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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05
The Kansas SOlOn.

Nothing pays so we'll as behaving your
self
There never was man who did not
overwork willing horse.
Many men get rich by doing the work
that the other fellows neglect.
Some men you can't speak well of, but
they hate you if you don't do it.
The man who laughs at his own wit
never has anything funny to say.
The ghosts of the living haunt you more
than the ghosts Of the dead.
Every man ought to be affectionate
enough to embrace his opportunities.
Some people compute their friendships
as they do the interest on their dollars.
Don't kick if you owe a bill and can't
pay. The kick is coming from the other
man.
If people who elope could only elope
back again, how many more elopements
there would be.
Do not be unhappy. When unhappy
people die they become ghosts and never
get to heaven.
There is no contempt that will equal the
feeling girl Of 16 has for boy younger
than herself
The man who wants to fight will never
be peaceful because he can find nothing to
fight about.
1t never takes long to saw wood; it is
the time it takes to spit on the hands that
delays the man.
It is hard to say which is the most dan
gerous-a friend with good memory or q
friend with poor one.
The difference between . man and q
woman is that one carries all the money
and no purse, and the other carries the
purse and no money.
When it is considered that woman was
made after the Lord saw the mistakes that
he made in man, the wonder is that he did
not make her more perfect. 'ss.na - : Ei.x
A mean man may disguise the fact for
month or two after moving to new town,
but in few months he will have the same
reputation he had in the town he came
from
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05
Republican Candidate for Governor
of Virginia.

William Malone, the Republican candi-
date for Governor of Virginia, is clever
party manager and indefatigable worker.
He declares the day of Bourbon rule in the
Old Dominion is gone and the opportunity
Of Republican progress and protection has
come. Malone was born in Southampton,
Virginia. in 1927, graduated from the Vir
ginia Mi itary Institute at the age of
twenty, and became civil engineer and
constructor of the Norfolk and Petersburg
railroad. He served in the Confederate
army having raised and commanded the
Sixth Virginia Regiment, and afterwards
being promoted to the rank of brigadier
general and major-general. At the close
of the Civil War he returned to his old
pursuits, and in few years became presi-
dent of a trunk line from Norfolk into
Tennessee In State politics he became q
Republican and was elected United States
Senator for the six years ending March
1887 For some time past he has been
chairman of the Virginia Republican State
Committee. He resides at Petersburg
Virginia
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05
The Flight of Shadows.

Oh, turn not y our back from the sunshine,
Nor cast your eyes on tt e ground;
For thus you will only be noting
The shadows that lie all around;
Lift up ward your face toward heaven,
Gaze into the days rosy light;
While reveling In Its warm brightness,
The shadows, forgotten, take flight.
What though overhead clouds are lowering
Concealing nights fathomless scene;
The stars are ali there In their splendor.
Pierce through the mist yelling between;
We know what ineffab!e sweetness
The hard, bitter bud may contain,
Yet wait with marvellous patience
Its ripening through sunshine and rain.
How many trial has proven
A blessing instead of a curse;
And never has any thing happened
But possibly might have been worse.
Then heed not misleading appearance,
Give substanceless shadows no room;
With eyes firmly fixed on the brightness
You'll never perceive there is gloom.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05

United States Postal Card Contractor.
Albert Daggett has secured the contract
to furnish postal cards for the government
for the four years beginning October l
next He is required to make four hundred
million year. The average daily output
is million and quarter cards. At times
the demand run up to sixty million a
month, and the department expects the
contractor to keep stock ahead, subject to
call, of about twenty million cards.
Mr.. Daggetts gross receipts for the four
years under the contract will be $3.50, 900.
Mr.. Daggett has assumed q tremendous
piece of work.
He is we'll known politician and man
of business, and is about forty-two years
old. In his native place, Troy, he was
he was twenty-ore. He removed to New
York, where he was made deputy collec-
tor of internal revenue. When q special
investigation was made by the authorities
at Washington with regard to the whisky
frauds, Daggett's accounts were found to be
perfect. Soon after he was appointed un-
der sheriff of Kings county, in which
Brooklyn is situated. His term expired in
three years, after which he was elected
sheriff as incumbent of this Office he
initiated legislation at Albany, whereby
foreclosures were taken away from private
referees and entrusted to the sheriff. The
change made him rich man. He is said
to have received over four hundred thou
sand dollars in fees and emoluments alone
during his term. After his retirement
from the Office of sheriff he was given the
weighing contract for the port of New
York, and this gained him another large
fortune said to count up as we'll as the one
he made as sheriff. But his riches took to
themselves wings and few away, and in
1880 he went into business unconnected
with politics. He has been successful, and
feels himself strong enough to tackle the
enormous contract described, to secure
which he outbid seven other bidders.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05
A Haunted House in China.

Haunted houses in China must be de-
sirable places of residence. The Tientsin
Shiahpao reports that not long ago a man
named Yang moved into haunted house
which nobody dared to live in, he being
ignorant of its character. During the first
two weeks ghost, terrible in appearance,
made himself visible at night. Yang,
being young man of bravery and having
learned the professional ways of tanning
devils, did not care for it. One night,
when he saw the spirit unusully rampant
and he undertook to drive it out, the devil
suddenly became a ray of red light and
entered into the ground. Yang was great
ly surprised at this, and, digging into the
ground, found more than 10000 taels of
silver in the place where the spirit had
entered.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05
A Simple Relief For Lung Troubles.
COCOA (Fla.) Spirit.l

During a visit to the home Of most
estimable lady living on Indian river, the
editor was told of q discovery that had
been made which may prove boon to
sufferers from lung or bronchial troubles.
This lady, having heard that there was
peculiar virtue in pillow made from pine
straw, and having none of that material at
hand, made one from fine, soft pine shaw
ings, and had the pleasure of noting imme-
diate benefit. Soon all the members of
the household had pine shavings pillows,
and it was noticed that all coughs, asth-
matte or bronchial troubles abated at once
after sleeping few nights on these pillows.
An invalid suffering from lung trouble de-
rived much benefit from sleeping uponssa
mattress made from pine shavings. The
material is cheap and makes q very pleas
ant and comfortable mattress, the odor of
the pine permeating the entire room and
absorbing or dispelling all unpleasant or
Objectionable odors.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05
THE RANCHMAN'S DAUGHTER.

She seems in6eed the child of grace,
With perfect form and witching face
In which no vanity trace
Beyond the arts that nature taught her;
And very modest, good, and kind
Is this sweet maiden to my mind
And not fault is there to find
In the ranchman's pretty daughter.
She rides her horse with perfect ease,
Can kill a deer WIENER she please,
And knows the names of flowers and trees,
And sings the songs sweet birds have taught her;
The fish all come to seize her hook,
She takes the finest in the brook.
And now my heart Is also took
BY the ranchman's pretty daughter.
She rules the kitchen like a queen
And keeps the house so neat and clean
There's not cobweb to be seen,
So swift the hands that never fater.
Her voice clear matin bell;
Her lips as sweet as honey; WELL
There's lots more things I'd like to tell
OF the ranchmsn's pretty daughter.
am to claim her mine some day
And take her miles and miles away,
To my fair home upon the bay.
Across the oceans waste of water.
And then with gems III deck her brow
And worship her as do nov,
The ranchman's pretty daughter.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05
Be Happy.

Put away the evil thought
That rankles In thy breast;
Go, bury it, and cherish nought
That so disturbs thy rest.
What matters it II there be Ill,
If storms sweep DER the sea;
Twas never meant that you should fill
Your heart " ith misery.
'Tis sunshine in this world we want;
IT'S laughter and not tears;
And heaven Is ready e'er to grant
A solace for our fears.
Still more of trust and more Of love,
And less Of unbelief;
For as the sun shines from above
God shineth on our grief.
This Is Gods world and we are His;
He loves us ss his own;
Why choose we pain instead OF bliss
And for His bread a stone?
The evil thoua ut then put away,
And cherirh 1t no more;
Let Gods sweet love come in to-day
And lock thy bosom's door.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05
A Laugh.

1t is fallacy that laugh necessarily
implies amusement. 1t is often, on the
contrary, simply tribute to the unex-
pected-a tribute partly voluntary, partly
involuntary. To take the last first, any
shock to the brain demands an instantane-
ous physical expression. We turn cold
when we are frightened, hot when we are
angry. We start, we exclaim, we blush,
we shrek, we do a variety of things in
accordance with the occasion and our indi-
vidual peculiarities, but there is no form of
physical manifestation of mental emotion
so common as laugh, and that the emo
tion need not be pleasurable in the smallest
degree, may indeed be distinctly painful,
every one knows who has had to endure
frequent shocks of the unexpected and in
cOngruous upon overstrained nerves
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05
None Required.
Detroit Free Press.J

IDetrOlt + rec 4 IesssJ ).
Lets you and I play mind-readlng,
said the first little girl as they stood al the
gate
"Oh, no." replied the second.
But why?"
Because mamma doesn't want me TO-
and besides know all what is going on
anyhow. You've got new hired girl,
your mother is having an old dress MADE
oveS-your sisters beau has gone back on
her, and your father stayed out all night
the other night"
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05
Henry's Hair InvigOratOr.

Mrs. Latewedde-What is this in this
black bottle, mamma?
Mamma-That Oh, that's whisky. /
got it to put on sprain.
Mrs. Latewedde-Is .hat whisky 1t
smells just exactly like the stuff that the
barber puts on Henry's moustache some
times.
Mamma-Did you ever see him put
it on?
Mrs. Latewedde-N-o, but that is what
Henry tells me.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05
Eternal Fitness.

sailor for sea.
And spinster for tea,
A lawyer for talk and soldier for hghting;
A baby for noise.
And a circus for boys, =,
And a typewriter man to do autograph writing'
banker for chink
And a PRINTER for ink,
A leonard for spois. and a wafer for sticking;
crack baseball finger,
An opera singer. ,.
shotgun, mule, and a choir ior kicAins'
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05
MosauitOes in Missouri.

jamestown IN. " Journal James
town man in Missouri sends home the fol-
lowing in letter, which is evidence that
he may some day migrate to worse place
than Missouri: ''They have changed the
time so that the trains run in the daytime
now, 80 we get the eastern mail at 10 a. m.
They had to quit running nights bee 1use
the mosquitoes were 30 thick that the To-
comotive wheels slipped on the rails, and
the largest ones would catch lightning
bugs and flag the trains and stop them, so
that they could get in and kill the passen-
gers. The boys up at the mills tell me
that they have to take an ak to cut hole
through the scum on the water to get
drink. don't know if this is true or not
as don't drink water"
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05
Steel Cars.

A correspondent of the New York Tri-
bune writes: mo wooden craft of any
account disgraces this enlightened age in
carrying human beings across the ocean
Steel vessels have superseded the old styl
fleets of wood. Why sheuld not steel
vehicles do the transportation of human
beings across the continent and from place
to place? Steel cars, properly conducted,
of course. would have all the advantages of
wooden cars without any of their defects.
In the first place, the steel car would be
incomparably stronger in case of accidents
1t would be at the same time fire proof
and as matter of economy in the man
agement of railroads, it would be lighter
and far more durable than one of the pres
ent cars"
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1889-09-05
FRANCIS E. SPINNER.

The Venerable Ex.United States
Treasurer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-17
9tc 1oG0feI9eC In 8goWI1. GouatU,
cEaO.

@otumbus, Snb., 16. 2luguf. - Die
gtGdIj6t ben bem AuIftuoeu retder 9Ololl'
Ber IGugs bes Beam S!OHom= &reef IN BEowu'
eouut1 ourh einsa SugeAieur aus @tncius
uatl bat In ituer @egeno aroSe au'reguug
beJnorgerHfen. go nett bis iest befauat tt
bG6tH fd) acd feiue 9Ol6Iuter aus 0teie
5taOt uQdl Slonuz &ouutp begeler, p:i
m0H bier ben 4nsiuaeu bes S49enteIr3 Md
ia6t Glauttu ibentt. @S unteIlieat 5Dar
ietGem 3DeifeI, bGB Der B06ea tdng5 oea
&gGn SlofOuz z&reat uao tn Guberen 3bttl2l
GoH gtepus@ouutp 9oIo eHtbdit, bod bet
mon bieber rod nitt 9eaIanbt, OaB Ol5 cole
@ctQu IL io!Geu Guaatitaten borGal6en III,
taB eia i1fematii@es SI4sn H1d3 6emielbtu
fig lebueu miirbe. Sd 5nfiou EOUuibip
Eo bie reiGeR @GlbIassr gefuabeR pQr5el
firb, bat man f6on ieit bieleu Sabren 90IS
GefEnbeu, cod nte IN gt0Bereh QnautitGten.
Scr eiuigeu Sabreu iunte eiu alter 9oIbard.
Der aus GaItfoIn!eH IN leuem 3beiIe bes
SIaales eire Yeit ian1 mad 8oI6 uao be-
baurtete au6, er babe etnige pertbooHe Gla
ger eut0e6i. &r nrgGnifirie fofcrt cine 9e1
leuidaftt padtete etpeu 9roBen SbetI oes Sea
btetes, auf BEN ith Die rei@sn Gager befnoen
iplteu, unb bic goI6grdberet begann. gBie
nan bebHuptet, iollen aud qroBe QuantitGs
ten Cob gefunoen rporoeH istn, bo1 pl0sLidh
nIrben bte G1betteu aus unbefannten Grim
ben eingefeIt unb Die Cobb loeE uetlafeu.
Der Sngeuieur aus Cincinnati tf mad EsBte-
rer Staot suriidgereif, nm, ME es beiBt, nit
antereu Sa60sgfiubisen iiber isine gema6z
ten @utbedurgea III coufeIiren nno ebeutueu
bic erforterlidlen DiaiGtuen itir be 4usbeI.
tuug Der @ol6l6gCr 81 telaaffsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-17
0Od etne @oGe.
Die geHzgotEet sooessEGnotoatea.- Spst
8aIaen uaO fflaf Cpfsr.

Stem Dort, Is. Iuguft.-ge TT tebt
fef9efelIt, oas bic fiinf gum 300e berurtaeil-
ten gf0Eoer @aroIin, Badeubau1, RoIan,
2epis uno @iblin am %. os. Site. nt5t gu
ammea an eiuem @algeu seb6G9t, ioHoera
buB spei @alsen benuBt Derben ioueu. Der
9enter 4ttiniOu bat fih 81 ben1 3Ued bonn
SGerifi uon Gueeasz@ouutb etHen 9alger
gsbOrgt, on benz Dor Bchn Sa9ren Srei YegeE
GebGngt noroen itub. ST bradlte esrIelben
geiern 9fa9mittng mad bem Sombs'Sefdnas
nEs; ba ober bic fituI Serurtbetlten gerabe
ihreu gpnBiergnug i'm @efdagaiBbOf ma9ten,
IieB gBaroein SsbOILe tbn nt9t binein fab'
rem, bis aie @afgencan6ioaten uieoer tn ts'
rem &6fig Intergebra9t DareH. Ser 9al9en
nuree porIduftg In ben Seller gebra4t. @tGer
Der te!6en @algen .tpirb an Der Frantligftra'
6eu>Seite, uno Der aNosre, an Del9em n1C
3nei gebGuat neroeu, Gu oer2eonarOtrGBen-
Seite oss geiangniBboiee erIi6tet perOeu.
Seoer her @algeu if II fSuS bod, uno Der
cine nlrb nit @etpi6ten BON 1000 BfHub, Der
Qutere nit 500 Ffnuo bei6Dert Deroen. Der
benter bet 3nei Nifitenteu u0t5is uuo, toie
er iagt, ba3u 3ypei QeIte ausgeluAt, auf Die er
Iid perLafen fauu, 10 baB Gles cIenuH8amiz
Bia oerlaufen toeroe. Die Se1Lrtbeilteu leg
ten Fia geftern abenb nm II llbr 81 Bett NIB
fGncep beute WE0r9en nm b uqr euI. Sle
fpro1eu ban linen ierOitten Hriihfiid nit
auiem Appettt Bu. Uteher uno SabeIn ers
balteu fe niGt, Ioabern Eur etnen bo!tetneu
g0fid; bas SIeii6 mirb ihne1 onr8al4nstteH.
lin 8 llbr nurbe bic NadtpG6e BON 3ehn
Siilfei6eriffen inter 5itbruHg BON @ap!tdu
Iubelion abssI0ft. 3u ffiiber Wforaenff1aOe
lam cine Srau, tpeIde ben BerurthetIten Blu
men brin9eu pOlIte, sBareetu Osborne pteS
fie iecc6 OBJ unb erflIrte, bte SeIGrtbetlten
ieien burdGus feline Mdrtprer uuo er tneroe
rtdt 3useteu, buB irsenO TN SuIths NIT tb'
ueu qettieben peroe. Son Ben Serlrtbetlten
,eiat ber gleger 9epts etue san8 fr0bltds
WiieEe, Badeubam, peIder 3ugtot, oas er
ieiu @didial perbtsRt babe, beiet iGft 6eadl'
big, @aroltn bat fidb eIeidfaIs tn i2tn Sdtd'
Iai erseben, i1 Ober lebr ftiu uue nteoerse'
oriidt. RoLan ideiut Gu6 ieoe 9cifHunn aufz
segeban 5u buten, uRr @tbIia bilt HGY I'M
nrer on bsr 6ofiuung fef, baB i9uI Elm neneg
4Io3eB bsplltgt rueIben ptEe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-17
SeTere aWsTateu far Ots Glen.
ttt0Affrfe.

Btttabura, BeunI., I6. GugrF. .-8ie
GiieniQbritanten beftnben fith tn 5olge be6
Steieer8 Der giierpreiIe in freuoIger guf-
re9uns. 8sieners8cbeieR tofet iebt $l6.,
IS bis $17 pro Come; 8as beoeutet Elm
gnffei9eu bes Breiiss nm 81 pro 8ouae
iuueIbaIb bes 0erlufIeusa ROuats. Sa be.
tbeili9ten Rretieu bei8t as iosar, bag Die
Breije fir Befemerz&tIen AN /. Sap,em6er
no6 mebr geftegen istn uerOeu. Sabrtt,
@iieu 1T ebenfoQs i'm 4jreiie 9aiiegen. Sor
eiuem glouat touate man bafelbe fir $I4
pro Euuue fnnfeu, isst fotet Is iaOa siReu
GolIar nebr.
Die Gusfdt uuf cine Gteiserunq Der
Gotepreiie Rom l. September an miro bic
giienpreiie nod mebr tn Die 609e treibeu.
@iuer Der sroBeu &ote0feus8 Better faste 6sute
Rorgsn, CnB es gar feine S6pierigtsiteu
taben rerOe, bic Breiie 0es gofe auf 1925,
ia ieIbfi ouf $l.5O pro Soane am 1. Septbr.
biuauf 81 treibeu, b. b. ioDeit Der @tlens
marft In Setrant foume. 9einer Hujidbt
rad nitrbe elm Steisau Der GofgpreiIe ole
SteieeruuB Der BreiIe bon bielen auberea
Qrobuftsu i'm @efoIge babeu. Die llarubeu
In ben &cfes8e9iOueu ieien MN poriiber, uuo
ON SGInfe bet gBO1e uiir0eu uue Cote
Sfen in osn @onneus0iuer Reaiouen ruieSer
i'm bcuen 8etriebe ietu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-17
getfB's SOB.
Rt6tte 5iego besba7let ano aeeen $4,000
Sdt9i@aft entTafIsn. - Ssrrs's SserSt'
gutfa.

Sur9lmaiI eHtlahsH' - zett1S SestotS
Guaa.
SubtauappIts, Sao., 16. gnauF. -
9eHeraIbunbesanmnI RiIer iaate beute Bur
GnticOrt auf Eraaen iiber ben trautIdleu Sob
bes gr.9Ii1ters Serrb, &c iaetue tbr, oas
man DIE San6Iungsmeiie 6es 6iilfsbunoess
nariGau8 yingIe jtenItd augemeia itir ge,
redbtfertigt balte. SH Nnbetratt bes 6efanu4
ten beiperaten @6arafters Serrp's babe bas
SHai;bepartement es fir nitbt mebE, ais red1t
unb biutg era6tet, bem Gitter EteIb einea
8eau1tea al ieirsm SGuse bei;uGebeu. SIN
Saue N0gIe pcr Seridt ge1ellt mtiroe, 70
uer6e er (DtlIer) trnbri4etnlid cls 3euge erz
ihetneu miifeu, iebedl idetne es tim fragltd,
oh es 3um $ro5eiie fOmuel meEoe. Die
@rnnoe Sur1 oiirfte fiGl bemogen iibIen, tsiue
4nflage 3u erheben, unb bic 6oroueraz Surb
f0uEe eiuen auf 0gere6tferttgte S0otaH8"
IduteHten gBabriprI1 abgeben. - Senator
SCOrbees ertIdrt fid U0ltomuen etnoerfaas
ben nit benz EOm @euerRLcus0ait UttIler gum
S4use bes 9iidters 6ieIO getloffsneR Sdri:te
uno duBert Die aufid9t, bag Eerrp Ieia S9Ed.
ial berbiente.
Can 6rau3isco Is. Iu3uf. - Der
bon Srau Sarab altbla Germ tn Stodlon
gegen BEN &idtgr 6tsIo egpiGEte Saftbefebt
NIB ber Gompeten5 @cniilft, ueIder oaraus
entfeben fDnnte, 0eruriudt bier sroses Aufs
Ieben. S9eriff Gunuiugbar! sun San Soaz
quin &ountn lam gefern Aban0 bier on uno
itbetret6te heute yiaamLttag oer &idter
TieIO ben Saftbefebt. Sin 9abeas Corpus.
Seiud tpurOe iOfort bem Ridter 9amper i'm
3rets9erIdt ein9ereid|t. 8as Sbergeridt bes
Stnafls @nIifornieu, befeu 8orfker ieiaer
3eit Eerrb mar, tpeigerte itdl beute Sormtttag
iid aus a6tHu9 iitr oas Gu6enten Eerrps
su oertrgen Die @uti6eiouus puroe BON
Der 8i6terbanf berab ausetaubiat MS
@ruub fit Die gBeigeruug purSe augegebel,
bas Serrp ieiu 0ttfteramt HteoerIeg.e, nm
fid5 nit bem Senator BrObertd su oueltren,
uno 6os er ieiu 2eten bai eiHem gepalttbdti.
gen Gngriff ani etreu Ri9ter Der Ser. StGaz
ten UeIgur.
grs SberrlGtsI Eerrb nurbe beute RI
Gtcdtou beeroigt. Seiue gBittwe mari ft1
pabreuo bes raGsg9ottesbienfes uieoerbolt
anf oea Sarg.
Gtdter @ap1er 4ot bos 5abeas Gorpus
@eiud i'm SGIle oe3 8iGters FteIo bepl0igt
un6 ben 2Estereu gegeu $4,000 8Hrgi4aft
eEtIafen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-08-17
SaBnfatafft0p6ett.
gcOenFItdtr IlnfaI auf Oct "gBEitetnz St.sh'
intoantazsabn, - Srei Soete tlNo oteIe
0eEtpAnoEte,

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G'eEpHHSete.
Btttsbnrg, Ba., 16. Qusuf. - @ia
iIbIt9 geben6er Bug 6es SntIer=3 3Ueiges Der
V@efernz Benn1Ib sBabn" ent9taifte nm
235 beute gtaGmittag 3u CAREERS Station
uub ftir3te bon eiaer boben 8Gi6uug bsrab.
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