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The silver star., 1898-08-11
Klopd,hcr. Are I,.,urn.ng.

Seattle. WASH. Aug. 5.--Thc steamer
Dirlgo arrived this morning with 100
passengers. some OF whom went north
recently. but. being unable 10 &c, up
the river. returned. About forty were
klondlkers. They brought down $780,
vW In dust and nuggets. Two men.
Charles Moore and J. II. Brown of
Midland. Ontario. had $4,000 between
them. Captain u. W. spencer of this
city had Sio,oD. The DIrIgo confirms
the stories that terrible condition Of
affairs exists at 81. MIchacrs owing
10 the failure Of Individual ocean boats
to get their passengers up the river. II
X predicted that thousands viii hrvc
to winter mt ST. Mlchacl's or return to
the states.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

The result of an election in the
French colony of Guadeloupe affects in
4 literal sense the complexion OF the
Chamber OF Deputies of the republic.
The blacks and whites united against
he mulatto element in the population
of the island. The coalition was sue
.essful. The deputy chosen is descrlb-
I'd as coal-black. Paris loves extremes,
and will be glad that the utmost pos
sibility of coloring. in this particular
direction. IS expressed in the deputy's
countenance
The silver star., 1898-08-11

The Madrid government sending Its
neets and armies to certain doom is a
peculiar spectacle in these modern days.
Students OF history, however. will re-
call that in one case the tribunal OF
The inquisltion once brought before /,
culprit charged with being hereto
and atheist. but as he died before the
inquiry was completed his judges
sravely continued the trial, adjudged
aim guilty and ordered his body TO be
burnt. Spain has good deal OF the
same medieval spirit yet.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

There is one good thing about the
essay OF the girl graduate. II does no,
meddle with current topics. II treats
OF abstruse and ancient questions: and
as II IL not Of immediate Importance Il
may be translated any time during the
next ten years without danger from the
long delay. The dear girl will not
trouble herself with the Spanish United
States question. and therefore she will
kindly refrain from instructins our
military and naval leaders how 10 win
battles and as to what they had better
do when the battles are won. For,
bless the child! she 10 not an editor.
The silver star., 1898-08-11
VIII l..lnforc. n.~sx.

Washington. Aug. ct is probable
that several ships viii be- sent TO Ad-
miral Dewey from Atlantic waters In
the near future to reinforce the Aslntic
squadron nnd give some of Admiral
Dewey's ships u chance to 20 Into dock
for n needed overbauling.
According to naval officials the bat-
tleships Massachusetts and Oregon
The silver star., 1898-08-11

1t would have been a hideous thing
Tor the Spaniards to mutilate the bod
les of our slain soldiers 1t was at
least deplorable thing to accuse them
Of it until the fact was proved beyond
dispute. Better be little late with
news that is true than too previous"
with news that is not true.
The silver star., 1898-08-11
ln,.u,n Mari. T,r,,. !. Ano...

Norfolk. vn.. Aug. G.-Thc Merritt
Wrccklng Company hns received AL
Vices that make |, certain TINT the In
fnnta Marin Teresa IL now iioatesl.
and IL now IN fairly good condition ns
to her machinery and boilers. She
will shortly stnrt for Norfolk under
her own steam.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

In good health but bad temper" is
said to describe the condition of a GER
ain famous author. And ''if this were
AL what hosts of people might claim
Sinship with genius,
The silver star., 1898-08-11

and the crgiser Newark are the vcs-
sells likely 10 be selected and added to
the ships Admiral Dewey now has.
These vessels would make the Ameri-
can fleet one Oh .he most powerful In
Asiatic waters.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

Any old bachelor with plenty Of
money can obtain a situation as an
ideal husband.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

After man gets in hole it's sur
prising how many people there are
who could have told him what path no
might have taken to avoid it.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

There would be fewer bachelors II
they were not allowed to associate with
married men.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

Woman was made from the rib OF
man, but rs to the origin of ladies' his
tory is painfully silent.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

No wonder the rural editor suffers
from writer's cramp when he has to
take little green apples in payment for
subscriptions.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

It's about as hard to get money out
of beat as it is to get blood out of Il
turnip.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

Some people have money and don't
know how TO enjoy it, while others
know how to enjoy it but haven't got
il.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

Some writers have a wealth of
thought and they all have the
thought of wealth.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

In time of peace soldiers should pre-
pare for war by getting married.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

The man who IS always repeating the
bright saying of his children is a
good-natured person, but tedious AT
times.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

Some women are so backward that
they are always several years shy
when it comes to giving their age.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

From an Indians standpoint it's
America for everybody but the Amer
leans.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

Necessity is the foster parent OF
some queer conceptions.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

The best thing about man is the
influence of a good woman.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

A sweeping political statement some
times fills the voters eyes with dust.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

The board of strategy is the kind you
get at some boarding houses.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

The folly of fools attracts larger
crowds than the wisdom of the wise.
The silver star., 1898-08-11

Some men seem to havs reduced
laundering to q science.
The Jersey City news., 1898-07-09
sehnaas, Harry Brennan. Walter Wealth

sehnaas Harry Brennan. Walter Wealth
erly and Morris Roshin.
Resolved, That a license as a Pawn
broker, located at 248 Newark avenue, be
der the corporate seal of the City, to
Frederick w. Payne, on his giving the
bond required by law
The reports were received, and the reso-
lutions adopted.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS By REsoLU-
The following resolutions were report
ed by Committee on Payment of Claims
heretofore Referred.
BY Committee on Claims ~:
Resolved. That the following claims be
paid
s35.50 to Ellen Deats, for groceries for
outdoor poor, to May %, 1898.
s65 to joseph II Igoa. for groceries for
outdoor poor. to May %, 1898
s56.75 to John Otting, for groceries for
outdoor rcor to May %. 1888.
s335 to II. M. Rockford. for coal for OUT
door poor. to May II 1898.
$65.75 to James Sullivan for shoes for
outdoor poor. to May 23 1898
$1225 to X. Sfebert, for groceries for out
door poor to May 23, 1885
BY Committee on District Courts
Resolved That the sum of $25 be paid
to James Fl. Masker. for 4ervices as Con-
stable. First District Coart May 1885,
BY Committee on Elections
Resolved That the sum of SIT be paid
to each of the following named parties,
for rent of places used for municipal
Carl BadendieclS. w. ]. Byrnes, Nichol-
as D'Orazlo, John Fav Guisippie g.
Gencarito. James ]. McCue. Owen Nc
Guire. Dennis O'Shea and Mrs. Quigley.
Resolved That the sum of s35 be paid
to JERSEY City News. for printing canvas
sers statement of election. April, 1898.
BY Committee on Printing, Stationery
and Supplies:
~, ~,
paid
ss to Albert Datz. for printing. etc,
for City Clerks office, March and April,
1888.
s25 to VIM. DeIany for board Of horse Of
Building Inspector, May, 1898.
S15.25 to Jersey City Democrat, for
printing. ETC., for City Clerks office, May,
1893
s9.75 to E. A. vreeland, for incidental
expenses as City Marshal, March Y to
May "a. 1893
The resolutions were adopted by the
vote, the yeas and nays having been or
dered and taken.
Yeas-All the members present six
teen C6) Tn number
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Alderman Caln0n moved that the norni-
nation of candidates to fill existing va
cancies in the office of Constable. for the
Seventh and Ninth Wards. be laid over
until the next meeting of the Board.
The motion was adopted.
The following entitled ordinance was
presented by Alderman Murphy, and the
same was read, received, laid upon the
table and ordered to be printed on slips
for the use of the Board, viz
"A supplement to an ordinance enti-
tied
.tAn Ordinance to license and regulate
peddling in Jersey City, passed June Is,
1897"
The following entitled ordinances were
presented by Alderman Muller, and the
same was read received, laid upon the
table and ordered to be printed on slips
for the use of the Board viz
"a supplement- to an ordinance, entitled
AN ordinance to license and regulate
peddlers in Jersey City passed June Is,
$780,,
On motion of Alderman Calnon the
Board then adjourned
MICHAEL ]. O'DONNELL,.
The Jersey City news., 1898-07-09
TAX SALE No. Il
sll[ OF DELINQUENT LANDS
UNPAID TAXES
ASSESSMENTS.
OFFICE or THE c1TY COLLECTOR.


N.
under direction tne
auction the hghea
not the CITY at
of
and
dandas
ana aer
the time when
of
ofunpadt
dtoe
nts thereoan is amer
Further th Si
between the
the City
respectively situated and the
sale ana
the said several l0
nj
viii pc aaaea
of
each item ofarear
tx all SAID premises
December 10Th 1882
The Jersey City news., 1898-07-09

tensions reported On certificates of Chief
Engineer In favor Of
w. w Farrier, 81, 2,5146S. on account OF
VIM, Logan. sl.lss72. on account of
contract No. 01S
Also on claims Of the United Gas ITupt.
Co. S645. $3.50; James F. Stewart ca,
ss7. so, $50. 1862 SIG sS. s10s2; A. e. Nolan,
S46 IS, s4S sT3 95: John Mulhearn. SoS. 20; J.
C. Supply Co.. s91s59; Henry r. VortAAng-
ton $3S. So; James Muldoon, 1926 and Day-
rolls, Commissioners and Clerks, 81 ,2Ss. 10:
Water Registrar etc. 81. 1888 laborerS
on meters s47D, as correct
The reports were accepted
The Jersey City news., 1898-07-09

Docks and Parks. reported on payrolls,
lahorers in parks, $500, as correct.
The report was accepted.
The Jersey City news., 1898-07-09

kttcon
Railroad avenue e iontgomey street cnrrne
oTenhs Gets sconhrne
confirmed
strat navng Canals confirmed
December fee tsouhv ndrrad
ovet
- s@ lss Il 4auaday street N
ksueettoN t Newark
= a'e S. H. SMITH,
City Co1lec
The Jersey City news., 1898-07-09
Communipaw ave
ConmunipaM ave


Wilton ST., Impt.
Whiton street,
Sept. IS ......
Halladay street :.
Halliday St. Impt
Halliday ST.,
March 20 .....-
Halliday ST..
Halliday st.
Inlpt Haliaday ST.,
March 20 ......
Van Horne ST..
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-08-04
CHAPTER III.

Day went on her knees and bent
over the PROSTATE form.
"Are you hurt?' she asked In a
somewhat shaken little voice, But no
answer came She tried to draw the
mans arm from under him. It was
limp and powerless, like that OF the
dead.
"0h, God, grant that he Is not deadw
Day whispered, in an awe-stricken
voice. She was young and Gtrong, and
tho warm blood Of youth flowed
through her veins. II sent a shudder
to her lnmost heart to think that tho
man whom she had seen n few Sec
onds ago as full Of youthful health
and energy as she herself might be-
lying now cold, supine, without sight
or hearing dead
The lightning was still playing abort
her head, and the thunder rafting;
but Day hardly needed It. All thoughts
Of her own danger were banshed from
her mind, The effort to turn him
around so that the mans face was
hidden, for 1t was turned inwardS upoa
his arm. Day made a violent effort
to turn him so she could see his face.
She succeeded partially at last but
then the sight that met her eyes terri
fed her more than ever.
CHASTITY pale, with closed eyes and
mouth, and with apparently no breath
coming from between the tightly-set
lips, 1t seemed to Day like the face Of
q dead man. In It's white, awful pallor
she saw It more distinctly now than
she had before. The features were fine
and dellcately cut, and the whole face
refined; only the mouth, In It's close
set seemed to give indication OF stern
nature-too stern for so young face.
"oh, merclful Father, grant that he
may not dle!" Day prayed again, hard
ly knowing what she said, for in her
deepest heart she believed he was real
ly dead.
What am to do?"
Then, swift as an arrow, 1t flashed
into her mind what she should do, She
rose from her knees, called to Ola who
was shifting about the PROSTATE figure,
and flew up the road which led TO Alb
bots Head In three minutes, hot,
breathless, painting she was at the
door.
Bell was looking out for her, with
scared expression on her face.
ITO be Contlnued.)
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-08-04
GRANITE CARVED BY NATURE.
Peculiar Effects In the Geological struo-
ture of Newfoundland.

Peculiar Effects In the Geological Struo-
ture OF Newfoundland.
From the Philadelphia Record: Ex-
traordinary activity has been displayed
recently in opening up deposits Of coal,
iron and copper Of Newfoundland, and
1t is reported that the export Of cop
per from the island during the past
twelve months was one-sixth OF the
total output from all other parts Of
the world, while the prospects are that
In the next twelve months q still larg-
er tonnage will be recorded. There
are some very peculiar local effects
observed in the geological structure Of
the island Of Newfoundland. There Is
o large granite quarry about fifty miles
from st. Johns, the capital, where
granite has been hewn by some con-
vulsion Of nature into rectangular
blocks Of different sizes, so conveI-
iently assorted that schooner loads OF
selected stones have been brought to
st. Johns and used In some Of the
public buildings and the warehouses
with little or no hand dressing by
masons. The new postofflce and Gus
tom house, built after the great fire
which practically wiped out all the
business part of the town, are partly
constructed Of these granite stoned
hewn by nature.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-08-04

approached, ana, tou,hlng his Gap,
asked
Can you tell me II am right for
Stromnesa?"
straight on Day replied, He touch
ed his cap again and flew on. Day
looked after him, and his figure was
III up by brilliant flash Of lightning
as she looked. He was a gentleman,
she could tell at once-slght In figure,
dark In complexion, handsome and al
most patrican In features, All that
Day took in In that bright FASH then
he was beyond her sight, hid by q turn
In the road, She hurried on,
Suddenly fash OF forked lightning
burst out, Quivered for a moment over
the landscape, lighting II up with q
blue and purple glare, then went out.
Almost ut tho Same moment terrific
clash OF thunder shook the whole sky;
tho rafting and pealing above was
like the day Of doom, Day was cour-
ageous, but that awful peal made her
start nervously and fly EDWARDS, She
was close to the narrow road which
turned up to the Head when some OBJ
1ect lying on the ground Just at the
crossroads drew her attention Her
heart leaped to her mouth. Could II
DO the cycllst, struck by that fearful
bolt?
She ran up to II, hardly touching
the ground In her haste. In few Sec
onds she saw that she had been right
in her conjecture, The bicycle lay on
the side Of the road, with twisted
handle-bars; and few PAGES from It,
In q strange, huddled-up position mo-
tionless, lay the unfortunate rider!
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-08-04

Her Father-"I am afraid, sir, that
my daughter can never be happy with
a man who can be engaged to her a
month without giving her a ring" The
Aspirant--"sir, I am afraid I can new
er be happy with girl whose en-
gagement to me will not induce jew
elers to trust me. The Jewelers'
Weekly.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-08-04

In California there were experiments
in storing raisins SO as to have them
as free from seeds as the ordinary cur
rant. Success has followed, till now,
seeded raisins are becoming an import
ant item among the fruit industries Of
California.
Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1898-08-04
CHAPTER III.

1t was a day Of excessive heat. No
bird chirped, no leaf stirred. All ma
ture seemed exhausted ,oro preparing
for some terrific outburst.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03

: llniere einbeimifhen Aemteridaer
mtiiien bei ben gnbanern nod lernen.
Dte clbanii1en Msmteridger fino oraa.
nifirt. be,paffnet unb trsten alei@ su
Sauienben auf. Siir biefe muBten ei-
gentli6 Memter fabrisirt iperoen tpie
3prniher uno Brotbeutet fiir bic 9tr-
NEE.
: Bon 5uberldlFaer Seite tpirb bertdb.
net. oaB in Der Rtonoife- @ploiu1e BE-.
reits an bic 80 WilliDnen Dolars ,.an.
9ebaut" iinb, mdbrenb oas Doraoo bes
Noroens Der Melt taum mehr als s Milz
lionen Dollars in 8olo gelieiert bat.
Safiir iiefert es einen uneri1opni1en
Heidtbum an 2eibensseidi6ten.
Die in ben eriten neun Monaten
oieies Sabres in ben Ghieagoer Nieb.
bofen an9elan9ten 6, 100, 636 @Ameine
batten Elm ourhlhnittlihes @eipiht bon
23l Yfunb bic i'm namlihen s3eitab=
i6nitt 1897 nod ben 8iebb6ien ge=
braaten 5.943.5 3.588 Gdpeine batten
elm Durdftbnittssetpidt bon $40 Yfuno.
Sic 8rdiin Milensfa ita.b in War=
I idau an freiuilli9eM Yerbunsern. Dor
elniaer 3eit bate iie iid pom @eiell=
f6aftsleben suriidse5osen, ba iie cine
entbuliaitiide Nnbdnserin Der 8lau=
bensbeilungslebre 9emorosn mar. sic
pollte ni9ts bon drstlider gebanoluns
tpillen, als lie ertrantte, ionbern faltete
uno betete bis Der Sob eintrat.
gintauieno in Manila sarniIornirte
Treiwillige oes Staatss Colorado BADEN
lih in elmer Maicnpetition an ibren
Gouoerneur Noams ge,panot, baB oie=
Ter lid fir ibre 9eimteb, perluenoe.
Is proeent Der Manalbaiten lino fra,
uno Die @srpfesuns lit poaia unsure :
6eno. Sas @elu1 tparo al oas
Sriessoepartement peitersslanot.
= gas 9 mpbIet prattiider Wss.
,pe,ier su pf ,rrer Sch. 3ns,pps Seil=
metbooe, in oeutiher ooer enelii6e,
Sp,ate, 1T ,in unierer Office au haben.
Freis 10 @er:s. II
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03
pie 8au6erfiege.

Die Marime Der pretibisitateure
friikrer 3eiten mar rgelhn1nD; ,teit
1T teine 9ererei". b. :. bic oft perbliifz
fenben Runititiide, nit benen iie bas
publitum iiberrai4ten. berubt.n au=
meiit auf S5tngerfertisteit. Wietpohl
sieielbe AUDI heute nod fir einen ieben
3aubertiinitler bon ni4t gu unterz
f4dsenoer 8ebeutuns 1T, selansen BET
Der Musfiibrune Der nwiiten Srids iebt
bod mebr@ntbeduneea unb Grfinbunz
gen aus benz Gebiete ber Glettri:itdt.
Sptit, MeGanit u. +. ~. aur Mnlpen=
bung unb Der preitibisitatsur bebarf
ni4t felten zines reht eomplieirten Mpz
parats gum SerDorbringen ieiner uez
berraidungen. Cine biibfde probucz
tton bie1er Dirt lit bic 3auberfliege.
Menn ber 8orbans in bic 9Dbe sebt,
erhlidt Der 3ui6ouer auf elmer Stafz
felei einen groben Spiesel in solbenem
Mabmen. Ser preitibigitateur ntmmt
ben Spiesel berab, iellt i'm auf ben
5uBbopen unb seist beibe 9eiten bem
publitum. Damn 1immt er bas @las
aus bem Rabmen, lebnt bahelbe eesen
bic Staffelet unb aeist ben lebteren,
be7en Ridieite aus folibem 9ols sez
arbeitet tft, ben 3ui9auern unb nads
benz bic lebteren iid nit eisenen Musen
bon Der 8eI I9affenbeit bes @laies pie
bss Rabmens iiberaeugt baben, itent E,
ben Spiegel piebsr auf bic @taffelei.
Nunmebr nimmt berRiinftler Geife uni
tbeilt bic SberflG4e bes Spiesels, be,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03

Etrot. fligeIf5rmlg Il, srobe Sa6st;n,
tparb seitDpft, unb tDerbsn bDn obgts
feFenen Mdnnf6dften ben beraniprtns
9enben Neitern 5ugeiporftn. WGbrsnb
bKfer bis9tr geiDObnt mar, auf bas
ftfftebenbe 3itl nit porstbdltener
2anse berdn5rreiten. riidt ibm iebt bds
3iel duf ben leib. I'm Is 5u treffen
ober gsiDihermaBen anf5ufansen. mub
Ct Oft buinit "a nidt a,i fpdt iuirb
-tbie 2onat RAID riidip6rts burh bic
Jauit sleitentafen; berStrOhfad remit
10 felber in ben Sob. tpie es i'm
grnftfan beim 9anosemenge feitens
bes @egners ae{htben 1oll.
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gapdGerte 81 Ne6uilgeli.

-. ~ --- n 1-7 y. z, y. -.-7T - 80
elittn ireitntls9tn 1beil ntr Mnsss
btioiina ber GoDautrie tug ben Rrtegss
taA btlbet IN Dtrtfhlano Der Mtlbts
Dtenft unb Der SuperldttD Des Melbe-
ne!tus TT Der 1elegrdpb aud fiir bds
Rrtegsbetr getporoeis. Den Der Operlz
tsDnsarmee tpeH poranseilerben Gaba!<
ltr'tofptilonen ipsyb i'm 3ufunftstrteg
or stnn5 Dts Mntgabe pes 3erttDrens
Mno Der NtuleSuns BON 5e!egraphens
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8 naen # { der.

Xd ma en- II ~ { r..
erbalten; benn tpie lei9t unb flott fitb
AUDI bsr fAlante fGbn4engei9n.;idte
Qan5enfdaft in ber6anb bes 19muden
Neiters fir ben 3ui9auer ausnebmen
mag. 10 fhpieris 1T bic sefdidte,
trfegsmdBise 3anbbabuns Der rR0z
nigin ber Maffen1 gu erlernen. Nas
tiirlih tperben bic eriten llebungen bes
Netruten au Sub pprgenommen, nnb
geraume 3eit baHert es. Bis er Std
borpGrts1.'. Std riidtpdrts", paru<
ben unb anberes 10 melt erletnt bat,
bdb Ct bic ,,eueriporbene Runffertigs
feit run aud az pferbe psriuheR
fann. rWeriudsu4. benn Rtiten 5elbit
bot * ID aud ERR neu selernt, unb
nun Neiten unb @tehrn auiammen!-
Rur Muth! Die Gahe ipirb i9on gez
ben. unb he gebt. Sang nad ber Wor=
fhrift tpeib Der iunge Meittrsmann
balb in allen 0angartsa bic Qan3e az
fiibren. Mber nit benz @teden in bic
Cuff iits nidt setban; ber Solbat foI
i'm sFelbt feinen Mann treffen. nnb
biefen 3iptd 3u trreiden. 1T gleidfaas
Mufgabe ber Neitbabnausbilbung. Die
3iele befteben aus @trobbGlgen, bic
duf ettpa inannesboben pfdblen befe<
ftigt finb; an bieie iDirb i'm 9rab, i'm
Galop Mnb Marihmar1h bfrangerit<
ten unb babel nit ber Qan3e ndh benz
Strobbalg geftoBtn. Grforbert bisr
bas 9reffsn idon grOBe, rllir burA an.
baltenbe llebling erreidbare @efhidz
Iihteit, 10 III bus mod ipeit mebr ber
6dl beim Gichen isuh bepegliGsn
3ielsa, sit beitsben slsiAfalIs aus
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-11-03

ttolett, rotb selb II. {. T., unb iinb,
tint tpeitere 3eihenunterl9iebe gu erz
mOgli9en, balb ientrs9t, balb pase=
re9t gum Tabnenitod setbeilt. gez
fttmmenb Bel Der @ienalabsabe finb
ipeiter bic Muf= unb Notwithstanding
tpie AUDI bic Seittpdrtsbepeguns bes
linfen ober rehten Mrres. Gs leu9tet
Elm. bab bur4 bief. rei9e Mbtpedsluns
in 5arbenaufammeniebuns, Garben=
feluna unb Mrmbenesuns eine Menge
Signal5eiden fir ben 3riessmelbe=
bienf sefdaffen iperben f0nnen, bic
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