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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-01
STOWE

Mrs. G.. W. Chaplin has been i'll from
the grip.
D. V. Reed is able to be out after al
illness from the grip.
Mrs. P. R. Sargent and daughter, Mis-
Nellie Sargent, who have been i'll, are re
covering.
G. j. Mum of Johnson and his son-in
law, Mr.. Alsermau, of Vershire were Wis
itors in Stowe Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Mossey has returned to
Burlington, after visiting her sister, Mrs.
Henry Mcmahon, in Moscow.
The families of James Foster and WAL
| ter Foster and Mrs. Edwin Harlow, who
have been ill from the grip, are able to be
out again.
e. II. Eggleston attended the funeral
of Grace Colby, daughter of Mrs. Eggles
toms brother, Burnham B. Colby, in Nor
risville Thursday.
A. 81. Cheney has been appointed ad-
ministrator, and G. B. Parker and L. L..
Harris commissioners of the estate of
the late Almon e. Douglass.
Miss Dorothy Harris, who is complet-
ing course at the Lucy Wheelock Train
ing School in Brookline, Mass, is at the
homeopathic hospital in Brighton, quar-
antined for five weeks for scarlet fever.
Miss Harris was quite ill from the disease
for several days, but is doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Robinson and son,
Roy, Mr.. and Mrs. Justin Robinson, Mrs.
D. V. Reed and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Ayers
of Stowe, E. l. Robinson of Elmore, and
Mr.. and Mrs. james Jewett were among
those who went by special car to Water
bury Center last Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Alma Prescott.
A regular meeting of the Stowe Teach
ers' Club was held at the school building
last Wednesday evening. Principal w.
j. English gave review OF recent arti-
Gle upon the relative merits of the Ger
man and English languages. The paper
was followed by a discussion. Superin
tendent G. d. Howe of Morrsville was
present.
Clayton Peck had narrow escape from
serious accident while drawing logs
from Smugglers' Notch last Wednesday.
He was driving a team belonging to E. L.
Barrows, which became frightened at
pile of ice beside the road near Willis
Barnes camp. The horses plunged over
the bank about so feet high. Mr.. Peck
found that one of his feet was caught in
the logs of his load and he was unable to
to extricate it and would have gone over
the bank with the load but for slew log
beside the road, which held the load.
Mr.. Peck was able to cut the tugs by
which the horses were suspended. The
horses landed about Is feet down the
bank. Another team was hitched to the
horses and they we're drawn to the road
without injury.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-01
Thrice .a.Week Edition
OF THE
New YORK WORLD
Practically a Daily at the Price of a
Weekly. No other Newspaper in the
world gives so M cb at so low price.

The year 1914 has been the most ex-
traordinary in the history of modern
times. it has witnessed the outbreak
of the great European war, struggle
so titanic that it makes all others look
small.
You live in momentous times and you
should not miss any of the tremendous
events that are occurring. No other
newspaper will inform you with the
prOmptness and cheapness of the Thrice
a.week edition of the New York World.
Moreover, years subscription to it will
take you far into our next Presidential
campaign.
THE THRICE-A-WEE WORLDS
regular subscription price is only 81 90
per year. and this pays for 156 papers.
We offer this unequslled newspaper and
NEWS AND CITIZEN together for one
year for $200.
The regular subscription price of the
two papers is $2.25.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-01
COMFORTING WORDS
Many A MorrisviIIe Household VIII
Find Them So

To have the pains and aches of bad
back removed-to be entirely free from
annoying, dangerous urinary disorders,
is enough to make any kidney sufferer
grateful. The following advice of one
who has suffered will prove comforting
words to hundreds of Morrisville readers.
G. E. Tiff, Elmore ST., Morrisville.
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills have been of
more benefit to me than any other medi-
cine have ever used for my kidneys. l
have taken them for weakness and lame
ness in my back and they helped me
wonderfully. My work obliges me to do
much heavy lifting and my kidneys were
affected in that way. Three boxes of
Doan's Kidney Pills relieved me and re-
stored my kidneys to their proper work.
ing order"
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for a kidney remedy-get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mr.. G. E.
Tiff has twice publicly recommended.
Foster Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo,
n. Y.-adv.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-01
JOHNSON
Miss May Maxfield is III with grip.

Miss May Maxfield is III with grip.
d. j. Comings has moved to Richmond.
Mr.. Cram of Morrisville is painting the
inside of the bank building.
j. W. McCuin was in Hardwick and
Woodbury. last week on business.
There will be a temperance lecture at
the opera house Saturday afternoon at
2:30 O'Clock.
Miss Leafie Kinney of Hyde Park spent
Saturday and sunday with Miss Bernice
Lampher at FL. w. Peck's.
Guy Sargent has gone to Hartford,
Conn, and his mother, Mrs. William
Sargent. and daug hter, Thelma, are to 60
soon.
w. L. Davis has sold his farm to Mrs.
Sarah Ellsworth and son, Floyd. Mr..
idence on Main street.
Ur Chaffee was recently called to
West Berkshire by the illness of his
mother. nephew from Newport s
staying with the family.
Mrs. M. M. Reynolds and Mrs. E. M.
Green came from Cambridge to hear the
play gwen by the Normal School Del
phian Society, under the direction of
Walter H. Slple which was a great sue
cess.
L. Flanders has sold his farm to Lewis
Senesac of Vergennes, who recently put
chased the Comings' farm and takes pos
session March l. Mr.. Flanders has pur-
chased place in Morrisville and will soon
move there.
Charles Demeritt, son of Mr., and Mrs.
Lewis Demeritt, was married to Miss
Myrtle Strong of Seattle, Wash, Feb. IA.
at Seattle. The groom is a railway mail
clerk and has been away from johnson
eight years. Congratulations.
A. B. Chapman has gone on the road
again in the interest of Plattsburg IN. Y.
Broom Co., whose buildings were recent
ly burned and rebuilt. Mr.. Chapman
formerly sold for this company, before
and after he took the hotel here.
The meeting of the Dread Club the
evening of the oath, was greatly enjoyed.
The book review of the ''Landloper'', by
Holman Day. was given by Miss Jackson;
the TURMOIL, by Booth Harrington, was
eviewed by Mrs. Lena Landon; "a Far
Country, by Winston Churchill, was re-
viewed by Mrs. Prentiss and Miss Elliott;
Mrs. Fullington gave an interesting per-
sonal knowledge of Winston Churchill,
and showed pictures of his home at Cor
nish, N. Ell.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-01

ers will remember campaign OF 1902 when
cCullough, Proctor, Clement and Web
were candidates for the Republican nom
ination for governor. This is believed to
have been the most expensive, in pro-
portion to the number of voters, ever
known i'll this part of the country. This
contest was under caucus and conven-
ton system.
1t is not on record that direct Primary
campaign anywhere ever cost at the same
proportion. AS matter of fact the cost
of campaign has always depended on
the wealth of the candidates and their in
clination to spend money rather than
any system of nomination used. This
/ Vermont primary on which the voters
are to decide March 18th contains pro-
vision compelling each candidate, wheth-
er winner or loser to make public his eX-
penses and his publicity will do more to
| limit the unfair use of money than any
other one thing. On account of this pro
vision alone the law should be accepted
by the voters in view of the scandals that
have on several occasions attended Yer.
mont campaigns.
Under the provisions of the proposed
primary, candidates for town representa-
tive may or may not he selected just as
the voters prefer. They can leave the
choice of town representative candidates
to caucus to be held later if they prefer
or to independent filed nominations such
as are now used in many towns. The
primary does not apply to town, city,
village or school district elections or to
choice of justice of the peace.
The proposed law provides for con-
vention of each party to prepare party
platform and makes nominees for state
and county offices members of this con-
vention. By this method the men who
have the platform to carry out have a
part in making the platform and in this
way greater party responsibility is secur-
ed
The friends of the direct primary
make no claim that the primary is pan
acea or cure for all political evils, but
they do feel sure that it will give voters
direct control of making their own nom-
nations and in this way firmer hand in
the government of their state.
The statement has been made in some
quarters that direct nominations were
unduly favorable to the large towns and
give them advantage over the small
towns. This statement is absolutely I'M
true. Nominations by direct primary are
now made in 40 of the 48 states of the
Union and in not one case have the pri-
mary laws been found to be of special
advantage to large towns and cities or of
any disadvantage to the small towns.
So far as my own personal observation |
goes I have found the most earnest OPP |
ponents of the direct primary to be those |
who had some selfish reason for trying |
to control nominations and elections, |
corporation lawyers, politicians who
work for hire and those who are not |
willing to trust the plain people. There
are also many good citizens who hesitate |
to vote for direct primary because they
are naturally conservative and fear lest /
they make mistake, but l feel sure that
if the bill becomes law it will prove a
force in lettering the governmental af-
fairs of Vermont.
Respectfully yours,
FRANK E. HOWE.
Bennington, Vt, Feb. 81, 1916.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-01
Cathedral Many Centuries Old.

Notre Dame cathedral in Paris was
erected in the year 52S by Childe-
bert, and afterwards demolished. the
same site being used for the present
building. which was begun in 1853 and
finished in 1851. Alexander III laid
the foundation stone, the first mass
being celebrated by the patriarch
Heraclius. The grand old building
has been sorely beset by many dam
gers, and has witnessed many strange
and stirring scenes.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-01

If you favor the present local
option law and do not want state
wide prohibition, mark your bal
lot this way.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-01
Congregational Church

Congregational report for next Sunday
March S.
Preparatory service on Thursday after.
noen at 2:3O. followed by meeting OF
the Ladies' Missionary Society.
Communion service next Sunday morn.
ing at 1O:45; pastors theme, "a Seeming
Paradox" G. E. meeting at Z p. m. /;
subject, "The Conservation of Strength;
leader, Mrs. Straw.
Choir rehearsal at the vestry Thursday
at 7:45.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-01

Can't look well, eat OF feel we'll with
impure blood. Keep the blood pure with
Burdock Blood Bitters. Eat simply, take
exercise. keep clean and good health is
sure TO foil s1.00 bottle.-adv.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-01

Hives, eczema, itch or salt rheum sets
you crazy. Can't bear the touch of your
clothing. Doan's Ointment is fine for
skin itching. All druggists sell it, SOC a
box-2dv.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-01

If you do not favor a direct
primary, make a cross (x) in
the mo" square.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-01

Over SI1OO has been pledged by business
men of st. JoLnsbury toward community
house IT, that place, provided that SIS, 900
can be raised by sale of stock.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1916-03-01
CRuTRAL VI. HALLWAY

Trains Leave TIE following sta
tons daily except Sunday.
In EFFECT SEPTEMBER ~, 1915
No. II No. 26 No 36
Cambridge Jet. $40 a. m. 92o am. 7:Iop. m {.
Jacksonville 5I5 ga ia
Cambridge 5:2S 9:3o 7:2o
Connections are to be made at
Essex Junction as follows: No ~
with the Mail Trim for all New
England Points; No 26 with the
New England States Limited Elk.
press for New England Points and
with Local Passenger for Montreal
No. Sc with the night Express for
all New England Points.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-09

MIR Elm oerinaer Eei[ Der geilte Dor.
ochmoen wuroe. Gen eroBeren Brett
boben ipabri6einIid Die Spiebgeiel.
len mitgeihleppt, bon oenen nod
ieoe Gpur feblt. Die beioen 8anf.
rduber fnbren ednn nnb Der 8inrre.
baao Reierbation in grobter Gle
meiter. es mar bereits ounfel trno
Bic WaIbinc iubr bel ben ihlef-
fen @egen gegen einen gnimitlmpf
.uno muroe oemoltert. sic lieben
lid borauf bon bent GARNER Bert
Mob weiter iabrcn benz tie fir Die
Tobrt bis Siour GitD $t5 Der.
iprohen. Sn 8imebago eing @ob
ieooh bas @aiolin aus, rro nab
reno CT Die Roidine nal fiiaen
Iieb, Ihopfte Der 8erfdiifer oes 81.
ienmnrenIa0ens, 0rbiae 9uflep, Der
BON Dem ueocriaa bereits gebort
hattie, 8eroudt uno benohriftigte
lofort Ben Staotnarihoa Clinton
Soffmor. Der iofurt fam, I'M Die
bei0en @onoiten 5u berboften. et
ner 0erlelben rntrib ibm ieOod iei.
men gtebolper, moraif Die aerle na6
einem Dem Grt nabegeIegenen Csc.
bS3 e%ntfIoben. Sier plroen iie
bon benoffneten 8iirgcrn umitelt
uno ergoben iid. Spdtcr nltrocn
fie in Oas bieiiae @eidngnis &c.
brodt, weteerten iid je6o6 ifgeno'
nelhe altsiogen 5u MAIDEN ODER
ibreu gtnmen 5u nennen. Der Cine
Der geioen 1T mittleren aIters, Der
an6ere iiinger. 8eibe parea gut
aefleioet.
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Sredter B0nkraiib
In 1~oinslctp, Mebr.!
Siuei ganbitrH, ba bas @aiolin niis'
sins, in @inHepaeO
ersriffeH.

@enoer, 9aebr., o. Des. 9iuci
9anoiten, nelhe geItern nodmittag
sic @insTofp Stnte @auf in @ins.
Ion, gaebr., I'M $1,000 ber1iibt bot
ten, betinoen Iih I'M bieiieen @e-
fGngnis, nohoem fie in @inuebago
oingfeit gemadt norom iporen. Bon
Der geraubten Sirmme lpiir6en ST.
400 bel linen norgefun0en.
Die bei0en Burden fubren nod.
mittogS gegen arpei llbr in eineln
glutomo6il in 8iusloip, ooB ON Der
0itliden aants bon Dodge gountp
Ia ReiIen noroIih bon Sremont
liegt imo ettpu bunoert Ginfuobner
bat, elm uno bieIten Dor Der 9ont.
Ssi Oerielben bCfonoen lid MIR Der
.aaifierer @erree BOD uno beiieu
aiiiItent elmer 6. &liuee. Sad.
benz Die Aditber anr Betr1ftignn1
ibrer gbfdt 5fuei GhiiiIe aegen Die
@ono obgeFeliert batten, Sipangen
iie bic beioen geamten iif geger
Die &ait6 5u iteaet pordllf fie oas
aitf benz Gid lieeeube @elb ein'
beimlten. Sierouf beitieeen iie ibr
9Irto uno raiten in meitlider Rifl.
tung Onbon, pdtoten iid ieoof
ipdter nod Gorben Sii. 5ormers
Die bier Meilen bon 8insloip mob
nen, erfIGren. Dab Die bei6en RGf'
Der bort nit einem Stpeiten gllttr
SuiommentraferL in tpeldein iiG
M1dnner befonoen. 9ieiem rmitol,
be 1T es tuobl nuh 3ii8uihretben
bop Bel ben beioen Geitgenommener
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-09
Yriefc BON Sriiben.

Serr Sons 9obrine, friiber at
Der SGelihen 9mnbd 1ribiiue Glge.
Itellt, iest aber on Der @ren5e re
rifos nIs @itgIieo bes 5. Ret'rosfa
0iegimeltes itcbeno. bat bon ieiner
in gosmig, Sahien Iebenoen S6Ue.
tier einen Brief erbalten, tpelheHt
iuir f~oLaenoes entnebmei:
elmer 9einer 9erfuon6ten itebt
gegen Die Auiien i'm 5elbe, CT bat
oas Giierne arcu5 uHo oie bdoiide
Gapferfeitsmeoaiae erbolten. Gin
meerer III niGt tpieoer 0ieultfdbig
getuoroen; CT III ourH feline @nnoen
iebr entltelt, 1at IiH aber oamit nb.
gefunoerb mir ale Ieben es gar.
nidt Hiebr. Gr bat oles beriuft,
mieoer ms 6eia ga fommet. lhlieB-
lid ieEblt an ben 9oiier geiGrie.
ben, ober es bat nifts eebolien.
or bat ods giierne arenS nn0 oas
2lbefer @anientenfreuB. gaoh5em
er 1 Sabr idon nidt meFr int bun.
ten Sod ltedte. BAT 6er Gailer Tim
gum 0ffi5ier bef6roert. cine aus-
aeifnlng. bic ionit eiseHtIia nidt
borfomntt.
Sb 3u Dir tpohI eineH gegriff
maiden faanit, pie es bier aus
fieht2 SD m6dlte Dir bel Idlrei.
ben, oann gebt Der Brief nber nidt
6nrh. @eoronet lit oaes ta0eIlos
eg brandt fem Deutider gu BUN.
germ,
8ir nuBten, Sab mir peoer mi.
Iit1riIh nod fpirtidoftlia beliesi
ueroen t6nncn-tpir b1Iten ourh.
uno penn Der Grieg nod NAL Snei
Sabre oauert. g~ingeScgen fnt
bier DE Mhinner bis AZ Snbrcn
mir baden ieooa nod geiliig Geier,
ben"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-09

feline @riinhe fir Den Saritt be.
riftet.
8. 6. @roon tueIfer ols eebrer
in Der &o6i6uIe fun9ierte bat re.
ii1niert un0 miro feline Ste0ing
bon Srua 8. ~. cartridge nufse.
uommen nerOen. SRI. Morion aeeO
bot cine GniteIlune in elmer Srto'
ba GdliIe onaeuonirHcr uuo miro
ibre beige Steauno in Der Gre
moufer So6iduIe oufgegeben, TO-
boIo cine anoere 2cbrerin far ben
&los aeiunben lueroeH fam.
q. 8. MapeS perlette 6rrh einen
Son I'M @pmnaiirm Der .. 81. G.
u. fem anie. ioodb er ee5luungen
it, BON ieiuer Office fern gu blei'
ben.
glm letten @onfog abeno iDnroe
nibcr Dem giHbruh in Der Con-
areaationsfrde mnh in Der Snlems
Stride up0 Der &resbDterioner Gir.
DE @inbriite beriibt. &c luiir0e in
Der 2csteren ungefdbr So uu0 m
Der S1leHs Stride MIR tpenige fleine
Miinser erbeittet.
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Nus Creighton, uebr.

9err auguit 9dmrntb bon 9tron
aud elm 2eier Der Sri6iine. mar ct.
Ii9e Gage in CREIGHTON uno beiuhte
nlte 5relinoe CT heriftet. Dab
and bort es nit benz 8ieb idledt
Itebt uno Ben Garrnern niele Stiid
berIoren gebcft. Gin 6orrner ioa
Ioear feds Bferoe berIoren bdbeu.
8obI lift bas en- ltngIiif uno Ser.
luIt BEL alleoem aber meiB Der
Snrmer, DAB Iie einen omeritmniiden
900 eeitorben fino, uuo no er iie
besrnben bat. ur0 lit tpeiter feline
S9nn0e babel, id idge Shnnoe,
6enn fie f6nnen niht mebr bon &c.
miiienIoien engIiideu agenten als
&ononenfntter n~ufgfauft tueroen,
Mnr 0eute an @ron6 Sslnn0, pte
biele Souien0e lino BON bort meg.
oeihidt. nno mas Dem Sob Den
9o0en einifIdgt lit oos. Dab aud
6etftide Gormer fih 10 melt Der.
geiien baden, @fer6e fir Sobu
8ua nno Ia 6ranee au liefern, gelh
Iodt chen.
8enn man al Sen fh6nen Sc.
ridten @loubea identen bari 70 ia.
ben biele unierer Creighton Globe.
trottef am 80. Nobember in einem
formlideft Neere bon Gonf ee
idDom1aen. and manhen SIuoi
bot es gegeben. un0 Der Senrr
5alter, Seize Senrn bat 8rpfeiiol
gang einfa9 anltatt nit eilert Sur
feg NIT einem Sdeit 9ofe, gieiber
ongeIdmiert, CT oadte wobL fai
QIertpelts 9roteiior lit Elm, fol
nothing gut geuag.
GoI1nge Der @ablfrfeg I'M 8or
oergrun0e Ftaa0, paren Die &La
gen bier lber bobe &reiie fir &c
bensHitteL allaemein. in Der Soft
ming bob es mad Der Bobl belize
uilroe; 0 tuelde gnttdufhungl g!
niist nidts, tpie Die Gobe I'M bei
beiBen 8rei herumsugebet Die Cen
erlng lit oa itno mtro rtrner gro
Der uno fir Elm Gmborgo tit I'm
iere aominiitrotion niht ST. bobe1
gllIo bltnaern mir nit BeollI0 mel
ter tros Der MiIionen 8funO Sab
runggmitteL in Stoots. GiibLbdu
fern. ghn mir ernterb mas MT
geIdt, uno fonltter at Der gr
fenntnis, ooB opiiden 5mei BoLi
tifern nidt mebr llnteridieb it, al
3piihen 5tpei Sdnitten 2iHburge
21Ie, Die BON einem Stiif finb.
8rof. Paul,
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Das Sdnocrfeit
Int 1sanias Gitp!
Die SGnscrfcit. @cieIidaft bat ibr
critics SdtreibeR an Oie De.
iansbereiue seridtct.

Som 10. bis t6. Sunni 1917 fin.
oct in aanlas Gitp, @lo., Der Ode.
tropole oes Siiopeltens. oos grobe
81. gunoesidnaerfeit ocs Singer.
bur0es 0es 9or0peItens itott.
Die 0ortige S~dngerfeit.@ eien.
i6dft, Die Dor Ginger 3eit gegriin.
oct ruuroe bat oas foIsenoe Sdrei-
ben on nIle @ehnouereite Oes Sdn.
gerbun6es geridtet. oas eetuiB NIT
grobem Sntereiie peruommen iDer.
ben miro:
GonIus Gitp. Mo., 6. 4e5. 1916.
gln Die Ttitelieoer Der 8peigbereiue
oes S1ngerbunoes 0es Roros
rpeitens.
@erebrte u1o geihdtte Songes.
briioerl
,@em Soft nil redte Cunt er.
meiien,
Gen ihidt er in ole peite @elt,
Gem pil &c ieine 8unoer 5eigen,
Den lGbt er gum 8rnoesidngerfeit
gsad aanIos Gitp reiien."
gnfniipfeno on Die obieen Bor.
te 6es 9idters beebrt iih Die Sdn.
aerfeIt.@ eieaIhoft bon anninS 9th,
Meo., 6ie Serren Ginger 6es San.
aerbunoes Oes Roropeltens GIT benz
bep~orItebenoen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gunbes. Smgerfeit beraIidit ein6u.
lnhcn.
aanios Gitp Die nSeftitoSt", III
Iih Der boben @iiroe uno groben
ebrc boil befuuBt. berfennt 6esboIb
aud ni6t Die ibr 01onrd obIie9ei,
ben @erontportlihteiten Ser aus.
ban oes grobartigften nIer biz iesi
nbaebaltenen Sduaerfelte bot ernit-
lid begonnet. gegritnOet auf einen
pobl ourdondten unb iolibet Sun
boment.
Go lit nift n~otiuenOig hber biz
Gto0t ieLblt Sli berihten. Die Set,
5eitung piro pohl gin3elbeiten oa,
riiber bon Belt Su Belt bringer, ober
man mltb 9onios Gitp, oos SER
anrerifos", IeIbFt geieben bnben. I'M
iid einen gegriff BON beiien @rOBt
nlo Sd0nbeit MAIDEN 81 fom1en
getr Elm 8rntt iei bier beriihrt. nnf
6ds lit Convention SoH%, fent
Static, mo- 6os 0elttihe 2ie0 feinl
|Eriumpbe feiern ioa, Elm Gebdltoe
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