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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-10-12

The government is to make study of
frogs with view to popularizing and in
creasing the supply of what many have
long considered a delicacy. Indeed Julius
Chambers says, in the Brooklyn Eagle
that GAS delicacy frogs are preferable
to mushrooms" but that is matter of
taste. Both are good. To Mr.. Chambers
we are indebted for the information that
Albert Hazen Wright, Phi. D., the dis
tinguished zoologist of Cornell Univer-
sity, has been engaged to make scien-
tifc study of the frog and to indicate to
small American farmers how they can
raise them more profitably than ducks,
geese or chickens.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-10-12

Maine gave no sign of supporting the
supporters of the elght-hour law, and
there is no good reason for supposing
that the sentiment of the country on
that point is different from Names. -
New York Times.
The Times is not only a Democratic
newspaper but has been, and is, an ad-
vocate of the reelection of President
Wilson. 1t is not, however, so blinded
by partisanship that it cannot see the
writing on the wall.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-10-12
MONROE

Mrs. Guy Twombly. VII b.. .-. p
now gaining.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Aust
parents of fine boy, born
Mrs. Bertha Nealley an
in Bangor last week, retlr.
A town meeting vii
October l4th, to vote or
trio lighting for the ToUn
Rev. c. B. Croker ana
from their former resiJtu..
as the Jenkins place, lai
Varney.
Among those who
Festival at Bangor
Farrar were Mrs. q.
mer, Mrs. Austin Rios
Cooper, Mrs. J. b. Pa
Webber and Fred Palm
and Fred also went on
companied by Mrs. + a
Caroline Durham.
An entertainment unca
of the W. C. T. L. yf
be held in the Town Hall yn
Oct. 18th, when Mrs. l., u A
man will present an Interest,"
opticon views. 1t is hoped '.
ence may gather to enjoy the
ure of the occasion.
The W. c. T. U. met with No
man on Friday, Oct. 9th, and 1s''
noon was passed. Fifteen ''
present. 1t was Mrs. WoodmeD F
pleasant surprise was given Me-
of the meeting in the shape oI ..
decorated with candles, ano 5h7 d.
other gifts and many cards a
cake were served, and the 'c'f
enjoyed by all. The next me'"'A
held at Mrs. Woodman s.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-10-12

The Bangor Commercial takes the New
York Herald to task for advocating the
election of the Republican candidate for
president, declaring that Wall street is
it's mentor" AS reader of the Herald
for many years orr recollection is that
while it has never borne allegiance to any
party it has always taken sides in city,
State or National contest, and that Its
action this year Is consistent with its at
titude in the past. 1t is safe to say that
it has never been Influenced, and is not
influenced now, by personal Or other con-
siderations, but is advocating what it be-
lieves to be for the best interests of the
country. The New York Independent,
while opening its pages to the advocates
of both Hughes and Wilson has declared
that it favors the election of Hughes, and
on comparison of the Republican and
Democratic platforms, plank by plank,
decided in favor OF the former.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-10-12

Instigated by Mother" Jones, a labor
agitator, mob of women in New York
wrecked a street car and fought the
police. The trouble began when the
women poured out of the hall where
"Mother" Jones had exhorted them to
get the "scabs off the cars" "You are
too sentimental" she had cried, "stay-
ing at home thinking of dress and trink-
cts when you ought to be out raising
hell" And then they trooped out into
the street and raised it-not the street
but the place above mentioned.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-10-12
The Shoe Situation.

Weather conditions have favored the move
menu of footwear at retail and, with buyers
showing little hesitancy in paying the higher
prices, factories expected to run close to
capacity for some time to come. Further adj
vances in quotations are not improbable. owing
to the notew orthy strength of leather, stocks
of which are rapidly diminishing under broad
domestic and foreign demand.-Dun's Review,
Oct 7th
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-10-12
Making Rockland DRY"

RoCKLAND, Me-, Oct. 9. Judge Phillip Ho-
ward in municipal court Saturday omitted the
customary fine and sent John Pelkey TO Jail for
60 days for violation of the prohibitory law.
The newly organized Good Government Assoc
citation was behind the prosecution. being re-
presented by several attorneys and prominent
citiZons
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-10-12

A telegram from Chicago reports a
new party IN process of organization, to
be made up of Prohibitionists, Progress
sives and women voters and to be call
ed either the Prohibition Progressives'
or the Prog prohibitions. Its
promotes believe it will hold the balance
of power in the United States in the
near future,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-10-12
GentIe-But Sure.

Biiousness, sick headache, sour stomach, gas,
bloating, constipation, dyspepsia-all these dis
tressing consequences of retaining mass of
undgested and fermenting food in the stom-
ach are avoided if the bowels are kept open
and regular Foley Cathartic Tablets are first
aid to good health. Do not grippe. Sold Every
where.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-10-12

Eight weekly papers issued by Libby
& Smith of Portland have suspended be-
cause of the excessive price of print pa
per, and there are many suspensions
Throughout the country for like reason,
though the high price of all printing ma
terial is of course contributing cause.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-10-12

A New York barber drank hair tonic
because his love had been spurned This
is what might be called hair raising at
tempt at suicide. Portland Press.
Did you ever know of hair tonic that
raised hair?
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1916-10-12

Another Maine editor, who does not
write as ofte n as his readers would like,
but is always interesting when he does
write, is Liston P. Evans Of the Piscata-
quis Observer. Some weeks, or months,
ago-we have had the article on our
desk for some time-Mr. Evans visited
Garland village, where his boyhood was
spent, and with accompanying illustra-
lions wrote up his recollections of the
incidents and people of the place in his
early days. What he says is of general
interest, as with change of names, etc..
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-01-07
The Indianapolis News

has every existing facility for
gathering news. IL is q client
of the two great press associa-
tions, THE SOCIA TED
PRESS and THE UNITED
PRESS, which cover every part
of the globe.
It's Washington bureau is
manned by an experienced staff
of writer's, and in the state of
Indiana there are over 500 cor
respondents, covering practical
ly every hamlet, town and city.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-01-07
UnjustIy Blamed.

Speaking of the unreliability O
circumstantial evidence, a lawyel
said:
Sanders Mcdowell, q coal heave,
Of PEBBLES, said angrily to his wifi,
one night:
.Havers, Lispeth, hoo MANY
times am | to tell We | Wilma hae
the children bringin' up coal in INV
top hatp
Hoot, Sanders, NOR, be rea
sonable,' said Lispeth. 'Ye've spoil,
the shape o. the top hat WI yer fun.
ny head already, an, since we're
heavin' coal all day, cot can little
extra coal dust in the neadpiece
matter?'
Woman, We d., grasp ma ar.
ylnent,' SAID sar rs. I only wear
that tog nat in the evenin'. an if
I'm DOT an | tax it off it leaves a
black band aroand ma forehead
What's the rasoolt? Why, Pm &c
clSed on all sides o. washin' ma face
vi ma hat onp st. Louis Globe
Democrat
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-01-07
a Great Chanss.

Several years ago Lord Conme
brought to this country string O
rsce horses, and at the close OF th.
season Phil Dwyer gave a banquet
In his honor. Sheriff Tom Dunn o,
New York was called upon for .
speech.
Faith and this is the wonderful
country said Dunn. "I was a poor
Irish lad, and me dear old mother,
God rest her soul, hardly had pen
nies enough to bring ms over. And
here I am tonight sitting cheek BY
fowl with Lord Clonmel HIMSELF
Why. me friends, back in the old
1iPpersry days I couldn't get near
snough to his lordship to hit him
nth . ahotgun nr-EverytodJa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-01-07
An ALGERIAN STORY.
Al and Mohammed Exchange sssrv&s
Of Their Trade.


hohammed ben Mchammed ws,
marabout whose affairs were In ,
most fourishing condition. Pil,
grims visited his ancestors tomb by
hundreds, leaving many and rich
offerings, and Mohammed ben No.
hammed grew fatter and weather.
daily.
His servitor, Ali ben Ali, became
tired OF watching his masters In
creased wealth and bulk, while his
own pocket was as fat as his body
vas thin. So one dark night he ST.
lently took his departure, riding on
The back Of . young ass belonging
10 his master.
After q march OF about thirty
miles the ass had enough of carry
Ing All. It was q young ass and
knew no better. So II went on
strike, lay down and forthwith died.
Thereupon Ali dug a hole and
put the ass in, piling a great noun
tain OF stones over 1t. Then. nit
ting down beside the heap, he be-
gan to pray. A traveller passing In
CURED by whose tomb he prayed so
feryenty. ali was filled with as
tonishinent.
What Had be never heard OF
the great saint Amar ben Amar
LITERALLY can ass, the son of nm
lss3 All the people of the coun-
Ery around came there to pray.
The traveller did not fail to msn-
.ion the marabout Amar BEN
amar's tomb, and soen pilgrims
locked to it with offerings, and All
zen Ali grew fat and rich.
The faithful neglected Moham-
ned ben Mohammed, who at last.
urious, abandoned his marabout In
rder 10 pay visit to his rival.
treat Tae his astonishment when
q recognized his runaway seryitor.
Taking him aside, he whispered:
Tell me the truth. Who is your
.r-aboutf"
s"Ihe ass'I stole from Won. .-.andl.s
ow tell me-who is your mara
out ?"
"The mother of the ass. you stole
,om met"-"My Experiences In
lgeria," by Baroness dc Boerio, In
ids World MagaxinA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-01-07
PARIS PAWNSHOPS.
"sn BY the state, They Are q Boon 10
All Glasses of People.

wv" " VIZ otstoy ney Are q Boon
All Glasses of PsopIs.
The "mont-de-piete," IS In
French equivalent of the pawnsho
u called, is state institution. Cor
sequently there is not that friend
communion between the lender an
the client that oss sees in Londo.
There is No "priyate Office
where the persoa temporarily en-
barrassed for nWey may scree
himself from inaf i've eyes.
IL you arc In n. 1t of money ar
you have any Psstable property
the value of 3 francs or more yo.
take it to the nearest branch ofic
OF the "mont-de-piete."
The first thing that meets your
gaze is guard municipal patrol.
ling up and down the pavement cut
dde the entrance.
With a feeling Of wholesome re-
spect for the majesty of the law.
you now enter . large room, Of
which one side is occupied by
benches (yery hard and uncomforta-
bic ones) and the other by half q
dozen employees behind a counter.
Having handed your property to
, clerk whose desk bears the in
scrlptlon, Reception of Articles"
Tou receive a numbered metal check
a exchange and then jo 4 the ranks
'f the expectant borro sis on the
There are all sorts and cor l,t,oas
II men and women, from r. oork
1ri who brings hes &ul.da. bat
ne great !ady VII bibys
ewels and whose mote -
ng ID the street.
But il there is no fraternity /,
he mont -de-piete" there is at lea
qualty. and no precedence is given
. wealth fashion.
When the value of your property
as been estimated in another room
clerk calls out your number and
le amount offered. which you can
,cept or refuse. 1t is npver more
ian half the lowest selling price of
le object, as the vsluer is response
e tor any loss arising from unre-
semed pledges. Ii you accept his
Ter your name, address and prc
sslon are taken down by anothe
erk, and you must produce paper
establish your identity.
The interest charged is only z pe
MT per annum, and there is n,
ubt that the state pavnshops
z great services 70 all classes
ench people.-5ondon Stand.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-01-07
Some time ago there lived a gun
oman OF indolent habits who anant

ueman OF indolent habits who spen'
his time visiting among his friends
Tier wearing ou. his welcome J.
ais own neighbol rood - thoucl
he would visit an OH Quaker fricno
some twenty miles distant. On his
arrival he Fas cordially received by
me Quakcy ykwho, thinking the viz
tor had CT, much pains to com,
so lar to sS IN, treated him with 1,
great deal~attention and polite
ness for several days. As the yis
itor showed 10 81 rs OF leaving, tht
Quake became inca e. bnt Jore it
Wit patience unli' lhe eighth lce
Dhen te sh t. tn:
"Ay fn.aa ne @ aae sf
Aevcr
90 =, ..,.e 10
I : TO- lsIl yer, nuc'
md ean ! certain. one agaln.
But" said the Quaker, III the
nil! never leave how can thee CON
'Rain ''--Philadelphn Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-01-07

= rVF" ITNGetp tp'enf
A"u 80 49, IA ~. y, ives ,tert
Where you didn't expect to win.
But yon sometime ha e found to vour sorrow
You've beautifully taken in.
1cu n.ty n laid down your good money
For osI~A vii ch you found wasn't GOLD
-, Or met the Bohemian oats swndler
When you, with your oats. have been sold
1t asked by friend to play poker,
You'd experience no doubt on;te q sbool
Then never joJ hands with fellow
VINO makes money by watering stock
Now II yo0 would ike an investment
. In which you c;a't possibly lose.
- I few dollars i'm one Of Ed NJ Foo E;xo
lored 5ults Cor 5th AID Jackson Street
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-01-07

TRURO pcItSt 'biNt , =
, Despite her fs catrcr on / =. ,.t ,,
inc inc ehnroinP Young actea, .ht II Ia 80 '1", me-
appeared II The IN lca / ne
production ~ which she 4 ftpturl w.t. trt.t 'u,
he fare WI /,
Ionpted t"eaHc she knew thc ~ rIss on eM9ss was
Il failure. '''H "' =" VA AFRAID
lereto9r Miss Valentine hs bpra widely lnooo for l ,,
nna nerve In Los ~ e Who feared with M CO r uo c
''''N one 81 - p :
''' W. spsi' appeared II
The o
'eaeuttd Will ''3fi +,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1916-01-07

No person can expect 20 .eee
posted on the affairs OF The big
wide world unless he reads E
metropolitan newspapel The
local paper, which gives him the
items from his immediate neigh
borhood, covers its field, which
is from force of circumstances,
confined to small radius.
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Gtertlihfeitsbe

aate gleil, so. 4O16 Gilbert sfpe.,
9lltersidapdhe.
esoicpb 5aplor, SO, 374S 1,eac
glpe., Riereiileioen.
9iutb 8reenpooo, o Wonafe, 1928
Iana aue., Sungenent5ilnoung.
sreoerid Gllid, 8 Wscnate, S47
aipingiton strabe, Sungenent5iiil'
Simg.
ssobn grinfmart 10, 1114 Glar
StraBe, Ser5leiben.
9telion Doimg, 62, Cincinnati Ga.
iitariiinL Sdbmntug.
Carrie gotpnlan, "a, 4132 Su'
mont Straie, gIutpersiitlmg.
iSrieocrife Renrpe, SO, SAG Clinton
Straiie, slltersifypd6e.
&arrp 6. Runpon, 26, 4914 2oeuii
Ctr. Ser5lcioen.
Matbias Cha, 66, 1705 gine CIR.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Bernard Goede, 81. 1925 Blue
Rod Strabe, Ser5leiSer.
3IDnas 9oIien 81. Sta6tiihe6
Hrmerbdus, Sersleioen.
eIi;a gatcman, 72, 1889 @betiel
ape., SisidJag
0iarp McIallr. 81, 74S Wt. Sope
Sfca5, 9Iaienent5iinopng.
Gmma ooder II, 1929 Regina
Size, 5uberfIloie.
sfalio Moisn, 80. 1919 Gutter
sStrabe, Sr6erfliIoie.
D,innie G5riitian, 80. 704 Mounb
Strahc, @laienlciben.
oouiie 9'iIler. I, 1922 ObOnou
5trabe. 9ticrcnleioen.
g9ilfur @ibior, 62. 2549 5aircieu
slpe.. Riideninartsoarre.
Soiepb Gcbe, 43, 25S 9ieSino:it
StraBc, gtierenleioen.
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Gtaotratb.
3euer Vlan fiir gerldnsernns Der
g9nriaip Npennc Strahenbabnlinie.

@elcgentlid Der acitrigen Grtra-
iibnng oeS Staotratts luterbrcitcte
StabtratbsmitslieO Sbeeban BON ber
20. @dro cine Gtoinan5, lpeld)e cine
gerIangering Der Hariap glpenue
ainie ben ibren gegelnpdrtigen @nS.
punff all Der Wicaeon g(ueime iiber
ole 1leilrpaD gIpelnle 5l,r Mariap
gpellue unb Big 3ur Glepcs Yife Dor.
iicbt. 1ie Srbiran5 ipurSe al bas
Observation-Disclosures per1pielen.
,Serner wlIrbe Der tcnlpor1re aon.
trait nit Der llnicn @as & electric
SO. fir Die @osIieieumg 81 ber sc.
geniuartigen 2atc fiir einen ipeiterel
Weoimt nerl1iigert llno in Der 3ipi.
id)eiBeit bofit bas geleitdtungsfom.
mittee einen befinitioen aontraft ier.
tiGaeitellt 5it babet.
SdDlieblih fpurbe auf Gnlpfeblung
bea ;SinarBfcrulittees Die bonn itdbti.
iten 9aufonlntiii6r 9ienoigs Dor I1n.
gerer 3eit eirleerei6te GrotnaB nll.
genonlpien iDelfe cine Deipillilnng
pom $4,000 fir Die 9leporatllr mb
Snitanblebuns berpsrIonsnauf3iise I'M
Rdthbauic poriieht.
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0eHdnbia
III GSuarb Ser6ert bic 10 Sabre alis
Bertha SimpiOn mieoerseidla.
Gen 5u Babeu.

Der sebsimnibOOlle angrifi aui bic
10 Sabre alts Bertha Simpipn ppn
Ro. APO Weit Siebents Strab., bic
iOi. beri9tet, ON Sonnias Worsen 3ll
frilber Stunbe an Der Gaittrn glpenut
nisberseidlasen Durb. unb bisrbsi
tinen Shabslbruh bapontrus, 1n
iuelGem iie in tritiidsm 3uitano i'm
iiioti'Asu 6oipiial bdrnieoerliegt, i'll
nunmebr aufs.tlart morben.
gbtDarb 6erbert Don Ro. 712 Oons
nsrsberssr Strabe bat ssitern suees
iioncen, bnb er bas WGoden i9lug,
min isbo6 nidt nit Der gauit, ion'
bern nur nit Der ilahsn Sanb ges
jtlassn baten. Gr ioipobl tuie oas
Mdbden iinb bsrsn 8ssleiter. SOisph
S!snser. BON 80. 1921 MsIt al6ts
Girabe, iparsn bei benz poli3iitei'
Carl 8dnfOrb. glo. POST eaitern
sipenue, auf geiud seipefen unS Sieus
ger pollie bas WGb9sn nah 5all:
teslsiien. Serbtrt fpoIlte jebp6 bierocn
nihts piiien uHb forberte nit elmer
abidnisen g.mertuns Stelser auf,
bas Wdbdcn alIein seben 5u laiiell
unS jid ibm an3ui8liebsn. 0drauibin
iclI bic Simpfon ben Srrbert in's g,s
iiht eeIdlassn baben, iporauf bisier
Mr. ben DerhdnsnibpoIIen Sdlas Dsr'
iebt.. ysa9bsm Ssr6srt am Wontag
bas Geii.nbniB abselsst bate, purSs
sessn itn bic 4nllase pesen Wcrban.
ariifs ertoben unb sesen Sienser. Der
iih betanntlid felt Sonntas Worgsu
In Sait befdnp. cine antlase psgen
ans.hiibrliden getrGgens.
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9Soli5ci fam at irnb.

Gnrd, oaS red)t5eitige gintrefien
Der Eolisei puroe geitern ein &alio-
jug aif Die altc, ieit l1naeren SAB.
reu aiiBer 8cbraiih beiinolif)e Stunt
befitation al Der 6ront Strabe oer'
eitelt SSit Dem 8eb1iloe maren bereit5
eine 9ln5abl Maihinen iebr iorgi1ItiJ
acknowledgements poroen uno
DOR benz @cbGuoc hieIt auh iton eilt
@ogen, nm oas 4)ietaQ ais sIlteiien
iort5Ilidafien ais Ole non oen Scr.
sGnecn nerit0ubigte &oIi5ei ouf Der
gilbil1dnc eintrai mo Die bier al Der
9lrbeit beiinolihen Gerionen uorlau.
iig aili &croodr bin feitnabnl Sie
&erDotteten limo: goparo gumg
DO. 206 Spcamorc StroBe; @iaiam
gllclanncr, 9to. 12l SroaNuap, @iI.
liam sllcranbcr, pon gto. POI 9roah.
lpnp, Der iibrigens nit icinem go.
mcueotter nidt perluon0t III ino
SaneS Nicrgon, BON DER lPciultcn
ilnb @aibington StraBe, gteTuport.
Ser 2estgelanlite bebalptet, ooaiJ
unidulbig 81 iein uno mar ieinal
9lngober nad bon 0cn onocreu er9a.
Jirt porben, INN oas gIlteiien fortjI.
idnQifeu,
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T.. uuf $4,000 S6abenerias pers
tlas!. Gr pollte am 10. 4uguit al
Der Spring @rope unb Gratpforb ape.
tine Gar Der Glart StraBe 2inis be-
itsisen. Der @agson lpuros ansebli6
gu friib tpieoer in 9etpesuns seiest
aeller fiel ab uno srlitt I4rpere Uers
leBuneen.
Oerfelbe alaeesrunb ptro Don Bel
lie Daniel angegeben, Der bas Wals
beur an Der 5oreit unb Ibams Strabe
in Rorppob paiTirts. sic perlaRgt
aber uur $2500 SdooensriaB.
piacenao Bartholomew bat i'm Sus
periorseridt bic Mobel Qaunbrp 60.
auf $1,000 ShabsneriaB bertlaet. gr
purbe am 8. Suni an Der Gutter ctr.
bon einem Jabrrab seIalsuoert, als
Elm Der 2aunbrp 60. sebOriger Srut
blneinfubr, unb OIL ben 9einen faper
Derlebt.
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Sm Sianibatiom.
Iie German.gmeriean Commercial
ano snpinss yanf luill freiuilis
bas 1yelo raamen.
9lGdJ geriidernns bes 9sraiibeHten it
bic ganf p6llis ioluent.

Die German 4merican CONNER
eial anb SaDinss 9ani, 1890 8ine
Sirube, lit seiiern freitpilIig in 2iquis
oation setreten unb am Jenitsr bGngt
Elm 3sitel NIT folaenbsr aufIdriit:
.DieIe gant III in freiipilliss 2is
quotation setreten. Der Derpul:
lunssratb Dat burd feline aHpdlts
Willer G. Softer bic 2lttioa bern
Staatsbdnfs Superintenbenten Sars
rb 6. Sall gum 8eiten Der Depoiis
loren iiberantiporiet.
Sbe German American
Gom mereiul dnb SaDs
ingsgant."
Die obise getanntmafung mar ges
itern Worsen bonn Superint.Hbenten
6dll BON golumbus aus iiber oas 5es
lspbon bittirt iporbsn, ipurbs anss'
itlaeen unb bic 5erren 9eorge Weld
unb @eorss Webtr ii6srnahmen aIs
8ertreter Der 4nipGlie Differ & go
iter bic gant uno Supsrintenbent
Sal, Der i'm 2aufe b,s Ra9mittass
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