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The Republican journal., 1913-01-30
SWANVILLE


We recently had the privilege of inspecting
j. W. Nickerson's new barn and were surpris-
ed to see what changes could be made with
little energy and perseverance. In the first
place We noticed that the foundation was solid
cement under the whole building The cellar
is 15x7O feet with cement partition wall. The
barn is 42x7O feet. The floor runs through
the center. On one side of this the bay ex-
tends 35x15 feet. Next IL foot space is left
for silo. which will be built next year. Next
is quite large carriage room. Then in the
southeast corner is a very pleasant workroom
for repairing farm implements. On the other
side of the barn floor is a 4O-foot tieup, in
which we noticed some thoroughbred Jersey
stock from the Broadmoor Farm, G. B. Blanch-
ard, proprietor Then comes the watering tank;
then four good horse stalls, and next a COM
modious harl Less room, with toilet and cellar
stairs. 1t is all well lighted by eighteen full
sized windows. For convenience and econo.
my of labor we think it unsurpassed by any
barn we have ever been in. The many
friends of Elmer Cunningham will be sorry to
hear that he is i'll with scarlet fever at his
boarding house in Caribou Miss Grace Gil
The Republican journal., 1913-01-30
County Correspondence.
CENTER MONTVILLE.

The following officers of Montville ent,112,
OF Maccabees were installed by Mr.. James Gil
ley of Waldo: Past Commander. Harden Frs
kline; Commander. Pearl Berry; Lieutenant
Commander, T. S. Erskine; Record Keeper, C.
B. Cushman; Chaplain, Loren Howard Ser
geant, M. NJ Wentworth; Master alarms
James Stearns; LIST Master of Guards, s. B
Place; End Master of Guards. F. L. Gay; Sen IT,
mel. Harold Foster; Picket, Ralph j. Thompson,
.... Mr. Embert Ramsay, who is attending the
M. c. l., Pittsfeld, spent the weekend with
his mother. Mrs. Hulda Ramsay :. The Misses
Frye have sold their apples to Mr.. Frank Luce.
-, Mr.. Ed Penney of Lowell. Mass, accom-
panied the remains of his father, Mr.. Ralph
Penney. from Lowell to the family lot in this
town, Mr. S. S. Smith passed through town
Jan. 10th in his automobile, an illustration of
our unusual winter. The sewing circle he d
its regular meeting, Jan. 23rd.
The Republican journal., 1913-01-30
KNOX,.

KNOX.
A. S. Bailey and c. J. Rich were in Boston
on pleasure trip the past week. -. Several
from here went to Belfast last Saturday .
Miss Emma Larrabee is working for Mrs. A
M Shibles. Farmers are rushing their po-
tatoes to market, taking advantage of the rise
in price. Price paid Soc. 30. R. Gordon had
the misfortune to lose nice two years old
heifer recently J. Webb sold a nice cow to
C. M. Hall of Belfast last week Mrs. Albert
Palmer was the weekend guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Rich of Winterport. Mrs. Abbie
Bailey and Mrs. Annie Aborn called on Mrs.
Esther Corners. Jan. Oath .... Miss Lena
Bailey visited friends in Thorndike the past
week. Miss Clara Emerson is working for
Mrs. Matte Abbott. d. F. Wentworth is
laid up with rheumatism. :. Leon Written and
Miss Rosie Boulter were married JAM 22nd,
Congratulations and best wishes are extended
them from their many friends The build
ings of M W. SWEET in East Knox, occupied by
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Hart, were destroyed by
fire Wednesday night, JAM 22nd; also barn
owned by o. B. Woodbury.. -. Mrs Helen
Wentworth called on Mrs B. L. Aborn Jan
25th Miss Lulu Bailey is working for Mrs.
Lettie Bradford. Bailey Brothers are saving
wood with their gasolene OUT
The Republican journal., 1913-01-30
PROSPECT.

PROSPECT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Benson were guests
of Mrs Bensons sister, Mrs. Rose Harding. in
Swanville, several days last week ... Mrs
Clara Cummings was in Bangor recently and
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gum ingham for
several days. Mrs. Harriet Batcheder of
Frankfort called friends here Sunday
Mrs. Jennie Dockham, d. D. G. Co. went to
Brewer last week and installed the officers of
Acadia Temple. Pythian Sisters, and while
there was the guest of Mrs. Agnes Moore.
....Alce M. D. Shute of Boston spent several
days at her old home here last week . Miss
Lena Toney closed very successful term of
school at the mountain last Friday afternoon.
All hope she will return for the spring term.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred Alley were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Gray recently The
many friends of True Trundy in this vicinity
were panied to hear of his death. The fam
lily have the sympathy of all -. Maurice
Ames is spending few days at his home be-
fore going to Dark Harbor, where he has en-
ployment.
The Republican journal., 1913-01-30

Key closed her school in district No. 8 and re-
turned to her home in Dark Harbor last Satur
day The school in districts No. l and ?.
taught by Miss Nellie Rose closed Friday.
several visitors were present to listen to a
very estlng program given by the pupils.
All did their parts in very creditabe manner
ne 'eaeher served treat of peanuts and
homemade candy. Mr.. Emery Cunningham
spent the weekend at home from Rucksnort
The Republican journal., 1913-01-30
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank our many kind friends
Tor their aid and sympathy to us in our recent
bereavement, and for the many beautiful flow
ers that showed love and respect for our loved
one. MR.. and MRS. EZRA L. TALBOT,
MR.. and MRS. EARLE L. TALBOT,
MRS. MARY O. LITTLEFIELD.
p MISS HAZEL E. RAMSDELI
The Republican journal., 1913-01-30
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STOMACH REMEDY

oPsOs'"s" W Ooos SVos uooSs Ct utoutdltUU,
Heaviness and Upset Stomach.
Send your name and address to Booths MI
O-NA. Buffalo. N. Y; postal card will do.
Say "Send me sample of MONA" and you
will have an opportunity to try for yourself
or Catarrh of the Stomach that has relieved
and cured thousands upon thousands of people
throughout America.
So certain are MI-O-NA Stomach Tablets in
any case of disordered stomach that "a A.
Howes Co. will supply you with the distinct
understanding that if you are dissatisfied with
results they will refund the purchase price,
Could anything be fairer? MILO MA Stomach
Tablets are highly recommended by leading
pharmacists everywhere, SOC.
The Republican journal., 1913-01-30
IN MEMORIAN.
LEO. A YELLOW CAT

LEO: YELLOW CAT.
If. to your twilight land of dream
Persephone, Persephone,
Drifting with all your shadow host
Dim sunlight comes with sudden CLEAN.
And you lift yelled eyes to see
Slip past little golden ghost,
mat wakes sense of springing flowers.
VI nesting birds, and lambs new born.
OF spring astir in quickening hours.
And young blades of Demeter's corn:
For Joy of that sweet glimpse of sun.
. goddess of unnumbered dead,
Give one soft touch, if only one
10 that uphfted, pleading head.
Whisper some kindly word, to bless
A wistful soul who understands
That life is but one long caress
vi gentle words and gentle hands.
Margaret Sherwood in the February Atlanti,
The Republican journal., 1913-01-30
SWANVILLE CENTER.

The Industrial Club met with Mrs. II. P
White Jan. 22nd. -. Miss Mary Ford of Bel
fast is the guest of Mrs. VIM. Clements. -.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Clements of Searsport were
guests Jan. 22nd of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Moody
Mrs. VIM. Clements, who was so years of
age Jan. 21st, received shower of cards and
letters...... Mrs. Anna Webb was "a years old
JAN goth, and her friends sent her shower of
cards. -. business is at standstill for the
want of snow. Potatoes for few days last
week We're so cents and the farmers rushed
them to Waldo Station lively. Miss Hazel
Mari went to Bangor Sunday to make her
nome with Mr.. Page, her uncle, and attend
school. Mrs. John Palmer of Monroe was
thrown from an ice boat on Swan lake and her
shoulder injured quite badly 49,. The In
dustrial Club will have a sociable at Comet
G ange hall Feb. 18th, if fair; if not, the first
fair night. Admission to the hall 5 cents
Sandwiches, cookies, doughnuts and coffee will
be served, all for 10 cents =. Mrs. Raymond
Marden is now able to be dressed and sit up.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Dickey and Mrs. Susie
Dawson were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
Watson Robertson.
The Republican journal., 1913-01-30


is but trif } in comparison with the duty per-
formed. and everybody is pleased that their
annual benefit proved to be substantial one
THE PROMOTION OF PUPILS IN THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS. At the recent Parents meeting Mr..
Woodbury., the superintendent of schools, ex.
planned the matter of promotion as it now
stands, stating that eight and one half per
cent. of the pupils in the grades were obliged
to do over their work of the past year, making
loss in the efficiency Of the school system. He
suggests that difficulty might be overcome by
semi annual promotion. with fewer pupil to a
teacher; promotion by subjects. and a special
teacher for those who are unable to keep up
with their classmates, or who are behind by
reason of absence owing to illness. special
teacher would take those behind and fit them
to go on with their work. At the present time
the brightest pupils are held back to a certain
degree and the duiler ones forced ahead so
that the efficiency of the system is lessened.
A special teacher would do much to remedy
this. In the matter of giving credits for work
outside of the school, he suggested that such
might be given for domestic science at home,
For instance, to the girl who cooked. sewed or
was proficient in the general work of the
home. credits might be given; also to the pupils
who could show that they had kept early hours
for certain length of time. 1t is also pro-
posed to adopt system for giving credits for
music taken outside of the schools. The repu.
lar and systematic medical inspection, or health
supervision, was also discussed at this meeting
and Nh. Woodbury. said that it was quite as
necessary to look after the physical as the
mental condition of the child. Under this head
would come the hygienic and sanitary condi-
tions OF the school buildings. 1t was unani-
mously voted that the matter of motion
should be readjusted SO as to insure an in
crease in the efficiency of the school system.
and that there should be some regular svstem
of medical inspection or health sunervis;on
On the question, Should there be some sort of
system for home training in domestic science?
26 were in favor and II opposed.
The Republican journal., 1913-01-30
NOTICE

If the person who was seen taking a pack
age which had been left on a shelf in front
OF store on Main street will send SIS. 90 to
the owners of the above store no further
action will be taken, but if not they will
make an example of the person. Tvs
The Republican journal., 1913-01-30

The name-Doan's inspires confidence
Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney ills. Doan's
Ointment for skin itching. Doan's Regulets
or mild laxative. Sold at all drug stores,
The Republican journal., 1913-01-30
Committee Hear;nn.

The Committee on Sea and Shore Fisheries
viii give public hearing in room Ii5, State
House,
THURSDAY, February 6, 1913. at , D. m,
On an Act to amend Chapter : of The Publie
Laws of 1911 relating 10 scalops
LEWIS B. MCFApDEN Secretary.
The judiciary Committee VIII give public
hearing
TUESDAY,, February is, at 2 p. M,
On an Act to enlarge the powers Of the
sheepscot Valley Power Company.
3t5 JOHN r. DUNTUN, Secretary
The Republican journal., 1913-01-30
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends and neighbors
Tor their assistance and sympathy to US in our
late bereavement
CAPT. and MRS ALTO NJ CARTER.
CHARLOTTE CARTER
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iteLlen. Dappn fam 10 ipsnis bis Mehs
Iein, bab Cd bstndbe obfnrb erfheint,
bda ausbrnfIin su betonen. Mobl
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gtnnbe, siuen tpisber bordn sIoub<n
5u IafTsn, bdb "a mad elmer nHb<rfn
ols Der Wasnsrfden Rtdtnne bin
aud nod ettpds Wuiitordmotifhes s,t
enttpideln eisbi.
2llfo in garis uno aonbon tann
man einen Gegnmad BON Der ruifiIhen
Cper bstomnen, i'm WufifIonoe
DeutTtIonb nbsr nidi. Sb iebs IN
Der b<fremoIiben SbotIa6e, eab mou,
nenies ausndbmen abgerennet. 10
tbui, aIs Eel oit aubtrsbeutide mpbers
ne muiitproousiion uberbaupt ni6t
bsr Miibs tuertb. Elm Snmpiom Der
muiitaIiffRn Ssptrtbropbie. bic IN
Deutidtonb pIos sssriffsn bat. 0o.
Der iit ss gut, rpenu man 5upeiIen auf
asilsn gtbt nno fih DtutidIano bon
oraubsn Der aniiebt.
Quaut Spdnuth.
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berDrbnune ertbeilt tperben nnb tpenn
bis 9lufsabe militdriIh srobe Shtuies
iisteiten bietet, 70 t6nnten Die Irupz
pen Der iibrisen 2dnber Ollie lsitsu.
Geniist cine 8eisbuns Der 3oIIdmter,
ipsIhe tpegen hires Geloes bic Res
poIuticndre aHloden uno bamit
BE SaupturIade Der Rspolutionen
htloen, 10 tann ben Der. Staateu
hiersu Der Quftras srtbeiIt tperben.
Oanurh fpiiros perbitst, bab Die Der.
Staaten bic ganae 8irbe trasen une
ebenIo ipidtig ift, bab tein Wbtruuen
stosn unfer 2anb uuftcmmen tann
unb am d[Iertpi6ti9iten, bob teine
oneritaniT6en grotettorats entiteben,
bic unfebl6ar gu gIeiten Sdritten
Gsitens Der iibrigen MGdte fibren
piiroen.
Utit benz 9Ean, ben Der prdiioent
1ih por9eseihnet bot, piro er niat
lreit tommen. Disier beite6t BARN,
6uerto niht dnsusrtsnnen. neil sr
ourh einen Wpro our grdfioenti6aft
Qelangt 1T unb Gaitro, falls fein
QutIb ibm eelingt, Die Qnertsnnuns
su peripeiaern, peil er bic qrdIiosnts
Ihaft bur6 9etbalt unb ni6t burh
9oltsnptum erIaneeu fpuroe. 8as
fino ie6r lobensnsrtbs iittlihe Nns
fhalunsen, aber lie gsniigen uiht, um
bas Thipisrigs groblsm, tpeI6es bic
repoGutionGrsn Qdnbsr bieten. su To-
len. Sbns 9oIbenihIdee iann man gss
lpiifenIoie Meridsn pis Susrtu uno
GuItro niht sur Ruhs briugsn, aber
tis Der. Stautsn oiirfen oisfe prds,l
niht alsin oustbeiIen.
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Sn Rem gort baben olIe 4ntis
9dmm1no glemente 'i6 Dsreinigt
uub BEN 6afen Solicitor Itit6eQ
ols U2lpors aancibdteu aufoeitellt
Die oubei gu 9rurbe liegenoe S$oee III.
hob Die guten GIsmente aQer parteien
5uT1mmenptrteu muTer, um Yam
mdnp gu itur3en. 1ieIeS prin3ip
foIite iiberaI CUR 4npenounQ tomz
men. Der giirgsrmeiiter tit tetn DO.
litiI6er, iouoern Elm aomintitrattoer
@eamter. Wsnn Elm gutter 9anoioat
ron irQeno elmer S&ite ouf1eiteqt
mirb, 1T es bic pfIi6t Der guten 8Irs
Ger ulIer parteien, i'm gu unters
ftiiben. WlittsQ 1T Elm Iol6sr ib:as
Ter adnoio1t. Gr III piuens. cine in
fiuansieler 6inii6t before SteQung
auf3ugsben, um bsn 8urgerr gu DIE
nen uub 0efp Uort Don ben Gamma
llitsn gu befreten, mas Elm 8eDeis bon
hober patriottiher GeIinnun1 III.
Was sr uls 8ernaItungss s8eamter lei
ten taun, bot er Qls RehnunossGoms
n,iFdr Der StuOt Rep Dort unter
IcgkQan ge3eiot. Gr bat bic Rehs
nungen Der ItGotiIhen 2ieferauten
'ebr osnau gepruft unb cine Qnsabl
lintsrburqermeiiter, ME man bic ZEN
Yortsr 8orrouob prGIioenten nsrs
uen fam, bic Don Qiefsranten Thledts
Qlrbeit fir t6eures 9elo anndhmer,
nltBer BunttiOn osIsst. SeIbTtpsrs
ftdnblih erbIiden Die gummanns
Qeuts in ibm ihreu Gr0bten Feinb.
bsnu bic Rorruption III Der Gitt, Der
btdes politiIte gefuee 3uidmmsns
bdIt. Wapor g2cGIeuan nuroe talt
oeiteIt, neil sr WitteQ qeftottete, oi.
1iebe 3u 9aarer gu tr.iben. Bis Bog
Wurp6p bieIsr 5dqe ielbft erttGrIe,
bal er ss iih Elm 8erm0gen toiten Iufs
fen. UNI einsH 8eamter gu 6efeitiaen,
her Dem 8nlte unh niht Iammdnn
tieneu pDllts, 7emnah nirb er aud
in Der 8etGmpfuHg Miths1s nit benz
8elb nltt det3sn. g8ir dlduben aber.
bab er oiefssmal nt6t ourhorinoer
ptra, esnn gammunps Sun0enmdB
iit ooQ. Gs piro sine Der SGuberuns
aeu itattfinosn, pie Die girger Rem
Norts, penn ibrs Gebulb su
Gnoe TT, fie in gsrpiFen 3sitrGumen
pcraxitolten. Qber es ift elm be-
fddmsnbes 3sugntB Don Der Rititdnz
bisteit unisrer a6miniftrotipen gins
ri5turser, bab man ni6t mshr srrtis
fen lam, ais Sis poIi.if6s maittn.
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Die Qblebnung Der SOIpitaIs

Die QblebRung Der Soipttdls
gonos ldBt auf 8erpiIIigungs Wd-
biafsit Der gtuciunatier Sirger IhItes
ben. Gs iiuo in 0en lesten SSahren
80 piele 9efuhe um Bonosz@mtfioz
nen sur qbitimmung gelan9t, odB in
Der 8iirgeri6aft bic 4uiiht beitebt,
es pGre an Der 3eit. nit benz 8eIos
ousaebeu ettpas gu pauiiren. 9tdalte
benz beItebt unsufrieoenbeit iiber bic
Soften oes 5oTpitaIbuues. bic 10 ubsra
raf6eno bod iino, bab pielletht cine
unterIu6ung oariiber am PIoBe mare.
SelbitperitdnoIih lperoen bic bunoerts
tauieuo Dollars dufgebro6t rperoeu
miiiTen, obsr uuf 3uftimmung 5u tpet-
teren Bombs Gmtiiionen tptro a,tf
gCruume 3sit niht mebr 3u reAnen
fein. Gs 1T eir 8ebot Der 8ernunft.
S6uloen innerbalb getpiFsr 9ren3en
3u bcIten uno ni9t ale 8erbeferuae
gen ouf eiumol uuternehmen 81 ipols
len. Q8ir Euben in Fiinf Sa6ren bic
9srfdumnifIe pon 25 Sabren nah5u@
boIen aeTuht. 0as lit ia aud geIuns
cen uno mas errsift poroen lit, bat
oroBen Wertb, absr iest mug man
rem 8Trdern pieber etpus 3ett laf=
fen, cab fie FriIbeu atbem ihOpfen
t0unen. Nuauoiel uno nod oa3u auf
einmal III uu9efuno.
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eelesentIi4 gu iprengen unb oob tie
nah ieber RiebsrIuse iih BON Relem
oufrofft unb burh ioI6e Siher6eit
trmutbiet, bic &prruptiou beftdnS:s
ipeiter ouf bic Spite treibt. Dds ame.
ritantfhe Bolt foate bod 10 pieI
sbdttrdft unb Sntelieena beIisen.
osrartigen 3uitdnoen ouuernb Elm
Gnoe 3u mahsn.
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Sm <9ongreB iIt eine ReioIa=
tior eingebra6t poroen, Die 8erfaiz
funa oa6in ab3udnosrn, odb Ri6ttr
nift mebr eur6 2lnt.ogeoerfdhren,
fDrbern purh Reiotutionen dbgeieBt
fperoen IoQen, pie audi Dem &onqreB
Die 8efuqniB 8uItsber Iou, untere 9es
1ihte ab3uIdaFfen. 2lus oteIer ReIos
luton lit bic lln3ufrieosnbeit gu err
tcnnen, neltc geri6tIi6e llrtheiIe, oje
fit bem Fortibrittltfen Geiit ent9es
e:nftelleu, erregen. Qber Die porges
f9Iaqene QbbiIfe 1T perthlos. Comet
es bic RedtIprehurg IN prtputen
3inaen betrifft, erregeu RE 8erihte
feiner QnitpB. Gs lit bic RedtIpre6s
rne in 0fFertliGeu 9tnqer, Die 6es
mGnaeIt rpiro, bduFtg ni6t nit llns
re6t. 8ieIen MiBItano aus oeal
9peae su rdumsn, mub man gan5e 4r=
belt t6uu unb ben Geri6ten Die gez
fuanif entsieban, 8eTeBe auf ihre
SonititutionolitGt 3u priifen, oas
heiBt, Geiebe, Die Der aOnqreB err
Idbt, auf 8ruuo BON untonititutior1@
Iitdt um8uitoben. Cine iolhe Natt
ftebt nirasnbg in ter 0eIt ben Ge~
richten gu. Gs Iie9t 0emnuh fetn
grunb Dor, odB bieIe Gtnri6tung Del
uns betbefnlteH rpirb, 3unal OQourh
grcbe 9srtpirrung fcrOorgerufea
fpiro.
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Gin aIub Der Reiienocn
beitebt in 2onbon. Der ErnreIers.
Club. lie erite gebingnna siir auf-
nnhme nar friiber, bdB Der stnnoioat
Denigitens eine beoelitenbe Meiie
geinnd,t baben mil3ie Gs meIbefen
ii6 aber barani gu oiel Riiglieoer
9tunnebr piirbe man itrenper unS
beihIob: 9eiemnHb tann Riislieb oes
Stubs tuerSeE, Der nid,t iuentsitens
1000 ReiIen gereiit iit.4 Eennoh iii
oieier Stub Der arobte, oenn er sabIt
~ ieineH MitsIiesern aliertburns.
soriher aus alien a6neern. dapitane
oui SaIbiolb, Anrii6teuiomrnler nno
lcuriileH. Shlieblidl uvelbeie lid,
aber eines Sages Elm Wann, Der as.
iunnheitsbaIber ieit Sehn ssnbren ie.
ben 1ag 3ipei noIle Sninoen i'm Spbe.
part 2onbons nuf anS ab eegraee,i
mar, unb bn er IN bieieu sehn Sobreu
oIio 29,200 DaciieR Snriideelest
baiie. nuroc or oufaenonlmen, ba.
Itpie man meib, bic eneidnoer gennu
'unb iireng an bem gnd,Iinben ibrer
8eisue ieiihnlten. I'm benIelben fng
jebcd, uiirbc cine 8enernlperiontm.
lung oer 0,iiglieoer einberuien. bic
iene Brlnbbeitinmiina habin 0nber.
I ie: .Memano fann Mitaiifo oes
salubs iperoen. Der i,idpt peniaiiens
iouIeno Meilen omberbclb guslnnns
gereiii III. aber zines 1aaes Fam siii
neufr aanbibdt un6 DeriaHgie Au'.
nabme. Ter bate in 8eihoifen mehr
ols 3rpanaisHal bic 6abrs BON Dopsr
mad, Enris uHo mr,getchrt geEnndli.
IilHo. penn er bic pin. unb Aiifrelie
reGnei. 10 bate er bic Grlnobeoia.
anng Der aiifnahme ebeniaIls bud.
fidblid erfiiat. Ter aannioat lpuroi
oniaeneuunen. nber iene geifunmuni
lenbgiiltia ourdl oen 3,iins ergdnsl
..mobei ieSod) Der Niidipeg niht &c.
rehnet iperoeH bari.
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