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provement in Vermont the coming
season than ever before.
woMAN's CLUB NOTES
The Association Elects Directors and
Ohicers for Another Year.

The stockholders of the st.
Johnsbury Woman's Club House as
sociation held their annual meeting
at Pythian hall Monday afternoon
and voted to increase the board of
directors to Is. The following were
elected
Mrs. Jessie H. Benedict, Mrs.
Florence. NJ. Bigelow, Mrs. Augusta
p. Boyce, Mrs. Nellie f. Bundy,
Mrs. Annie Cary, Mrs. Ellen M.
Cross, Mrs. Rebecca P. Fairbanks,
Mrs. Sarah F. Hovey, Mrs. Eleanor
Jewett, Mrs. Harriet S. Patterson,
Miss Kate E. Wakefield, Mrs. Minnie
3. Hazen, Mrs. Katherine Gray,
Mrs. Mary z. Mackinnon and Mrs.
Emile p. Eastman.
Tuesday afternoon the directors
met at the club house and elected
the following officersG
President, Mrs. Ellen M. Cross.
Vice President. Mrs. Sarah F..
Hoxey.
Secretary, Mrs. Mary E. Mackin-
non.
Treasurer, Mrs. Minnie B. Hazen.
Assistant secretary, Mrs. Nellie F.
Bundy.-
+. VI ~. VI
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Notices will be inserted In this
column in reading matter type. at the
rate OF ten cents a line for the first
insertion and five cents line for sub
seQuent insertions of theA same copy.l
The Missionary Round Table of
the North church will hold an apron
and food sale in the chapel on the
afternoon of Thursday, April 18.
Clam ChOwder Supper.
The ladies of the Universalist
church will serve a clam chowder
supper next Monday evening. April
Is. Attention is called to the fact
that this month the night for the
supper has been changed from
Thursday to Monday. A table will
be ready for those who wish to
at six o'clock.
We have several good second
hand teams, also a, few pairs of
green horses weighing from 1000 to
$500 pounds. w. M. Phelps and
Son, McIndoes, Vt.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will serve sugar on snow, Friday,
April IL, from $50 to $50.
The Wistaria Tea Room which
was closed during the quarantine
has been reopened.
Save 81 cents on $1.00 Friday,
April 5th at SearIes' Drug store. A
81 bottle Syrup of Hypophosphates
for 40 cents.
Special bargains in Watches,
Clocks and Silverware. Substantial
discounts on reliable jewelry at
Blackshaw's Hole in the Wall
A splendid plate camera, practical
ly new, original price $110, sold at
less than half price. Also $50 con-
cert guitar in leather case, $25 at
McLean's.
Out-of-town ladies wishing over
night accommodations will find
them at the Woman's club house
on Cherry street. The matron in
attendance will satisfy your wants.
We guarantee to remove your
freckles or refund your money. Get
a jar Of Wilson's Freck1e Cream at
Searles' Drug store today and see
them vanish. Only so cents.
have now on hand the Coffee
sold at the Fairbanks Grocery store.
known as the Fairbanks Blend Of
Coffee, 35 cents per pound. A. H.
Gleason.
If you have no appetite and your
liver is sluggish get a. bottle of
Searles' Tonic Spring Bitters. 81
size only 70 cents.
Better than home cake. Berwick
Oak Grove pound cake, at Gleason's
store.
If you are weak, tired and badly
run down get a bottle of SearIes'
Hypophosphites. It will make a
new person of you. A 81 bottle
only 70 cents.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-04-10
WEST LUNENBURG

Rosella Thomas and w. H. Nor
rison spent the past week visiting in
Waterford.
Roy Dodge has returned to his
home in Mansfield, Mass.
w. H.. Carpenter and wife we're
in st. Johnsbury last week.
Hanson Perkins has been quite i'll
the past week, but is better at this
writing.
Mrs. Orange Blood is working for
Will King at the village.
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mart to insure-the productive, yieldingt
valuable part. By insurance you warrant
and defend to your family that they shall
have some of your n1oBey value if they cant
have you. National Life Ins. Co., Of Vt.
(Adutua1.l
w. w. sPRAGUE AZ SON.
Gsn. Agants OF Northeastern Vermont.
81. Sehnsbuxy. verHsaf.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-04-10
Y.M. C. A. CONVENTION
Nearly 100 Delegates Expected--PeO-
pie Should Open Homes.

The forty-first State Convention of
the Y M G. AS of Vermont will be
the guest of the local Association on
April 19, 20, s21. 1t has been many
years since the convention has been
held in St. Johnsbury, and every eff
fort is being made to have this con-
vention a great success. Seyenty-fve
or hundred delegates are expected
from different parts of the state 1t
has always been. the custom in the
past to have many of these delegates
entertained in local homes during the
convention. The directors of the To-
cal association have invited the con-
vention to be their guest this year,
and this means that the association
must depend upon its friends to open
their homes to one or more of the de-
legates. Secretary Brown should be
notified at once by those who viii as
men from all parts of the state who
are interested and active in the work
of the Y. M. GA.
strong program has been ar
ranged by the state committee, sew
eral of the speakers have a national
reputation. The programs Will be
CuC. IHlo Weoh anu Can De SeCuF6u az
the Y. M. c. A.
The convention will be opened by
a banquet on Friday night, April 1 9,
at Pythian hall. Lieut-Governor
Slack will extend greetings to the
delegates, and Hon. A. F. Stone will
be toastmaster. Several of the
strong convention speakers will give !
short addresses. This banquet is
open to all local men as long as the
tickets hold out. The tickets can be
secured of President Stone, atsthe Y.
M. g. A. and at Bingham's s Drug
Store.
Mrs. William We1ch very pleasant |
ant1y entertained 16 ladies at whist
at her home Monday evening. De-
Iicious refreshments were served.
The head prize was won by Miss Liz
zie MCGOWAN and the foot prize by
Mrs Helen Allison.
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THE SPRING FLOOD
Traffic Badly Disarranged as Result
Of Heavy Thaw ON Sunday
Highways Damaged.

The warm sun on Easter Sunday
melted the snow and filed the
streams bank high. Then at night
followed a few hours of heavy rain
which flooded all of this section
causing a large amount of damage
to highways and stopping traffic on
all the railroads leading out of St.
Johnsbury except to the south and
east.
The worst trouble on the Boston
and Maine was between Coventry
and Newport where the track
through the swamp was flooded to
no trains could pass through until
Tuesday morning. The bridges
were weakened somewhat and it was
necessary to dump a large amount
of cinders on the roadbed before
trains could pass. Traffic was re-
sumed Tuesday morning but owing
to the soft condition of the track
trains were about half an hour late
through the day.
Traffic was tied up on the Mont
pelier and Wells River road Monday
but the bridge at South Ryegate
which had several piles disarranged
was in condition so service on that
road was resumed Tuesday morning.
The worst damage on that branch OF
the road was in the village of Barre
where the track was badly washed.
On the st. j. and l.. G.
The passenger train was sent west
on the st. Johnsbury and Lake
Champlain road Monday morning
but it was able to get only to Hard
wick when it was sent back. The
afternoon train on that road sue
ceeded in getting to Johnson but
the track between there and Cam
bridge junction was badly washed
land no train got through to the
Junction until Tuesday noon. The
track was quite badly washed be-
tween East Hardwick and Cam
bridge Junction, the worst place be-
ing below Johnson where a. piece OF
road bed about 100 feet long was
washed out six feet deep. The
bridge over the Lamoille at the
Junction had some piles torn out by
the ice and owing to the high water
they were unable to fix it and had
to carry by there yesterday.
Traffic from the south was consid-
Eerably delayed Tuesday by q Central
Vermont freight, wreck at Evarts,
where 10 freight cars were derailed
and badly smashed. Considering the
number of dangerous places on the
road Supt. Folsom feels that his
road was very fortunate to get out
of its trouble without wrecking any
train
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FRATERNITY MEETINGS.
Paa.unpsle 900. No. =. =. aaa 4. ]!

Called Communication, Thursday even
ing. April II. Work F. c. degree.
CLARENcE 3. MORSE, w. M.
DELos M. BACON. Secretary.
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Within Village Limits.

The road to Crow Hill within the
village limits was so badly quilted
that it was impossible and it will
take several hundred loads Of dirt
to repair it. A. F. Lawrence, the
milkman, was unable to get over it
Monday morning and by going
through fields and anywhere he
could make a passage, managed to
reach the village by way of Pas
sumpsic.
The highway up Higgins Hill was
also badly washed and .Superinten-
dent Russell estimates that it Will
take 5000 to repair the road dam
age in the village.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-04-10

EasweIl Royal Arch Chapter, No. IL.
Annual convocation Friday evening, May
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-04-10

Palestine cOmmandery. No. S, K. T.
Special Conclave Tuesday evening, April
10.
The Orders of knight Templar and Malta
will be conferred.
RDAGUND p. HAMILTON, Em. Commando
DRLos M. BACON. Recorder.
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DAVID R. COLE, B. H. P.
DBLos M. BACON. Secretary.
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Damage in st. Johnsbury.

The ice went out of the Passmp-
sic river about seven o'clock Monday
morning and made food that took
away hen coop with a hen and 13
chickens for Peter Silver, damaged
the boat house of Calvin Clark and
swept away about 1000 feet of
lumber and damaged the ice house
of Jack Roy.
1t also damaged the bulk head of
o. v. Hooker and Son on the north
side of the river. Fortunately it
did not tear it out so the mills were
able to continue operations.
The rain which came in the even
ing threw the ordinary brooks out
of their channels and began damage
to the highways. The road to Goss
Hollow was badly washed but not
made impossible. On the Waterford
road. there, was a bad washout above
the Higgins farm which was repair
ed enough Monday so teams could
get through. Outside of the village
limits the road to Grow Hill was
quilted some and the highway near
Pierce's Mill and on the New Boston
road were also damaged. The road
way on the west side of Moose River
in the East Village was also badly
washed but not made impossible,
Workmen began the repairs there
Monday. r
Just outside the village. limits on.
the road to Lyndon where the ce7
ment plant is located the brook came
down a torrent and washed out
about half of the state road there.
Commissioner Hawkinson got there
with help and prevented much more
serious damage by working into the
night Sunday.
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Knights Of Pythias.

Knights Of Rythias.
Regular Convention of Apollo Lodge. No.
2, Tuesday evening, April 16.
ERNEST L. MORRILL,, c. G.
w. G.. HARVEY. K. r. =.
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ren ermartet. Damn plotli6 BOB er
ben &opf uno i6aute ben &nedt, nie
aus berlorenen @ebonfen erpaheno,
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De auf ben &iiden, 11ifte ein paar-
nal Dor ii6 bin uno iogte: 1902
80? So.. is i6on gut. Sd 0onf oir
fir oeine gotl6oft. uno quite Nadt
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tie er iid gum Gid uno griff not
Dem gierglas; ct muBte ii6 re6t
miloe fiiblen, oenn feline Sano NOR
i6per nno i6laff, als er oos @los
un ben Wuno fiibrte.
D0rtlctnta fu(ut.)
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B<zablt keine tr1iete tnebr.

SD babe 6 biibi6e 2pts in Ser 2oure!
9ei9bts Serroce, 2 8lods BON ser Sps
bin 9ta 9traBenbabn; einiee nit
prdfti9en 96attenbdumett. &aI1enb
fir Sol6e, bic iib elm 9eim ni6t fir
8aar fanfen tonnen. 8tr 1ino bebiilfs
lih beim Ban zines &auies, uro beonii<
gen uns NIT fleinen Gb5a6Guneen al,
9alls uno got. Cine iebr i%eltene OF
ferte, bic beionbers iolden o~ngene6nl
iein miro, bic etnen mabigen @eroienlt
baben uno ii9 bo6 ei1 Seim oriinoell
mobten. Son itrebian1er 2erten ber@
lan9en mir nur cine nomineue @bs
5a5lnng, iasen mir $500 Biz
$25.00, olio i6lieBli6 nidt mebr,
ipie iie fir Elm semietetes Sol1s
be5ablen. @ir beioreen oldb, bas Sea-
pttal gum 8alen fir @pl6e, oie idon
einen 8allplab baben, felblt ipenn bieIer
nod .nidt gang abbe8ablt tit. 6. $.
Sobgfinipn, @ieentiimer, 4tO Stfs &C.
bGnbe. Mltes Selep9pt 1145. Spl=
tangstelep6pm $3.50.
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&ieIe perlaIen i6r 6ei,n.

Sebes Sabr tperoen Sauienoe in
pielen Seilen oes 2anoes our1 SUI
item uno 2ungenleioen ge5lpunsen,
ibr Seim 5n perlalien. Sic perlafien
ibre 5rennoe unO ibr @eidaft, Inn
elm anberes alima gu finoen. 9ies
lit foitipielig uno ungepiB. @ber
audi 8iele bennsen ben belleren
@usues - ndmlid Or. Sings Neo
DISCOVERY = uno furieren ii1 gu
Sauie. 8Ieibt inmitten gurer
5reunoe uno nebmt oieie Iidere
Meoi8im Sic Soils uno 2ungenIei-
BEN idnel bertreibt. Sic lit iidere
Snlfe bei Suiten, grfdItung, aeud)-
bulten uno 9ungenentairbung. SOC
uno 81. Brobeflaide frei. @arau-
tiert in alien 4potbefen.
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(1orticuuua folat.)
MGmner, bie Grfpla baben

als Better GROCER unternebmuneen,
lino Manner bon GROCER gnereie.
grfolg beoingt ~beut5utoge @eiuno=
beit. &ranfbeit beoeutet grfoIgloiig=
felt. Sc lit tori6t fir einen Mann,
lit einem gebrodenen, fait Iebloien
3uitanoe gu bleiben, tpenn electric
gitters i'm in fir5eiter 3eit pieber
ouf ii6ere 8iiBe bringt. n8ier Sla-
l9en baben mir mebr gebolfen, als
ale Meoi5in bie id ie eenommetl
babe, nod i%abreloneem 2eioen an
&beumatismus, 2eber- ut1o Maeen=
Itorungen uno ansegriffenen geie-
rem; electric gitters beroanfe i9 es,
baB i'd iest tpobl uno mllnter BIN,
idreibt gbas. 9. @nen, @plpania,
Ga. 8eriudt i'm. Sour Soc in oaen
Q~pothefen.
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WmSfam0.

&oller 5ran5 Soiepb bat out
benz INSTRUMENTATION S9loB
8aaiee an Der 9onal Ser So65eit
ieiner gnfelin, @r5ber5ogin Gliiabet5
Sransisfa, init DEM 9ragoner=Sb
leutnant @rafen BON @alobnrg-S3ei
beigemobnt. Ser &aiier erfrel,te iid
augenideinlih bes belten @oblieins
uno iab iiberrai6enb friih uno ge=
Juno aus, mie benin alf) ste gepe-
guneen oes mebr afs 5peinnoo6t5ig
iabrigen @erriders iiberaus riiitiq
maren. Mit benz &aiier moren
5ablrei6e Witslieoer oes @ouies
Salisbury our Srdl1ungs 3erelno=
ftte, mel6e in ser SdloBfapele noQ-
5ogen puroe, erl6ienen.
Na6 ben 8eri6ten, oie beinl
Iderba1 : 8epartement in @oibing-
ton e%insetroffen iino, fam ii6 Die
8elt i'm Iagemeinen elmer rebt gill
ten grnte erfreuet. @ei5en Safer,
@erite uno Maisforn meroen in
alien 2anoern, IN oenen Tie ge5ogen
meroen ,einen groberen grtrag lie-
fern als int leeten Sabr.
= @omiral bon Solsenoorft ull=
ter oeiien 2eitung Die ioeben been-
oeten oelti6en See : Manoper tom
ben, lit in Entertaining ieiner bo-
ben 8erbienfte UNI Die gntmidlung
Der ariegsflotte bonn &aiier ourdl
8erleibung oes Sbmar5en Moleror=
oens ausge5eihnet. @on ibm gebt
oos aommanoo an ben bisberigea
Snipeftor oes Sorpeoopeiens, &or=
treaomiral Cans, iiber.
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t1mr 6iiltiefeit bis sum- 81. Oftcber.
Yr6miem>0 Herte+
Gin p~erieblae al, amiere Srennse.-

Sa es ns nmmagid it, aa 9Hrtte nno Counties bes Gtaates
Surd @eifnSe bcar6eten at lahen, mnften mir anf anbere geiHel sur I'm.
mer grOkeren Terbrettnng nnieres giattes fnnen nmb mr fn6 sn bent
Gmti6lnR sefonnnaen, annebmbare 8ramien fir mene N6smnenten, bic ns
en9eidtft iueroea, amsauiekem,
@r planen nht Die geramfaltmns zines ioaenanaten aontefes, mi.
Ct bel ensltfben Seitnnsen ablid ii, ionbern mir moaen Smrd aussablnmg
timer ltberalen Snnnthion Jreiuiliee antuerben, bic pine beionbere WH.
De nno amltrengans hb eme DISCRIMINATING at beridaffen iuaniten.
gu bwiem 3mefe offerieren imr fir ieoeu Sa6resabpnneuteu eu,
aonmtHtOn npn 81. etnem 9ptlar 9as gSodenblaH Ser uJreie
greac fir segas" fOiet So per Sa6r. @esem GinienSnns hon $1.OO her.
6r lO Mbonnenten clue Grra @tdmie uon $3.50 III Saar.
Stir Is 4bonnenten cine Grn Yrinie pon ss,75 1T gan.
Slit 20 460naattn eine grtra yrdnie un $500 1T gaar.
Slit = 4b0nnattn eae Grtta Yrdmie poa s6.25 III gaar.
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Fer @pridlag lit einfad nnb ocslamoib senms. Ger einem neueu
Abpnnentea = oer 5nr 3tt nidt celer Der r0reie 9re6e" III, &c.
ptnnt, fpu'ft'r1 $500, erbalt rMp 6ebat babon eimen Collar mmo ididt
Den anoeren Dollar NIT Der scaanen MOreHe bes geaeaers Elm. MuFerbem
Hebt aber and nd cine Grra 8ramie in MusEdt, fails be 2ahl pun
sen abonnentea obr barber erreidt mrb. 9ie Gstra-Tramie len.
ben ur ben oa5a geredtgten bn nnierer Office ams bneft.
Die liter semadte Ohtrte 1T far Seben I'M neitem ge6iee bes etas,
ts offen. Seber famn fd baran betdisen. Mr biehn uur gaarpreiic
an, neil 0elS INNER ieinen Nert fat mmb Sober bdar anidafeu uub ian.
len fam, mas er oeraOe bramdt.
aae, pie pn oher Oferte Gebran6 maiden unb unter ben p6eu
sepeaten geOtnsnmsen Nbonncmtem fir bic uJne Erefe fir seras" fam-
meln poaea, fns sebeten, Fd nit inns mupeBisIid in gerbinbuna ~
len fSnnen. Die nmittana s6t Sen geaaasrn brett bon nnierer 1f.
f1e sm. Stefe Sfhrte fat nnr Galtsfet bis sum 81. DHpbr.
r5reie YreHe fir seras".
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u Hertz /.

Comptroller Cane bot atif ota
3eugenausiagen bin, Die bon Dem
Notdr g. 6. HipIeD aufgenommen
iunb, ~foIgenoen goIoonbeiiser1t Die
2iaers ~ent5ogen: Sdmtiago 9iaanue-
ba, Sii0.2oreoo StraBe No. POI;
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Min0eridbrige perfauft baben un6
Minoeridbrieen erIaibt babent in iei-
mem 2ofaI 3u ~perfpeilen. anoreas
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Ninoeridbrige perfauft uno ibnen
erI1iibt baben, m ieinern SofoI gu
beriDeiIen; SO. q. 9efpgleD, 9Th,
Brein ctr. Ro. 1890; basfelbe Ser
geben. Carlos Munos, Siosg ante
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eidere Sur fir sdatteffrpit.

SD babe felt Idngerer 3eit Sbr
Gbeatbam's Chill Comic in meiner
Samilie gebraudt uno fam iaeen,
eaB er cine ii6ere Sur fir ShiitteI.
froit it,, iost S. 3. gladibear.
2ewispi1e, Ga. @eIb miro prompt
5uriideritattet, tpenn er ieblihlaeeu
ioate. 8reis SOC. 8erfauft BON alien
Sdnolern. \ @usge5eidneter Cont
fir alte uno Idpade Berionen. gu
bereitet MIR bon Der 81. 9. &tharbs
Weoicine 60, Sbermon, Xeras.
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4setten - @ertalft unIere gaufotts
trafte llno perbient 5000 Biz $500 Der
Wonat, ooer elm !9eim in @nrer freien
Sett. Wir bauen iiberau i'm 6taote.
Ereile $500 biz $4,000 gu monotlideu
Ib5ablungen bon S. Bis $50. @eire
3tnien. gu aablen. Sebe 3ablung miro
bon Der S6ulbIumme abaered1net.
@iini6t SIR Die -Mgentur ober Elm Seim
tpenoet gll9 an: 8lbg. Sept, Grppibent
Gp=Speratiu Corporation, 311 Nrpit
Slos, Gun Mmtpmip, geras.
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S. M6elman & Gun, 3t8 Gio-
4lamo Str, Sabrifanten bon &e-
gent nno Sonnenidirmen. @eparas
tltr uno Neuiiber8ieben lit unlere
Speaialitat. @ud uebereieben bon
g~nggp-S hirmen. @ltes Eel. 1898.
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nnele Cara iaat,

nes beoarf nur zines auentdens
gesbeit, I'm ben 2euten ben sroB.
ten Srubel gu MAIDEN. uno cine
feline gernadIdiiigung BON TIMBER.
oaulidfeit ooer 0~eritopfung ODER
anoern aeberitoruneen tut 6aiieIbe.
@enn Sbr leibet, 10 nebmt Or.
Sings Stem 2ife 9ius fir idneue
9bbilfe. 2eiht, iiher uno nur 25c
In nIen Mpotbefen.
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Southwestern Development
and Land Company,
SOC MOORE BUILDING.
scbmarslann farnt.

900 Ider an macabomifierter 5trobe
II Neeilen Ditli6 bon Gan Intonio, so
Gfer unter aultur, fat ades Sartnlano
grober Sell oabon Sallanb; sutes Saus
Sntterbans, 96uppen, gutter 8ruilnen
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gelegene Sarm in Der @egenb, quite
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