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If he lived a hundred years-to be as old
as Giuseppe, who was little Roberto's great
grandfather, and could only move when
he was helped and sat in the sun and played
with bits of string-if he lived to be as old
as that, he could never forget them, those
two strange and dreadful days.
When sometimes he spoke of them to such
of his playmates as were older than himself,
especially to Carlo, who tended sheep and
was afraid of nothing, even making jokes
about the forestieri-they said they thought
he had been very fooish-that as IT seemed
that if the people had been ready to give
him anything it could not have been SO bad,
but one could have tried to bear it. though
they all agreed that it was dreadful about
the water.
1t is true, too, that as he grew older him
self, after his mother died and his father
married again. the dig Paula, who flew into
such RACES and beat him; and when he had
to tend sheep and goats himself and stay
out the hills az day in such ragged
Jackets and with so little food because
Paula said he had not earned his salt, and
she had her own children to feed. then he
longed for some of the food he would not
eat during those two days and wondered if
he would do quite the same thing again
under the same circumstances. But this was
only when he was very hungry and the
mistral was blowing and the Mediterranean
looked gray instead of blue.
lie was such tiny fellow when it hap
pened. He was not yet six years old, and
when a child is under six he has not reach
ed the age when human creatures have be-
gun to face life for themselves altogether,
and even a little Italian peasant who tum-
bles about among sheep and donkeys which
form part of his domestic circle is still
in a measure sort of baby, whose mother
or brother or sister has to keep an coca
sional eye on him to see that he does not
Kill himself. And then. also Piccno had
been regarded by his family as a sort of
capital and had consequently had more at
tention paid to him than he would have had
under ordinary circumstances.
1t was like this. lie was so prctty-so
wonderfully pretty. His brothers and sis
ters were not beauties but he was beauty
from his first day and with every day that
passed he grew prettier. When he was So
tiny that he was packed about like bundle
wound up in unattractiye looking bandagcs
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where he could see a bit of blue sea through
a break in the hills, when Maria came run
ming toward him.
..1'he donkey.' she cried; ~the donkey!'
She had been crying and looked excited
tnward home His legs were so short and
he was so little that it always seemed as
If she dragged him. She was an eXcitable
child and always went fast when she had
an object in view. Piccino was used 10 eX-
citament They all shouted and screamed
and gesticuIated at each other when any
triding thing happened. His mother and
s,ar neiphbofs were given To tears and cries
and loud CALCULATIONS upon the slightest
,1rovora tiOns as all Italian peasants are:
60 he saw nothing unusual in Marias COM
ing upon him like whirlwind and eX-
ciaiming disiointedly with tears He won
dered however what the donkey could
have TO do with it; and. evidently. the dom
KEY wondered, too, for she got up and trot-
fed after them down the road
Rut when they reached the house II was
very plain that the thing which had oc-
Cured was not trifie or usual
TO be Continued.)
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TWO DAYS IN THE LIFE OF PlCClNO


! in some way beguiled out of their srnal
coin.
Maria was sharp child. She had not
lugged her little brothers and sisters ABOUT
all through the working time of her tweIVe
years without learning few things She
very soon found out what it was thaI
brought in the soldi ana the nice scraps
from the hampers.
"It is Pccino they give things to-Ecco'
she said, "They see his eyes and they want
to look at him and touch his cheeks. Ihey
like to the dimples come when ne
laughs. They would look at me like that
or at you, Carmela. They would not come
near us"
This was quite true. The row of little
spectators watching the picnics. might be
picturesque but II was exceedingly dirty
and not made up of the material ii is quite
safe to come near. IT was belief current
among the parties who drove up from san
Reno that soap had never been heard OF
in the vicinity of Ceriani, and that water
was avoided d poisonous element, ana
this belief was not founded upon mere
nothings.
They are as dirty as they are cheerful
and impudent." some one had said, land
that is saying a great deal l wonder what
would happen if one of them were caught
and washed all over"
Nobody could have been dirtier than Pic
cino was. Pretty as he looked there were
days when the most enthusiastic OF the
ladies dare not have taken him I'm her arms.
In fact, there were very few days when
any one would have liked to so quite that
|. far-or any further, indeed. than looking at
his velvet eyes and throwing him soldi and
cakes, and the older he grew the more he
gained so that not only Maria and her COM
panions but his mother herself began to
look upon him as Il source of revenue.
IF he can only sing when he grows
little older" his mother said, "he can fill
his pockets full by going and singing before
the hotels and in the gardens of the viii
las. Every one will give him something.
They are a queer lot, these foreigners, who
are willing to give good money to a child
because he has long eyelashes. His are
long enough, thanks to the Virgin. Some
times / wonder they are not in his way"
His mother was the poorest of the poor.
She had seven children and a mere howell to
put them in and nothing to feed and clothe
them with. Her husband was a good-for
nothing who never worked if he could help
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.vbo VIII Meet Met"

written for the Young Folks faseJ
Often in the falling twilight
When my evenings work Is DONE
When the woods and fields are tinEed
With the last rays of the setting sun
When gentle night comes creeping doMh
I-pon all creatures here below.
IL seems 10 me | hear the songs
OF loved ones an the other shore.
Who viii meet me first in heaven
In that Isaatcous Iand above,
When an entrance t. me * given
To that golden land Of love,
Whose anxious ewes will watch my coming
O'er tin. cold and silent stream,
When 7 SEQ the SHINING temples
In the distant city sleam?
When my weary feet shall press
The. Ivs~N-s II that golden place,
Who ss4g Head me through the gateway
To the Heavenly Fathers face
Who ur~t shall lead me- through the city
Through tire glad AMI happy throng.
Whose tho voice that first shall teach me
Sin- th. sweet and glorious sonss?
These are th. sad and solemn thoughts
That often v-er my snri come stealing,
when r.s -la..ss uf nssIt have fallen
Aud mn earthly care I'm feeling
But ti. friamis that We have cherished
srd have went t. see them dio.
Al untr.ufinze they're the angels
That viii guide us - the sky.
w. p. HARRIS. Ernevolence, Ga.
Dear CtHdTeu-I want To tell you Some
trsrr ~ % very celebrated horse.
az c.ur-. yau AZ know who ''Stonewal
Gen wr~-iE you don't. WAY =" riiht 70
%r~g- ami 1aI rJt about one Of the brdyest
Rl.Iie~, Il ri- r1ufe.i.Tary.
t.e-.--I Jackson hai many horses, and
SINE of thorn very fine. hut has favurite
E1r~a was Little S1rreI' and he loved
him best - ..H- lie rode this faithful little
h.rss g. -.l.lv every battle in which h.
was ss-ea,ai fTTir- the war. ana he WIS
mounted IN Eim sc IN" bsstl" II Chan
C. .Iu--Eiff. when 3. received the wounds
which v.su-..l hi= death. This little hors"
first v,eut bv the name nj Yancey, hat
afterwards was enly known as Little Sor-
r." 1la Wa- always kent fat ami In good
condition .Ug never sc' mel To- ti'e 80 tho
IONS rsr.l.as- fr WAS said his gait was
easy 1858 :fe rocking " a cradle. Here j. a
picture uf I-ttI. s.rrei and what some
on -.-o a-eW a'l about him says;
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routa,p'. SLAYER Surr.nders.

Meridian. Miss, September H.-(Special.)
left Graham the hackdrver who two
weeks ago stabbed to death Al Routann and
made his escape. surrendered yesterday to
Sheriff Dorah, of Macon, Miss He was
brought TO this city last night and placed
under 500 bond for his appearance at
tbe preliminary examination.
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Young FOLKS CORRESPONDENCE.
letters 81 Exchange Amon. The conssI-
tmtinn's EIttle Eclks

Hr.-uie Maxwell. Natehez Ala live in the
southern TART lf Alabama. fifteen miles from the
Alabama river.
Wy Fsus lla~ lsen taxing The Constitution for
srvr-al wears and like ~ 80 much eSneci Nv
tie Euuu- Folks CORNER. I a..rcc wish Saidee
Srr.te-tuu- eco sut think a. Ti-ht At al for the
girls tn hrae stHnut hciu. AHEAD If the Ialv- II
u-r- ~ tsrfn would write, think they would
som excel rfl- girls
What has b-ro,u- Of s.Isnv Afraid az the Girls %,
Come, write again, like your letters.
trrus'ta Z Ellington. Robinson. Ga.-This is a
beautiful sabbath AtteFnnon. the sky Is overcast
" .tt Hsltln-r rlnfd.rt>- Csul. gentle breeze il
blowing from the 1xt-.. where the king OF dav Is
slAutlu- lt- gulslem rays over the earth s.rs. he
E"e- "a carry Joy and sunshine over some other
pUrtIuu 1t tlle great world.
! have tetu reading two good books today. and
wish every pUc IT the cnusins would read them
They are --Spur-con's Gems by that noted di-
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Dear Cousins: l write to the correspond
ence FOR the first time, although l have
written Tur several prizes.
We live i'm the country about nine miles
from Washington, on a farm.
1 am going To tell You all something that
happened one day TINS week Henry binnS
and myself went la some larSe woods N
front Of our house TO set some noWciS, i
never tnouSht OF gong Wnth We IliSt lttt
home II was getting late, fOr the sun
wasn't over an hour and q half high when
we started. We walked up and down
branch, about 4 mile / suppose, hunting Tor
ferns and other wild flowers when discov-
cred II was dripping ram. ! was 50 cUHh-
dent that / knew the way home ] never no.
ticed the way we came. Before we had
gone any distance, scarcely, il commenced
distance 1 knew we were lost. / couldn't see
any sun To tell me which was north, east
south or west. / had to walk very slow on
Itcnry'S account. lie is about ten years OF
age and has very sore foot lie IS firSt
cousin of mine. We walked on and ON un-
III we came across q PAIN ana road. we
didn't know which to take, but our two
dogs were with US and they followed the
path and 50 did we, but we soon lost Il.
All this time II was pouring down rain
and we were wet to the skin, but knew it
would never DO to stop, Tor uldh want
to stay in the woods all night. / don't know
what l would have done If it hadn't been
for the dogs company, if not to help us
ind the way home, but they did help. Fin
ally il quit raining and the clouds We're
clearing OF. We had better hope after
that All of sudden we saw some houses
not far off. Henry was q little ways be
hind me and | had to walt for him. We
hurried on as faSt as possible. thouSht
/ would go to The house we saw and get
some one 10 carry as home. | saw a large
oak tree. taller than the others, and thought
It was familiar, but wasn't certain We
soon found ont il was home. and YOU can
imagine our JOY. I felt Ike | never wanted
To leave home again. We had to tell them
all about il at home. They laughed about
il great deal. After we had put on dry
clothes and had supper we felt better. l
never forgot the dogs. if they were hounds,
for ] generally dislike them.
The Constitution Jr. is very interesting Il
think. and [ hope all the rest Of you think
the same Ruth Barrett.
Why is Or. Prices Baking Powder the
most economical? Because its superior
leavenng strength eXpedites cooking and
saves time and money.
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a ga gNns THIS CROP Is A FAIL
HSEAE URE all over the west and
E9 SEa not up TO an average any
Hs. avSASS where. Wheat is now at
~ &7y a u lowest price of forty
years. Here are two life
time opportunities to speculate. You can
buy Loco bushels on $40 margin and GET
THE RENEFiT OF ALL ADVANCES,
same as IL bought outright Send for our
free booklet How to Trade
G. +. VAN W1NKLE e co.
Room 40, 2S6 La Sale ST., Chicago
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Jedge NaNem's Proverbs.

From The Detroit Free Press.
I'm God we trust" is the only safe trust
a statesman kin hav ennything to do with.
When statesman wunst gifts started
rona: he seams to forgit the way back.
Nercher is its oan reward, but sum con-
gressmen don't seam to heer much ABOUT
claimin the reward.
The tariff is a good deel NV a pig in a
poke
IF thar wuZ n PENALTY on law maxim as
thar IS on law brakin it might be better fer
the country.
LibDcrty is sweet but 1T amt sweetcned
with shuger.
FREEDOM nv speach oughtent TO mean an
arly NV lanCudgc.
one drop NV corrupshun will Spite a buck
etful NV polliticks
This great and gloryus republick NV ourn
haint got no use fer partisan polliticks after
a campanc is over.
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J. W. Anderson. Poplins Crossroads, Tenn
! am very fond of reading the Young folks letters
ana think il all would take ho.d could
make IL more attr ictive.
think it would be a good plan if every corrc-
spondcnt would select some subject of shcir own
aud write about IL.
Correspondents solicited.
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FINANCIAL.

Wall St. Operations
Can be carried on with large profits and
little risk by joining our Cooperative Rail-
road Stock Syndicate. Average profit OF Is
per cent monthly earned and paid TO the
subscribers for past six months. Highest
references. Prospectus, giving detailed iufor-
nation OF our perfect system, mailed free
Responsible agents wanted in every citv
WFTNMAN & CO.
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No. fl Broadway.
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MenZa u. Grace, Chronicle. Fl1.-We live down
mere in the orange belt, but we have not a very
large grove nor very large trees yet. We live in
tn, county OF Citrus, twelve and q hail miles
from the Gulf OF Mexico. We live half u mile east
81 little village called CitrOnelle. We live two
miles west OF a very large scrub in which there
are a good many deer and a few turkeys.
We nave "a DuOIc school, one church and saw
mill, tpot and store Ind u postOliice.
/ will answer Ida hodge, Question:
In the battle of BTdndywinc, Vermont.
will also answer Nm. +. Durham's question:
at was called Thomas Jefferson
will ask a question: VINO sent back the dis
patch, 1--WE have met the enemy and they are
ours and 10 whom was 10 sent?
would like correspondents.
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Berlin, September lit was III. Victor
Erlanger. Il brother of Baron Erlanger, the
great banker of Paris and Frankfort, who
died i'm Vienna, and not the baron, as stated
yesterday. -.-.--.-l- A.. t..
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vine Charles II. Sturgeon; the other was "Daugh-
tiers of the Cross have read several books but
DO not endorse novel reading AT all.
some cousin suggested a very instructive sub
iect: ~ hich docs more toward the formation of
character, education o. environments"
Now, think education Cues most in forming
genuine character. although social life, every
companion aud associate has a great influence in
the formation of character.
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Maud s. Roberts, Gretna, Ia.--As my sister sub
scribes Tor Tho constitution and there are 50
many interesting letters by the little folks, l
Thought / would write one too.
1--we in Gretnl. very nice little town. We
have only 10 cross the to he ia the city of
New Orc ms. We have large house ana every
thing very comfortable. We have also COW that
gives four gallons OF milk, and can milk her,
prefer She little Village, Gretnd, 10 che large
city of New Orleans. IN Gretna everything Is so
pretty: the vine, and flowers are All green, and
the birds are singing their sweet notes ali the day
long.
have no pets except my little baby brother,
and he i the greatest pet Ot all.
was thirteen years Old July 3lst, and we had
little party. II ittle ftAily party, Tor had
no one else except my cousins.
Ne have three sunday schools: Lutheran, Meth
odist and Presbyterian: and my sisters attend
the latter. There are q great many more Catholics
than ProtesJauts, and they have nice, large
church.
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Aly ELECTRIC BELT sent on TFtIALr1EE
Givesiza DrJudd, Detroit. Mich. Want astsI III. l.
Mention the Constitution.
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NATCMTO FRANKLIN H.HOUGH, Washing
IA II y ton. d. G.. No attorneys fee until
IL III patents Obtained. Write for In
CeHtOr'S GiUde. Mention The Constitution
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Aubrey Ross. Troy. Ala see SO many Of the
COZ sins want tle hoy, % write more, thuGghL
WON Il waite and answer some questions, then ask
Tne first cotton gin invented by Eli Whit
my.
lhc Pacific ocean was discovered 10y Balboa.
Columbus made four voyages t. then W world.
The first vie president was john Adams.
The founder ~ Rhode Island Roger VIII
liam.
Mamie BRYAN noWl. 10 you mean what nation
has ftc strongest nIitlrN forces n rs Anne rict.
" lu w.s- t.Ir 'a>t Dutch gONcfhoroi NrW YORK?
" h'n Gid the English conquer New York?
v here did so.nc Of tEe Purit1ns 20 when they
l,ft England"
ou whose land wa, gold first discovered?
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Dunoerlihe beiltoe.

98irtlih Elm lauberes Corps, biele BON
Der beilisen Semperentia angefrdnfelten
Yopulilt ten BON &anlos, Die bel jeoer
@elegenbeit in ibren banowurmartisen
Nlatformen iiber bic Corruption Der bei=
ben alten parteien blutise Sbrdnen ner=
eieBen uno lib als Die tpabren Sacobe
Der politilAen &eform aufipielen Ser
Soimmel perbite es, boB oiele politil4e
9euI Ihredenbonoe aus &anIas iemals
ben Sdliiilel gum 8unoesldaB in BIZ
0dnbe befommt.
@ewaltises Nufleben erre9en bic Nn'
tlasen bic iest sesen ben populiitii&er
@ouperneur 2eipellin9 @eneralanmol
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-Sn Sien-Siin, China, ioa bic
gbolera aus9ebro9en Iein.

Cholera aussebroden iein.
6 Sn Wien lit ber In tuetten &reilen
befannte Gritifer unb Geuiletoniit &u=
bolf Nalbed, friiber 8rdl libent bes Wie=
ner eournoliiten= unb S1riftiteller.
pereins vGoncorbia", aus benz 2eben
selhieben.
= Sn Dortmunb (Weltfalen) tpurbe
eeltern cine siemlih beftise groerl9iits
terung perlpiirt. 8leihes Gntieben
matte lid auf alien @elidtern, benn
ieber slaubte, boB Der unsliidli9en
gtobt eine Fiirdterlide Rataltropbe be-
poritdnbe. 60 ldlimm lit es nun aller-
oinos fit)t gewprben, mobl aber lit in
Der 9iebirauen= S6ule inIolse Der CRIB
erltuttarune Der Ofen einseitiirst uno
III Der oaourh peranlaBten Yanif linb
mebrere Sd)ulfinber mebr ober lpeni9er
| lMper perlett mprben.
,3ablreihe flii1lenbe MusIdnber
fpmmen aus Yefine in Sien Sin an.
= Oas bon Der 9etreuen YrDDin5
! RDlHWeLN UEHt NUueHltu VII NutjCl
yeilhelm | unb an beIen iearei9e
Grisoer se,pibmete Oenfmal in Der pon,-
ridden 9auptltaot Stettin 1T iett fer
tees1teNt Sdon leit ldngerer 3eit
bate Rui1er 8iIhelm III. sugelaet, Der
Sseisr Der Gntbulluns bieIes Rai1er= unb
Grieseroentmals perI0nlih beitpobnen
gu pollen. ltrlpriinslid mar hieie Geier
lir ben ls. Ott. in Nuslidt eenommen,
oa aber Der &ailer gu iener 3eit ipeeen
beg ansemeloeten Beiu&es oes iunsen
5erbenf0niss Mleranber ni9t nab
] Stettin tommen tann, 10 1T jebt BE.
itimmt ,poroen, >bab bic OenfmaIsent-
bullune om l. Nopember itottiinben lou.
@tettin uno bic son3e propina riiften
T4 bereits gum gmpfan9e bes Qaiiers
Ob man Bel bieier @elesenbeit ,pobl
, ,uieoer ouf 10 cine .impropiFrte" aaiier'
! rebe re9nen fann
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miro perloren eeoeben.

8alpeiton, Set, 4. Oft. gs
eebt bas @eriidt, bob Der Dampfer
vGbattaboo9ee" ppn Der Ocean Steant=
ibip Company, Der III Sapanna BON
9tem Dort aus iiberfdllig lit, nit
Mann uno Wtaus gu Grunoe seeansen
IN
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prof. Smine 9eitorben.

Gbicaeo, sSa., 4. Oft.-Der 4ro=
ielIor Dapio Slpins, elm presbDteril6er
@eilt!i6er bon beoeutenbem &uf Der
Yaitor Der presbpteriI6en Central Stride
in bieliser Staot lit geltern seitorben.
Ser 8eritprbene tpuroe am %. Wuguit
1880 in Cincinnati Sbio, seboren uno
erbielt ieine grsiebuns auf Der Miami
uniperlitdt in Orforb, g., pon pel6em
sSnltitut er i'm Sabre 1852 sraouizte.
Seit 1866 war er in bieliser 5tabt
tbdti9.
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Rdhte leinen Dater.


glew Orleans, Ga., 4. Oft. -
0or sebn Sabren erldub bier Elm Wtann
Jtomens Sipeenen einen sewiI len Ser
oulen. @eitern Nadmittas nun erINpb
Elm e5pbn bieIes Sergulon nit fdltem
8lut Den 5weenep pdbreno Ell, ni6ts
obneno, leinen Dienlt ais gSa9enfiibrer
anf elmer eleftrilhen Gar periab Ser
oulon bate li1 bon binten gendbert uno
ibm bret &ugeln in ben &opi selbohen.
Ser WtDtoer befinoet lit in 9aft.
Japaniihe Krieosbe9eii iterun9.
94olhinotpn, 4. Oft. - Beamte
Der iaponilhen @elanoiIdaft erbielten
nit Der leBten Yolt interellante 9tabs
ridien pon Sopan. 9ie Stimmuns
oer Sapaner 3eist id am beutli6iten tn
ibren &tiegsgeldnsen. Oiele Gelan9e
muroen Ofiisieu uuf Yeiebl oes prinsen
Mrilusaua Sulammenseitellt, uno atbmen
elu6enoen 9ab sesen China. Sbr Sn'
salt belast: rSest tits an Der 3eit Die
s5abne Der aufsebenoen Sonne auf ben
Mtauern petins auf5upi ianSen uno oas
bcrti9e Dunfel gu elbellen." Seoer
yers besinnt unb enoist NIT ben Wor'
ten vStraft uno Sii4ttst Gbina.
Die Gbinelen peroen in oielen Geldn'
gen als fred uno anmabenb, lotpie ali
eine Mrmee BON Geislingen be3ei9net
Ser G.nan3minifter Sapans bot off
siell betannt eema@t, bab ber 2ries BIZ
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maf)t !uerben. Soerr Selln9 eIglell ole
y8eiluno bic sSulpeftion in Der Yplto'pce
unb ben perl6ieosnen 3weisltationen
7tottilnoen su lallen, obne Yaraoa uno
obne jsoe unnDtbise Semonltration
IN ihrecfliher 6sfahr.
go;lminston, Oel, 3. Oft
Sin ppn pier Qferoen sespsener Ha=
oen. Der eine Som rauhIoles yuluer
BON oem Oupont=Magaain eniblelt,
fubr oeItern @ormittag bel Goemoore
station i,ber oas @ilenbabnseleile, als
elm 3ua beransebrault fam nno ben
iAlperea gBaaen 25 SUB ueit fortIhleu=
berte. 3wei pferbe iolten 1tb BON .9rem
C5eltirr uno Arennten burh, uno o1e
beioen anoeren rollten nit benz 9Sa9en
eine itsile B0l6uns binab, obne bab nos
Iulper erplobirt mdre. Ser &ut13er
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