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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06

Mrs. Herbert Platt, (Alma A. Mar
house last Sunday, was born June 3rd,
ls45, and was the Oldest child of James
and Persis tHatch Martin. She was
married Nov. LIST, 1854 to Edwin Wal
bridge, who lived only few years. She
married II. L. Platt Feb. IS, 1880. Mrs.
Platt began singing in the NJ L. chur III
when she was but eleven years old aud
sung or played the organ there all her
life until the last six or seven years.
She is survived hy husband and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Chas. y. Brockway, two Sis
tiers, Mrs. Jane Erskine og Whittier,
Cal, and Mrs w. H. Wells OF Newbury,
Vt, and one brother, rvin IT. Martin OF
this town. The floral offerings were
as follows: Easter lilies, H. L. Plat
81 carnations. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brockway; sweet pears, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. H. Martin; carnation and roses, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Wells, Harold and Mel
lie Wells; pansies. Mrs. Jason Martin;
carnations, Eta and Doris Covell can
terberry bells, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph do
Coteau, jr.; sweet peas, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. c. and Abbie Burnett; anchor. la.
dies aid society; crescent, s. s. class:
petunias, Mrs. Martin Erskine; sweet
peas, Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Reynolds;
bouquet, Mrs. Ella Martin; carnations,
Mrs. Wheatley and Mabel Wheatley;
pillow of pansies, Methodist church;
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Drury;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Martin.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06
CHANCE FOR RAILROADS TO RE-
DEEM PROMISES.

. Reports of recent activity in the paw
ing block industry, together with the
announcement that Lawrence, Mass, is
seeking to place an order for five hun
bred thousand of the blocks, indicate to
Barre one way to get rid of the huge
piles of waste at the granite quarries,
IL the railroads will make shipment
rate which will enable the business to
secure a fair margin of profit on the
undertaking As we understand the sit
uation at the present time, Barre never
has gone into the manufacture of paving
blocks to any extent because of the fact
that the blocks could not be shipped to
the cities for rate at all proportionate
with the rate charged some other granite
centers; the business would not pay for
that reason. Here. then, appears to be
a chance for the railroads to exercise
their expressed desire to cooperate with
Barre in the building up of the granite
industry. Barre has product which
1t would like to get rid Of; growing
demand for the blocks furnishes mar.
ket for the product; there are two rail
roads to take the shipments. Just as
soon as the industry is sure of adyan.
tageous rates, the business will increase
largely and the railroads will get the
benefits of the traffic. 1t is up to the
railroads.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06
WILLIAMSBURG

The following new books have been
added to the library, purchased with
money from the old entertainment as
ISOLATION, given for the purpose. The
Spell of the Rockies, The Insect Book
The Moth Book, Seaside Studies in
Natural History, China Collecting i'll
America. eight volumes of Our Little
Cousin series, Boys Life of Edison, six
volumes Boys Series, Biographical, Tic
Nushrook Book, Story of Precious
Stones, Musical Composition and Their
Makers, Modern Painters and Their
Paintings, Old Masters and Their Pie
lures, Rural Hygiene, Electricity for
Everybody, With the Flag at Panama,
four volumes Useful Story Series, three
columes History Of Norwich University
given by Mrs. Ainsworth, five volum Is
Students Reference Work given by WI
J lage Improvement society.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Williams of Ran
dolph Center, and Mr.. j. X. Williams
of Bethel Gilead, were the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ Williams last Saturday,
returning to Randolph Sunday.
Former townsman Geo. Il. Adams OF
Fairhaven, VT, is spending a few days
visiting relatives in town and in Brook
| field.
Waitsfeld are visiting their aunt, Mrs.
E. B. Watson.
Miss Alice Lougee of Montpelier. mas
lately visited her brother, Verne Lou
gee, at w. P. Briggs
Walter p. Clifford and family of East
Randolph passed through here yester-
day bound for Montpelier on an auto
trip which also included Mortified and
Randolph.
Alfred f. House who is now employed
at Mortified was at home over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Lavine of Chazy, n. y, is
visiting at Edward Lavine's She is
accompanied by her son and daughter.
The funeral of Henry Max, the in
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lasell,
was held Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock, Rev. J. Q. Angel in attendance.
On Friday afternoon and evening,
August Q, the ladies of the NJ. +. church
will have social at the home of Rus
sell NJ Jeffords Everybody is cor
daily invited The young people are
especially invited for the evening.
The Grange program for August is
is follows: Music by grange choir;
song by Comic Wilfore; question for
discussion. N"Which is the better market
for butter, with the farmer, the rs.ail
customer, the creamery or the city CON
tractorg'; paper, Along what lines can
we make our homes more beautiful,
more comfortable and more inviting "
by Mrs. Jennie Drury; solo, Arlene JEFF
fords; reading, Miss Gladys Martin;
duet, Alice Waldo and Lottie Smith;
reading. Mrs. Myrtle Wilfore.
There is to be a social dance next sat
urday night at Grange hall under the
auspices of the Grange. Music, Gauth-
ier's orchestra. All are invited.
Miss Gladys Suitor of Barre and Miss
Cora Roberts of South Barre are the
guests of Mrs. G. r. Dutton for a few
days.
Misses Myrtle and Myrna Clifford. who
have been visiting relatives in town. for
a few days, returned to their home in
Randolph yesterday. They were ae-
eompanied on the home trip by their
grandmother, Mrs. Celia Clifford, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs Fanny Will
Der for several weeks at the home of
George I. Colby.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06

Here's a welcome to the members OF
the Washington County Veterans asso.
cation, now gathered at Dewey park.
May they live to come often to these
reunions and to enjoy the good fellow
ship which unites the soldiers of 81 -'65.
Their association is one OF the most
active organizations of its kind in the
country, having membership well above
SIX hundred, and those members show
ing great interest by their large attend.
ance at the annual meetings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06
Grand Excursion to Ausable Chasm, Aug.
z, or Five Hours Sail on
Lake Champlain.

The Central Vermont will run the last
excursion of the season to Ausable Chasm
or for five hours sail on Lake Cham.
plain. Train will leave Barre 7:45 a. M,
Montpelier, s:l5 a. M. Middlesex, s: 80
r. M; Waterbury, SAC a. M; Rich
mond, 9;l4 a. M; Williston, 9:25 a. m. /;
Essex jet, 9:45 a. M; arrive Burling-
ton 1905 a. m; leave Burlington 1880
a M. arrive Ausable Chasm 1925 D.
m; returning, leave Ausable Chasm Ais
?. M; arrive Burlington $50 p. m;
leave Burlington $3.50 D. m, for Barre
and intermediate stations. Fare for the
round trip to Ausable Chasm: Barre,
Montpelier, Middlcsex, $500; Waterbury,
No. Duxbury. sl75; Richmond, sl.55;
Williston, $l.35; Essex Jet, 1920 For
five hours sail on Lake Champlain,:
Fare, Montpelier. Middlesex, sl.50; Wa.
terbury, sl.25; Richmond, sl05; VIII
hston, s5c; Essex Junction. 70c See
flyers for full particulars.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06
The Doubtful Truth.
Re sat together for awhile.

We sat together for awhile.
And she was fair as any rose,
And there was sunshine in her smile.
And perfect was her Grecian nose
She said that she was very glad
TO get chance to talk to me.
And then she wondered IL I had
Read Dickens English history.
She talked of Edgar Allen Poe,
For Millions work she didn't care,
But she was fond of Shakespeare, though
And then my dear wife found US thera
Oh, she was fair as any rose,
Which is the reason gentle Mary
Etin doubts my story. ] suppose,
That all our talk was literary.
Detroit Free Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06

Newbury is to observe its l50th ami,
versary very soon, and the celebration
is likely to prove big success. New.
bury has that settled -down-in comfort
sort of appearance which is attractive
to visitors, its fine farms ON the Con-
nccticut river and its large brick houses
and its other prosperous signs giving
the stranger an impression OF a substan-
tial people. Therefore, large number
of visitors may be expected to attend
the observance and help in the celebra.
ton of antiquity.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06

Candidate Wilson will receive the APP.
probation of countless newspaper readers
now that he has adjured newspaper writ
srs at Sea Grit to send out stories which
are accurate in every detail and not
distorted in order to attract attention.
The public takes these campaign stories
ut their face value and oftentimes gets
deceived because of that attitude.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06

Newspapers and reporters will note
with pleasure that Sergeant at Arms
Parsons of the State House has made
arrangements for their accommodation
during legislative sessions at Montpelier
by setting aside a room for them. Here
tofore, the Woodworking scribes at the
State House have been very much neg.
leeted in this respect.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06
Motixa and Action.

"Judge an action By Its motive" said
Senator McCumber at dinner 10
Washington. THAT Ia the only way
to avoid going wrong.
"Jim Bludge Of Wahpeton was q
very bad man. but one Easter he
turned up at church service.
Everybody was delighted Every.
body's heart warmed to Jim. But the
deacon, accosting him after the serv.
ice, said cautiously:
"'Well. James, I'm glad to see you
at meeting. but how did you happen
to conner
"'Ha. ha. bar Jim Bludge chuckled-
It's like this. deacon. You see, last
Thursday morning l found q counter
felt dime. But don't tell nobody
New York Tribune.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank all OF the frier il
and neighbors for their kindness dur
ing the sickness and at the death o
our dear wife and mother; also for tn,
beautiful flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Brockwsy.
II. /. Platt,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06
To Be Free in Ones Old apn

y the reward OF right thinking. indus
sry and habits of SAVING formed in early
years. Endowments ON younger ages
hre inexpensive. They save and protect.
National Life Insurance Company OF Yer
mont. tMutusD $. S. Ballard. general
egcpt, Lawrence block, Montpelier, VI:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06

The demand for labor in Barre at the
present time, as indicated by numerous
advertisements, is very satisfactory
sjgn of the prosperous state of business.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06

Among other things done, nimble Mr.
Gutterson must have taught Europeann
that Vermont is something besides
suburb OF Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06

Self Satisfied.
"Do you think Miss Chatters 10 an
entertaining taIkerY'
"Oh. my. yes! She can entertain
herself for hours at q nme"-Boston
Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06
6,O75
copies, the largest circulation of any daily
paper in Vermont outside Of Burlington.

We suspect that Roosevelt won't be
surprised if he is nominated this week
for president.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06
TALK OF THE TOWN

Ladies' roll collar sweaters s3.9s at
Abbott's.
Annual sale of bed spreads, sheets and
pillow slips at Vaughans.
Only five more days in which you can
pay taxes and save the extra cost. City
treasurer's office open every day from
s a. m. to noon, $50 to p. m, and
$3.50 to s p. m.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06
In Character.

"who was that man I had for Z
partner at bridge last EVENING""
Hes a writer of farces."
Il might have known IL"
"Whyw
HE made some mighty funny plays"
kansas tSty Journal
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06

Latest news from Congress; "Griff's7
Nationals are one peg nearer the lead OF
.hc American league.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06

We are waving a last
farewell to our straws -
a dollar gets big values.
Caps, too, capital bar
gains. The new soft
hats to crown your brow
are all ready and every
correct head piece. All
the advantages with none
of the disadvantages of an
exclusive hat store.
Any Straw Hat-now
Csc.
Panamas, So and So
for S. and $3.50 grades.
Mems Ralbriggan Un-
derwcar, the SOC quality,
now 35c each.
Mems Heavy Hose,
the l5c quality, are now
l0c; three pairs for 25c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06
SPECIAL

- - - - :. -
We have a few small
size suits and odd coats
and vests, in black and
in fancy goods-suits that
sold for $40 to $40 each;
now priced So to 50.
Here is good picking
for small men.
New Trunks, Bags and
Suit Cases.
New Fall Sweaters just
received. 1t is not too
early for good Sweater.
We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-08-06

The average daily circulation of the
Barre Daily Times for the week ending
last Saturday was
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08
D9fsnaI' stiaea.

Serr 6 barles 8 ter aus pas
ris, yrantrsib, elm be.dnnter fran3olis
itxr ShriTtfteller nuf poIttiftem De-
bet, Der iih auf eirer Stubienrei'e
purh bic Wereinisien Staoten hefins
bet, jtnttets seftern Wapor 5ant einen
geiud, ob unb batte nit Inn cine Idns
e.re unisrreouHs iiber itdotiitr 4ngs'
Iesenbeiim
Sm boben Mlier bon 50 Sabren IL
eeftern cine In tpeiien areiien beiannts
unb aaeemein bohangefebene beutiht
Wlatrone, Jruu 6 sa Reslen, geb
sJrep, in bic Gfpisieii biniiberge.
ihiummert, innig betrauert niht nul
BON ibren 4nseborisen. fonbern aud
bon ben pieIen Jreunben. bic lie fif
I'm 2aufe Der Sabre burd ibre Ger
senssiix unb ptrTonliae 2itbenslDiirs
bisseit su erfperben getpubt bate. Di'
Beerbisuns finbst am 5reitas Rad.
mittag nm bolb Stpei llbr bom1rouers
hauie, go. 420 Mefi McW2iden Mpe.
aus iiatt unb bic 8eiieBuns .rfolst
nuf benz 1riebbof in Bribsetoipn.
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- Jrifhe Gisr iinb ssiisrn um 5
CENTS pro Dutenr i'm preiis gtfullen
nnb toften iest i'm gnsros 35 Gents.
- Gtabtrotbsmitslieb at large ST.
rome 6oiparb plant bic Grrihtuns eis
ner 3meigbibliotttt i'm Ratbbouie urfb
bat fin bieIsrbolb bersiis NIT ben
9ru{fees Der 5ffentli9en 9iblioihet in
Derbinbuna aefeBt. Die gibliothet i'm
Nntbbauie Ion cine Refertn5blbIiothes
fsin, DIE ane Werte unb Brofhiir.n
i.ber ii6btifhe SJrdgen. bic iih bic
Gtabt perfnoffen tam. .nsbaltsn iou.
- Mdpor 6unt ipiberrieF eine bor.
seitern gstroffsne gntfheibuns. faut
ipelher benz Wooben Sboe s5iibing
Club bic Nbboltuns zines Halles in
Der Central 1urnbolle unterfast nor.
ben mar. Dns Werbot mar erlniIsn
iporben, ipeil benz Mnpor bon perities
benen Gsiten mitsetbeili fporben mar,
bnb bic Bale bes betreffenben alubs
bon Id,lenten glemenien beiuht mir.
ben, ob<r bieIe Jnformation eripies iid)
bel n6bkrtr unterIu9une ols fnIfh
unb boraufbfn fpurbe ssifern bic 4bs
HaIiung bss Balls seIiottei, jebod
ipirb Der Werfpolter Der Central 1urnz
bale bofiir boftbar gemoht iDerbs,.
babes auf bem Ban aniidnbis sustbs.
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lt,,,3Mg
Fir Derid)isbene gnreans im Eafb'
Ianie pon Mauor S,Mnt an.
georbnet.

Ulapor nunt bat seiiern Gin neuss
hrronaement bsaiislit Der 0ertbeilnng
liner Mnsobl Rdinre i'm Ruthhdnie ees
troffen unb Der BON ibm dneeoronste
ilmaua Der perihiebenen DepartsrHsnts
mirb unper5iislid Dor iid sefen, nan,it
nlls Der1notrunsen poll5osen fporosH
limb. ebe oos neue alleemeine 1eles
pbonIpiiem I'm Ratbhnuie inftatirt
fperben tpirb.
Giherbeitsoirettor Gdih, beHen gu'
reau iih bisber in Der Siibrpeh'Gde
Dss speit.n Gtodperts befdno, ipiro
nod Der Giibtpef.Gde bes sriten
Stodtperss iibtriiebeIn unD oas bishsr
som gpliseifef benuBie 8urean inae
tdben.
Der Ieuerfpebrhef, Der iofpsit i'm
Spribenbaui. Der Sits" an Der Wslf
Sehifen apenue itattnirt mar, fDtro
fein Bureau in ben Ruumlihteiten Hds
ben, In oenen iih CUR 3eit bic poli5eis
infpeftoren tefinoen uno bic Nnhts
als 6auptquortier fir bic 9etefiios
biensn.
Der poli3sihef be3isht nit ben IN
Irettoren bic Rdume Des SiherheItss
birettors i'm 5rpeiteH Siod.
Dem itdbtil9en Bauomt, beHsr
RGumlihseiten obiolut nn3ureittnn
,paren, rperbsn bic anitpbenoen Rdnms
rer gipiIbienittommiiiion iibtridhsn
nno in bic hieran angrensenben ebema.
Iiqen RIume bes nniperlitdtsrutbE
siebt Der RauhinTpe.tor, Der betdnnt'
LID BON nun an benz guIiulpettpr IN
terii.lt III, tpdbr.no bic gipiloienit'
aommifIiDn nad ben Raumen iiber'
iitpeIt, in benen fih friiber bus De-
pari.ment fir Sirabens uno absuss
fanalreparatur befdne.
DeM gintaufsdeenten tpiro oas or
isin aeaenrpdriiees Bureau ausrensen'
be i3immer bes sSnipettors Der itGoti'
iben g,b6ubs iiberluffen unb Der Sni
ipetior Der 6fientIihtn 0.bdube iieoelt
nah benz bisbrieen Bureau bes Stra
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iiber, poi
fsinerieits in ben aelIer in's tleftr'id'
Tepariement psrlegt fpiro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-02-08
Gum Der. Staaten Botidufser Il
paris erndnnt.

Wafbinston. .. g.. z. Jebr.
ssn siner aoutusDedommluns Der be-
mofratijfkn MitsIisber bes Reprds
ientanisnbouies ipurbe am Rittipod)
4benD beihloiitn. bob cine untsrfuds
ung bes .Gelotruits4 eefiibrt perben
foa. Dorber tpar dber Der yinn bes
Repr. benrp BON 1epus. bemaufolss
bic lInterfununs pon einsm Spe5inls
Rommittee gefiibrt sperben fclIte. mii
lis gsgtn 66Gtimmen psriporieH iuors
ben. Der Rdutus tpies bann bie rs
aulirtn stnmmitteen fiir Bonfen unn
Wdbrung. fir SuIti3 unb fir aiDis
ffknitootlihen 9anbel On. bic Inter
iufung 5u fiihrtn.
Die Oemotrnten nnbnwn ben lebtes
rem Wnn, ber BON bem sSiibrer ben
Mniorit6i. Repr. llnberpoOb. offsriri
ipurbe, ais Gubititut fir ben plnn
hes Repr. Genrp an. bem3ufoIgs bi.
llnterfu6uns bon einfm Gpe3iolsom.
mittee eefiibrt tperbsn folIte. Die De-
battle mar cine b0d5if onirIirte uni
Mini1m 8. Nrpnn parbe BARN In
f6orfer WeiIe b0fiir tritifirt, bob ss
on9eheutet bate. bob bas QcaStonss
|miftet fur Wonlen unb Md1rune mil
|nn GtlDiatusH<a ipmpos9afips. 81
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o6imSnasriAten.

Rem gori, Z. Jebruar. Insst.
prinseb Sr.ne bon Bremen; 9aormis
ma bon Reopsl; Uranium bon Hctters
BAN; Seeonic bon Scutbampton; Gan
9uolislmo BON Reapel.
absss.: Jinldnb ndd antlp<rpen;
gietoria 2uiie nah 9dpana.
WarIeills. 4bssg.: gtrmanio
nah Rep yort.
Queensluub. Ansst.: Wesan.
tic bon Bolton.
Soutbampton. abses.: Slpm.
pic nah Rep Yort.
2onoon. 4nsst.: Minnencsto
BON Refp Dort.
Bottom Mnsei.: Sonian Don
Glasaoip.
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), .3mperial" medJitlt Giaemibiimer

Das .Smperial gafe", SIS $40
gine 5trabe, bos~ Dor einisen 1agen
in bic S1noe eines Reeeipers iibergss
eangsn mar, iIt feit seitern fir $12,.
900 in ben geiis pes 5errn Ghas.
6offmnnn, Der an Der 9ine StraBe.
aipii6en 4. unb 5. Gtrabe. feft ldnsen
ssabren cine Wirtbihaft betrieben bat.
oelangt. Der neue 8eiiber bat
feinen gruber, 6errn Nlbsrt 5offz
mann, Der % Sabre lang in GbnIiher
Giaenfhaft IN benz gefhdfts ietnts
grubers 5reb. 5offmann in Gbieasu
tbdtig mar, ais Geihdftsfiibrer IN
itallirt unb gebsntt bus Gefhdft, Dos
unter ben friiberen Gigentbiimern MIDI
isbr reufiirt bat. in bic 3O1e 3u
hrinaen.
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bat ieBt ibren offi3ieuen 8eritt ers'
ftQttet. 8pH ben 24S unterfunten
uno befraqten Selepboniitinuen ertloz
ren 142, boB ifre 8efunDbeit ourh
ben 5eIepbpnoienit mebr pDer tpeniser
gelitten babe. 2tls Sauptgriinoe bier
fir qiebt bic Gommiiiiou on, SAB Die
5elephcuiitinnen oauerno nur DreI
Sinne ausnuben, nGmlih Seben, 5pa
rem unp Spre6eu. g8eyer tptro Die
9(ufmertiumteit Der Selepbontittnnen
unuuterbro6en in Qufpru6 genoma
men. Oa3u tommen nod Die noths
tpenbiee &pnSentration unb Der umz
itono, odB infDlge mehrerer gIeih3ettls
ger Qnrufe Die Qufmertiamteit nah
oerihieoenen Seiten geleutt iptro.
Nu1 oas bGuftg uuDerniinftige Berz
bdlten oss Bublitums eridpert Die
2trbeit Der SeIepboniitir iebr. Gtue
ipeitere @rI6Derun9 be5 0tenitss lit
ourd ben auf aopf unD 8ruit dusgez
ubten Druid Der 60r> be3D. Spreba
oarnitur bebingt, pQ9reno ods fortz
pGhrenbe 2Iufipringen gum Grreihen
Der oberen Qnf6luiIe 9rpBe Wliioig=
teit berporruft. Die Gpmmifion
I6IGgt bdber cine mDglid't cute 4us@
ipabl Der Iih meloeuoeu perIonen Dor.
Cine g 6nefeIiGure ers
I3eugenDs g dnete. &Irali6
mar in Der .9unten 3eituug" bon ei=
mem etIenfreiIenoen @urm. ben ttalie@
Mid. Snsenieure aufgsfunoen baber,
Die Rebe. Der 5oq, DaB bon etnem
Sbiere cine Sdure ausqeihteoen miro.
bic borte Subi:dnssn loft, iteHt i'm
S6ierreit nitt perein3eIt bu. Gs lit
nur Bel benz errpd6nten 9etiptel hohft
untpuhrfheinlth, ouB. Der g8urm ons
GiIen persebreu Ioll. Qn3unebmen II
pi.lmebr, baB er bic Derfertigten Sob
lunuen als Qufentbaltsort benust unb
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