the disposal Of waste and garbage IN all
such places should be strictly regulated
by law and the law enforced by constant
When we begin to do such
things we shall begin 10 save few
precious lives
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

Burlington has municipal electric
lighting plant, but a private corporation
in that city sells current to consumers at
half the price the municipal plant charges
and consequently is getting most of the
business. If municipal lighting plants are
all their advocates claim the one in
Burlington ought to be able to reduce
rates to a point that the private com
pany couldn't reach. That it hasn't done
so already would seem to indicate some
flaw in its management. 1t can't be that
Burlington has opportunity for a real
graft investigation!
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

In a dispatch TO the Montpelier Journal
regarding the political effect Of the appoint
mcnt Of George T. pcase 10 be postmaster
Of Rutland We 6nd the following para
graph;
The political utilization, OF the candidate
anc said 10 have been as follows; Mr..
Field was known ~ strong supporter
NJ DR.. John \. Mead aud H. W. Clement;
Mr.. Richmond was a strong Proctor man;
Mr.. Fairfield has been q supporter Of both
Proctor aud Mead; Judge Merrill has been
a follower OF 4. W Clement: while Mr..
Pease has not allied himself with any
faction having been IN the postal service
in one capacity or another for about 10
year..
Evidently political affiliations didn't
count very strongly with Congressman
Foster in this ease. but by recommending
for promotion man who had served the
government faithfully for - years David
j. certainly did not weaken his position
in the eyes of those who believe that post
mastcrships are too important Offices to
he used merely as political plums.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

Hartford - Iassiy soSs 10 Ihlhk thai
Rsidsslsort hecame the seeond largest eliS
10 Connseliea, a. a result II the nsA
eensas, and aeeases The latter 81 rounding
~ iiannm 4 iiailsys slrcn. sosasNhsFs
in Massachusetts aud eoun,lns every mem
l~t Il that organization, Similar shass~
may he sxgrviri in Nsfs,ca, 4 ,hes. :.
any change in the relative standing al
the asriAnis for secoai place.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19
Going Down?
(Bo-ton Transcript J

The It. ,IohnshuIy Republican figures
that the average oil year republican plural
lty in that state j. lDl3I. II viii prob
ably fall considerably below that this year
on account of the exceptional strength OF
the democratic candidate.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

There !. some satisfaction that a Yer
montet was able 10 win the Vermont state
tennis championship. 60 the exclusion OF
Texas. Barre Times.
And that the Ncrmonicr who did win
was a Bnlilebofo hoy.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

The burlington News believe. the legis'
latms wouh do well TO abolish that
'nearholiday." Bennington naIile Day.
II AYE that IL observance l. merely per.
iunc,ory. being confined 20 a few banks
AMI pnble offices.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

We lsam trom the oensns bureau that
MANY cities have =, 90 y, Irf cent NOR
inhabitants than Ia i,ss, VIA, nc saulfl
like % know, however, y whether Hut,
laRl, VI, noH has mofv than itIws
souls.- Rntlsni Herald,
Mha, Ne wcuh lke 10 KNOW V What
hearing the number II souls IN Rutland
has "a it, population,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

The large increase in the valuation OF
Brattleboro's real estate as shown by
the quadrennial appraisal just completed
is due in considerable measure to the
presence of lawyer on the board OF
listers. Heretofore the listers have
always classed the pipes owned by the
local water company as personal prop
erty and the water company has been
able to secure an offset for debts. When
Col. Kittredge Haskins began work on
the board he held the opinion that prop
erty of this kind was first-class real
estate and that no offset against it could
be made, backing up his opinion with
two or three supreme court decisions
bearing on the subject. Under the old
the local water company
paid taxes upon $500, whereas under
the new appraisal its tax will be assessed
on valuation of $4,000.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19
Church Decoration.

Much of the charm of floral decoration
for the church lies in its simplicity IN
matters of color and arrangement. It Is
a mistake to use everything at once. Less
effective. Choose color scheme mot
necessarily one shade, but such shades as
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

Senator w. Murray Crane of Massa-
chusetts has been motoring through Yer
mont and New Hampshire this week,
and newspaper dispatches have it that
the trip was a sort of political scouting
expedition for the purpose of ascertain
ing and reporting to President Taft the
situation hereabouts from republican
standpoint. In this connection the st.
Adams Messenger inquiries: "What do
you suppose Senator Crane found in Yer
mont and whom did he see that could
tell him what it meant?" Personally
The Reformer doesn't believe Senator
Cranes trip had any political significance,
but if he made any inquiry he probably
found sentiment in favor of upright
campaign methods and didn't need any
one to tell him what it meant in this
particular state campaign.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

Iiutsan a isiiiiies,
nratileioTo. VI,
t.sntlsmsH. Tan Sea I'll me Ahr'hf
he fsanins legislature Nih - ssi"'.,'
sl,h ! viss II supporting fisishri "
prsiar ion the United state, sri'alr "
ssns,.r PAGE should H. obliged 10 irsif"
~ h death should make Vao.nsy'
~ " lauIs,
Mon,Ielier Aus, IL Z w. w.
The nulean Is unable a tn, iimc I.
give ,au the information You d"siIr, "
,nn ate acquainted with ih" rrluhllr.ns
nominated ior the senate .you oan d"abi
lee rel sameNh II an idea 81 ihe sNua'
lion. The hurrau will suggest, however,
thar What The ltgislainl. NAV THINK anpm
.neh a matter a. United States s.hai"i-
shlp wlll have nn weight ~ The sri'tl'"h
II such . person a. might hss"inr ns''s
Any. The iah ~ making snrssss"I ~
s,lhsr SENATOR Dillingham; - Srna'",
Page. il tie event q NArahfA' Nln
probably deyolsr upon your uncle dpl,h
Alner Mead llo can do the TICK WIN
eul She as.isianec ~ the legislature
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

NnlNAW 81 TNIIFlVe
~ course yau will not satisfy my enrlos
iiy and tell me who -, NJ. H. y that
writes from Woodiorl aud make. a bunch
II moilnn. like one II ihosr Nemnniefs
who think they have a strange hold nn
Ill that literary IN the universe, ]
am the same =. II \" that wroic 10 Your
bureau fcccnily Tell me. u you can,
what should amu.- hi. - NJ ~" after
reading my communication II Il INT
asking you to violate anyonc's confidence
| wish sou would advise me Il -. NJ. H. =
j. one u the Same Morbid Bunch that
hangs around aud talk politics aud acts
the Part 1T a hishhfuw.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

nesr Sir. before leavinr Switzerland
rf,l,ri letter. from :. 4 Daniel. aud
II. q. Bailsr offering ne the republican
nomination f0r town cpr-eniaiiN. ~ nr
hall of the republican voters 81 Braillc
born Can you explain 90 me GA what
authority this offer va bascis had
slways supposed nominations ven made
1, maioiiiics. not passed around lg ell
constituted lcadsfs
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19
Political Correspondence Bureau
Our Motto;
.x h r,.s for d. Coed Men to the AID Of THE Ps'

a.. n,frau ran not suiaali rAnsisia'f
- 80, ,5tisr 4 naturally has = isiiairs'st
:. ts..s liz esndiiafy u mrn Aho air
,.s,,ls. isaa hsts alesys hung With ihs
~ guard. nan't aaHy,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19
Brattleloro. Aug ID. q. u.

n a rule nominations are made b.,
maiorlies, bat political dcmagogucs some
times arise and take unto themselves this
duty. Occasionally they are able TO deliver
the good. bat such an ~ come Is generally
unfortunate for the man who does the
delivering. Not ininrluenily h. becomes
iinbned with a false idea OF BIZ own im'
poriHnce aud negl,ri- h., business for he
-ake Of Poliiics. He think. that no poiiti'
cal question can be- settled Alright unless
he has a hand in the settlement and 80
participates in every fight The fact that
be- neglects HE business for politics Lead
people 10 think that the latter pursuit J.
more lucrative 80 they give their business
10 somebody else who they think needs
il more. sooner or later the dcmagogne
hnds hs power 10 deliver the goods a
minus quantity. And he resumes his husi'
nessf he has any left.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

The city of Luxembourg will spend
ABOUT sZ,3Oo,00O to develop electric pow
er IRON the River Sure, in Belgium.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19
Your truly,
wooliod. Aug ~.

Sorry bat The Bureau canno, disclose
the identify oi IT, correspondents. The
Bureaus experts ATE well acquainted with
:. VI. ". but our oanl index does M,
indicate that he j. a member of tie Same
Morbid Bunch o. which sou refer
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19

Entered a. second class matter. sanaA4
anasr he aei ~ Congress of March :, lsIe,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1910-08-19
A SIGNIFICANT BOLT.

FRIDAY. AUG. 10 1910
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SmiHsnahri@ten.

Nep Yort, 5. Sept. Inget.
n5urnehiu" bon Glossop; rQrlsritu
bon Reapel.
4ntDerpen. 9lnse..: Sin.
lamb" bon ReD Yort.
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Reip yor.
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prin3 Wilhelm" bon Rsn 0ort. Ibg.
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2iperpooI. 9tnsst.: rmaursz
tania" BON Hep gOrt.
Marisitls, absss.: rgenesia"
nad Rsp gort.
Gibraltar. abses.: rprinceb
Srens" ua9 Reu Yort.
Hotterbam. a6ses.: rprir1
4oolbert" mad Wpntreal.
Doper. 4nset.: .6inIano" bon
Reip Yort.
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mad Tacoma.
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Rep Yort.
Wt ontreal, 5. Sept. 4nget.;
rGanabu pon 2iosrpopl; pretoria !"
bon Glasgow; -Rontrsal". ron Con,
bon.
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Gr 1T fir prsfttf6e Vari6ldse
nnb segeu banale Nbraien.
Warme Mniuabme i'm aouieroirunDs'
aougr.b.
Sine arbeittas.Nsbe Ses grdFO.ntsn
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mittagsiItnng
Sn idarier @eiie iber Sefretar BAL.
Iinger.
prdiibent 9aft uuf benz

prdiibent suft auf benz
3onierpirungsza OngrsB.
st. pdul. Minn.. 5. Septsmber.
ssn benz nationalen aOnferoirungsz
aonsreB tonssntrirte iid bas 5auptz
intereiTs auf bic Rebe bes prGiibsnten
3aft. in pelber er betonts, bdb BE-.
taitIirte 4ngaben fur unb gsgsn bi:
aonierpirung unierer naturIi6cn
6ilfsquelIen bebeuteno 6eIisr Ieisn, aIs
ni1tsiassnbe Shlaen0rter lsoigtth
barauf bsre1net. bds Bolt dui3uregsH.
Gs mar cine febr forsI1Itig ausgsar=
b.itete Rsbe. bic 5ano unO SUB 6ats
te unb unterihiebslos uuF ale 60brsr
sinen tisfsn ginorud madte. Der Bra,
fib.nt betpies. bob er ietn 1b.ma burdz
aus beRrrihte, unb ndt auiiht pielsr
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Iopeit sebalten.
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Gosenoitnit. Der NIT BEN Dorts. Rom
ierpi.runs" setriebtn lDiro, Elm gno:
gu MAIDEN. Oenn bd Der gegriff Elm.
NAL oi. augemeine aufmsrtiamtsit srs
rset bat. 10 boben iibsrtris6sns Rss
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Rusen, sumal lie niht .ontatir.n, paz
pas Bolt tbun Iolle, reip. mas ss Don
isinen 9sissgeberH psrlaugsn ioae, u:T
bic Sahe Der aonisr0iruHg gu for.
bern.
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natiirliten 6iffsousLsn ourh bic gs,
genipdrtige Generation, odmit bieIel.
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bleibsn.
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