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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-06
COTTON PROSPECTS GOOD
Second Largest Average on Record
Condition 1915 Per Cent Of Normal {.

Washington, July lon the sec
ond largest average ever recorded
and with the prospects Of production
probably equal or better than those of
last year, the growing cotton crop of
the United States was reported by
the Department of Agriculture today
as being 1916 per cent. of a normal,
with the area in cultivation as $1,000,
900 acres.
The condition of the crop is slight
ly more than l per cent, below the
average condition on June rs for the
past ten years. Bad weather early in
the season caused a low condition in
number of States, but during June
conditions in those localities improv-
ed greatly. In Texas, where on May
% the condition was IS per cent. of
a normal, the June % report showed
a condition of "A per cent; in Oklaho
ma it improved from 6S to 70, in Car
DINA from u to 50, and in South Car
DINA from 72 to 81.
The area in cultivation is 49S,000
acres, or 1.3 per cent. less than the re
vised acreage in cultivation year
ago Oklahoma reported an s per
cent. decrease and Texas and Virgin
ia a per cent. decrease. In Califor-
MIA the area was more than doubled,
and Louisiana reported an increase
of 10 per cent.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-06
MOVIE "oRoWNINe" REAL
Actress RESCUED" by "Hero," Their
Both Meet Death In Water

Cannon City, Col, July miss
Grace McHugh of Denver. leading
lady of the Colorado Motion Picture
Company, and Owen Carter of Denver
assistant camera man of the company
were drowned in the Arkansas River
today.
Carter had just rescued" Miss Nc
Hugh for a thrilling film and both
were safe on sand bar when last
seen. When assistants emerged from
a clump of bushes on the shore to
bring them to land the pair had disap-
peared. Miss McHugh's body was
seen later under bridge below the
point where the drowning occurred,
but it could not be reached.
The accident took place In the
heart of town while the company was
at work in the production of what
was to have been its masterpiece fea-
ture picture.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-06
MRS. J. W. BROCK DEAD
Wife of Prominent Montpelier
Banker

Montpelier, July Mrs. James w
Brock 60 years old, member of the
Wells family, and wife of the pres
ident of the Montpelier Savings
Bank and Trust company, died at her
home here at 2:30 O'Clock this after
noon after several weeks illness
with heart and kidney trouble folio
with heart and kidney trouble follow
ing an attack of brochitis which she
suffered during the winter. Her
death was not unexpected although it
was not until the last two or three
weeks that her condition was deemed
critical.
Mrs. Brock, before her marriage,
November 22, 1896, was Sarah Car
penter Wells. only daughter of Will
tam Wellington Wells. She was
born in Waterbury, June %, 1916.
She leaves beside her husband, one
son and one daughter, DIR. William
w. Brock and Mrs. Helen Brock Cob
urn, both of Montpelier and four
grandchildren, William w. Brock
James c. Brock, Friedrich Wellington
Brock and Barbara Brock Coburh
She also was a sister Of Charles Well
who was a twin brother and Freder-
lex II. Wells, both of Burlington.
Her brothers deceased are General
William Wells of the LIST Vermont cav.
airy in the Cival War, Edward Wells,
company of Burlington, and Hem.
and Curtis Wells.
Mrs. Brock was a prominent mem
Der of Betheny Congregational church
and the ID. A. r.. Her husband, to
whom the death of his wife comes as
great shock, was for many years
republican national committeeman.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-06
CHAMPION RATcATcHER DEAD
w. n. Heller Used Pair Of longs to
Nab Half Million Rodents

William A. Heitler, the oldest rat
catcher of New York, who has caught
half million rats alive in the forty
five years he has been in the business
is dead. The little store over which
he presided at 1872 Broome street un-
I'll his death will not be closed. His
wife and daughter will carry on the
business and do everything except
catch the rats themselves.
Henry Dayve of Paris. called the
King Of Ratcatchers in 1870. Harry
Jennings. called Dick the Rat, who
came to New York in 1888, and Will
liam 4. Heitler. who took up Jen.
ning's work in 1863, have been class
ed as the three best known rat 2catch
ers since the public has awakened to
the fact that the rat is a breeder of
disease. No one Of the three ever let
the public know their secrets Of rat
catching.
Heitler used his bare hands and a
pair Of tongs. as did Dayve and Jen-
nings. taking the rats one by one. ex-
aiming them and placing them alivl
in wire cages. One night in the ~
willard Hotel in Washington BE
caught zoe single handed and on Oct
once he nabbed eighty-seven in an
hour. The rats he caught we're sold
to hospitals for vivisection and Clint
cal purposes.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-06
LOCAL DRUGGIST SAYS:
TAKE ONLY ONE DOSE

We want to tell those in Benning-
ton suffering from stomach or bowel
trouble that we are agents for the
simple mixture OF buckthorn bark,
glycerine, etc, known as Adler-i-ka,
the remedy which became famous by
curing appendicitis. This is the most
thorough bowel cleanser known and
JUST ONE DOSE relieves sour stom-
ach, gas on the stomach and constipa
ton almost IMMEDIATELY. You
will be surprised at the QUICK ac-
ton of Adler-i-ka. w. L. Gokay, drug
gist.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-06
PLAYGROUND MOVEMENT
Public School Grounds at Bradford
Equipped for the Summer

Under the supervision of Miss
Blanche Stranahan the grounds OF
the public schools in Bradford have
been arranged with swings, a SAND
pit, swinging boards, etc. BY public
subscription enough has been raised
to support the proposition this sum
mer. It is something new. to Brad
ford and the appeal has met the al
proval of everybody. She plans &c
have two hour period in the morn
ing and perhaps a little longer one
in the afternoon.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-06
Cost of Ice
Reduced

Even if it isn't so hot as it will be during
dog days now is the time to buy refrigerator
During house cleaning and when getting ready
for the summer look over your old ice box
and if you need new one pick it out and have
it installed.
An old refrigerator one too small for
family needs costs more in one summers
waste than the price of new one,
The price of ice you know is more than
it used to be but do you know that the new
up-to-date refrigerators made that they
don't use anywhere near much ice as the
old kind The way to lower the price of ice
is to buy one of our new refrigerators.
If we don't happen to have just the kind of
size you want there will be time to order it
and have it here in season, while If you. wait
until sunstroke weather comes along you may
have to take up with any old thing
We sell furniture. stoves. oil stoves. and
all the things that make a home different from
a stall. Prices are low anywhere.
We have few odd chairs. tables and sec
cond hand articles that we want to clean out
to make ready for new goods and so are al
most giving them away.
If you don't see what you want ask for it.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-06
Ask Your Neighbor

SO many thousands of women have
been restored to health by Lydia +.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound that
there is hardly a neighborhood in
any city. town or hamlet in this
country wherein some woman has
not found health in this good old
fashioned root and herb remedy. II
you are suffering from some woman
ly i'll, why don't you try it?
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-06
stops NeursIsis-KilIs Pain

Sloans Eminent gives instant re
lief from Neuralgia or Sciatica. II
goes straight to the painful part
Soothes the Nerves and Stops the
Pain. 1t is also good for Rheuma
tism, Sore Throat, Chest Pains and
Sprains. You don't need to rub-il
penetrates. Mr.. J. r. Swinger. Louis
vile, Ky. writes; Il suffered with
quite a severe Neuralgia Headache
for four months without any relief
used Sloan's Eminent for two OF
three nights and | haven't suffered
With my head since" Get a bottle
today. Keep in the house all the
time for pains and all hurts. 25c-
soc. and Sl.00. at your Druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Tor all Sore:
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-07-06
If You Need a Medicine
You Should Have
the Best

Although there are hundreds OF
preparations advertised. there is on
ly one that really stands out pre-emi-
nent as a remedy for disease OF the
kidneys, liver and bladder....
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not
recommended for everything.
A sworn certificate Of purity is
with every bottle. You may receive
sample size bottle of Swamp-Root
by Parcel Post. Address Dr. Kilmer
& Co. Binghamton, n. Y, and en-
close ten cents.
For sale at all drug stores in bot
ties OF two sizes-5Oc. and S1.O0. also
mention the Bennington Evening
Banner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25
Nemtidlcs aaeater.

Gic Groiiuung Der oiespiutcrlidcn
oclliic6eu S6eatcr Saiion nit
Spanmng ermartet. 5Htercile
oes &nblifums reeer ais je 3nDor.
lie Gr0iinrng Oes oiespinterli.
9eu Geutiden Gbeater Saiiou in
Baltimore ourite iid 5u einer groBen
Denomination 0cS 2cutihtbims I'M
icrer Staot geitalteu. Gbne 3peifel
lit oas Srtereiie al oieien gluiiiib.
rungcH reger als nobI ie 5liDor, mas
n oieier Belt ilmiouebr begreiili6
criAeint, ais bic @nbl Der Stiide Sen
1baraIter oieier sroBen Gage in
Mlsgejeihueter Meiie &ednlng
rda:
gIm criien @aitipielo6eno, am
0ouucrItag ocn 3. Gc5cmber, bringt
bic .Srpiug &lacc EDcater @cieas
1oit BON 9}cp.Yorf" Elm S1aiipiel
ans Dem gc9enmartlgcn &rlcge ostIco
8otcrlon01 SIR glnfiii5runa, oos bel
ieiner tiir5Iiaeu Ercmierc in glerp.
9orf cinen &oloiial Griolg 3u pcr-
5eidncn ac6aht bat. glm 3weiten
9lbeno Srcitag cen 4. Ge5ember
Jcbt sciiinos tlaiiiihes Slitipicl
nJliruo bon 9orni &en" ous be-.
.anrtlid) SIR Belt 0es iicbenid5rigcn
RrieGcs ipieltc, in Sccno.
Ger @iact.&or0erfGili inglbau96' S
Billet 9lgcntur y}r. 9, Git-6aDettc'
StraBe, tat begonncn; mo ole rcge
cbciic6mc ocs 4ubliflms Bat iid
bereits III oca evitcu beioen Ea9cu
oafimeatir..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25
sAIimmc NranalunnseM.

S1pcre 9ranopunoen 8og iid &c.
iicru fitr5 Dor II ll6r @ornittagS
oos orci Sabrc oIte gIcgerludomeu
Gouo giorfcu ait ais cS in Ser aiihc
ser eltcrIiMen S9obuuua, glr. SOL
9opo StroBe. nit Strcidb6I5cru
ipieItc uno oobci ieinc aIcioer IN
grnno aeriet6en. 0as sfino muBte
in ser glubuIan5 0cs peitIiMeu 0i
itrifts ms llniDeriitdtS 6oipital
gcbraht meroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25

seuliitblben Shtuoc," gn. 1924
Sopiou StrnBe 2ocrit. 8oint, iano
ceitcru 9lbeuo abcrmols cine @or
iielluue 0es I1eaterDereinS rgledar~
iiott. 3ur glitffibrung geIanstc ne.
FEN aabIreiden Gouplcts, Soloice.
nen ino ioniHgen @ortrdgeu DER eiu.
nftige S6uant u0ie 3eritreuteH.
Die 5a6Ireiden 3uidouer foIgten
Ner Sanohing nit gr6BteH 3ntereiie
rno beIobnten oie Goriteaer fir ibre
portrefiIideu 2ciihngca nit REDEEM
9eifaII. Gen uuiiifaIiiden Sbcil oes
g5euos fiibrte Die pgledara aapcIIe"
Ourh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25
@arnm bic 5rau5uien 70 fdllcdJt
ldlieBen.

Gin elidiiiiher 5obrifnnt ser cine
5obrit IN SdieBbmumpoIle bat. crs
tidrte einem Wlitorhciter Der n5rti.
3tg." oGaB ole 5ran5oien nit ibren
SduBwaffcu feline gldu0en0eu @r.
fclae cr5ielen, Deritcbc ib lebr gli.
Gs miro All oeui WlaterioI liegell oos
tie fir W(unitions3mede olgcfaiit
eaben SD mar big Dor ueniQen
Sobren 2icierant III SdicBboilm.
oolle fir bic fron50iiihe Qrluce. Gen
aroBten 5dluuo Den mir In Delitie0s
lan0 fcine Stcne abgcianft bGite. bn
zen oie fron5ofinclt 9eooam1diiaton
aefmiit. Die 9eanteu iino ale hr.
ilecblid, Die 1iiferen5 5iniiNen oeut
@reiS fir quite uno icblcdte gSaare
Hob III ibre Gaid1en. S5n Geutidllano
miiroe ein 2lrmee.9 9ieierant Ser Wia
terial iiir Ntunitious5mede liciert
rid)t lpngen einen 9canitcn 5il be-
icthcr. SD arbeite nber gcra0c oliS
oieicni Gjruuoe lieber fiir Ole 0clltide
g.rmee bier ut sic Gualit1t Der
@nare nuSihlagge6euo liuo nidt bic
@cwoaenbeit ocS 9euniten iiir ben
Snbritanten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25
anrse Gta6tncniegeiten.

@lorscn 1T Danttog mo Elm geies'
liber 6eicrtog an pcldem ollie Ban.
fcn lno offentlidcn 9leuter geibloi.
len iino.
Seutc 9IbcnO ge6cn Die Bidder ibren
Sobresball in Sa5o6er'S Salle.
Son 6rmi emma bon 2pBberg als
,1arnlIta0t iiuo Dem uGeutiden
@orrcipou0cutcu~ cine Wtenge Sci.
tungen iiber ocn &ricg 5ugeiauot
worocn
Sci Dem 2linAeon oes u9lo0erti-
iing Clubs" beutc glahinittag miro
Serr 91orman Z. u. @hlnoer einen
@ortrao iiber Gunitorud boItcn
Sn Carroll GountD iino nabe Der
penniDlboniI1en @reu8e amei Stdlle
Mtocdt noroen no sic @taul ulo
alaucnIeude auigetrcten it,
g9ie ans ct 9ouis berihtct miro,
1ot q. S. 9loIoM Der frii5cr bier Der
0rganiiotor Ocs @irt6e. Shutper.
eius mar, 5el6itmoro begangen. gto'
Ian mar 80 Sabre olt.
Gic Stootsteuer Gouimiiiion be.
iudi sur 3eit icOen GountDiib, I'M
sic 2(biAdspugsmet6oOen 81 inipi5i'
rem.
Ser Gngrospseis Der Curriers' ging
seitern alf Is Gcnts pro @iuno Der.
unter.
Die geipobner ocs oIteu st.
syomcs Sotels" an Ser gde bon
0borles. uno Centre Strabe muB.
ten qeitcrn edn5 pl0bIid ous5ie9en.
SIN areis9cridlt erDielt geitern
Scurp 6. Gierman bon glr SOB,
Glib Gitwoo0 9locnic, cine a6io.
littc SGcioung bon ieincr Grou Gina
Gcros, auf61lt Go5 9Saor bcirat6etc
III 1906.
0ic 6iili@ea gabncn 6obcu ole
6raatroten I'M eiiien Gent pro 100
%iimo crb6bt. Ser 8arif tritt ON
Is. Gc5cmber in sarait
9}aA Dem 9erid)te oes Sefretdrs
s. U. Maqruoer 6oben oie o6eoera.
teo Charities" elm Gcii5it bon
SS175.6S.
Gic empire Drp @ooos Gonlpv
9lr. 1887 SgcIt Baltimore Str
9at ibr SScrmoacn 5ll @nnitcn ocr
@ldubipcr ali 2onis q. 9li1nlou
il6erirogcu.
Sm Griminolgcridt milroc orr
91cocr Seize 9. Eonlor olf feds Olo.
notc nad ocm @elonsniB ociau0t
mcil CT @clo nrter iaIi.6cu &oripau.
ocn crlargt bate.
Gic SonnnIrgen fir bic uotblei.
ocnoen gelsier boben big iett oil
Sumnc bon $Si79 erge6eu.
SSn Sen 9eracu 0eS lpcitlic1cn @la
rDlono iino an ncndcn StcIIeu "A
8olI Shncc oefalleu
Der Gormcr Charles $. 3iumcr
mann ats &aIIeruille III BON iaiucn
@ieroc 70 i0IiunI getrcteu woroen
ooB CT iuobrideiulid5 itcr6eu miro
Gr licgt in cinem 9oipitol IN 6re
cerid.
Seute 9lbcno ieiert Der uIeutonio
Gronfeu llnteritiIsisngsperein~ ieiI
40. Shfhinosfeit in Der uglmericat
aollc" an Der sit Som6aro Ctr.
lnabe 9rcoopo9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25
stcite Gin 0ans in goEf in 2ran0

llnter Ser 9lniduloigung ibr @auS
in Dorf Gay ii @rouo seiiedt 5ii
6abcn, iuuroc oa5 G6epaar @iureut
@. @loper5 0urb oic 3Eoli5iitcn
5ecbcleu mo 6lvan bon Canton in
Gorroa.Gouuiv oer6aiiet. Cir mur.
0cn noh Der Gantouer @oli5eiiiatiou
qc6rad]t, no lie bon Dem @olijeihei
CHARLES 81. 9inoer oou Dorf 3d.
ab0e6olt uer0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25
GAmerc Strafe fir eineu &erhreitei
fnlimer Meriidlir.

glls @arnung fir Sfriegslhmatcr
fonn Die erenlplnriihc Stroie 0ieneu
oie Der &1noler gugen g3irgenslc
non StraBburg bonn onBeror0eltt
Iiden Griea8aeridt erbielt Sn elner
oorti9cn girtbidait 9uttc er nah
Der ,StraBburger NoltD bcballptet
Bel &cins ieicn $4,000 IeutiMe az.
Funacr gcnoumcn iuorocn &cliiths
lono babe fait fciue Soloatcn mebr
irGbreu0 oic @crbiIn0eteu aeringc
Ierhtite erIitten bdtten Iic uaitrr
lcu Dldhtc Stalien, 5Hmeoen glmc
rifa bieltcn 3lt SSrdntreidb iulo
GeuiihlanO nlitBte an 9elgeu 25
Nlilliar0cn Sriegsentihaoiania 5ab
len 9ur oeni SriegSgeridlt beitriit
9iraenblc, Die 9leuBcrumdeu aenddt
Su boben Seine 9lllsiliidte baticn
jeOoh feinen Grfola. Inter @erild
iidtigung Der 5lr Sholi getragenen
goSmiaieteit 0es glnaeflagten ber'
prtbciltc ibn oas Sregsgeritt al
cineni Nlonat 5efdnaniB. Das alt
Bcror0entlide NricgSgcridlt bat &c
qen sen g2otnr Or. Sofob &nrtlnann
rno 0en @aptotol glr5t Slorldi
Ghmittbibl friiber 1T Shirmcd.
GlinB, lno jest entilobea cine lluter
lthuna uegeu 2an0esDcrratbs er0rl
net. @eiocr @ernoeen III ourd @c'
IhhiB ppm 13. Cttober nit Gelhlog
lclegt mor0ci
Ser geridtlidle STREET. I'M BEN gladl
loB oes peritorbenen NliHaeI SfnIen.
fclo lit eeiiern oui giitIihem 9eac
qci6li6tct iuoroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25

Die NlitDirflns ein5elHer oerartiaer
W}otor.9otterie'n groBeu @ertb leete.
Ger 800 Gentimeter N10rier Der.
ieuert gomben inn @elpi6t BON 8S5
&iIogramm uno miro ourd eincagRo.
torpagen bon 100 re. (gluIiro.
Gaimler) auf orei 9lnbanaewaaen
transportirt. 2ie 9Iubdugepageu
imo entipreheno ser auf3umebmen-
Den Gait geboitt uno fir sic 9eforoe.
ruug oes Robres Der 9afeite uno Der
@ettung eiugerihtet. Gie iinureide
8auart oes Wi0riers ermogIidt Elm
iebr raides Snitelungbrinsen Oes
@eidiiBes, ous IN 40 bis so Dhnuten
nab ieiHer 9Infunft IN Der 2teluHg
bereits iduBbereit ieiu fam 9Iud
Gin Stenungsmcdliel l1Bt iih NIT
Seihtigfeit ourhfiibren SSni glotb-
foae fam oer IRorier aud obne Pct
timg, olio }. 2 uunlittelbar pou ser
5traBe aus icl5it ihieBen 81 6olge
ieiner fleinen 9lbmeiuHgen iiuOct
ser @}6riar iiberoa Igihte Cedung
rmo lit oober fir Sen @c9uer ihuer
ouiiinobar uo iteat Gin idmer 3li
befdmpienoes 8el oar.
Gic 30.5 Gentimeter Wlotorbotte
rien bobeu l9 nomcntIib bei ben 9lu
9rifien oitf oie i1per 5ugGnglidcn
6eihmoeu @ipet uuo Dloubclac De
wdbrt mo iie aon5 auein IN E6dtiGa
felt traten. Dor 9lntpcrpen beihoi
fen oie oiterreidiiden Motorbattcricu
sic Sorts @olpre. 5te-Gathcrinc. $40.
nigSbogdt, aeiiel un0 8roebcm.
Ser oniaeiHeuo ouf amtIihem
Gueaenmaterial berubenoe 9Irtife
briugt nod folgenoe giu3eIubeiten
iiber ole bisbcrise E6dtigfeit ser
0iterreidiid.ungariidcn @lotorbattc
ric. llnmiitelbar al bic 9hsIaoung
midlieBcuo iesteu iid . FOLDER Bat
tcricn om 20 Qluguit in @1oricb mo
Ie8ten iofort am erIteu Goge cine
@ttiarnung BON 80 SIM. 3lriid. glm
3meiten Gage cine iol6e bon 20 am.
imo eroiinetcu am 0ritteu Gage oos
Scucr eegrn sic gloroiortS bon ga.
nur. 9laa oreitagiger 1bdtiefeit
idut 0amr. Sieranf eriolat ein
Deitcrer 9}oridl bon 5uianuncn go
s{m., Der lit orei Gngen beenoet lit
iuO am 30. gluguit bc9inut sic
lSeacrt6dtgfeit Dor @laubeuae. oic
bis 5u oeHen 6ol am s. September
anoauert Sierbei prroe Dor beiocn
fciten Rldtcr einc i'm @cr0dltniB iebr
geringe S6uB5abl uerfeiert, mas Del
Der er3ielten aroBen 9sirtimg Elm @e
weis iiir Die Lrefiiiberbait oieler
@ci6iiBc 6iloet SH uionmeu 10
lageH bel Dem Sane 5ueicr GROCER
5eihugen entideioeno mit5upirter.
3ciat oaB bei bieicm t9ciaiiige Die
aIcid5eitigc 6orocrma nad ar5btar
gSirfuua uno nah groBar 9cpealih.
felt IL aIiidli@er ggeiic oeldit NOR
oen ii..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-25
GImen0OriIa gleiie 0nrd aentidlIanS.


Serr 9. Glmenoori bielt geiteru
9lbcno eineu MISUNDERSTANDING iiber
Die widtigiten Staote lm0 Se5ens.
ipiir0igfcitcn in 9cl9ien Gcltid
lano uno Geiicrreib. llngarn. Die
9teiie ging Don 2onoon nus iiber %.
Der, 9lnhperpcl 2iittim, @riiiiel, 9lm.
iteroamL Berlin, Grcsocn @ien. 9il.
0apeit, Sal3blrg, a0nigsiee. Nliin.
den Sci0elberg @}aiu5, Goblen5 itno
cnoctc in &oh. Die @ilOcr maren
iebr i3ou luo iutcreiiant mo bon
Serru g. Glmenoorf ielbii in iuunoer.
barer 6arbeiipradt tolorirt. Sir
ms Getidc iparen mobl 0ic 9iloer
ans micrem @oterlanoc Don aroBtcm
2ntereiic. ScooG Die pielioGen iro.
niihen @cnortiin9en oc5 toleutDoaen
NeOners iibcr ieinc Grid6rliugen in
Icltti6lano Decentralization Sen sc.
nuB in bobem MaBc Eon Berlin
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jng 0es &6nig5 mo ser stoni9in BON
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mo Damn in iciner aaBen gradt
lmo Srrrli6feit Ger Hbein un0 feline
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llllter Der giniduloigung ange6lid
S9adren peIhc bon Der Baltimore.
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in 9npion9 gcnonncn 81 babeu,
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ocn Observation-Disclosures iiber'
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bradt.
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iiber oes cnarcn5enocu GigcntbuHs
niht bercit ertl6ren fir oie gaioelli'
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ihdftigt.
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Morp s. 9iidmono nod Baltimore
uno bGlt in Ocr a0sler Sale q 93r-
1911. Gotbeorol. .StraBe, cinen @or.
trog iiber der @irflinfeit bon 9ln.
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ton.
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