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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19
NEWS OF THE WHEELMEH.
Spec Neville Returns to Cycle
Racing--Gossip of the Clubs.

w r. (sSpec") Neville has signed a
contract with Manager Fred w. yoigt, Of
the board track, to meet any man that
Voigt may decide upon in an unlimited
pursuit race on July 80, the riders to
start from opposite sides of the track.
Neville has been backward this year in
regaining his old time spirit, but is still
strong in long distance racing. He is con-
fident that no one can ever overtake him
in a pursuit race
Arrangements nave been made with the
customs authorities whereby bicycles 10
be used in the championships at the Mon
real meet will be admitted into canada
free of duty. For this purpose the Trans
portation Department of the Canadian
Wheelmen's Association has provided
certificates, the presentation of which will
frank the machine through The certif-
Gates can be obtained from the [. A. w.
Racing Board.
The Connecticut division of the L. A.
w, together with other interested organ-
izations, is working on a plan which pro-
vides for a magnificent highway which
will run the entire length of the State
from east I'd west. The cost will be sew
eral millions, but the farmers and wheel
men of the State feel certain they can
convince the coming legislature that this
win be an economical expenditure. The
principle that good roads pay for them
selves within a reasonable time and en-
hance the property values in their vie nifty
is being strongly urged. and while the I'M
dertaklng IS a tremendous one, There is
little doubt 1t will be almost entirely sue
cessful If the wheelmen of Connecticut
~ IF &h1 7fx4;fo% D.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19
RNALLY PICNIC AUGUST l4

A meeting of the Frank McNally Assoc
citation, Of which Mr.. McNally of the
Board Of Freeholders is the standard
bearer, was held at the club house last
night. Arrangements were made for the
annual excursion. to be held at Cornwall
ton Grove, Monday, August "A. The club
has secured the steamer Sylvan Stream
n the two c~ommodious barges, Column
bia and Walter Sands. The excursionists
will leave Pavonia avenue and Morris
street docks.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19
WITH THE BoWLERS.
Schooke's Three MEN Tourney Con-
tests Offer Good Sport.

A large crowd gathered at schocke's al
leys. last night, to witness the ham
pionship contests in the three-men team
tournament. Pie contests were up TO
the tandard that has prevailed through
the tournament, and the spectators en-
joyed the sport very much. The follow
ers of the teams did a good share OF
roofing and general excitement prevailed.
The second team Of the Castle Point
CycIers met the Montauks in the first Sc,
ries and a hard struggle was kept up to
the finish. The wheelmen won the first
game easily and were badly beaten IN
the second. BY hard work they also won
the third game by a margin Of II pins
The Pin knights took the Montauks'
in the second series and won tbs
first game from the Castle Points and
were beaten in the last two. The high
est score Of the night was made by Il.
sauntrock. His record was 1888 The
scores
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19
AMERlcUS CLUB MET

The regular meeting 0 fthe Americas
Club was held last evening at the ciup
rooms. No. 4S5 Grove sereet- Bouievara
Commissioners John D. Urqunart. presl-
dent Of the club, presided The meetlns
was attended by fully fifty members SaA
new members were elected and I'VE pro-
positions were received for membersnip.
They will be passed at the next meeting
of TIE association.
In the month of August the interior OF
the club house will be thoroughly reno
The committee in charge Of the outing
recently held reported that It was the
most successful in the clubs history
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19
STOLE WHEEL, PAINTED IT YELLOW

Joseph Lennox, of NO. q Coles street,
TWELVE years old, was sent to the County
Jail this morning for three months by
Police Justice POTTS, for stealing a BIZ
cycle from De Witt Romaine, of No. 70
Erie street. Young Lennox hired the
wheel Monday afternoon for an hour. He
failed to return It. Yesterday Lennox
was seen by Detective Bumsted, of the
Seventh street station, riding along Erie
street. He was placed under arrest. The
wheel which was originally black was
painted yellow. Lennox admitted hav-
ing hired the wheel but could give no
reason why he painted the wheel yellow.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19
ENGINE MADE A CLEAN JOB or IT
Threw Driver, Broke Pole, Damaged
Harness and Hurt Horses.

while drill engine No. 2T4 Of the Central
Railroad was running up and down the
Johnston avenue yards about $50 this
morning the driver of n of the CONSOLE
dated Express Company's wagons at
tempted to cross the tracks at Johnston
avenue. He had gone but a few feet
before the drill engine came along with
a rush and crashed into the rig. throwing
the driver from his seat. breaking the
pole of the wagon, damaging he harness
and badly i~njuring the two horses. cut
ting them about the legs. The driver
escaped without injury.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19
EXPRESS EMPLOYEES PICNIC.

The United States and Baltimore n
Ohio Express Companies Employees
Association will givs its fifth
nnuai afternoon and evening picnic At
Pohlmannss Pavilion, Saturday, August
( Eekert's orchestra will give the dance
music. The Committee Of Arrangemenls
is:-John s. Murphy. chairman w IN
R,1sh. secretary Thomas Armstrong,
treasurer: ]. Monahan. John Ryan and
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19

SCORE BY INNINGS.
JOVISL N-E-FI-FOF7.
Liberty A. Co.. 4 2 2 9 0 0 6 2-26
Aroma F.. C....... 3 5 / 0 8 0 1 / 2-16

Fallon. Golden, G. Finnelly 2. Price. Wal
lace. Three base hits-Fallon, Nick, Dor
an. Demery. Home runs-Fowler, Fowler.
Fallon. Golden. Smith. Lahey. Sacrifice
hits-Doran, Roberts. Nichols, Sullivan.
Nick. Left on bases-Lfbertys. 2; Aromas.
3. First base on balls-Off Lahey. 4: off
Stanaway. 6; off Wallace. s. First base on
errors-Libertys. 5. Aromas, 2. Struck out
BY Lahey. 9; by Stanawy. ); by Wallace.
4. Triple play-Smith, Fallon and Fowler.
Time of game hours SIS minutes. UNI
pires-Messrs. Drexler and Powers.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19
WAS LET OFF EASY

Henry M~oorehouse. Of NO. 1884 Hender-
son street, employed as a clerk by G.
Kalasiki, a butcher and grocer at No. 1888
Twelfth street. was fined IS by Justice
Potts this morning for dumping rotten
fish on the vacant lots on Ninth street.
Brady Manufacturing Company, of
Ninth street. made the complaint.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19
ANNOYED PEDESTRIANS.

James crestoe, Of No. 1876 Grove street.
one of q gang of young mem which CON
gregates at the corner Of Grove and Sixth
81 the Seventh street station last night.
The young man WAS charged with ans
noyinx pedestrians. Justice Potts lined
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19
JACK ROSE.
ORE BY INNINGS.

Films ...... 80. o 0 21 0 0 0-6
Jack Rose .....-..- l 0 5 0 / Q Q ks
The Liberty A. c. met the Aroma F. G.
Monday at Mercer street and defeated
them easily. The Lfbertys showed up bet
ter in all features of the game than did
their opponents. Early in the game they
got on to Stanaway and hit him hard.
Clever base running and average fielding
were also features that had much to do
with the result. The score:-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19

derstand why he is not In better condition
this year for racing. There is always a
large crowd on land to see him compete
SURPRISED.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19

Total So. ...... 1851 10
And whereas. Said resolution was On
June Is. 1899. ~coneurred in by this Board
and was on June II. 1899. approved by His
Honor the Mayor: now be it
Resolved. That the Board OF Finance
borrow the sum of $S521 10 for the purpose
temporary loan bond be issued therefor.
to be signed by the Mayor and sealed
with the city seal and attested by the
sly 81 ns Tae eent W ner au Sarall S Sna , lmss1 5 San, s,
sufficient 10 pay the interest and principal
thereof be placed in the amount to be
following the issuance thereof.
BY Mr.. Nidlige. on behalf OF the Conn
mittee on Finance
Resolved. That the city Collector Is
hereby directed and empowered to can
eel of record the assessment for taxes
year 1881 against Plot Ia 3. c. d., f #.
g. II. / and }, Block ns. Prospect street,
assessment. as certified 70 BY the Tax
Commissioners
Bv Nj. Mialire. on behalf Of the Conn
Resolved That IN accordance with
Chapters 2l7 and 2S9. Laws Of 1895. tenn
porary loan bonds In the amount Of $s4eQo
mand, with interest at the rate 0f 21E per
cent. per annum. nj the proceeds derived
from the sale OF said bonds to be issued
S7S2 2s5.N Improvement certificates.
by Mr.: Midlige. on behalf OF the Com
drawn On the City TreasurerIn favor Of
that officer. to be deposited 10 the credit
Of July. 1889. interest. as fol1sws:-
On General Account, to pay Inter
est on Assessment Bonds .....- 200 no
On Water Account $3.50
n. F. KAIAHER:
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19

one quart Of milk. four eggs. five table,
spoonfuls sugar. -four tablespoonful corn
starch. When milk is at a boiling point
add eggs and sugar beaten together;
thicken with the corn starch dissolved In
a little milk; flavor with vanilla. When
cold line dish with sponge cake or lady
fingers. pour on the custard and serve.
with or without whipped cream,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19

MONTATKS.
SECOND sERIEs-FIRsT GAME.

e POINT No. z.
c4..;1~1. Cro~ac CT
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-07-19

The Committee on Finance reported on
bond III Edward Craig, Constable, from
the Twelfth Ward. recommending THAT
the bond be received and approved, en-
filed.
The report was received and the recon-
m6ndation8 therein contained were adopts
the YEAS and nays b4 the President:
Te8s-Ef&kfdcnt Lemtec( and Mfs3fS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-11

9annemarn 81 k9en. 9r. Same.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-11
Wns bcm Mat9baujc.

Maror 5opes fat CUR Sell seraos
.li6t ben leiHIsIten YoIt'n i'm Rathz
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nortliGe 4mt 1T Dem Or. Sus. gosz
len, pelder Elm Nad6ar oes Wapors
SAINTS mar, als 2sbtsrsr al Der Strlz
dsrltraBe pp6nte, a~n9ebolsn porosn,
uno ipa6rIdsinlih piro oerIelbs bas
2(mt anne6men.
Del Superintendent Der iidotllden
S6ulsn, prpfe6or 8. u. WIle, bat Elm
3urEdrei6en an die S6ul : Prinz
aipa.e erlalItn, tpetdes beIiimmt, bah
bic grer5ilien, our9 pelds Den Sim
barn 6e;9sbraft peroen [oa, pIe lie
Iin Bal elmer Jsuerssefabr in elnsr
Shuts gu bene6men boben, regelmaBlg
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5r. %. Ropal Stofes, Der ItGoti|6e
gat!triotoes, fat fir bic Staaisz@ez
,ufo6edg : 9ebOroe cine l~or9tdltIgs
untsrIutung oes Da6ers BON bier
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more einen Sbel Ieinss SrinttpaRsrs
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Wa1sr Ie9r unrein III, uno puroen
in sinem 5ropEn beg Wa1ers aus Els
mem oieIer 5GiHe 100000 8aftersn
oefunoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-11

9olfes tparen aeiprenat, Die Seslonen
Der Sbrarnen sel4lagsn, bic 5rei-
hsitgulodsn lGuteien unb sriiBtsn oas
amerifani5de 8olf gu ben @ssnunssn
bes 6risbens! Souhaeno umrIn9's
i'm bic sDttlids 8srshruns oes freigez
poroenan Bottles, oas 10 lan9e bic
Shma9 Der &ns6tF6aft 9elragarl.
Shtpert nisbsr, UNI NIT 5reuoent9rdz
men benz Gamble Eeinsn IbT4isosgrub
susurufsn. 5risoe uno Woblfu6rt! -
@r IslbTt eing Doran, inoem er 6s'ms
febrte, auf Isinsn 4dsr. UNI bort bic
Segnunsen ces 6risoens i'm poaIisn
MaBs gu ssniebsn. = N;his TONNE
i'm blsnosn uno IRE kiten; Of audi
Der rMenId" i'm auf.iIterte: rSprs4
elm Wort, - bann miiFen bic Sitine
gu 8rpo psrben!" - Ssu9s Define
3nis Dor Der nimmsrFatIen Welt, uro
Ines 1T Sein! -
Nein! sr pies ben 9eriu6 bon Ii6
uno Fat Der Welt elm epiges Ssi1piei
bon pabrer @rDBe uno pabrsr0siosn=
@tGrfe eege6en, uno fein Hams piro
geIegnet BON Miaionen Msni4en Der
@1oe.
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bisIer 5eisr uno ibrsr groBsn 8sbsuz
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spii6sn oamais uno beute.
grgrsiFeno mar Mafh;rsIun's 4bz
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Gpnareb. Mit propRt;ffsr Sraft
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2anb in Der 3usunTt 6ebro6en Mir
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me Dor jsoer Nolasn uebsr6e6ung; Dor
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ro6e WjQtir bsr engl;T4sn 8eoriiter,
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N6er mas Iehen mir? 8risgeriTde
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f1br!sn. Ws6e, oreima. pebe, penn
mar in friegerji6sn ShauipIslen oss
2anos5 9r0Be iutt! 9as Sabr6unz
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-12-11
@rriht hes sanitats : Gummiiars.
gfbrobms Der 9ipbt6eritis : @rtron'
tun9en. - Die 3abl Der Geltorb''
men uno bic Spos5urIdGe. 8e4
b%uriaIidtiItif.

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ten famsn Dor. Dit SterbIidiettsrate
fir bic 8e7ammt 9epDlterung betrag
1928, fir bic Dtibtn 1889 uno tur
bic Neoer 1888 pro 1000. IS ltorben
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uro 40 Sabre, Is 3piIAen 40 uno so
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mo 100 Sabre ait. DIS gs6oren purs
Den 1873 nsiBe uno 30 Negertjnoar an
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6u62n, Qe9en oarsn 6eilung e5 nt4t5
8eKeres 9is6t, pie Or. 4uguF SOnig'a
Sumburgtr Sropftn.
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@us bcm Snneren Marblanb's nno
ben augrrn;enoen Staaten.
@ntanei eeI6nitten.

g6us. s. Worrensr, Elm Sremier Der
.NDroliden Gentratz9u9n," fiel am
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unglidts mar Elm SoltGmorer.
Seinen 8erleBungen erlsz
Der 9~obsnarG6er Benjamin MDsrs
Don Gdbart<Mine, NllsganD|GountDt
tpeI6er am 0ontiagungsta9e auf elmer
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an ben 5pLsen Der Wunoe gel torbsn.
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Drei tlsins G::nber.
5euer in tn
Sn Nnnoprlis purbsn am 5reitag
Rafmitaag orei aus 9ols gdbaute
SGufer eingedifsrt. Die sGben tan
Den on Der nrlGngerten WeitItrobe.
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100 Sabre alt uno muBte nit 9slpalt
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fperosn. Oia beiosn observation-disclosures
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ii9 fcfort Dem 5risoensriatsr Ruitic.
8sips MGnnsr baben 5antlie.
Gin Wegslagerer ubsr<
litet.
GrrTt Sones. Elm iunger 5urmer,
pel6sr orei Meilsn nDrolid Don Rodz
ollie, Montgomsrp : Sountp, Mb.,
mc6nt, purps am Samita9 Nbsno onf
benz 9simpese BON Daibington, mo er
Elm Jupsr 5eu psrtauft battle, BON eiz
rem glsgsr ~ouFgebaltsn, pelher bds
8elo osa jungsn Wunnes forosrts.
oScnss totte SIT in papisrgelo uno
l Sent in Der SufGe, uro BON benz
RGltber ~unbnrsrft, itedte er Oas Yoz
pisroeGo {fnel in Den Stisfel. Der
Neoer nurfiufts bann bic 5ai6sn oes
jungen Mannss. funb absr nur ben Ell
zen Sent. IuT bic 5rags, mas er
Den nit Ts;nem @sloe 9stban, antporz
tste Sone5, fein 8ater, Der per Sobn
no6 9auie sefabrsn lei, babe ss nit
9enpmmen.
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Seiratbsz9iren;cn.

6eiral68 sQ,cen6en purOen SamFiug
pom Glert QiDing'ton i'm Common
pleas : @erift an folgenoe Yerionsn
ausSsIteat:
Samss q. 3ir6n unb Gina Ssibert;
Nppl.tant 6. 8. &irbp, Jft. 8l3, Oh1
SORT : No1nu2.
SoIep6 u. 81. 9anIant uno 49ne6
MCMarter; Npplitant S. u, H.Buns
Funt, Nr. %, 9operHrdBe, Spurrotp5
Yoint, WfD.
Wm. Berlin unp 2lnnie Werner;
Qpblifant SEQ Berlin, Or. 1O40, Orz
2om6arbItraBe.
Samuel OorIep uro aalie Qnto7
6o6; Npptlfant 2oui5 s, Sor's, Ifr.
11O6, WsH 2dnpat&ItraBs.
0m. s.. Barnett urfo 9irQ.n.dSr91
| oni; Nppl;tonl B. 8. Barnet, Nt.
318, g8ea q. StraBe.
NtFr$b %. WooD uno N3G:e S.Qor7
rinolon; NppGtont AlIreo g. Booo,
Nr. 742, 81 preIiorIrdBt,
2atprence 7Falon urp ylorp 0emP1
FEB; Npplitont 2drprsnCt 6auon, 9'F.
| 11O7, Oh 5sDsrolTiroBc,
Qucfen W{iGs pno Moa.s Petlit;
Qpplifant Quci9n Y}ills, Yr. 924,
Somoen : gtpsnue.
GbriHian :. gotIIer uno 0e'tloa
Oe6r;d; Nppl..ant :. e. 8ot1'r, ytr'
1888, guttsrp : 4Oeru@.
Wm. Gupprtft uno &otie 6oro;
Mppi;funt poul 6. SuIhmon, @a''
brpof : Qpenue unO QanIonitr.
somuG 3. ). 6uniOm uao Grma
&. g~arlaolop; Npplitdnt 3beooore
n. SmitE, Nr. sos, Goiumbta@4o'.
SalpaEore 9ropsn3o uno nina PaIz
fi7ono; Npplifart S2loacore Pfooff@
ga, Nr. $40, 9utsrFraBs.
Daniel s.. 8u6man urO 3tisn :.
9ries; Wppl:font Gmjl 0ortrum, yfF.
1875, Slo : 6aar,esHrab:.
Qou:s friedman unO 8:'ti' 0u2,t'
Ipplifonf Worr.s 6retom1n, w.
| 274. Norb : GrsttrtrdBs.
8tomfenp16L ya0ni5in
GItbsr : Cog, 0t. 9, D. 9: H." az
pa8l.e ositsTn in Otr r93il3nt9toP2,
6nGe" in sirer 8aneral 8srl1mniz
f,n1 olg fire 8eamten fir oas to1S
msnOs :Ja6r: 8'9;na Gii6:l. Proll-
Ssntir; Rpia Bad, 8ic e.PSdI iS:Gtia;
%Iinor Wanres, Sefrstdr; RotlIle
| 3eIer, 6taBmeiitsrin; 9sittr 30,%nz
6era. Wa6s; Or. Niuiam W0If, un7
Enthusiastic au Birs
the Games &eeltp, Elm 9d)tio'ftq
por Tr. 1900, glrtzRoao, puros qs@
l,rn pom qOli5siri6ter 8raHnan I'M
mitileren QOli3tigeritt rpt8en aH9sb@
Ghsr 0ertauTs pon Spirlruo1tn otl
gpnntao urt<r $500 Siirgi9aJt Dem
0srihtspsrfabren iiberpieien. @r mar
frii6 Motasn5 Don ben Sergeanttn 6.
| "a. Gos uno @m. Smith unO ben
0ol;3:TtM s.. 6ammersla, 6. 9anoD
nrb 6. mcGcur psr4dftst fporoem.
| 6urf 8dlts tpuypen ais 5sugen m!tss'
nommeE.
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Sin bclicbteS Gctrdnf.

IN ben 6sit ~perIOrgten 9iIfen DON
Baltimore miro y@lobe : Srauerei"s
n@osobrGu," ein bsllss, perlenolS, tstn
itmsdencss uno obiolut reines Bier,
i~erpirt. Simmer gut uno BON 9lelf)sr
Quolitdt. SIIte, 5pei 01Beno BIN
Ian, $1.OO. SslepAonirt naA 1925
pcsr ienOet gOftfarle fir cine 9er1
r,,+afa1s (345,0
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Suhen Sic rim MGb1em, elmer

8naben. sinsn arbeiter, 9unopertsr
ooer Dien1tbotsn irseno peldsr Dirt,
10 benuben Sic Die Spaltsn fir Ser
lanst : 4naeisen i'm r9sutiden CORE
f%ponpenten." (Sie5e bic finite @sits.)
WIn16en sic Elm 5aus, einen 2az
ben ober cine 5orm 81 taufsn oor gu
mietben, obsr ponsn sic Elm 9aus,
einen 2aben ober cine 5arm psrtuufen
poer bermietben, 1onten Sic bic @pafz
ten fir 9~erfaufsz unb 9ermistbungsz
Qnssigsn i'm yOaut16sn Gorrefponz
bsnten" benuBen. (Siebe bic FINITE
G.ite.)
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Sfotlpn.n,
G1ationen

Bettsrous1i6tsn = 6iir
MarDldno tribes Wettsr, aeeen unl
MOntag uno tpahrifsinI5d audi an;
G:enItag, taltsres Ws.:er am O:enIua
Nafm;ttag Deer in Der Na6t, iGicl.hs,
na4 Wsltsn umlprinsenos Dinoe.
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@tGtig fit Ansetgenoe.

Sn WarplanO erideint auber BEN .9euti&en
&orreiponoenten" teine einaiee beutf6s 3eituns.
tnclte elm. SrudsVreFe 5eFbt. bic i'm Stanpe il.
bic Nnfiage bes s9euti6en @0rreisOuOentsn' tn
~DeHieer. oils
finf Stttuoett
III orr6.n. Die GrsH. pes -Sorreiponpenten' faHa
bic @uilaee irasnb elmer anberen tdoiiaea bouts
i3en Seituna in Nlarnlanb In
fluff Wttnatett
eruden, :aisen unb obiGblen