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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-02
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

Cincinnati Ohio, September 1st.-The
Senators were badly crippled to-day.
but they were very lucky Only two of
the hits made off Hawley reached the
outtield Corcoran's single and PETIT S
double, won the game in the eighth. AT
tendance LIPS. Score: II. II. Il.
Cincinnati -. .00001121 50 II
Washington 02OO-4 4
Batteries: Hawley and PETIT; Wey-
hing and Farrell. Umpires, Emslie and
Mcdonald. Time 1:45
pittsburg, Pa. September New
York could not hit or field to-day, and
were not in the game at any stage. At
tendance 800 Score: Il. Fl. t..
Pittsburg ....00OO2O222-S II /
New York. 200O0O00-2 ; 6
Batteries Rhines and Schriver; Do
heny and Grady. Umpires, Hunt and
Connolly. Time hours,
Louisville. Ky. September With
the score 8 to in the ninth inning.
Cunningham eased up and the Birds
touched him up for four singles and
two doubles. almost tieing the score.
Attendance 1.200. Score: r. II. T..
Louisville ....000O53 1879 10 3
Baltimore ....000200015 -S 13 3
Batteries: Cunningham and Kit
tredge; NOps and Robinson. Umpires,
Gaifney and Brown. Time 2:05.
St Louis, Mo-, September 1.-The
Quakers won to-day's game in the ninth
inning. After two men were out Carsey
gave Mcfarland and Cross bases on
balls, than Donahue singled and Nc
Farland Tailed. Attendance 100.
Score X. III. Il.
st. Louis .....3OO0OO01 7 /
Philadelphia ..0O00O4O02 6 10
Batteries: Carsey and KinsIow;
Donahue and Mcfarland Umpires,
O'Day. Time 1:40
Chicago, Ills, September 1.-The Or
phans opened up on McKenna with a
single and a clean four-bagger in the
first and kept it up all through the
game, batting him for a total of twenty
six bases. Attendance 1000. Score;
r. H. Il.
Chicago ....2O021212*-1O IS /
Brooklyn ..000000000- 0 ) /
Batteries: Woods and Donahue;
McKenna and Grim. Umpires, Swart-
wood and Warner. Time /: 30.
Boston, Mass. Sept. 1.-The Cham
pions were beaten for the second time
today by the Clevelands and slipped
back into second place in the league race.
The game was pitchers battle and
Cuppy had the better of it. Attendance
1000. Score:
Boston .......10O1O 0000-2 4 l
Cleveland 20O1 O0OO0-3 ,
Batteries: Willis and Burger; Cuppy
and Criger Umpires, Lynch and An
drews. Time 1884.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-02
BAIL FOR CAPT. DUNCAN

Washington, Aug. 31.-The Fairfax.
Va, authorities have fixed bail in tie
sum of 81 100 in the case of Surgeon
Duncan of the Twenty Kansas
under indictment charged with grave
Dissertation.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-02

q The beautiful residence of the late
Dir. Il. ID. Fleming within few hun
dred yards of the limits of the town OF
Warrenton, n. c., is offered for sale
1t is a nine room dwelling with 70 acre
farm, well watered and improved. with
good stables and silo. Convenient houses
for servants. Good well and cistern-
I delightful and healthy location. Write
ior apply to Mrs. A. V. Fleming.
/ Warrenton, n. G..
! 1-W.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-02

MAGISTRATE
CIGAR
Business Notices.
NOTICE.
CIGAR

/ will offer to the highest bidder for
cash Sept. 10Th. 1898. my bay year old
stallion Free Silver" at Danyille, Va,
at 3 o'clock p. IN. He is by Wilkes Boy
oo03 st dam by Jay Bird 5000 3nd dam
by Mambrino Patchen SO. &c. Free Sill
yer is about 1G hands high, good gated
and stylish. has been worked Il few
times. / consider him sound and all
right
j. w. BETHELIh
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-02
READVILLE TROTTING RACES.

Readville, Mass. Sept 1-At the trot-
ting park here today Star Pointer was
sent against his record of 1894, but
failed to beat it by u second.
Grattan Boy won the Massachusetts,
stakes 5000.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-02

Probably the reason woman always
confdes secret to another is because
she is afraid she may die and there will
be no one else to tell it.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-02
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATION

There will be held in this city in the
Government building a civil service cN-
animation during the month of October
date to be fixed later. for the positions
of Deputy Collector, Clerk, Store keep
err and Gauger and messenger. Parties
desiring to stand the examination must
have their applications in by September
10th. Application blanks can be had
upon application to the secretary of the
local board here, Mr.. n. A. Brown.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-02

Nature has demonstrated that only the
fit survive. Our thirty years. OK sue
cessful business prove that
ROYSTER'S CANDY
is a survival of the fittest.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-02

Fresh oysters every day at Dughi's.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1898-09-02
FOR SALE.

j. w. BETHEL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-24

2ei9e zines g~bieagoers, Ramen5 SoTepb
SAGA, geTunben. 9ie 2ei9s befano Ii9 be-
reits i'm borgsf6rittenen 3ultanoe Der Ser
refung, aber Der 3ertrimmerte gGdbel be-
tpetIt, baB Der M1ann erntorOst tpurbe. uno
baB bic 2ei6e na9 benz Plabe 6inJeI9leppt
ipcrben mar.
M1an bermutbst, baB 3aca IN hr NGbe
elmer Der @ru6enortf9aften ernDrnc: tpuroe,
unb baB bic 2ei9e bann naA benz Plose,
100 fe ~eefunben purbe, 9ingef9leppt ipuroe.
Die J1eser GbarIes Stegua uno Diuiam
Miler in OaDenport, Sa., eerietbsn pegen
elmer G9ulb bon Is Gents in Streit, in
befen @erlauf @tegau ieinen Gegner rritu3.
0a5 Mefer battle bic unter benz linten
S@liifeltein Giegenoe@ 6lagaber bur9T6nit>
ten. Ser M0rber 1T .terbaftet.
Sobn Waeder erf6oB in 2DuisDiGe, &n.,
feline 9aus9dlterin, neil iie fi9 tpegerte, i'm
gu feirdtben. Damn riftete ct bic 0uffe ouf
fi3 ieldit unb f4oB fth tobt.
Sin augeni9einlid tpobl5a6eaosr pferbsz
bdnbler Namsns Sames Benton, angebli9
aug @alesburq, ST., Fat BEL Ni9ita, aas.,
ben iungen 8ieh3iidter S, 8. Summer aus
Stlaboma erf4ofen, aIs herielbe berfu9te,
nit 9enton's a4t5e9nidbriger Sodbter Cola
bur9au6ren1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-24

Gus Snbepenbence, 81, ber!6tet man.
baB Der gfb Mittpod in ben Stau bon
poter SAP, DIR 10 Meilen fiibftd bon Tier
trobat, einI9lug unO OaB feline flint S0bne,
Die i'm Stall f9lisfen, getObtet tpuroen.
molfenbru6.
Sn SoGge eines Woltsnbru4s in
8ribgsbtue, flint Meilen liibpeflid
bOn p~ittsburg, pelder 5reitag Mor=
gen Inn ba1b 9 n6r niebsr9ing, trut
bet Sam U1iG Stun iber bic nfer unb
ri9tete bubur9 9roBen Go4cb,n Oil. Stint
Q%erionen, bic an nfer %itanOsa, tpuroen bon
ben 5lut6en peggerifen u1D finb %ertrunten.
Die Namen berielben fine: HegiS 2oftu5,
Grau 6. 2oftus, Srau O'SDaug9neiTD, ein
u~nbefdnutes 8inb unD ein unbefannter
Mann. Oas 11ngliid Tann am TuBe Der
Main Str, i'm MsftenO, itott. tno eine groBe
MenIdenmenee bas f6ncQe Stetgen 6es
Sam MiG Stun bsoba9t.ts.
Man tpsiB, bab eun Yer!onen am 1fer
ftcnben, ais bui1eIbe pea9eriIcn ipuroe, uno
buB pie ~unge9eben, finf oaoou s~rtrunfen
iinb.
;Geuersbriinlfe.
W1Dntag Morgsn purbe Garterbile, Su.,
bas erf boriges Sa6r our 9dlfts bur9 Seuer
serftDrt purbe, tpieberum BON elmer f9redz
li6en 6euersbrunt bein9efu6t, bic @igenz
t6um i'm Mertbe BON $4,000 berni9tete.
M9t Seer onen, bic auf Dem 0a4e zines Sc
bdubeS i~tunben, in tpel6em cine grploiirn
~erfolgte, purben er9ebli9 berleBt. Sc finb
bies bic foGgen0en:
9yranf 6. 9ebarb, WiGiam s. S9omTon,
Nr6. Mbams, Sep Goolonb, Did aeIb,
Mm. 8ingerp Ien,, po6rI6einli9 tobtlib,
Scbn &iharbIon, pabri@einli9 t0otli4,
unb %. 9. Seth,
8iele Der ne1en mpbernen 9ebGu0e Ttnb
Dem Seuer gum Spfer gefulen unb pon benz
Mittelpuntte Der Stabt Bis gum SQinois
@entralz8abnbof 1T feiu @au5 ite6en ee=
blieben.
Die Werfe Der r5ia3 Saus 5ulphibe 4}utp
anb Mining Company" in pprites, q. g.,
iinb abgebrannt. Der ltriprung bes 6sltsrs 1T
t1t9t befannt. Der 8erlait miro auf $780,
900 obseT3dbt; Die gerfi4eruna bstrd9t
$4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-24

Sent @elb, IobaB man unnimmt, bob ibre
Mittel eri9opft paren.
Der nQOmiral OepeD", ber erffe Der pier
9ampfer, Die BON ben Gromps fir Die ums=
rifanii9e 9oit0ampfer : @sis1I9aft eebaut
tperbsn, lit Oonneritug Na9mittas in Y6itaz
be1pbiu gliidli4 bonn @tapel seIaufen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-24
gerhrnhrEtt.
mloro uno Selbft1moro.

gatrid S. Gorbett, Der 8ater oon Sanees
s. Gorbett, benz befdnnten Sauf ttfddmpfer,
erf9oB 9ienitog am friiben MOrgen feline
Satin unb riAtete bana bic 8offe gegsn
fi9 1e1bit u1b beging SeIbtmor6. Die 81
milienmitglieber unb ndberen 8efanntea uni
Sreunbe Gprbett's nshnren ali, baB er biz
Shat i'm 3uftanbe tsmporaree @eiitesF0runQ
begtng.
Die f9redli6e SragD0is fpisGte It6 in BET
GorbettT9en @obnung, DO, $40 9upesItr.
San Srancisco, iiber benz 2ei6itaa oes Glte>
rem Gorbett, ab.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-24
Rdubr1oro.

Ranbmoro.
Oonnerftug Mbenb murbe in Der Nd6e bes
8eGe SsGe purf, 9etrott, bic 2ei9e bes in Der
y9G6e bon pittsfisIb, Mi9., anfdlfgen Sarz
mers Baltimore 6. Ni6olS i'm 5lui1e treibenb
o~efunben. Die 8eine tpuren nit &upferbrdbt
sufdnmengebuuben unb bic 2e!&e mar NIT
apet groBen Gteinen bef9nert. RiAols Derz
1ieb feline Wobnrng am oerganganen Mittz
mod bor elmer Mo6e, unb bic 2ei6e bat it9,
alem Nni9ein na6, penigitens felt elmer
@o4e i'm Mafer befunben. NiAOls bate
mebrere humber! Dollars BET fi9, oGs ct
gittsfieGo berIieB, unb ba iebt fein @elo bel
inn gefunben ipurbe, glaubt Die polt3st, haB
er bag Spfer zines Raubmoroes tpuroe.
moroerifde 11eeer.
sSreitag UNI Mitternd9t tpurbe in
Mounb @itp, Su., Elm WeiBer, g2umenS
Sarbep Mc9otpeG, 1T mOroeriT3er Nbz
@eItern, Tim Mitternadt, tpurbe Elm Weiz
fer, Iamens 6arnep McDope4, bier in Der
gld6e Der 9tabtgrenae in m0roerif4er Mbz
ft6t BON bier Negern iibei FaGen. Mc0DDe4
mfanb 1t9 nit 1einer 5raI in etnem Tarz
mertpa9e1 auf benz Nege nah &sntudp uno
campfire pGbrenb Der Nadt i'm Sreier, giler
Der Neger, Der fib Sum gampTpn nsnnt,
feuerte flint @9II1e auf O}c3opeG ab, BON
benen elmer cine tDbttihe Wunbe perurz
1cGte. Die Neesr ipurorn an Na9mlttdg in
gee9poob betbuftet.
Betriiet oen Gal9er.
Charles .. auifer, bsr bsrurt9eiIt tpur,
am 6. September tpsgen Grnor6ung Yeiner
6rau ge6dngt 3u reroen, bat in feiner Belle
i'm GDuntDgefdngniB gu Norristopn, 3d.,
Ieinem 2eben Elm @nbe gema9t. Gr bur9z
16nitt 5i9 suerit mittelit elmer ubrfeber bic
Gulsubsr am Iinfen 9anbgelsnf unb erbdn9.e
ft9 bunn. sSames 81. Glenr!er itebt chem
faus tpeqen Sbeilnabme an Der Grmorbung
Der GSrau auiIer Der 9inri6tung Dura ben
@algen ~entge9en. 2i53ie 9e GoGb, bic be-
rii9tigte rOame in G4par3", fat ebenfaIs
eingeitanben, baB ie eine 9eIfer s6elferin bel
Dem Weorbe gepeien iet unb fiebt iebt i'm ST.
f6ngniB ibrer @erurtb:ilung entgegen.
BGntiee 6ehoe.
Die @emetnen oSSamss so. Meabores unb
Sonus l1rp BON Gompagnie IS" bes 3. Ga
~liforniu : &egiments geriet6en un1 0isnsz
taq I'M Camp Barrett BET Sat(ano,
Sal, in einen Gtpeit, Der 5u einem blutigen
Sraq0bie ausartete. llrb rin3t int 0oipitale
ees Rotben &reu5es NIT Dem Sooe, na4oen
linn BON Meabores bic &eb!e brn Sbr 81
S6r bur9f9nitten mar. Der blutige Streit
trar bas grgebniB elmer alten Se6Oe, Die iiber
GSeIbangelegenbeiten uusge6rc@sn mar. Mea=
brres bate BET 5pet fri9eren gelegenbeiten
terTu9t, fem Spfer gu srte3sn.
2tnerIei morothaten.
ssanes u. 8atsr, @Orite9er Der nMuieftic
@teel Gange So" in ct. Bouts, 1T bor fei=
ner 0obnung in go. 5055 Rioge aDe. BON
Campbell NIguier erI9ofen por0en.
0ie Mdnner tparen iiber nngebz
IiGe gemerfungen 8ater's iiber QGz
oaier's @6pefter 8ettp, bic in Der
gGbe BON Safer tpobnt, III Strsit geratben
Mtttpo9 Morgen ipurbe in einem Mais=
Ifelbe in Der Ndbe BON Union Sin, ST., bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-08-24
GrhebIider t1nfan.

9ur4 bas 6erunberfa1en bes 8eftmIes
an Dem Ne1bau No. Ats uno ATT 93oro 5.
@traBe, philadelphia, fpurben bier Mdnnsr
getOctet unb mebrere anbere n itli4 bsrlsBt.
gilbert 9reen unb S6omas 2pons, 5lpet Der
@etObteten, paren auf benz @eriifte on bee
4rbeit, als Der 3uiammentur3 erfolgte. Sas
f6mere @efims rib fte b%erunter ano bus
gnn5e 8eipiht itiir3te auf bic Maurer Rsru1z
ter, bic uuf benz 8iirgeriteig an Der @rbeit
tparen. Die 2eute tpurben unter ben Sriimz
mern begraben urtb es banerte gerdume 3ett,
Bis tie berau5gei4ufft puren,
Die SOoten finb:
gilbert @reen, Muurer, 80 Sabre uIt; binz
terldBt etne Srau unb bret Rinber.
Sfomds 2pons, Maurer, 30 Sabre alt.
@brtittan 54OeGter, gigsnt6Iimer zines
orftOBenben GigarrenGubens, So Sabre ait;
blnterldBt cine 5rau unb 3nti GinDer.
oorrp @bans, Mnurer, % SATIRE alt, bon
gamben,R S.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-01-28
SCHOOL COLUMN.

EDITED By FRANC IlNDORN.
Hamilton Feb. g.
Visitors welcome.
Sammie Bettes spent Friday in Port
Huron.
great deal of interest is taken in
bookkeeping.
Mary Irving visited the High Room
Tuesday afternoon.
Ada Weston and Leo Bow are absent
on account of sickness.
Polly Williams visited the High
Room Friday afternoon.
Allie Stoner is organist in the Second
Intermediate Department.
The Geometry class is having origi-
nal demonstrations this week.
Ethel Beadle is the new pupil in the
Second intermediate Department.
Blauchart Rowe and Clyde Swift are
new pupils in the Second Primary De-
partment.
Carl Brown was champion of the
Spelling match in The First informed
late Department.
Minnie West was champion of A.
Olt'tC HltliiiE ittNNNh anu 4<Nlltl
Sweet of the B. Grade.
Pearl Mcdonald visited in the First
Intermediate, Department and the
High Room Wednesday afternoon.
The a. Grade of the Second Primary
Department is taking for SUPPLEMENT-
airy reading, Great Americans for
Little Americans.
Leslie Menzies was champion of the
Fourth Grade Geography Spelling
match last Friday and julia Wallace
of the Fifth Grade.
Desk copies for the Primary Depart
ments are: Stories of Great Inventors,
Stories of Colonial Children. Seed
Babies, Little Nature Studies and Stor-
les of the Red Children.
The girls Of the Grammar Depart
ment organized Literary Society
Monday night. The officers are as fol-
lows:-Pres., Lulu Michaels; Vice
Pres, Vernie Kelley; Tres, Birdie Har-
ris; Sec, Blanche Parkinson. The
first program will be given one week
from next Friday.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-01-28
Deposit your money where it is safe.
per cent interest on Time Ger
tificates of Deposit.
All + Business + Strictly + Confidential
$it COFFINS.
No Pauper Can Have a More
Expensive One.
(Port Huron Times }


Last week an old man by the name
of Roger Strudgeon died at Emmett.
He was penniless and homeless. Sup
ervisor Dunnigan and others who had
known StrudgeOn for years determined
to see that he was given a decent bur-
ial Martin j. Bourke, the undertaken
was called in and furnished casket
and shroud and paid for the digging of
the grave. The undertaker's fees
amounted TO $500. Supervisor Dunni-
gan certified to the bill and it was sent
to the superintendent of the poor for
payment. On Saturday Undertaken
BOurke called at the poor office and
was informed that the bill had been
allowed at $40. superintendent Nc
COrmick and Scott informed the irate
undertaken that not One-half of the tax
payers of st. Clair County could afford
to pay for $42 funeral. Bourke
maintained in forcible language that
he could not afford to contribute S42.50
towards pauper's funeral. The super
intendents were obstinate and would
not raise the price to more than $50. Su-
perintendent Mccormick said he could
buy collins by the carload for Sl1 and
that the county had adopted $ll
scale.
When Bourke found that the super
intendents would not pay his bill he in
formed them that he would return
home, dig up the remains and secure
possession of his coffin. If he has not
changed his mind the remains of Rog-
er Strudgeon are now resting in a
rough box in the Emmett cemetery.
The deceased was brother of DIR.
Strudgeon, who was once Democratic
candidate for collecor of customs dur
ing President Cleveland's term of of
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-01-28
Electric Bittters.

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen.
orally needed, when the languid ex.
hausted feeling prevails, when the liver
is torpid and sluggish and the need OF
tonic and Alternative is felt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers.
No medicine will act more surely In
counteracting and freeing the system
from the malarial poison. Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness
yield to Electric Bitters. SOC and 0l!O0
per bottle at Grant Holden's drug
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-01-28
Notice to TAXPAYERS.

| will be at the Rapley House, Yale,
every Friday during the month of
February for the purpose OF collect
ing taxes. Robert Carson,
Township Treasurer.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-01-28

GRAND MAS TEA, only 10 cents, II
doR't cost q fortune to give il trial.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-01-28

GRAND MAS TEA, 10 cents, cures
stomach, kidney and liver diseases.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

Gs 1T fat ungGuu6Gt6,
f6reibt Elm 8eri9tertatter Der
DStaats3eitung," pie piel 9eutI8e Ii6
unter Den 8eguldrep i'm Qdger gu
Montaut 9pint befinben. so man
gebt unD itebt, bort mar oeuti9e Raz
men, penn 8orgsIeBte einem Mann eli
men @uftrag geben. Mir fogts Elm
rnterofFi5ier, OaB na9 ietnem 9afirz
balten minbeftens Elm Dritte1 Der Or
NEE aus 9euti9en p0er Don bsuti9er
@bitammun9 beftebe uno es gie6t eli
men 8aDdlIerietrupp, in Dem BON 100
Mam Sc 0eutf9e Tino. Oabsi giebt
es Qeute, bic in Der oeutI9en Qrmee
gebient BADEN. 0iefe Gebtersn Iino
iibereinitimmeno Der 4nii6t, OaB bier
Der 9ienit, penn nt6t anf~trengenber,
10 bod .benio itreng 1T, ME orauBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20

ueber bic 2ubronen err
fG6rt man hur9 cine Mtttbeilung Ell
nes l~angjd6rigen 8epObners OerIelben,
baB 3rpei Der SnieIn i4On ieBt that
fG6li9 ameritanii9 Iino, ndmli4
Soipan uno 3ota. pelde Elm Qmeritaz
ner 9epa9tet Fat, UNI bort bic S6peiz
nefletI4 : 90felei gu betrei6sn. Raz
mentli9 ~eritere SnIel lit bon BON
S9peinen, bic BON dmeritanii4e fen
Walfti9fubrern bort gelaTen tpprbsn
Finb unb Gib auBerorbsntli9 Dermebrt
baben. Rota but 493, Sutpon 861
@inpobner, bon benen 300 ppn benz
9d9ter brett bef4Gftigt perosn, Die
ein5ige ionittge Snouitrie uuf ben Ga
bronen beftsbt in Der 9eritelung bon
GooosnuB S9nopps, Der na3 ben
&arolinen, 0eu : @uinea uBo ben iOnz
itisen Ii0Ii9en Snieln ~pertauft pirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-20
GIac1 @afbinatUR.
y2Dpal Blue zine
nab philadelphia uno Rrw gOrf.

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d,nfoo,1 n 5Ep,iisJRsoonr s4 GG ,gzpsiiez
g0aoo0rl Wormiffa1s I15S - X Srgii,y01egprJ
40. 600 Speiie : gyoaeouI Ve5nitfoSs. q.6j
Wbsros II TX Pahts G3Isi.yRo5goT NON JI- mo.
palsStotior nii,n fHr W1Taoirr, mn loon Wbss
Sountocg. i755 10 Sptiss9g6ooor ]gi5rmifta55.
~ X Er,ii,.g0gooor1 z 10 ~ ~ Sn,{rg0ga9CrI
Rabmittogs. 600 4ssnbg. as gadJrs. S9lIfs
gDaqqon BON g{f. Rogals station, oifen iur VaFls
Qod atIonticsgifp. n. 70 Worm.. u ~. 2l5 MN
2 40 po4rrift11s
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Ser .,9merirnu."

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125 sSQ16re aft; oas 8laEt uno feline
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uuo Stautsmann mar. N6er Der
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alien grpBsn Mdnnsrn Deg 2anbsS be-
tQnnt uno nit pielen 6efreunbet gez
reIen. DIS DaS 8Iatt gegriinbet MUIR
be, 6atten Die &plonie'n taum 10 DieIs
peiBe Ginpohner, as iid 6eute i'm
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fam beute nit Stol3 Iagen, gu Dem
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ferner pa6Ien unO blii6en!