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The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
County News
FROM OUR EXCHANGES
MIAMI

MIAMI
A mad dog scare Is responsible
for the killing Of number Of
dogs in the Ayres neighborhood
thip week. Considerable excite
mup, prevaile'l among the people
III, e, perhaps more than the
facts .in the case would justify.
" .dnesday a pet dog of Amos
Sulhvan's slipped u behind HE
little daughter, Riva, an bit her
on the hand. He brought her 20
town yesterday and p!a- ] her
under the care OF DR.. F. II. 3 III
van. DR.. Sullivan took the l.t'le
girl 70 Kansas City yester1a
afternoon to take the PasteuT
treatment as precautionary
measure.----Geo. (Tudel Thomas
colored, lost his residence in the
western edge OF the town by fire
Monday evening. The fire origin
ated in the kitchen, catching at
the flue when a fire hal been
started in the cook stove. When
discovered the whole roof OF the
kitchen was ablaze and little time
was given for getting out the
household goods. Several small
outbuildings were also burned.
The house was a five-room frame.
There was no insurance.---Th
sale OF the John W. Roe property
Saturday at the home south OF
town was quite well attended, the
weather being especially favorable
for the occasion. While every
thing sold at fair prices, 1t was
noticeable that live stock did not
bring the high prices that have
prevailed at the many sales earlier
in the 'season.---Frank Carver
who works at o. c. Chilcott's liv-
cry stable, was quite sick the
first OF the week. He has recover
ed.---Chas. Jackson, civil en-
gineer, son OF q. N. Jackson oi
this city, has been employed or
the Panama canal. He and his
wife sail for Panama May Co.,
Mrs. j. J. Bristow has not beer
In vigorous health for some
weeks. She has suffered with
weakness of the heart much
since her severe spell OF pncumor
lia.-News.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
Hit by Train, Then Drowned

jefferson City, May 1i,-After he
had been run over by a freight
train, a stranger dragged himself
to the river and was drowned
here early today. The body has
not been recovered. Letters found
on the river bank, probably
thrown out OF his pockets so that
his body might be identified,
bore the address Frank Bernthaler
Palestine Texas. His hat was
found near the letters.
Trsinmen saw the man fall nn-
der the train while trying to
hoard 1t. AZ soon as possible the
train was stopped and the train
mon returned TO- the scene Of the
accident, but the man was gone
Blood on the ground indicated the
course ne had taken. He waa
trailed 10 the river bank. Here
the nnarks Of his hands were seer
| IL ths mad. Hls kat and the let
ters were lying near,
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
By HAMLIN GARLAND
cop,rish,. 1910. by H.mlin o.r,.nds

Joe. VINO did not like the position In
which he stood NJ respecting Lee. here
made an offer Of aid II don't suppose
my word is any good now. but II you'n
het me do II I'll 20 vut and round up
Judge Higley. think I know where
(be is"
To this Lie objected. You can't
do that, Ross; you better hold the fort
here till morning"
Lee was rather sorry. too. for young
Gregg, who bore his buffetinR with
the imperturbable face Of the heroes Of
his class. He had gone into this en-
terprise with much the same spirit in
which he had stolen gates and mis-.
placed signs during his brief college
career. and he was now disposed Qn
the presence OF pretty girD to carry
II out with undiminished impudence.
at only means a fine. anyway" he as
sured himself
Cavanagh did not trust Gregg.
either, and as this was the first time
he had been called upon to arrest men
for killing game out OF season he could
not AFFORD to fail OF any prccnution.
Tired and sleepy NJ he was he must
remain on guard. But you and your
daughter must so TO bed nt once" he
urged.
Lie. under the spur OF her dram,
talked on with bitter boldncss. berat'
ing the town and It's people. Gregg
listened 10 her with expressionless Wis
age. his eyes dreamily fixed on Lees
face. but his companion. the old herd
er, seemed to palpitate with shame
and fear. And Ross had the feeling nj
the moment that In this ragged. un
kempt old hobo was the skeleton OF
one Of the old time heroes. He was
wasted with drink and worn by wind
and rain. but he was very fur from
being commonplace.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case OF Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure.
+. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o,
We the undersigned have known
+. J. Cheney for the last Is years
and believe him perfectly honor
able In all business transactions,
and financially able to carry out
any obligations made by his firm
Walding, Kinnan x Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo o
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by al
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills fol
constipation. au
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
SLATER


Joseph Huff, of Gillian, who
10 pioneer in this part OF
Saline county in the way OF con-
structing a silo, is so well
pleased with the one he erected
more than year ago that he
has desided to build another.
A number OF his neighbors see
ing the good results have also
decided to- build this sumner or
flv. Among them are VIM.
Lee, VIII j. Chandler, A. r.
Maddox and Henry De:s. Mr..
Huff says that with the aid OF a
s.lo ten acres of land will feed
80 head OF cattle.---Harry Will
Eams, principal of the Slater High
school for the past year, has been
elected by the directors OF the
Gillian public schools as principal
for the ensuing year at salary
OF 500 per month c. w.
P-uckner, formerly OF Higgins
y,e, has rented the building va
ca,el this week by Arthur Baker
and WI put in a stock OF gener--
al merchandise about the first OF
June.----Adolph Scholz left here
Tuesday morning for a trip to
Oklahoma.-Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

st. Charles Is to have a posts
savings bank. 1t is the third IN
the state to be thus honoreds and
Il is announced that II will be
open for business June list.
A strange disease among horses
has been raging in the Elm Point
vicinity in st. Charles county of
late. Nine horses have died ON
Hanley Farm during the past sew
eral months, and others are bec0m
rng affected.
The Boone county grand jury
examined 152 witnesses recently
in an endeavor to learn socze-
thing about the illegal sale of
liquor. In their report they
warned the physicians TO go very
slow with prescriptions.
Warden Andrae OF the Missou-
ri state penitentiary says that he
will have 1900 idle prisoners ON
hand when the new law relating
TO the working of convicts goes
into erect. They VIII nave tobe
supported by the state at an au-
nual cost OF s35,0O0.
A plot Of ground on the state
farm at Columbia, after Il years
of straight cropping in corn. pro-
duced III bushels per acre.
Another plot beside II was rotat-
red with corn, wheat and clover,
produced 5o.7 bushels per acre,
while a third plot with corn.
wheat, clover and barnyard MA
nure made. 77.6 bushels. In the
light of these facts the farmer
who continues his land in corn
for years is not only robbing tis
soil but he Is also robbing his
pocketbook.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
CHAPTER XII.
THE LAW STEPS IN.


|" Lie nv the hurry Of feet
along the walk threatened
4 L another attack, Ross Cava-
nagh again drew his revolver and
stood ut guard. and Lie. recovering
her own weapon. took a place by his
side.
With the strength OF bear the new
assailant shook the bolted door. "Let
me inv' he roared.
Its dadr called young Gregg. Go
away. you chumpr
Let me In or I'll smash this door,
retorted Gregg.
''You smash that door. old Bullfrog,"
announced Lie. "and I'll carry one Of
your lungs away. II you want to get
In here you hunt up the judge OF this
town and the constable"
The old rancher muttered fierce
curse. while Ross explained the situa-
ton. "Pm as eager to get rid Of these
culprits as any one can be, but they
must be taken by proper authority.
Bring a writ from the magistrate and
you may have them and welcome"
Gregg went away without further
WORD, and Lie said; Hell find Hig-
LEY II he's In town. and he is In town.
flor I saw him this afternoon. He's
h.iding out to save himself trouble"
Lee Virginia. with an understanding
OF what the ranger had endured, ask
ed. Cant l get you something TO eatf
Would you like some coffeeY'
II would indeed" he answered. and
his tone pleased her.
4 She hurried away, to get 1t, while
Cavanagh disposed his prisoners be-
4 hind couple OF tables In the corner.
II guess you're In for night OF IT,"
he remarked grimly. $50 make your
selves as comfortable as you can.
Perhaps your experience may be a
discouragement 10 others of your
kind"
Lee returned soon with pot OF
fresh coffee and some sandwiches. the
sight OF which reused young Gregg to
the impudent remark: "Well. notice
that! And we're left OUT" But Ed
wards shrank into the shadow, as II
the hight hurt him.
Ross thanked Lee formally, but
there was more than gratitude In his
glahce. and she turned away to hide
hen face from other eyes. Strange
PLACE 1t was for the blooming OF loves
ros|es. but they were In her cheeks al
sht faced her mother. and Lie, will
fr{sh acknowledgment Of her beauty
brbke out again; "Well, this settles II
rh going to get out OF this town
d@arie I'm done. This ends the cat
IL country for me. ought to have
rned you back the day you iandet
6ere."
The feet halted. A sharp rap sound
X "a on the door.
.Whos thsrsY' demanded Like.
/.The IAwr' replied : whsesy voice
a "Opsn In TIE name Of the lawW
Il "It's old HiBiey,v announced LIZ
SOpen the door, ROSS
"Come In, law" she called ironical
II as tho justice appeared. 'You iool
= lind OF mice eaten. but you're AZ ~
4 ja3 this blame town can sporf. COM
/, a Ind do your duty"
EFlgIey q tai man with Fu1t
~ bwn beard. very much on hIs az
|I ~ sntsrsd thS room. followed By
"a bullet hsadsd cltissn n q run
hlps asif WITH = ~ ssaz Sn g
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
Starts Much Trouble

If all people knew that neglect
of constipation would result In
severe indigestion, yellow iaundice
OF viruient liver trouble they
would soon take DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, and end 1t. Its the only
safe way. Best for biliousness,
headache, dyspepsia, chills and de
bility, csc at p. H. Franklin's.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Miss Mabel Smith the east side
milliner, will place on sale to-nBor-
row morning one hundred trim
med hats OF pronounced style and
quality at one-third and one-hsif
off the original prices. Great
variety, both large and small
Also large assortment OF untrsm-
med hats.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

The Tom Thumb wedding at
the opera house Friday night by
local talent was a splendid sue
cess in every way. The children
were well drilled and in their glory
There was plenty OF fun from the
start to finish. For the uninform-
ed we will say that the parts were
taken by children aged 8 TO Q
years, dressed in grown-up styles.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
RLACKWATER

Miss Lorine Frazier came down
from Marshall Saturday morning
and went to Arrow Rock in the
mail hack. She IL making her
home with her aunt, since her
mothers death. - DR.. Fulton
Williamson who visited his parents
!. n. Williamson near Nelson a
few days passed down Monday
going TO Evansville, Indiana. His
visit was surprise 70 his par
ents and regrets that he could
not visit longer-News.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
Eczema

Yields readily to DR., Bells An
tiseptic Salve. You see an inn
provement after the first applica-
ton. We guarantee it. 1t is clean
and pleasant to use. 25c box.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
NELSON

NELSON
While cutting timber Friday
afternoon on their farm, on route
one, Frank MARI had his shoulder
thrown out OF place. They had
cut down tree and IN its fall
split, part OF 1t being caught on
another tree. Mr.. Marr climbed
up to cut it loose and as he was
striking at II with his AK he came
near falling. In order to prevent
II he thrust out his right arm
against the tree to regain his
balance and in 80 doing renched
his shoulder out OF place. ---
While unloading ties off the
work train, between this city and
Napton Tuesday, Greek was
accidentally struck in the head
with one, as it fell from the door
of the, car, cutting long cash
in his head and crushing the skull
against the brain. He was taker
to the hospital that evening or
No. S1.--Record.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

-. bssa uss1 Ier evsr sIxTY.yIyH MAJ q
nifxioxs u noTxEEs q sssIs QzuF FgsN VIII.
j2s sSSIiIIfE SHES SssIS W SEaS I'd Al sY f2lE
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

I1r0 ana uOZen y. us HunS couiu bc
seen. Sam Gregg. the moving cause OF
this resurrection Of law and order, fol.
lowed the constable. Higley opened
upon Cavanagh. "weil, sir, what's nj
this row? What's your charge agains
these mcnT
killing mountain sheep. caught
them with the head OF big ram upon
their pack"
MAKE him show his commission
shouted Gregg Hes never been com.
pnissionel. Hes no game warden"
Higiey hemmed. 'T-ah-oh his au.
thority is all right. Sam; I've seen IT,
If he can prove that these men killed
the sheep well have to act"
Cnvanagh briefly related how he had
captured the men on the trail. THE
hend Of the ram Is at the livery barn
with my horse"
How about thaty" asked Higley
turning TO Joe.
81 guess that's right" replied the In
solent youth. 1--WE killed the sheep all
right"
L ~ '
like TO offend Gregg, and yet the cnse
was plain. lie met the issue blnndly
Marshal. take these men into Gus
toly." Then TO Ross: Wen rcllcvr
you OF your care. MIR Cavanagh. You
may appear tomorrow at o."
II was a farcical ending to very nr.
dious thirty.six hour campaign. and
Ross. feeling like n man who. having
rolled huge stone TO the top OF hill
has been ordered TO drop Il. sald. II
insist on the maximum penalty of the
law. Justice IIIgley. especially for this
man," lie Indicated Joe Gregg
"No more snenking. Higley." added
Lie. uttering her dlstrust In blunt
phrrse. "you put these men through
or I'll make you trouble"
fIigley turned and with unsteady
solemnlty saluted. "Foar not my gov.
crnmcnt. madam" said he and ~
made exit.
After the door had closed behind
them Cavnnngh bitterly complained
"I've delivered my prisoners over Into
the hands OF their friends. feel like
fool. what assurance have I that
they VIII ever be punishedT
You have IIigley's word" rctortcd
Lie. with ironic infection Hell
fine 'em as much rs $40 apiece aud
conhscate the head. which Is worth
hfty."
40 matter what happens now.
you've done your duty" added Lac
Virginia with intent to comfort him.
Lie. now that the stress Of the bat.
tie was over. fell a.tremble. II reckon
I'll have 10 60 10 bed" she admitted
I'm all In. This night service "
wearing"
She did indeed resemble the wreck
OF a woman as she lay out upon her
bed, her hands twltchlng. her eyes
closed. and Ross was profoundls
alarmed. "You need the DOCTOR" he
urged. LET me bring him"
"No." she said huskliy. but with de-
cision; "rm only tired. I'll be all
right soon. Send the people away
Tell 'em to 60 to bed"
For half an hour Cavanagh remain
ed In the room waiting to see II the
So.'o. ~ W." .s.. shs
Su ~ ~ ..e .na ,,.a ~ .a" s.'asn ~ 80
and tiptoed out into the hall
..s s,on ,n,,,noov os the sh,n
wrscrsd ,ee, after the rescue'
when ,hev were ouite alone Lee
sa,d "you must NOT o, out into The
strss,s ton,gbt"
.Tbere,s no danger These boodlum,
wor,d NOT dare 10 nttack me"
! .Nsrar,na,oss Won sha,, not gow sb,
asc,ared Wait a moment" she com
msnded and re-entered her mother,
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
HoUsToNIA

Miss Mabel George a Sweet
Springs young lady, who has
been living with George Idol and
wife near Hughesville, for sew
al months, and Grover Thomas a
SON OF LeCran Thomas and wife
OF the same neighborhood were
married in Sedslia Wednesday,
Houstonian.
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Gntelsifung Der Gar bon ibrem Gis
geInleubert unb fhtper inntrIld psrs
lebt. Sts perlangt $4,000 Gdobsn~
eriaB unb $1,000 fur 3eitperluit etc.
Sn elmer Siguns bss Staotraths
purben aeftern abeno bic aHsebots fiir
ben autduf Der 100000 Deppu part
Bombs se0ffnst. Gs iparen bier gns
eebote sineelaufsn. Das bette ausebot
fam BON Der l. Rational 8ant tn gop'
iRgton fir paripertb uno 3initn.
- GbeTaeint. @soree SperItreet,
AZ, BON st. North, 9sras, uub Gtta
Warren, 80, bon Grlauger, ae. Glas
renee g. gaital, 25, uno Gratseotlins,
%, beipe BON Warion, Sno. Sltper
.. Soanslstt, Is, unb Srace Sane
aesh, q, bsios BON Subianapolis ,Snb.
- glit elmer t6ptlihen SduBrpunoe
IN Der Ragsnssgeno tpuros seitsrn
9o6t WtIIarb gIbrio, % Sabre oil,
BON Stbron. nabs BIO Bone Springs,
gpone gountp, Gn., mad nsm hislieen
ct. GliIabetb 6o1pitaI gsbrad,t Dte
perlautet, lit GlhriD psrbetrotbet uno
irll anssblih 3piF;ieisitsn nit fsiuer
5rau gsbabt babsn. Or. Sobn Wsur'
man sntfernts bic auseI. GIottos 90.
ter ift elm anssftslItsr i'm Granb Gen.
trail 8ahnboi in Cincinnati.
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SeHebae nab Gastca.

- G. Siraub, 6. Sitter uue u.
8ruedsr BON 8snspue fino Ron Der
asntudp Stote College gum Ssuf
bier stnestroffsu.
- Stabiratb III. Sriebans BON
gellenue, Der Ti6 i'm Speers 3oipisdl
elmer Operation urt,rSos, iii auf BEN
1sss Der 8tHeruns.
- Die Wohnunssn bon J. Z. VIE.
Der, 325 Tritte qDs., uno J. Sass'
mduer, 324 Tritte ap... 9upton, wnra
t,u pom Ginbrs6srn bsinstIu6t. be
Gus Der Wchnunq uou 5dstmautr s.
in tueribnolIsn MuuSsn uHo pcH Msbtr
SiIbsrnaorsu, SulpsIsn uuo sins llhr
itabIsn.
- asutnont Crtn 5ist ron Der
guubesarmte uuo 5auriIit fnp ron
Der meritaHiifsR grenss nah Stue'
pue suriids.tsbrt
- StasteIert gsors. 9ruHnsa ron
gsIIspus iFt nod Icrtinsoias, Sns..
atrsift.
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Sm itGotiffsn gouami ipurosn ses
fern bic foleenhen gausrIaubnibifets
ne sriptrtt: aHbdu an bic Shule Der
ct. aueuiiinus @smsinoe $50, 600;
Barbara nnD nbeiwlaftinot, Sipeis
sinbaIbft6diessg g5cbnbaus an berR!ots
ter nobe Der Clifton ape. $500; Jr.
Dsber, Sipsi ;peieinbaIbiiodigs WOhHa
bdulsr on Der GtraiforD Ctr. Habe
Der Wornsr Strnbs; u. g. pahonn.
Observation-Disclosures Wobnbdus an Der
Sepitt ndh Der Wolb Ape. $4,000;
u. 8. pohoub. Observation-Disclosures
Nobnhnus an bsrWocoburH nabe Der
Eipnsp aps. $4,000; ". g. pl6pub.
Observation-Disclosures MohHbaus on Der
Woobburn nGbe GtbHep 4pt. $500,
unb u. g. pnhoue. stptitinbaIbfi0dis
ass mobnhdus an Der MoocburH
nabe Der Gienep aDenue $1,000.
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T. o b { u q { o o..

Hie Gspinstuu Cffie. fur sas Gin
Ginuati &Oltsblatt" beiinset fd i'm
@ebduse go. 5O9-511 WnOiiua
aSsuue. anssigeH, WittbeiIunsen
aHe Seiteaaneen irssabwelher art
iperSen bis 10 ltbr AbeHbs Saisiblt
rntgssengsRsmmsR, 3elepbsu SsutB
1884.
Bon einem 3uss erfa Bt.
goparb Sbsrman, 3usmsiftsr Der
6. u. 8. & Z, .. giienbubn, snttam
geitern nabe grIonger, ap., nur nit
fuapper gtptb bem Sobe. Gr polIts
ben Carolina gpe3iaI3ug beit.igen uRo
aing etuem 2OtaI5us aus oem Neg, Gls
eritersr ibn truf unb ouf bic Ssite
fhlsuberte. Gr purbe, nu6bem ibn
Or. Slatsr Don Grldnger tempordr
psrbunosn, mad benz 9uteH Samaritsr
5pipttal, Cincinnati. eebraht. gr srz
lit 9erlesuuger am Ropfs uno stnsH
9oppelbruh oes linten Grmes. Seine
9srleBuHgsn am aopfe i4einsn ssfdbrs
LID 3u fetn.
gunbesqeri6t. 9unbesrihter
Go6ran Dereiolgts geitern bic SPECIAL
9robseitporener, Die Die IdlIs Don 6.
80. Stuart, prditoeut, uno s. 8. gut
d)inipu, &afirsr Der |. RdtiOnal 9ant
in 8urniios, ap., 5u unteriu6eu bGs
ben. Sn elmer friibersn 9roBgsihpOs
reHenfiBuus lpuroen lie unter ben 4ns
tiagsn rpsgsr WiBbraut BON Gelbsrn
Der 8nnt angetIagt. IS puroe isooh
BON ben Anndlten Der 8siauloiqten
gintpano pseen tsdniibsr seblsr erhos
ben unb srnanuts Der Ri6ter Sps8ials
9rpbesihDorsns, Die esitern bic Qus
eeiegsnbeit unteriuhtsn unb an Qahs
mittag bier antIagen seg.n Stuart
nnb 5ut6inion srboben. Sic tperosn
esmstnidaftli6 bef6ulDist ON II.
Suni 1909 5000, am "a. Wedi 1909
$1,000. am II. Ds3enbsr 1908 sstpiFe
Summeu etc. uno am l. SUM 1909
$1,000 gum 8sitsn Der SuntIngton.
QroDiiion G. SopD 60. in Wsft 9irgts
pia unesf.slih gebudt 5u babsu,
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eism., pou gb. Wl. gaiDtpsG, ses.n bic
rs. 81. 8. unb z. 9. eiien6abn fir
$4,000 S6abensrfas fir bic 1Ootune
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sSaa Don gbarlss Sastins stg.n bic 6.
d 8. Giienbabn fir Shaosnsriag
ipurbs auf aHtrag Der annGIts an oas
HsntDu gireuiissridt psrtDiefsR.
Gr. Samss Rpan bonn ct. gIiias
beth 5ofpttat mafte stnen sy.bltritt
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- eliiabst6 4rtsnau rei6te i'm Cir
euitgeri6t etns atag. nuf Shnbsners
faB ssgeH bic 2ouisDiae & QafbDils
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&C Gunter ein. SR 5olse bes GriDeis
tetns pts s, & u. Tunnel OH Der
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- 1rou 9eriho Qsnrtin. BON 80.
610 3lptite glpsnus. 1ontDn, ertisIt
geiierH ale Tire Mndrsn nsbfi $3.50
3nriid, bic ibr Dor siutsen Wchen ge<
itobIen fpurben. als iie erfrahie lag
alles pOr ibrtr Sausthiire.
- 5rnu Watilbd Uipsrs, bic b.inas
be 100 Sahr alt mar, itarb geiteru TIT
Der Mpbnung ibrsr Schtsr Jrau
amanba gtd, RO. 628 3tpsits gpsnue.
Dantpn. Jbrs ainber, Gntel unb llrs
sntsl tpdrsn sur 3eit ibrts SO. 9es
burtstases Dor brei Monuten ale ans
tpei.np. 5s pobnts bic metits 3eit
hires 2ebens In 3sntudb.
- 2dtprenee SpiBtIburser pertlngte
bic 6. e 8. Giisubsbu duf 3abIuHs
upu $50 fiir Gin piero. oas NIT ieinsn
Sufe in ben GsIsii.n ittden bIieb.
Die 5habensrIastlaae Der 5rieS.
man Ssaiing 60. ssssn bic 6. & 9.
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