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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-05
Candidates Begin
To Show Activity

Politics began to simmer a bit in
Garrett county this week. George
Cochran Doub, Republican candidate
for attorney general, was in Kitz-
miller on Monday morning attending
the picnic there, and in Oakland Mon
day afternoon and Tuesday, attending
the Labor Day picnic and meeting
the voters.
j. Glenn Beall, representative from
the 9th district in Congress, and a
candidate for reelection, was also at
tending the picnic here on Monday.
Arch Mcdonald, his Democratic OPP
ponent, was here over the weekend
Some individual whose name was
not learned, was going throughout
the state this week taking a poll of
the voters as to their choice of a
governor in the coming election. His
conclusions up to the time he was in
Oakland pointed to McKeldin over
Lane
Mr.. Doub is a son of former Judge
Albert A. Doub, and is an attorney in
Baltimore city, now a partner of the
Baltimore law firm of Marshall, ALL
Carey and Doub. During the war Mr.
Doub served as a lieutenant COM
mander in the Naval Air force with
the fast carriers in the Pacific. AS
air combat intelligence officer for air
group six he saw action on the car
riers Enterprise, Intrepid, and Han
cock, participating in five major en-
gagements. He has never before
sought political office.
Local candidates are also beginning
to do some active campaigning.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-05
Beauty Contest Won
By Louise Gross

Miss Louise Gross, daughter of
Mrs. Edwin Fry, Cabin Lodge, on
Deep Creek Lake, won the beauty
contest held there Sunday afternoon.
Five other girls competed.
The contest, sponsored annually by
Frederick c. Dreyer, was held in the
Cabin Lodge vicinity. The winner was
presented with a number Of prizes
and corsagc.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-05
Fined For DisOrderlIy Conduct

At hearing before Magistrate H.
A. Loraditch on Monday, James Z.
Paugh, Blaine, w. Va, and Frederick
r. Solomon, Of near Oakland, We're
fined $40 and costs each on charges
Of being drunk and disorderly.
The arrest was made Saturday
evening on Second street. They plead
cd not guilty to the charges when ar
raigned before the magistrate.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-05
Grand Jury to Convene

Members of the Grand Jury for the
September Term of Court, who were
selected about two weeks ago, will
meet on Monday morning, September
9, to hear the charge, to be delivered
either by Chief Judge William A.
Hustler or Associate Judge Walter C.
Capper
Following the charge the jurors will
retire and begin their investigation
Of infractions of the law, assisted by
Neil c. Fraley, States Attorney.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-05
Firemen Answer Alarm

Oakland fremen were called to
Thayerville, along the lake, last Fri
Cay morning about 2:45 o'clock, as
the result Of mattress blaze, at the
home of German Thayer, in a room
occupied by his son, Lee Thayer.
There was slight damage.
This was the second mattress fire
within a week, the other one having
been at Mt. Lake Hotel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-05
Many Attend Centennial

Several hundred persons attended
the centennial celebration of the Ac-
cident Church of the Brethren, Sun
day, September /.
Speakers were DR.. Rufus d. Bow
man, Dr.. A. c. Baugher, both of Chi
cago, and Prof NJ. r. Wolfe, Bridge
water, Va.
1t was impossible to accommodate
all who came to hear the program, ac
cording to Rev. Olonzo P. Fike, the
pastor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-05
Frost Is Scattered

Frost in scattered sections of the
county has been reported this week,
with no apparent damage to crops,
however, due to fog.
While the government station at
Weber's recorded "a on Sunday, Sep
TENDER l, there were unofficial re-
ports from other sections that the
mercury dropped to 3D. There was a
heavy frost at Terra Alta, w. Va.
one day last week.
The highest reading of the week
was 76 degrees, both on the LIST and
End.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-05
New Hours For OPA

Effective September ., the local
office of price administration will be
open to the public from to -
o'clock, Mondays through Saturdays,
it was announced by John Stevenson,
chief price clerk. Those employed in
the office will be engaged with sur
veys during the afternoons.
Veterans wishing to obtain appli-
cations for sugar ration in the after
moons may get them at the office of
the local draft board, Mr.. Stevenson
said.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-05
Win Softball Games

The Oakland Glover Farm softball
team won three games during the
week. They defeated a team at Selbys-
port on Sunday 80 to 4, and a double
header was played in Oakland on
Monday the locals defeating Swan
ton 16 to 3, and Crellin to 1.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-05
Chestnut Grove AIl-day Meeting

There will be an all-day service at
Chestnut Grove Methodist church on
Sunday, September 8th. Come, bring
a basket lunch and enjoy. the day of
Christian fellowship. Morning service
begins at 1870 a. M; evening service
at 2 p. m. Everybody invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-05
To Resume Bounties

The State of Maryland will resume
payment Of bounties on foxes on Fri
day, September 6, according to Joseph
A. Minke, regional game warden.
The state pays a bounty of So while
the county pays 81 on each fox pelt.
Bounties are paid on both grey and
red foxes, and will continue through
June 30, 1947.
Approximately 500 in state boun-
ties were paid out for fox pelts from
February through June, 1916, in Gar
rctt and Allegany counties.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-05
New President Is
Named For Wesleyan

Dir William j. Scarborough, dean
of Morningside College, Sioux City,
Iowa, was elected president of West
Virginia Wesleyan college, at a spe-
cial meeting of the Board of Trus-
tees in Parkersburg, W. Va, last
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1946-09-05
INCREASE NOTED
SCHOOLS
OPENED TUESDAY
Oakland High Student Body
Numbers 52S With More EX-
pected = Elementary Is
About The Same

Doors Of the publis schools of Gar
rett county swung open Tuesday to
admit students for the 1946-47 term.
According to figures submitted by
the principals of the schools there is
an increase in the number of pupils
in Oakland High school while enroll
ment in the Elementary and Parochial
schools remains about the same.
In Oakland the student body has
hit a new high with over a thousand
enrollees thus far. 1t is gain of APP
proXimatcly thirty over that of last
year and it is anticipated by the
principals that several persons have
yet to register
F. d, Bittle, principal of Oakland
High school, listed 100 as seniors, Ill
as Juniors, 146 as sophmores, and III
in the newly organized eighth grade
for a total of 528 He added that he
expects about $40 students in all.
The eighth grade, established under
the new system of schooling, is
under the leadership of Mrs. Fred
Beachy, Mrs. Virginia McManus and
Miss Sybilla Paynter.
Mr. BittIe said there was notice
able difference in the increased num-
Der Of students and added he was
pleased with the organization and
system this year. He said program
is being worked out for Oakland High
to participate in sports; soccer, field
ball, etc, with other schools Practice
sessions will get under way with o.
A. Watson coaching the boys, and
Miss Ruth Field coaching the girls.
Merle Frantz, principal Of the Oak
land Elementary school, listed 4lG
pupils enrolled in the seven grades.
The grades were divided as follows:
LIST, 55; 2nd, 45; Bird, 81; 4th, 10; 5th,
43; 9Th, Al; 9th and 18th, 81; 18th, A.
The Parochial school will open on
Monday with an expected enrolment
of about 10. ....
Friendsville Enrolment
Friendsvillc school opened Tuesday
with 46S enrolled, 100 in high school
and 308 in the elementary. Three new
teachers are Miss Mildred NanSickle,
GAINESVILLE, home economies; James
Cross, Barton, English; and Ralph
Swauger, Grantsville, physical edu-
cation, arts and crafts.
Other teachers and their grades:
Mrs. Myrtle Frazcc and Mrs. Ncrna
Savage, / Mrs. Manila Friend, II;
Mrs. Esther Ryan Mccullough, III;
Mrs. Theresa Murphy, "; Gilbert
Savage, V; John Capel, VI; Chauncey
Friend, VII; James Cross, VIII; J. w.
Holman, X; w. J. Glenn, principal,
XI and XII. Charley B. Miller is
vocational agriculture instructor. En-
rollment figures for the other schools
were not available.
On Friday, September 20, there will
be a countrywide all-day teachers
meeting in the Oakland High school,
and meeting of the Garrett County
Teachers association. Dr.. Simon
Davidan, noted lecturer, will also
speak at this time.
A two-day meeting of teachers was
held last Thursday and Friday, at
which time details fer the establish
ment of the new eighth grade were
outlined. Miss Eleanor Ray, librarian,
spoke of the opportunities Of the new
library in serving the pupils of the
county, and Emeric Dusic, president
of the Oakland Elementary Parent
Teacher association, spoke of the
need for parents to interest them
selves in school problems.
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.1QdnnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
Son 81 { b. s. TmerfseA
(Sortiebung)

uslls i6," 10 fubr Ibrabam 2in-
coin in Ser 8eI6reibung ieiner ssSlts
genbiabre fort, vreun Sabre aft tpar
uno bas 2eien bon Der Wtutter gelernt
batte, las i6 Itunbenlang Dor oem
Sire 8lace' i'm Seueri6ein Wtutters
8ibel. Sd bu6ltabierte Elm 8ort nab
Dem anoern, tpieoerbolte Die 8orte
bunbertmol, biz i6 ite gut ausipres
den fonnte, uno lernte au9 piele
8erIe.
rMeine Wfutter ma6te mir elm
2iniep-@ooli cine ,Hoiil1m-
Sfin' =&appe uno cine ,8ndlfin' go
Ie. Sd beIu6te cine melt entlegene
S6ule. Sour Elm paar 8oden tpurbe
bort S6ule gebalten. Die 8uben mas
rem grauiam uno quGlten Die armen
Eiere. Sd bielt &eoen gegen. oieie
@rauiaufeiten unb mein eriter Streit
begann nit einem freden Sungen,
Ser Elm &obbinsneit ausgeraltbt bot
te.
rSpater beiu9te i9 cine anbere
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Seifber tpirfte er an perihie6enen
@eraein6efi, bariitter GreeltbiHe,
BrilIion, Stltrgeon Ban ,lrro @nnfau-
no. 1910 ieste er fif aus @einnb-
beitsriidiihten aur Nube. Die fei-
erliben greq,lien erfoIgten am bor-
letter Dienstag in Ser ct. HauIs-
Stride in Wanitotpoc 1ino Die Bei-
iebung erfoIgte anf Dem oortigen
&aloarien-S -Srieobof. r. I. p.
aargp, N.-9af. Mm Donners-
tng, %. Mltguit, erfolgt in Der bieii-
gen ct. Marp's -&atbeorale Die Som
lefration BON Migr. SEQ B. Dtpor-
ibaf aIs Sitularbiifof bon Cirrus
uno aoabiutorbiidof BON &apio Gitb.
Die &oniefration bolIaiebt Der pdpit-
libe Delegat in 8aibington, gr5bi-
i6of gicognani. Die Seitpre0igt balt
@r5bii6of Murrap BON ct. Haul.
3tpei friibere Brieiter Der Di05ele
Sarge, 8iidof 8ineent S. &pan bon
8ismard unb 8iidof @iniam 3.
WeulloD BON GoDington, tperoen als
Mitfoniefratoren fl,ngieren. 8H6of
&Dan mar Bfarrer Der ct. lntonius-
Stride in Sarge, als er 1910 gum
8iihof bon 8ismard ernannt ipuroe.
8iibof MuIlop tpar Dor ieiner grbe-
bung i'm Sabre 1914 Hfarrer. Der
&atbeoralgemeinbe babier. 8iihof u.
S. Wuen6 bon Sarge, Der ieiner5eit
oie beiben 8ii10fe foniefrierte, lit
geeenpartig als papitliher 8iiitator
in 3eutiblano.
@inpna, Winn. = SIM Sitter bon
iiebenunoitebaig Sabren itarb i'm ct.
Srancis. .altenbeim in Dubuque Der
bo6tp. Sr. George ssaege1l alllest
Bfarrer Der bieiigen ct. ssoIepbs-
@emeinbe. Mm %. geopember 1869
in Sobren, Deutidlano, eeboren, fam
er 1894 lSnb ben Ser. Staatet1, made
te feline Stubien in Mount galnarp,
Wis., an Der uniperiitat 2oipen in
8elgien u1o an Der uniperiit1t Srei.
burg in Der Sbapei5, mo- er am &c.
Suli 1906 fir oie Di03ele @inona
getpeibt tpurbe. Sier nirfte er ieitber
in Ser 8farrieeliorge, bis er 1887 in.
folge Der Ibnabme ieiner 8eiunobeit
ii6 5ur &ube ieste - Die feierli6en
grequien erfolgten am 19. Suli in
Der ct. WarD' s=&irhe in Dubuque.
8as iolerne Heqliemamt aelebrierte
Der, bodtp'ite 9r. aoa6iutorbiidof
8ina upn @inona. r. /. r.
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Snbr ipater fam Der CUTE Mann oht-
sig Meilen melt fer ,,nS bielt feline
Rreoigt. Iae Nahbarn un6 Jreunoe
Der umgegenb famen berbei. Noh
ME mar es borgefonlmert, oaB eine
Jrau, nah6em iie ibon elm Sabr lang
i'm 8rabe rubte, nod eine @rabreoe
erbielt. lno tpie Tie nlle Inn oas Grab
itanoen uno auf oasielbe berabidau-
ten, sog Sraner iiber ibre @eiidter,
nnb Sranen floiien aus ibren Mngen.
SD babe oas ME bergeiIen, nod auh
Die rifbrenoen Worte oes Dre6igers.
Ser Batter sog zines Cages nit
leinent Team nod &entlldp, mo- er
81 ieiner alten 5reunoin iid begab,
Die all6 8it1pe NOR. gr bot lie fur5
nnb Ihlidt Inn ibre &ano. Sic mil
ligte elm, linb nod einisen Sogen
famen lie NIT Sad uno Gaf in un-
lerer Siitte ON. @ir beioen &inoer
itanoen orauBen unS begriiBten fie
nit GROCER 6rellbe. 9al6 trat cine
merflide 8erdnoerung in nnlerer
Siitte elm. Die neue Wutter getpan-
men mir iebr lieb, tpeil lie 10 liebepon
uns bebanoelte. sic ipuroe uns cine
quite, aipeite Mutter."
(5ortiesuns folgD
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@ardhba's,sA u

Ga Groiie, Dis. Sier felerte
man leste @o6e Den fiinfunblieb5ig-
item Sabrestas Der slnfunft Der 5ran-
5isfaneri6meitern BON Ger gtpigen
Inbetrng. Die aongregation fam am
10. Snli 1871 auf ginlaoung bes
perltorbenen 8iihofs Wibael Self
na6 2a Groiie. Ser Sroen batte be-.
reits 1849 in Wiltpaufee eine 0ieoer-
laiiung eroffnet, uls cine @ruppe BON
S6Deitern aus Dem WutterfloIter in
4aufbeuren, 0eutIdlano, bortielbit
nnter Jiibrltng Der bohtp. Serren
Srancis &eppler uno Matbias Stei=
ger anfam. 4ura barauf tpuroen bie
beioen 8rieIter bon elmer gbolera-
ieu6e oabingerafft iinb Die reme fiib=
rerloie Notwithstanding iab ibrer
Iufloiung entgegen, als 8ilhof Sen-
nj 1852 oen bohp. Srn. SeiB als
'geiitliden 8eruter ernannte. Inter
.ieiner Siibrung faBte Die 4ongresa-
tion neuen Wfut, itnb als er 1868 als
8ti6of nad) 2a Groiie ging, reiften
.langiam Blane beran, Die Heugriin-
oung bortbin 3u perlegen. Ser Blan
.Duroe 1871 nit Der gt0ffnung oes
ct. &oie=&loiters in Ga groiie Der.
.mirflidt. Selite 5ablt Die &ongrega=
.tiOn 6rei5ebnbunoert Mitglieber in
Ineun Di05eien unb einem gifariat.
lDie Sd)neitern Ieiten bierunba1t5ig
giementarIdulen, iieb5ebn Sigh
Shools, bier Soipitdler, Elm @aiien-
balts, elm altenbeim uno 6as 8iterbo
College. 0ie ebrtp. Mutter so. Sero.
pbine, beute oreiunbneun5ig Sabre
alt, lit Dos .dlteite 02itglieb. Sic tpar
Die erite BoItulantin Ole in bas ct.
&oie-&loIter alfgenommen tpurbe,
ltto lit beute Die ein5ige neberlebenbe
Der erlten Sioniersruppe Der S6ipe-
itern in ga Groiie.
Green Ban, @is. = SSm Sitter bon
breiunoiieb5ig Sabren itarb Der bo6u.
ST. @uguit @artbaus, felt bieraig
Sabren Brieiter llnb sulest 8farrer
Der &olp GroBs@emeinbe in &uufau-
no. Sn Sfiible, Oeuti6lano, geboren.
madte er feline Gorbereitungsituoien
in ieiner &ei,nat, fam 1898 aIs
3panaigiabriger ins 2anb, mo er
auna1it in 0eount galbarp llno io-
bann am ct. Jrancis tSentinar in
Wilmaufee feline Stuoien bo0enbete.
Mm 90. Sftober 1897 tpurbe er IN
Green 8ap gum Brieiter getpeibt.
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M. 9. s..

8esenlpartis lit menig 5u beri1ten
iiber Die Iufraumungs. uno &eparas
I'M Soiepbinum. unierer
reeelrehten Irbeitergrlppe fallen ole
allernotlpenoiglten arbeiten 81. Wfan
lit gegentpdrtig oamit bei6aftigt, Die
8Gnoe unierer 0an1pfmalhinen NIT
plaltiidem Material anitatt Der bis.
ber iibIiben sire 8rids" 5u belief.
oen. gs lit oies cine feinespegs ange-
nebme Irbeit in Der gegenpartigen
Sibe. 0ieienigen unlerer Seminari-
item, tpel6e Dor etliden 8oben Die
9ampflnaldinen sereinigt baben.
fonnen oies be5eugen.
3abIreihe Stuoenten baben apab-
reno bes Sommers 8riefe an oas
Soiepbinum gerihtet. 9ie meiiten
baben neue 2eier eingeianot. 8ir itno
ipobl tpeit BON unierm 3iel entfernt.
@ir ertparten, oaB bie Stubenten
re6t baIo allen @rnItes nit ibrem
.Salesmanibtp" Beginner.
gSir broltden tpieber einen glten
Gegen. TIMER @arten unb oie 8ras,
pldte iinb pobl nod in gutem 3u'
itanoe, aber elm reiher RegenfaIl
pdre 1,ns bodit tpilfommen.
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SANOS

brirgt fbleunige &iIfe bel &alsleiSen
aIler art, sonfiIitis, 0eiAwaren.
Aitbma, 0abfeber nno Sinustronble
ueeen ieiner giftteimt0te,pben gigen.
mnft.
uniere felt faft eitem balben Subr.
bu,poert bei ben Glteiten 2eiern 6es
.Sbio @aiIcnfrer,n0' befannten itl6
als ,utentbebrlihes Smtsbeilmittel
angetpanbtes &rd,ttermitteI 1T aus
6en belten &eiIfrdlltern hergeitellt.
Breis- 600 per JIuihe; $500 fir
6 Glaiden; $3.50 fir IL Glniden
grpreB Collect. HarceI Hoit ertro.
THE WOLFRAM co.
P.O.B. IS Columbus, Ohio
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- rNi9t oesipeeen fiigen mir Die
8erbienite Ser &eiligen Den 8eroien-
item Gbriiti bel, als Oh bieie nibt bin-
reidten, ionoern bamit iene 8erbien-
ite, tuelde ben Seilisen iibrig ,paren,
ni6t 1mionit ieien, unb banit Die Seis
ligen ith Der @bre freuen unb auf
Bob bie &raft Der 8eroienite Gbriiti
mebr berporleu6te, ipelbe bepirfen,
oaB bie 8erbienite Der !Seiligen Ole
&raft baben, Die aeitIi6en Strafen 5u
iiibnen" Bellarminus).
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9ie IT, Ninrtba NOR cine Sameiter oes 2q5arus
l,no Der Nnria bon Betbanien, in 0eren Seim 6er
&err 0fters einfebrte Das gpangeltlum er5ablt bon
ibr, 1pie iie fh bemiibte, bas giien gu bereiten,
tp6breno Maria gu ben SuBen oes Meiiters ias
ferung min ipiiien, bab Die brei @eidapifter nod
Der Muferitebung bes Serrn nab Granfreid se5o.
gen iino. Ser 2eb Der bl Wartbn miro in Garascon
in Der Brobence in elmer unterir6ii1en @rabfapene
berebrt SIR Geit lit an 80. Suli.
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Ser III. Sgmatins bon 2opola, 5tifter Der @eien-
idaft sseiu, apuroe 149t in Spanien geboren. Ct
oiente Bis 5u ieinem 1eununo5uan5igiten Sabre als
Sffiaier i'm &eere aarI v, als er, fbmer bertDun-
BET, in, &oIpitaI bur9 oas 2eien bon geiitliden
S9rften nifgeriittelt. Der g8elt entiagte nno iih
aur @riinouna ieines Orbens entIhIoB Eros t,lru1.
bober STANDARDIZATION un6 Mnfeinoungen puds Der
Sroen jdnen beran ,,no oerbreitete fib in ale
8eltteiIe. Sgnatius ftarb 1866 uno iein Set lit am
81. SuIi,
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Ser Fl. Germans 5eiste in ieiner Sugen6 tpe.
mig anlase aur &eiligfeit, NOR aber ganalh ann.
sepanoeH, na9oem er Die eriten Der nieoeren g8e.
ben erbalten batte Or murbe beauftragt, in @ng.
Ian6 gegen ole Saretifer 5u preoigen, un6 eraielte
einen ourhfdlasenoen @rfols. als Biidof BON
aurerre erlanste ct sroBe geriibmtbeit als uner.
ibrodener gerteioiser bes @laubens. Ct ftarb i'm
Sabre 448 uno ien Seit lit am &c. Suli.
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Maxiutiliatt-Salhr

MItberiibmte &rduteriabe, uniiber.
troffen BEL
8ra n b 10 n n ben
aller glrt unb BEL anbern 2eiben.
melhe i'm beigegebenen 3irfular an
geseben iinb.
Yreis 60 Gents per Sabr, pins
2 Gents Ohio State Gales Ear fir
oieienigen, Die I'M 5taate Ohio mob.
men.
Sour al be5ieben bonn
M a T imilian Ganitarin IN
2698 SpHee Mbe., Columbus 3, 3.
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8ortbinston, D. ct. Eaul, Minn.
Samstas, 27. Snli 1916.
ir denf a I enber

Sonntas, %. Snli: Siebenter Sunn-
tag nad Efingiten. = gpans e.
lium Son Sen fall6en 8ropbe-
ten (Wattb. y. -,.
Wontag 80. Sull: Martba.
Sienstag, 80. Suli: 9onatillo.
Mitttpo6, 81. Suli: Ssnatius bon
2opoIa. ..
9onnerstog, 1. sfusult: Betri &ettens
feier.
Sreitas, 2. ausl,it: 4lpbonius. (Bors
tillnculafeit.)
Samstag, 3. slueuIt: 2pbia.
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Mrtbritis., &benmatismns.
itn6 athlete 8. Joot.G GeibeRbel

Mein Mittel SeeIpID.M .MinoI bringt
beoeutenbe 2inoerung in ben meiiten
SdI1en. gs lit 1p1rme-eraeugertb itn6
grleihterune tritt meiitens iofort
elm. gieIe Mnerfennungsidreiben.
@arum iolIen Sie I1neer Iei6en3
aeuBerlide antpenouns. 8olle sc.
braudsanueiitng NIT ieber 1efteI.
lung. Roltet niir $1.12 per SIaihe.
8etrag poraus aablbar.,
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