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did you see the snerin a, Kill

did you see the sherin at XII
dare!'
I haven't seen him. When I asked
for him yesterday founV he had left
town and gone to Greensboro to see
his sick uncle"
Ardmoro laughed and slapped his
| knee.
Who takes care OF the dungeon
while he's away"
There are no prisoners In the Kill
dare .ail. The sheriff's afraid 70 keen
any; and he's like the rest OF the
people around here. They all live in
terror of Appleweight."
"Appleweight is a powerful charac.
ter in these parts" said Cooke. pour.
ing the coffee he had been making.
and handing tin cupful to Ardmore.
Hes tolerable we'll off, and could
make money honestly IL he didn't on
crate stills. rob country stores, mix
up in politics, and steal horses when
he and his friends need them"
Il guess he has never molested us
any, has he, Paul." asked Ardmore.
not little ashamed OF his ignorance
of his own business.
"A few of our COWS stray away
sometimes and never come back. And
Tor two years we have lost the corn
out of the crib away over here near
the deer park"
I'VE don't want to lose our right to
the track, and we must get out of this
before the whole community comes to
take a look at us said Cooke, swing
ing out of the caboose.
Ardmore talked frankly to the for
ester, having constant recourse TO the
map; and Paul sketched roughly a
new chart, making roads and paths
so far as he knew them, and indicat-
ing clearly where the Ardsley boun-
darles extended. Then Ardmore took
blue pencil and drew a straight
line.
When we get Appleweight, we
want to hurry him from Dilwell coun-
ty, North Carolina, into Mingo county.
South Carolina We will go to the
county town there, and put him in
JAIL. II the shariff of Mingo is weak
kneed, we will lock Appleweight up
anyhow. and telegraph the governor
OF South Carolina that the joke is on
him"
We will catch the man." said Paul
gravely, but we may have to kill
him"
Dead or alive, he's got to be
caught" said Ardmore
Cooke came out of the station and
signaled the engineer to go ahead.
We'll pull down here about five
miles to an old spur where the COM
pany used to load wood There's a
little valley there where we eau be
hidden all we please, so far as the
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ceiling. The cows stand back to hack
but this may be reversed If desired
Inc entire floors, cutters and managers
are formed of cement. The walls and
ceilings receive two coats of Portland
cement, both exterior and interior.
The managers are arranged to be flood
ed when watering the stock and the
floor has drain traps at convenient
points for draining away the wash
water with an ordinary one-inch hose.
The entire barn, including the walls
and ceiling, may be washed down in a
short time. The cutters have four.
inch drain tile leading to manure pits.
The silos are of cement. as Is the
foundation. The roof is covered with
manufactured roofing. and all exposed
woodwork receives two or three coats
of best paint.
Feed and litter carriers are installed
and reach all parts OF the barn. The
walls have ventilating ducts or shafts
between the studding at proper dis
tances, leading to vent stacks in the
roof. The studdings are 2x6 inch. and
the ventilators are built between
same. The stucco, or cement finish
for the exterior walls, compares favor
ably with the wood construction
where sand is not too expensive and
1t requires no paint, no repairs, is
warm in winter and cool in summer.
1t Will last practically forever.
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CHAPTER <
Prof. GrIswold Takes the Field.

Barbara and Griswold stopped at
the telegraph Office on their way back
to the executive mansion, and were
met with news that the sheriff of
Mingo had refused to receive Gris-
wold's message
His private lines OF communication
with the capital are doubtless well es-
tablished." said Griswold, and Boz
worth probably warned him, but II
isn't of great Importance. It's lust an
well for hppleweight and his friends,
high and low. to show their hands"
Whep they were again on the yer.
anda, Grtswold fingered for a moment
with no valid excuse for delay beyond
the loneliness of the night and his
keen delight in Barbara's voice and
her occasional low laughter, which
was so pleasant to hear that he held
their talk to light key, that he might
evoke it the more.
You have done all that could he
asked of you, Mr. Griswold. and I can.
not permit you to remain longer. Fa,
Their will certainly be here to-mor
row"
oh, but your father isn't absent,
He is officially present and in the sad
die" laughed Griswold. "You must
not admit, even to me, that he is not
here in full charge Of his office. And
as for my leaving the field, l have not
the slightest intention of going back
TO Virginia until the Appleweight
ghost is laid. the governor of North
Carolina brought to confusion, and
the governor of South Carolina Wig.
IDLY present and laundering his edicts
again so to speak. ex cathedra. NV
own affairs can wait, Miss Osborne.
Inc Joy OF having hand In a littls
affair like this, and of being able to
tell my friend Tommy Ardmore about
1t afterward, would be sufficient. Ard.
more will never speak to me again 70,
not inviting him to a share in thu
game"
CTO BE CONTINTrED
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SUCCESSFUL IN
SHEEP RAISING
Beginners Should Study Care.
fully the Methods and Prac-
tices of Men Who. Have
ProHted by Experience.
(BY r. h RuSHINGN


When you start with sheep or pre-
pare to start you can approach some
sheepmen with such questions as you
desire information upon.
There are a lot of good sheepmen
In the country. They are willing to tell
you If you ask them what are the
rocks" you would wreck upon. Then
is 1t not good judgment to consult such
men?
The first question about environment
and condition will be largely set
tied by the circumstances, financial
and otherwise. OF the beginner.
We suppose he is an average farm
er with perhaps 70 or 80 acres of land
and wishes to keep sheep-a small
fiock-in addition to his other stock.
He has very little knowledge of sheep
and consequently knows little about
breeds and has little idea of what he
would like best.
Would 1t be wise for him to be
tempted to foolishly select some breed
that his neighbors, who are making a
success OF sheep, do not have. or per
haps know nothing about, and for that
sole reason?
We are safe I'm following the prac-
tise of men who have made a success
OF the business, with slight changes as
conditions would demand. should
buy from one of the neighbors If his
sheep were healthy and suited me. If
! had very little money would buy
lew at first.
a beginner once bought five ewes
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Thomas Ardmore and Henry Maine
Griswold stumble upon intrigue when the
governors of North and South Carolina
are reported TO have quarreled. Girls
void allies himself with Barbara Os-
borne, daughter OF the governor of South
carolina, while Ardmore espouses the
cause OF Jerry Dangerfield. daughter OF
the governor of North Carolina. These
Two young ladies are trying to fill the
SHOES OF their fathers. while the latter
are missing Both states are in tur-
moi over one Appleweight. an outlaw
WIN great political influence Unaware
ana Ardmore set out to make the other
prosecute Appleweight. Valuable papers
tie ONCE Of Gov. Osborne and Griswoid
pihces the Inert at the door of the
eIntnlhS attorney general Ardmore
SSndTIers n caboose and starts for the
porIer TO plan the arrest OF Appleweirht
very meanwhile is a guest at Ardsiev.
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sworn to a FrazzIe"

When President Roosevelt popular.
lied the word "frazzle" he reminded
lots of women of the only expression
that tells how they feel after the work
of washday or housekeeping with COM
mon old yellow laundry soap. Easy
Task laundry soap-the hard, white,
pure, quick-action soap-cuts the work
square in two and keeps women from
getting fraZZled out
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Made His Regulation

Harker-That fellow Bilkins Is an
enthusiast, isn't he?
Parker-That's what! You know
ne likes to speak of himself as a
sportsman?
Harker-Yes
ParkeP-Well, the only thing he
ever did in that line was to go on a
wild goose chase three years ago.
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Rather PersnnaI

Tallman-Only a fool makes the
same sort of mistake the second time
Shortman-Do you mean to insinu-
ate that / am a fool?
Tallman-Certainly not
Shortman-Well. | didn't know. I've
been married twice
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Pitfalls in Poultry Business.

There are many pitfalls I'm the poul.
try business just as there are in the
mercantile world and we must at all
times be prepared to guard against
them. Begin in modest way and
by degrees grow.
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BILE Compound. I
was sick three
months and could
OF walk. / suf-
fered all the time.
The doctors said I
could not get well
without an opera
ton, for 1 could
h a. T dly stand the
pains in my sides,
especially my right
one, and down my
right leg. / began
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MY only daughte- eloped. And N
never forgive beri"
Nov, look here, old man, remen
her"
Remember? Yes, I'd be deoeot
about It, If she'd let we'll enough
alone. But che not onU ssDea-sh.
came hack homelS
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W"ihd llH wv

The attractive Guernsey bull here
pictured is Milford Lassy EDS Anchor,
owned by Grove farm in Maryland.
This young Guernsey bull is deep in
The body. of goOo length, and has
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PERRY DAVIS, pAINKuI1

TOO many sermons deal out sugar
when the world needs moral sand.
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WOMAN
ESCAPES
OPERATION
Vast byLydiaE. Pink
hams Vegetable c Compound

Elwood, Ind.-"Your remedies have
cured me and have only taken six
bottles of lydia T.. Pinkham's Negeta-
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If man would be himself he must
cease to think of himself.
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Guernsey characteristics, says orangs
Judd Farmer. The Grove farm Guern
seys attracted much attention v,hes
on exhibit during recent fat
season
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lot all sorts OF cuts, bruises burns and Strain
tahe e lnternally II cures darrhea and dysenter,
Avoid substitutes. 25c, S5c and soc.
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1entiHer 2anO,uebrbereiia

Inter Der 2situns fsinss g.rdiicenien.
bes 5errn Senrp Spsrmonn, taste ses
itern abeno Der Dsutfhe 2anotpe5rper-
Gin su elmer 9sihdfisisuns in Der
Wofbinston pIatfprm. oerr Sci.pb
meib fiibrte als Setretdr bas grotos
tou. als nsu. Miislisotr mslbstsu iit
6err Sphn Smnis, SiiofpsitsGde Der
IA. unb Raes Strob.. Der feline Tienits
ssit In Tan3ie BEL Dem 5. Sniani.ries
Regiment obltiitsts, uno Serr Grid
Mtisr, 2225 Sirotfcrb 4peuus, Der in
ben 5abrsu 1885 bsi Der eriien
WairpIenbipiiion In Dilbelmsbopen
Ieinsr Gisnftpfliht esniists. Sn feiner
Gisenf1oft als 9priiBsnber bts Jeits
committees bsri6t.te Johann Ssrr
Qbam SenbsIbab iiber bic umfaHeno
aetrofieneH 0orbsrsitungsn gu esm am
10. Suli in Saberiiumpf's port itntts
finoenben pitnic. Iln btm Siano
Der SohIds. su f6Iisbsn, eiirfte it6
tpobl oasi.lbs 5u einem Der ihonitsn
SommsrfeIte gsitaIten. Girer Giuloa
nune oes gaperii6en llntsrItiibungss
8sreius su btm 80. SiiftunssisIi am
II. Suli i'm Wonbaitan Part. beihloB
bic 8eriammIuns in eorpore 5oIes sii
Ieiiien. Nuh elm Shreiben bss Stdbts
psrbauoes ipurm entgegtngsnommsn.
sos our Mobl Der Ts!.caien fir bic
Staoistonoention in G.ron am 20.
uno q. aueuIt auf'orberte. D1 Der
Btrein ieiner Diitsliso.r5dbl no4 sur
Nbisnnung BON brei Tsleeaien beret,s
tiei III, 10 tpurbe ben brsi 1elegatsu
beg Staotperbdnbts, ben 5srren 5enrt
SNrmaun, 5tnrp Roders unb 5reo.
9rubt. anbeimgsitent, ourh pripatbts
fpre9uns unter ii4 dbsumahen, tpelG.
bsibe Serrtn ben @erein in 4iron pers
trstsn iolIen. Der Drift. iou sleihs
Ssiiig aIs StslIpertrtier nominirt pera
ben. pGbr.nb gum Stpeit.n Stsupertres
ter 6err gorser burh ben prdiibtntsn
ernannt ipuree. Der prdiibeHt ipraf
oarauf 6em grpr6Iibeuten bss 0ereins.
5errn gborlts 10. Sdnioi. su BEN
bsrhn 9erluiis, ben er our6 ben Sot
isiner Satin sriitt, bos krslife Bel
Isib Der gerIammlung aus uno bean
tragic bi. gelpiflisuns elmer llu!.ritiis'
una BON $25. bi, ou6 tinItimnis es.
nebmigi purbe. 4uf Der araHtenliit'
itanben hrsi arantt nit So 6ilfss.la
bern. Die ginnohmsn belisfsu fid aui
$3.50, btnen $45.50 aussabsu sestn'
iiberitaubtn.
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Reht anaueianen perIuhte, Repnrdius
rem etc. an ben Shulsebduben porSns
nebmen, tam ceftern In elmer Spe5iols
iisung su gnoe. Das 8automn,ittee
pirb 4nsebpte fir bic nOtbisen Repds
ratureu entsesennebmen unb benz Rath
Sur 9esutnhtung porleeen. Dieie Re.
ioIutipn fpurbs angenommen. - Die
8inoer>aider Sire Escape 60. erbielt
ben aontraft fir bic Mnbringung bon
Seuers sRettungslsitern am s. Strabe
S6uIesbdube. Billidm Seppner, Sas
nitor Der 9. Strdbs Shule, tpuroe ents
luiIen unb Charles 9ilB bon Der 13.
Strabs an oehsn GteIIs ernannt. Der
Ratb beihIob, einsn priDdtpoliSiiten
fir bic 9. unb 8. Str. Shule an5u'
'tslen, big Die siiernen GinSGununesn
gemaht fiue.
- Sn einsr gsitern 2lbeno abgsbaIs
tenen SiBune Des aatbes Der 4loers
mdnner beihpsrten Iih Die 9eutideH
uno Die Reppprt RatioHal ganf iibsr
bic gsiteuerunG Die Der Stellerauss
QIeihunasratb iiber iie perbdn9te. Die
9antsn iasen, bab Ole grbObuns obns
pprberi9e Rotifitaticn s:maft tpurec
uno 5u elmer 3eit, ba Der Ratb ihon
feline geIeslihegeriamm!ungsseit iiber.
ihrittsn bate. lie TeutIhe Rationul
8ant ianbte einsn Gbed fir S738.49
fiir Stsuern ouF $98,465 Der Ratt
erbobts bic Stsu.riumms ouf $134,
271. Die Renport RdtiondI gant III
pon benz GFsFor nm 500, sos beitsusrt
porbsn uno TT 8eipilt. $746 gu sabs
len. Der eusrduseleidungsraih err
b0bts bic Summe auf S137, OH. Wurs
be an oas aommittes fir 8eiebs So
licitor unb ben Steu.rauseleihungg
rutb psrpieien. - Die 5proeruug be,
5sIepbor 60. fir S1133 purbe an ous
Sommittes fir 8sTsb uno ben Sclici:
tor perpieTen. Der Genton Rput
Oil 60. fpurot bic grlaubnif ertbeilt.
bic Straben i'm oItIihen Stabttbeilt
8u iprsnteIn. - IS ipuroen teine Rehs
nunsen angerpieien, oa nur orsi gtit.
sIisosr dutpeieno lparen.
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4is Nennen tn 2atpnia.

Die ssitrisen R.nnsn batttn foIstr.
oes ReiuIiot:
GritesGennen- - gorie $500; I;
4t s5urlonss. BoIiborpe 107 (Sers
bert), seiponnen; Gmisrant,10 (Srprs
ler), 5lpeites; Salbemon. 107 (Wouns
taiu), nrittes. 3sii: 55 2/5.
So Mutu.is bssablt: 9cltborpe,
S122.S0 su gepinnen; $26.40 ploce; !;
5000 Gbop. emisrnni, $3.50
plats; $3.50 Sbop. Salesmon. $2.7o
Sbotp.
3meit.s Rsnntn Ceiling;
9orfe $500; 8 1urlOngs. Snbiun
Girl. 103 (Guns). sslpOnn.n; mine,
100 (Grano). 5lpeites; Oriental pturl,
106 (gDornn). oriti.s. 3eit: 1.o2 2/5,
So WutusIs beaabli: Snbian Girl.
$42.9O gu setpinnsn; $11.70 place;
$50 Sbop. a3ins. $5.70 place;
$500 SbOp. Oriental psarI, $500
Gbpip.
Grittes Rennen - Selling;
gorIt $500; 9 1nrlongs. III Weo
l21 (Marren). sslponnsn; Gotta greso
81 (Gols). sfpeites; Dointp Dame. III
(Wountain), briiies. .3sii; Lib 2/5
SO Wluiuels beSubli: Ma Rto, ,$13.7C
su ssipinnsn; $7.70 place; SAB
GbDfp. Gotta Grseo. $3.50 place
500 Gbop. Cainip DAME. $3.1l
Shop.
0iertesRtnnen- Sanbienb
90rI. $500; ] Meile. Risbt Gain
106 (6erbsrt), seponnen; 1onp Bone
70, 116 (Grunb), sfDeiies; Or. 5oI3'
berg. 106 lGan3). brittss. 3eit
LAP 2/5.
50 WutueIs besnbli: Risbt GaIp
500 Su getpinnsn; 81 ploes; $2.3(
gbop. 1onp 9On<ro. $3.70 plaes
$3.50 GbOn. Or. 3OIsberS, $2.3t
Etctp.
| Glnftss Rennen - gSri
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mtt ibrem 9rlber bon Mibbletotpn. g.,
in @erbinbnns. 0ieIer fam bierber
unb psranlabte bic Mdbhen bic 4ffi.
bapits gu beihp0ren. gtner Der Be
f6uloieten ioa 9uliasirihter in benz
Srte isin. bon hem Die Maas's fpms
men. Die Dptumente fpurben abges
fanbt uup tperoen bic Tbdter perbdftet
peroen.
- 0tenitag, Wtitttppd unb Dom
ueritag itnb bic lssteR prei 9ase. I'm
bic Stabtiteuern gu 5ableu; ebenIo bi:
StroBen-I Hebments pbne Strofe. -
Office often jsoeu Gbeno bis 9 llbr.
8. W. perciool.
81 StaotI6abmetiter.
- SelbItmoro. Srau Mtnnie Gbab-
oerton. SO Sabre oft, Satin Des
Sdmieos Samss gbaoosrtpu, 10. Sc
Sobn Strabs, Wef=GopinatOn tppbns
bait, nabm seitern Naht pariier 8riin
uno itarb buto oarauf, Sis THAR lange
trGntIid.
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S4O0; | Rsils unS 10 garbs. Tlartie
N., 107 (5erb<rt. esiponnen; Jorp
Mdrp, 1861 (Granb), stptitss; Gbara
les =. Grainesr. lot (1uftin), briites.
3sii: LAS 30.
SO W1utuels be5ablt: Marfis 3D..
$3.50 5u setpinnen; $4.70 pIaee;
$3.50 Sbop. Jorp Rarp, $3.50
place; $3.50 Sbotp. Gbas. j. Graine
ger. $3.50 Sbop.
Ged,ies Renntn 96rfe
$500; / Weile uno / Jurlong.
Susbss, III (Wortin). s.lponHen;
Stons Street, Ill (Wdrren), 3rpsiits;
ehortsp Din. 81 tGol). oritses. 3sit:
.1.56 2/5.
SO Wutuels bssablt: Susbes. $500
su gefpinn,n; $3.50 place; $3.40
Sbop. Stons Street. S4 pIace; $3.50
Sbrp. Gbarl.p soiu, $3.50 Sbop.
5iir bic b.utissn R.nen purben bic
foIgsnben pferoe singetrassn:
grites Rennsu - Jiir Siuten.Jobs
len. 2 Sabre alt; At 5urlonss: 1aps
creit 105, Dlitlie = 1O5, 1aints Raio
105, Grano peesp 105, aniabt
Thought 105, 1pttie q 105, Sieun
Woberlp los, 2ouispille 2abp los.
Soa 81 105. 5astl Burt. 105. Wona
2iia los, Bette Wales los, epeniios
110. prinesb pomona 110.
3ireites HenneH - Ceiling; fir
gftroe unb Daaa6.n, A Sabre alt unt
aufiparis; 6 Gurlonss: 4bmonitor
ia, Wique G'grien ia. patrician
116. pal 116, SriTIomb 116, 1ofon
.. Or 116. alhemii. lie. 5aeobit.
lis, Ganopidn 118, Gan Oil lis.
9om Sbap 119. giup goosmer 119.
Stromslanb 119, 3onp 80 l19.
Grittes Renntn - Sslling; fir 8
Sabre alie; / MsiIe unb 70 Uorbs:
gantes poob 81, aobssn 100, emmp
aou 100. !3abrn 100, Wbite Gaale 102.
RopIanb Otis 102, Sipn.p 102, Sear.
larn 1O5, 9ietion 105. Cmieron los.
pincai 110.
9isriss Rsnnsn-Giir 2 Sabre oIss;
5h Jurlcngs: 1he Ncpol prinse 102.
Winnie Denbl. 102. 4lics u. Dale
102. Souibern eight los. Oracle los.
Jorsheno 105, aabolo los, 9obbp
9oner 105. Goloeu gss 100, Gopsrnor
0rap 100, 2ohisl 100. Ga u Msriean
112. WtSpor 112. Cad Denman I12
| sJiinftes Hsnnen - Sanoieop; 3
Sabre aits unb aufpdrts; 8 yurlongs: I:
Metti, gsreaub 80. Gamnria 96. BIER
rid 107, Sad Barter Ito. emperor
William 10. Cambridge 120. Nabs
man 124.
Sehites Rennen - Ceiling; 3 Sab.
re alte uuo oufipdris; ] 1/16 MlsiIe:
Siidsr 50. Claudia SO. 6urlod 102.
golinet 104. GbopooIs 106. Beau
Brummsl 108, pIonilano 108. Camel
ITO. Ginfrun Ito, Dina Bon Ill.
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& o b { II q t o u.

Die Gubington Office far bus rSiH'
sinnati GoltSblatt" beiiabct Idl i'm
GcbGuoc bcr GDningtUu GUal & Sans
&c., go. 509-511 IaoIion Ipcnus.
9IH5eigen, Tittheilunscn uno Scitel'
Lungcn irarno,peldIer Nrt tucrbcn bis
10 llGr slbeuos 6aielbit eutaeaengs'
nummeu. Scleohon SOuth 24OO.
DiQiQm Reiling, % Sabre alt,
unb GItber 6otpe, II Sabre alt, beioe
BON canton, g., tumen geitern frtibz
3eitiQ bier an, I'M einen GbeIhein 81
errirten. auum bate iie Die Gountpz
clerts.Sffice betreten, dls Elm Bolt8tit
fie b0flidit aufforoerte, Dor Dem BoIlz
8ei6ef gu eri6einen. 9ier nuroe tbnen
Die ytGhriat, baB bic Gltern Der jun
Gen Dame per 9eIspbon bic beige qOs
IiSei erIudten, iie bier gu bolten, biz
man lie abbolen tonne.
5ruu 2puis Mirtb bon Der II.
unD Maoiion 4penue purDe geitern
9lbenD, dls iie in Der StubtI1aBmeiz
iterszSfTice ibre Steuern 3a6len pOQ=
ts, ploBli6 BON etnem Ser3leioen befal-
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ibrer 8ObnunB gebra6t.
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iA6t ibre 9duier 3u betoriren uno
AotbTeusr u63ubrenHen. guf Griuhen
bes 9robmariaaQs S4uIer piro po-
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Batter GbarIes Sausmann, Staots
QtFeiior BON gelspue.
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