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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-12-15
VETERINARY SURGEON.

Dir. f. j. Will, Veterinary Surgeon.
will be at Shenandoah House, at every
court. All diseases OF dOmesticsted AMI
mails treated, by the latest approved
methods. u.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-12-15
MARRIED
Something You Need.

wish 10 inform the people of WOODSTOCK
and other sections that will do all kinds OF
upbolstering. such ar renovating sofas CHAIRS
mattresses &C, In the best manner aIIf at thf,
most reasonable prices.
All work guaranteed or the money refund
ed Can refer you 10 some Of our best known
people for whom we have worked.
also continue to do all manner of shoe re-
pairing promptly.
. WIN. II. SHAFFER.
Nov. 10-tf. Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-12-15
DELAYS are Dangerous.


All kinds of Goa. for sale. Apply
Fisman's warehouse by phone or In PEI
son. NJ. II. HOTEL
All orders left at Mr. II. Lee Barge't's
store will receive prompt attention.
Nov. 10 II
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-12-15
A Case of Kidney Disease Given up by
Four Doctors.

Four Doctors.
Beaver Dam, o.
My daughter, after being treated by
four doctors and given up for lost, a
neighbor recommended FOley's Kidney
Cure. Today she Is able to walk several
miles without fatigue. feel we would
have lost her ii il was not for your
medicine. Respectfully.
Mrs. J. VI. BAILEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-12-15
FURS WANTED.

Bring your furs of all kinds to Mauck
& Young's store. on Court days, for
which we will pay the highest cash
prices. j. w. 5HEETz & BRO.
Nov. 24-5mO.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-12-15
SEED OATS
FOR SALE.

One homemade four horse wagon, in
good condition.
JNO. VI. RINKER.
Edith, Va
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1899-12-15

Entered at the Post Office, at Wood
stock, Va, as second-class matter.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-22
TO ISSUE PROCLAMATION.
More Fighting in the Philippines
Ammunition Captured.

Manila, March 2l-President
McKinleys commissioners are pre-
pairing a proclamation to be issued
to the people of the Philippine
Islands. Col, DENLY has not ar.
rived and the other commissioners
will proceed without him The
proclamation will be in line with
that issued by Otis, in compliance
with the presidents Instructions,
some months ago
In the battle at Iloic a battalion
of the 18th infantry, a platoon of
the sixth artillery and the machine
gun battery were engaged. The
engagement was brought on by
the enemys attacks upon the out
post at Jaro Bridge. The only
American killed was private Louis
Biehl of Co B, 18th infantry.
When the Americans were at
tackled they were engaged in max
ing a reconnaissance Cen Miller
personally directed the operations
against the insurgents The loss
to the rebels was due largely to
shells and schrapnel from the artil-
lery. The American line advanced
by rushes 5000 yards under hot
fire, pouring in volIeys upon the
eneHy's position.
From cases Of ammunition captur-
ed it is believed they were furnish
ed the rebels from Japanese and
German sources.
The American troops suffered
terribly from heat, and many
were completely exhausted
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-22
A. W. HAWKS

The reporter was an atom among
"atoms" when comparing numbers
who took the "Hay Burner limited
cut to the park last night to hear
A. w. Hawk lecture.
Some eight or ten ladies lent
their charms to the occasion and
an equal number of men and seve-
raj dogs.
Mr.. Hawk asked all present to
come on the stage and he would see
as to their being seated which he
did.
After telling the assemblage that
they formed a charmed circle, were
an intellectual looking refined peo-
pie, etc, which he explained IN a
stage whisper, that he always told
a small audience this same thing to
make them feel easy and pleased
with themselves whether they we're
with him or what he had to say.
Mr.. Hawk then, by way of intro
ductory, said, he understood after
arriving in Texarkara that the mil
linery stores, four or five in number
would have their grand opening at
night. Soon after this a gentle-
man brought him news that big
Baptist revival was on hand and 1t
would take some of the people
away from his lecture. This did
not scare him, he said much, for he
reasoned that a town of fifteen
thousand inhabitants could still fill
the opera house as also his pocket
with money, while he was re-assur-
ing himself on this line, another
gentleman dropped in and told him
that a debating society would take
place at the school house still
another told him the Elks, the
Maccabees, the Weary Willies,"
the Discontents aod ether organi-
cations would hold meetings and
they feared his house would be slim
and | see that their gravest fears
have been realized.
Here, the speaker said be did not
expect to run up against spring
bonnet show when he made his
dates, he knew they would down
any man, but he was glad he had
tarried day in Jerico (Texarkana)
for it gave HIM a chance to see our
opera house, ride on our street cars
and basque in the sunny smiles Of
superintendent Whitley. Il
Mr.. Hawk, after a witty intro
ductory of the above kind, which |
was enjoyed by all those present,
SAID;
II want to talk something to you
about your Chatauqua, ! see you
hove advertised. We have in the !
United States at the present time
179 Chatauqua's and they are all
self sustaining and money makers;
they are great educators and bring |
many talented people together |
from all parts of the world who,
speak on various subjects. Here |
Mr.. Hawk went into detail and |
made it PLAIN that our city is pecu-
liarly situated to make an ideal |
headquarterters for an organiza
ton of this kind.
After his talk he came amongst |
the audience and shook hands all
around and said he wanted to get
better acquainted and perhaps he
would return some day and give
his lecture.
Those present enjoyed what they
heard and all voted Mr.. Hawks
charming character, and will be
glad to meet up with him again
under more favorable circumstances
to him AZ lpact
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-22
Rim G WOR M
ON RABY'S FACE
Mother Ashamed to Take Him 0ui.
Everything Failed to Cure. CuTI-
CuRA Cured in Three Days.

1 have had my baby sick with his face full Of
ringworm, and tried everything and failed,
was ashamed to take him out, for every one would
look at him. l was told to get CUTICURA. / got
it on Wednesday, and by Saturday his face was
all dried up. Now can take him everywhere.
If people only knew about how his face looked
week ago, and see itto-day, they would never be
without 1t. MRS. j. POTTER,
394 So. First st., Brooklyn N. Y.
Warm baths with CUTIoUBA SOAP and gentle
anointings with CUTIoURA (ontmenD, constitute
the purest sweetest, ,snd most effective humor
treatment ever compounded, and appeals with
irresistible force to mothers nurses and all haV.
ing the care of children afflicted with skin scalp,
and blood humors, with loss of hair.
Sold throughout the world, POTTER D. AND G. Corr,
Sole Props, Boston How 70 Cure Every Humor free.
FACE HUM0RS and F'9E c44EId9a. Hn, FsV;a'd sSEs BY
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-22
JOHN SHERMAN DEAD,

Honorable John Sherman, after
a continuous service of forty years
in different positions in the national
government of our country died on
board the steamer Paris, in West
India waters, off the coast of
Cuba.
Mr., John Sherman was twice in
the cabinet, twice in the senate
and served five years in congress.
He has lived an active and useful
life and goes to the grave mourned
by his former associates.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-22

There Is a class Of metropolitan
subsidized papers, claiming to be
democratic, which are just now
more energetic than ever before in
demanding an income tax, in crying
out against the great trust combi-
nations, in decrying the lmperialis.
tic policy of the present admlnstra-
tion, In condemning the present rot
ten tariff measure-all of which is
very commendable. But these pa
pers are also saying other things
which are neither true or commend.
able. Thep are braying that 'si-
yer is a dead issue and are trying
awfully hard TO bury the cold white
corpse with these other questions.
Beware Of such newspapers they
are not democratic, they are not
honest, they are not truthful, they
are not even American--they bear
the brand and the smell Of the
ghDuls who iufest Wall street.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-22

1t Never Disappoints This is one
of the pecuiarities of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. 1t cures scroIula, salt
rheum, humors, stomach and kid
ney troubles, nervousness.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-22

Wanted good stenographer-.one
familiar With mercantile pursuits.
Good position to right party will
ing to work, Address "W' care
TeXarkanian Office. 3-l9-lw
The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-03-22

Hoods Pills cures all liver lbs.
Easy to take; easy to operate; re-
liable, sure. B
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-06-01
COAL FOR A BIG HOTEL.
How the One Hundred and Forty Tons
Used Daily In the WaldOrf-As.
tOria Are Handled.

There are many things about the
the patron takes for granted without
inquiry or investigation. He can form
no idea of the methods employed from
what he sees in the office. the corridors,
the dining-rooms and the other parts
of the building to which he has access.
and there are not many guests who
wish to pry into the secrets.
For those who take an interest in
such matters the arrangements for re-
ceiving and disposing the coal are not
the least interesting. The Waldorf
Astoria uses 14O tons of coal every "A ],
hours during the winter months. This
coal is all delivered on the Thirty-fourth
street side of the building, but one rare
ly sees a coal cart in front of the hO-
tel. It is all OF the pea and buckwheat
sizes, and is dumped from the carts into
an opening in the ground in the middle
of the Astor court roadway. 1t falls
into hopper which holds about TO-
900 pounds, and from there it is car
ried on an endless chain provided with
buckets to vast coalbin which has
capacity of 700 tons. Daylight never
reaches this bin, which. with its few
blinking lights and great piles Of coal
reaching nearly to the vaulted roof,
looks like corner in coal mine and
little like an annex to palatial hotel
| BY an arrangement of levers the coal
may be dumped from the buckets at
1 I..@ L. ~
of shoveler it may be evenly distrib-
uted in the bin.
| The boiler room is situated lower
down in the ground, and the coal
reaches the fireboxes without being
handled. When the boiler attendant
needs coal for his fire he pulls lever
which opens trap, and through this
Lalf ton of coal falls into feeder
which looks like a monster funnel.
When the feeder has been filed II is
pushed forward on an overhead track,
and when it has reached the proper
point trap in the narrow end OF the
| funnel is drawn aside and the coal
drops into trough in front Of the Are
box. whence it goes in.o the fire.
From the time it leaves the coal
wagon until it enters the fire the coal
takes care of itself, and with the ex-
|ception of the Strengthening out in the
bin, which is done by one man during
the day and one man at night, and the
distribution over the fire surface by the
boiler attendant, the 140 tons of coal
which are used every day are handled
by machinery.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-06-01

tianized, while the lack of this color il
said to be clear proof that he has ac-
cepted the religion of this country and
cast aside his own.
White is worn as a sign of mourn
ing. The Chinaman in this country
has of recent years taken to wearing
his cue curled about his head instead of
hanging as before, whica is a mark of
respect to American customs. Nearly
all their clothes are imported from
China.-Baltimore Sun.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-06-01
THE PRESIDENTS EGGS.
White House Hen Fruit II All Laid
ON One Farm by Comforts
able Biddies.

A Virginia farmer, Mr.. Harrison B0r-
den, has for the past eight years been
supplying the white house with all ifs
eggs, and as he gets a fancy price for
the two crates of 30 dozen which he
ships weekly. and finds more than
ready market for all the surplus "a
the same fancy prices on account 0f
his presidential trade, he is doing very
nicely, thank you.
Mr.. Borden, with his own hands,
selects the largest and the plumpest
and the whitcst of the hen fruit for
the white house crates, giving each
one vinegar bath and birth certif-
cate.
About five miles from Woodstock il
the farm where Mr.. Borden gets onesa
dollar for his wheat the year round ]
by turning it into eggs and his thou
sand common leghorns are feasted
upon beautiful scenery and pnlverized
bone Their comfortable one-story
white concrete houses, each one accom-
modating hundred chickens, front
upon sparkling mountain stream.
Edcn one Oh IHeSC III DN 10 HOUSES ilHS
a high ceiling and a separate yard for
lawn parties. although for part OF the
day. by registering their name and adj
dress. they arc given the run Of the
farm.
Cleanliness and warmth. Mr.. Borden
says, are the great factors in the pro-
duction OF nice clean eggs. He has not
found the breeding OF fancy chickens
profitable from the egg standpoint
the hen of our fathers being good
enough for him. 1t took him five years
to get the white house contract. but by
merit of his goods he finally WON ii
and has held it ever since.
The Monday following Easter iss the
greatest drain upon his resources, and
he has all his hens work overtime for
the annual Easter egg-roiling on the
white house lawn. which, for that ono
day in the year, is sprinkied with
sharp-corncred sections of every color
| in the rainbow.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1899-06-01
Hebbies.

The man who rides hobby is apt to
|deride the hobbies Of Others. Chicago
Daily News.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
Sippe. @afoeG.

Setmolo. Die Staotperoroneten
baben Den gei6luB geiaBt, Den nah
bier SieGenoen &entnern auf Die Sauer
zines Sabres Die ltdbti'ben Steuern gu
erlaiien. S6pn friiber mar oerIelbe
Nntra9 ab9elebnt wproen. Die jebige
Winpritdt bat einen Protelt ge9en ben
gei6luB an Die &eqierun9 an9etilnoi9t,
oa oerielbe unmpralii6 lei. Wtan mill
auf ale Meiie Den lett Sabren Surilf=
9egangsnen 3u3u9 bon reiden 6remoen
mad bier lpieoer beleben.
6reuoentbal. Die Gbefruu oes
S6reiners Hoie mar nit elmer Sdn9e=
lanlpe Ouf Den Iltterbooen %Ge9angen,
nm Seu III bolen. Sic imtellte Die Campo
binter lid. 4i3F'i6 fam cine aaBe aus
elmer ountlen Gdt a,iprunsen, mOriiber
Srau &oie 10 eridrat, ouB lie surildz
trat unO Die 9ampe umparf. Saour1
9in9en Saus, Sdeune uno Stall 30ies
in 6lammsn auf. @esen iabrlaiiiger
SranDltiituns ansetlast, muroe 6rau
ROie pon Der Straftammer ireiges
iprpten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
&rok6erjogt6nm SeGeu.

Surm TAB Ger beiiiite 9ano=
pirtbl6lftsratb bat Den 2ntra9 9~eltellt,
oaB in o~enlenigen 8e9enoen, in oenen
Der arG)en= uno &abeni6aoen baupt=
idhli6 luftritt, ourd beborolide W0B-
reeeln bic Gemeinoen be,iebunssweiIe
8emartlr9sinhaber peranlaBt weroen,
bic NiiitGtten uno Sruten oieier Gosel
gu SerIipren.
Dab aubeim. Sn Der Statiltit
Der VOlisiltrafen oiirfte Bah Naubeim
Die erlte STEELE einnebmen. Sn 1898
iino in Summa 1850 9lnseigen negen
ppliSeili9er llebertretungen Cllmberlau=
len pon Sunoen i'm Bart poer obne
Waultorb; Nufcntbalt i'm g8irthsbaus
nn6 Del TOliSciltunoe II. /, n.y. cr=
itattet rproen. Gas ereibt bel elmer
Gi~nlppblerS0bl BON 3400 aui jsoen britt
ten G|innDbner cine StruIe.
WGinS. Sin Goitcn auf Der Gspla=
naoe b0rle Na6ts Gin ]perOdtti9cs @e=
rGui6. 4ui icin 9lnruIcn muroe ni1t
ge0ntportct; er CAB bier0uI meDrcre
S0iiIie alb. Sim MorQeu iuno man
cine ucrirrte Sub tootqcidoiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
96nrin sif6e Staaten.

Ger0. Die hleiige S0noeI@tommer
be9ebt in oieiem Sabre Oas 50idDrige
SubilQum ibres @citeDen5. 1ur1 ben
&pmmcr5ienrut6 Niirmbeyger DurOe
lS49 Die @anOel.tNmmer Geru auf Irei=
lpilligcr Organization ms 2eben ge=
rufen. Sept 8ebt man oamit I'M, Die
Snuoelstammer obligotoriI6 III MAIDEN
uno 0uf oas gOnSe 6irItentbum aus
Suoebnen.
Senu. 0Ns Sntereiie fir Die SSerler=
beItattung ltei9ert lid bemertenspertb.
Nnfang 1898 CAB es in 7eutidlano
20 6euerbeltGttungsOereine nit 1900
Mit9lieoern, Nnfons 1899 bereits 81
Sereine nit ettpa 81, 200 Mitglieoern.
@eimar. Ger Dor einiger 3eit in
Dresden perltorbene 9Sirtli6e Ge6eime
&atb Or. Sugo Wiiller, bon 1850 bis
1865 SeSirtsoirettor bes "fiinften mel
mariiden IermaltungsbeSirts, bat iein
in oieiem SeSirt ~gelegenes &ittergut
@0blsoOrf uno Den Saupttbeil ieines
ni6t unbetrd6tli6en guarperm0gens
Der groBber5pgliden Staatsre9ierung
gu elmer Susp Wiiller=S tiitun9 iiber=
wieIen, aus oeren Grtrag beoilritigen
Yerionen bes geSirts, bic oos 60.
~Sebensjabr suriifgelegt baben, Elm
iOrgenireier% 2ebensabeuo peri1aiit iuers
ben ipll.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
GeferreiG.

y3ten. Sci elmer YrObe IN Der Sol
oper puroe Der gaiiiit Neiol BON Dem
fallenOen TOrbang 10 un9lIIdli6 &C.
t%roiien, oaB er ~betuuBtlDs 81 gOoen
lont uno in tritii6em 3ultanoe mad
Sau'e 9ebll6t peroen mubte. DDS
ieltcne Set bes 50jdbrigen Mieths=
j%ubildums be9ing cine 6amilie Sniel
oabier. Gieielbe lit i'm Sabre l649 in
oas StubenpDli=Saus in Der 9ieuItiit=
guiie in S0oen eingeSOgen uno bepObnt
baIielbe mod INNER. -Neuli6 9ia6=
mittags lit Der Yiarrer Der gri9ittatir6e
in Der Srigittenau, Mtartin g8ieiinger,
mdbreno er ben S6ultinoern Die Yei6te
abnabmt, i'm gei6tituble pom S6la9e
9eriibrt wOroen, liant suriif uno mar
nu6 wenisen glugenblifen toot.
Nrao. Sm bieii9en @eidn9nib bat
Der MOroer Yeter SuriiinecS in einem
9lnialle bon @abniinn Elm Nttentat auf
Den OeiangniBinipettpr periubt. Na6=
benz er ilberwdltigt unO in feline 3elle
gebra6t pOroen mar, rannte er nit
Dem &opie an Die @ano uno ipaltete
iid ben Sddoel.
Yrunef. Sieier Sage ieierte Der
Observation-Disclosures Serr s. q. Mabl,
Nltbilr9ermeilter, Gbrenbiirger Der
Staot grunef, iein 6Ojdbriges gu6=
oruderjubildum unb su9lei6 feline epl=
oene Sp6Seit. Son allen Seiten muir
Den Dem um oas Iufbliiben Sruneds
iebr peroienten Manne Die lebbaitelten
Spmpatbien entge9engebra6t.
Suoapeit. Sn Der &arlstuierne,
tpelde SegenpGrtig su&ommunalSmeden
umgeanoert piro, purDen bel Semp=
lirun9 oes Sffisierstratts i'm Gaub-
fang einsemauert orei Stelette sefun=
ben, uno Swar Die elmer Srau uno
stpeier Wdnner. Sas Glitter Der 8ebeine
oiirite 80 bis 40 Sabre iein. Sic ge=
boroe slaubt es nit ben Spuren zines
Werbre6ens gu tbun gu baben.
Ganoed. Sei elmer llebun9 Der
freipilligen Seuerrebr gerietb cine II
Meter bobe 2eiter, auf Der lid bier
Mann befanoen. ms Sdwanten. Oils
Steiser probit, Der gu Oberit mar, ben
S6lau6 auf Die Geriu6sobjette rid=
tete, erfol9te our6 ben &lditOB Der
Sturs Der Setter. Ser Steiser uno Der
gu unterif befinolibe 6cuerwebrmann
erbielten lebenseefdbrli6e, bic beioen
anoeren leidte V%erlebunQen.
Drag. Ser Staotratb lebnte Die
getbeilisuns an Der Barrier @usitel=
lung ab. neil Der Staot pras niht
400 Guaoratmeter allein. ionoern nur
40 IN benz s%emeinfamen paoillon nit
anoeren 0lterrei6iiden Stdoten ein9e=
rGumt ieien. Ser Staotratb bei6lof
S6ritte, INN Snei Sabre ipdter cine
beionoere ti6e9o=ilawii6e NusitellunQ
in paris 81 per~anitalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
Sa0en.

&urlsruDe. SurnDauptlebrer Ge=
ORG &ollcr lit I'M &IItcr Don "a Sa9ren
oeitorbcn. Ser 0eritorbene erircute li9
grocer &cliebt6eit. gr mar G0renmit=
QlieO 0ts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno Der
SurnQcmcinoe uno lett % Sabren
Surnlc6rcr an Ger M}do6cnI6ule.
Wuunbeim. SIM MGrS 1894
~ltiJrite Der inSwiihen peritOrbene SAINT
meridnQer 2llUorp bel elmer oSie8=
frieo" =Yrobe aui Der 8iibne in Die iogc=
nonnte Sru6cnboble uno 500 ii6
Itwere %erlebungen am anie 81. pps
our9 er ldngere 3eit an Der glusilbung
ieines geruies 9ebinoert mar. Nlparp
ma6te Die Staot iiir oieien %llniall per=
antportli6 uno tlagte 0uf 10000
Wart S6aoeneriaB. Der YrpSeB, Der
nod INNER a~nbangi9 1T, oiir'te leBt
aus Der @elt geibafIt peroen; Die
Staot lit bereit, an gloarps &ittwe
$4,000 Mart gu sa1len, uno lebtere
mill hermit Sufrieoen iein.
Sffenburs. Sn gtieoerpeier III
bic 3iegettrOdenbltte oes 3iegeiei=
beiibers stephan &nOrr e~ingeIturSt.
Sas an0rr'i6e gbepaar uno feline bel.
ben Sinoer tru9en babel i6tpere Ner'
lebungen oappn, Elm beim 3legelaur'
leBen beihGitigter &nube uno Elm Wldo'
den purben getOotet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
IGpern.

Wuu6en. Iic llmbuutcn I'M
G~runtcnDouit lint3 Der Star criorOcru
10 bobe summer, OOB ii6 nit Oieicn
i6on elm pOllig neues &%rmtcn0ou3
b0uen lie6c. 2lus Der i'm Gcmcinoc=
tslleoium 9|cpfloocnen @%er6onolm8
neQt bcrpor, ONB iih cine R~oitCnitber=
ldrcitung bon l,l28, ASA M(Ort erGab.
Sapon treiicn 544,440 Wiart aui i4Dn
bergcitcllte }lrbtit,n, m0brcnO Die
Summe pon j84, GA Mart oui notb=
ipenoige nCIe 2lrbeiten cutiQllt.
Nbensberg. Ser lett cini9en Sab
rem bier lebenoe pe~niionirte 6Oritcr
S6miot aus GanosGut murOe plOBlIt
irriinniQ uno muBte IN Die Siren
onitult oerbru1t peroeu. Scrr S6miot
mar Ols til6tiQer Sdger uno S0liBe in
ben peitcItm &reiIen betdnnt.
i6Oficnbur9. Nteulih Nbenos
iollte oer SubrraOreiIcnoe Gbel megen
Siebltaf. spcroadtes perbaftet meroen.
Gr entljei Der YOliSei, ipran9 Die bobe
Serroiie am S6loBberg ge9cn Den
Main gu binab uno itiir3te iih in ben
Wintertoien. Gr oerIu6te oielen 81
ourdi6pimmen, tebrte aber, Silie
ruieno, miCoer nm uno wuroe am lfer
bon Der Ypli5ci in Gmpiang 9enommen.
Sao Gei6enball. I'm Die ieit
einigen Subren m1breno Der Sod'ailon
auftretenoe g8alIertGlamitQt 81 bebeben,
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