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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-31
Store In GldYksbufg EDer

waterpower, under the right kind OF
general dam law, there would not
only he a Fastening Of our river I'M
provements, but that their cost would
be materially lessened to the govern
ment.
sThe House Interstate and foreign
commerce committee and the war de-
partment authorities are now at work
in an effort to perfect a general dam
law that will protect the federal navi-
cation rights and at the same time
preserve the lawful interests of the
state, while aifording private capital
ample opportunity 10 develop water
power. 1t is intended, and ] expect
it will be accomplished, that sals-
factory ameasures will be constructeo'
to be passed at this session. have
never myself had any doubt as to the
wisdom and Legitimacy of going ahead
with our waterpower development, and
it would have been in operation on
large scale long before now, but tor
the erratic zeal of some of our uplltt-
ers and conservatiopists, whose efforts
have rather retarded than promoted
the public welfare.
democrats, certainly, in their pro-
fessed faith of devotion to the prin-
ciple of individual liberty and enter
prise, ought to hesitate as to where
they stand on this question. Water
power development, in the manifold
industrial uses to WHICH it points, is
the only kind of conservation that can
be accomplished without waste and
interminable delay. But ] expect the
vexations that have beset the question
heretofore will be out Of the way with
the massage OF the bill assured from
the Interstate and foreign commerce
committee. Then l expect, as 1t
should be. that the government and
private enterprise will cooperate IN
the improvement of navigation, with
properly regulated construction of
locks and dams, especially IN the Zen
nessee and Coosa rivers.
The possibilities Of this improve
ment of navigation, with the utilization
! of Ihe incidental waterpower, are TO
NV mind of vast Importance not only
! to Alabama, but to the nation, as dem
onstrating what can be done by wise
practical and helpful legislation. Ala
bama's way to the sea is Mobile har-
bor. and the deepening of it's channel to
the needs of navigation is of the ut
most Importance in the perfecting OF
orr state system of waterway improve
ment. 1 expect to see thirty foot
channel secured.
Il have always been thoroughly in
Sterested in the system advocated by
the National Rivers and Harbors Con-
rress, a system of nation-wide water
way Improvement provided for by an
nual appropriation bills supplvlng,
within the bounds of economy and
guarding always against waste and
the mischief of delays, adequate money
for such public work. Moving con
stantly and consistently in that d.
rection, we are bound to do the most
good for the greatest number in sim
pIyfying our besetting problems OF
transportation. which have justly
been of the deepest concern TO our
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ROTTEN COFFEE
BERRIES SEIZED
BYGOVERNMENT
And Hearings Are to Be Held at
Instance of Agriculture
Department.

Two shipments OF coffee from New
York City were seized recently on
the recommendation OF the United
States Department OF Agriculture,
the charge being that they contained
an excessive number Of rotten or de-
composed berries Both seizures
wer made on March 4, 1914, at
Petersburg, Va. The cases have not
vet come up before the courts, but
they will be tried in due course.
when it win be determined whether
the charges are iustitiable. This
statement holds true of all the seiz-
ures noted in this district.
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made from a new
nation OF roots,
KS. It's safe, too.
any injurious or
and as a tonic for
,ilitated people II
on ever saw in all
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underwood
Shows Great Interest in the
Improvement of Rivers and
Harbors of the Country.
espEerAL re THE rzrreRA~'

WASHINGTON, Mar. 31-'No mem
bar of CONGRESS representing an inland
district has shown more active prac-
tical interest in the improvement oil
rivers and harbors throughout the
country on a broad national Oasls
than Representative Oscar w. Under
wood OF the Ninth or Birmingham,
Ala. district AS the majority leader
in the House he has demonstrated his
zeal bv his ready and consistent Ell
forts to promote river and harbor
LEGISLATION. or the nine districts into
which the state is divided, his has
loss water than any. Its interests are
mainly mining, manufacturing and
agricultural but famous most forum
surpassed mineral resources lying To-
gether convenient for the manutaeture
of the highest forms of metallic pro-
duction.
, SDeakins of the importance of the
Improvement OF the states naVigable
streams and her outlet to the sea- MI.
Underwood said:
..Navigation without commerce, or
the positive assurance OF commerce, is
NJ little use. Alabama is blessed far
beyond most states in the abundance
Of her streams and their susceptibility
70 navigation for heavy freight trans
nortation. There are rivers that flow
through a naturally richly endowed
country, through fertile farming
areas. under the shadows Of noun
tains of seemingly inexhaustible min
eral wealth, and possessing fall at
happily placed intervals that aHords
waterpower possibility unsurpassed
by any like area in the United States:
There is our greatest assurance OF
commerce. our best guarantee that
the Improvement of our rivers and Of
our one great harbor, will more than
COMPENSATE expenditures by the gov
eminent.
.'The progress we have already made
IN iron and steel manufacture, and
indeed in all our industries, already
supplies a commerce of large proper
tons. This progress can be immense
IL augmented to the. credit OF our ma
tionai. as we'll as state, wealth with
the completion of projected and con-
templated improvements that have the
endorsement OF experts and practical I
business men. l think, too, that IN
the utiIizatio n=ps. hama 7IEon dsrisl
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lawmakers

lawmakers
The river and harbor appropriation
bin which has JUS passed the House
carries for Alabama waterways. ST.
11o,50O There is also in the bill
provisfon foi. two sections OF the Ten
nessee river aggregating S2So.O0O,
making in alI-for AlabamF and its i'm
mediate vicinity 81 100000 The work
ON the Tennessee river has just begun.
There is ar. appropriation of half
million dollars for the improvements
on the Black Warrior river, for which
Representative Underwood deserves
most credit There Is also new pro-
feet in the bill providing for an intra-
coastal waterway from Mobile hay To
the mississippi river which, white mo-
IocateS to any considerable extent in
AIabama, will largely beneflt Alabama
people, as it will AFFORD an outlet
from the coal fields in and about BIZ
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to+rgeen saeiAs .t OF 1S 1seS fSeen.
Sonlalkls 10y 49, - -. ~ 1Cy-.
4sppeo y FoeS ss.,.,s 81, 1S5s nrod
ohue, % 10y .sls . 7..,- c,,fFaf. :,
l [.:t was 80 +1yoy,tv-f,ve mack
FlIteen cases anu l a,,U,, +...4
been sent by the same .s ShlppsfI Rra nd
product was edil ,st,4 ..--.ours y,,js-
Conee boLn au o 49,. cd e oGcfIs
DTahoIhs "L.s.,,s-. - .-saJ,4oi,,e5 that
making LHe SeINus g u $3.50 o.
tIe M ,,a.s,.,a,. a. IN CON
sIdZeG ~ s s.uslL q -
ceal tne-r Il4eIl 'l y -. -siza,,
shipment 81 coiIee 6ai1@
March . az Pnllade pm ~ MIS-
charged tnaL ti t,. .-.a.,. .,,S nasnres
4 branded. me s9lppsa "a, Ti+v
ana ConlpdnS, ~ .1a,, 80 sasZai
ana there wei aSTea co1sists
y - chaLsea lIis,s T,-sy,d aItbongh
~ so os!a,raesn+ed ~ he "Maraca1-
!. 81 Sc ea Which Is better and
49,, ,o,,,,eDeive .brand
e .Sl,Ir,,,,er,ts ~ dried apples
I"o sn a5 s,L,.i, +ba latter mart
- tSa,,r,,ary on the recommendation
~ ~ recruitment one sizure
oa.tste6 80 ten ia % that had been
sEi,2nad 10 T. n Sheppard, Stuart,
~ r. v1rasbie,pton u q The other
4 ..Ir,s,is3ad ~ thirty-three sacks that
b ban 'e and 81 sons ms Louisville, Ky, to
Evansville. md. 1t is charged that
ia Goods in both instances are
! dulterated in that they consist IN
whole or in part OF filthy Vegeta-
ME substance.
0tbar recent seizures Of ''yegeta-
HE substances charged with being
filthy were made in New York CITY
and Galveston. Tex In the first in
stance the seizure consisted OF 20
boxes Of dates leach containing 50
pounds) These were shipped %
i3irdsong ana Company, philadelphia,
Pa and were labeled Camel
Brand - Finest Selected Persian
Dates" The other consisted q
twenty cases OF .1Big r Brand To-
mato Pulp" which were shipped oy
Roberts Broth ers, Baltimore, Md.
Another recent seizure was made
a. East Hammond, Ind, and consist
ed of two cases and one bottle OF
..S-enoleon Brand-F'rench Style Cog
100 ;, This so-called ''Cognac" had
baen shipped by Gluecklich and Com
Danv chicago. Ill. 1t is charged to
have been adulterated and misbrand-
Cd in that about so per cent neutral
snirits had been mixed with and sub
etitnted for cognac in such manner as
! 20 ininriously affect the quality Of the
Goods
S,.ono IaIIv eeTarReIy an Apple Pro-
duct"
so.,, ,.aoo,+ saizures made on the
recommendation of the department.
- ti,a FoIIowir1g.
az .s,! snT Brand Pure Grape Jel-
lies. Tortv-eight cases, shipped b.
Il
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-31

GLORY! I've only
JUICE a week and fee
already. II beats anytl
giving tile blood and
fop-to-bottom spring
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READ The LAW

Have you read the Prohibition Law?
Tho law when properly administered
and executed will prohibi. the sale of
Intoxicating drinks in West Virginia.
All West Vfrs4nians should read and
become thoroughly acquainted with
this law. It Is important / have
it in pamphlet form, 314x6 inches, extra
quality paper and durably bound.
Price 15c. Mail oredrs filled. A. F.
Combs, care Daily Telegram Office,
Clarksburg w. Ya.-Advertisement-
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Our display of millinery surpasses
anything that will be found in this
city. Styles ore the latest Of New
York fashions. Our prices are half Of
the exeiusipe millinery shops.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-31

ing up" That's VIVA I
everybody says. ana
no wonder. me ACTON
or ROOI = = lCE y
just the ACTON tiisl ! :
everybody young anu
old, n e e as every
spring.
At this time OF tIlS
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-31
DRUqFS PUT TO CORK.

Nine DRINKS, who We're unable to
nay their assessed fines in police court
this morning, were put to work max
ing a gravel walk from the rear of the
council chamber to the police station
entrance
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-31

he appetite. improves
the liver. gently reEu-
tones up the Kidneys.
TO the nerves and
strengthens. reVita-
lies. invigorates the
whole system. For old
folks IL IS simply q
wonder. Fine for rheu-
rlatism. backache and
stfn. sore joints.
And * works quick
IN. You don't have to
use a gallon OF II and
take 1t for six months
to see results. You'll
see an Improvement In
4 few days. feel new
"pep" and vim and
ginger" and you'ii
get up in the morning
after n good night 5
sleep rested, refreshed
and ready for any
thing. Try IT. IT'S
guaranteed and the
druggist viii give you
back your money II
YOU want II after us
ing the whole bottle.
ces with Root Juice.
work or costs nothing.
the genuine ROOT
any druggist palm
IN on you. There :
vi and there's only one
Il,E-.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-31
Excellent Tor stomach Trouble.

"Chamberlain's Tablets are just fine for
stomach trouble" writes Mrs. g. Q. Dunn,
Arnold, Pa. ~ was bothered with this conn
plant for some time and frequently had bill.
IONS attacks. ChamberIain's Tablets afforded
me great relief from thu first, and since TAX
ing one bottle Of them I ieel like different
person" For sale By al dealers.-Adver-
.iiaement. \, = - - - ~ i
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-31

Ii Silarpens up
digestion. slirs up
Iates the bowels,
gives new force
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-03-31
This Beats Any Spring
Medicine You EDer SaW
The Wov ROOT JUICE Cleans our The Blood
and Builds Up the System Is Surely
Wonder; Guaranteed.

taken that ROOT
like a new person
ing / ever saw for
the entire body a
cleaning and ton
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-22
Mus benz 0ysn1i5ipaIg Igerid)t

Ger Hcgcr SenrD Bonner, Ser I'M
Saiiie 9to. 745 @eit gsierte Strabe
cine 5Iiiiterfneipe eingerif,tet bate
uno alld slan5euoe Geid,dite madte,
| bis ibm am Sonntaa bic Eoli5ei bns
Sanolperf legte. tpurSe su 5000 imo
ben Soften peritrtbeilt. Ha6tr1slid)
iiiblte Der Mid)ter Elm menidlides
giiibren imS iiispenoirte $3.50 BON
Der Strafiunrme.
Sebr an1big fam Scrmann gott.
lieb, bon go. 737 gfr;ncrD gpenile,
bnpcn, her feinem areiien gatcr einen
;pudtiaen 5nuitihIaa periest bate,
|nls bicfer i'm barber sur Meoc ge.
iieilt bate, oub er nngetrnnfeu na6
Sdnle fam. yfifter Stride periirtbeilte
ben rphen 9uriflen MIR 3ur 9abllng
Der Soften ilnb ielbit Der 9dter fcuM.
fe iih Bel Der llrtbeilsperfiinbuna Ses
glusriifs lift bas aGes~ nidt ent.
bnlten.
Sroilf Q. 9iifmam, Der ourd al.
lerbaii6 sln5eigen in ben 8eitungen
0uniIe geiudt bnfte, bic mad, einem
stootiif,eren GpitemD @eIb auf bic
Wenuen tpeiten ipoIlten, Durbe 81 $50
iinb ben Soften peritrtbeiIt, bic er i'm
slrbeiisbnuie abrcrbienen utuB.
Gie gerbnnbllrng gegen 90. z.
0immitt. f., Us. z. Girninitt ir. nno
artbur 9hnulitf, lpeaen ansebliden
Giebjtabls inb Seblerei, splIr6en biz
Jun s. Sanuar peridoben. @illiam
Z. Gimnitt IT,, Der als $iIiSmaifi.
niit bel Der Sims s. 0oepte 60. be.
id,1ftist mar. ioIl befanntli6 einae-
itnnSen toben, odB or bic isirInn ipite.
IuatiId beitoblen iInb baB iein BriI.l
ley artbnr. Der Geler mar, bel Dem
i5ortidaffen Der geitoblenen Sadent
bebiIiIi6 aetpeien iei. Ter gdter W.
I. Dinrnitt ir. mar ebellfnas inter
,er slnfIagc Der Seblerei berbaitet
prr5en, obid)on Der So6n Der goIioeiI
lescniiber beriihert bate. buB Der
Batter BON ben Eiebiiablen niHts GEL
uuht babe.
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d)tumnben
Ut ieit Spnntas ber blinbe Sdan'
ipieler 6. 2omeniuartb.

Die poliiei lit sesenipdrtig nlii
Rodiorifiingen iiber ben Werbleib
oes blinoen Sd,auipieIers e. Goluen'
ipartb beifdftigt. Der felt Sonntas
ipurlos perid)ipun6en lit. Bon bieier
1batiaGe ipurbe geitern Der priuat.
iefretdr @prb oes Boli5eidefs Surf'
bic @attin bes 8ermibten, Srau ".
9oipenlpartb, in aenntniB geiest.
Wie yrai 2otpcnipartb Serin
gpr6 mittbeiIte, perlieb ibr Gntte am
SaHitaa ToIeSo imb sipar, obifou er
p5aig bliub III, obne ieoe gegleitung,
I'M bierber 3u reiien. Sic bate nod
beruflib bort 5m tbitn iulo bic al6.
mafrtng mar, bab lie am Montng
nad,fomrnen ioIlte unS bob ibr @atte
lie am gaEnbof abbolen ipiiroe. slls
lie bier nnfam, ipar 5u ibrem gritali.
ilen ibr Gate nift am 9abnbof iIro
lie fiibr Sarauf nah Sem SapIin SO.
tel, no iieabiieigen ipollten imo itelite
bort felt, baB ibr @atte am Sonntag
bort abseitiesen, ieSo6 iebr baIo ails.
gcgangen aub nid)t oIriifsefebrt mar.
Ssn stnbetrndt Der Ibatiat,e, OaB ibr
@atte poIlia blinb it, lit 5raiI
9otpe,rudrtb nntiirlid In GROCER De.
ioraniB uno fiirdtet. Z bal, Dem Der
Id,ipnnoenen elm llniall 8ueeitpBen
ooer bnb ct 6as Spfer zines Ser.
brodens ge,uorSen lit.
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0latteis
Satte i'm aaufe bes aeitrisen Cages
Sablreid)e l1ufaae s,tr Solgc.

Die SpieselgIGtte Der StraBen am
seitrisen Gage bate natiirlib troe
aaer 8oriidtsmaBregeln cine ReiDe
Dun unfdaen 5ur 5olge. Die foIgen-
oen Oerartigen llnfaae fanle1l Srir
aenntniB Der 9oIi5ei:
9Lbam Mes. SO Sabre aft, SO.
237 Dtobatpf StraBe Dobnbaft uno
bon 9eruf Gisfubrmann, fnu an Der
gI6er unb Yleaiant StraBe 10 ull.
aliiflid 5u SAL, OoB ibm Die gis.
sange, Die er in Der Sanb belt, III
haS redte gluge orang. Der @erun-
gliidte lpuroe nncb benz It1btii6er
Spipital sebrad)t, no ole aer5te be.
filrdten. Dab er Die Sebfraft auf
Dem sIuee einbiiBen piro.
Sbomos s. S'9rien, DO.
23l4 6lorence gtpenie, gIttt an Ser
Sigblanb gInenue uno SbiQito Str.
aug uno perIestc iih an Der linfcn
ShltIter. Gr fano aufnabue i'm Ii1S.
tiiGen Soipital.
Sobn IrmbruIt, bon go.
2025 @apmiller StraBe, fam OH DER
&re1l5ung Der goleruin uno Snrrtion
gluem,e 3u SAL mo brad iih 6ic
rcdte Siifte. CIR rpurSe nacb ieiner
@obn.tng gebraht
Diartin u poos, go. 404
Smith StraBe, elitt an Der Qeur[
StraBe, nahe Der Main StraBe, ouf
Dem eisbe6eften Srottoir aus unb
brad iidh oos rehte 9cin. Or rpiroe
mad Dem itabtii6cn Soipital iiber.
fiibrt.
@eorqe Sorcs. 9to. 500 q.
9. Strobe, itiir5te in ser R1be ietner
8obnune ouf Dem gIatten StroBen.
pflaiter aus uno true eiren 9rud, bcs
refteu Grn5 oapon. gr farb gllf-
nugme i'm itabtiiten Suipitol.
$ames @ c @uire, 9fo. 800
Gil 6rot1t StruBc, 9Iitt on Der areu.
3ltne oes 9roaomap lu1o Der Gear[
Strabe ans lme brad Dos red)tc
9ein. Gr muroc nad Dem itaOtiiden
Soipital aebradlt.
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Sn Spntngtpm
@iro energiidj scscn bic Wiorpbium
nno aufain uerfauieuben Apotbe.
ter 81 Scloe seguusen.

9iege9oroen bon Gooington iuollcu
nit allen linen 5ll 0cbote itebenocn
Wtittelu gesen Die selpiiicnIoien 9lpo,
fbeten INFORMATION oOrgeben, oie.tors
pbium unb Gotain an bic Spfer bea
@enuiics Der @ifte oertaiiien. Iit
ertlaruna sabsn geitern giirgerrneis
tier lshilipps unb Siherbeitsbitettor
Sd)uIer ub, aIs iie init Si2erbcits.
oirettor Solmes IN Der gIngeIeoenbeit
tonierirten.
@uf 9eronIafunQ Ron Serrn Sol=
mes purbe ben @srtreteru Gppinas
tons @elessnbeit geseben, seitern
Haamittae nit einem aetpiiien 80.
2lpers au tDnferirsn, Der Elm Mo phi.
ntit lit unb aur 3eit cine sFreibeitss
itrdfe i'm gtrbeitsbaus peoen aptains
Derbiibt. Diners eub ben
Serren 4ufi6IuB bariiber, no man
in Gopington obne S6tpierigfeit i'd
Rprpbium iotpie aotain rerIdaifen
lam unb ma9te -nidbt peniger dls
brei apotheier nam6aft. bic ieiner
Weriiteruna nah. pbne irasen gu
fteaen, Die Gjifte in ieber beliebisen
ab0obcrl. .Sn 9upinnton" i,
iaQte Diners. lam man Ti6 nit ocrz
ieIbeu 2si6tiatsit cine DpIis Mrrs
rbium pber &pfain psri9dffen. lpie
Elm 9las Bier" g(per's' 9lnadten
Iperbeu in ben gro5siieu aesen bic be-
treifenoen glpothcfen berrpenoet per.
cen. 3mei Der 9lpotbefer iparen Den
SehDroen BON gopinstpn als perbG9s
tia betannt. aber bic Nennuna bes
Jiomens bes britten @potbsters erre1s
te alluemeines Gritaunen, bu Der BE,
freffenoe bisber iiber allen 0erbaht
.rbaben seipeien mar.
Die @ertreter gopinntpns perIuhs
len aelesentli6 hires 6ierisins Ssrrn
6olnes aud CUR 3uriisnubme Der
Sroer au peranluFen, Iout pslder felt
.tnisen Saesn feline Strabenbubnfpds
gen Der Gppinstpnsr 2inien msbr an
per Wisrtsn Strabs, slptibsn bsr
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Clara Sdoettls, "a, 3155 Ban gu.
ren Strabs, glinbbarmsnt5iinbuns.
Warie s9Ompion, 1S, StGbtii6eg
Soipital, Snqusit in S4nebe.
9eorgs WeBel, ga, 1921 @iters
2lpe., Nisrenleiben.
Ssorge grdoIep r., 68, Darep 4pe.
SerStlapbsnfsbler.
glmsr gartlap, IA, 324 SF pearl
Str, 5irnbautentaiinbung.
Ruoolpb WiltId, SO, 142S plea,
lant Str, giisrsnleiben.
Gonrao SOsbu. "a, 3S 0eit Timber.
ftp ars.. S6lasflub.
Wielpias Minnins, II, PIG stetIon
Str, Ssr5leibsn.
2uoipis S9neiber, ga, I'LL 2ana
Str, Ser5leiben.
Sobn Rsnnsr, 70, 1862 ct. a.Sser
pl1ce, Sndueit in Sdnebs.
aIma MuderbeiSe, II, HOO SebI.r
Ctr. Dipbtbsritis.
Uppert Odrner, 10, Subertulo1e
,5oipital, 5ubsrtutoie.
Gliiabttb Cor. SO, 234 RcSorIanS
Str, 2eb.rDerbdrtuns.
Senrp Sones, 1s, ct. Wari.n 80.
ipital, Operation.
Minnis grmer. Sc, Reabins, O.,
Shpddc.
Mar 5usself, "a, 1549 9ubIeD
Str, Ser5Isiosn.
aouiie gbmann, 81, asnnsbp Qp..,
aunsensnt3iinbung.
5rant SoifslfOp, SO, 1341 aocuit
Str. 2ebsrtrsbs.
RattbeD gorftOn. 72, Ala gbeit.
nut Str. S4togfIub.
Glen O'Sora, 35, 9O6 aenbon
GDe., S4tpinbIu6t.
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Walnut unb Der @ine Strabe balten
biirfen, ionbsrn erIt um bic aurDe aes
fahren ietn miiifen. ebe Tie paiiasiere
ableBen ober an 9oro nebmen fGne
men. Serr 5olmes lisB fi6 iebo6 auf
teine Ienoerungen Elm. ba burh bas
4nbalten Der gopingtoner Wuqen
Der Strabenperfebr p0llia lubm geleat
tptrb. gr ma6te ben Doridluu. Die
gobinstoner Strabenbubngeiellfd
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