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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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eightv-fou- gUnsLip r Is Tor tao
years' CRUISE hc collect lie Young
s;eT's dud, together IN "a heap.
gathering them up irnm pre;;y much
all over the hou>-. 4ud after a :. eat
deal al bawl.ng for this, and harp,
swapping inquiries tor ,lat, and an
unlimited amount Of getting down
on his knees and looking around
under the furniture for the other
(all of which comes from his Eavin.
undressed the child the night before)
he at length sits reslgnedly down in
q chair, and, with feeble attempt
at good nature, says: "Come, Fred
die, come to papa, and have your
coses on"
The child, who is just then travel
ing around in lis night-dress, and
playing with Il damp towel and a
stove wrench, makes bee-line for
the door, full of desire to escape
into the next room.
"Come, Freddie, come to papa,
like II good boy" says the father
with a brave effort at patience.
The child keeps On his course.
"Fred!"
This sounds SO much like business
that the youngsters stops, turns, and
tacking slowly up to the now atasllc
browed parent, gradually gets with
in reach, when q sudden grab of his
arm brings him into position where
the damp towel slaps around on the
fathers clean shirt-front, and the
stOve-wrench pumps solidly down
upon the very top of his foot.
Immortal Julius!'' he screamed
in agony nursing his foot with one
hand and shaking the poor innocent
with the other: whereupon the in
nocent sets up an accompanying
yell.
A voice from below, where the
wife and mother is busted with get
ting breakfast, joins in the chorus.
"O]mstead Molleson, what on
earth are you doing to that chiid?"
"Oh. you be darned!' goes back
the quick reply, in a short, ugly,
desperate growl that silenced all
further inquiry.
Then the father, after rubbing his
foot and groaning awhile, squares
the child around and Degins the pro-
cess of dressing him, which is mostly
made up of dreadful struggles be-
tween clumsy fingers and smooth
porcelain buttons, q general mis-
placing of garments hind-side before
and upside down, searches after the
articles, and talk like the
following:
"Turn aroundw
"Stand still!"
Hold up your arm!'
THUNDER and lightning! Can't
you let things be p
"Stop reachingw
"Hold your head up!"
"Up, sayr'
Cant you keep stillY
Where's that other skirt?"
"Shut mp"
"Lst gor'
Blast that button.'
" Now. where in blazes 10 that pins"
" Stand up"
i" There BY thunder
Why dont yoa fan down AMI be
dore with u
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" SsoPr Il
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

x- The rapidity with which Texas
has come forward rs grain-grow-
ing State is Justly O matter of COM
ment. Wheat and oats take prece-
dence of corn, and in their produc-
ton, climate and soil are equally
favorable. Prior to 1875, the wheat
crop was too small to command at
tention, but in that year the produc-
tion began to be felt ON the markets,
and from that time forward very few
If any Of our Northwestern States
have been watched with more inter.
est. The wheat crop in 1875 was
about !, 500, 600 bushels, Of the value
Of 81 ,lSO. 900, the yield having been
eighteen bushels to the aers. In
the same year the Illinois crop vas
q. 800 900 basha1s. . yield Of only
ten and hah ba<heis to the acre
Nevada averages ssxhfsen tuaaels 10
The ars<. and if is e2.iDed the Terri
Torres xssFAee nsnssxxn and q kali
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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es0rxrEnzN=t, al ts<ezfy that thss
have newer seen Ssxk4 20 oza<s and
orderly - Il Is Bgw, and esnxs<ier-
nag the great nnmt<r of Inskans a.
semblcd tkere on the OCCASION Of The
great potlGtSh. by Ssska lack, and
the uaiimisei quantity Of Hooschnoo
whisky they had access TO, there was
less drunkenness and fighting than
when the soldiers were stationed
there. The Russian priest asuured
Si Sap.; "e,asI as il .na' =. IeAiea 'ns ns1-
than he feared the natives.
The whole of the excitement about
pn Sa. 'i.nr Ms,'a nlalS s w.s c.eate" Cy
another mail contract; and, as q
proof that the steamboat men them
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(Sf1 81 ole5l5 i yGl u !! n u bS31i S6j
ready to promulgate the apocryphal |
tales told that celebrated passen-
ger on thD California from Sitka to |
Portland, whose legends have put |
the American Government to the |
expense of sending the cutters Ihon,-
as Cor,cin and Oliver WolcoN on |
fruitless cruises productive of no re-
suits but to burn up coal and con-
sumo rations. Some of the chiefs |
to Captain Selden that the |
Indians wanted no trouble with the
whites. If they wish to get rid of |
the whites, they could easily have
killed them long ago, and the fact
that they had not done so, was proof
of their friendly feelings.
The ceremonies are represented as
having been exceedingly INTERESTING
and the dresses gorgeous and costly.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24


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~ making tins ..sy,s n pecuiiar. IL
= made IN sections Of sisst feet
long. from Page; Sound pine or Er.
= Is frs, bored, and then turned in
= lathe 10 a uniform thickness of
ehsll, removing all of the sap, and
scanned thoroughly to avoid any
possibility Of checking, or tasting
ne water. One end of each piece
has lennon Of about three and one
~ inches, and the other is mortised
nit closely. Ihe swelling OF this
tpnon, when driven home, makes
fectly tight joint. The pipe is
& N ready for binding. This is
4 e y winding the iron spiraliy
ma 1t, 0. q thickness and at in
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La,ned: The iron is coated on
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ea ana then the entire pipe
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caned The nressnre was reduced
hv th. o.cora of tho water and tho
seam ut once closed and the nine at
450 faet nressnre was nerfectlv t;oht
The second nine was made for n 5ead
of ion feet This stood q nressnre
of S7O Wounds to the sonore inch
eouoi +o y fol, ~ nearly 600 feet
The third nine made for n 200 foot
head siooi . nress,,re of 4OO nonnds
to the souare inch eoual to a head
of a0n foat Tho tsst wss sv;aentiv
1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

LAcroMErEn.-Any housekeeper
who desires to test the purity of the
tactical fluid furnished daily by the
milkman can provide herself with an
impromptu, and to all purposes al
efficient, lactometer in this easy way:
Procure a glass bulb and stem,
both hollow, load it with quicksilver,
sand, or even bird shot, until the
instrument will float upright in milk
known to be pure. Mark on the
stem the point to which it sinks
the surface point. Remove it from
the milk and float it in pure water,
marking the surface point as before,
which will be considerably higher
on the stem than the other mark.
Now take a narrow clip of paper,
capable of being rolled lengthwise
and insert it in the stem of the in
strument 80 that figures on it will
be visible through the glass. Lay
off on this-in the direction of its
length-a space equal to the distance
between the two surface points,
numbering the first point 0 and the
other 100. Subdivsde this space
into tan or twenty proportional spaces
cousspondingiy namhsred, roll the
slip and insert il in the stem until
thsO Is as the surface posns Of the
mzlk, ths 100 as sAss u the water.
Ysr iaeeca,sasr 10 nov es1pl<:e-
hmest n ysw Esilkc~s every mora
~ .nA ths depfA - ~hEa Il s4nks
va1 rsg..x ths psseszs>ge ss Ass-
hsssH vsA<r. q snv. sh~ zzalk eSs@-
s.s@ ssfps~. ssx szsmpas. tAs-
zn3rxm~sa sznkx Eli sb~ ~mxs4ew
hs~ ezsz sAs Awzn Ia la r-sA
exzuxxzs~ - pzx ewmk. s< s.SAz~1 w-sex.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-11-24

WHAT FNL.-A minister of the
gospel told me one Of the most
thrilling incidents / have heard N
my life. A member of his congro-
CATION came home for the first time
in his life intoxicated and his boy
met him upon the door step, clap
ping his hands and exclaiming.
Papa has come home y He seized
the boy by the shoulder, swung
him around, staggered, and fell in
the hall. The minister said to me
Il could give you his name if neces-.
sary). "I spent the night in that
house. I went out, barred my brow
that the night air might fall upon
it and cool it. I walked out and
down the hill. There was his child,
dead; there was his wife in strong
commissions, and he asleep. A man
but thirty years Of age aslsep. With
O dead child in the house, nasingI
blue mark upon the temple Nhe1e3
the corner of the marble step td
come in contact with the head 1Rl
he swung him around, and R
upon the brink Of the grax0
aKe drink. H5
must remain till
did. When be a.
his hand over his faCe5 md *
claimed, 'Wbat is the matter3
Where am I? Where is my boy9
You can not see him Stand
out of my way. I will see my boy
To prevent confusion I took him up
to tie child's bed, and rs I turned
down the sheet and showed him the
corpse he uttered wild shrek, 'Ah!
my childv" The minister said fur
ther to me, Gone year after that
he was brought from lunatlc
asylum to lie side by side with his
wife, in one grave, and I attended
the funeral"
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Mnrf

glewz Dorf, 5. gouember. - Sob er=
Dffnete beute Su 1929.
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eingetroffenen Oampfer5 ,,@auima" beriftet,
baB 94. 6. @bitter, Der erlte Steuermanu,
am 27. Sttober iiber Soro fiel unb ertranf.
- Die @eidaftsleute, melfe f4 on Der
Barrier gSelt~Nusitelung su betbetligeu &C.
oenfen, babeu einen aufrlf an ale Saufleute
unO Sabrifanten oes &aubes 81 elmer Ser
iamnllung erlaiien, pel6: am Is. B. Utts. in
oem ausfteaun9sgebdube in philadelphia
itattfinoen iOQ.
-!6sute iinb bier angefommen: BON 2ipert
pool Der 9ampfr y&itp Of Ni6mOuo," bon
Sermuba Der 0ampfer r@auima."
~ Die 8eamten Der y@meriean gopular-"
uno Der Seeurttp=9ebeus=@ =@erii derungs Sc
ielidaft," pelde oeS Otetneios an9etlagt
iinb, eri6ienen beHte Dor 9eridt uno plaibir<
ten ,,nidlt i9uloig" nit 9lHSnabme 2ambert'S.
oeS SefretGrs Der erlteren &ompagnie, pel<
den1 6riit bis gum nd9iten WttthpO4 geitat=
tet wurOe, I'M cine grfldrung ab3u9ebelt.
- Der BON bier am 1. b. Otts. nod 9tots
terbam absesaugene Oumpfer vS4ie6am"
fe9rts beute hierber suriid, inSem er IN i4wer
belaoen moroen nar.
- Die 3ol @iHnabuen betru9en beute
$390,0OO.
- Der llnteri9abmeifter sablte beute fiir
Snterehen $485, 700 nno iiir eingeoo9eue Sb.
liqattonen 1868, 700 aus.
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sonserbare characterization.

ct. GouiS, Dto 5. ytooember. - Die
5aauSseber bes bieiigen ySournal Of asris
culture" baben benz 0eprdientanten Sudner,
Dem Sortker osS @omite's iiber 8autsn uno
@ourant, cine 1877 6uB lanse, nit 5573 I'm
i9riften oeriebsne Betition BON 9anbleuten
sugeidift. Die 8ittiteller berlangeu ein 81
nanSigitem, tueldeS BON elmer metallii9en
Saiis sdnSlid unabbdn9ig lit. Sic bebaups
ten, baB Die 9an5e 3beorie i'm Setreff Der
@eoeraufuabme Der l6artgelo5ablung aui
Srrtbum berubt, baB allel g8ertb ytifts met
ter, ais Elm abitrafter gesriff 1T, un0 Bag bic
eiH;ise @ertbnorm in Der NotbwenOisteit be-
ftebt-iubem Gels niir eln Geid0pi oes Sc
iebeS unb cine 5anOelsnotbwenbi9felt iit.
Sie beanipru6en feruer, oaB oieielligen 8iir=
ger, tuel6e bic tpirfliden r@ollateral8," ). g.
Sarnlen nnb ionftiges @runOsi9entbuut, beiit-
gen, oas Prioilegtum baben iollten, uuter
Oenielben Seoinsuugen @elo aus Der Staats
taiie bergen gu 0iirfen, wie bic Oblisationen'
SJuhaber.
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QfMa E,tba.

Saoanna, 5, gfopember. Gin bonn 8.
bs. SO, oatirtes 9efret tpirp per1ffentlidt.
meld)es anorouet, bab alleS bIrfl ben 8iir=
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Sabre bonn Datum beS 0efrets au iteuerirei
iein ioa. 9laeS 1leuerrporbene @runbeigens
tbum in ben Stdbten unb 00rferu bes mlttle.
rem ODER beS Ditli1en Oepartement8 ioa bal
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feiner Steuer iinterporfeu. Oas Oefret pirb
init alIgenleiner Sefrieoisuns aufsenommen.
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pier ySobn 9ibion" aus @eorgetomn, 8, s.,
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N.zS., nit benz S9ooner v9. sc. lopel" aus
SaazRiper, 0taii., unb bobrte benielben in
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unb bon bem Danpfer blerbcr gebradt. Daa
lettere 6abr5eus purbe betrdftli9 bei9abtst,
ssramoe.
&inctnnati, 5. Nouemlber. = Siigele'a
Slod unb Sobuion's Ofeniaoeu gu Snoia.
napolts brannten geltern nieoer. Der Serluf
belanft iid auf $4,000.
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Speaereilaoen Oes 5rn. s. %. Sidep in@las
gOm, $p., brad seftern fritz Seuer aus, mel.
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0tain@ uno 9reenfraBe nno BON ber Wfain.
aaf per GroBftraBe einaiderte. Bic SIamneu
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Ga1tb tn etner Yfanoleibs2lnitalt TT
WetaSnrf. T..S.

yt E 10 a ri, N.<S, 5. yfOoember. = Die
SpjnDe bes Bfanbleibers Sabe3 @lperion,
gde BON Sanf= un6 5aIieb@StruBe, muroe
wdbrenb ter nerganaenen 9taht erbro9en unb
ubreu, 8tnge, Suwelen II. |. 10. i'm gSertbe
BON ungefahr $4,000 aus oerlelben geraubt.
Gin gelpiner Geo. gS. SaDlor, pelf)er in benz
9aben i6liei, miro ieit Dem 8aube pernliBt
unb iit obne 3weifel Der Seriiber beiielben.
GaDlor ltauo friiber in Oierieu beS 6rr. 81
periou unb war erit fiir5lid eutlaiieu wOroen.
@luerion bate linn jeOo9 geitattet, in benz
0aoeu gu i6lafen, bis er cine anoere 9lnftels
lung ernlittelt bGtte.
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senator Wortot'S 9eerota,t,ta.


SHbtauapolts, 5. 9topember. - Oie
lleberrefte beS uerftorbenen Senators Norz
ton purben beute SOrnitta5 bon 6unoertsn
uon Selud]ern beit6ti9t. I'm u llbr Wttt,
tags puroe Die 2ei6e mad Der @obnung Der
camille gebrad)t, beren perifiebene 3immer
| rethlt6 NIT Slumen gei6miitt maren. Inter
anoerem befanb ii6 in einem Der 3imnler
elne aus 3orbeer3lueigeu ber9eitellte Saule,
auf oeren @tpfel cine peiBe Saube auqez
bra6t mar. 0ieielbe hielt in ihrem Sfua6el
einen Rran3 nit bem Wotto: ,sum 3eiden
Der Danfbarteit fir 0euienigen, luelder FORT
lpdbrenO Elm uneri6utterli6er Befiirnorter oes
Srauenfimmre6tS mar. 6rau SransiSfa Sri
nor uno SRI. 8b6be Go;sens, St. 2ouis,
Uto." Serntr tuaren an Deri9iebenen 8ldten
Der 3immsr aus Slumen bic WtottOs ber9e<
ltelt: Dunler Sreuno," Dber Stol3 Snoias
na's," seine Station trauert" II. /. 10.
Ole Stride, III rpelder Der 2rauergotteS<
otenlt ftattfano, mar i9marS Orapirt unb nit
Sla9gen unb Blumen geifmiidt. I'm baIb
| ubr tpurben Seetbopen'S vSOoteumari6, ;"
looann oas yQeberuObl" aus 6Gnoel'S ySepbt
to-" Uto5art's u8equiem," ein Sobtenmari6
bon Wtenoelsiobn, nGbrdnen," cine glesie
BON schubert uno Sulebt ein Inbante aus
Seetboben's fiebenter Spmpbonie auf Der Or
gel porgetra9eu. Der @bor beitauo ans $50
Stimmen.
Die lleberreite ipuroeu I'M llbr na9 Der
Strde 9ebradt, uno beibe @omits'n bes @on-
greiies, bic anmsienben Mit9lieoer bee Sabi1
nets, Srr6aro Sapes, eiu Sobn bes 8rdit.
oenten, Gr.@ouuerreur SenOrids, @ouusr.
neur g9illiams unO pele anoere prominentc
Der lonen fol9ten butter benz Sar9e in bas
@otteSbaus.
aurS na6 llbr iuurbe Der @ottesbienit un>
ter 2eitung Der @brm. SO. g8. 8eeo, 5eurp
OaD unb Soi. SraOfOrb erDfinet. Der 9eez
tsre btelt cine Brebt9t, pel9er er ben Sert
Saul lit tobt" 5u @runoe le9te. Die iiblt=
DIE Sobrebe iiber oas 2eben unb 8irfen oes
geritorbenen ipuroe bonn Gbrtu. Or. s. >.
8apliB geipro9en.
gtad 8eenOlsung oes gott.soienites iette
iid Der 0ei6en8ug oem Yrogramme gemdB
nad Dem v@rown-5 5illtGemeterp" in 8epe.
gung, tuo bic lleberreite inter entipre9:nben
@renonte'u i'll einem 9ew6lbe beigeiett luur=
ben
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Selegrapbii6e Sepei9em.
[8eribte Der rNfiocir!en gree' fur ben rDeutldeu
@crreipouoenteu@.1
9nlanS-pepf(ibrll.
Der @elontdrff.

Wem= orf, 5. Nonbr. = @elb leidt 81
6. sSe9lel rubls gu 4.81. Sob i9lOB
rnblg 81 1929. Sunbes Obligationeil
i9lOiien itetlser; 1ss1er Coupons 11Ot,
Heue l865er 1868, 1S67er 1854, 1861 11O,
neue Slnfer 1863, 10.4Oer Coupons 1919.
aftien i9loHeu f!aW uub sebriidter; gsepe
gorfer Central 107, Grie 12f, Safe Sbore 6sH,
Saiuoiier Central TAI, pittsb. 774, &bicaao.
Nprtb,peitern 35, Yrtoritdten 64s, @od= So
laHe I0si.
llnteridaean1ts 8ilaa3: Sob slo2, ,ss1, :,
4S2; 9pHraut $40, O,127, 1882.
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Ser groaef eeeen oem Grzedasmet=
fter Sar0os0. - 8od, etAe Mtts
flaee 8e8ett Den Senator Yatter'

@Olumbi ia, S.z@., 5. 9tOoember. -
Seute ipurben Die argumente Der auipdlte in
benz Yro5eiie gegen ben @rzStaatsidabmets
lter @arooso pernomnten unb nabmen ben
gan5en Sag in glniprud.
Die 9rOBgeidwOreuen ftellten beute Nors
gen eine petsre anflageiarift ge9en Sobn S.
Batterlon auf mel6er beiduloi9t ipirs, einen
Stb in benz 8uubesIenate bur9 Seitedunsen
ertauft 5u baben; "a 3eugeu, idmmtliD ST.
Wiitglleoer Der geiet9ebungt Iagsn aus, oaB
ite beitoden tuuroeu, I'M fir Batterion al8
8uubeSieuator I'll ltilunteu.
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0ermtfd1te teIeQraDtiSd1e Senesd,e,t.

ger Sran5oie, NamensGipren Srisben, mabz
reno er nit einem Srauen3immer ipa3ieren
ging, BON einenl Nebenbubler our6 einenWtel-
ieriti9 gefdhrlid) perpuuOet.
= Die S Sii6erei s III m iIiion trat
9eitern in $ 5alifar, H.<S., mieber sulamz
men unb pernabm oa8 argument be8 4Htb.
9wtgbt Softer 81 @uniteu Der Ser. Staaten.
5r. Dunn miro beute ein @egenar9uuent
Dorbrtngen.
Der 9ouberneur bon 8enniplz
burd pelde er ben iiblt9en 3 anfiagung 8.
a auf ben 27. 9toDenber feItlebt.
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Gin slbortiomiit 31ant Sooe nermrz
fhefIf
Webr attftpte9leriid1e 8eoner TIT gan
SfratlafScD Oerh0ftef.

2 an Era n3t8co, 4. yfOobr. = Sobn
6. 9ap, $. 8. 8ni9bt uno Sas. g8ilep mur:
ben beute abenb in horticultural 6aQ" per.
baftet, mdbrenO iie elne Notwithstanding
anreo:tsu. Cine 3eitlang berri6te grOBe9luf
reguns, allein es selang Der Yoli3ei, bic Orb:
nung aufref)t 81 erbalten. Die Siibrer bel
arbelter unteritiibten Die BOliSei in tbren 8e.
miibnngen 3ltr grbaltung Der 9fube. Die
Serbafteten ipnroen in grmangelung bon
8iiraihaft benz @efGnQnilie iiberrpieien.
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Stefer gdjttee itt Gattaoa.

SOront0, Snt., 5. yfoObr. = Der erlte
S9neeitllrm Der SaiiOn ereignete iit 6eute in
bieier Brouin5, uno Der S6nee lieqt on per-
iAieoenen Steaen eineu bis a9t 3oG bod.
Oas gSetter ift falt uno itiirnlii6. - Der
Grbbebenfob am letten SonntaQ8 Morqen
nurbe i'll Der Sai BON Qutnte beutli9 ma6rz
oeunn1r1eu