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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-15
CHURCHES.

The record FOR yesterday was F,V0l'
which was the highest except Easter
in the history of the schools Of the
city. Come on now, let US make a
good record for the next few weeks.
When the students are gone the
schools are reduced somewhat In at
tendance.
Go to snlder,s Bis Sale Monday. x
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-15

llfi ~ lfSqSSg1S IHaNSlsNtl ASSSfHti
Deeds we're yesterday received, at
lie Office the county clerk for re-
cDfding lis follows:
Il. Hawkins and wife to Miranda
Nj. Hawkins; q parcel OF land In Union
district, Consideration, 81 and other
Valuable consideration.
George Nv. Rudy and wife to Rebec-
ID RadclI "a parcel OF land in VIM
Held district. Consideration, $1,000.
William w. Parrish to Benjamin c.
4 shcraft; d parcel of land on Gray's
run. a branch OF Buffalo creek, In Lin.
coin district. Consideration, $S75.
Mary "a. Watkins and husband to
FriIirmofit and, Clarksburg Traction Co.
( q parcel of land in Winfield district.
liberation, STAND other. Invaluable
Constellation.
d! simon and wife to s. w.
Barnes q parcel Of land in the Simon
aidiiton to the city Of Falrmont. Con-
sideratlon, 500.
Fairmont Rail Company to the Ow-
ems West Virginia Bottle Company, a
Iiareelgoi land ON Hickman's run near
Sltairmont. Consideration, $4,000.
Monohgahela Industrial Company to
the owens West Virginia Bottle Com.
rary d parcel OF land in the Industrial
compahy,s East Side addition to the
city of, Fairmont Consideration, 81
ana other valuable consideration.
Wesley Grub and wife to oliver
RIGGS al ali, d ~ interest in a parcel
81 land ION Laurel. run, a branch OF
sHufEao creek in Warrington district.
Consideration, 81 and other valuable
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BIC CROWDS 1T
FURNITURE SALE
THE MORGAN & HlLLiNesLEA
CLOSING OUT SALE is BRING
ING MANY PEopi-E 10 THE CITY
ia M El 40 NERIisEn.


The closing out sd e Al % Morgan
Biiiingslea Fnfnishing Company
store Is attracting record brea king
crowds. Saturday the crowd was So
large Tint The sales fofee was sltnab le
fo handle the trade aIthougt several
extra sales people were pressed into
service during the day One sot the
clerks inSthe store said This morninE
!that more people attended the sale
lthan we're al the circus the day befores
While this statement Of course e
somewhat exaggerated he was terribly
in earnest when he dropped this re-
maxi. The crowd has been large 81
day today.
R The cashier has card tackled up ~
.his ONCE stating that the sales satslr,
day amounted to $5s151,S2! !,
This sale has been advertised ~, az y
the newspapers published IN Fairmont
ana IN scope and spectacular features
Barnum and Bailey have nothing on
ne sales manager Of this sale.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-15
;WHAT-No SATURDAY NIGHT
BATH? =
AID. in that brought results: 4
WANTED-W0MAN
TO WASH THURSDAY. IS
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
The Mighty Conflict In Mexico Is Not
Overl Oh, No, Indeed.

The Mighty Conflict In Mexico Is Not
Over! Oh, No, indeed.
TOBASCO Center, Mexico, May -.
There was heavy firing heard about
seven miles from this place last night
near the insurgent position, Gen. Ma!
dero, the rebel commander, was firing
his press agent, He claims that the
war has not been getting on the first
pages OF the American newspapers
during the last week. In some In.
stances 1t has been getting away back
on the eleventh, page with the baking
powder ads and the general personal.
~ has not had his picture published
since he took DR.. Hanks Bitters. II
the press agent is going to fall down
continually there is no use In lighting.
There Is q new man on the Job who
used to do the advance stuff for Bling.
line's circus and It Is expected that
the war will be prosecuted With re.
newed vigor.
Gen. Colorado Madero was. wound.
ed yesterday. One Of the women sIghG'
seers made fun OF his uniform, II Is
not expected that he will get over ~
for some time. Col. Paprika charged
the enemy yesterday afternoon, He
charged them 81 for a package ofscig;
arettes and the deep feeling Of hatred
was intensified, 1t is thought the war
will last for some time.
MEXICO CITY, May 15,-President
DiaZ died aagin this morning. Z
Later-President Dlaz who died
this morning went for a long horse
back ride this forenoon and is said to
be in excellent spirits. A two gallon
jug arrived from the United States yes,
terday, :.
President Dlaz says he Will
'resign Z.
Later-What President Dlaz really
said was not reported lnSits entirety
in the earlier dispatch, He said, II
will resign myself to my fate and we
will fight It out to a ,tinish."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-15
"a MISSISSIPPI
ENTHUSIAST
Ms. Lena Gresham. Of Clinton.
Miss, has a Few Facts 70
Tell Our Readers About
Cardul.

fsi;nieFl MIS- trThanis 10 Cardul. "
Whites Ms. efia g ham 81 this place.
Al have been reaIIy Felieyeass
vt suffered iof lire yeaEs from female
inflammation, and had taken nediclse
RON four different physicians Without
much benefit.
~ have received more benefit rom
seven bottle oE essdIit Than from all the
physi eiaTs.
lust try cardui That's alI we ask.
III sneaks for ilseli. L has helped so'
many thousand, must BE- able %
help you.
Trying Cadui wont lIplt you. y i
safe, harmless, gentle In nclion, asla
purely vegetable.
lfyouare veal, TIED down aldonl,
tfy Cardlii.
Ifyou are siclE, miserable ard suffer
from wouianlyg pains lse . eaoaelss
barlache, draggiIg eellHgsi pans "
side, arms, legs saI1sIl.
tits the medicine lot wpmen.
his the tonic ieLyeu
n B.--Wflte Il: dillon Dspi chills;;
Do1ga Medicine Coz Ga ieIll ~ e2ssial
lIstuetioHs, and 6t+pagg book Home .l.ll9lhsnt
u Wous.n sent u "a StglAap qn feoPsAl5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-15
BIG REUNION TO
Be At PHIL|PPI
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED IN cELE-
RRATIoN OF FIFTIETH ANNl-
VERsARY OF FIRST LAND BAT
TILE.

puu1ppI w Va Nav 15-The fol-
,owing condemned program Of exer-
cises tn mark fine celebration week
after next Of the fiftieth anniversary
o. Tho fret land battle Of the Ameri.
ear Civil war, was announced yester-
haze he ceIebration in charge;
fN Monday, MAY 80,
Ganeral assembly, =
Formal opening by president, judge
Aston q. DAYTON. ,,,s..,..i
A' Address Il Welcome n by j. Blackburn s,,ir
Ware! maIyor.. 4 "a ,,af.o,,.
EreefiTgs by j. Hon Woods.
Pasnn0nlsse byy DR. Il. ". II. Kellper,
MfTcIe fnd ,',,5,,
Kink Kelley, ltalloon ascension,
c1Tnedy hay SW atS =, ~. s.l,..a
BnnrIl concert, =
Address by Hon. Stuart f. Reed, OF
Cbarleston.E s''s'" ,y,,-.
7Talks BY oli soldiers, g 10
slide for life. -"
tuesday, NAV so.
Rand CONCERT.
Flag missing.
Address. Hon. o. S. Mckinney, OF
Enirmont.
Children's parade.
Kink Kelley. balloon. Comedy hay
wagon
Addresses by P. r. L. Queen, Flori.
da: DR.. H. Fl. Jones, Wheeling; ]. N.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-15

Band concert.
Ktnk Kelley.
Triple parachute leap.
Friday, dune End.
SC0ld Soldiers Day.
Parade by old soldiers.
Address bysGen, Grosvenor, Ohio.
Slide for life.
Address by c. F. Moore, New York
City.
Old soldiers talks,
Sham battle, General Elliott
address, Governor Glasscock.
At night, Battle Of Gettysburg, by
DR.. r. D. Douthat.
Old soldiers camp fire.
Saturday, June 3rd.
Daybreak, cannonadlng from Battle
Address, President VIM. II, Iat... %
Kink Kelley, balloon. ,sn{g Il
Comedy hay wagon; !.
Addresses, Hon, @. Davis, FL
kiHs, I'm, schoonmak president r ;.
& " q. G,Es r.. r., PittsgIfg ian ,da1
sIatof E. IA. Bennett, Huntington.
Farewell address, Senator Samuel
y E,.B23RGBsE gefEB|ssfRsgf ;slg5Hlssi't1'..!.
electric liheHte, thGde 9ille, AtyH 3
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MISS. VI VERA. JAMESON
QtdhlipuSd EtSm fBkga I94k.B

MdhlipuSd, tom ah8R | gaE.t !.
subscsr4bbtHi6h lMist:. The West V1irglnian
regrets sincerely that 1t is not able to
give prizes to all who took part II. me
oontestJfor all deserve to win 1one or
the coveted prizes and 1t hopes that
those, who did win will enjoy them to
the utmost. t'1 = f'}'"'
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-15
POLICE COURT
SEVEN PRISONERS HEAR THE.
MAYOR PRONOUNCE THE U.s.
UAL FINES.

Jim Shelton and wife were fined
ten dollars and costs in police couSt
this morning for a general mixup on
Jackson street on Saturday afternoon.
They had a big fight and made a gen.
eral disturbance, In the neighborhood
OF the restaurant which they conduct.
There we're FIVE plain ones that got
the usual fines. Y
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OF COURSE THEY ARE.

LADIES iREADYsT0 WEAR HATS.
4pG6t re9t: TX ---dLf- bllss1lp'tf ~!
OBSERVATIONS OIL OLD IcAPIs
i,ts 0pli 9!!GlWAlPPEE..' ltspet sFils
II see that alhahginrS committee has
been Apbointedfof the Paris art! show.
Wells some Of tIteaftistsA deserve IT.
IpNof TELLER 4ilnN1e6k adignified when
his @ifesisbtaller than HE is. When
hank oPdrlyyw6ntssto 0Elss. his wife he
has to, elIfnbYa psteplaHt der He Spit.
lp the6sEepladHer ifdrI klhdling who'd
abaat l1iheteei1 years ago. ilttsf q Hsn
M0ne asdee OF reciprocity tliSS' to- send
titne faito6F socks tbGtAe' llaundry and
get one pair lba6k.F lEzg Ha'tkIns5 sent
his only shirt hasB SieeE and they sent
hinfs back a.oorset doter and BagRas
been wearin' his coat buttoned up
Tight around. his chin rs M llsl *:
There Is nothing in, this world that
has caused so many matrimonial accl.
dents as the klssln' games at the
church socials. Anne Hllliker went to
one twenty-seven years ago. The
next day he went and borrowed 81 and
got married and he has been borrowln
money ever since.
The main thing about mothers cook
In was that a Teller at that time was
always purity hungry. Il
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consideration.
consideration.
Lulu b. Gaines and husband OF D.
L. L. Yost, parcel Of land in the
Watherwax addition to the city Of
Fairmont. Consideration, 1915.
Suit Instituted.

A suit was Saturday instituted in
the Intermediate Court as follows:
Silas w. Madsworth, administrator,
vs.. w. n. Wadswortht et al, ehanceFy;
June rules. NJ. W.togden, attorney for
the plaintiff. g NJ tebf 53'ag
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-15
STRAY SHOTS
COLONEL
lEllEMENTARY BOTANY.

That spring has come what flower y
1t that shows US
The hnttercup! tRanuncllus bulmosis. D
New York Mail,
And this small yellow blossom hard.a'
port Of us2
Crowfoot, b,jlngI (Ranuncuius abor,
vus.)
Chicago Tribune.
still further proof; that yonder bloom
we own Is
The common dandellon tDens leonts9
Detroit Free Press
We need no proof save this one, sweet
est Alice:
We sense the (Convallarla maialis.l
Buffalo News.
In English, plain the spirit Of the hour
or spring comes with the good old eau.
llflower. &.
$1,000 7-77-5' x Z, ~ .stie stltl
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Leonard Merrick, who has come into
prominence in America with he publi'
cation Of Conrad In Quest of HIS
Youth, is a years old and marie e
says his tecreasions consist 81 mpslcS
reading other poop Is Sioyel - and 8 ee;
ing other peoples plays ~ leis
rick spends mos ot hiH time ~ France
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-05-15

REPORT OF S. S. UNION.
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License Issued.

a marriage license was recently Sis
sted byl tie county clerk as f9lloYsi,,
NJ. arle, Metgsn, n and Stella FIN
Daer. 8. bpthI eli Eatlr9me9anttsa
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xeeusors AppoInted.

Executors have recently been ap'
pointed By tie court as follows:
LAWRENCE ]! Koran, executor Of the
nat NH and testament OF the late
Lawrence Koran. Bond Of 5000 civ
stpfin, executor OF the. last will
aild tes tainea 3ot Tie late ], Armstead
Ashstait Essad ot $500 gtven,
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@irb Der 0esenitaub siner sewalti'
gen Sempni,ratiou bilben.

Die Wobotuiz9srbsHer
idait uno bic giirgsr isnss Stabttheis
les, peroen am Tonneriiag, ben 20.
b. ~, um bolb 8 llbr abenos an esr
Woboiptsgriids, bic iih jegt bepegi.
cine 5reubenieisr su ehrsn bsg gra
,igniiIss perauiiaIisn. als Ausihut
b.bufs gtrrangIruns berisIbtn puroeu
bic 5errsR Charles aobmdn, proiia
bet; u. Shemel, 9i5sprGiibei; Gharlea
Reinnn, Sstrstsr; Soiepb Websr
ShaBmeiiisr; Or. g. abuon. =. Wei.
Eel 6. RtpbouIt, u. Riemss. WillidH
Gaer bon Der Wlobdfp. Jmpropemeni
4Foeioiton. uno Sobn Dorneiis. IT,,
CHARLES gilbert uno Duih. Rs.s Dor
Der Meit Cincinnati 9uilntb 4IIoeia'
iion erHnnnt. Shmittiss aapele III
snaagirt rperoen. auberotm piri
ytusrlpert abgsbrannt tperoen unb sii
ne 4n3ahl betannter giirger, oaruntel
Wapor Gdtpub, 3obn u. 9ornstts
Ctio ]. Renner Il. u. iperoen gettgnet
1nipraftH hdl.en.
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, Gpnep Jslaue.

Der anssnehiH'ts 3sitpertrsi5 in biss
fen beibsn 9agsn III cine 5lubfabrt
nat gonep 5slnno nit BEN prdd.issn
9ampiern .Sslono Queen" uno
: ~prinesB". AGabenolih iinn oieielb.n
pon einsm !uitissn gol.ten btlebi. oas
auf sinigs SiunDsH Der itpiilen Sicot
tnirinnen unp iich ami;iiren nil. 9u5u
ii, gonep 5slano serabe ME sefdaFs
fen, benn bie a.ituns If. iisis baraui
bsbodt. ibrsn Gdftsn .nissesn gu tens
mtn uHo ntnietben allss Roslihe sn
bsessn.
Wdbrtno hsr iommenben Wodx iinb
fir hos Uaubepitlts z heater Georgs
anitife &. 60. in ibrtr slciis rpofep
Jcli-, Wininms & GHlper. Elm aomi'
ierspnar. Der Bariion gl1ron ROTH,
Asnes Absrn e 60. in ibrer uniibtrs
irsfflihtn gorfiibrnng .Dds menih.
Iihe Rab@. ein Wsifteritlid Der Aibles
tsnsunfi. Worp WeGeiI. bic aornei-
blditrin. unb oas ~GIping Mers Duo
In feintn bdlsbreherifHkn ssunit.
itiiden engosirt iuorDtn.
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Nusldnoiibe Nabribten

Gin Crben NIT 5inoerz
rtfien. Sin snti4eIoenoer Augen.
bid piro oem grdiioeuten Der frans
30Fihen RepubIit bsporIteben. fails er
iih entidliebt, bem 9eiuh oes 0trets
tors Der 9unitIhuIe Qeon gpnnat uno
5onn Robsrt 5leurps itatt3ugeben.
oie BEL Der Regierung ben 9orihlag
Qemd1t baben ben 0opeu Der frun5os
fiften Rinitleriddft, ben dlteiten
fransoiiiheu Gunitmaier, nit benz
9rsuse Der @hrenIegIpn aus3u3eihnen.
sc banoelt Iih un ON gretieu 8ratla,
oer in Triheren 3etten am enqllldpen
Ronigsbofe uno in petersburg am
g8orenbofe burh feline ieinen PditeQz
oemdipe Rubm uno 2luieben errdng
uno Der beute in frieoIt6er Ruhe IN
Rontliqnon einsm bunDertiten 9ez
burtstage entgegeniiebt. Der fpudere
Meiiter ftien bisber 2lQen, Die ibm
cine 2lus3eihnung Sugeoaht hatten,
lpenia Slid su brtngen, oenn fbon
sneimal ipllts ibm bas Sreu5 Der gb=
renleqion perliehen tpereeu. uno immer
iheiterte Der plan I'M Iegten Iueenz
Bid unter traeiiheu lmitdnoen. aur3
Dor Der Griegsertldruns 1870 hatte
Die a0nigin 8ictoria RapoIeou Ill
oebeten, benz siinitIsr bic perbient,
fruu3oiiTae Srbeusaus5eihnung 81
nerleiben. Rdpolson mar Ielbitper.
| itGnolit bereit: Do tam Der 3ag Dor
Seoan, Der SturS bes Guiisrreihes
| uno @ratia tpurbe perseHen. SpGtel
| ipollte 9r1iioent Garnot oas Der
| idumte natbolsn, er lisB bas Grnen
nunasbetrst am 9orabeno Ieiner 9lb
rsiic nah 2pon ausfertigen. aber Ipllt
nift me6r oa5uiommen, es au unter
Threiben: Der tragtfhe soo garnoti
psrbinoerts bic 4usfiihrhna oss 9la
nes. Yislleiht baB ieBt bos Stitfo
benz sreiien aiiuftIer aiinitiser lit; e
bat lanee genug geipartet.
aiieladpor2 1000 Sdbrsn
5err aiielod, Elm pommerfiher 5auo
lunssbiener, Ter i'm Sabre 1923 oil
elmer Reiie in bic idhiiItsbDbmiId)
| S6ipeis an ben unmoeIihiten 5els
| ipiben iid) burh anmalen ieines yl1
mems perepigte. lit betanntlih iprid
rp0rtlih ssiporben fir ole bieienigen
| bic ftcb ouf 6bnIihe gDetis In bui
| ssremoenbuh Der Wtutter Rotur eth
trasen. Dieter llnfinn mar fhoH IN
l4I.erthun perbrsitst. Danlals mar 4
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E@ifSaa@riHteH.

Rem gort, IL. SuIi. Qngetonl.
uDceanic" BON Soutbampton;.
abgegangsn: .aoriaiic" na6 Soutb.
ampfon; sGurmania" mad 2iOsrpool,
aiperpool. anget.: rGpmrit"
bon Bottom. A6geg.: r9aoerforo"
ndh PHILADELPHIA.
gberbpurg. abg:g.: rSrons
prin5eiiin Gaelic" nad JteIn Yort.
philadelphia. anget.: s9ans
noDer@@ BON Bremen.
gofton. 2tngst.: aNIenominee'
BON 4ntperpen.
Sout6ampton 26gegangsn
Olympic" nah Rem gort; .arOn.
prin8sifin gGeilie" mad Sem Yort.
pirdus. 4nget.: .4ntbinia
bon Rem gort.
genud. 4ngst.: nGucd 9egl
4bru33i" bon Qeip Yort.
Ulontreal. angst.: .Sicilian'
bon aonoon; Canada bon 2iDerpool
46ess.: .Ropal Goparo" mad
griitol.
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eokal-Dtrid)t
Gin tpeitcrea ,Jabr
Wtro ben Srnitecs Der Enccn GiB
-nbiHgs sant & Srnit So. ,ar
Abmifelnng Der sianioatiun
beuilliat.
gpn elmer friHine1en gerfoIanng osS
ehsmaliseu Eraiibentrn GDbert.
Jon iuiro uurlaniia Abitano
gcHemncn.

Riht ie1r boffnungpoa ipar Der
gtrihi, ben ssfierH, aetsesntIih Der
Wtriammlung Der Millionaire Der rers
fIoHentn Gutsu gitp Sapinos gant
ano Iruit Co., Die 2ruItess unterbreis
ietsa, IN oeren 5dnnsa bic 2iquibirung
,otrgant rubt.
Aus otm 9sriht Der gruitees err
bsllis. nob Wusep We. RobertIon, Der
prnioent Der pormalieen Queen gitn
Saoings Bant ano 5ruTt 60. in ss.
linoe gsIagt Isihtiinnigsr Wsiis gss
iuirth'ddftet uno Garlehen estudhrt
bat. bic dbioIut unasissIih ipdren. 8s.
legsnilih Der ssitrigsn 9erfdmmlung
fpuros bon peridiebensn Ssitsn anees
rsat ,trimina!gsrihilih gegsn Roberts
Ion cor3us:ben, obsr hierpon puroe
Abfiono genommsH. neil ourh Elm e.rs
artigts gorgeten bic Gage, nuf) Der
Iniiht Der Wehrbeit Der 4ttiondrs,
nur ptr'hIimm.rt trsrben tuiirne.
Saui pem geridi Der gruitses bal
Die proDibent Sapinas Ban. nno
5ruit Co.. Die betannilih bic Queen
Giin Sdptnes gant 1no 9ruit SO. abs
iV6irie, bon bem Ttpoiitentonto nod
$4,000 suNforbsrn uno bic unpsr'
ihsiIttn Tepoiiten beldufen fih iih oui
5uTommsn 81 OLA, 900. Gie Iorberun.
gen Der attionds bsiauien fidh dui
$500. 900 fur Die a.tisn. $4,000 fiji
bsn ll.berfhub uno auf $S1 900 fir
Yrofiie, Die bei benz abidlub Der 9s.
ih1fie asbudt noren.
Die Aftind, bic oiefen gorberun1e
peeeniiberiteben. iino gum GROCER
9heil fehr 3tpeifelboiter 9laiur. beion
bers ea prdiibtnt Ro6sriIon in boff
I.ihiIinnio.r meiis DarIsben auf Elm
sipeiie appothe. e,ndhrt bat. Der
ftisbsne bislsr 3ipeiten 5ppotteter
irurben auf @runoitiite I'm Citen q.
ipibrt, unb bisis GrunoIiiide bdb.r
iih gum arfbtsn 5heiI ouf Grunb be
Rahforfhnngen. bic 5srr 3. 8. aro
ger nngeitent bat, ala abiolui ipsrthfo
erpieisn, ia gum 1beil tonHte bas be
trtFfsnbe Gissnibum Ibtrbaupt mid
oufseFun6en iuerbeH.
5as Gnbreiulidi Der aeitriaen Der
IcHnnng mar, bdb Die attionGr. be-
Gruitees sine tpeitere grift pon 3ipol
Wpnaisn beipilligien, um bic 2iquibd
'ion Der gant gu gnbe su fiibren-
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Seer
@ar bic Safe Der Sd)abmeiiterin
fsran Jobn Z. Gallagher,
iiub bic ,sinnn5.aiiairen oes nSpme
Of ,Snearables" iino nod
nnanigeflart.

Die Soffnung Der 1ruiiees bes
r5eims fir llnbeilbars", nob iithin
Der aaiIette, tptIhe bic SnasmeiIterin.
5rau Sohn .. 0oaagher, in oem 6ss
fpolbe Der Griisn Rational 8ant bolt.
senug Wertbpapiere II. |. 10. befineea
tpiiroen. um haE Dsfi3it in Der aniIr
oes 2eir.s gu osdsn. bat iih als elm:
triiasriIhe srtDieien. Bel berllnteriufs
ung Der aaiietts, tpelhe esiisrn 9ors
mittog bon ben 5srrsn 5arrn W.
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iauf isbo9 niht oas GerinsIts bstonn
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manb estDds ses.n Die peiiiion bdttt,
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