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all the colored taffetas, including change
a5les, follow close second. White and
the paler tints are RELOCATED to gaslight
wear as rule, though a long all en-
veloping wrap makes even these 60 at
the popular afternoon tea dances.
TRANSFORMATION GOWNS.
Transformation gowns" is an apt
name for dresses that, worn with CAMP,
are suited for afternoon wear and with
out this separate appendage,are correct
for evening occasions. A number of ex-
cellent models for such frocks are to be
had and most of them are easy to con-
struct.
Dresses and suits of string color, beige
and similar tints are lately notable at
the fashionable restaurants, also pastel
pinks and ivory whites. Such delicate
colors need touch of fine dark fur to
save them from insipidity. This is often
supplied in the collar, cuff and muff of
fitch, ermine, sable or civet, and there is
usually fur over-garment donned for
the street which protects the suit and it's
wearer.
FASHIONABLE WRAPS.
Supple wraps of fur in dolman or coat
form are the choice of the woman who
understands the art of good dressing.
Those, if of seal, broadtail or ermine are
quite out Of reach of the woman who
spends moderately for her dress, but
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HOW TO KEEP WELL IN WINTER

Do not let your blood get thin this
winter. For people who have tendency
toward anamia, or bloodlessness, winter
is trying season. Lack of exercise and
fresh air, the more restricted diet, many
things combine to lower the tone of the
body and deplete the blood.
AS soon rs you notice the tired feeling,
lack of appetite and shortness of breath
that are warning symptoms of thin blood
take a short treatment with DR.. Will
liams' Pink Pills. Do not wait until the
color has entirely lett your checks, until
your lips are white, your eyes dull and
your ears like mother OF pearl. 1t Is Sc
much easier to correct thinning OF the
blood in the earlier STAGES than later.
Dir. Williams Pink Pills build up the
blood and strengthen the nerves. In
this way the general health is improved,
the appetite increases, the digestion Is
strengthened and new ambition and en-
eryv developed. Work becomes easier
because it does not cause exhaustion.
Keep your system Mt its highest ethci-
ency with DIR. Williams Pink Pills, the
great blood builder and nerve tonic
Your own drigrist can supply you.
booklet Building Up the Blood will he
mailed free on request hy the D.. VIII
iams Medicine Co, Schenectady, \. \.
II IS we'll worth SIN 'rig., Ivy all who do
not enjoy complete heath.
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, there are beautiful coats to be had in re-
liable pelts, made up in the latest styles
at very moderate figures now that Jauu-
airy prices prevail.
At C. C. Shayne & Co.'S, where l
usually go to get the latest news of fur
fashions, saw beautiful coats of sable
squirrel, and of soft gray moleskin that
anyone would be proud to wear, marked
at figures that make their possession
easily possible. Many of the coats OF
Owed muskrat, which looks exactly like
seal and wears as we'll, were so smartly
made and beautifully lined that they
were quite as attractive as the more
costly furs. Sets of scarf and muff in
this same muskrat are in excellent style,
suited to maid or matron, and are not in
the prohibitively expensive class.
VESTS AND GIRDLEs.
Small lengths of brocade that can be
picked up at the prevailing January
sales, make effective vests to freshen
and smarter winter suits. Some of the
prettiest now have collars attached that
turn over the jacket, ending just IN
front of the shoulder line. after the
fashion familiar in fur trimmings. Wide
girdles of brocade, Roman stripe or
plated silks are similarly useful to trans
form plain frock.
VERONA CLARKE.
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THORNDlKE.

Potatoes at the Station are IS cents;
butter IS cents; eggs 40 cents.
H. M. Higgins is hauling cord wood for
our rural mail carrier, Frank S. Hogan.
Peter Lafland is working for J. D..
Higgins, who is getting out some spruce
lumber.
Farmers are improving the snow in
hauling potatoes to market, getting up
firew6od and taking logs to null.
1t is reported that Mr.. Lowell OF
Fairfield has bought the Sayward mill
and will put in new machinery and do all
kinds of mill work and that he will put
in shingle mill. A well equipped mill,
managed by live and accommodating
millman, would be greatly appreciated
in. this vicinity and we wish our new
conner the best of success.
Mrs. Joseph Higgins, who has been
Seriously i'll and confined to her bed for
several weeks, is reported as quite COM
Portable at this writing. Her many
friends in this and adjoining towns will
be glad to know that under the good
care of her faithful son and daughter,
with the aid of trained nurse, it is
thought she will regain her usual health
and soon be about the house.
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Castor Oil Is Tasteless Now.
"A Remarkable Step Forward in Oil
Refining.

Refining.
Pure, clear castor oil, without taste or
smell, is recent discovery of the house
of Spencer Kellogg & Sons, refners of
vegetable oils.
The Kellogg mills take away the nau-
seating taste, but remove none of the
good properties Of castor oil.
As Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil is
merely purified castor oil. it works bet
ter than the evil-tasting, evil-smelling
dose of the past, and does not upset the
stomach. Children take it easily.
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil has been
supplied to all druggists, not in bulk, but
in neat 25c and Soc bottles. 1t is neces-
sary to ask for Kellogg's by name, to
distinguish it from disguised castor oil,
favored with peppermint and other
strong essences. The trademarked label
bears green castor leaf, with the sigma
ture, Kellogg's.
Made only by Spencer Kellogg & Sons,
Inc, Buffalo, N. Y, refiners Of vege-
table oils.
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the city charter. he whole numDef g
voess thrown wsrs eniy 81 h resalt
was the acceptance Of the charter BY =
vote of sl4 against 27a- The only pub
lie demonstration Of joy at the result
was by the boys. who rang the bells and
had tar-barrel bonfire IN the evening.
A meeting was held on the 18th Of De-
cember .sto see if the town will vote to
surrender their city charter The vote
was 90 decisively in the negative that
there was no further opposition.
A movement was inaugurated this
month by School Districts 4 and to puff
chase the interest of the county and
town in the old Courthouse and convert
il into q school house. 1t resulted IN the
purchase of those interests: the interior
of the building was re-modeled, and 1t
has to the present day been used for
school purposes. In 1862 a contract was
made between the School District and
the Masonic Fraternity by the terms of
which the attic was leased to Phoenix
Lodge and the Chapter for the term OF
ninety mine years, in consideration OF
which they constructed the French root
on the building and engaged to keep 1t IN
repair during the term of their lease.
Early in May change was made In
the course of the telegraph wire across
the river. Up to this date it lad crossed
at the lower bridge; by the change made
it diverged from Bridge to High street,
thence on High street and the road to
City Point to the red bridge at the Point
where it crossed the river and thence to
Mason's Mill where it connected with
the old line.
Among the vessels launched this year
were the ship Northern Chief of about
1136 tons burthen, the barks John Gard
ner, 487, and Moses Kimball, 499, the
briggs Amos M. Roberts, 218, and Mary
McCrae, 241, the schooners Vesta, SO,
City Belle, SO, Fred Dyer, 157, J. B.,
1856, Mazurka, go, and the Olivia, 81.
The Maine Baptist Convention COM
menced an annual session of three days
at the Baptist Church on the 18th of
June. 1t was largely attended, more
than hundred of the clergy of the de-
nomination being present. A State Con-
vention of the Universalist denomina-
ton commenced three days session on
the ed. This also was numerously at
tended. Rev. N C. Fletcher, now re-
siding in Camden, was pastor of the So
ciety in this place at the time.
"And Satan came also among them. !"
Job. 2. 1-2. While these religious de-
nominations were engaged in "present-
ing themselves before the Lord those
famous Magicians, Professors Baldwin
and Wood, came from going to and fro
in the earth and from walking up and
down in it," and gave two of their
"amusing and interesting entertain
ments" at City Hall. Whether it was
through their magical art, or the influ-
ence of the Conventions, that the cocks
of the casks in the liquor agency were
mysteriously turned on the night of the
18th and some two or three hundred dol
lars worth of liquor wasted its sweet
ness on the desert air. is a question to
which no satisfactory answer has yet
been made.
The remaining local events of this
year will be found in our next chapter.
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YOUR HAIR NEEDS
PARTISAN SAGE

1t is delightful and invigorating hair tonic
which quickly penetrates into the scalp. gets
to the roots Of the hair, removes dandruff. and
supplies the hair with just the kind of nourish-
ment it needs to make it grow.
Partisan Sage is not injurious to the hair or
scalp-it removes dandruff with one applica-
ton and stops falling hair and itching of the
scalp.
Partisan Sage quickly cleanses, cools and in
vigorates the scalp and makes hair that is thin'
dull. matted or stripgy soft, abundant and radl-
ant with life. It not only saves the hair, but
gives it that Incompatible gloss and beauty
you desire.
Get so cent bottle from A. A. Howes & Co.
now-at once Rub little into the scalp-you
will be surprised with the result. Delighted
users pronounce Partisan Sage the best, most
pleasant and invigorating hair tonic made
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The Dancing Crowd
In New York.
Short Dresses the Rule. Narrow Trains
Made to Catch Up at One Side, Not
to Impede the Tango.

to Impede the Tango.
Correspondence of The JournaL]
NEW YORK, Jan. IL, 1914. That New
York is dance mad was proved New
Years eve when at nearly all the res
taurants people of all ages danced out
the old, and in the incoming year. The
new dances are so pretty and graceful
when properly danced by the right kind
of people that one wonders at the fuss
they have occasioned until glimpse IS
had of the same dances done by the
other sort in another way. How it will
all end time only will tell, but just now
the middle aged and older dancers outdo
their children and grandchildren in en-
thusiasm.
SHORT DRESSES THE RULE.
No poubt this craze is responsible for
the fact that almost everyone is wearing
either short dresses, or little whisps OF
trains, that are made to catch up at one
side into the draperies, quite out of the
way when dancing is INDUCED. This
fashion, like many others not designed
for her benefit, is turned to account by
the woman whose few gowns must do
service for many occasions. A black
satin frock, that is short and practical
enough to be worn on foot in the street
under smart warm coat, when that gar
ment is put off energies with dainty
transparent bodice and fishtail tram,
dropped at a touch from its concealed
fastening. Black taffeta Is exceedingly
smart Just now for afternoon wear, and
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Chairman and the executive committee
to confer with similar officers Of the
Progressive party with the purpose Of
bringing about an honorable peace.
1t was the greatest meeting ever held
by any political party in Maine outside
of convention and it presages glorious
victory of united party in 1914.
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An Ideal Woman's Laxative.

Who wants to take salts. or castor oil. when
there is nothing better than DR.. Kings New
Life Pills for all bowel troubles. They act
gently and naturally on the stomach and liver.
stimulate and regulate your bowels and tone
up the entire system. Price, 25c. At all
Druggists.
n E. Buckien & Co. Philade lphia or st. Louis
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Worms the Cause of Your Child's Pains

A foul disagreeable breath, dark circles
around the eyes. at times feverish, with great
thirst; cheeks flushed and then pale, abdomen
swollen with sharp cramping pains are all in
dications of worms. Don't let your child suf-
fer ickapoo worm Killer will give sure re-
lief-It kills the worms-whiie it's laxative
effect add greatly to the health of your child
by removing the dangerous and disagreeable
effect of worms and parasites from the system.
Kickapoo Worm Killer as health produce.
should be in every household. Perfectly safer
Buy box today. Price Csc. All Druggists or
by mail.
Kiokapoo lndIah Ned. Co. Phil. or st. Louls.
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WHAT
SETTER
PRESENT

Can you make High School Pupil at this
time than a 15-volume set of American En-
cyclopedias or a Webster Encyclopedia Die
tionary-HALF PRICE-used very little.
Address
H. T. f.. JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Paxtine
A soluble Antiseptic Powder to
be dissolved in water as needed.

AS a medicinal antiseptic for douches in
treating catarrh, inflammation or liberation of
nose, throat, and that caused by feminine ills
it has no equal. For ten years the Lydia h.
Pinkham Medicine Co. has recommended Pax
tine in their private correspondence with
women, which proves its superiority. Women
who have been cured say it IS worth its
weight in gold" AT druggists. 5Oc large box,
or by mail The Paxton Toilet Co, Boston.
Mass. TIC
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LET US
DO YOUR
CASTING

We have reopened the foundry on Front
street, under the superintendent of Mr. A. X.
LEADBETTER, an experienced iron mouder,
have large stock of patterns. and are pre-
pared to fill all orders promptly and at reason
able prices. 3ott
BELFAST FOUNDRY & MACHINE GO.
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NOTICE

The Board of Health of Belfast respectfully
request, the ply sicians and all persons know
ing any suspected cases of small pox to report
them promptly. Belfast has no cases, but some
cities in the State, we understand. have. Unite
and help us in keeping it out
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Belfast, December "a, 1913.-52
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scripts on various subjects, and to agri-
cultural and horticultural pursuits. 1t
would not become the compiler of these
annals. sustaining the relation he does to
the subject of this brief biographical
sketch, to indulge in the language of eu-
logy; yet it is but simple justice to the
man, whose memory is very precious to
him, to embody in it resolution adopted
by the members of the Waldo Bar at a
meeting held the Gay after his decease:
Resolved, that the recent demise of the
Hon. William Crosby, calls US to mourn
the loss of a respected and venerated
brother, the oldest member of this Bar,
it's founder and first President. Although
he had retired from active life and for
the last twenty years we have not met
him in the arena of professional labor,
yet he is fresh in our recollection, and
will long be remembered as the just
lawyer, the able advocate, the impartial
judge, and the eminent and beloved cit
izen." A somewhat extended biogra-
ply of Judge Crosby may be found in
Willis's History Of the Law, the Courts,
and the Lawyers of Maine.
Early in April Messrs. Holmes and Ba-
ker became landlords of the American
House, succeeding Mr.. H. N. Lancaster.
Mr.. Holmes is now landlord of the New
England House, and Mr.. Baker died some
years ago.
A town meeting was held on the Sd Of
April to act on the question of accepting
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IHhteH OmH6iusn".
5ranenreftlerinnen Sirfen nidt IN
Oifentlidlen garfS grOpa'
gnHDa inaden.

U1ittpoh Eafmittag batten Bic
glnbdnaet oes 6raueHitimmredts I'M
Sanscom Bari cine 9erianimIuug
anberaumt; etipa Elm gdderbubenO
bntte ii9 eingeflmOen. Der Redts.
beiitonS bro6 eine 2dIBe fir OaS
JraileuItimmreat, unb ibm ioIgte
5rou q. 3. Cooper bon Siio,Gma.
ba. Gle iDar iton i'm 8uge, nIs
Der 8arfndhter oui fie siitrat rmO
ibr berbot, iortjniabren. er madte
Der gle6nerin flar, AaB es perboten
iei. in eiuem 0iientliden 8art po.
Iitiif)e 6ragen irgenO ipel4er 9lrt
an er0rtern. aniingIid perlegte
ii6 DIE 5rou ouf's aemonitriren,
aber es balF oIIes nidts, Der Bart.
ipdhter lieb niht loder. 1ro Die
9eriammIing Der GrouenrehtIeriR.
nen Ioite iib nitf.
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ama6a'er in aep @erifO ermorSet.

Talp6 @. Gonnea, Sobn BON
Serrn uno 6rau 8. s. gounea
bon bier, tuuroe nabe Eularoia, q.
M., in elmer sSebcc I'M 9diierredte
BON einem gerited aus eridoiien.
Der S6uB purSe nuf Der glan6
eines S. 8. 9orter abgegeben uno
5rau Borter unO elm glngeitcater
9tomenS 5aIlep befinOen ii9 in I'm
teriudmgsbnft. gonnen uno ieine
9.iabrige 3odter 6Iorence ritten
0es 8egs entIang, oIs er BON toOt.
iiden ShuB getroffen tpuroe. Son.
neQ mar Der Siibrer in einem Sam.
pfc I'M Die 8aiierre6te Der 0rt.
ihaft SuIaroia, in iDeldem mebs
rcre 9(lfalfa8iidter bertptdeIt paren,
Die 0as @aiier aus 0em 3ularoin
5luB fir 9erieie ieIlmgs3mede aus.
beuten noaten 9as Sbergeridt
bon Stem Rertfo bate entibieoen,
baB Der 8oiIerInuf Oes GSlltiIes niht
berGnbert tperben ioQte ltno 9orter
unO feline @eieqitaft tpar oeidln'
gcn, mesbol6 man slnubt, bob Cont
neQ aus Ha6e meu6Iing5 ermor.
oet nur6e. Council NOR Stnot.
fommiIiGr un6 bntte oie Gedte Ser
5taot energii9 genabtt. Der gr.
moroete mar 80 Sabre aft uno bin-
tprIGBt ieine 5rau uuo 8fpei 36dter.
Seine sSouliIie miro ieine 2eiAe
mad Smoba bringen, no iie
am SamItag beitattet miro. Ser
grmrrbete betrieb cine groBe Rand
nabe GuIaroia lnO mar tpeaen iei.
ner groBen @eiliigel5uht aud aIs
,Siihnerf0tttd4 befannt.
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RuDicbrIt 6alSltiOenO.
Sat Tdj bic araHf6eit in grafilieH
ssBOIi. - Seine Sam.
paguereoen. 4

2ou0on, is. Sini. - Sol. gioo.
icucIt liz bon ciuem idpcren SaIs.
Iei0en befaIIen morOen, 6as ani Die
@ntbebruuaen. oenen er in ben llr.
m1lOcrn 8raiiIieu's ausacicbt gene.
fen mar, suriidjuiii6ren it, IS 1T
bolig ausgeihloiiGn. oaB siooiepelt
tpdbrene Der fommenOen e1mpdane
In 0an Ser. Staaten oftibcn 9(n.
tbeiI ncbnieu miro. Bdbren0 Der
uddiien @ionate mllb er ii6 iebr
i1oneu. g9ieies lit mciue Pint.
mort an 3ieienigen iueIde bon mir
crpartcn oob id mid All Der
8oblrnnlpague betbeilige", ingte Sr.
gooiebeIt, inbcm er iein SulsIeioen
bei6rieb. falls irgeno SematO BON
mir eriuartet, Dab id es tbue, odm
gebe ib ibn 5ur glntport, id) fam
nidt." nn merfte es ibm bel lei.
nem gortrog Dor Der bieiigen Geo.
erapbiiben @eicai6aft an, oaB oas
Sprehen ibm Yliibe madte uno
llnbebagen neruriabte.
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Ra,,ia ant
ilOabbaa(f!
Giacnfbiimcr fciigeHOmnieH. - lie.
Der bunbert 9nIniien selingt
q, 81 eHttOmmeH.

SiirB nad) M2ittprnodl uHternnhm
Sberiit glcSbane unO bier ieifer
Deputies eineH Streiijug niif ben
Riberii0e Stub, pelder an Der
Sherman glbe. unnlitteIbnr am
5Iubuier Elm iosenantes OioobbouIe
'nebit Gan5lofal unterbGlt. Der Der.
nulter oes SoIies, q. 20. elliott,
2716 geor0 %. StraBe, ipuroc un-
ter Der @eiduloigung Derboftet, Spi.
ritioien 5u OerfnuFeu, obne i'm 9e.
iis elmer 2i6enB 5u iein. Sieben
anoere Wldnner uilO jtuei Drotieii-
jinimer mubten ebenfnGS ben Meg
5itm @eidngniB antreten. lleber
bun0ert g@dite" betuertiteaieteH ib-
re 5Iu9t.
aaum bieB es Der Sberiff lit
Sal" ais ii6 Der SnioIien elm pa.
niifer S9reden beHdatiste. Gie
5tpan6ig Gbiiren OeS GonSIn1Iea
luuroen geoffnet iuO tper fonrte,
elite ms 5reie, Inn Der 81. Sermnn-
bnb 81 entgeben. 9ieIe rettefen
ii9 auf oaS 8nd) uu0 tpo9ten erit
oann bernb5ufommen als bic 2uft
rein mar, b. g., Der Sberifl NIT
ieinen @efnngenen obge3ogen mar.
Die G6anffeure Der glutomobile, bic
Dor oem Roaobouie bielteu, tndrteten
oas @rideiuen berienigen, bic iie
gemietbet batten, nidt ob, ionbern
| fubren i'm to[en sSagen BON onnnet.
Der Reiort befinoet iid uobe oer
olten Sonilton S1geuiible unntit-
teIbar auBer5oIb Der StaOtgreu5en
uno lit erIt felt eiuigen Gagen I'M
gange.
elliot CAB fir ieif erIdeinen Dor
8eriGt 5000 giirgidoft; bic iibri.
gen gerbafteten tpuroen segen
Steaung BON ie 500 giirgiboft
Bis 8llr 3eit ibres 9ruaeiies ouf
freieu Sub geiebt.
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anS Osm aousrei!.
SaHOelSfammer bon Seattle prOtt'
itirt aeaen anti.srHit
esiebSsbuns.

@aIbington. IS. SUM. Senator
Sones rnterbreitcte Elm Sdrciben
Don Der SanoeIsfanmer 5ii Seattle
uno anoereu abnIitDen Srganiiutio.
nen i'm Staate 8nibiHgton, in mel.
den gegen Die ant,SrlitmaBuabmcn
Der giegierimg protejdrt fpirb.
Senator Sbeppnr0 uuterbreitete
cine 8orloge, lmlt pclder bic ben
Senntoren bisber bejablteu 9leilcu.
gebiibren BON 90 Gents per WeiIe
auf 5 Gents brrubseiebt tperOen
ioIlen. Der gerpt, oieie gorla.
&C i'm Somite 81 begruben, ipuroe
pereitelt.
Der Senat nabm ole geniion.
IiIte an, peldle 100 RiIlionen 9ol.
lars berIauet, SeSgIei6eu ben Gtat
fir oen Oiplomntiiteu itno aoniu.
laroienit in S0be bon $4, ,359,000.
Der gIan OeS RarineOeparie.
ments. oie bei6eu 2inienidliffe sSOa.
boz u16 giiiIiiippi" an cine euro.
pdiide Nadt ju Oerfaufen iinO fir
oas @eIo einen moOernen a5iirdte.
ni1tS" 5u erbanen TT oIs geitet.
teri 5lt betratten. Sm 9l6scorSne.
tenbaus offenbarte iia cine Otrurt
geiDaltige 0ppoiiton gegeu ben
Man, OnB goriieer gSaoset bonn
aomite fir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nod elmer aonierenS NIT geamten
bes Observation-Disclosures erfldrte, Die
glegieriing peroe teiuen Beriud mo.
den, Die gorlage i'm aongreB Ourd.
8uoriiden.
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sdlieht anf bertidlen gotidlafter.

Champaign, SSa., Is. Slni. =
@rni sSobann BON 8ernitorff, Der
0eittTfle goti6after in 8aibington,
entging nit fnapper glotb Dem 20.
Be. Sin Bd6ter feuerte oui Ons
autoniobil, in ipel6em iidl Der 9ot.
ihnfter befmlS, Der bel Den SdIuB-
feierliHfeiten Die Salptreoe baIteu
ioILte.
aIs bas gtuto, meldes cine
sientIi9 ihneIle 6abrgeidrpinOisfeit
ime bieIt, an Gde Der I. unO Uni
DeriitD Abe. ongeIangt mar, tpintte
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