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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1914-03-06
Europe

Paris.-Le s6nat a adopt6 lie pro-
let de retraites pour les, mineurs,
fxant a $l46 l'annuit6 pour les ou-
vriers ct 1913 celle DIES veuves.
De plus, ills profteront DIES avan-
tages de la loi sur les retraites ou-
vrieres.
Rome.-Trois voyageurs ont 6t6
tues ct six blesses dams une COLI
sion qui a Gu lieu pres de Grosset-
to-, entire un train de marchandises
ct l'express de Turin, lie % f6vrier.
Parmi les voyageurs de l'express
Sc trouvaient IL Americans. Au-
Gun d;entre eux ma etc bless6.
Paris.-Le ministere DIES affaires
6trangeres a dome des instructions
a M. Jusserand, ambassador de
France, a Washington, d'exposer
au d6partement d'Etat les r6clama-
tions faites par les lubricants de
Limoges au sujet DIES %poursuites
intent6es contre eux par les doua-
mes am6ricaines pour fausses de-
cIarations.
La presse franchise dit que lie
gouvernement des Etats-U nis vio-
(e de sang-froid l'entente approu-
wee oficiellement par lie departe-
ment du tr6sor en- 1908 CONNIE ba-
Sc d'6valuation.
Les credits pour la participation
de la France q Exposition de San
Francisco mont pas encore 6t6 vo-
t6s par lie parlement. Dams les
couloirs de Ia chambre, on d6cla-
raft que ces credits ne seraient pas
votes tant que l'affaire de Limoges
ne serait pas r6gl6e.
Paris.-Un violent cyclone s'est
abattu sur la France, de la Man
che d Ia. M6diterran6e.
"A Lyon, p~lusieurs pavillons des-
tines q Proposition de Lyon ont
6t6 d6truits. On 6value les d6gats
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b @AOO,OOO. A6S
t6l6graphiques ct t6l6phoniques
ont etc interrompues.
A la6rodrodme de Bron, pres &c
Lyon, six hangers ct six a6ropla-
mes ont 6t6 d6truits; les d6gats
sont 6vaIu6s a cent mile dollars.
LIE cyclone a occasionn6 de nom
breux accidents q St-Etinne, a
Nancy.
A Dion, %rouragan a enlev6 le
clocheton de P6glise Notr-D Dame, ct
a endommag6 la toiture. On craint
que la feche de l'6glise ne SETON
Dire.
Des d6peches de Cette ct de
Marseille annoncent que lie cyclone
a cause les plus grands ravages.
Partout les communications t6l6-
graphiques sont interrompues.
Madrid.-Des pluies torrentiel-
les ct des ouragans ont occasionn6
de grands ravages en- Espagne.
Les lignes t6l6graphiques sont
coup6es de toutes parts ct DIES
trains ont etc dams l'impossibilit6
de lutter contre la force du vent.
Berne.-Un train express, sortan
du tunnel de Loetschberg, a etc
arret6 lie % f6vrier par un temps
terrible connu sous le nom de
"foehn'', vent qui Went du sud-est
ct souf1e partlculierement dams les
Alpes.
Les deux derniers wagons ont
etc renvers6s; un voyageur a 6t6
tue ct trois autres bless6s.
Berlin.-Douze hommes ont 6t6
tues ct huit autres gravement bles-
s6s, reinforcement, par lexplosion
qui a d6truit une fabrique de tein-
lures, a johannesburg. Au mo-
ment du d6sastre, il y await quatre
cents ouvriers dams la fabrique.
johannesburg fait partie de la
banlieue de Berlin.
Varsovie, Pologne.- Plusieurs
malsons ont etc d6truites, ces jours
derniers, par I'm 6norme m6t6ore
qui s'est abattu sur lie village de
Jendkovitzy. LIE m6t6ore a pro-
duit des flets de fum6e de laquelle
Sc d6gageait une forte odeur de
SQUIRE.
Berlin. GuilIaume
continue de dispenser ses fills q ira
vers pAllemagne. On annonce Of
fciellement que lie prince Eitel
Friedrich sera l'automne proclaim
nomm6 commandant DIES Kings
Mounted Rifles a Posen. LIE prin-
ce r6sidera au palais imperial. LIE
prince h6ritier est a Berlin, lie
prince Adalbert est officer de Ma
rine a Kiel, lie prince Augusta
Guillaume est a Nanen ct lie prin-
ce Joachim fat du service a son
regiment a Caesel.
St. Petersbourg.- rus.
Sc Sckorski a ammen6 pendant Is
minutes, Is personnes a bord dc
son "a6robus". ce qui constitute un
record sans precedent.
LIE poids total Transports 6tait de
1900 kilos; l'a6roplane etait pro
muls6 par deux moteurs de loo
chevaux. L'envergure est de &c
metres ct la longueur de 2l metres
Une spacieuse cabine, entiere-
ment ferm6e, est am6nagee a bord
II y a huit fenetres; pour les vols
de mutt, il existe une installation
de lampes 6lectriques.
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nier, il ny a que d'etre "pretre"
qui ne soft pas bette (sic).' Je puts
dire plus logiquement encore: II
ny a que d'6tre "saint" qui ne soft
pas bette. La vie du saint a seule
de Ia valeur ct pour le present ct
pour lavenir. Mais notre vie q
nous, sans grand d6vouement, sans
action.... Vraiment, vous avez
raison, cher comte de M6rode.
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Un pauvre here, assez NAL vetu,
s'arrete devant une boutique dob
jets de voyage.
-Voulez-vous une valise, mon
sieur?
-Pourquoi faire?
Pour METRE vos effets,
-Voulez-vous done que je me
prOmAne tout nu!
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-Pens9e:

Celui qui a recu advantage ne
peut Sc glorifer de son m6rite, nj
s'6lever au-dessus des autres, nj
insulter a celui qui a moins reeu;
car celui-la est le meilleur ct lie
plus grand, qui s'attribue le moins,
ct qui rend grace avec plus de fer
veur ct d'humilit6.
Limitation.
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PILULES R0UGES

Beaucoup de femnes, sans etre reellenent
malades, sont souffrantes, ne Sc portent pas D1en,
mont pas autant de force qu'elles lie deslreralent,
subissent solvent des malaises ct des genes qu1,
sans etre graves, attristent beaucoup leur exls-
tence ct chagrinent leurs amies ct leur encourage.
Get etat CONSIGNMENT aggrave leur fat craindre
de ne jamais trouver une fin a leurs souffrances.
Files ont fait tant ct ST solvent dessais de guerl-
son infructueux qu'elles ont perdu tout courage,
toute vig11eur. LIE moral est affecte ct, par suite,
leur corps est affaibli, lenergie parait avoir quite
tous leurs membres, la 1nelancolle ct la trlstesse
s'emparent d'elles ct Giles voient tout en- noir:
Ce uu'il fault, c'est reagir, remonter lie moral ct
lie physique ct pour celia il ny a rien d'aussi eff
CAGE Que les Pilules Rouges. Leur action puls-
samment reconstituante ct regeneratrlce du sang
en- meme temps qu'epurante, prodult %touJours I'm
effet mervellleux.
Files agissent sur lie sang qu'elles rajeunissent
ct &c grand rafraichisseur DIES cellules entlevrees
ct douloureuses r%eprend, sous leur poussee, sa
mission souveraine qui est de porter la vie aux
extremites les plus lointaines de petre human.
Sous leur magique influence, la creature trap
pee ct decouragee sc relieve, lutte; pappetit qui
Ia fuyait revient ct la terrible crise disbursement
ct de debilite qui lavait abattue est conjuree pour
faire place a un etat de sante parfaite.
La lettre suivante montre Faction puissante
de &c merveilleux remede:
Conpagnie Chimique Franco mericaine,
274 rue Saint-D enis, Montreal.
Messieurs,
"Je vous remercie bien sincerernent des excel
tents conseils que vous m'avez prodigues ct gu
ont 81 gr~andement aide les Pilules Rouges, prises
sur votre prescription, dams leur oeuvre de recupe-
ration ct de reinforcement de mon systeme, 81 iris
tement affaibll.
Depuis deux ans environ je sentais que je per.
dais CONSIGNMENT des forces. Je s%ouffrais de tai
blesse de tous mes mernbres, ! avais des maux de
tete ct des palpitations de occur reellement mena-
eants. Solvent j'etais obligee de laisser la mon
Outrage pour retourner a la maison, ct aussitot
rentree chez moi je perdais connaissance, ct, pen
dant de tongues heures, je restais irnpuissante ct
inerte.
Les docteurs que j'avais consultes, me disaient
tous que mon Outrage etait trop penible ct que
mes malaises etaient causes par la fatigue ct Ia
CONSULTATIONS GRATUITES.-Les fem
m&decins, peuvent les consulter par %lettres; sur leu1
les aidera a bien d6tailler leur @tat ct bien lie faire
dEcrits, nos medecins indiqueront les moyens a PREF
Les Pilules Rouges, jamais vendues autrement
la Compagnie Chimique Franco-Americaine, Sc trou
Giles ne sont vendues de porte EN- porte. Files sor
Etats-Unis, sur reception du prix, SOC. une DO
Gtre adress&es:
COW FTNTTT FRANCO-AMERl
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debilite qui en- resultaient. Dependant, lis ne par
pas a faire rena1tre mon energie ct a me
rendre quelque vigueur. Jen etais toute triste ct
decouragee ct je me %revoltais a Iidee de roster
toute ma vie terrassee ct propre a rien.
Aussitot que je vous al ecrit ct que jai reeu
votre reponse avec toutes vos BONES recomman-
dations je les al scrupuleusement misses a execu-
ton. Je les al suivies a la lettre ct avec lalde des
Pilules Rouges qui mont rapidement reconfortee,
stirnulee ct t~onifiee, jai vite repris IN meilleur
etat de sante. Mon estomac surtout qui etait 81
dslabre, qui ne pouvait rien digerer, a recomrnence
a fonctionner Requirement ct aussltot jal sent1
mon energie %rena1tre. Mes couleurs sont revenues
au visage ainsi cue Pelasticite dams mes mouve-
ments ct lie moral surtout s'est retabli.
Depuis lie mois de mars dernier, je sens que je
suis plus forte que je ne TAI jamais etc ct que ma
est radicale. ST je continue a prendre des
Pilules Rouges de temps en- temps, c'est pour evil
ter toute rechute future possible. Ma sante fat
Iadmiration de toutes les personnes qui mont
.connue malade ct qui me voient 81 blen auJour-
d'hui." - Votre bien devouee, Mile ANNIE RI
CHARD, IS rue Worcester, Nashua, N. H.
mes, qui sont trop 6%loign6es pour venir voir nos
demande, nous leur enverrons I'm QUESTIONABLE qui
Apres une etude serieuse DIES symphonies
Dire pour combattre lie NAL.
qu'en bottles de so pilules ct portant Petquette de
vent chez tous les marchands de remedies. Jamals
t aussi envoyees par la poste, au Canada ct aux
tie, $3.50 six bottles. Toutes les lettres doivent
GAME, 274 rue Saint-Denis, Montreal.
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Santa Barbara, Cal.-Un pont du
chemin de fer Southern Pacific a
6t6 emport6 par les eaux, C'est
une consequence de l'inondation
de Los Angeles.
Les rues basses de Los Angeles
sont couvertes de deux pieds d'eau.
Des enfants mont pu gutter leur
6cole, parce que les rues 6taient
submerg6es.
Ottawa.-Joseph Either, age de
IS ans, est mort, samedi soir, alors
quill assistant q une representation
au Theatre Francais,
L'Islet Village.-M. Ed. B6lan-
ger a 6t6 tue par un arbre qu'on
abattait. II traversait un bois en-
voiture ct dut arreter pour permet-
tire q un bncheron de continuer son
travail mails le bruit que fit l'arbre
en- tombant effraya le cheval de NJ.
B6langer, qui s'6lanca en- avant.
Une forte branche frappa notre
concitoyen ct lui fractura le crane.
La mort fut instantan6e.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1914-03-06

Order for Creditors to Present Claims
Ffc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-08
SYNDICATE

Mrs c. Mears was in Shushar
Saturday.
Clifton Mears was in Manchester
one day last week.
Mrs. Henry Mears is quite serious
ly i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Nathan Mears is having a
great deal of trouble with her left
arm.
The installation of officers of the
Green River Valley Grange will be
held January 10 at Grange hall
Miss Alta Woodcock entertained a
party of young people at her home
New Years eve. All reported a
very enjoyable evening.
The Epworth League was held
Friday night. leader Mrs. Mae Hayes.
Topic Things to be Remembered
and Things to be Forgotten"
The Epworth League will hold a
lunch box social at the NJ f. church
Friday night. January 9th at 100
All are most cordially invited.
The Misses Margaret and Jennie
jackson returned Saturday to Green
wich after spending the holidays
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Jackson.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-08
DISCOVERY COMES
AFTER 5000 YEARS
Buffalo House Takes the Taste
Out of Castor Oil.

Since the earliest days of medicii,
chemists have been trying to take tbs
taste out of castor oil.
The secret has mt last been discov.
cred by Spencer Kellogg & Sons of But.
lalo. who are among the largest pro-
ducers and refiners OF vegetable oils
in the world. They have removed
the castor oil taste, and smell toe,
purifying the Gil and making it better
ana more effective. Nothing IS added
TO 1t, nothing good taken out Of il.
hellogg's Tasteless Castor Oh j..
tasteless in the true sense Even chi
dren take it easily. for all the nan.
seating effect is removed.
Sold now at all drug stores in DC
ana zoe sizes. Ask for Kellogg'S Taste
less Castor OH by name. for there are
several preparations OF castor on,
mixed and favored, which are nat
tasteless and do not act as well.
The public IS protected by the trade
mark, green castor leaf, bearlng the
signature, Kellogg's.
Made only by Spencer KELLOGG &
Sons. inc, Buffalo n. y, renaers OF
vegetable oils.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-08
BENNINGTON BRIEFS


Joseph A. Evans is spending the
day in Troy.
Leon Percy has sold team of
horses to II. w. Myers.
Mrs. w. E Putnam is passing the
day in Albany and Troy.
Mrs. p. j. Ryan of Old Bennington
is spending a few days in Troy.
Born, Saturday, son to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lundergan of Scott ST.
Z. T. Griswold began cutting ice on
his pond on Weeks street Wednes-
day.
Henry Terrill has returned from
Boston where he was called because
of the illness of his mother.
Mrs Alfred Geer and daughter
Miss Bertha, of School street, left
this morning for visit at their form.
er home in Rutland.
Miss Olive Nisley, who has been
visiting Miss Edna Walbridge and
other relatives in town, has returned
to Smith college, at Northampton,
Mass.
b. j. Brooks went to Troy Wednes-
day to visit his wife, who on Monday
left Samaritan hospital, where she re.
Gently underwent an operation. Since
leaving the hospital Mrs. Brooks has
been at the home of relatives. Her
condition is very much improved and
she will probably be able to return
home in a few days.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-08
Kept the opposition BUSY.

The only instance known wherein an
employee was paid by his employer for
gambling occurred in New Orleans.
Walter Lamana, child of wealthy
Italians, was kidnapped. and the inter-
est was intense throughout the gulf
coast country.
The STATS of the two leading morn.
ing dailies We're engaged in "draw"
after hours when the city editor OF
one Of them was called out. He sum-
moned reporter.
Get back in there and play at the
papers expensew he Missed. Make
it livelyw
The reporter raised 'em and hoisted
'em and lifted 'em for an hour
Then the game was broken up by
cries Of Extra! Extraw and the stan
of the other paper read with emotion
that the body of the child had been
found.
There was ten dollar check from
the editor in the reporters envelope
next pay day.-New York Tribune.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-08
PoWNAL CENTER

Several schools OF the town open.
ed Monday after the holiday vaca-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Moore of
Bennington were in town Monday to
attend the funeral Of A. B. Gardner.
Edgar Brown OF Thomaston. Conn.
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. V.
Brown OF East Pownal a portion Of
last week.
Misses Edith and Addie Sumner
entertained several friends Saturday
evening az their home in East Pow
nal Cards and music were enjoyed
until a late hour.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-08
Gard Of Thanks

To all who by their deeds and acts
OF Kindness. showed their love dur.
ing the illness and funeral OF our hus
oand and father We wish TO extend
heartfelt thanks To the Remington
banks, TO the Eiks. Masons and the
bennington Club. and 10 the host Of
friends who sent the beautiful floral
remembrance. We wish 10 give this
slight token Of our appreciation Of
their sympathy and thoughtfulness.
Mrs A. 2. Gardner aud family.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-08
PoWNAL

Paul Wollsdleger, who was i'll with
the grip is again able TO be out.
John D. Thomas has returned to
Darlington where he is studying
| medicine in o. V. NJ.
Charles s. Gerrieh c. +. of Newark
n. j., was a guest over Sunday of
Mrs. John Coones of Church street
Miss Florence Lewis left Sunday
to resume her duties as teacher in
| Weehawken. n. j., and Miss Helen
Lewis left Monday to resume her
studies in Philadelphia.
The Cantata at the NJ. +. church
New Years evening was attended by
n large crowd and those attending
thoroughly enjoyed it. A Christmas
tree for the children followed the
Cantata.
a pleasant Old and New Year
party was given by Mrs. A. G. Park.
err on New Years eve. The party
was given as compliment to her
Sunday school class and their
friends were invited Progressive
Whist was played, each of the play.
ers receiving souvenir of the oc-
casion- Early in the evening sugar
on snow was served and then later
there was a chatting dish supper
Misses Lodieska Gardner and Con.
stance Potter presided over the chat. |
ing dishes placed at either end of !,
the dining table and the grace Of the |
servers added to the taste OF the |
rarebit. After wishing each there |
Happy New Year the party went
home in the belief that 1914 had !
commenced auspiciously.
A coasting accident occurred Satur
day afternoon on Bannister hin
which might have been more serious
Louis Potter and Ralph Thompson
were coming down, the latter being
ON the front sled. Tecumseh Brow
nell of North Pownell started I'D the
hill in his auto, when at the same
moment the boys appeared ove- the
crest of the hill going at terrific
speed Brownell turned in toward
The blacksmith shop. and Thompson
'werved sharply to the right passing
he auto successfully. The lar and
he suddeness Of the danger threw
'oung Potter from his sled. and he {
lid with considerable force into the
eft front wheel of the auto. He was |
adly bruised but no bones were
roken. II will be several days be 9
ore he is able TO go out.
The funeral of A. b. Gardner took
lace Monday at Cedar Hill, c
lev. II. G. Mohl of the BAPTIST h
hurch officiating. The capacity of
ne house was taxed to accommodate II
hose who attended. showing the es. \
ZEN in which Mr.. Gardner was held. y
he floral offerings were many and
ostly- The Masons. Elks, Benning- r
m Club. Bennington County saw. :.
lgs Bank and Bennington County
ational Bank all sent pieces beside
score from friends. George West.
ghouse Of Lenox. a cousin of Mrs. II
who was through i!lness +
nable to attend, sent his gardener, A
r Norman as his personal repre-
'ntative and the flowers were skill. 7.
lily arranged by him. Mr. Mohl "
'oke feelingly of the desceased ~.
iaracterizing him as willing de. 7,
sndable and true. The bearers
ere Mr. Gardeners two brothers. his
m and son-in-law his cousin and
S orother-inlaw. while the honor
y bearers we're the directors Of the
70 Bennington banks where he had e'
zen a director. There was a dele ii
zion from the Bennington lodge of
RS present The burial was in b
ak Hill cemetery. al
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-08
Maybe.

Employer-What, you want n raise?
why. when | was an office boy | had
to work five years before got one.
Boy-fes, sir; but maybe you was one
OF them fat headed kids that amt
worth raise.-Boston Transcript.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-08
Only One Mood.

inqnlSitive Friend-Don't you find
that your wife is very subject TO
moods: Enpeck-No: she has only one
mood, the imperative. and I'm the one
that's subject TO that,-,Iudge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-08
Fish and Tobacco.

A peculiar aroma is given to the to-
bacco raised in the Platana region,
Turkey. by the use as fertilizer OF Il
small fish called hamsi.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-08
Nothinu on Him.

Teacher-The camel can go eight
days without water. Freddy-So could
If ma would let me.- YEM1TyS
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28

un6 friibsn COB unb bon benz suien
RomtraOen. Damn idimpTE elmer.
Ct m0fie Rube baben. llnb rt
broudt nidt longs gu ihimpIen. bsnn
idon Iiegsn tie ale ouf ibrsm bars
ten Eager, 3ebn Monn an Der sinen
Wonb, 3ebn Wonn on Der onbersn
Wonb, bie9eine Northumberland
uno nod elm paor Rerle qusr. lin
ltinen preis Der Welt bari elm
6eniter aufeemaht perbsn.
.Q%uftsbenl"
6immeloonnernetierl Won bat
ia iaum bns cine Qtuee suesmadt
oa esbt es i1on tpiebsr los. Mber
buran geipobnt fi1 Der Soloot. Wlit
brei Bis bier Stunoen SdIof 1T
man s%ufriebsn. llnb Der Ih0ns
M%oreentofIee aus Der 6elotihs
buffet Iieblid - BIN. ma ia. Da3u
3OmmiBbrot nit MarmsIaoe, ons
fhlieBenb einen fleinen Spa5iers
gang BON As Rilomstsr, bos Rlsis
berlpinb ouf benz Riiden unb bic
eelisbte JliHte in Der 9anb.
y + =
Ri9t ole q6enbe fnb 10 esmiit.
lid, ni9t INNER idldFt mon 70
fiiritlid troden, unb nidt iebe WnbIs
seit Idmedt 10 fd0n. Nber i'd babe
mir bic Trsibeit gsnOmmsn. aug
meinem Rrisgstoeebu1 cine friebs
Iihe Settle bsraus3uTdneiben. Bon
entbebrunesreideu unb blutigen
Stunbsn bort man ia Obneoiss ss'
mug.
Washington Journal., 1914-11-28
sanpwer IN ssisss,.it.n.

Runittperte baben inn Rriege, man
mO9te Foit iogen. lire 5uter Gngel.
uno 10 munds Sd0pfr1g Der Runfi
lit aus G%riegseefabr in eigsntimlis
der unb faIt rOmanbafier Neile err
rettet porben. Sc fern bier Elm
poor 8eiIpicIe bon IOldtn sIiidIi6eu
Nbsnteuern bon &unitperten in
2rie9s5eiten ungefiibrt.
Nad Der &npituIation 8resluns
i'm Anfang 5ebruar 1907 forocrte
Der Mominitroteur9eneroI 3espernt
BON Der preuBif9en Rsoisrung duf
8erlangen feines @oupernements bic
Nuslisferung Der pierb6n0igen Gbros
nit bes 6roifort. @s lit Dies Der
beriibmte S6db Der 9reslouer
StabtbibIiotbet, cine fir Mnton BON
8urgunO i'm Is. Sobrlunoert berges
itelte pergamentbonoIdrtit nit SabIs
rei9en tiinIterIif9 lebr bsoeutenosn
Miniaturen. Dieter Gorosrung be-
ge9nete Der bomaliee @ibliotbstar,
Rettor ShsibeI, NIT Der WorIeauna,
6oB bielslbe SonbI9rift fid in Ell
ner ebenIo euten 9lbI6rift bsreits in
Der 3aiIerli9en 9ibliot6et gu pas
ris befinoe. S9on mar Der SroiIs
fart bon Der Staotbiblictbet oufs
Notbous eebrd9t por0ta, um bon
bort benz @eseroI : SntenOonten
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