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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03
] Aeroplane ls Simple.

The working parts OF the modern
flying machine are infinitely fewer In
number than those of the automobile.
the motor boat. the railroad locomo-
dive or the steamship Far more COM
pick is the operation of q high-powered
motor car than that Of high powered
aeroplane. Far more delicateIy adj
justed are the thousands of parts OF
the steam or electric locomotive than
the mechanism Of the flying machine.
1t is this very simplicity Of construc-
uon and operation that has enabled
the aeroplane to Guido In continuous
motion every other known form Of
conveyance. except steamers. motor
boats and sailing ships. and these
last named are able TO maintain their
motion only because Of their hugo
driving mechanism. out Of all proper
uon to the bulk that 10 propelled
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03
a Bullet chusaed Into the Ground a. His Feet

not being seen. Confident as to this.
he retreated openly. without making
the slightest effort to conceal his
movements, until he had regained the
scene OF murder, In evidence of the
truth of his theory no further shots
were fired. and although he watched
that opposite sand bank carefully not
the slightest movement revealed the
presence of others. That every mo
ton he made was being observed by
keen eyes he had no doubt, but this
knowledge did not disconcert him,
now that he felt convinced fear of re-
vealment would keep his watchers at
a safe distance. Whoever they might
be they were evidently more anxious
to escape discovery than he was fear
full OF attack, and possessed no desire
to take his life. unless 1t became
necessary to prevent recognition.
They still had every reason to believe
their attack on the wagons would be
credited to hostile Indians. and would
consider It far safer to remain con-
cealed. and thus sarbor this supposi
ton. They could not suspect that
Keith had already stumbled upon the
truth. and was determined to verify
It
Secure in this conception of the sit
uation. yet astill keeping wary eye
about to guard against any treachery.
the plainsman. discovering spade In
the nearest wagon. hastily dug a-hole
In the sand. wrapped the dead bodies
In blankets, and deposited them there
in. piling above the mound the char
red remains Of boxes as some slight
protection against prowling wolves
He searched the clothing OF the men.
but found little to reward the effort
a few letters which were slipped into
his pockets to be read later. some or
binary triRkets hardly worth preserv
ing except that they might assist In
Identifying the victims. and. about the
neck OF the elder man. a rather pc
culiar locket. containing portrait
painted on ivory. Keith was q long
time opening this. the spring being
very ingeniously concealed. but upon
finally succeeding. he looked upon the
features Of woman Of middle age,
strong mature face OF marked re-
finement. exceedingly attractive still.
with smiling dark eyes, and . perfect
wealth Of reddish brown hair. He
held the locket open In his hand for
several minutes. wondering who she
could BE-. and what possible connec-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03

Great Thrift IN Buying

and st the next place and The NEXT
A little thing like that didn't lick her.
though She hunted for shout half
an hour and al last found the place
she was after. The sign cheered heE
up lot
Your eggs are nfteen cents dozen
herr. Z. she asked. Just to make xnre.
Yes. ma1m.
We1 gire me hair doren-
And she lays down her eight cents
and walks out satisfied With her morn
lng's work she got mad when tried
% ten her that half I doxen al The
i61cent eggs uuuld'ye bean iuzt -
ehean
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03
CHATTER III,
An Arrest

An Arrest
The Santa Fe trail was far too ex-
posed to be safely travelled alone and
in broad daylight. but Keith consid-
cred it better to put suf1cient space
between himself and those whom he
felt confident were still watching his
movements from across the river.
How much they might elready suspf.
cionl his discoveries he possessed no
means Of knowing. yet. conscious of
their own guilt. they might easily feel
safer II he were also put out OF the
way. He had no anticipation Of open
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03

seemed to ask it Of hin. and his ma
ture urged response. But he could
hope to accomplish nothing more
here, and the plainsman swung him
self into the saddle. He turned his
horses head eastward, and rode
away. From the deeply rutted trail
he looked back to wher the dre still
smoked in the midst OF that desolats
silence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03
instance Of the Persistent tsousewife.s
Economy IN Purchasing HAN
Dozen Eggs

q I'll.
lust to show you how the small
economies practiced by thrifty house
wives may sometimes be carried too
.sr." began the driver Of the pie Wags
on; well. ! see . lot Of Il along my
route but this happened down At sthe
market house Ny wife was scouting
around among the neighbors and one
OF them told her that there was one
stand at the market where they we're
selling fresh eggs for fifteen cents !
dozen So she hiked right down there.
The market was crowded and she had
. hard time. but she pushed along TN
she came to butter and egg shop
Eggs. sixteen centz. the sign said
60 she plunged along for the next
But eggs were sixteen cents there, To-.
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r. {. GREEN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

-Z-9 a ITOhN-t Y AT-LAW
Cha les Town, Jeffe~soR ounty, W. Va
v i'll ractice in the courts Of ! fferson.
Berkeley and Mo IAN counties, in the
Unit d States district court at a-,ins-
burg the su RENE court Of appeals OF
W s.<Virginia. Special attent ON TO the
ECLECTIC of elaims aG p ompt remit1
tnnce of the same
Office opposite court house.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03
BECKWITH and BUSH0Nc

Frank Beckw th r. q R,.ehon.
ATTORNEYS AT-LAW
iii practi IN the courts 81 JefEerass
and adjoining counties. supreme Cour1
OF appeal o. West Virginia nd Ri deraI
ceu g. Once: Lawyer Row, { ha. IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03
MOORE & MOORE

AT TUHNEY ~-A T-LAW
Char es ow Jefferson ounty. w W
Will undertake cases in this and II.
joining coun iet also court Of appealn
Office opposite court house.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03
BROWN AND BROWN

TIORNEYS-AT LAW
Charles Tswa. fefsen ounty, v. Va.
y u att. nd @ cases in the var 5ous
c urts Of Vest Virginia and aryIand
Attention given p nsiens and alIs lac !
: Ga ms ainst the 8. g yTnment.
Speeia ttention to celleetions. S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03

True lore has no greater test than
FOR man TO eat nee lunches n order
that he may take his vie out to din
ner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03
3. 3. GIBSON

AT ORNEY AT-LAW
Charl Town, JEFF rson County, W Va.
Ptac ice in the rcuit court, w Va.
Wiz MIA, he up.eme cor of pealo
and. the United States district court aA
mart Lsburg.
Office over Mile . Pharmacv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03
THE NEWS OF
WEST VIRGINIA


ciarksburg. Two persons are
dead, one is perhaps fatally hurt and
three others are severely injured as
the result of an automobile accident.
at West Milford, 4 small town seven
niles from here The stearing gear
of the machine broke and it plunged
over an embankment so feet to q
road below fhe dead are Miss Ber-
tie Boyles, q young teacher In the
public schools here, and Lee Davis
son, travelling salesman for the Star
Rig Reel and Supply Company, of
this city. The injured are Mrs. John
Craig, who was seriously bruised, had
an arm broken and was internally
injured: Mr.. Craig. owner and driver
Of the automobile. and rig builder
here for the Philadelphia Company
Of West Virginia, who was bruised,
cut and sprained. and Paul and Bruce
Craig, young children Of the Craigs,
who we're bruised and cut. The in
jured were brought to the clarks-
burg Hospital for treatment. Mrs.
Craig is the most seriously injured
and she may die. The occupants of
the machine were coming home from
Weston, where they spent the night
While going down steep hill at the
Odd Fellows Cemetery. short dis
trance this side of West Milford, the
steering apparatus broke. Mr.. Craig
lost control of the machine, and it
went over an embankment to the
Buffalo road below. All were hurled
out when the machine started to turn
over Miss Boyles was killed out
right, and Mr.. DAWSON WAS SO in
jured that he died few minutes af-.
terward.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03

WE BEAR TIE BURDEN,
The international Fall Fabrics,
are now on display. Ihere IS moth
ing in TOWN like them -nOthing so
fine IN point Of quality. Orders
now being taksn for mems clothes
to measure only. Prices too that
are popular.
S. b. Lands, Sadler Block.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03


Wheeling W. H. Worker, for
mer president of the Fifth Ohio Sub
district Miners Organization, now
foreman of the <Glens Run Coal Com
pany's No. 2 mine, eight miles north
of here, was shot by four highway
men, who tried to rob him of the
big sum of money he was carrying to
pay off the. 200 or more men. Mr..
Worker, with his wife, was riding
in buggy, carrying the money, and
another man named Clapp, acting as
guard, was some distance behind
driving team of mules. When they
were about mile out of Rush Run,
In the direction Of the mine, four
men, supposed to be foreigners,
drove up behind Mr.. and Mrs.
Worker and one of them fred the
contents of shotgun into Mr..
Workers body when he refused to
halt Mr.. Worker returned the fire
and the guard fred several shots
from his revolver at the men, who
fed when they saw there was help
at hand, and the guard does not
know whether he hit any of them
or not The shots from the bandits
gun, according to a clerk at the
Glens Run Coal Company's office,
struck him just above the hip and it
is not thought that he is seriously
hurt. He was rushed to the home Of
physician, where he is being cared
for. The amount Of money carried
NJ q =PsNVi
at least 200 men for two weeks.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03
Professional Cards
CAMPBELL and SHEETS
ATTORNEYS AT Law

harris Town Msst Virginia
VIII Practice IN State and Fsderal Gourt.
Office in el phone ompany.s But. ding
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1911-08-03


Keyser.-T h Mineral county
grand jury returned indictments here
against the Davis Coal Company, sub
sidiary to the Western Maryland
Railway, and Mine Foreman John
Kinney, for responsibility for the
deaths of % miners. all Americans
but one, in the explosion of OFT Mine
No. 20, near Elk Garden, April "a
last. The evidence tended to show
that there was an accumulation OF
coal dust and gas, lack OF proper
mining facilities and that the fans
for ventilating TIE mine had not
been in operation from Friday night
until Monday morning, the day of
the explosion. The coroner,s jury
at the time of,the tragedy rendered
verdict that the 20 miners came to
their death by blown-out shot fired
by James Prichard and son, Arthur"
Observation-Disclosures Morrison, of
Bridgeport, committed suicide with
paris green. He was crazed with
grief over the death of his wife. He
saw an item in O. newspaper telling
of the suicide Of woman who took
paris green This suggested the
method of killing himself A friend
took a loaded revolver from Morri-
sons house the day before. Morri-
son was 35. years old,
Martinsburg. While Harry L.
Lord, a prominent business man of
this city, and John Ramish, an en-
sploye Of the Blair Limestone Com
pany, were crossing the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad tracks at Flagg's,
two miles east Of this city, their
buggy was struck by fast passenger
train and Ramish was probably fa.~
tally injured. Lord saw the train
in time to jump. and escaped. with
slight bruises.
Beckley G. Summeryille, for
merly principal of the Summerville
Boys School, Savannah, Ca, has
been elected principal OF the Lewis
burg Female Institute, succeeding
DR.. r. L. Telfcrd, resigned.
Huntington Lawrence Bicker, Of
Jackson, KY, is dying in local
hospital from the effects of shot
fred by his brother-in-law, James
Smith. Bicker and Smith were hav-
ing photograph taken at their
home. and at the critical moment
each was to snap an empty revolver
at the other. Smiths gun was
loaded
The traction line from
aGlarksburg to Mt. Clare, seven miles.
win be opened for operation August
10.
MartinsbIrg While on the farm
of Nj. b Davis, near Martinsburg.
Samuel j. Thompson killed the larg-
est bIacksnake seen in this part OF
the state In recent years. The rep
tile measured a few inches over eight
feet in length. and was 1S X inches
in circumference at the thickest part
OF the body
Beckley For bravery In saving
&. 6. Eagle and j. L. Luck. Of Hin
ton, from drowning. the name Of
Earl Jones. q 16-year-old lad Of tina.
place. via be placed before the Car
negie Hero Commission.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-22
oe,esiitae ptsanutmacNwua.

Yerf1sseIie gHgeboie peroeH erIse e2eneepons
men in ber GtfieE oeS Director OF 8Enllc GER
rtse. EfGbt5aGs Cincinnati, Ebta. ats ~ Aeg
,WItiGss an 3 ia Q, ben Q. EttpbeL 1911.
fir Die gtefTuug ron $50 stlIblfnarbs aeftobeRsr
Steine fir ben Sebrau6 oes WborfGee 1fports
Meuis ah3ulieferr dH ber cfteutltteE IdGoung
nui MuDelfuHg beS g9erfimgtitcrs.
Ql6ne, 5pesiftiuiIpuen uub tFormslaTe ftuo
In Der Efftee be5 SspcVlHteubeHteu bes GdHbe.
reicns uHh baloesSSourteHeui su Griaugeu.
se6es Gnaebot uurS Den bolen RIueH ie6sr
Bcfeufndff ooer 8deuf5 afteu, peIGe has aulss
BOT mc&en, fotute bon oneH Ierfoneu bic 10
bnrun intersTireH eTtbnIisr unb ulEt beaIttis;
fein NIT eiHer girgfhuit in oer Suurms ben
500 n0 ooer eiHem 3ertIfi3rteu &hec auf ctue
putffeterbe gari ais e1He 8arcnI5g eGltr, bGB.
renH Elm guaebot uUpenommen fu!re, eiE Ron.
trntt eingegorper pirb.
souie iraenbetn Araebut sHriic ueiptefer fpsr'
ben. barn fptre foldsr Gbec ar ben Eteier re.
fcIrrr! une foute frpeabeiu aHesbot anae.
rourTeH tperbeH. bGrrT rrtrb foI6er Qbef mad
sufrtseeHftelsrber AssfIhrurG urb St6rftt!s
iure tes aortrntts slfriiferftnttet
Hleter mliffen etrtr sufrieoer'fe aenbsH Bs'
tpetE bon ibrsr Easigfett Eief.rn I'M fotse
pInfe Erbeit fpie nerinnet, an beforger.
R'sfsr ft1b pebokfeu 6te pehrlrfreH ssormulart
su sehrcufen ba tetre Gr6reH erteeeeueenou''
uigr tperbsn.
Ter Ttrectpr Of pubI,e gerbice bebnIt Nt
bas Ws6t oor, trcersetH ober cue Gueebn7s
sm auftraas s.s Director OF Bubble serosc,
Den q. Eepnmter 1911
g. a. GItre
222e oTrtirenber Qlsrf.
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int &sfointtpn ptlDs ss fir nctbptns
~ bto ertldrt bic ainecIn apsnut ntlhtr GsrH
Sirdbe Bride iibst bic G.. g. uns g. Gtitnbdsu
au rstenfruirea burdb bic Mltoueriesuup Der ats
qsnfpdrtiesn btIserhfn 6tur RpntrufftpH BURG
Nerttdrfune Der Gensret QrnitrIiiipu. Bsts
rdrfun0 ntr Gtabl rf.ssT GtauisA, Rtsnietn unn
anrrei6en Der eiitnttels. uab rsrinisbene Mtbtisn
ips!6s bsEmtt in 9srhtuoune i;tbsn, ipis a ets aa
eemetne Hatur Der peretisbeuen Herbeferuna btf
timmsu mag. Der @rae bdpcu, unS b, autatbss
bsnen 0ldnt, epsititiotonsn, aOHsnOsraritIaas
uno 9rcfiisu bapon.
St IS bsfbieGen bon eem Gtaosrath btr StoOt
9lnetnnati, Staat Ohio, (nreibisritl Der trnahitth
Wtfeltensr ttsrn hhersiHhimmeHb)
Sab ss hermit fur nptbip,uoie stilort rrtEe
os 2ircnlu aptnus ffShbst Germ Sttats eraot
astt btt g., s. uHe g. 9abnatisiie 81 racntru'rtu
etrb Wttbereriesuaa Der aspsripartistH helrruea
Giurs sRonhrusttoa eurh Rtrf'drfuno Der goncttts
RonNrhttien, perNdrtHne Der 6inbi gJlopr Ssaifs /,
Metnjaen unb dnffrtidtH osr Gtltni5silt. Une otr'
iGtcesns Arhsiten, psitt bsrmit IN Htrs'neuhe
hthen, tn utberttnhimmure nit Stu Qiansn Spe'
netesiehtnt, UerbeFerung ipsIGe ~ Der EiiWt otA
Director ef Bubble Ssgntce dutllceu iStitt b'ttmf
gaiatbststn iHb.
3db bic oanstH Rotten nst etHaautsn 9tybtHtruaa
btiohlt Deresn iua.n bon pfr Staet etrtinHaft
ron BEN ares Dss QsrEdufs nea EuHes. ptl-t
Bon Der qeneHnitH Stab! ausaseehen psrotH 'ht
iclst 3ipcdt unp In Der sestlt ri, has Stits e.
pprfartbt
Sci ,s itrntr btialpHtr. tGs Der Glcri binn'i
onattuiefen iOtrs, bitfs RsieptIoH tn nthrruNlns
naas nit BEN gtfsss ,u SuDiisuitasH.
9eHirt am G. Stg;embsr u & 1911.
SotR @aiSin n. 9rdsatni hes G!ostTates.
Is, 22fsst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-22
BefsHlid,. Re,auutmadune.

8eriiegcIte gluesboie lucroer euteeeenaenom'
men in ber Gfiloe oes Itrecinr o' Rubltc
Seroice, EtaStbaue. CINCINNATI. Gbto, Bic Y
rbr UtittGgs ON = g ia G. ben 9. Gltober
1911 fiir bic 2teferuHg bon 1900 aibttbarD6
osirbener EteiuC uno 300 sf7i51fpGrbs 2creen'
tuas fir ben BebrGlh oes StrGSens uH6 Ab'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DepdTteurTtte. Gh3ulte'
fern an Der GoleratU Rife. 5rDtfcbeH Der leptgsH
Grdni 2erbciieriIne uHo glortb geub Eono,
HIdue, gne5lfitattoHeH uuo ,Sormusnrf itrte
Ali erbaIten in Der Office bee SIpetnteHoeutsH
6es Greet aue 5ewcr Department
Seees gneeboi IuIe ben UouCu @harleH ieaer
&crtei noer 1arteieu, ueiche odfieibe u1d6eu
uno alien 4frfoneu, Die cGrnu trlfcrefftrt fiub,
enf6aten uuo uvub beGleitei feiu mt eiTer Eifr1
fdtlfi in Der SuuTue eoE S500.o 90 Dollars ocbt
eiHcm sertifi3irter GScs au' etue gGttEeberoe
4anI ais elnt garautte odfiir, ods penE has
aHnehni uraennHluner ruTo, etr aoHtratt etli'
pegdngeu IgeroeH tplrb.
GouIe trseuoein angebof sIuiSoerute'eH tper'
ben, banr rpiro fule5er Gbe6 an ben Rieter re-
men meroeH BARN ptTo ioI1eC gbeS mad su.
frteocrffeQenheT ausfabrung uub Sttsrfieuuna
beg Hor.rufts surucerfiaftet.
gtefer niit'en 5ufrlebeuii.Terbe Seueffe bet.
hriHee1, hes Ge i'm SiaTbe finb. bic bon tbHcu
pcrInilate Irbett ausfiib<Su al fbureT
@ieter iiro gebdieu, ote aeerutier {Sprnulare
All qehruuheH, on !etne GHberen eTfgeaeuaerou'
men iaerben.
Der 9irettor Of gubIic Serbice bebdIt fd5 bas
Re5i nor, irgeHoeiH ober ale gngebote gu oer'
rerfer.
Sm snf.raac oes Girec;ors Of 8ubIic Ssrbtct.
Zen 81. SeptsIIbsr 1911.
22,2e GutIrerber Gierf.
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geissIitbs gefnnutmac,uua.

R3erFiepeIte etnsebcte tDerheH entaeaeneenonp
men In Der Office bes Sirector Of puhIic Ser'
bee. EtaSt0aue, Cincinnati, Chic, Bis II ubr
AstttopS am Y fFreitGa. ben 9. Gftcber 1911.
fir Me RstniguHe bon gIIBstterueH @obreH Itrb
Spectal gn'ttHGs unb geuilien in foI6eH Stra'
zen, fpie es Der Sirecirr Of 4u5Iic seroics be-
fsiHmen mag. NH nTbere psrf6ieoenGfIse bop
nit In @sr5nouHs 'f!ebeFbe erbett fir bas
a3oijerperforgungsvFuif Der gtaot Gineirnan,
4onnlilfoH 9oAnin, Gtlo.
GIaHe, Spe5ifitnticner uro ssorrnrInre fins
5u erbaIten tn ber Office hes SeTer uasE5Hverl IN.
teroerfter ben 9adferperfe
Seees gtueebct NUT ben oouen ghdmeH ieoer
SeIeufbaft pber Sefeai6aften, tueIhs bas Anaes
bot MAIDEN, forue Bon alien gSerforsH de Hf
odran iHteref'iren srihaIten nuo mnf berIetiei
feiu nit einer sfirGftbdf in Der Eur,1ne bon
81 900 90 Dollars ohsr siner1 5srttti 3trfeH gtec
ouf eine guiftebeHDc BaHi, als etne go.
rartie oafar, ons fusnn elm ginee5ot uagsnom,
nsn nirb, sin FpHtraft eroe9aHgeH fperoeu
lpiro.
grrte ;rssnbetu gneebot ourldatp.efen fpsr.
7ourEirt, itrb ionte ireenoeiF Mnpebot aneencm.
rleH iperoen, BARN luirb fai6er Apec nan su.
frieberitsaenbe- sln.fhsrurq uHo Sioerfisl lIana
beS AontraftS auritderitaitet
fteter urlieH etreu 6ufrieoefGie 1eiroeu 9s.
ipets bon tbrer Gubtg.et Iiefe<u nm folps
alnlie eIhsu .Dts oerldngt su bsjorgef.
Gleisr fIiIb ge6niter, DIE nebrl1tfeT Eorrlgia.
re gu aebroahen ea .eine anosseu ertesgefee,
Ser pirector Of gu5Iie serrtte beb6It ad
cas Rett oer. trgeHseiH cher ale Gnss6ote %
/ Sm Quftrpae oes Director OF gu5nc serp.ce
Sen III. GeptsnIber 1911.
| g. G. Cline,
1 22,2s Grtttrerbsr Glerf
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fHint cretnan, sc 2s1i- 9Hrf mtlat
~ hfr Tissfieg Of Nublit Eartes aafbctifn uHe
aretnisen nire sinsn aonirait t'Htuetten nHp
eastafbhrtH In ntbsrtsRti timmaHa nisi etr Btssss
tlt eie @trhtHttune htt freHt EtTcss, bon etr
Sttnf Gutr bis lur 2ibttip 5irast.
Sti tg btihlcHen rea rem s,aetratt etr Staff
Cincinnati, etaa. Chic 3ipsipriittl btr srndtlisn
Witgiisesr oartH hbfrtiut Hmfutl
stfiieu J. Ras esg gftttor nF 9Hbiit Gsrnios
biumtt auihotthft HHb nHstmttltH trtrh. ssHsH
aouire!i tinspashsn una Gaslu'nsrFH, N ushstttns
ttmmuRs init beu' Bsistt far ttt aerbtAstnue
htr GraHt Strabs. rem tsr 1hsne Mhtr eis tur
gbtrip cttass bate f,EAttlane slnv efrN3rfteu
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