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New Britain herald., 1915-02-03
For Those Choking Coughs

Those dreadful colds that fairly threaten life, there is one remedy that will bring quick relief, and that i5 KERR'S FLAX-SEED EMULSION LINONINE. For years this medicine was used ex- clusively by physicians, but it is nov obtainablc at all drug stores. If you are afflicted with cough or cold it will certainly relieve you of it, and at the same time build up the system.
 Even bronchitis, that most dis tressing and dreaded of coughs, gives way to the great healing in- huences of Kerr's Flax-Seed Emulsion, and it relieves the lungs of compositions and prevents pneumonia. Try it, it is such relief.
 Three sizes, 25c. soc, s1.00.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-03
FACTS AND RANCHES.

George Perkins urges the poor to buy potatoes in ten huShel lots, but he failed to mako it quite clear that he was willing to lend him the money.- Norwich Record
New Britain herald., 1915-02-03

This Weel: sees the legislature get 1lng into stride. The time for the in 'foducuon of new business has passed. NOW comes the opportunity to Sift what has come in: to speedily climin- ate the nOn-essential and the freak l@glslatlon and to concentrate on the Vital bills remaining. Efficiency should not be sacrificed tO speed but 1t will he easy for the legislature to acCumu- late reputation for celerity without giving way to carelcssness or log roll ing. This is a great opportunity for men behind the guns in the house and senate. They can make Or mar the reputation Of their party for some time to cOme.-Ansonia Sentinel.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-03
ARGUE PASSENGER
 RATE IN ILLINOIS
Fourteen Railroad. Presidents Want
 Twenty-Five Per Cent. Increase.

Springfield, H., Feb. 3.-Fourteen railroad presidents today presented to Governor Dunne and members of the state utilities commission arguments why the passenger rate in Illinois should be raised from two 10 two and half cents a mile. The hearing was the opening of the campaign of the transportation companies to obtain legislation permitting hte increase of passenger revenues in middle west ern states Several of the heads of the railroads and many important officials of traffic departments will make speaking tours of the various states
 The views of the railroads were pre- sented by Charles H. Markham, presi- dent of the Illinois Central.
 In Attendance.
 Other railroad presidents here to attend the conference were: Hall Holden, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy: E. P. Ripley, Santa Fe; H. U. Nudge. Rock Island lines; w. j.. Jackson, Chicago and Eastern Ill., nois: H. G. Hetseler. Western Indiana; H. R. Kurrie Monon; A. J. Earling, Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul; A. H. Smith, New York Central lines; w. c. Bierd. Chicago and Alton s. M Felton, Chicago Great Western: A. B. Pennington, Soo line: Daniel Willard Baltimore and Ohio, and w. A. Gard ner. Chicago and Northwestern. The Pennsylvania lines were represented by Vice President A. M. Schoyer.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-03

It is pointed out as an example of the superior way Connecticut does things over other states that her neW compensation law is put into effect by the creation of a dozen of new jobs at a cost to the state of about $3O- GOO a year. New York, nine times the size of Connecticut, goes about 1t in typical New York manner creating 800 new officers. or twenty-five times as many as Connecticut, at a cost of $500, 900 a year, or nearly thirty times as much. Whereas in Connecticut the commissioners were content with $25 desks in New York they ordered ma ahogany at a cost of $25O each. Other office costs were in proportion. The difference is most striking -Rrid- EepOrt Post.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-03
Have Your Shade
 Done Now.

Let us look after your window shades. Your old ones fixed over or new shades made and hung com4 plete Cphone No. 21) and our shado man will call on you.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-03
Two Thousand Pieces Sam-
 pie Jewelry. Choice 10c each. Value 25e.

Friendship pins ana sets, Cloisonns Collar and Jabot Pins and Sets. Brooches, Shell Rings, Hat Pins, Gold and Silver Plated Barrettes, Pearl real 25c values. (Now on sale.D
New Britain herald., 1915-02-03

Hemstitched and Fancy Drawn Work Borders. Special values 10c, 15c, 17c, t9c, 22c, 25c, 29c, 35c yard.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-03
ID CALLS.

:. y du 92S
New Britain herald., 1915-02-03

lCuld be renen-
 'ided by the con- power to estab- lest with any sub {.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-16
aIanee, OH and Real Estate

Tict, Tyler county. the Jefferson Run
OH Company has drilled second test
on the John n. Smith farm through
the Big lnjun sand aud has a show
for 20-bSrrel producer. In the same
district. the American OIL Develop.
ment Company has completed a test
Oh the ] VI Smith farm and will not
have better than a l0.harrel pumpe:.
On Bays Run. Clay district, Mouou'
gala county. the South Penn Oil Com.
paay has drilled No. . on the David
Taught farm through the Big luiun
sand and S--hsrret-pumper IN thar
formation On Indian Fork. New M.
ton district. Dodd-idCe county. he
HOPE Natural Gas Company has con-
p,eted test on tho " / & Swlsae-
farm and has a 2o-harrel producer Il
the Big Injun sand.
On Ann Moore Run, Clark district.
Harrison county. the Norwood Ca
com panv is drilling No On the Union
Land Company's properly and is ~.
Girg up at No : or The same 3-na
er;y. on DAWSON Run H. CIa-,&.
burg Light and fea; Company l- due
IN 'he Biz lnIu1 sand . 'es. NJ
the Il. L. Clark farm On Los. croc.
Grant district. the G-asS.N Chez. AZ
Company is due in the SAND a, : ,s.'
on the J. L Davis farm. on S,np.og
Run. Coal f.strlcr In" Hope Na,rrq.
Gas Company test m The y; y
Smith farm Il dry In all sands an.
has been abandoned
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Business Men Not Promoters
/ Real BQckers of Boxing Game

more al 50 each. That Will net s45.-
000 and make expenses. The remain
ing seats will sell from Sc 10 s. each.
and il is upon them that Marshall
figures TO make some money for
himself
Marshall and Richard. being bust
ness men. see things in big way.
Using the acumeu that made them
successful as business men. they hay (
Soue away over the heads Of men
whose activities are confined 10 the
boxing game They are the men who
are providing. III" great big things
in the fStic world,
Marshall = eEtnU5la5tI@ !! THIS
bout goes bis. there IS no telling what
he vii! do next He is liable to so
in tor boat that, in the matter OF
finances. viii approach the Sl0l.o9o
Jef.ichuson purse.
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uNMovEp.

vaudeville playiet- in one act
Scene. any hotel bed room. Time
today. Characters, bel! hop, fat Eng
Hsh guest, Loud knocking on doc,
jeaG.ng INTO corridor. z
Bell Hop-Get up sir-Rt once. II
Guest-H say. nov What's. the
roo Cawnt chap sleep ~?
Bell Hop-There's a fire on this
floor! I.
Guest Sitting up Boy. how far
has the FIRE gotten along this corn
DOR 1.
Boy-As far as room 20. sir,
Guest-And what is the number 0!
NY room?
Boy-Oue hundred sir!
Guest-Very we'll, then Wake me
up again when the flames reach room
~. i
tCurtaiu) !,
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ON THE :
= SCREEN.
Kick IN"

\ vir:!e and absorbing drs1a. re.
iieveq ~ strain OF delicious comedy,
is Kick H." the much talked Of play
by Wllisr6-MaciS which, Wrh be seer
al the Opera House for one perform
ance only. Tuesday September {. u
Produced by, A. H. Woodo at the
Republic Theater. New York. thiE
unique, INDICTMENT OF metropolitan po
lice methods created sensation
which r"sqlted in an au-season en-
eaCemen' on Broadway. No theatrt
cal entertainment OF recent timel
caused 50 great stir. and IN yeaI
NOT especially fruitful with success
nj productions. Kick In easily IS
fsai!Shci 'Sc.' as the most suhstan
tlal "hr among the high class cut
Hur. Tkcateygoers Of this city are te
be congratulated on the privilege Of
enjoying IN. masterpiece of dramatic
WRITING h
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Pittsburgh Stocks
BY Moore, LeonaTd 4 LNnCh
Saturday. AurNSf Il. i9la.l
NEW YORK. Aug. ls,-Severe re

NEW YORK. Aug. l6.-Severe re
versais in some OF the war special
ties marked Saturdays brief session
Of the stock market. The setback
was attributed 20 variety Of causes,
but more likely il resulted from the
fast-erowinc belief that the time had
come TOR a halt in the further rise 0:
these volatile issues.
Crucible Steel YEAS the weakest TEA
ture. recording maximum loss of 5
points. with a 4-poInt break between
sales. WHY'S Overland. Bethlehem
Steel and Alhs-Chalmers fell from
to * points, but reEained much Of
their loss later Bethlehem Steel pre-.
ferred. on a single sale just before
the close. recorded loss Of II points.
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HBated for j. Wagner in seventh.
Pittsburgh -....4 ! O. 10 0, 0 o
Cincinnati 100 g 0 0 O24 %
Two base bit. Wingo: three base
hits. J. Wagner W'ingo. McNenry
home run. Griffith; stolen bases. John
ston, KillEer;- earned runs. Pittsburgh
l. Cincinnati 5: sacrifice hits. Collins,
Rodgers: left on bases. Pittsburgh 5,
Cincinnati :; first base on errors
Pittsburgh !. bases on balls. of Har'
mon /. off Mckenry | hit by pitcher
hv Harmon !: struck out, by Harmon
3. by Nick enry $; umpires. Rig!er and
Emslie time. 1888.
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Grtat pI.tura Show.

Not q tmo'ls,- ;nat one sees and
forGecS but the remarkable Collection
Of views Of happenings IN variout
countries Of the earrA thar crowd ths
eiSht.pase eravuTe supNsment that
goes every week with c61Sss OF the
New YORK sunday World. o;otures
that thrill. tascinate and edscate.
Pictures IL soft color. printed os fue
quality paper. .trat. are well NS-tt
keeping in portfolio form. Aiw3V
order the Sunday World from youl
ne wsdealer II advance
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llI EE6IH ]
| Is IN PITCHING
Roor &c the Bat, In Field and
Il oil Bases, But Pitch.
Il ing Wins.
sY saoWN HOLMES.

,.She work Of the Philadelphia Ma.
ttoraIs this season has given one
g4ard example OF Igsr how much
pitching means, in comparison 70 ba'-
ting, fielding and base runniag, me
other DEPARTMENTS Of otease and dc.
sShse.
lThe Phfs have lec the league a
!4ng time, but
They are next 10 last in batting
Fitthsir, helding.
iLastin base stealing.
Have, made a smaller number Of
hts tHzneany club IN the league, and
Have scored. a smaller number Of
rms than any club except Cincinnati
ThesPhGs made their big gains
asrly. They won . oE Their first -
games. Mayer and Alexander wer"
almost unbeatable then and Cha
neeS= turned in a couple Of good
games.
tsince the first. 0! July the Phiis
have not won half their games. Two
d the five defeats registered against
alexander t6is year have come in
that short space Of time MAYER Is
moi going nail as we'll.
sAnd that's the answer
sThe Pills did not need 10 set lot
f.hits, steal. lot Of bases and score
siot otruns as long as Alex and May
er3 held opponent to one or two runs
aiigare,t E-they allowed any ITALICS
a. all. sIrswhen the pitching teIi of
the club tailed 70 50 az q 80" clip
fGive tthe Pills ordinary pitching
add the club could not stay up there.
sEThe Cincinnati Reds. on the other
Hand, are leading the league in bat
tinszApd. fielding. but are last in the
race. They have not had good pitch
4E6. ss--r7-s-v--:E
1.-THE Comparison, regarding the
true value of pitching. is the best Of
fired On In many SEASONS.
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Pittsburgh has secured Garry For
tune, pitcher from Asheville. y. c,
Several other clubs would like TO get
4 fortune.
Left handed golfers are 70 hold a
tournament. They deny they will
pay the course backwards
The Philadelphia guy who invent
red a boomerang straw hat. which re-
turns 10 the owners head when blown
off. might do Something IN a boom.
erang way for wild pItchers,.,--..s----.-
Hans Wagner aud Heinle Zimmer
man should worry about small base
hall receipts There has been Dig
drop in The price Of sauerkrart.
Robin Hood was not among the
competitors in the archery tourna.
ment az Chicago. but judging from
the sores some Of his descendants
must have been there.
Johnny Evers can't be so GanSer-
Gus after all The gasslng he gave
Umpire Quigley in Boston didn't
fsaze the imp. but when Quig tried
10 light gas burner at Chicago he
was Knocked out ior several days.
That school for urnpires. planned
for Cincinnati. should have been
starred before the league presidents
picked their men for the 1915 season,
according TO Evers and others.
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pills Have Not Won a
Pennant In 80 Years.

II the Pills win the pennant tins
season it will be the first time in SO
years National League bunting has
gone 10 the City OF Brotherly Love.
Philadelphia began on the Material
circuit IN 1875.
THE American League club in the
same city, under the management }ot
Connie Mack, has landed FIVE flags
in Is years.
"A pennant for the Pills would also
put a big feather tn.the cap OF Pat
Moran, for. this Is -hls first season, as
O manager.
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Where They Come From

Before Lee MaSee. manager Of the
Brooklyn Feds and leading hitter Of
the league. learned he could make
good as a professional baliplayer, he
planned TO earn living as a printer
Even after he got to the big show
he stuck 10 his first trade working
as linotype operator in newspaper
office al Cincinnati. his home. during
the winter.
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Two base hits, Collins. J. Wagner
Dale Mollwitz: three base hit. Rod
gers: sacrifice hits, Baird. Mollwitz :
stolen bases, Groh, Williams: double
plays. Groh unassisted. Groh 10 J.
Wagner 10 MoIwitz. VioX TO Johnston.
H. Wagner to Viox to-Johnston: hit by
pitcher. Johnston. McCarty; left on
bases. Pittsburgh s. Cincinnati =;
FIRST on balls. oil Cooper l. oil Conzle-
man 4: struck out. nv Cooper l. by
Gentleman .. by McQuilian |. by Dale
> hits appo-tioned. OF Cooper in 2
innings: of Gentleman IN 4. off Nc
Quillan ! in !, wild pitches, Cooper l.
Dale !. umjpires Rigler and Emslie:
time. ! IS
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PTTTsBuRGH, Ang. IS Events Of
TO the financial world were
many and varied last week and they
found direct reflection in the stock
market
Interest in the market itself again
converged mainly around the war
specialtfes. including some issues OF
minor Importance. The course OF The
more important stocks particularly
the railroads. was governed 10 a
greater extent than usual BY the sew
eraf -decfsicrs handed down by the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Pittsburgh Stocks.
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doL111tY Col1Iou

Johnny Coulou, who was invtnef
BILE among the bsntams unctt Kid vii
Hams came along and COPIED his
title. is going to Try a come back. "
He is roughing Il at Deer Lake ont,
preparatory TO a winter campaign.
Coulon expects 10 book number
OF fights, then get a bout with Viii
liams in an effort 10 regain the title.
Several clubs have offered good pur-
-ses for the bout r''----s-7-'' -.
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Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-Big receipts
and the disturbed export situation
gave. a decided advantage Saturday
to the bears. in wheat Largely as
a result. the market closed unsettled.
7scto &c under Friday night, with Sep
ternber at Sl05as and December
S106i-. Corn suffered lose OF * to
%Gl.c net, and oats Of &c to q q
&c In provisions the outcome was
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-16
Boothsville Wins
From MiIlerSviIle

4 good game Of baseball Tas played
Saturday afternoon at South Side
Park. when. Boothyille was defeated
by MIlersville by score OF 10 10 T.,
The score: R. H. E.
BoothsvilIe -..I......,.:..
Mlllersvllle ...............'Io - 5
Batteries Nchaels. Little and
Hughes. Anama and Nixon.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-16
Fairmont Loses
To Grafton Team

The Baltimore Ohio Railroad
:ean Of Grafton won baseball ga me
from loca! picked team, which
played a, Grafton on Saturday after.
noon. Chenoweth pitched for Fair
mont bur weakened and after the
seventh inning - runs we're made by
the opposing batsmen-
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-16
Oil and Gas

For number Of years the. West vir-
ginia fields have been the main source
of new production in the eastern
fields. but at the time are supplying
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-16
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
Federal League.

Yesterdays Scores.
Newark 4. St. Louis :.
Newark {. St. Louis !.
Other clubs not scheduled.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-16

United States factories are busy
making wooden arms and legs LUI.
European soldiers Az the rate Sto-
vail and Lee Mage were going for
a time !, looked like the rIanutactur.
ers would have to devote some Of
their time TO Fed League umplres.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-08-16
Tank Hill Wins Two
From Pike Street

Tank Hill and Pike street played
Two games yesterday afternoon with
Tank Hill coming out ~ the wiGuin :
end. III both contests The scores.
First Game f, H, E
Tank Hill 500 go Gns-I8 20 :
Pike Street 221 09o 0O2-- 2 Z >
Batteries Layman, Dean and Am
brose; H. MerrifsN Thomas and
Barker
Second Game: r. H. l.,
Pike Street ...... 600 OOO-n y,
Tank Hill Ito. 10 0o&-5 q
Batteries: Dean, Lavman and Am
brose: Vaughn and Wamsley
No Charlie it was &c: Cincinnati.
but Decatur. H., where the bail PARK
was cut into building lots. -,
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BALTIMORE SALES.

FURNISHED BY W W. Lanahan & Co..
member New York and Baltimore
Stock Exchanges. Main floor. Cal
vert Building Baltimore, Md
BALTIMORE. AuS. l6.-Sales Sat
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The West Virginia Society has an
Hounced the general reception com
uittee which will act during The visit
1I West Nirelnlans TO Washington 70
attend the G \. L. encampment II
Is com posed OF the following persons
General " " Scott. chairman. Sen.
ator Nathan Goff. Senator W. Z. Chill
ton. Solicitor General John " Davis
Hon. Henry Gassaway Davis. Con
sreSsmen Howard Sutherland. ". NJ
Nelly. ". G. Brown, Hunter Moss
Edward Cooper and Adam Little.
page. Hon Nathan Bay Scott. Hon.
Isaac T. Mann and Hen Oscar W,
Price. auditor for the Department Of
the Interior
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American League.

Yesterdays Scores.
Detroit :. Chicago 2.
Cleveland !. ST. Louis =
Other clubs not scheduled
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4 notice from III" pension bureau
received al Congressman NeelyS OF.
ice tells OF the allowance o, 4 pen.
sion OF ST. month TO Mrs. Eliza.
beth Dowier, widow Of John W. Dow
Ter and the payment TO the widow
Of accrued pension "a The lime 81 IN"
husbands death Mrs. Dowler is Z
resident of Cameron.
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Standing Of the CEubs.

Games Today.
Brooklyn at PittsSurgh-
Chicago al Baltimore
ST. Louis at Newark.
Kansas City at Buffalo. -
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NstioinaILeague.
II i, E&

fYsStesdsys Scores.
cincinnkti 6SPittsburgh >.
Cincinnati 6, PittsburSh 3
Chicago 5, St. Louis -
lst. EoWs. s. Chicago |.
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Left handed golfers are 70 hold a
tournament. They deny they will
pay the course backwards
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-23
Die put1rn sert6rrm amf itrrm Riadsen9 Staott
,tmo D1rter

unb bsutf4su QueGen iino 10 oiOsrs
Ipre4snO ais ie. 8d9renO ober bic
Gage in ben @oaeisn i'm 3Deifel lit,
ideinsn bic 9eutIden cine tbcilIpeiie
erfolgreide SffeniiOe i'm 4r3onnene
mulO gu fii6ren.
Die Stalisusr fa6ren nit ibren An.
8riffen an Der 5ion3O 6rcnt fort an0
Die Sample I'm ben 9eiis Oon 80rj
unD 6as GarTO qlateau ne6men immer
gr5Beye grOportiORen an. 2tuf itaIien,s
fer Seite ns9nen jeBt meGr Sruppen
al OieIsn &fen tbsiL, ats Oies Bis
fer Der Jlu mar. 0ie aus Den 6iter.
rei4iiden SeriAten 6erOorSebt, tpsrO2a
aber ale i6re 2lngriffs nit iebr idpes
ren @erluIten 5uriitgeihlagsn.
2tuf Der @aIlipoli 5albiHieI bQbeu
pie es Iasint. in cen lebten 3ugen nu;
unbe0sutsnOs Gjefedte ItlttgefunOen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-23

pen bes @enerals Dcr Wpprif our9
i6neus uno tiibne Qtngriffs ben IeBten
Y rIud Der Ruiieu, nod einaal DOC
SUangoroO itanD5ubalteH. 2lm Wtittag
Duroen Die groBen griideHtOpf 800
iitionen bei GaBOm unD Qugopanold
Oou unieren ihIciiiAeu 1ruppeH era
itiirmt uno nit 6iIfe Der oiterreihiI4'
mgariiten 1ruppen lpHroe Der GeiHo
an Der guujen BrOnt in bic Geitlng
5inejngepcrfen. Die ieBt oollItduoig
um3ings!t lit.
rROrOpeitlif ben SOaHgOroO tdm'
pfen HOd 0iterreitiia ungariI4s
5ruppsn am peTtlit3en ufsr Der Weic6s
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o2tm Wiittpo6 maAteH mir mebr
ais 3C0O~@cfangeue uHo mir er6eute|
ten Elf Maiainengefdise.
n3Diibeu o,r Beitiel unb Dem Bug
1T Die S6ladt. bic DOH oem 5elomars
iAaq BON Naaenieu qelei!et piro, nod
i'm Gan5c SiiopeitIih DOH gu6Itu
mac5cn bic Diterreidljic6 ungarjicben
Irappeu pett:re 6ortI4riite 3oii9eu
Siennida uno 8OIa, iiioltb BON He'
janice, inD all elmer lansen 5rOH.
fetnolihe POiit,oucu eriturmt pOrOen.
n2ogo lie9t 80 &ilometer (18.6 Dlei>
lem uno 2u8apopOla 10 &ilOmeter
(6.2 MieileW norOneitlia pon 3noten.
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gbipere gtraie in 2lusii6t
geftellt.
Seutfae 4rbeiter i'm 4u 3.
lanoe,
Wel DE Munition fir Gein>
beanfertigsu t0Hnsn
bartbeftraftnerbe

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cine offi5ieIe GrtIdruug perDffsntIidt
.tuOrben, poriu bdrauf aufmertiam ges
matt pirb, baB 9eutfhe, pel4t in
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tis su 10 Sabrsn sin5ring.n lam.
Gin anbersr garugraph bes Straf'
u.Ies6udes autOriiirt bic ssriatIi6e
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asn bic S9ufoissu porsebsH iDsrSsn.
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f9aupIas.
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glateau i'm 9anse 1T, nimmt sroBs
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fir 95rj.
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mons erreiden, pdbrsHb bic gau3en
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nss 9rabnts gu usbmsu. usripsrren
bic Sefarater iOfOrt ben Reit Sss
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trDdnennsm Cement.