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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
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A ticker was travelling lu . ceunuy
town aud, having travelled many mj'es
witboui anding suyihlsg io as, he ttopp.
ed, weary AND hungry, a. a tavern. Hers
ho got Into conycrssiloa wilb a eIssler.
to HON he related his lfoublcs
A,The latter sympatbized villa him deer
y, and telling him DC should have jab
befate long, advised blm Is rs 10 his dlu.
ner and cat heartily. The Hnkef toak bls
sdFioe, ste HI. ail, and when he returned
70 the bar room, he wss uveijayod ta
hear that the landlord required bl. scg-
vices g mend lot of pans Aud keillts
which had evidently "sppps algak
Tbs tinker was a, onre set 70 work. ae.
eompished The task. received liberal
sum in payment, and started on bis way
rejoicing
Upon reaching The outside Of the house
he found the glszer, who said Well.
you see, told You the truth, procured
yos job Of work, aud how do ,ou think
! accomplished IN
am sure | cannot tell, replied the
tinker.
| will tell you, relOined The glaTIer,
You told me you we're weary, hnugry
aud dinuerieW ! knew the landlord was
well on, and doing good business; aud
50 ! watched the opportunity, aud started
leak in every uleusil ! could get hold'ets
The tinker, with many thanks, aud
heart full Of gratitude, resumed bis jour.
nsy but he had nol proceeded many
yards before be reached the village
church, when brilliant idea struck him.
The glazier had belriended him ho
would befriond The giazier Tho church,
he thought, could Afford 20 bear a slight
loss in good cause; so, taking position
where he could not be seen, he rldded
every window in the cdiiic4 With stones,
and then, highly elal,d with his exploit,
he retrAced his steps 10 notify the glazicr
he would speedily have yefy important
job.
sir, said he, am happy 70 inform sou
that fortune has enabled me 10 return the
kindness | received from you an hour,
since.
How sot asked the glazier, pleasantly.
have broken every pane OF glass In
the church, answered the tlnkeri and
you, Of course, will be- employed TO put
them in again.
The glszier's Aw fell, aud hi. tac1 IS
sumcd blank expression as be said, in
a tremulous tone, you don't mean that,
do your
Certainly, replied The tinker; there's
not whole pane OF glass IN the building.
One good turn deserves another you
know
Yes, answered the gazer, Ia despair,
but, YOU scoundrel, you have ruined me
for keep the church windows IN repair
by the year.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
now TO GER ALONG.

Don't stop to tell stories during busi-
usss hours.
If you have place Of business, be
found there when wanted.
No man can get rich sitting around
stores aud saloons
Never foo ia business matters.
Have order, system, regularity and
also promptness.
DO not meddle with business YOU know
nothing of.
DO not kick cvry %, ~ your path.
More miles can be made ~ a day by
going steadily than BY stopping.
Pay as you ga.
A man Of honor respects his word as
he does his bond.
Help others when you can, bat never
give what you cannot afford to simply
because it Is fashionable.
Learn to say no. No necessity Of snap.
ping il out dog fashion, but tay Il firmly
and respectfully.
Use year brains, rather than those Of
others.
Learn to think aud act for yourself.
Keep ahead rather than behind the
times.
Young man, cut this out, and II there
be any fsllacy Ia the argument, LEI ui
know IL.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

The Ffcnch exoels especially 10 The pre-
paralious u The stone marten, oilen
known by The name q FrcDuh sable ~
consequences. Il Is much eelder la tint
than lie rival. the piue marlen, which ~
the manufactured state closely apro1i.
mates The finest sable Among The inie-
rior representatives Of ibis family may
be Included the fisher, North American
animal larger ihan the sable, With long
fall fur; the mink and the koliuksky ar
tartar sable, witch Is occasionally aads
up IN the natural state,
The ermine Is peculiar 70 Northern
Europe and Siberia This little animal
"a slways hunted 10 the winter, when fs
coat Is Of snowy hue AZ other periods
sf the year Il ia dun brown, aud closely
resembles the common wessel Of this
country. The miniver il simply the white
studded with small blsck tufts taken
from the paw Of the Astrschan lamb.
Scarcely less attractive than the ermine
aud about equal to it In value is the grebe
q fur or rather down, taken from the
breast Of duck which inhabis the Swiss
lakes. During the past few years, and
especially last season, the grebe has ad.
vanced in favor. This glossy skin ranges
in color from creamy white TO silver gray
and ia highly prized on account Of its dn-
rability. The chiuchills Is indigenous to
South Americs, the best specimens com
ing from Buenos Ayres. This fur, which
has been popular throughout Europe for
many years, Is now mnch admired and
largely in demand in this country,
OF the fox tribe the black and silver fox
skins from the Arctic regions are very
precious and wonderfully expensive. As
q superior lining fur these two styles are
ineslimable. The cross, red, white and
blue foxes are less rare and consequently
they are not so expensive. There has
been considerable discussion regarding
the degree Of relationship existing be-
tweeB these differently colored foxes.
They have generally been regarded as
distinct species, though many old trap
pers have asserted that the same litter af.
ford fnrs of three distinct colors, the an
imsls also being positively different in
character.
The men who trap and otherwise pro-
cure the several varieties of expensive fur
bearing animals lead lives replete with
the severest hsrdships and the widest
kind of adventures, while those who en-
Joy the pleasure Of wearing the beanli'
fully prepared furs are usually surround
cd by the most enjoyable comforts Of lie,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
AraAcrmAL wrrsEss oovar.

ia CoSs court there VAS charge Of
assault sEsins, iha, old offender and
police layofiic, Jshn Doe, and Mr. Dick.
son. the attorney was examining wit.
nsss
Dickson How Lard did be shake the
man when be grabbed him3
Waness--I don't know. Pretty hard.
Dickson What do you call pretty
hard
Witness Well rwas pretty hard
that's all can say.
Dickson Come, new you surely have
seasc enough to let the court know what
you call pretty bard
Wtaess CUES, ! can show the court.
II was Ike this
Here the witness rose from bis seat,
and, sptiugug upon the astonisbed at
torney, grabbed him by the collar, aud,
With . strong impuls.ve jerk, landed him
on The fJor Theu DC gathered him up
and nJpped him sefoss a chair--lhen lie
began 60 baug him over the hoor, IAN
him up against the wall, aud batter him
around over the benches.
Hold on-I understand shouted the
lawyer
This is how he fetched him, retorisd
the witness, giving him another lit.
Won't tho court rule out his answer I
object, said Mr.. Dickson, catching bis
breath
lfyou withdraw the question, all right,
said the Judge; aud springng down from
the scat, he collared the witness aud took
him or When he again mounted the
bench, he remarked; The witness ap-
pears 20 have introduced his testimony,
bat can rule that the jury ignore his an
swer.
BY this time the spectators were Ia a
conyulsion OF laughter, and the attorney
retired 10 brush bis clothes The case
was dismissed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
FACTS ABOUT FURs.
whirns.

1t is OF course well known that the an
imals which supply the fashionable
world with the most beautiful furs are in-
babitants Of the Arctic ornortbern regions
the temperate aud tropical zones only af-
fording skips which are more adapted
for leather, AS the hair though often
splendid in colors, il harsh and short.
The Two great fur hunting grounds OF
the world are Russis, with its Asiatic de-
pendcnces, aud that immense area OF
country in North America from which so
many OF our furs are procured. The
most Arsocratic of the different varieties
OF fur are supplied by northern Europe
aud Siberis, the Russian sable taking the
lead. though it's standard value and mer.
its are closely spproXiuiated by the kea
otter aud one or Two other OF tie rarer
species ,f The fox. The Russian sable Is
distinguished from is American rival by
tue lcngth and iuIIness OF It's fur, which
is soft aud giossy, aud very much darker
in color The skins are very expensive,
and as four or five are used ia the con-
struction Of an ordinary sized mur, the
prices are TOO high for general indulgence
Even the minute coverings OF the paws
are esteemed of sufficient valne TO be
joined together for liniugs. The portion
OF fur lying under The jaw, which is
lighter in that than the other parts, Ia
united TO similar pieces, aud Is known
under the name OF sable gillS. About
twenty five thousand skins are annually
collected In the vast Russian territory.
There is an extensive private demand
for The sable 10 Russia, which compeb
The majority Of fur fsnciers 10 supply
their wants with the more abundant va
rietie. Of m.rien skins, which are inelud
ed under the same generic name. o
these The Hudson Bay sable ranks highes
as il il an excellent fur, the superior qua,
ities being scarcely inferior iu inlrinsi'
beauty 10 The Russian The color, how
lever, il always some degrees lighter, and
consequently the art Of The dyer is re
qnired to adapt them TO the standard 0
beauty.
\ To ibe same family Belong the baum
or pine marieB, always found In ID
depth Of some extensive forest, remot
from the hsbiiAtions Of men, and III
stone maften, 20 called from lie selectin
: rocky places for ilA favoriie hsunts. Bot
are denizeus Of Europe. The skin OF ID
] former species is browu, The throat alon
being yellow. That Of the latter present
/ several shsdes Of bIaisb gray, general
assitniia,cd 10 the color OF the rock
amoag which il il found, the throat hov
/. ever j. pure white. The fur Of either
: soft and good, and may be dyed with a
i vAntsge.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

habitsni of The sgc Of understanding was
there. The psrson opened the way 10
dslibersiion by stating The purpose for
which they bad met.
You want rain, be said, and am TO
bring u for yout
Thst's what you promised, returnsd
Mr. sample
E1actly. said The psrson. And now
we have only 10 decide upon the time
when ysu wil have Il, You remember
tha. you were 10 be unanimoas 10 this
particular. Now say-when shall The rain
Gomez
Jei il come this very night, good and
strong, proposed John Sample.
Hold onl cried Deacon Long rising
to bis feet. I've got the very best OF my
hay -clover and herds. .grass--ont, and In
winrows must get that In. Let US
have the rain tomorrow niaht.
No. no. interpoied thrifty farmer
named Lamsop. I've engaged srew Of
mea, aud they are coming tomorrow
morning to cut down my clover. Let II
90 over TO another day.
Then, said John Sample, let uS have 1t
as soon as neighbor Lsmson gets In his
clover. Thatll be by Thursday, sure.
Mr.. Lamson nodded in the affirms.
live.
Then let us have 1t Thursday.
Upon this, mp jumped Mrs, John SAM
pie aud Mrs. Jsbez Long.
That's the day for the cbildrens picnic,
they cried. Don't for mercy's sske, have
Il rain on that day.
Suppose we set Friday, then, suggested
the deacon.
Bat ou Friday, Peter Kempton bad ar
ranged to have men at work shing ling
the roof OF his barn. II others we're to
be accommodated, he didn't know why
he shouldn't he.
Well, my friends, said Parson Surely,
since yoR cannot agree upon the day,
suppose you lei the Lord take care of the
weather during the present week, and
we will consider further on another day.
| II you say so, we will meet again on
Monday pext
To this there could be no objection and
the good people separated.
On Thursdsy the children had their
picnic, but were hurried home by threat.
sning clouds. On Thursday night, and
all day Saturday, the rain fell gloriously
Gu Sunday, Parson Surely took for his
text: Behold the heavens and the heav-
ems OF heavens is the Lords, Thy God
the earth also, with all that therein s--
And he preached to Them sermon on
the utter futility OF mans attempting to
interfere with the ways Of Providence. =
Aud he bade them consider, from theiI
experience of The past week, what q
clashing OF individual interests would
result from human direction Of natures
laws. Would ii not be better for them
TO seek to understand, as far as possible
the cause and effect which they could not
control, and accommodate themselves
thereto? Did they not think on the
whole, that the Supreme Power which
had created the universe had better be
left to manage it as it might please Him
The good people Of Fox Hollow had
received lesson which they were moi
soon TO forget. During the autumn they
repaired the meeting house, and voted tc
increase Mr.. Surely's pay; they did not
further stipulate that be should seek tc
bend Providence to their individua
! Whims
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
mEs ASD womnr 10 rrr

An exchange relates that Chicago
man entered newspaper Office
with the following advertisement TO b.
inserted
The advertiser desires to make the ac-
quaiutanoo Of a lady OF refinement aud
good looks, feet IL inches high, ara
weighing about i36 pounds; busl measure
80 inches; waist measure, % 3-1 inches
size Of boot, 3 III; ditto Of glove, 0 7-si
complexion pronounced brunette; decp
hazel eyes-with view TO matrimonY
Address.
Seems to me you'lo mighty particular
about the Size aud kind ofa wife laH
want, observed the advertising clerk.
Well, perhaps | am; but you see, ny
wife died before we had been married
long, aud she hadn't begun 10 half wear
out her clothes, aud ber father gave her
an awful sight Of 'em. 50 70 seems 70
me kinder like flying IN The taco Of Prov
idenco, when elk and things Is 50 dear,
and the country laborng Ia tho thlol %
a financial conyulsion, 10 take another
mate, aud let The moths break through
aud Iust aud corrupt all item dnds 50
just want wife to match them
The above story ia suggestiyr q
other Of local occurrence. When y
Lihcolu accey ped The CHAIR hc was o. 4
to make aH appointment OD Im y rW
toree Of very large uan, aud wien a
vacancy occurred the friends Of the big
man were Informed that, alter due inyes-
Ligation, their candidate had becb sp-
pointed. Whether il was from tsr
fear, was never ascertaiued, but few
days before the lime bis service was 70
commence the large man died, lo had
not been buried, however, when iiior
of this city brought TO the Mayor petit
lion for the appointment Of man - Gll
the vacancy. There we're petitIo tor
many candidates, bat the tailor 90 4gd
this appointment with great pertinacity
tie not only ha0nted The Mayor during
office hours, bu, ho waylaid bin IN the
street, aud interviewed bin ~ bis house.
lie importuned every member Of the
Board Of Aldermen 10 ur1e tbe hpyof TO
make The appointment His petsistency
when votes we're compared, indicated a
degree Of interest which was only 70 De
accounted tor upon the sapposilion tint
he wAs relAtiye oi the applicant. Every
day brought some one 70 the City Hail 70
urge prompt action, aud every Hsg com.
er, when asked, confessea that came
70 Please his friend, tie tailor Finally,
Ms Honor became little curious ~ dis-
5gyer the impelilng cause, aud when lbe
t4ilor called Tor the tbirty.sec0n1 time,
ne said to the tailor: Now, G tell
me why you are moving beafea and
earth 10 secure this appolaimsu apd
perhaps. will appoint your man II De "a
qualified. We'll, Mr. Mayor regiiod the
tailor conhdenaaliy, made Bsii9rm
for The poiieemau who died, and ihis man
il just about his size, aud hss sgreed %
take the Uniform % my hAsds. A. this
wss the only qualification tie man poss-
essed be was not appointed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

hrise the hsty 10 pleasant seAtssr u the f9ft
poos. orssaf;ng heurs frsm 70 = "a. uncl )
~ Zen sasepst 81 peer hsslsh asst iasks sheft
akFs
Ea.esss 4 Aas.nislisli bul ldiag, cry fesnt.
j. q. suApEkl1s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

Socrates. beiag asked lse way 70 hon-
est fame said "siudy . Ds what you
visa 70 seem.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09
SOME FUNNY ADvERrIsiNG.


Below will be found some of the Oddi-
ties III advertising:
Two young women want washing.
Teeth extracted with great pains.
Babies taken and finished 10 ten min
utes by country photographer.
Wood aud coal split
The next appeared in London news
paper under The head of For Sale.
C. PAuoi0rte- cottage seven octsves-
the property. Of lady leaving England
in remarkably elegant case on beauli-
fully carved supports.
Aud what does This m,anl
Business cHance--To be disposed Of
a genuine fried h-h business ut the West
End
Does the genniness apply to the fish,
the business or 10 the way IN which they
are 'riedY
Aud ones mind gets hopelessly dazed
over the advertisement Offering large
reward for a large Spanish blue gentle.
mans cloak lost Ia the neighborbood Of
| the market.
There are others deiieiously isconIe-
queut, like the advertisement OF runaway
which furnished this valuable hint for
/ Identification
/ Age not precisely known, bat looks
older than lie is.
1 Or the notice the shoemaker put on hi'
I door.
Shall be back In ten days from the timt
you see this shingle.
Some, however. leave no ioop-hole fol
doubt:
Babies having taken one bottle OF ny
soothing ,yrup will never cry anymore.
And an editor, pufiag air.tigbt eoGins
said:
No person having once tried one o
ihese air-lght cofiias will never use au,
other
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-11-09

The stewardess Of the Plymouth Rock
tells Of romantic young lady wbo ven
tured out too far At Rockswsy Beach and
wss nearly drowned, bat iortunstely was
rescued aud given In her charge On
coming 10 her senses the Young lady de-
eiafed she would marry hin who bad
risked BE life TO save berN.
Impossible, replied the stewardeaa.
What, il he already marriedl
No.
wasn't Il lbe handsope youBK fellow
wao vas ba,hiog near me in the euri
ben becsme uuoonsriousy
No, twas a Newfoundland dog.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-23
SheriR's Sale.

Sher1HS Sale.
pY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court in and for the
County OF Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for . Judgment rendered
In said Court, on the 18th day Of October, A. D.
1875, in favor Of VIM. H. Ellis. and against the
HUM and Hunt Silver Mining Company, for
the sum Of three hundred and ifty.eight So. 100
gold coin dollars debt, together with two hun
dred and sixty-four gold coin dollars, tax costs,
and all accruing costs and interest, have lev
led on the following property. to witt
All the right, title and interest in and to the
mine known ss the HUM and Hunt Silver Min
Ing Company's mine, situated and located in
Ely Mining District, Lincoln County. Nevada;
also the house and building on said mine. one
engine and boiler reels and the shafts, tun.
nels, drifts, slopes and all the appurtensnces
thereunto appertaining or belonging.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, tho ed Day Of November,
A. ID. 1875,
will sell all the right, title and interest of
said HUM and Hunt NJ. Co in and to the
above described property, at the Courthouse
door. in Lincoln county, at IL O'Clock M, at
public auction. for cash In hand, to the highest
and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and
all costs and interest in gold in
Dated Phoebe. Oct. 18th. 1875.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
py ". W DAfADrA1Lp Dcputy 50erlu
ol3-td
PostpOnement.
The above sale 10 hereby postponed until
Friday, November 10th, 1875, at same
hour and place
Dated Phoebe, November 2, 1878.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
By G. BrRpsAIL, Deputy Sheriff.
n3-td
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-23
N q T I CE

A IL STATE AND COUNTY TAXES FoR
IA the fiscal year 1875 are now due and psys-
Biz, and the law In regard to their collection
will b strictly enforced.
MILES CULLEN.
Treasure Lincoln County. Nevsda, and a.
oflcio Tax Receiver.
Phoebe, New. October 18th. 1875.
ol9-tf
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-19
POST MONEY ORDERS

POST MONEY ORDERS
finb bas f9erfe unb biutsfe Witte
sur ueberisnbuns BON @elb unb foaten
100 fe su babsn fnb, basu sstraud
trereen.
Benn cine 3ettuns BON einem gcif-
amt an Elm anberss SerleBt rperten lou,
70 mub INNER aud tas yofamt anses
seben werben, 100 bte 3ettuns frIbe,
empfanSen wurbe.
@enn Semanb fstn Blatt nidt re,
Selmdbts empfdnst pber i6 auf Urgent
cine Deile GebIer etnl9Ietden, 70 iolItt
BET betreFenpe aDent fuwte bic 5ers
auSeeber fps!et6 baron benadri6ttet
werben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-02-19

3psi fceben erfniensne iniersGantv
Sdriften peutlder SilbSfe psreen an.
sstanpist. ndmIid +: Die @sfabren he,
neusn Sdulsdsssebuns fdr bic reli.
ei5s fitilt6e Grsiebuns eer Sinber IL
ben 0Olfef6ulen" BON 0ilb. Gmma.
nuel 6rstberrn y. Rsttelsr, 8ildsf ppr
Watn3; uno ,.Srttbum unb Wabr.
bsit In cen sroesn Drasen Der Weeen,
mart" scn Dr. Qonrao Martin, Bt.
l6cf pon Naesrbsrn. 8sirs Shrifteu
etIdiensn TN gerlaee spn 8r.Sir6bein
tn @atns.
Die In Nem erl1sirsnhe 3eitune
llnita Gatboliea bsridtst, nas Der pes
tsrspfsnntn rpsl1er RON ttr eelammelt
purbs. tm Sabre 1875, hsn ..eeS Sab
res 1874 UNI $1,000 Sire Gter|feiat
Die &attcIiten spn Gent baben ben,
papf bic Summe pon 100000 Grcs,
selpenpet.
aus Nueeruo6. am Gbfin, meIeeI
man bonn 20. Sanuar: llnlsre Staet
sebt einsm srObartissn Gsfts snteeesn,
penn cte bartber eema6ten pldne li6
sermirflidsn. Sm 8. October 1876
Miro es ndu,Iib 1000 Sabre, pae bel
Anesruod teip. auf psm Mayfelre bic
srCse, mIroertl6e SGladt eef6Iaeen
ruIce, In meIGsr euewis Der Slnssre
sesen leinen Ob,im Satl ben Rablen
pte lnabbdnstSfsit oes ssut(dsn Nbets
nes ertdmpfte. Dian meint bier, oab
pteIer Sag wc5l als Ger Ioa Der Grin
run9 ess Deutlden 8siGss ansalsben
Fet, uno sob wobl @neerna9 ter eseies
nstfte Srt leiu elrfte, um Elm mGrot,
ses reutld natienaIss Gsli su fettrn =
nit oeer obne GuIturfampf? fraet bic
~NaYsneT 9cIfs;ts."
Nadrem eie lOesnannts gistIebe i'm
peutideu Reid .etnsefibrt it, lGsint
cod sinsslnen Nesisrunsen por ben
i@ltmmen GClsen oieler nsuen 6etraibs
meee etwas banse 81 fsin. Dos med,
lenbureii6e Staatss sMintf fsrium maat
tefannt cer @iosber;ce erwo,te Be-
ftimmt Son alien laneesberrIiden Dies
nern eie grflllune Der fir6lt&eu
gfidten In Bssus auf 1aufs unp
1rauung. uno rerce Nnfanp neb@
men. DerlOnen ansulteusn, we!be
oteitn pFf&ten ni1t na9setommen
tnc.
Aus Martenwsreer, @eipreueen,
wire beriGtet: Msbrere mennonitilde
GrunrbeFBer baben beidlpfsn, bic @e1
senb su oerIa6en une nod Nmerifa
aussuwanperu, neil Ger Militarcienft,
3u eem pis MennCnitsn isBt aud bers
ansescsen pereen, fi1 NIT ibreri @laus
benssrnnrfayen ni6t seirdet. 3 er6s
Bsre SefBunsen fieben parum isst sum
Gerfauf.
Dem oeutfdeu BOlf, febt eine neue
Grrunsenidaft bspor. &c wfrs NAM
ltd aus Berlin beri9tet: Dem eeut<
lden 8unreeratb TT ein @elsBisntpurf
pcraslsst wcreen. ipuber 'au Galernens
bautsn i'm Sobre 1876 BE auesrcr5
eentlide 8ereitlfeauns rsn Mittelr In,
Betraee BON 4,726,OOO @art foreert.
Sc miro rabet aueprid!ih bemerft,
pas man nur Die prtnsliGfen Bauteu
i'm @u9e babe. Gin aueemeiner Ga,
isrnirunssplan fdr idmmtlide 1ruppsn
ees Rei6sbeeres, nit Ausnabme bee
batsriiGen Gsattnsents, III felt Sabren
TN Wett uno pie rsm GeiGe aus leg,
terer entfebenben anndbernren Sc
lammttcffea udrpen fi1 auf 1929
Oil Warf teIaufen.
aus Stuttsart miro beri&tet: 81,
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