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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

During the last session of ths
legislature che senators and repre-
gcniatives. dlkFersrding the adFics
of the 10 mbcr from Bennington, sut'
"a county tar Of six cents on a
dollar, accounting 70 almost ss,eget
70 ray for repairs already made and
To make a few more" THAT two
yemA ago similar amour, was rails,
cd and practically most Of the mon,
Nha wasted except that put Into ~
new vaults" and that The assist
ant judges are preparing 10 nc
ahead aud blow IN few more thou
sand dollars and close b suggest
ing that the taxpayers OF the coun
,y look this matter fquarcly II the
face, or do they desire TO follow
he advice OF Hapgood, Archibald
and others and waste their money
withou, results. just 90 prove that
they can.
WIN AaS lNcptNl w AN8 Iestt~r
ton representative. il seems IN this
matter In the legisla,ure.he atood
Alone 30 far as Bennington County
members were concerned. and II IL
gratifying TO the assistant judges
that their constituents placed their
confidence IN them TO allow them tc
make some repairs on the county
buildings contrary to the advice OF
our esteemed frlend.the Bennington
representative. One would Infer
that all the money for the past few
year had been spent repairing the
bennington County Court House. He
mentions In addition 20 the $500
wo years ago and the $4,000 voted
his year some $1,000, AL OF whicl
would have gone long way toward
1 new Court House" Either the
Bennington representative got the |
wrong information or his imaglnatio1l
wrong. Covering perio1
4 three years from December Isl
1907 to December LIST 1910. the to-
al amount of county orders drawn
vas s5,962,s2 for all purposes, This
includes all repairs on both Court
iouses, the entire expense of keep
ng them. the expenses OF both pro-
)ate offices, Insurance, water rents
( jail, telephone rentals, furniture,
lesks, typewriters-in fact all the
neidentals connected with both
court Houses, including prln ing b,
bennington Banner and Manchester
iournal, Only about $4,000 was ex
ending for repairs and plumbing &c
he Bennington Court House and |
iail during said period Of three
ears, and about $500 Of this was
expended in 1909, by order OF the
tate board OF health, In repairing
he plumbing which was rusted out
~ long years OF use.
c. d. KENT.
One of the Assistant Judges.
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ARLINGTON.

P. II. Thompson spent saturda,
In Bennington.
james Cantweli is quite III a
hls home here
Mrs. d. Babcock is spending {
'ew days out OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Cullinar
Spent Sunday in Troy. N. y.
Charles Toombs was In Ben
ilDgton Saturday on business.
Mrs. Marvin squires visited he.
mother In Bennington recently.
States Attorney wr.. !. Mca.
CHER OF Bennington was In town
tuesday.
Miss Mary Butler Of Bennlng
on visited at Mrs, Margaret Willson
recently,
Ed. culllnan. wife and son Her
mon were in North Adams over Sun
day.
Fred and Albert Hemler we're
IN Bennington Saturday admIring u
tights.
Arthur CuIlinan has been In
Troy recently assisting in DIckin-
sons Brush Shops
P Mahar Of Pouitney was IN
own this past week looking At sites
'of building houses.
Geo. cooledye and Miss Lena
sprague spent the past week at the
Iatters home In Readsboro.
Bcnedics & Curtis have two
contracts for houses 10 be built soon
b. parties in East Arlington.
--F. n. White left Wednesday for
"a exis1aed busintss TIP 10 bis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
NOBODY SPARED.
Kidney Troubles Attack Manchester
Depot Men and Women, oid ant
Young

Kidney Troubles Attack Manchester
Depot Men and Women, Old ant
Young
Kidney ills seize young and OLD
Come quickly with little warning
Children suffer In their eari'
years -
Can't control the kidney secre
lions. 81.
Girls arc languid. nervous, suitel
Women worry. cant do dam
work. -
Men have lame and aching backs
1..e cure for man, woman OF cllo
Ia 10 cure the cause.-The kia
neys. -,
Doans Kidney Pills cure sch
kldneys-- ,,..
ing. - o.a.
Manchester Depot testimony prove
A L, Jenkins. Mckinley Ave
Manchester Depot, Vt, says;
suffered for quite while from sew
ere pains across the small OF ns
bach and a soreness through M
Ikldnaya Learnine OF Doans kid
ney pills, decided 10 give them !
trial and procured box from =
IA. Pettibone's Drug store. ihss
entirely relieved the pain and ~
results were so satisfactory tn ever
wav that | recommend them TO oth
er kldnev sufferers. NO sfinpion
" nv old trouble has ever reap
9eared."
For sale By all dealers. rrtcs
50 cents. Fos,er-Milburn Co, bni-
'aio. New York. sole agents LOT uAe
United States.
Rsnsnb bar the nAns-Dosn ana
taks 10 other.
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homo IN Providence.
Streets opened. houses built
stores opened. ete,. is the rumo
NOW, Seems all right toe. Hope /
10 so.
Miss Edith Walker OF East Ar
lGnrton ,pcnt the latter part of IAst
week with her grandmother. Mrs
Frances coolodgo
IS, c. LanEslow OF Rochester, n
", was In town the first Of the
week ia connection with tho Rcfri.
geralor Factory.
DIR. c, w. Bartlett aud pr,F,
Hurley OF Bennington were in town
Monday ln consultation with DR.. s.
X. Gray In the case OF Cyrus Moifa
DR.. u. II. Stone of Burlington
director OF the state labratory, wa
called to assist Dr. Gray Ia the au
topsy OF Cyrus Moifat on wednes
day OF last week.
Mrs, Richard Leake, Miss Gcor
gla Leake, Richard Leake, Jr., anc
4riend returned 10 Albany Wednes.
day after spending a few days a,
Mrs loue Phillips.
George Phillips OF Bennington
same TO Arlington Thursday for tn,
.,uIpose Of looking at some masoi
work for Charles Garfield. earpente.
After Visiting at the latter's house
curing the forenoon, Mr., Phillip,
Nth Mr.. Garfield started In the al
,ernoon for the village going Int,
sohn Conroy's yarnish shop. Whil.
n there and during talk, MI
5anfield received no answer from
dr. Phillips, and on turning arou I
.ound him lying on the floor. IA
went to him but foun,
lim dead An inquest was held b.
lrst selectman a. II, Smith and Dl
!. X. Gray and the body was taker
o Geo. Howards residence, Mrs
Howard being a grand niece of th,
deceased.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

Fred Smith is visiting FRIENDS
n Rutland.
Mrs. Olive Warner OF East Poul
10Y is visiting her son, II. l.. War
aer.
The funeral OF Levi Hawks was
leid Sunday afternoon. Rev. David
dughes ofticiated.
&C. u. Bushee. who has been
listing his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jrlanao Busbeo, for two weeks,
daB returned TO his homo In New
FORK.
Mrs. a. L. Wheeler has sold
ler place in the village TO Fayette
.'otter for $1,000, The place will
Je occupied by Mrs. Abbott Robin
son OF Los Angeles. Cal. Mr. Pot
.er's sister.
III. l.. Warner 10 the only as-
pirant for the appointment OF post
master TO fiji the vacancy caused by
The resignation OF {. L. Clark. Mr..
Warner took tho civil service ex-
animation at Rutland. Vt. satur-
day.
--MIss Cassie Brown. graduate
OF the claes Of 1908 OF tho Nurses
Training School OF the Samaritan
Hospital, Troy, N. Y, died Sunday
alght. She was born thirty-three
years ago at Dandy, Vt, where she
spent most OF her life. Besides her
Mrs. Laura d. Brown. Miss
Brown leaves sister. Mrs. George
d. Martin Of Granville. N. r.. and
two half-sisteis, Miss May II. Brom-
ley and Mrs Charlotte Bromley Of
Troy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
WANTS LICENSE FOR THE
DRINKER.
jcheme Of Toronto Pastor Would
Upon Abuse Revoke Permit
To Drink,

Upon Abuse Revoke Permit
To Drink.
Toronto, March 24.-Licenses fol
thinkers IL the idea contributed e
he problem for the liquor traffic b,
he Rev. G.. NJ. Brewin. The clerg.
Toronto have been greatly con
ernad of late at the amount Of al
;oholic indulgence In the city. On'
preacher estimated that 1000 mel
90 home intoxicated every night. Ui
Ter Mr.. Brewin's plan this coule
lot be.
He suggests that licenses be Is
iued to liquor drinkers upon the pa
nent OF nominal fee and tha
hese licenses be produced whenever
drink is purchased. The licen
jes would be suspended for occasion
Il intoxication and cancelled foi
labltual inebriety. Accordingly, as
1000 men went home under the In
luence OF liquor In one night 2,o0l
licenses would be suspended the ne:
lay and If they kept 1t up the IL
enses would be revoked and they
could not buy any more drinks, fol
t would be the duty Of the barten-
lers to demand the production OF
licenses before serving the liquor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
Editor Manchester Journal =

editor Manchester Journal
Dear Sir.
In looking through last week.
Journal hoping 70 find an answer Il
Senator C. s. Pages invitation I,
write views upon Canadian Reclpro
city. found none from the farm
lers standpoint. AS the Journa
Is published In the midst of Grang
territory so near the Canadian lin,
As to be vltally interested. this ON
mission might be taken by the Sen
ator 10 mean Indifference ant
should not be allowed to 60. Sena
tor Page says that most OF the new
Senators In Congress and the news
papers are In favor OF the treat.
while numerous letters received
from his constituents are agains
Reciprocity, This statement goe
70 show what every farmer knows
but what the nation refuses TO know
that the farmer from his town meet
ing up through the list, Is the wal
flower OF every political party In A.
erica and is being legIslated out o.
existence. His only show Is In {
dlrect and personal appeal to hi.
Senators 10 Congress. The new
Senators In Congress. referred Il
ly Senator Page, represent the In
flueutial party. the party In powe.
IN the several states from whicl
they come, In other words the mid
dlemans" party and the newspap
ers also, In most cases, find It polio,
70 be organs OF the same parties
The farmer isn't in society, that Il
political society, and finding hii
rights slipping away, one by one
Is trying to regain them through or
ganization. The Grange as yet II
but an infant compared with eithei
the elephant or donkey and about
as helpful. hence this direct appeal
10 the Senator'S. Right here l.
might be well to say that the con
sumer's kicking at the high cost Of
llvinge Is justifiable, but the farme
having no part In the making OF
these prices should not receive tn,
blow. The farmer is offered and re
ceives Just as little for his produce
as he can produce It for. and having
no means. through expert Legislation
OF reaching the consumer, must sci
to the middleman who holds or sell
at whatever price he pleases, To Pre-
tect himself from the cheaper foreign
laborer the American workingmal
formed unions with standard OF
hours and wage. The farmer must
compete with the corporation for this
labor with consequent increase In
the cost OF production. To be able
to stand at all the farmer must, IN
turn defend himself against the pro
duotIon fcheaper lands and labor
Of other countries. candian Recipr
city canot insure lower cost Of lIy-
Ing 10 the tates while no laws ex-
Ist to prevent the middleman buy |
ing and holding hhe Canadian i'm |
por&tion as be docs the American /
product Together the American
workman and the American farmer
'ouid compel legislation by which
hey could Join hands over the
read OF the middleman. After large
legislative appropriations for instruct
ng our youth IN the science ot Az
-ieulturc can we then compel him
o pursue al unprofliAhle yocation1
Why tax the people for these appro
,riaiions unless American agricul-
are Ia TO be live Industry
NJ. T. HERRIcK.
East Dorset. VI
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This VIII Intmes, Mothers.

Mother Gray's Sweet Powders
or Children relieve Feyerishness
Headache, Bad stomach, Teethlnt
disorders, move and regulates th,
Bowels and destroy worms. The,
freak up Colds In "a hours, uset
~ mothers for 20 years. All drug
sists, 25c. Sample FREE. Address
A. s, olmsted. Leroy, N. Y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot-Lase, the aatiseptfc
powder, II reliyos hot. tired, seh-
sng, swollen. sweaung feet, and
.nakes walking easy. 1akes The sting
Jut OF corns ana bunions. Over 80.
JO0 Testimonials. BOLD everywhere.
4bc. on accept any substitute. Sam
Jle FREE. Address Allen s. olm-
Led, LeRoy, N. Y.
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FERTILIZERS ARE CHEAPER

and better. If mixed at home ac-
.ording to some good formula.
Write us and we will give you free,
postpaid, full information about
what to use, how to mix, prices OF
ingredients, etc.
CARROLL 8. PAGE.
"a Hyde Park. VI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30

Nowadays almost everyone Is In
lcrc9tad In Summer Homes" either
al The Saasbpre. mountains o. coun-
try. They viii enjoy reading the
specially written articles on this sub
jest which win be published In add
,ion to the popular regular features
10 the Boston Evening Transcript
o. Saturday, April J.
How ,-s Automobile Hss Helped
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
An OPEN LETTER

To The Darlington Banner
IN the issas of March 18th We
slad the following regarding the Bei
llns,oa County Court House;
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
For Your Easter Outfit.
Make Your Selections Early, And
If You Make Them Here You
Cannot Help But Make
The Best.
Our Spring Suits and Coats

For Ladies and Misses arc selected with the greatest care
from the most reliable and reputable manufacturers and style
experts The materials models and workmanship all re.
present the most becoming s les from the Metropolis mog
inc yourself in one Of our attractive SUITS your appearance
will surely please you to your hearts content They sell
themselves All they need is to be shown, they do their
own talking
Fancy and becoming Waists in Silk, Lace, Fine
Net and Muslin in large variety. Beautiful
Neckwear, Belts and Gloves in all the latest and
Up-to.date colors. Best values and satisfactory
results are something you can always depend
on.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
Sugarota Dairy Feed.

70 hhu yen VIII always INSIST upon get
ting IL.
Sugarota Dairy Feed.
This Feed contains 1879 Protein
aud " frd ~ lhe best advantage when
mixed With !. Cotton Seed Meal,
We also handle the following brands
of Flour
Cvrpsoia. rlilshurys Best, Wash,
burns snpreme, Snow Flake aud
Electric Light. Fancy Pastry,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1911-03-30
ShaW'S Furniture
Store
For your Floor wants this
Spring.

have large variety of floor coverings
including a new, fresh line of China, Jap
anese, Fiber and Crex grass mattings from
16c. to 49c. per yard.
Art Squares in Tapestry and Shirvans. sizes 6x9,
7ssx1Os, 9x9 and 9xl2 f., also fine assortment of small
rugs in Crex grass, Shirvans and Wiltons.
Iinoeums, oil cloths, and the new covering called
"Congoleum for hard
A nice variety OF borders for squares. Stair car
pcting and cottage carpetng prices from 1Sc TO 45c
yard.
have the largest assortment of samples i'm Tapestry
Verona Plush Dcnms and imported Creons ever shown
In this section More than 100 varieties select FROM
Don't fail To and see them.
lot of couch and portierre curtains Just
in Headquarters for Furniture Sewing Machines, Go
Carts, Pillows Mattresses, etc.
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SuGAROTA CALF MEAL.

Have yea ever tiled i, Il not. DO
50 and Yen pillnlwsys insist upon &c,
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Giienbabll TabIp.an.
S. C g. g. gaaa.

5. G 6. q. 8a5n,
anf,tnft-
J2o.3 -8om Norben. .6.45 oberbs
geo. 81 Som Nproer1. -. .6.45 mora
sto. 7-Socal boi, Searne. 1000 mora
9fo. 9-2ocal bon Baleitine. :.
:. :.1G.45 nbenos
go. f. Bon Merifo. ..1.5O 1ad,,r
gto. 12-SoeaI bon 2areoo (gemiibtj
800 mlor9.
4bfabrt =
yeo. f. gab benz giorben. .1.55 nnthm
20. g. Nad benz Norben. s. 90 1obenos
Mo. Social mad Baleitine. 80 mosa
Ro. 10 ggpreb nn9 &earne. :. !.
So. !. ;. 400 n1crs
So. 5 -gtad @egifo. 90 mora'
No. 11--2ocal na6 2are6o (genridt)
q 90 of1eu0S
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sllamu sinmipriide.

Sas Srinfem lermt ber WscmIdJ smerit,
Giel ip1ter crit bas GiIer,
S'runi ipl er oanfbar einit ais 9reis
Sas Srtnfem nidJt ergeiien.
Snmal linn friifh u mo uinft
Sn alien @irtslofaIen
llno es linn bell entgegenbltnft
Sn berrliden Epfnlen.
@er eimem Apfel idjalf mnb lin midlt int,
Cine Snngfram lie6t unb iie nid)t tiF,,
6at u III un0 fd]enft uidlt Elm -
Wtit benz innh' ippl niG]t ridJtig iein.
User ieinen Surit redJt l5id)en mill,
Der trinfe upn " a M piel.
Gs lit elm 2abetranf fir Mae
SesbaIb iueitbin fein Sob erihallc.
Ses iiiprsens trinf idj alamo,
Sd trinfs ST titittag tpie6er
llno abenos bin idJ ftets bnfiir,
Gs siebt mir Mlmt NIB 0ie6er.
gtn Id, tranria, trinf idj sflamu,
yin I'd, fr1bltdl, trint ids aud,
Mlip, 0aR ids innier trtnfe
st bel mir NAL 8rand.
Gin Bier, bus !Sopfeu bat unb 0,erite
3as tit has 4lamp,
llno bah mfrs bier friid baben t5nmen.
9es BIN idl bait 10 frpb.
q lomu, BIZ feiner gropfen,
Y nj 0, bn pradlt'ger Sranf,
Sbne bidl fDnnt' idl nift Ieben,
9as erflar' idl hermit franf.
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: + >.

9os arin1inaI @ppeIlations-
geridt bot iest enosiiltig iiber 6as
Referendum" enti6ieoen. Die gnt-
ideionng mlsr6e in Dem Dallaier
5elepbon SaIl abgegeben, lit aber
piel beitimrnter itno meitgebenoer
als oie borberige gntideiounq bes
Supreme @eridts. Sic lagt fla1
uno oelitlid, baB Die v9feferenoum"
'9eItimnllng uno Die .Mecaa- -8eItim
uling IN itabtiiben Gbortern nidt
fonititutionell ieien. Die gntidei-
oitng lit fir ben getpobnlihen Men-
i6enperitaslo iebr idper su perfte-
ben, iit ubT abgegeben nno miro
beaf)tet lperoen nliiiien.
01lrd cine Jabofspfeife, bon
Der er glaubte, oaB lie ousgebranni
lei nno Die er oesbaIb in Die ga
Idle itedte purben bic &leioer oes
III Der @egeno BON Bartlett mobnen.
ben oeutiben Sarmer Otto Spin,,
in 9rano gelett. Spinn ernpfing
Ihmer5bafte @erIesunsen. Ser ltn-
fad paiiierte, als Spinn am 8abn-
bof in Bartlett auf oen 3ua ipdr.e.
te, init Dem iein 8ruoer fomnlen
iol(te.
s0er Sefferion Club in 0al-
las bot Staatsienator McNealus
| ols Msaporsfanoioaten oufeeiteIlt.
Gin setpiiier Sole 9ere5 iii
/ in Brownsville itnter Der Mnfla0s
oerbaftet, nit Dem Diebitabl pou
5litten, Yiitolen uno @eunition ons
Dem Gbanibers'ihen giienmaorelt
@eidaft in SarIinsen in 9erbii
oitng 81 fteben.
ssn @alpelton itorb ssrou SO,
bolna Salfenbagen, Die @ittpe Dor
sSriebrid SaIfenbogen, ieit pieIel
Sabren cine @eipobnerin Ser Golf
itaot.
Der Store BON s. 90. Diro,
IN Soneriet ipurbe NIT ieinem ge
iommten SssnboIt bonn 5euer ger.
fort. Der Shaoen bel1uft lid, au
$1,000 bis $4,000.
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INTO bradten tin no9 Soirbonfs,
no lein 2eben eerettet tprrbe. Gil
SUB n11bte allerbings omputieri
pcroeu. Gie 9teiie tpnroe bei elmer
Semperatur bon IS @roo lultes
geua aemadt, 10 BOB iogar ei,1ige
Der @u11oe erfrorelL aber oie Gol-
oaten pagten oas llnternebmen
Ooh, obipol lie ul1ter BEN Signal-
oienit=Gegulationen ni6t notige bot
ten, ibr Sboa1 5n perlaiiel1, tpenil
oie Semperatur nrebr ols pier5io
8ra0 inter gful mar.
sfus ct. 2ouis meloet nan:
Ger Staot gerbono bes Deut{d.
9lmerifoniid)en 9tational @unoe5
faBte in Der 1elesatetlperiamnl-
lung, Die in Der st. 2ouis Surn.
.hane abgebalten uuroe, einen ae,
barniihten 8roteltbeidluB segen Die
@iafiirberrid)ait ouf Der gintponoe.
rer=Sniel Gais sslano. Ser We-
iGluB tprrbe bon gilbert bon Sage.
nonll ei1lgebrabt uno nod einge
6en6er geiprebung Ser unipiiroi.
gen 8ebanollnng, ipelder oie Gin
iuonoerer bel ibrer Mnfitnft in Seem
Yorf allsgeieet lino, bon ben 9ele=
goten einitinnllig aneenomnnen.
Gpntre-9lonlirol Sugo Otter.
balts, Der &onmanbont bes Morine-
bofes auf Wtare Sslon0, lit BON
Marine @tinilter Meper gum Nad-
folger oes Gontre-g[omiraIs Seaton
Sdroeoer oeligriert iporben fir oas
Sberfonlnonoo oes atlantiihen @e-
idfpaoers. glolira[ Oiterbaus miro
oell 9berbefe6l ON eriten Sum- iibere
nebnen.
Gie Grtlboft @bite Sprihgs,
5lay iunroe orr6 eitt @roBfe,.er
fuit aun5 einseaidert, oas I'M @e-
l6aftsoiltrift ieirten 9lufona noIln
unb 28 groBe @eballoe, meiit (Sc-
ldaftsbolier uno auBeroem ptes
groBere Souriltenbotels- 5erltorte.
gerihieoene @dite bes eille,t oer1el.
ben fonnten nit Wsiibe serettet mer-
ben lll1b erlitten teilneiie Ser
letungen. Der s1aoen miro fi5
auf etipo 100000 belaufen.
Sn gbieago bat iif) eill ge-
piiier 5rieori1 Maus, eill iebr rei-
der Monn, Ser friibere grdlibent
Der aeap-Maus Company uno jet:=
ger 9ireftor Der Scitap Steel aao
Sron Company, erfhoflen. Man
glaubt, oaB Der @ram iiber ben 8er-
luit ieiner Srou i'm in oen Sob
gctrieben bat.
Sobn sbarp @iliams, oer
fiintige 8unoesienator bon Miifii-
lippi bot iid in elmer sRebe Dor
Der ySontbern Merhants Gonpen-
tion" IN Noibpille, setrn., nit gro-
Der gntihieoenbeit fir Die Gin
iiibrung Der g afetpoit ausgeipro-
den.
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in alnertfot1iiden Safen au Sell ge.

moroen lino.
Die @robe 0erIirer StraBell.
babn @eiellidaft bat, lout ibrcnl
ioeben neroffentlihten 9eridt, iul
perfloiienen Sabre einen 9feingc.
minl BON 5ebneirbalb Million,ig
Marf ersieIt. sic erfldrt eine 0i-
bioenoe bon 81a Yroaent, na6reno
oieie i'm Sabre 1909 MIR S14 Iro.
gent betrue.
Ser oeutlhe 9ronprin5 @i(-
beln. Der ieirle Gltreife ipegen Der
Beitgefabr atlfgebelt nauBte, bat bon
gonlbop Die $einlfabrt ongetreten.
Die 6obrt eebt our6 oen sue3=aa-
nal nod Qegppten, ipo Der &ron-
prin5 nit ieiner @en1abIin 5uiafn.
nentreffen piro; BON bort reifen BEL
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