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have been sick but are better at this
writing.
Mr.. Allen Walker from Pucketts,
called in Loves Valley Sabbath.
Mr.. Furman McCaslan called to see
US Sabbath.
Mr.. McGee from Iva, worshipped at
Long Cane Sabbath.
Little A. q. Spence spent Saturday
night with grandpa Langley.
Mrs. R. A. Crawford called to see
us one day last week.
Mr.. E. C. Young spent Sabbath with
Mr.. S. T. Young and family.
Mr.. J. A. Young called Sabbath af-
ternoon to see Grandma Creswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Horne are ex-
pecting to move this week to Mr.. L.
O. Beauford's old home.
Mr.. Y. P. Reagin is real sick at this
writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Purdy from
Vcrdery come to see their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Creswell to spend a
few days.
Mr. Frank Russell is very sick at
this writing.
Mrs. Susie Watkins, of Wilmington,
had a stroke of paralysis las Satur-
Cay and is still very i'll.
Mr.. w. P. Long was calling in
Pucketts Sabbath afternoon.
Mr.. David Young dined with Mr..
John Henry Young Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Wiley spent Sat-
urday night with Mr.. S. T. Young and
family.
"Brown Eyes"
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GENTLEMEN OF THE JURY
List Of Jurors Drawn For the Marcel
Term Of Court of General
Sessions.

The following is the list of jurors
drawn for the March term Of the cour
of general sessions which will con
vene on Mondsy, March the 22nd with
Judge Moore presiding:
Diamond Hill Township-J. ]. Mar
tin, W. L. Killingsworth, B. 3. Pace.
Abbeville Township-Fred Cason, c
D. Cowan, J. G. Evans, W. S. McCord
r. L. Shumate, J. A. Ramey, B. p.
Greene, J. T. Evans, A. B. Bosler.
Donalds Township-C. H. Dodson
John Agnew, G. C. Williamson, D. S.
Kennedy.
Due West Township-J. ". Branyon
c. H. Pennal.
Lowndesville Township--F. E. Pat
terson, C. H. Lofts, Wayman C. Hall
w. NJ. Broadwell.
Long Cane Township-F. W. u,
drick, C. w. Keller.
Bordeaux Township-J. n. Allston
L. n. Chamberlain, w. H. Palmer.
Magnolia Township-Colyer Camp
bell, w. E. Redd, J. T. Blanchett.
Eaughman, C. L. Presley, E. P. Dams
Cedar Springs Township-J. r
by, R. X. Mckenzie.
Calhoun Mills township. L. Le-
Roy, ]. R. Bowie.
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CREAMERY ROUTES.

Such interest has been manifest
ed by the people in some sections of
the county in the creamery routes
running into the Clemson College
Creamery that J. E. Cheatham,
County Agent, has requested Mr..
w. w. Long to send one of his ex-
perts to Abbeville to look over the
field and to meet the people who
may be interested in the organizing
creamery route.
AS soon as it can be learned by
Mr.. Cheatham when this expert can
be had, it is his purpose to call a
meeting of those interested in this
project at some point in the county,
possibly Abbeville, so that the matter
can be thoroughly discussed with
the gentleman from Clemson.
Another feature of this creamery
route which might appeal to the
mouse wife, is the collecting of eggs
along said route for the purpose of
shipping to Clemson College from
which point they will be shipped to
Northern markets, where very much
better prices can be had than OBJ
IdlIleu Ou ItlS lOCdl uldI hSIS.
Reports going into Clemson Col
.ege from the patrons along routes
that have been established for some
months are very gratifying and the
patrons are very much pleased with
the results. This work will GER
tainly mean to any community where
established, a much better type of
live stock and poultry than is at the
present time found on most farms,
which will eventually result in bet
Ter satisfied people, improved farms,
beautifed and well kept homes, lar
ger and better schools, better
churches, better roads, etc.
This is along the lines that the
Demonstration forces have been
working for the past several years.
Already several of the counties in
the state have been greatly bene-
fitted by this work, and we are very
anxious to see Abbeville County
come to the forefront.
Mr.. Cheatham is agitating these
creamery routes wherever he, goes
in the county, and is not only willing
but anxious to furnish any informa-
ton or get expert advice on any
subject that pertains to farm life
for any one who may desire it.
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MRS. GARY GOES TO SENECA.

Mrs. Frank B. Gary leaves THURSDAY
for Seneca where she goes to meet
the committee on the Girls Industrial
school, of the Federation Of Women's
clubs. Mrs. NJ. w. Coleman has offer
ed to the Federation most desirable
lot for the location of such school
in Seneca. The committee will look
over the ground and make such rec
ommendation to the Federation as
tkev think proper.
Mrs. Coleman planted grove OF
mulberry trees on this ground and
should an industrial school be started
i. is hoped to encourage the cultiva-
ton of silk worms.
While away Mrs. Gary will visit III
Anderson with the Judge who is hold
ing court there.
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FAIRFIELD

!. x * !: !: X 4 !: =:
The violets and hyancinths are in
bloom again, which makes the yards
more beautiful.
Little Reese Young spent one night
last week with Charlie Young.
Miss Willie Young spent Thursday
with Miss Daisy Young.
Mr.. ]. S. Burnett, of Troy, spent Sab.
bath night with Mr.. and Mrs. R. A..
Crawford.
Miss Myrtle Young and brother
Charlie spent Thursday night and Fri
day with us.
Messrs. Tommie Young and Clarence
Creswell spent Saturday night at the
home of Mr.. J. w. Long and family.
Misses Rebecca and Maggie Young
and brother Charlie spent Saturday
night with their uncle, Mr.. Jimmie
Creswell.
Misses Alma and Irene Young called
70 see Grandma Creswell Saturday af-
ternoon.
Messrs. S. L. Long and Wardlaw
Campbell spent Saturday night with
their kinfolks at Lethe.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Talbert called to
see Mr. and Mrs. John McCaslan Sab
bath.
Mr.. J. A. Young visited his uncle,
Fat McCaslan one day last week.
Mr.. f. T. Young made a business
trip to Greenwood last Saturday.
Mr.. Fred Wilson from Bethia, and
his chum, Mr.. King, from near. Able
vile, worshipped at Long Cane Sab
bath.
MIR. ]. D. Creswell gave the young
folks a play Thursday night, it being
his birthday.
Miss Zellie Langley celebrated her
birthday last Friday. We hope her
many more happy birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Wiley, from
Wilmington. were Mr.. and Mrs. o. P,
Campbell's pleasant visitors Sabbath
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. P. Reagan spent
,art of last week with Miss Belle
Leard.
Friday was a tough day. there was
no school at Fairfield.
AS the old saying, March came in
like a lamb, but the wind is so rough
today it seems that we can almost
hear the lion roar.
Fairfield and Bethia played a game
of ball last Saturday afternoon. The
tally was in favor of Bethia, but we
hear they called two Of Fairfield boys
down before they beat. Now boys don't
be too rough, time about is fair play.
Who will the next game favor?
| Miss Martha Ellen Wiley from Will
lington spent Saturday night and Sab
bath with Mr.. and Mrs. o. P. Campbell
She was accompanied home Sabbath
afternoon by one Of Love Valleys far-
orite boys.
Mrs. f. C. Young and the writer
called to see Mrs. ]. w. Young and
family last Thursday afternoon. They
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DUE WEST

4: X X X y - ~ y =
:. Due West, March 8.-On Friday
night the Caliopean Literary Society
held it's annual celebration. The
stage was beautifully decorated and
each girl filled her part excellently.
The debate was especially noteworthy
The program was as follows:
Invocation-Dr. G.. G. Parkinson.
Presidents address Of welcome
Miss May Bigham.
Freshman essay.
"Israels Political Redeemer--Miss
Ruth Williams.
Through a Hole in the Hedge
Miss Rachael Bigham.
Junior Essay.
."Worldless Language"-Miss Lily
Brooks.
Debate: "Resolved the Railroads
Should Be under Government Con-
troll.
Afirmative-N1iss Lydie Bryson.
Negative-Miss Ruth Sheffield.
The judges rendered their decision
in favor of the negative.
The marshalls were: Chief, Miss
Mamie Sturkey; Assistants. Miss Ella
Montgomery, Katharine Adams and
Annie Laurie Dugan.
Misses jamie Wylie, Marion Stur-
key and Ballad, Mrs. Adams and Miss
Williams were visitors for the week
end at the Wylie home.
The young ladies Of the Wylie Home
entertained the boys of Erskine on
Saturday night.
DhPYatvMR shrdlu taoin hrdlu aoin
Miss Julia Moffatt accompanied by
Miss Francis Shirley of FIonea Path.
were visitors in Due West last week.
Mrs. D. S. Edwards, now occupies
what is known as the Wilson house,
on Main street.
The Abbeville County Teachers as
sociation met in the Euphemian Hall
on Saturday, March 9Th. Bad weather
prevented the presence of many Of the
teachers. The Senior classes of the two
colleges were invited. It was very
interesting meeting.
On Friday the Calliopean Literary
society held its annual celebration.
The stage was beautifully decorated
and each girl filled her part excellent
ly. The debate was especially note
worthy. The program was as follows:
Invocation: DR.. G. G. Parkinson.
Presidents address of Welcome:
Miss Mary Bigham.
Freshman Essay: Miss Ruth Shef-
field.
The judges rendered their decision
in favor of the negative.
The marshals were: Chief: Miss
Mamie Sturkey, asst, Misses Ella
Montgomery, Kathrine Adams and An
nie Laurie Dugan.
Misses jamie Wylie, Marion Sturkey
ard Ballad, Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Will
liams were visitors for the week end.
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MCCORMICK

Mr.. w. NJ. Strom made business
trip to Abbeville Wednesday.
Messrs w. F. Hardy and NJ. L. B.
Sturkey spent Thursday in Lincolnton,
Ca. with friends and relatives.
The Civic League held its regular
meeting on Friday afternoon, March
the 5th, at the home of Mrs. J. 7. Mar
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months. On account of the war,
manganese has advanced in price
very much within the last few
months and this mine promises to be
a source of considerable income to
Mr.. Bradley and the others interest
ed in it.
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Don't fail to see that splendid drama
JUSTIFIED" q. two part Broncho
featuring Ed CoXen and Winnifred
Greenwood, who are always good at
speed from prologue to epilogue.
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If YOU want nice flash light or an ex-
ira battery go to Speeds Drug Store.
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Nus BEN Situate.

@rIt 8oint. 2. @aribomsfp,
neIder Die 5irmo 5diuitod Bros.
rlit eiHem lpertbloien Gbef aber
$4,000 bineingeIcgt bat, bat iid ieet
Der bieiigen 8eboroe lelbit geitelt.
SortingIou. 8ie QftionGre Der
neuen Staatsbanf, tpeld)e in airse
eroffnet meroen miro. boben q. S.
2ommers gum 9r1ftoenten uno 6.
q. Sertert gum aniiirer erp1blt.
@ilber. Ser so i1brige Gront
Ipfbef begina 5elbitmoro. in0en er
&attengift beridludte.
Soloreoge. Der groBe Sbeiher
Der Central @ronories 60. lit in
6Iammen aufgegangeft. Der S9a-
ben betrdgt $4,000, lt aber onrG
8eriiderung ge0edt.
2incoln. Stants.S nosmeiter sc,
orge Saa meiecrt fiG) mad mie Dor,
auiueiiun0en Der aommiilion flr I'M.
Uerfdlidte Iabritngsmittel augslt.
5ablen, obgleid Der @eneraIanipalt
ertlGrt bat, oa6 err oicielben bono.
riren muB, nodoem Der Staats.au-
0itor bieielben begloubigt uno Der
Stoots. 5cfretdr iie gegcnee3ci6net
bat. @s eibt MIR 5fpei ausmege,
Die angeleaenbeit 5u fl1ren. @nt-
peoer muB Der @enerolanmolt Die.
ielbe Dor ooS 0bergcr:1t bringer,
ODER es muB cine grtroieiiion Der
2egislatur einberllfen tper0en. @an
bari geipanut oardnf iein, ME Die
5ode nusldi.ft.
Sortington. g. g.. Urn, Better
oes .Miopelt", neld)er fur3li6 nit
benz @i%sentbiimer oes r@rono" cine
tbGtli6e MISUNDERSTANDING hotte,
fpesen ihmerer aorperoer.
lesung Dem Giitriftgeriht ilbermie.
len. Dos BON 8nlep S6usen.
felt nobIn 9ienitag ieinen anfang.
Der 8eiu6 lit Gin 5nblreider.
NeGoot. Bel eirlem automobiIs
utlfaa purOe Die elfidbrige Godter
bon Bert 9eniamin 10 idmer Der.
BOB iie na9 Ginlieferung in
ons Soipital itarb. SIR odt @lo.
note altes Sdpeiterden erIitt eben.
fals ibpsre Gerletungen.
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.lpffH hgB Aailt "a meai alaf A..
tifafnt Nt9fg Hk9lAal hh aaaf
eefiNAl,def Failse 81 HIN Wl
tt linsnfn lsdi aal asHltsl1 pa
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hrt NANaV mH Hif lH hH m gls.
|aef AtfasllAtN i9 it WiahttN
ahsa tW m8fat M
fm RtshwffH aaa#fit lf FaW.
sfs IN Ms b88 Nftelssf|
laah llA a1eHiesl fsa laHGH
~ babih lei afth4H Natalanb
HHf lllaiafHl Aapfa ftaattNM Nalls|
Hat fflful asgHflff tsmii so
k8 w%tatahffl8 e mil tfn
aAarFe HRa efm HW VA Wg
H Alfn NeafH Fa Wlall
ttl aitiN btH tsiltH Hln6fNf tet
eaf tt e8aaff Hsfsa mii ares
ltg NiHalhHi8 tel aig HAh
ssilsl ttf iaas,asH aeilnna ~ BE-
'pdhfi3h tHhht ftsiHnlM Nils
Hlm Ndll cot NsfHB mafaln mltf.
llh msafpldHfle Nfi1Haw uglfll|
iNh Nff Ntilaa he8 NaalllWW Hna
faet NHnmN NOR aiH tnlauiinig
ftef Unb mahl ttsisHiet
H%fiptuiioeal lafl Hlali tnmhie
In elmer hrtilldsn MAletbdN h.s
anger nno wails lfH0 bbb teiau,
oefe berpet Dat e6 ltn iur Hfaoe
ftrtldc, hdi bos estf 0emldg Vlea
titt cine lal6e Wlifoiauna erldhrt
ausn Ncsetn nub Wiiifmdultru
inm Erop idftiigi biE htntihs NHi
tyr mnaWiHa.liam uer n9o aie 2dn.
ier nfbarcn sW ibttN b%ttuipaiten
0crtrctern In tieigm 0an0e 90 iolll
eie Qliilicn Der bettlidlen Sdnarr
Ieiu bas oeltihe gieo melier tul
lcacn nnb 81 rilf1en 5iim Wohle
l%uietcs A0opiiNaiertnn0e6 m0 Atn
Sdlut NIB Irup bes ncuihihume |
mcIhcs In 0ieier ID beuraten, abcr
1rcbeu Bet ith ndher an riuan0cr
ioIltc. limo 0os id5nItel
nuo itdrfitc Nonb lei oaiitr oos orni.
Ide yicO. Dem Rconer wurOc gro.
Der @eifaa 5utseit
SeItcu bot Elm aouIrrt In Veoria
cine ioIde Wiir0igung bon ocn 3u.
horern grinbren, mo haben it'd Der
Iirigent u. HoIf unO Or.
Tiri1ens Suao 2duc, ME Die
CAME tpndcre Sangeridaor nit Cor.
teeren beoeft.
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NdAi. MlaH 40 Nu4
am NhfpA tfslsa Aif Hfi.
lfn fllsasisu IN Nt Won't al Sd
8f N tart AAHt eaft hsA l
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tiata tafsffH tiHbnd Hleh H
tlnr NafasR kW hah lsHli ualsI
blHaf HI tilfm ntiFbflHt Mhafi.
ltlAt Fg i Want AtesHt ali
iiiFiAi khf matlafiiiNi rlRs
lni NeflHltini iaHN nnist Atm 1lst.
Nv eHa Hanltas Ngaf ntigllA 20.
hfri H ufisagfouaAgk pea oils.
ill sA4i AAial hsl A
s0tl lIls sine lnlefmfllt t%ptltltft.
aiiHi hea tiira DO 8eleaass8 fat.
~ bft thf wldtlaf NAnllf fNf his
anpi bnna pogtVralbsH iuHfheA.
am Ahtlia aht Aet Neuilds s4fAt
stuttflH itiHfA tuulign cine mtllH
tufafHf liH~itftalsHna lm attb4H
4 beaieflNt htr MciAtl odae a.
rtasiafHt ts4a NleE 6tirlihie 81 81.
uef Hellsn anlprahe BE Eeieiasfn
1w fauienA Ntuli MdnuetdNf
lfAd bic t%slltpitn Shore .Ninaus
8lm Adlo ano .llnltf'm rupFel,
Dor. mebet aler bne Gfs
a'aler ttnaia itetcnh mlfite
NrdilafHt Atuneilt Htcfteidie o
9lilnlitaefn BIS 2t Raul atieser
ugrrlue lur 25.idbriae aa9eaefi5fess
stun 9erriu ntiie .Eiiernc arclll +.
Sleodilen. Iunu be1aun 0aB set.
ipiel a9as G.iernc Arcn3 urriabi
non cinrm ct VonIer Dldtcr. Aer.
mann I. Nienile0i. o. wnrNc floti
aeipicIi. Sic AliiMluiic marrn mirl.
lam utb bic pntriotiittn Meiierf
pur0eu iehelual uom pnbIitum ite
bsuo IN bgtIiaer ge3eiitcrnna mitges
iunacu Cen @cidInb mnd)tp rir
9an.
@lontaa irii1 8 llbr ian6 in Der
No3nrt.9olfr cie critic Stigma Der
EeIeadteu oes decentralization
ariegerbuibcs itait, inoem mifltiae
@eidaite erlcDlet ipuroen aud)
ruurocn bic ] 1eIcaaten fir bic
dadmittags 9 llbr itattfinoenoe
Sisung oes Gcntroluerbanoes lomt.
Iidcr ariegertdnOe amerifos er.
nonnt.
SIN GeutrolDerbanS pltrOen icbr
Reiolutionen eeiabt.
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Gin. nnh 2[nsfa0f.

Sn Den observation-disclosures Ser
Stem yorf 8orlo lpuroe elm gomben-
foffer gefun0et. als man ben aof.
fer offnete, fano man idnnbigc sd.
ide. Geiler bate Der 0seooftions.
betrie6 Der 8Orlo gar nid)t gefenn.
Seifnef iperOen tonnen.
Cine freiie MoBregeI mar es ie.
oenfaIIs, Dem @roBfiiriten IifoIni
Geifolniepitid ben General @iIfi nls
Mitbeieblsbaber our Seite al oeben;
Elm gudel bate Die nielen Griiael
gar nidt o%usgebalten.
General SomiIton perithert, SaB
ct bic 9urdiabrt onr6 Die DarOa.
iieLlen i'm September er5minaen rper.
be. SIN September 1916, 1917 o0er
1918?
Sn Sottb Rorlpan bat ffa Elm
9aar mad NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Siebiddft ~gebeiratbet lln0 batfen.
Is Iauac 3cit, g i'd III liberleget.
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@eltprber.

2esten Somitag ucrltorb Inn aI.
ter bon 8 Sabren 5iIoo Snoe. Die
iiingite Sohter oes @bepaores Gan.
Oct SDoe, nod rtlr aueitGgiecul
3rantculager. Die geeroieune fono
NAontas Gndmittng bon Der Union
Stride bel Sort Groot aus ouf Dem
Union drieobof inter soblreid)er
8etbeiligune itatt. SER 9oltor s.
8. Sdmiot BON 8opiaion belt Die
ein0rudsboae QeldenreOe. Gen
frii9en Seimgong betrouarn ouBer
ben eltern bier 9rioer un0 orei
59peItern.
Sdmer lit oieie 8amiIie BON
Sdidial beiingeiuGt tporoen. Genn
cine Sodter BON Sanoer Sn0e, Die
in Sitpreuben iuobnte, bat ourA Die
r1uberiiden Ritiien Die in 0Ttpreu.
ben elnfIelen, fire gauge Sobe Der.
loren uflo rettete nur nit fnapper
ytotb ibr 2eben. Giner onoeren
Eofter, oil Der @ren3e Mcrifo's
pObnbnft, lit ourd meritaniiGe Ban
bitten oQes beDegli6e giscntbum ge.
ranbt moroen.
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Gingapore6otim ntdItefen4
Mlpnot cine mittlere 5smperatur BON
20 Grab geIiius $50 Grob Gabren.
betty
Dos eisenottic trouris
tIingenbe S9rsien Der SrGfde tpirb
nur bon ben mdnnIifer Sisren Dsrs
nrfo9t.
aubus 3udersrnts i'm Sabre
1914 betrus 17.s57.818 Sod; in
bisiem Sabre miro Is uuf 18.016,000
ssfddBt.
Der Isbte OIbmpidfiteer
mar 1898 n. Ghr.) Der armenier
4~rbopa3oaus aus Dem @d6lefte Der
lrfotiben.
9tt GtfeHporrSts Der Grbe
ptrosH pisI friber srl56pft isin e!s
nie aObItnporrdtc, nobrltamli9 in
300 Sabren.
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Stride @DrSierfra66en nnb
JrOldideMteL ieOsn Gag BIN n@OrLn.

Ser aopofot NauI @rcen ar.
beitct ictt i'm auftrnge BEG gcrbeI-
ie~rungscIubs cine Groinon3 aus, Die
CT Dem Staotratb sur a%nnobme uft-
~ter6reiten miro unn Dir bic ginbes
rufung elmer aonoention SUR BIB.
foIiuns zines neuen it1otiiden Srei-
briefes norliebt.
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4nSitOrinm So. nnfael5it.

Ole 2(ftion1re Der 0m1bo auoi.
torium 60. beihIolien in ibrer geit.
rigen @eri1mmIung, Die GeieaI6oft
alf5uloien. Die Qftien iin0 nertb.
los uro Die Snbobcr fonnen ii9 oo.
nit Die 8immer tope8iren. Ginen
potbetiiden Gin0ruf mad)te es, oils
ainer @reiiin, Jrou 8. 6. Grn aus
gopeilI, Nao., ipcIfe einen Sbcil
Ibrer eeringen Griparniiie in ben
4ftien nnaclcgt bate unO ipc3icG 3l
Der 8eriammlune nod Gmaba ge.
fommen mar. erflGrt uuroe. oab Iie
lbr @elo cinsebiibt babe. Die 6rou
par nnbe3u nie~0ergcidmettert.
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GdlnTrat6sTbnna.

GbgIeif cine An3abl be%rporrogerI.
Der Geidaitslerte iid fir peridiebe.
ne a%ano!Ooten ms 8elg Iegten, be.
idlob Oas 2ebrersaontitee oes SduI.
ratbs, Die 9tcae oes 2ebrItubIs Der
ericdiid)en Sprafe in Der Central.
SodiduIe oorldufig utbeiest az Ioi
len. Mebrere onoere Qebrfr1ftc
puroen attgeiteIlt, oorinter Die "a.
men Selen Sommer, amaIie an-
belIer mo 3on 90. Seiie ais 2ebre.
rinnen Der oeutihen Sprade in ben
Gffentlidcn 5hnlen.'
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gttpa $500 gerioncn nobnten
Der geitrioen 9oriteauns in Der oaf-
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naaufleute 8ode" (GlerGantg @eeD
6iIoeteu ben Saupttbeil Der 3u66.
rer, aber audi aus oieIen Srten 9ee.
6rosta's uno sSopo's naren Dele
9atiunen eridienen. tpeldje in mebre.
rem Grtra8igen e%insetroffen luoreit.
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pention BET Nrtcitrnger. IS miro
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cmoba felt Sebreu gu perjciduen
aebabt. gieIe @ereiniauHgen lper.
ben init giuiiffopclIrn eiuirrifen.
Ter aonpeut miro cine 3ohe oou.
ern.
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ibrer Sountalsausgabe:
19oB audi BON einem tIeineren
@erb1uO oentldler Sdueer Grobpg
il. Sd0nes aeleiitet mo oas OeutiAe
eiro jur berrlihen @eltung sebradlt
paroeu fam, JeDies uils ons geitern
9Iben6 In Der Guele Sale abgebnlts
nc 6eiffon8ert oss Central Suinois
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