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The Washington times., 1920-05-14

The big army air tourns.oeat al
Boiling Field started on schedule time
this morning when a formation OF
five airplanes took off from the
ground before a throng OF more than
5000 people In spite fof low clouds
and threatening weather air service
'officers in charge stated that the
events would be run off on schedule
A series of ground exhibits giving
= comprehensive idea OF the work or
the army air service was opened In
o'clock this morning.
AirpIass Formation.
The airpisne formation. the only
aerial event scbeduied for this morn
ing. was sent up TO demonstrate the
control OF planes in flight by radio
telephone from the ground. the
planes were piloted by Lieutenants
Post. McGinnis. Adams. Patterson
and Smith.
Obeyipg comma nds from the ground
at Boiling Field the formation circled
the field then headed In northeast
direction over the city. As they pass
ed over the Capitol the command was
given to turn more to the east and
the formation had completed the turn
nearly as soon as the command was
finished. This formation will fly
from time to time today and tomor-
row. .....
This afternoon beginning at :45
o'clock, continuous aerial circus
will be staged. beginning with a
thrilling air race between dozen
air planes and closing with a 1000
foot jump from a speeding airplane
at 4 o'clock.
This afternoons program consists
of the air race, a free -for-all stunt
contest, an aerial combat, a forma-
ton fight. and a parachute jump.
Fix ed balloon ascensions will be made
at intervals all afternoon and tomor-
row. "a,
The air race beginning at 1:45
o'clock, will be around closed
course from Boiling Field to the
Capitol dome. to the Washington mon
ument, and back to the field. Twice
around the course will constitute the
race. Two heats OF four planes each
will make the course this afternoon
and tomorrow afternoon, the first and
second in each heat will race In the
The Washington times., 1920-05-14

tan Doyle. corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr., historian.
The Women's University club VIII
hold its annual election OF officers at
s. o'clock this evening, in. Lisner Hall
POPS G. street northwest. Miss Agnes
Nelson Is chairman OF the election
committee. 49,. =.
The uniyersity's Masonic Club. VIII
meet at o'clock tomorrow evening
in the law school auditorium, New
Masonic Temple. 80
Members OF the senior classes In
the various departments of the uni
yersity are arranging for June week,
which win be featured by an alumni
reunion. a dance, a play, and numsr-
Gus other social events.
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
COLUMBIAN WOMEN PICK
1920 OFFICERSAT W. U.

The Columbian women Of George
Washington University. an orsaniEa-
ton composed OF alumnas, faculty
women. and girls OF the upper classes,
have elected the following officers:
Miss Elizabeth Peet, president; Mrs.
Merton l.. Ferson. frst vice president;
Mis- Florence Frisby, second vice
president Miss Anna $. Hazelton.
Jreaeuisr: Miss Juda Nd. v. Mccord,
recording secretary; Mrs. Henry Graf
The Washington times., 1920-05-14

the spseter Of q neW Nar . spectsr
which would render Impossible our
entire social life. Victorious Polish
arms are Fastening lonsed-for peace.
ana In truth. n peace which will not
De confined alone TO our borders. III
Europe helped In the resurrection OF
Poland. 80 Poland, through her pow
err has saved the peace OF Europe. >
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
'TNrW

ias An Nexlco we've sssssc<sc ss -not
a revolution. hut a commouon.- ~,
Secretary o, state coiDy'on bfs arrival
here late yesterday. lie said uAAt The
Government is not alarmed over re-
cent Developments In the Southern 40.
public.
been ahandled as a matter OF doHFes-
tic politics. a sad relapse from our
noble conception of the role we seem
ed to have during the closing days OF
the war"
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
POLISH TROOPS ARE
HAILED AS SAv|0RS
Victorious Advance Hastens
Peace in Europe, Diet Told
BY Trampozynski.
y, MEREDITH o'NEILL.
Special Gable TO The Washington
Timesl

Timesi
WARSAW. May 14.-with the Pol
ish troops. led by President Pilsud-
ski. hailed as ssviors by the populace
OF the districts from which they are
driving the Russian reds. ultimate
victory over the bolshsyists almost
will establish Poland In
The Washington times., 1920-05-14

.rhe sskt sIsas the ho@e sse'erF
The ssivatiss ArSy.
The Washington times., 1920-05-14
MEXICAN TURMOIL NOT
REVOLUTION, COLBY SAYS

CHICAGO May I4-Prssent trouO-
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-01
n OF Acid entail
By WILL H. HAYS
Chairman Of the Republican National Committee

II HE result in Maine accident
the result of intelligent study honest pat
roic political organization work
No feature of the victory gratifying than the dem
onstrtion of the dpendaby women in this national crisis
proves the wisdom of suffrage
The Republican workers of Maine looked upon their pca
service matter of political duty every opportunity has
been given for fullest participation by Republican women though
they did yet have the franchise
The lesson of the Maine election the splendid example sets for
all Of us
The work of the of Maine now but in our own pre
cincts The Maine victory loses its significance because
enabled to go work vgor Enthusiasm
Organize for victory
Let there not be moments hesitation
This year must have school campaign Eyerybodv
agrees that the extent of the Republican victory be me- sd in
direct proportion to the knowledge the The
The way make this certain only organize every
precinct as we are planning to do but also educational
house meetings. Most earnestly each precinct
arrange at their school house meetings Take I'D with tie
county chairaslst the chairman providing speak
es The precinct committeeman success of the meet
ngs certain
Nothing important the nations welfare than makne
extravaganza neency and auocracy government declare in
Americans first and the integrity in that relation
the greatest safeguard the only citizens of this country
but flor all peoples everywhere the Gibraltar the worlds
storms which yet in the future probably will come until
the millennium shall have arrived
There will be a new glory to the Stars and Stripes
when the Sun rises on the morning of
-seKe November third
The National Re publican
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-01
CONSTIPATION.

The beginning of almost every
serious disorder is co ,s,ipation
If you want TO enjoy good health
keep your bowels regular. This
is best accomplished by proper
diet and exercise, but sometimes
a me diclne is needed and when
that is the case you will find
Chamberlain IS Tablets ate excel
lent. They are mild aud gentle
in their action. easy and pleasant
to take Give them a trial. They
only cost quarter.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-01
ANNOUNCER NT
To tie People of ROckcaStGe County:

To tie People of ROckcaStLe County:
With thi Issue am taking control and management
of the Mr. VERNON SIGNAL as its sole owner have felt
for some time desire the newspaper business
This is a new work for and enter it feeling that
will need all the assistance and cooperation that gen.
erous public will be willing to extend 1t shall be my
sad@avor to Rubsha good newspaper giving all items of
news that will be of interest to subscribers both Of
local and general nature with the general Interest of
Rockcastle County and its people at heart and SO
Quoted that it 90 into any home without destroying
the innocence of any child
Politically the paper will be Republican taking
hand between republicans in County primaries but
reservne the right to advocate choice in district and
state primaries.
Our efforts will be for the betterment OF the county,
socially morally and regously for better roads better
schools and closer cooperation along all these lines.
Under my contract with the former all sub
scribers will receive their paper until their present sub
scripton expires. We invite their patronage thereafter
and solicit new subscribers and patrons
We also wish to express heartest appreciation of
the courtesy of the retiring editor Mr. H. T. Young who
has so kindly assisted in the preparation of this ISSUE
Very sincerely yours
H Miller
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-01

We are Infoi med that the work
on the road from Parkers creek
to London is progressing nicely,
ind % contract for this sixteen
miles will soon be let involving
something near a half million
OlIars.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-01
Every Drop an
Asset

A S a dairy farmer you can
a figure out to the penny
what your cream is worth. You
know that every particle of
butter fat has distinct value to
you. You cannot afford to use
a separator that misses any
cream.
The Primrose Cream Sepa-
rator gets every drop Of cream.
The principle on which it oper-
ates is as simple as the mocha
nism. The frame is open and
sanitary-the supply can large
and low. Every bearing and
quiet gear is well oiled by a
splash system.
In Primrose separators. good
workmanship and Materials,
close skimming and durable
qualities, are the distinguishing
points. These are points that
vitality concern your profit.
No matter what the size of
your herd. the Primrose is a
m oney-maker. Two-or-three-
COW farmers use them with profit.
The Primrose is the only
cream separator that automati-
cally drains out the used oil
from the gear case when new
oil is added.
Let us demonstrate this and
other points. IF it is not con-
venient for you to call. phone us
and we will bring a machine out
and show you how it operates and what
its financial advantages are to you.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-01
Republican Ticket

Warren G Harding, for President
Calvin Coolidge, for Vice Pres.
R. p. Ernst, for U. s. Senator
J. NJ. Robsion. for Congress
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-01
The National Re publican.

Mrs. Elizabeth Desgrarges of
kot kford Washington who ha>
been visiting her sister Mrs
Annie L. Miller of this place for
past four weeks leaves Monday
for NV York to visit other rela.
tiOnS
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-01
TO THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN MY PATRONS

7 HAVE sold MMr VERNON SIGNAL and now have the
pleasure Of presenting Mr. r. H. Miller as your new
editor Mr.. Miller is in every way capable of giving
splendid paper. And in transferring the business and
good will Of the old management to him. | earnestly
solicit for him the splendid patronage fellowship and
courtesy that have enjoyed
The year that spent owner and editor of the
SIGNAL was very busy yea and yet one that was in
many ways profitable and pleasant The subscription
list has grown without effort my part to increase il
and II has never been necessary to solicit work,
we have always had more work than the force and
equipment were equal to-
Few editors. if any, have been treated with
courtesy than have BEEN Then have had the satsfac
ton of knowing that publication reer from
the control of party boss have not published
the scandals and corrupt things of the county, had
desire to advertise these On the other hand have tried
at all times to give space and editorial support every
educational agricultural and moral interest that has in
any way been promoted
thank you for all business that you have given me.
appreciate every courtesy shown And have only
the best of wishes for your future prosperity and
happiness.
H. T. YOUNG
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
5mozDafotd

Bierre Sal1r8 Dor 8ertagu1tg
Der 5onoerfibung Der 2egislatur
jdidte Der @olperneur fplgenoe Or
nennungm Elm: smileD aIS
Rifglieo Der 5taots Regenten Beborz
De, 6ran 8a1l Gutnan nIs Mitglieo
Der Stautg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u.
Sebn 8ergesa1g 5tunts=sSngenieur,
Radfolger bon Sonler S. Derr.
@ouperneur gsorbed bot Ole Mnsliefe=
rung BON 6. 2annui1a mad Wors
tann, Der bort negen gerlnliens iei-
ner JnmilR getpiinI1t niro, auf
Bnnib oes Bol1ber11eurg bon Mon-.
to11a berfngt, #.5=
5iour Sails. Ser oreiidbrige
soul 8ontn1eranien oeiIen gItern nu
ei11er Jarm lDobnen, nuroe BON ieiner.
8Mi}uttter Bel beren 9eimfebr aIg 2eihe
gefunoen. Die nr elmer Garage mar
n1lf ibn gefauen n1o ntte i'm err
56riidt. Tim nod III 0ieIem COM
s11er nit Dem Bun bes bier III errid.
..tte1loen Columbus College beainne11 a1
fot1t1er, Bat Bsffarrer 8sBo1nns D,@or-
man Nngebofe ansgeihrieben Ser
.8nu TOD ungefdbr $125,00O foiten.
lrrnolr. Die bieiigen 2ofolbe-
BORDEN nobnren eine Mn5nN R1nben
I'm Bitter bon III mis- 10 SSoIren ei,
lpeIhe ais organiifiierte gar1oiiten feitl
einigera eli DRbitdibIIe ii Aaufl1ioenl
m Der geitobles
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Rnrje Na1ri1tel aus
ben norDmefli9en staQtc1l

|baribaft nidt meniger als r1ell1 asser-
ione11 1pegen @erlesnng bes Brobibi,
tionsgefeses Derbaftet.
SanegbiHe. 49, ). s.. Seaman, ~
Sabre nlt, ip1lr6e beim ueberi6reitel
zines @eleifeg bon einem 8aiagier.
aug getroffen l1uo getotet.
Gin. -Das automobil BON Sos.
|Sogar, bieliger aunfmann, lber-
ldlug iid 5tueiu1at uno Sral1 sSoba1
2udnid, Die lid} in 6emielbensbefonh,
erlitt ben SOB. 5lngar mnroe iebr
idImm perleBt.
5tialpater. Srik 3iegler bon
#5tiamater, geationul Sbabmeiter Der
9ermannsiobne, befannte iiid I'M M1t<
ni5ipalgeridf in 5tiamater an 5rei-
tug auf Sic Anflage, $4,000 2ogengel-
ser ~unteridIagen gu baben, nidt
1duloig. Gas Berbor 1T auf Wontag
anaelebt noroen. Die Mnflage MUIR
Sc BON s. Mattes IN Miles @itD,
Mont.. gieepraiiioent bes 9rfens, err
boben; 3iegler erfldrt, Die anfloge
Itiibe id auf Ber1pirr1ng in ben Sc
i1dftsbmbern.
Montebiioeo. Die Winneiotn-
uno Gbippema SIiilIe iin0 1T 0ieier
s@egenb aus ibren nfern getreten nro
es meroen 8erbeer11ngen onrb lie
berIdpDemmurgen b%efiirdhttet. Cine
Mn5abl 6armen tebe1 u1ter Bofler.
Der MinneiotafluB flint fem gor5es
6luBbett aus un6 trit t%e1entpeile.
nieoriges 2an6 iiberibnemmeno, aus
ben nfern. Cine @efabr beifebt ie-
bod nidH, nno 8eridte bon Staoten
sic an Nebenfliiiien liegen, lalien
auf ein baIoiges 6allen beg Wallers
1b1ieben. ..z
Gipe}fone. 80 Bienei1t 1liemals Dor.
Der in Der @eididte 6ieier @egero, 1T
10 oieI Regen gefaaen MI oieies
Sesabr in Den lebten 2 Big 3 Woden.
Mebrere 8oIfenbriide baben fait al.
leg 2anb norbli9 bon bier un0 in ei-
1te1n gene Sontb Dafotns unter
@nIIer qeiebt. Mn einigen Drter1
ifebt ous 8aifer ouf Ben 5eloern 5tpei
Biz 6rei SUB bod. 2anoitraBen uno
grudfen linb nnterpai9en nno Der 81
lenbobnperfebr iebr idtpierig uno nrt<
regelmaBig. Die Sel6er baben febr
groBen 5ha6en erlitten.
Grooffton. - Sn Der geabe ging EN-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Sebrer:N rafun9en.


Hr1tfil1gen fur @NehrersGertlffate tper.
eer In St;selono tHn1DnsSdmle) ,,Nab'
IS, y. unba IS, sui abaehalten. gerti.
ifate, bic erneuert nber p%erldngert mer.
ben louen, r1nllett BET o1eieIt Hr1fu1tger
5oDrge6e1at neroen. Sas Brpgramrm u
#tp'e afDi9f:
9, oeu 90. suit
Sorlltt1a9s-
500 biss8:45 g%ii1tragnag
8:45 big 9:15 B~uchtnbiere1
9:15 big 1000 Sbtnldbreiben
49, - 80 go
,.na :. Z. 8
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
n1inneiota

ct. Yanl. 8ei &eparaturarbei.
ten i'm Merdants 9otel, 8. uno Sad.
ion, Str, murbe unter einem SuBbols,
oeu Elm Saibenbnb entoedt, melhes
5000 in &onfooeriertem @el0e, einel1
golOenen Misunderstanding, oas Bib
zines il1ngen M1odens in Der Sradt
Ser Belt UNI 1880, cine 9aarlode nnb
smei aarten nit Ben Nomen Mrtbur
@orman unb Siaoore &apner, be.
fannte &olitifer iener Set, entbielt.
= Ser Stoatsrat fir 8elebrlng ge-
nebmigte am Nittnod Sic @enabr-
una bon Darleben i'm @~eiammtbetra-
&c bon $1,2O0,00O fir Die grri6tuna
BON flint Sodibulgebduoen. Die Nn-
Ieiben perteilen Iib in folgenoer 8ei-
ie $235,OOO fir 8emioii, 100000
fir @ap5ata, $125,000 fur Stills,
$4,000 fir &enpiue unb 100000
fir gloql1et. - Sobn S. 5uaiDan,
hisberiger Silfspermalter bes 5taots-
sud3tbauies in Sttumater mnroe bon
ser Stoats=& ontronbeb0r0e als 0ub=
folger oes Serrn 6. g. &eeb, Der re-
iignterte, getDablt.
Minneapolis. = Cine Na65dblung
bot cine ginpobner5abl bon 380,582
ergebe1. = Die 5dmei5eriide Som
iulat abteilung fir 0euti9e Snterel-
fen, Cos Commerce BUILDING, ct.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22

Merpplan nieber, neil Tim Der gnr-
nut an @aiolin alsgegangen mar.
Ser 2uftlbiffer batte 5par nibt ge-
mug @elb BEL iiidt, I'M genige1b ael.-
les 8efolm al faufen, aber Ct mubte
lid 5u beifen. 81 bette ndnIib ct
mas aroeres, mas beut5utage BEL bic.
Ten mebr begebrt dis elbft @elb:
81 battle gute11 faraoiiden 5bnopsl
llno Sd er benielben al $25 oas
|Auart an Garmer perfauffte, 10 maj
Inn aud balb aus leiner 8aiolirrot
aebolfen nnb Ct fornte nod Door
BEAD. Min11, meiterfliegen. Die $50.
Ii5ei gInubt es init einem S9napps@
l!idmaggler al hin al bqben.
Geo Mrg.-D ie Miiiiliippi-gri..
de il Meo Ming, bie crit feit 5fpei
Sabren .aoaffre lit, muB moglider-
meiie fir ben gerfebr geiperrt tper-
Sen, neil tie ongeblid unIider
Bemioii. -sanen 5trinoberg, Elm
otter ssunggeieae bon AZ sSabrer, na=
be Nobiib, mlrbe in ieitler Suite bon
Rndbarn tot anfgefun6en. Die I'M
ter1udung deimt an%3uoeuten, bob Der
Gote 5elbitn1orb begn11gen bat, l1oem
|er cine DDnamittaplel III ben Vanno
nobm uno our grplo1ion bpndte.
DuIutb. Bunbesbeamte ieBen
ihrn tS,td,p nnd1 Gsnh1 GnmiIfnn fort.
Ser III Berbirbnng NIT Dem fir5lih
.entoedten S~dnapgidmuggel ge-
pnnldt miro. &anuilton lit Elm Nu-
tomobilagent, uno es 1T lei9t mog-
lid 0nB es Inn gelungen 1T, Mber Die
E@ren5e nod &nnaoa 81 ertfommen.
Sic @roBgeibnorenen IN Dnlntb,
ne1de ben lebtbiin an brei geeegern be-
gargeren 2Dndmoro unterfudt err
boben MnfIogen geger iieben Mdn=
ner; 5pei lino in &aft unb ffeben IN.
ter Ser NnfInge, einen &ralDaa ur1ge=
5ettelt gu baben. Sic flint anoeren
Nerfonen iin0 nod nidt perbaftct
morben. g1Dn Dorber maren III Ser
binonng NIT Der 2Dndbere1 1ehs Nn=
flaaen erboben mor0en.
8inorn. Dienftagnbeno nnroe
Winona bon etnem 8plfenbru6 beim
geiu9t, melber bier 8%obnbauler ME
oerriB, aus benen 5ra1en un0 Sim
Ser MIR nit WIbe gerettet Deroen
fonnten. Dn bie 9elepbonDerbinon1g
nnterbroben ino, treffen 5rna6lt 11l1r
par1ibe 8eri6te Elm.
Bruinerb. -8initon 8. 8an 8alf,
f6 Sabre at, m1roe infolge bes 2oS-
gebens elmer Jylinte BON feinem fii1f
Sabre aIter Br1toer Sir1mie u11geidoi
ien. Sic Wnnoe 1T gludlidertDeiie
11iddtt Ibensgefdblrllib. Siimmie bette
oie Sli1te beS gru6ers IN ei1en1 I'M
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
uorozDafota.

Bismarf. II mebreren gou11-
ties i'm Stoat mill mon unterlud1ll1==
gen Mnitelen, Inn Wablbetrllgerete1
In Ser gor1pabl feitIteaen 5n in6en.
8urleigb nno Sberioan County be-
fiinben iib II. d. anf Der Site. Y.
g. 9atd nno feline Sdtpeiter, Brin=
eeB 9at6, Die rorolib bon bier IN ID
rem Mutonnobn mdbreno einem Sc
pitteriturm bebinfubren, muroe1 laut
Nnsiage zines Mr5tes bon einem glik-
traN getroffen, ob11e bnB tie IS muB=
ten. Ser Nr5t entlteB Die beloen Dor
einigen Gngen als gebeiH.
6argo. - Die Soften Der 6iesidb=
riqen MusIteaung Mortb Dofotas tper
ben auf mebr als 100000 fommen.
IDie Mnsitelung miro IN ganiiftiiger
@eile nit Der bon Minneiota, Soma
ur0 a11oeren alteren 5tnaten ripali=
lieren fonnen. Soft 100000 finb
feit Ser lebten NnsiteQung fir Ser
beIerungen anf Dem @el1noeausgege=
be Il moroen. $39,55O jin0 fir oie
oiesiabrige nMSltelung ais Nreiie
auSqeieBt por6en.
@ran0 SORTS. Die Nortb Dufota
Mer5feprnh1ngss8ebor NOR bier leb-
te ISOLDE IN 5iBunq. Ettpa 20 Mppli=
fanten fit Mer5te-3eugnilIe madten
Sic Grmfunq Durh.
5bieIbs. --8orcupine SSnoianer
baben cine oreitagige 5eier, Ole nnter
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Ndjt,trs 2eier bes nMorbitern" N
NnIin

Mna Counting ben /. Mugnit pirn
GER gari Sbiele I'M Mruo6 8tna
Store in calm ieia, nm &DlleftiDnen
fit ben nNprbitern" 81 ttadBen rlb
.aete Mpnnenten IN bic Qeferliite anil.
sanebnnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-07-22
Ten Gaden iplroe tp:ebererlangt.


zen snden purbe tp:eoererlangt
2eoo. Wiie III gifenbaDnfreiiel
Derlautet plant Bic gbicngn& geortg-
neiftern gabn Die shaffung elmer
neuen DiDiiion nit 4auptquartier IN
&apio 9Th. Dieielbe ioq 8tpeiglin-
len n0rbIid bon gnfbron. Neb., unb
III 1itIiber Hidtung Bis 8ierre ems
ibIieben uu1 nls Ole 8lad 9ing Dibi.
iion befanrt iein. Cine 0erbeiierllng
beg NerIonen3ugoienltes aui alien 81
;nien i'm peitliden So1fb Bafotn, d
tpie nod Drten iii Niebrnsfnun00D
oning lit ebenfaus geplnnt.
8aterton11. p 5ebaitian $50
b., 65 Sabre, &il &ansn1eillel N
ben bieiigen SbnIen, ftarb bier plolG.
iii n,,eem Sc, 3:eioen. Sur nab.
lem CT einen 2lin6 berge,tjrt ate.
fr,h &sfa tot ,%ll1urunlsu. ul.6 fiel
ieinem 5obn IN Die Mrnle.
Blan6renu. 8seter Sobnionein
in Der M1be BON Trent mobnbnffter
Barmer, lit auf Die Mnflage bin, cine
[5hnapgbrennerei betrieben at baba11,
Den BroBgeidtporenen uibertDieien nor
ben. Die 8rennerei mar bonltdnbig
eingeriidtet ur6 man min 400 gaI-
lonen Maiibe gefunoen baben.
|%s@Y ne @slSEE Ie EEE2SE%sooI8&s# - fHEG on n -
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betpadten Nngenblif III Die Sidn6e
befotnn1en un6 ben &abn beriIbrt, mo-
ranf Der SduB losging.

49, " SyEessSs
rauf Der sduB Iosgi11g.
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