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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-02
ne WANTS PEACE.
Continued from page ~

people. When the ENJOYS emerged for
an afternoon drive the natives remov-
cd their hats deferentially, and q
crowd followed the carriages through
the streets
we desire peace, but peace with in
dependence and honor" said Gen. Ale
1andrino, today. while conversing with
n representative of The Associated
Press. He impresses one as dignified
and dispassionate and as a keen man
Of the world. While reticent concern
ing his mission, his conversation
throws an interesting hight upon the
Filipino view Of the American attitude
How long can the Filipino army
and people Withstand 10000 American
troops" asked the representative OF
The Associated Press
Fighting in our own way, we can
maintain state Of war and the neces-
sity for large army Of occupation in
definitely. You Americans are holding
few miles around Manila, a narrow
line Of railroad TO Angeles. and a circle
Of country around San Fernando. But
you are ignorant Of the resources Of
LuZon. We hold the immense rich.
productive northern country from
which to draw. Our people contribute
the money and food which maintain
our army and this is done at a mini
mum of cost"
Fourteen American prisoners all en-
listed soldiers, were delivered I'D by
the Filipinos, Saturday. at Angeles.
Early in the morning, the Filipino
peace commission appeared The
American prisoners followed. Then a
commission Of three Spaniards. to ne
gotiate for the release Of their prison
ers. departed UP the railroad, with
retinue Of servants and buffalo carts,
carrying their baggage.
AT San Fernando the train carrying
the commission and prisoners to Ma
Mia met a special carrying Major Gen.
Otis and Gems. LawtOn, Bates and
Schwan to Aneles on tour of inspec-
ion.
The American prisoners are:
Corp. Otto Scheu and Privs. Albert
Rubeck. Otto Wagner and Peter Rol-
ings. all of the Bird Infantry. captured
near Balinag. July 2S.
Joseph Macidrath. James Boyle Will
liam Miller. John Crinshaw. Thomas
Daily and Eli Drew Of the 10th Infan-
Try. captured at CalOocan. Aug. 8.
Paul Spillane and Louis Ford of the
It'll Infantry.
Charles Wilander. discharged 3rd
Artillery man. captured by bandits
while boating near Malibon.
George Graham (coloreD, an orderly
f the 18th Infantry. who was put off a
rain near Malolos and Immediately
aptured.
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OEsEy AND THE PRESIDENCY.
Marx Hanna Says II Is Utterly Wrong 10 So
Buther The Admiral.

Pittsburg Pa. Oct. 1.-The Post will
say: United States Senator Mark
Harna says this of the possibility of
Admiral Dewey for the Presidency:
THE practice of continually placing
the name of Admiral Dewey on the list
If prospective Presidential candidates
is Indecent. 1t is an insult and gross
injustice 20 the hero OF Manila bay
himself, as he has frequently said that
nothing in the world would induce him
to run for President or any other poll
teal office. SO to force upon this brave
and gallant sailor the necessity of
again and again declaring he will not
accept any political ofTlce. is. in my
opinion. contemptible and places this
man Of integrity, stern purpose and de-
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SHIPPING NErss'~.
Other Domestic Ports.

VINEYARD HAVEN-Oct l. ar. schs
Cakes Ames. South Amboy for Angus
ia; Hopes Haynes. do for Bath: Law
reaces Haynes. Port Liberty for Ran
dolph
sid. sch Howard Spear, for Bath
Psd, sch Apenaki. Kennebec for New
forE: Grace Davis. Bath for 10: I.
Cclina, Bath for coal port.
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ARMY End NAVY NOTES.

Captain Carter is sentenced to five
ycarS' imprisonment and fined $4,000. His
sentence was approved by the President.
Saturday. The captain is at Governors
Island, New York harbor, under arrest.
His sentence will take effect from Satur-
day.
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Chase & SanbOrn'S CoffeeS.

termination in the ranks OF those shift
ing aspirants for Presidential honors
who have not the stamina to resist
flattery or blanishments of political
SchemerS"
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Admiral Dewey arrived at the re
viewing stand ~ Madison square at
Las O'Clock. The enthusiasm and
cheers that greeted his appearance
were tremendous. Several times the
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Inc little colds that grow jn,n h,,.
~ IuS, me big colds that end in consumu,
10 ION , ana death. Watch the little cclis
TT. Woods Norway Pine Svrun ''
non. wed. fri&wky. II H'"t'
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Annie Follon. a Lewiston woman. who
has been in Massa chusetts three or four
years, and who returned few days ago,
has been adjudged insane and taken 20
the State hospital in Augusta.
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Chicago Wants Sir Thomas Lip.on.

Chicago, Oct. IA special invitation
was sent. today, by the federal commit
tee to Sir Thomas Upton, owner of the
aent Gest b asfai nm az Z; To- De Tn
stone of the new federal building, next
Monday.
The oasis., 1899-08-05
Got tIie Boys to Rights.

Our reporter was out at the pump house last Sunday with his kodack cooked and primed for snap at any
 thing interesting or sensational that might present itself. His patience was amply rewarded. In the after noon he was enabled to get good negative of a picture that will make three of the residents of Winslow famous throughout the length and breadth of the United States. Two young man, prominent in the sCciety circles of our city, were out for a drive. In the afternoon they were joined by well known young lady whose reputation is not immaculate. Shortly afterward shower came up, and to keep from getting wet, the three concluded to take bath. They accordingly disrobed, placed their wearing apparel under shelving rock to keep them dry and plunged into the water. Our reporter got three snaps at them. One as they were in the act of pulling of their last gar ment, one just before the plunge and the last one just after they came ont. The one just before the plunge IS the most picturesque. We have mailed
 the negatives to the Police Gazette
 the cuts to be sent us after io has used them, when we will run them through an edition of the Mail. Winslow Mail.
The oasis., 1899-08-05
\ Matchmaker

A gentleman n from Cobre Grande, the big copper camp in the Cananeas, relates aD amusing incident recently occurring out there, the sequel to which will be realized in a few days. MT. Chas. Whitman of Tucson, who is out there, conceived an idea that a certain young couple in the camp should be united in matrimony, so he set about setting things for them. First he circulated subscription paper, signers to which pledged con tributions if the couple named would marry within thirty days. Contribu- tions poured in, and in little while Whitman had secured S1s5 cash, a quantity of provisions, COW and a calf, four burros, tent, and a plot of ground on the townsite. He then presented the paper to the young iady, aud induced her to affix thereto her agreement to marry the gentle man named within thirty days. Then the prospective bridegroom was rounded up and told that there was nothing left for him but to sign, which he did, and the couple are to De married next week
The oasis., 1899-08-05

future for the Pilares district. He considers that the country is one of the garden spots of Mexico and con- tains untold mineral wealth.
 MT. King reports that he has lately increased the force cf men employed at the Cinco de Mayo mine and that the pay rolls now run over $50 men.
 No ore is shipped that runs less than 100 ounces to the ton. There are thousands upon thousands of tons upon the dumps awaiting treatment, and MT King is now devising means how this is to be done. With this end in view he has had fol the last six weeks experts examining the ore, so as to ascertain the proper mode of treatment. The result of the reports of these experts were far from satis- ! factory, so it has been definitely de- cided to make sample shipment this week to Pachuca, Mexico. The shelter in that city is large affair, and one of the best in the country They assay and test all varieties of ere, and can tell definitely what pro- cess is best adapted for the treatment of different kinds of the same. As soon as return is received from the smelter MT. King will commence the construction of big reduction works Already he has part of the machinery contracted for, and the balance will be bought just as soon as it is known. the Dature of the works needed. The machinery for hoisting the ore and mining the same has all been shipped in, paid for in cash and erected at the mines. It works perfectly so that there will be,no future delay in put ting the ore on the market MT King states that the ore is found in lime formation and that he has just struck pocket from which the ore take D out runs 5000 ounces to the ton. Mr.
 King has had trouble securing pack trains, but now tue freighters are coming in and he apprehends no fur ther difficulties. Samples of the ore from the mine which he took to El Paso yesterday showed almost half pure silver. One immense chunk of high grade ore from this mine is to be
 sent to the Paris exposition. together with the mineral gathered together
 from the different parts of the state
 of Sonora.
The oasis., 1899-08-05
A BIG PLANT FOR SONORA.
Grert Reduction Works to be Built in
 Piiares District.
Correspondence of the Fl Paso Times.

NUEvA CAsAs GRANDEs, Mex, July 29.-This morning A. J. King arrived from the Pilares district. He was ac
 companied by Col. F. H. Garcia, one of the officers on President Diaz' staff. It is said that the latter is one of the most prominent officers in his rank in the Mexican army and enjoys the re- spect and confidence of his superiors. He is magnitcently proportioned, tall and straight, with an impressive ad- dress and pleasing manners. Col. Gar cia says that he is highly pleased with the condition of things at the Cinco de Mayo mine. and predicts big
The oasis., 1899-08-05

"Our baby was sick for month with severe cough and catarrhal fever. Although we tried many remedies she kept getting worse until we used One Minute Cough Cure-it relieved at once en cured her in a few days, S-B. L. Nance, Prin. High School, Bluff dale. Texas. L W. Mix & Co
The oasis., 1899-08-05
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT with prsctl-

EXPERT ACCOUNTANT with prscti- cal knowledge of mill aud mine as. saving, versed in Spanish, wide expenrnce with Mexican mine and store accounts, desires position in Mexico as business manager, ac- countant or assayer. References Al. P. Q. Box 646. Fl Paso, Texas.
 ~DeWitt's Little Early Risers did me more good than all blood medicines and other pills" writes George H. Jacobs of Thompson, Conn. Prompt, pleasant, never gripe-they cure con stipation, arouse the torpid liver to action and give you clean blood, steady nerves, clear brain and a healthy appetite. L. w. Mix & Co. 7
 Last Saturday there arrived at No gales Doctor Emil Weschcke from Oakland, California, who came with a view to locating in the line cities. He has sent for stock of goods, and will conduct drug store and pharmacy, beside practicing medicine. Doctor Weschcke comes highly recommended and will be decided addition to No. gales.
 WANTED Reliable party to operate stage line between Bisbee and the Ca nanea mountains, distance fifty miles. Must nave four-mule team and good stage for passengers and light freight Three trips weekly. Also want freighters with first-class outfits be tween Naco and Cananea. Address Cobre Grande Copper Company, Bis l bee, Arizona.
 T. }. Roush, special inspector in the treasury department, has done quite business grabbing up Chinese file gaIly in this country since his depar ture from Nogales several months ago He has visited most every city, towr and mining camp in the territory ant as a result of these visits fifteeI ! Chinamen have been deported back t the Flowery Kingdom
 z Moreno has entered into partner ship with E. Taix, the French baker on the Sonora side of the line. MT Moreno is favorably known as younl man of considerable business ability having held positions Of trust wtl 
 several of the largest business house in Nogales. Arizona, during the las
 few years, and under his management the business of the bakery is already on the increase.
 F9R SALE AT A BARGAIN-Two 3 ton copper furnaces complete con sistiag of one 3O.H. P. boiler, two IF
 H. F. engines, one No. # Baker blow CTS. one No. Cameron pump, on : 7xI0 Blake crusher, one pair l0-to Howe platform scales, one Ortling' assay balance, one Becker's analytica
 balance pulp scales, assay materia
 and fixtures. All of the above is com plete, of modern construction and il good condition. Also new S0.to' silver lead furnace, not set up. Al located adjacent to railroad. ir
 quire Of
 GARDINER, WoRTHEN & Goss, Tucson, Aril
The oasis., 1899-08-05
PIMA COUNTY


 One of the most prominent business concerns in Pima county is the Wine House.. A. Vanhersecke, proprietor, on Congress street. MT. Vanhersecke carries large stock of fine, high grade goods. which are sold at both wholesale and retail at popular prices. The unfailing courtesy and fairness with which all customers are treated makes the places very popular.
 Star Acadia Ranch, Oracle, has a mascot owl that is named Socrates /" He is allowed to go and come at will, but few days ago poor "Sox" was seen walking home with badly broken wing dragging on the ground. His wing was soon bandaged into place but his aerial trips were an i'm possibility He evidently pondered over this some time and caught the solution of it when he observed man going up ladder to the roof of 2 house over which hangs wide spread ing oak which is ''Sox'sn favorite perch. He immediately saw the pos. abilities and walked up the ladder a step at time, until he was able tC climb into the tree thus earning the right to his name and gaining greater opportunities for meeting his Kan thippe.
 Citizen: Last Monday morning about ] o'clock Dr. Purcell senior started from Tucson in wagon drawr l by two mules, intending to go to hi: mines in Sierritas Eleven niles iron town the doctor dismounted from th' wagon to fix something about tn, harness, when the animals became frightened, made circle and throw ing him down in some manner his hil was dislocated The doctor lay ther' two days in the hot sun without foo' or water before he was found ant brought to town yesterday afternoon It required the united efforts of tiv strong men to put the hip back II place again. There is now good hope of the doctors complete recovery il time. The mules and wagon wer discovered over near San Xavier mis sion, and were being cared for by Mexican.
 Star: Real estate agents report al active demand for cottages for tn coming winter. There are many in stances where rent has been paid O empty houses during the summer, i order that a suitable cottage nigh be had when desired in the fall Thos having money to invest make a grea mistake in not building desirable cot tages for renting The least desirabl to be had easily rent for S20, whil larger and more cummodious res dences bring from S25 to S35. A cot tage costing from Sl,500 to $2,O00 ca easily be rented from S25 to S30 pc
 month, thus netting the owner abOu 20 per cent on his investment Thes are indisputable facts and the wonde
 is that under the circumstances moT cottages are not built, as there is
 constant demand for them.
The oasis., 1899-08-05
MORALES NOTES.


 night to meet Mrs. Cook. who is com ipg out from Danville. Il,iuofs. Quickly cure constipation and re- build and invigorate the entire sys- tem--Deyer gripe or nauseate-De Witt's Little Early Risers, l.. w. Mix & Go.
 A letter received from Col Harlow. who is at present sOiourning in the mountains of Colorado. conveys the information that the colonel will start for Nogales on the 10th inst.
 Monday MT J. w. Hanson of San Francisco, agent for the Giant Powder O., came in by the train from the north, having just returned from a trip into the Cananea mountains
 Monday Nogales was visited by Mr. Maurice l. Cons of Las Catalanas, be- tween Ortiz and La Barranca, where he Is operating several compromising and productive mining properties.
 A camping party composed of Rev. L. Reynolds and family, Rev. H. L.. Gray and Miss F. Hudgins, returned to Nogales Friday morning after a months outing in the Santa Ritas.
 Reliable assays at fair prices. Call for price list and sample sacks High est cash prices paid for gold and sll- yer in any form.
 A. l.. PELLEGRTN & Go.
 Saturday Messrs. J. D. Milton and Terd Kiel returned from their outing in the mountains. AS trophies of their skill and prowess as hunters they brought bear skin and lions pelt.
 Che Minute Cough Cure quickly cures obstinate summer coughs and colds. ''I consider it most wonder. fnl medicine-quick and safe w W. Merton, Mayhew, Wis. L. w. Mix & Co.
 Doctor Emil Weschcke has engaged the premises formerly occupied bN Moreno Brothers. next to F. G. Her mosillo's brokerage office, and is fit ting it up for his new drug store. Hi' stock of goods is en route.
 Saturday of last week Dons Rafae Izabal and Carmen Ortega of Hermo sillo. were passengers on the traiI from the south, en route to California with their daughters who will attend school in the Golden State.
 Richard Fleischer left Thursda. evening for Tombstone, Bisbee ant other points in the interest of La Dos Naciones Cigar Go. Dick is hustler and will place good many orders for his company's famous Mexican cigars before he returns t Nogales.
 Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspep sia because it's ingredients are sucl that it can't help doing so. "Th public can rely upon it as maste remedy from all disorders arisinl from imperfect digestion" James NJ Thomas, M. D., in American Journa of Health, N. Y. l.. W. Mix x Go.
 Fred Borenstein of the El Pas store, has developed great skill as al amateur photographer. He has oI exhibition in the office of the store collection of views aud groups whicl he has taken since his arrival in Nc gales a year ago, all of which ar ''beauts" and are equal to trst-clas professional work.
 Mrs. Ernest A. Brown serves ic cream at her parlor below the Monte zuma hotel. for ten cents dish, wit cake fifteen cents. Also ice cold roo beer and lemonade, fresh popcorn neaputs and candy. Sole agent fo
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gsa6 ben iest porIieoeubeu uah

- Na9 ben iebt borIiesenben ndbe,
rem yta4ri6ten aus benz Suban Hnb
BEN General Cir 5raneis Wineate, BEN
Oberfeblsbaber ber britiI@.dgpptiItben
Streittr1fte, ua9 Der Regrei1eu
S&Ia6t tiber ben abaIifen, In ueld)er
biefer fiei, ni9t meniaer oils 5000 De.
fangene, barunter alerbines aud bieIe
Grauen unb ainber, inb bic 6dube aefoI,
len. OBman Oisna. BEN Oeerfiibrer
beg abaIifen. II 60 iebo5 oelunssn, su
enttomnlen.
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NJ. 8. & =. Babm. /.

Abfabrf.
@a6 @acO, Sort @ortb, Dallas, aans
las gitp, ct. Souls unb @bieaso
td9li9 (S. q. & u. 8. Depot 49,.
.................7:45 AS Mor8ens.
Na6 @aco, Sort @ortb. Dallas &c.
(pom @uniet Depot) $500 Ibenbs.
Gnfunft.
@on @bicaso, ct, Souls, &anias gitp,
Dallas, Sort @Ortb unb Waco, tag
lid (Suniet Depot. $50 Ioru.
Won @aco, Sort @ortb, Dallas &c.
(S. u. & u. 8. Depot). 1920 Nbos.
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Sdlenernfener's Narf,

0err S1euermeper bot H6 ftir bie
saiion eineerittet uub martst fetnen
@dfen NIT Mufern, Gif9en, Rrebten,
WefhgeI. Wilb &C., furjunt NIT Muenl,
mas ber Marft bietet. auf. Die Qt6e
iif, ipie betannt, uortreffi@; es gtebt
WiIdereiprobutte aller Mrt unb bic @e.
trdnts fnb erfer alaKe. S9euer
mepers part III eiu reisenber YIat far
Gamilien uab tleiue Gefellf9aften.
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eoutber, asacific 9abm.
MbfQhrt.

Nad Stem Orleans, SOuiton unb Gal
peltor tdgli1 1900 Mitta9s.
Ma6 81 Baio, galifornien unb Megifo
.................9;0O 100 Born.
9ea1 NorbsTercs, ct. Souls unb gbiz
casO { Katy Flyer y. $500 Mbenos.
Gnfanft.
Son 9aorbsEeras, 81. 2ouis unb Gbi=
casu (Katy Flyer !. g 80 MOrsens.
Ben Stem Orleans, SOuitun unb @alz
pelton td9li6. .........4:45 Na1m.
8on 81 Yaio, galifornien uno MeriifO
................7:30 Mbenbs.
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= Das sefdmadpplRe Id Der z d.
melen.Brau6e finbet mon Bet
griter Hrus., bie groBe Senbuuaen
BON Dtamantenrinsen, Bro&eu nnb
Gefhmeiben aller Art erhaIteu baben.
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SdllotI 0re0onl.
Mrimiualrnmnn bnm s.. D. Gdliebens
Mehemtlnip.
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nWarum ni9t2A
.Meil er mei1ler 9lniidt nod 81
tuenis Merth ouf bic Spuren lest Die
bon ben M6rbern suridselaiien tporben
iinb.
.Wo2"
vgluf ibrem ganseii Me9e, beionbers
an i6iuarsen Sud.
,9ie, tpel9e tpir faben?a
r0ieIe unb anbere. gs banbelt fi1
nun barunt, i'm au beranlaiien, jenen
Gpuren duf bas @enaueife na93ufor=
fden, tpenrt au9 bariiber idlieBli9 Der
gatlae Sag bergeben ipllte. gs tudre mir
iOgar redt lieb, tuenn bies eefddbe. :
vWarunl?A
nMetl i1-aber bies ia9e i9 Sbner
iitir unfer iireneifer Distretipn -iebt
aeraoe auf ben Gebanferl gefomnlen
btu, bann ebenfalIs cine Heine llnterz
fudung afsuiiellen, aber mad gang
dtlberer @i9tung bin.
,Mit Miesfo?"
rJa.1 Sbr NOR, tpd6relo iie nit
Srib fpra9, Der @ebanfe gefommen,
oaB, tuenil es ibr gelingen Iollte, bon
MiesfD bie gefudten papiere gu erbal=
ten, es bod biellei6t bas Bette fein
iuiirbe, ifnmittelbar barauf ab3ureiien.
Sc 9r6Ber bann Der @oriprnng mar,
ben lie bpr aasparb baben tuiirbe, umI
10 beiier.
30, es foM mir nidt fdper fallen,
i'm fernSubalten, rief Der lieutenant
luiiig. gSm 9otbfdIl fibre i'd ibn in
bic Wuiteruiber Sprlmoore unb laiie
ibn Bis gum Mbenb barin fieben."
.Meinettuegett aud mod bic 9ladt
btnburd. : ifimnte Mera in ieinen Son
Elm. nMenn Sbnen Die 26iung bieier
Nufgabe aelin9i, iDerbe id Sbnen 3u
arobena 9anf berpflidtet ieir 9err
lieutenant.
80 nidt bod, i1 bin Sbnen oanf-
bar, baB Sic mir @elegenbeit geber,
Sbner eineu Dienif gu leiaen. Mir
iinb ia Obneoem tief in Sbrer GduIb,
bic gan3e 6anlilie, i1 aber beionoers.
.mofar?"
ste fragen nod2 Qat ni9t oas
Anerbieten, bag sic neirem Batter be-
5iigIi1 Der Saoo aenaad)t babett, uns
bon einen ibtueren Druid befreit? gs
bat iid freili9 nod gebenfseit ausge.
beien, dber id stueifle nidt, baB er es
anne9nasn piro. Vt ~ leitoem 1pon
mest pellerer.
"a gas lrsut mug. -,
suoer menf SIC morgen uatesto lpres
geH neIlen, oana y e am pslien,
iuefiH lb ibl lebt oufiute uno e ibm
1895. Segt babe ig an meilien Aus
l'Wl peg 9erlimliretger gu treifen.
sSis Dapen Meqt; WeAen Sic /! goer
ne'ns ig peglslie STE mop ein Stud.
Sle =: aoerlguilen miU ia peute Mbeno
spfen urn on leine Hrult prelleno:
snao Sle oInden MIR sum Gaut Den
paben tperns.
Nle fulis i9 tueg, rief er iiber-
mn'9'9 nno 500 lie NIT titb fort.
n'lnliitelbar e mad benz slbenobrob
mar @ertruo, tpie iis beriprpden batte,
y osr altell polin 9egangsn. MiesfO,
eer NIT eiilem @eb0r tuie bas sines
Suples begabt mar, bate iid, ols er lie
loi!msn as borte, bon lsinem Eager auf,
geri1fet uno mar ifr entgeeenqeeilf.
Vt tuollte ni9t, bab feline Wutter, bic
Ta6 ihrer 2ieblinsssslpOhnbeit am
9llmrlenoen 9erbfeuer iab uno in bic
gliitq lfarrte, erldbre, uln mas es Iid
banole.
yBefDniine id 9elb?" rief er mil os.
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9lbfahrt.

9sa@ @alpeton, SoufOn unb guero
td9li1 ........ .7:45 Horm.
g1a6 Corpus gbrifti, Nranias 9aB
unb Beebile tdsli9. $40 Na9m.
yaa1 86rne ,lnb &errbille, td9li9, alls=
senommen GOnntass. .2::45 Na6m,
Mad Borne anb &errpilIe, Gonntass..
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Mufmnft.

Bon @alpefon, SouitOn unb guero
td9lt9.. Nbenbs.
Bon Corpus gbriiti, MranIas HoB
unb 8eebille tdslid. =. i 100 gfada.
Bon 86rne nnb &errnille, tdslidb, aus,
genommen Gpnnta9s. .10:45 Bprn,.
Bon 86rne uno &errbiIle, Gonntags,
g 80 NpenDS.