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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-02-11
TAXATION IN IOWA.

Tho fact that taxes have been in
creased offers temptation to the
petty politician to ito go" what
seems to him a, sure win. There is
strong chance in his case that lat
er on he may find himself lin
wrong as usual.-Council Bluffs
Nonpareil
: This paper has no love for a pro-
fessional knocker, as such; but
there are times when knocking pays.
There are times when it is almost
necessary. That point has been
reached, if not passed, in Iowa. The.
demands OF Des Moines and the var.
lous state institutions have increas-
cd year by year, until our taxes have
mounted beyond the bounds CT rea-
son. While there seems no end to
the desires of our institutions, the
question arises, too, il money is
not being collected in taxes to ex.
coed their widest; expectations 1t
is estimated that. the increase in
taxes this year over last will aver.
age nearly $1,000,O00 per county.
That is surely going some. The tax
payers of Iowa. have been loyal as
rule, and have paid cheerfully, and
took pride in our institutions. There
are two extremes in the expenditure
of public money, as in everything
else The Reporter would not be
niggardly, but now the pendulum
has swung to the far side, and ex-
travagance has run riot. More mon
ey is being collected than there is
need OF. 1t is time to call halt.
The Reporter believes in reasonable
retrenchment at this time. even at
the risk of being called a knocker.-
Dunlap Reporter. y ~ 4 -
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EDcEWoop.

The weather took a sudden change
Saturday and winter is here in earn.
est now
H. w. Putz made business trip
to ,Earlville and Hawkeye last Tues.
day.
: H. R. Alcorn has purchased the
barber shop which has been in
charge of Guy Williams for the past
year and took possession of the
same the first Of the week.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Worthy
Robinson was gladdened by the ar
rival of a daughter. Congratulations
are extended.
. Mrs. H. w. Wiley and son Frank
We're callers in Littloport one day
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Cross visited
in Davenport last week
Miss Alice Putt returned Thurs
day after several days visit with
friends and relatives at Dyersville.
Mrs H f. Boyer and son Frank
took Mr.. and Mrs. q. B. Shaffer and
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ID No, q : 49, -
LENOX COLLEGE.

The basket ball team was defeat
ed in Dubuque last Monday by the
st. Joseph team. They also lost
the game at Prairie fu CHEN.
The Evelyn Bargelt Co., the fourth
number Of the lecture course, gave a
very pl easing entertain ment Wednes:
day evening. L.
Meetings have been held in tn,
chapel in the evenings during the
week Of prayer with preaching by
DR.. Montgomery nj Ottumwa.
Rev. David Miller, '06, who has
been preaching in Gordon, Nebraska.
has accepted call to Missouri Val.
ley.
Miss Bessie tTunnison, ~, who
Is teaching at EpWorth seminary, at
tended the contest Friday evening"
The state oratorical contest was
held Friday evening in the Presby--
terrain church. In spite of a heavy
snow storm there was a large audit
ence. There was delay in commenc-
ing on account Of the lateness of the
train on which the judges came. Or.
sParkhill opened with prayer. Fine
music was given by the college Or
chestra and glee club. The orations
were all exceedingly good and while
nearly every one in the audience
thought the decisions should have
been different except that every one
loyal to Lenox was glad her con-
testant was in the winning four.
Two Of the orations were of q the
dramatic class, easiersef delivery and
not requiring the same amount Of
deep thought and study. The decis-
ions Of the judges was as follows:
Kenneth M.4sMcAfee. Parson Col
slege, The, Soldier of the Cross; Roy
R. Fisher, sCoe College. "The High
Heroism"; Ellery F. Reed, Lenox
College. The, Bible in the. Public:
Schools; Stanlc Newell, Iowa Wes-E
leyan, The Solving Principle of In
dustry'' The judges were Prof,
Coleman, Beaver Falls, Penn, Prof;
Murray. Iowa City, Prof. Ryan, Grin.
nell, Mr.. Price, Abba, and Mr.. Nc
Cook; Cresco. The four winners will
take part in the state contest in
Des Moines in March.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-02-11
EARLVICLE.

Married on Saturday, February Z,
at the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Clute, their
daughter, Miss Elsie, to Mr. Rollin
sDavey of this place. Rev. A. w.
Virgins, pastor of the Congregation
al church, performed the ceremony
at noon in the presence of a number
Of relatives OF the contracting par.
ties. The bride is an estimable and
prepossessing young lady and for a
number Of years has been a success
full instructor in the rural schools of
this county The groom is son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davey of
this city and is an Industrious and
upright young man. Mr. and Mrs.
Davey will reside on the jClute home
stead and their friends wish them
happiness and prosperity throughout
their married life. Z
Mrs Tom scottSof western Iowa sis
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visiting her mother, Mrs. Henry
SWesche, and other relatives in Earl
/ vile. 49,
I; Mrs. Anna Staehle Of Hancock
Minnesota, is visiting among rela
tiNesi in this county Il: @af II. Ri
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gibbs were, In
Dubuque Sunday to attend the fun
eral OF Mrs. Gibbs father, Clarkson
Orvis. He was CT years Of age and
a Civil war veteran. The remains
burial.
Ben Nurre. a well known young
farmer Of this neighborhood, was
married last Tuesday morning to
Miss Eleanore Hoefer of Dyersville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nurre will reside on
the Hoefer farm near Dyersville.:
Their friends extend congratulations.
@ WI. Millen transacted business in
Manchester Thursday.
Mrs. Iona Dunn was hostess to
the Outlook club Thursday afternoon.
Hazel Hoyt Of Manchester was a
Sunday visitor at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Charles Hamblin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine Nefzger are
the parents of baby boy.
Henry Ocker OF Manchester was
in Earlyille Saturday.
The farm house ON the Frank Seq
er farm was destroyed by fire Wed
nesday morning. The origin OF the
fire is said to have started from
the kitchen stove. The piano and
few other articles were saved, but
most of the contents were consum-
ed IN the flames. The loss is partial.
y..covered by Insurance.. J. : $500
Ferdinand Thole, a farmer residing
in this neighborhood and who at one
time was an inmate of the insane
asylum at Independence, lost his
mind again last week. Sheriff Hen !
lessey was summoned and took the |
Unfortunate man to Manchester to |
oe examined by the commissioners |
If insanity. .s "a
+. Mr.. an! Mrs. Ray Kahler are the
parents of a daughter born on Feb
'uary list. ~
The fire laddies will serve an oy-
ter supper at the l. 0. o. F. hall |
IN Tuesday evening, February 18th.
Everybody turn out and assist the
'oys in purchasing new fire alarm.
s The Messrs. Dickson OF Panama,
Nebraska. were guests at the j.. c.
Wood home a. few days last week.
Mrs. Prentice of Alta has been
isiting relatives in Earlville.
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THORPE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Romag were Edge
wood callers Saturday. go
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson spent
Sunday with Mr.. Thompson's broth
er.- George. o.. = -....
Mr.. and Mrs. Till Martin were call
ers at the Geo. Martin home Satur-
day evening - - .-g.,.,. 4
d. Sarks was business visitor in
Delhi on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Frank White was business call
err in Manchester Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Lee were Sum-
day visitors at the Chas. Daisy
home. %
John Briggs spent Sunday with his
parentstat Dundee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Clute spent Tues
day at the Dewitt Wonleighton home.
Henry Faber was a business WIS.,
itor in Manchester Saturday.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-02-11
I NEWS HAPPENINGS OF THE PAST
WEEK GATHERED BY OUR
CORRESPONDENTS.
A WEEKLY HISTORY TERsELY TOLD
Interesting Compilation Of Items Of
Moment Throughout the #
County.
DELHI.
Merit Mast was here from Graham,

Merit Mast was here from Graham
Iowa, last week.
& Mrs. H. Holtzm an is on, the sicl
list *
Mr.. and Mrs Merit nighttime q
Edgeweod were recent Delhi visitors.
Rev. w. S., Skinner went to James
vile. Iowa, Saturday to be presen
( at the 5Cth anniversary of the Meth
odist Episcopal church Of which he
I Is a former pastor. &
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Swinburne Wis
4 tied at O, w. Smiths in Hopkintol
last Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Adams and
\ Mr.. and Mrs. R. P White were Man.
7 chester visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. II. P. Bancroft visited with
friends in Greeley Thursday.
Mrs. w. H. Hull attended the fun
serais OF a relative in Hopkinton Wed.
! nesday. -5 ~. 5
Misses Hattie Beal and saran
4 Clough visited friends III Anamosa
!; last week.
E p. c.. Perkins had business in &c.
dar Rapids Thursday.
# Mrs Charles 3Pulver and son OF
Norwood, Colorado, are visiting rel
atives here and at EarlviIle
M. G. Albrook is travelling on the
road selling ma2hilery -:
Chef PulverI of Wiliamsfield, Illi~
nois. is visiting his relatives here.
Prof. L.. R. Trezona resumed his
school duties Monday. Clark SAT
terlee returned to Manchester.
z Miss Emma Meinken Of Aurora,
Iowa, visited her cousin, Mrs. FREQ
lPulver. last week.
\ Miss Martha Lewis visited her
brother at Hopkinon Friday even
ing. .ss5s
E. B.. Porter was in Cedar Rapids
last week. s
The 9Th, It'll ana sth grades Of GU,
schools had a party in tie town
hall Friday evening.
4 p. j. Carpenter had business IN
Manchester last week.
5 The arrangements are all complet-
ed for the re-dedicating of the NJ. Il
church at. this place Sunday, Febru-
airy 10:
II. 1. stone attended the lumber
ner''s convention at Milwaukee last
RI The ice harvest began Monday. A
good quality Of ice is being cut from
Silver Lake. I'LL
Rufus William Young was bern a,
Manchester Iowa. October 16, 1905.
and passed away at the Iowa Odd
Fellows Orphans Homo at Mason
City, Iowa, February 4, 1914, at the
age OF 8 years, 8 months ana 70
days. Being left motherless. his
mother having been called May 90,
1917. he was taken to the above nam
ed homc> in May, 1913, where he re-
NAMED until called after brief H. |
ness to his Fathers home above.
His father, Charles Young. two sis:.|
lers, Dorothy, aged 9, and Ruby, az
ed 4 besides numerous other srels.
tives and playmates survive to |
mourn his cary taking away He
has gone to be with other loved ones,
gone before in the Fathers house on
high. The body was brought to Del
hi on Thursday evening and taken to
The homo of his grandmother, Mrs.
s, NJ. Grommon,. at whose home the
funeral services were held Friday
conducted by Rev. j. S.
Westfall:: !. Burial in Evergreen GEM
etery. ss4$. s..
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Paris, Mr.. anc
Mrs. L. Gates, Mr.. and Mrs Jay
srommon, Mr.. and Mrs. Clair Lib.
bridge, Charles Davis and MIR. and
Yrs. A. D.. Brown, of Manchester ar.
ended the funeral OF Rufus Young.
IN Friday.
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little son to Manchester in theil
autoMoDile last MONDAY, from winch
pace the latter went to Central City
ITO attend the funeral OF sister Of
Mr.. ShaffaT (, " r
Senator Perkins Of Delhi was. seen
on our streets Wednesd day. (
! II. G. Born Of Dubuque was enter.
Itained at the r.. w. Jones home last
"Wednesday. #
Miss Name Zubrod, who has been
assistant milliner at this place for
the past season. left Monday night
Tor Independence, where she will
visit for a few days before returning
to her home at .Anamosa.
Henry Watt has returned from
Finley. hospital, Dubuque, where he
received medical treatment for his
eye. His many friends will be glad
to learn that he is much improved.
Mrs. James Adams Of this place
has returned home after spending the
past few days with her son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Ash,
and getting acquainted with her new
grandson. Congratulations are ex-
tended to the fond parents.
Mrs. Yves Alcorn has returned to
her home after spending a few
days in town caring tor her mother,
Mrs. John Knickerbocker, who has
been very i'll but is improved at
this writing.
A. j. Eaton and Henry Barr Of |
this place attended the creamery
meeting at Thorpe on Monday. Feb
ruary g.
Miss Ella Wiley, successful
teacher Of Clayton county, commenc-
ed teaching school Monday after a
two weeks vacation.
Miss Margaret Ullman came down
from Strawberry Point on Saturday
to spend Sunday with her sisters
and brothers at this place.
Lawrence Funk was a Strawberry
Point visitor Saturday. 49,
Mrs. Bert Frentress and Miss Mel.
lie Reynolds went to Manchester on
Saturday to visit relatives and
friends, returning Monday morning.
Miss Geneva Waldo returned from
Earlville Monday morning, where
she had been to attend the wedding
# cousin.
Several from here attended the
farewell party which was given for
Mr.. and Mrs. Warnings near Thorpe.
"A. party of friends and neighbors
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Sevey on
friday, the occasion being their
anniversary. The self in /;
tied guests were royalty entertain
I'd. F<
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
N~- EXECUTRix.

State Of Iowa. Delaware County, SIS.
Notice is hereby given, That the
undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified as executrix Of the
estate Of John U. Schelling, late
OF Delaware county: Iowa, deceased.
All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them,
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-02-11

the Tenth Judicial District, after
reading the foregoing original notice,
do hereby approve the same and do
hereby order the same published for
four consecutive weeks in ths Man
chester Demoorat,<a Newspaper of
general circulation in Delaware Coun.
ty, Iowa. +&!..
GEO. W. DUNHAM, ~ (.
Judge of the Dis trict Court Of Iowa.
Tenth Judicial District.
6-4wks. r
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF Elk

EcUToR. ss
STATE OF IOWA, ~. 80.
Delaware County-ss. =, -.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed ami qualified as Executor Of
tho estate of August Luense,
late of Delaware county deceased. All
persons indebted to said Estate are
requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims against the
same will present them, duly anthem
ticated, to the undersigned for allow
ance. .
Dated February 18th, 1914. -
6.3wks. t51 JOHN B. LUENSE.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-02-11

! one-ha,f of the South East quar-
IL ter anu the south East 4u.rLer OF
! the south west Quarter OF tn.
North East Quarter Of Section
Fourteen, ana the West; one.hsi,
OF the North East quarter Of Sec.
ton Twenty Three, all In Town
ship Ninety, North. Range Three
| West Of the Fifth p. NJ, John X.
Barrett, Mrs. John r. Barrett, his
wife, George w. Owen, Mrs. George
w. Owen, his wife. John SINFUL,
Mrs. John Smull, his wife, and the
unknown spouses, heirs at law,
devisees, legal representatives,
grantees, successors IN interest,
assigns and claimants against the
estates of each and every one of
the defendants, above named or
referred to. Defendants.
To the above named defendants and
each Of them: Is
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that there is now on file in
the office of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court of Iowa, in and for Della
ware county, the petition In equity OF
plaintiff, Frank II. Kramer, alleging
among other things that he is the,
absolute and unqualified owner in
fee simple Of the following describ-
ed real estate situated in Delaware
county, Iowa, to-wtt: The West one
half of the South East quarter, and
the South East quarter of the South:
West quarter of the North East
quarter of Section Fourteen, and, the
West one-half of the North! East
quarter Of Section Twenty Three, all
in Township Ninety, North, Range
Three, West OF the Fifth P. NJ: r;.351.,ssl
= That said plaintiff and his grant,
ors have been in the adverse =" pos |
session Of the real estate above de-
scribed for, more than twenty years
.ast past, that such possession has
been actual, open,, notorious, con-
tinuous, exclusive, under color of |
title and claim of right and hostile |
to the defendants and to all the
world, and the defendants, their |
spouses, heirs at law, legatees,
levisees, grantees and assigns and |
Ill persons claiming by, through or
lnder them are estopped from
any right, title or interest
n said lands or any part thereof ad-
yerse to the plaintiff. -r,,
Said petition prays for judgment
ma decree finding the issues with
plaintiff and quieting the title to
IL said premises in them as against
III the defendants, and each of
hem, and that the defendants. and
ach and every one of them, and
II persons claiming by, through Or
nder them, or any of them, be
AIRED and forever estopped from
aving or claiming any interest in
nd to said premises adverse to the
tile of,plaintiff ane for such other
nd further RELIEF as may be- equit-
Bile in the premises. For full state
aent of cause OF action see petit
ion on file
And that unless you appear there
, and defend on or before noon Of
he second day of the March Term,
Ola, Of said court, which will COM
hence and be held at Manchester,
| said county, on Monday, the 10th \
ay Of March, "A. d., 1914, default; H
ill be entered against you and
alignment and decree rendered there II
n as prayed. sel&@, II
Dated February 9th, 1914. a.
+ .- ..,- A r q A u ~
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Remarkable.

Frost-"Sometimes one runs across
his friends in the most unexpected
places" Snow-'True. Yesterday !
found Agnes at home" sgl
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'ebruary 9Th, 1914. -
ARNOLD & T ARNOLD

Attorneys for Plaintiff.
l. Geo. w. Dunham;> Judge OF the
District Court of Iowa, in and for
the Tenth Judicial District, /. after
reading the foregoing original notice,
do hereby approve the same and do
hereby order the same published for
four consecutive weeks in the Man
chester Democrat, a newspaper OF
ty, Iowa. s /
GEO. W. .DUNHAM,
Judge Of the. District Court OF Iowa.
Tenth Judicial Districa. ..a
6-4wks. X IA 5.
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THE MANof1FsrEK. ,DfMouRAr.. MANCHESTER. IOWA.

duly authenticated. to the undersign-
led for allowance.
+ Dated January 26th, 1914.
4-3wks. FANNIE a. SCHELLlNG,
# Executrix.
Carr & Carr, Attorneys for Estate.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-02-11
OF THE CONDITION
of the Dundee Saving, Bank

Dundee Iowa. in the County Of Delaware at the
close Of business on the sstl. day Of Jan.
A. D. 1914 made As s shs Auditor o. State.
Amount Of bile bonds and other evil
dences of debt discounted or pur.
chased actually owned by this bank. 1894 4s
Gold ! vault: ::.-:...s = =, 50
Legal t. ten der and na1icnai 80 -
bank notes and subsidiary
pra et,a checks and other -"
cash items not dishonored 40. 90
Total gold. silver. legal ten n.
der. drafts and checks.
tetc., carried OUT .......... 8 2.xS CO
Amount subject to be drawn
o solvent !, banks -..;,:... ases 81 s.
Value Of real estate. 300 o.
Value OF personal property l.s70 90
Total Assets............ 1904 80
LIABILITIES 81
Amount Of capital stock S 10000 oc
Amount Of deposits subject
A 10 snee Of demand deposits G,sc5
Amount OF time deposits 1916 Y
Amount savings depo-its. 69 Of j
Amount deposited by banks
Totsldeposits- : 2dod5 81
Other Uroits after deducting - =,
. expenses Ms 81
Total liabilities. 5 4s.Ui 80
State Of Iowa. >Buchana n Countv-ss:
We. CT. Ross President, and E. G. Hesner.
Cashier, OF the bank above named
do solemnly s~ear that the foregoing
stateme ut is full. true and correct. to the bet
of our Knowledge aud belief. that the assets
therein set forth are bont flde the property OF
said baI kin Its corporate capacity: and that no
part OF tn same has been loaned or advanced
to said bank for the purpose of being exhibited
as a PORTION Of it, assets.
~ T. Ross. President.
F. g. Larabee. Vice-President
E. G. Hesner, Cashier.
Sworn to before me. and subscribed In my
presence by c. 7. Ros: and E. c. Hesner this
3rd day OF February. 1914.
5EiE55sS,s-I.s5 y5 c. E. Hayes.
Notary Public in and for Buchanan County.
Attested by: e
+ +. E z. G klf,nsorso Directors.
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LEGAL NOTICES
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NOTICE..
In the District Court Of Iowa In and
For Delaware County. March Term,
1 "A. D., 1914.
Frank H. Kramer, Plaintiff,
VI.
The Unknown Claimants OF the West
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-02-11

In the District Court of Iowa In anG
s'orI Delaware COUNT, March Tern,
+ A. D., 1914.
Henry e. Schmidt and Sophia
Schmidt, PLAINTIFFS,
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Wi6ti9e grfnoun9.

Sur @erbituns bes 8lenbers Der
3roft&pagenlaternen bot man ieBt etne
r.eue, redt tpirtfame @inri@tung ge>
troffen, bic barin beftebt, oaB Dor ben
2infen un6 8rennern cine @eibe bon
Mumintumbldtter,1 in bori3ontaler
Gage uno etma bret Mtnimeter bon
chamber e%ntfernt ongebra@t 1T. Sbre
urteren 6ld@en ftnb gldn3enb poliert,
bic obere11 baeegen tieff@mar3 anse<
ftri@en. Dos bot bic @irfurg, bob
aus Der @%ntfernung BON Is biS so
Metern SOS pole 2i9t - obne IT,
genbeinen @@otten = 6dtbar bletbt,.
tpdbrenb Der 2i@tf@ein un6 Die 8len<
bung nit Ser MnnGberung 6es @efdbr'
tes thinner f@md@er miro, Bis mon.
bet ether @ntfernung bon tuenisen Mte.
tern, r11r nod etnen fdpa&en @4etn
bon ben Qateren %mabrnebmen tarr.
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fentli4e Stole BEL Der Ser teQung Der
fpgenQn11ten Elm balb Mattz@ liiblamz
ben fpielt, sic gegeniber Den anberen
Sppen so pro3ent Stromerfparnis
erm1gli@en. @dbreno gemDbnli@ Der
aus Molfram beitebenbe 6aben Der
mobernen. @lublampe i'm luftleeren
Maum gliibt, 1T bic Elm balb Watt<
2ampe nit reinem @tiditoff gefuut,
unb gerQbe 6abur9 mirb gum Sell
tpenigitens tire gr0bere Mirti@aftli@z
tett be6tngt.
Sic 8eleu9tungsinbuitrie bat Die
2uftbeitanoteile aber nod In anoerer
b0@ft intereKanter Metie aus3unuben
beritanben. @s 1T beretts gefagt por<
ben, bab auber ben genannten Be-
ftanbteilen Der 2uft nod anbere borz
banben iinb. Dtes iinb bic fogenannz
ten r@belgaie": Mrgon, Rrppton, Neon,
3enon, 6ie EFF Dor etma 3tpan3ig Sabz
rem bon @amfap in 2onbon ent6edt
tpuroen, trobbem tire Menge etpa 1
pro3ent Der 2uft betrdgt; Big babtn
batten iie ii@ i'm @tidi toff p%erborgen
gebalten, benz ite in pielen 8%e5iebungen
dbnlt@ finb, ben Tie aber melt an @ez
mtf@er Srdgbett iibertreffen, peil fie
uberbaupt nit fetnem anberen @toff
in @emti@e @erbinbung gu bringen
ftnb. Bon 6iefen @afen benubt man
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