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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-17
PALMYRA

Palmyra Grange instructed one
candidate Saturday evening in the
third and fourth degrees. The pro-
gram consisted Of quotations. stories,
etc. Question. Are the Conse walton
Recipes for War Food Economical ?
Concensus Of opinion in the mega
tive. Question: Was the Early Frost
Responsible for the Scarcity of Po-
tato Bug Decided in the negative.
One visitor from East Newport and
one from st. Adams were present.
1t was voted to suspend Grange
meetings until Sept 1st
Miss Edna Tracy Of St. Adams
and Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Merrill Of
Newport were among the recent Wis
itors az p. s. Emerson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradford Of
Madison were guests at A s. Brad
ford's.
: s. Seekins has purchased a new
automobile.
D. $. Emerson and party were in
Dexter Sunday.
Miss Jenness Weeks lately ar
rived from trip to California and
is passing her vacation in town and
vicinity.
H. L. Clifford and son Robert Wis
tied last week at the Garry farm in
North St Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. L. Carter have
been visiting Mr.. Carriers sister for
fine past week
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Health Department

zone of the most promising things
in the public health work Of Maine is
the active cooperation Of the hotel
men with the State Department Of
HEALTH" said DR.. L. d. Bristol. health
commissioner for Main. Dr. Bristol
nolnted to the interest Of the Maine
Hotel Association as an organization
in the regular sanitary inspection of
hotels and in the enforcement Of the
rules regarding food handling. food
storage, garbage disposal. water sup
ply. milk supply sewage disposal.
etc. He also commended the in
dividual hotel owners who are NV
ing up to the regulations and IN
many instances exceeding the re-
quirements in the interests CT the
public health. DR.. Bristol emphasized
the readiness of the state Depart
ment to aid hotel men IN the solution
of all sanitary problems.
Dirty Oishwashine
More than one case of disease
comes from the practice Of rinsing
dirty dishes, soda fountain spoons
and tumbers and restaurant dishes
in cool water. says the State Depart
ment of Health, in bulletin In sum-
mer time when people buy lemon
ade and other cooling drinks there is
the greatest need for cleanliness in
dish washing. Even private homes
cannot be too careful in getting the
dishes really clean instead Of APP
parently clean. If cleanliness is one
of the great guarantees of public
health, row is the time for the pub
lie to insist on this form of cleanli-
ness.
Coffee Not Good for Babies
Strange as it may seem there are
many American families who buy no
fresh milk for their children, ac-
cording to the State Department of
Health. In a recent study of GER
tain typical American district it was
discovered that there lad been in
large number of houses Gefnne
substitution of tea and coffee for the
milk which all children need. the
State Department of Health mas
urged the public to use the Children S
Year as a time to remedy this faulty
method of providing food. IT calls
attention to the fact that approx
mately a pint and a half OF fresh
milk is a desirable daily allowance
for the average child.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-17
CHINA

SOUTH-EUfus NJ. Jones r.,|
from a trip to WASHINGTON \ 4
Friday
Rev. and Mrs. Franl; E. lava
Somerset, Mass. who have bes. l
iting relatives and friends 4, }
place the past two weeks AL
Wednesday to visit relatives /, NJ
tcrville. a few days.
Miss Frances Dcnnett jO!ne
family here on Saturday
Miss Emma Cadbury Of No,,
town. y. j.. arrived Friday 70 bel
guest of her sister, Ms Rufus
Jones.
IL. +. Whitehouse and (, II.
llins returned from an auto I'll,
New York on Sunday.
Miss Clara NJ. Jones, who has I
in Gardiner the past few weeks
turned on Saturday.
Mrs. Della Chadwick is US
friends in Oakland for Few Ca.
Rev. Perry ID. Macy ATTENDED
Friends meeting IN Unity or
day.
Rev. Harvey Jones rasset lgnt
in Parsonfield and proa,iei ttert
Cony Wcbher is driving !
automobile.
Mrs. Eufus NJ Jones and iY'
Mary made Il business tripmWl
willie on Friday.
Mrs. John Armitage and sorI
don of Passaic. n. j., arrived Al
Point on Friday where they
camp for the summer
+. y. Jenkins and n r. VI
house returned Saturday n
business trip to New York, T.
turn trip was made NY autOnl
DR.. and Mrs. Rufus ". Jones
arc passing the summer IN
were callers Sunday on Mrs. l
Fcrnald.
Benjamin Clark ard Ralph Il
enjoyed 4 trip Sunday rs auto 3
of Norman Joness
Mir. and Mrs. Ira Haskell G.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-17
Fish and Game

The commissioner OF inland fisheries
and game has been notified OF the fol-
lowing violation of the fish and game
laws.
BY Chief Warden John R Flynt Of
Monson of the prosecution on July Is
before the Piscataauis municipal court
of Roy c. Thomas of Dexter for ex-
ceeding his limit OF trout He was
fined $40 and Sc costs Paid
The Commissioners itinerary
Commissioner Willis L. Parsons will
leave this morning for East Auburn
where he will inspect the State fish
hatchery. He will go from there to RAY
mond for an inspection of the hatchery
and will then look over the Sebago lake
region and later a part Of York county.
While on this trip MIR. Parsons will
also inspect the private fish hatchery
Of ". II. Rowe at West Buxton The
trip will take the balance of this week.
Togue, Not Square
The inland fisheries and game depart
ment has had numerous inquiries about
the reported capture Of a l5-pound
- N''i N'A-A tiodb bS d 11DuItCn DON on
May II. lslS, near Coopers Camp at
Eagle Lake in Aroostook county, and
has taken every means to ascertain the
facts in the case 1t has recently learn
ed that the "square-tail' trout proved
laker or togue and has so informed
the anxious inquirers, including New
York papers
The weight was all right and the boy
was Frank Mishou Of Houlton and the
date, May II. was correct-in fact. so
correct was that part of the story that
the proprietor Of Coope-'s Camp has
been advertising the great feat. but we
VIII have to hold 10 on claiming the
monster square-tail until some of the
other trout of that kind grow to heavier
weight and allow themselves to be
caught to provo it,
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State House Chat

George g. Weeks. Harold Weeks and
Henry Totman of Fairfield were bust
ness visitors on Tuesday afternoon at
the Capitol.
The telephone men have so far pro-
crossed with the installation of the new
telephone exchange system at the State
House that the cables are being con
nected with tie switchboar ds
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New Corporations

The following new corporations, Or
ganized under the laws OF Name nave
had their articles Of incorporation ap-
nroved by the office of the attorney
general:
Augusta Farmers Union, organized
June q, by the commissioner OF agricui-
ture in Augusta. Capital stock, slo'"V'
all common; paid in, $50 par value lo'
shares subscribed. SIS. President. r. a.
Taught. Augusta; clerk and treasurer
A w. Abbott, Augusta; directors, H.
A. Taught. A. w, Abbott. r. -
Church, D. z. Foster and r. y. STACK
pole of Augusta, E. NJ. Lenfest ana a
s Pope of Manchester. Purposes, me
huving. selling and handling produce
the inspection of produce so sold OF So
handled and the selling and consgning
of produce as agent of the producers
the buving and selling of real estate
the buying and selling of stock IN oliies
associations; the owning and operalIh6
of storage warehouses, packing hoUse'
for produce. and other materials 1hE
building and maintaining of creameFleS
and fertilizer plants; the mixing an"
selling of fertilizer. poisons, feed, gram
-four. groceries and all such matsF'aIs
articles or goods as in the opinion p
the board of directors can be conVen-
iently and advantageously dealt in oE
the corporation. Approved .July ~
New England Sales Corporation or
ganized July Is at Augusta. CAPITA
s+ocl, som nno. all common; nothing paid
in; par value. 800: shares SUBSCRIBE Z,
President and treasurer, I. s. kearneE'
Augusta; clerk. f. Maynard Thompson
Augusta; directors, 1 s. kearney T.
MAYNARD Thompson and L. H. Stevens,
all OF Augusta Purposes, the genera
manufa cture Of woolens and cloths ana
fabrics Of all kinds. Approved July ~
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STATE OF MAINE

SIS. SUPREME JUDO
W. n. BLENCOE EFT AIS VS.. NINA
GRANDE MINING COMPANY
On RECEINERS' REPORT
The final report of the Receivers in
the above entitled cause having been
nresented. ORDERED that hearing
thereon be had at the Court House in
Augusta. Maine. on Monday. August
q ie1S, at ten clock A. NJ. and notice
thereof be given by publishing a copy
of this notice once each week for two
successive weeks in the Daily kennebec
Journal, the last notice to be thirty
DAYS at least before said hearing.
july is. 1918
oOl' LESLIE &. CORNISH
chief Justice Supreme Judicial Court.
tiy17-N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-17

will live on the grounds dr,,,
entire construction Of The ro-.
ity. The model dormitolies VIII
Emergency Fleet CoTnorat;os
designed for the shipyard emil,
here without their fanilley 4.
first Of the permanent buf3,.
be built and it Is believed .,s,
be ready for occupancy in ZEN,
nine weeks, Tn" commissar
follow and the private dy,,
como last.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-17

pard. Rene Benjamin: La guerre. Ma
dame. Faul Geraldy: Lhote inconnu.
Maurice Maerterlinck; lie Jeunesse nou-
velle, Henry Bordeau; La Passion de
notre frere lie poilu. Marc Leclerc; lie
Poise FRANCHISE. Emile Farrere; Sous
ieciel de France. Rene Benjamin; Terres
Lorraines. Emile Moselly; Les Traits
eternels &c la France.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-17

in your vicinity been troubled with
the following diseases in the past
two years? Nodular disease, stom-
Each worms, grub in the head? How
many sheep have you lost during the
present year?
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Nominations by Governor

Governor Carl +. Milllken on Iues-
A, mlv 16. nominated Mrs. Grace
y wing Of Lewiston as mehoer y,
Tho state Board of Charities anu
Corrections for a 5-year terh' "
s1creed herself
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Mrs. N. c. Bucknan, Of Yarmouth

Mrs. Nicholas G, Buchanan died
Monday in Yarmouth, aged 81 years.
She was born on Cousins Island, was
married Is years ago and had lived
since in Yarmouth. The husband,
three sons. two brothers and two sis
tiers survive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-17
GEN. PEsSH!NC IS
IDOL OF SOLDIERS

FL Paso. Tex. July 16.-Americans
who accompanied General Pershins
to Mexico IN the various civilian ca
pacities nevrr tire Of talking Of the
little sidelights on the character of
the general commanding the Aneri-
can forces in France, as shown to
them while lie was in the desert of
western Chihuahua.
q saw a better character sketch Of
General Po.shing than any of the
writer's can picture" said one cattle
man here. He squatted in front OF
camp fire st San Geronimo, frying
his hard tack in the bacon grease of
his mess pan. with the wind blowing
sand into his face and food and the
general grinning good naturally al
the time as che of our cowpuncher
scouts spun yarn about a buffalo
hunt he was on in the Little Canadian
UP in the Panhandle"
Thesc M tell many incidents Of
General pcrshinss stay on the Dor
der and in Mexico as Illustrations Of
his regard ior his men and for the
service
On an inspection trip from Mani
quipa to colcnia Dublan he saw a
mule driver heating his team because
they would not pun an overloaded
wagon out Of rut. Jumping from
his automohl!e. General Pershing lee
tured the. n lie driver. forced him TO
tighten the lead, deity swung the
team around and drove the wagon
onto the high road.
Again he roprimandod colonel
who forced MS men to march all daN
with a 60-poLnd field pack when
empty motor trucks We're passing all
day en- route to the same dcstlna-
ton.
IAN American soldier will fEht
harder. live on less food and accent
more hardship; than any other sol
der in the world" General Pershing
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New French Books in Library

state Librarian H. E Dunnack an
nounces that the following list Of
French publications have recently been
added 10 the State library:
Al pays Des Pardons Anatole LIE
Braz: Au service &c rAllemange
Maurice Barres: Les Contemporaries
Jules Lemaitre Les detris lie Ia guerre'
Maurice Maeterlnck; Les dernlers
tours du Fort de Tau1, Henry Bor-
deaux: lie Ecu. Henri Barbusse; Cas-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-17

The Governor and CouhCH WI"
meet al 10 o'clock TINS "euiie'oo'
morning for its weekly meetiis' Oa''
routine business Is so far sciieoutou
IN come before II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-17
STATE OF MAINE

KEN2EBEC. SIS. SUPERIOR COURT
IN VACATION. Augusta. July 18TH.
Bert NJ. Trask, Libt. VS.. Edith NJ G.
Trask. :.
is ordered by me. the undersigned, JUS
tice of said Court, that notice thereof
be given 10 the Libelee by pIbiish'ns-
an attested copy of the same. or al an
stract thereof. together VITA thIs ofdcr
thereon, three weeks snccessNeiY IN
the Kennebec Journal, newspaper
printed in Augusta in said County OF
kennebec, the last publication to be
thirty days at least before the next
term of said Court, to be holden at Au.
gusta, within and for SAD CountE OF
tember next, that she may then and
there appear in said Court and answer
thereto if she see mt.
Attest: FRED EMERY BEANE,
Justice Superior Court
COPY OF LIBEL.
The Libelant alleges that he was mar
ried to the said libelee at Augusta IN
the State of Maine on the 18th day OF
April, 1909; the said llbelant ana llpeiee
coha bited in this State after their said
marriage: that the libelant resided IN
this state when the cause of divorce
accrued as hereinafter set iorth' ana
had resided here in good faith one year
prlOr to the date neEeOl. lildl inc iioC-
liant has ever been faithful to ms mar
rage obligations. but that the SAID libe-
lee has been unmindtul of the same:
that on the second day of June, 1914 she
utterly deserted the libelant without
reasonable cause and has continued SAID
desertion for three consecutive years
next prior to the filing of this libel; that
on the first day of June, 1914 and on
divers otto~, days and times since their
Intermrrriage the said libelee commit
ted tre crime of adultery with one
I,eor Trask; that she has been guilty
of eruel and abusive treatment and ex-
IRENE cruelty towards him. as follows,
that no child has been born to them
during their said marriage.
Wherefore, he prays that divorce
from the bonds OF matrimony between
himself and said libelee may be de-
creed.
2 And the libelant further alleges that
he has used reasonable dihgence to as
certain the present residence OF said
libelee, but is unable to do so. and does
not know where it is.
BERT NJ. TRASK. Libelant.
Kennebec, SIS. June Il, A. d. 1875
The said Libelant made oath that the
above allega ton as to the residence of
the Libelee is true.
Before me,
MELVIN E. SAWTELLE,
Justice Of the Peace.
true copy of the order of notice and
libel. o
Attest: G. W. JONES, Clerk.
jly17 wed,St
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Notice to
Having Hoy to Press

We can deliver at once our interna
tional type c. haypress and Mosul
kerosene engine. N. s. johnson,
Manchester, Me-. will demonstrate
outfit and show what . nice bail i.
maIses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-07-17

Bangor Neus-Frederick F, Sully
Of Calais, who recently was ap-
pointed deputy internal revenue col
lector in this district, has been as
signed to Penohscot county and will
conduct n revenue collecting cam
paign in Bangor, with headquarters
at the federal building. F. Otis
Gould of Old Town has been assigned
to Washington county to look after
the COLLECTION Of internal revenue n
that section.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-01-21
Btitcn iltS Giirfen
INT DarbaiseMen ac6t
Ter frii6ere fintidc drcu3er NYeS,
Ian herienft nnO BOcbrn aui.
aelanfeu.

2ol Srn II. syan.-@al pinein
aonpie suiidlen britiihen un0 tiir.
fNden Sceitrpiifrdften bet Sen 0ar
oaneaen ipproe aent1B Dem . rjd)tc
Der britiI,ben sloniiralitGt Ser tiir.
'fiidlc Srellser 9iioulGu, frii6cr Der
oGuti6e gresIau berienft un6 Ser
Sutton gamn8 Selim frii6er Ser
oeuti6c arai3er @oeben, muroe nuf
SonO gerannt.
81 9lufong Beg arieqes maren
sic Oelltiden Greu3er greSlalt uno
@oebeu i'm Wfittelnleer tdtig uno
.HuBten lih bor bfitii1en un0 fron-
s6iiiden ariegsid6iffen i'll 6ie 8or.
OuneIen fIiiften Die griten prote.
Itierten qegen oie Q[ufn16n1e un0
bic gilrfei beriprad OieleIben at
intcrnieren. fouften tie ieood ipq.
ter ben Gelttihcn al nn0 reibte fie
inter obiQan g}anen Ieiner arieqs.
flotte Elm. Seit Dem Gintritt oer
Eiirfei in Den arieg iparen fie bel
ben 9aroanelten lm0 i'm Sfmnrser
@eer aeoen Die 9luiIen mo Sill.
nIdnen tGtil.
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Die 0ltocblicbctt
Scntlilcn srteos5iclc

9lmiteroan, 21. San. gSie bol-
lGnoiife 3eitungeu niilen moIlelt,
bot it'd Der neitlidl in Berlin abge.
gaItene aronrut auaenideilIid mn
elm 8rograu1n 8ur f5ortHl6ulHg oes
Srieaes friitallifert, oo8 etlpa fol.
oenoerrnnBeu 8tiantnlengeioBt miro:
a@rIten8, ltlibeugiame5 gebarren
auf Der 3eralieoerltng RuBlonos nit
grcBeu 9trmeftierlmgen fiir 3eitiA,
louD.
u3lpeitens, nidjt LANCER oen 2llt-
ihein at erroefeu, ais Oh man Se-
Iterreid als gleidberehtigt onIa9e,
ionoern oeu 9robteu 9eil Der 2lnuef-
tierltnQen fir 9eutidlano In 2ln.
ipruh 5lt ne6nen.
0Dritten5, 5rieoen NIT oer lltroi.
ne 5u .ldIieBen Inn iie 5u einelu
0glfferitaot" 8lpiihen Geiterrei6
1no &uBlol0 3u mnden uno 10 mei-
tere 6iterreidiidle 2lnettiermlgen 8n
oerbilten.
og}iertens, 9}aituugen 5u elmer
groBen 0ffenIibe IN 5ranfreid, IN
oent 8eitreben 9}arts ln0 Calais
8lt nebuen ini0 bic glQiierteH 5u1a
i5rie6en 8Il 3lpin9cu.
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Braiiliert mill
9rcBcs Beer itcuelt

@oris, 2t. San. seSltner6oIb
mebrerer Monate miro 8raTIien Ell.
ne 2[rmee BON mebreren 100000
0}onn bereit ba6en Die i6ren 8lab
in 8ranfreih einnebnen foQen un0
bi8 gum @n0e oeS S5dbreS miro eS
eine 9[ruee bon 2 0tI(ionen Dfann
sur 8erfiigrmg boben. 9ies mar Die
grfldrtnq Die Der broliltouiide Ses
nutor 9e'02eQo 0to6a0o i'm 95etit
Syournal mo6te. 8roltlien bot cine
8eD6Iferung BON 25,000,000 mt0
cine Q(rtnee bon 2 giaionen Diir0e
elm Sed8tel Der geIaHlten m1ntIt.
den 8eboIferltn9 uttter 8affen brin.
gen. 8roiilien erfl1rte am 26. OF.
tober borigeH Sabres QelttidIan6
Den &rieg.
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Gitc crfcl9rejtbe
ltnterQaltllilo
7ic &ernuitnltnng bes GrtSber6an.
Oc$ in 7ertid5en Sons er.
freute lif itarfca gc.
indls.

Sonntog nohntittaq botte iid)
tuie0er einmat Elm reht 8o6lreides
0eutI9es 9Sublif1m I'M 8eutiden
Saus eingefunoen, mo- Der Grt8ber.
bauO 0mo6o cine nnllifaliihe 0ro.
matiide ltnter6oItltnq beronItaltete,
Die in re6t erfolareider @eiie ber-
lief Qo8 mtiifaliide 9rogramm
nlroe unter 2eitltng oeS Serrn Sb.
&. &eeie bon ltniern 0eutihen Gdns
germ un0 Sdugerillnet ausgefiibrt.
@s mtroe in elmer 9eiie qegeben
Die @inoruf uodte uno re6t BERG
Iihen @eifaG falb.
Ser @emiidte Gbor iong Sen
aon5ertpal3er Sic Grsdblung Ger
9hltter" BON 2c1monn un0 ser
@Gnuer6or o2ln Der 8eier" Sier-
onf tutg SSrou Guna Gibbs Die
g(rie aus Der 0per a0ie meiBe ga
me" nit G6or6egleitlng bor. 5rou
Gibbs bot lid NIT 0ieier @artie
ii6erraihen0 gut ohaeflnoen uno
bielen geifoI 9efun0en Ser 9a.
men6or tr1g 0a8 ihone G5orlie0
g2[m Morgen" BON Soll0n0er Dor,
Dorauf 0os 9er3ett aus Der 0per
o0a8 9fadtIdqer III @rona0o" bon
5rln Clio HccIe ln0 0en &erren
Gorl Gtougl ttuo 2lIfre0 Gonrao In
ie5r ein0rudsboIler MeiIe geiungen
luur6e. 9lqen @eiaugsmtrnulern
mtBteu ouf Inuten geifall bin 3u-
gobm folqeu.
Gie 9luifii6rllua 6es rci3enoen
etnattiqen 2lutipiel8 Gin tleiner
SSrrtlml" bon 2lugelD, lag in Den
S1noen 6es Serrn QlreI 9reps, ser
ii6 aud .ols 3oritelIer Oes @}oior
bon 3er6ing au85eidnete mo
S6muug in 0ie Qfuifii6rung brad.
te. 2(l6 oie ilbriaen 8ariteller, ole
9amen Sri. W}orgdrete ainoer, SRI.
2lgatbe Bein4aro. iolpie Die Serren
@corg alein, 2lnton @uthepstD uno
3. @liener 6uben i9re Stolen gut
0ur6gcil5rt Gas Qu6lifum mar
ilber Die gluffii6rlmg ent8udt lu0 bot
OeH QarIteaeru am Sdluiic 0urh
itarfen geifoG geoanft.
Rnd aniiii5rlina oes boraHgli6en
Brogrnnms blieb Die @eieaitoft in
angGeGncr llutcrbaltlng bciiammen
mo nHt nben0 mnr0e bic 6eltli6.
felt bur6 einen aelulitliheu 9laa be.
idloiien @s Wor cine g'er1nitdl
tung, iuie iie i'm 8cutideu Snl8
otter gege6en mer0eu ioIltcu
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Hcblenlaoc crfd1rt
pcnio SeHcrllit9
Sas falte @etter madlt bic SranS.
pOrtDerbaltniiie anf ben ga6-
men ieBr idluicrig.

g8dlblngtot II. San. - Ser
bierte Gag Der @eib1fts-5itspeno
RING un0 Der erIte Der nbei5angs.
loIen" @lontoge brad i'm Often nit
3erometter an mfO Die 91otionolbab.
uen batten itberoies nit S1nee un0
6rohtitalu,ngen 8u fdu1pfert, Inn
aoble nod ben SnfenItd0ten 3lt brin.
gen. 0fit glusnobme bon Nobungs.
ulittelban0luugen llno glpotbeten
maren Die @eid1fts fait 0ur6peg
geidlolien o0er iie brannten infolge
eineS geitern bonn aoblenberlpalter
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