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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10
TO START A SNAKE FARM.
Canaan Mountain Man Plans to
Raise RattIers for a Living.

John B. Green, an eccentric charac-
ter of Norfolk, Conn, has acquired lOO
acres of land on Canaan mountain, and
proposes to raise rattlesnakes for a
living. Green says he can sell the oil
for 81 an ounce and pelts for 81 and up
ward.
When Green's intentions became
known there was CONSERVATION among
the owpers of property occupied by
New Workers during the summer sea-
son. Such a business, they say, would
drive away the colony of city people,
especially the feminine sex, and deprive
them of thousands of dollars they re
ceive each season for cottages.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10
GapBetween6old and Silver Closing

the gold reserve was maintained. In
fact, it was not maintained, as it was
often below $l00,OO0,00O On one oc-
casion the Cleveland administration
had to sell bonds to get gold for the
reserve.
Within the past year the price of
silver has advanced fully twenty per
cent, and if the gold output continues
to be as large as at present, and there
seems to be no doubt that it will, and
there is no marked increase in the OUT
put of silver, the silver in silver dol
lar will have the same bullion value as
the gold in gold dollar within very
few years. Then there will be no sill
yer question because nobody will be
demanding the free coinage of silver
AS matter of fact there is more sill
yer coined now than at any prev ious
time-vastly more than when there
was free silver coinage. But silver
will always be remembered as having
played a remarkable part in the poli-
tics OF the country.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10
HOW THE WAR WAS PAID FOR
Statement of Receipts from War
Revenue Act.

The following statement prepared at
the internal revenue bureau shows the
receipts by items from the war reve-
nue. act only from June l3, 1898, the
date Cd which the act went into effect,
to February %, 1901, cents omitted
Schedule A, documentary stamps,
s9S, 420,O09 schedule B, proprietary
stamps, $12,7S4, 694; beer, $50, 154, 800;
special taxes, $l4, O26, 359; tobacco, $42,-
4O5, 859; snuff, 50, 1913, 275; cigars, S., POL
COS; cigarettes, SO, BAT 400; legacies, So
1853; excise tax $2,39S.823; mixed
flour, $40, 500; additional taxes on beer
and tobacco, S978,8l6 Total, 1921, Bill
515,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10
A NEW IDEA.
A Macon Minister Uses Display
Newspaper Advertising for
His Church.

DR.. S. r. Maxwell, pastor of the
First Christian church of Macon,
walked into the News Office Saturday
and made a contract for advertising
space lust as a live merchantdoes. The
contract called for specified number
of insertions in specific position, and
DR.. Maxwell stated that while display
advertising for the church was new
feature in Macon ne had made it rule
to advertise wherever his work had
called him in view of the fact that 1t
attracted people to his church and that
the work of God was more important
than any other business in the world
He said advertising was good for the
merchant and that he had found IL
helpful to his church.
Nowhere in the advertisement does
DR.. Maxwell's name appear. He does
not seek to put himself forward IN the
matter, but his sole purpose is TO ao-
vance the cause which he represents
This form of advertising the church
is a new dea.-Macon News.
"Cornease. the best corn cure on
oo,+b NJ E1,,ltOn'S
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10
SPECIFIC TAXES In GEORGIA.
Big Yearly Paid State School Fund by
Liquor Dealers Showmen.

The average citizen has nothing like
a definite idea about what the specific
taxes of the state amount to each year.
These taxes are now being sent in to
the comptroller general and state
treasurer, and there are two classes of
them in which the people of the state
generally are especially interested, be-
cause the proceeds go to the common
school fund. These are the liquor tax
and the show tax,
The liquor tax last year amounted to
1872, 343, and the show tax to 81, 636,20.
The Atlanta Constitution, after con-
sulting the comptroller general, says
that the indications from the returns
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10

a,a. ~ ,pertarbing power of the earth 5
N' equlnoX is central on the 10th,
Il 1t NJ disturbing factor from the last
rb;l "'Vn 10 near the end of April,
,ol 'ne Jupiter disturbance is CEN
lIno a. on April 22ud, covering the whole
kngn usu and Year with its aggravating
sonoI 04'e over all the terrestrial me-
IT, w. The first regular storm pe-
II 'or april extends from March 3Ist
Il n p'" 'lh' with high temperature
Ioi parts, with low barometer and
Iorn,, nan and thunder. Dangerous
hi na i' storms need not surprise care
Iimo os'Geas of these forecasts at this
II ~ very cool weather will follow
h. '4 4,3 neeis of this storm period from
al. ''n to the eth. On the Sth or 9th
,oa. OuV Tor warmer weather and
r sayy April rains in MANY sections
.on- ~ west to east. The 18th to the 18th
no ,tS a regular storm period dur
noon ~, equatorial passage of the
-'Oa on the 18th and new moon on
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10
THEY. ARE WAITING
FOR MR. MACHEN.
SAN DIEGO, CAL, INTERESTED IN THE
BIRMINGHAM & BRUNSWICK ROAD.
People on the Pacific Coast Are Watch
ing the New Railroad That May
Come by Dawson.

The people of San Diego, CAL, it
seems are very much interested in the
construction of the Birmingham and
Brunswick railroad and its extension,
according TO President E. c. Maehen's
predictions, to San Diego, now one of
the great ports of the Pacific coast
The San Diego Union, lin commenting
upon the project, says:
"The route for a railroad between
Brunswick on the Georgia coast of the
Atlantic and San Diego on the Pacific
has several times been pointed out 1t
is for such road that Hon, e. G. Ma
chen, the president of the Brunswick
q Birmingham railroad, is bending his
energies and devoting his time. He
knows that such a route would be
practical for railroad; he knows that
its operation, if no more expensive
than the average cost of operating
railroads, must needs be more profta
BILE, and he has reason TO believe that
would not be hard to find. Believing
the three, he also believes that it will
not be long before the road will really
be built. Col. Machen is reported as
saying of the road for which he is
working j don't see any reason why
this should not be great railroad.
There was one concern on the other
side of the water that SEM its people
oyer here, and they offered, und er fair
ly favorable conditions, if the road is
pushed through to San Diego, CAL, to
furnish one half of the money neces-
sary to build it. | don't know wheth-
er ought to have told you that, but it
is fact. They have offered to put up
half Of the money necessary to build
this Zine. of railroad across the conti-
nent.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10
THREE ARE WAITING
FOR THE GALLOWS.
ppB COUNTY TO HAVE A SERIES OF
VANGINGS IN A FEW DAYS.
Al, If Them will Go to the Death Trap
on Consecutive Days. lsador
Wnder Among the Number.

The Macon Evening News says there
are now three condemned murderers
confined in the Bibb county Jail, all
sentenced to hang on consecutive days.
The first, |. Minder, the murderer OF
Andy Nahoney, the tailor, has been
sentenced to hang on April 30. A SUI
pesedeas has been granted in this
case. and the motion for new trial
will be heard on April Is, and in the
event that Judge FELTON, refuses to
grant new trial Minder will, in all
probability, hang on the day set. The
second is Levi Carroll. He is the ne
gro who murdered his father, Hardy
Carroll, and a negro woman by the
name of Dinah Locket. A supersedeas
has been fled lin this case also, and
" iHO'lOu lOI IL uGN UIldl Will bC hSUA -
.On the 18th of April. Carroll is SEN
fenced to hang on May l. The third
prisoner under sentence is Albert Tay-
Tor. Taylor is negro and was con-
Hcted Of killing his nephew, Andery
Taylor, at a Christmas frolic. A SUI
perSedeaS has been filed in this case,
and the motion for new trial will
come mp on the same day as the above
cases 1t is not known what steps will
De taken in this case if a new trial is
refused. Taylor is sentenced to hang
IN May. 1t is something very unus-
ual to have three condemned murder.
efS confined in the same jail at the same
'Iine and for their executions to fall on
consecutive days. In case new trials
are refused and there are no further
ss'epS taken in these cases Bib coun-
" Will have a series of hangings such
+ never happened before in it's his
ztory
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10

so far received are that the liquor tax
will be fully as large, if not larger,
this year than it was last. The show
tax does not vary much from one year
to another.
The Constitution also states that the
returns show that there will probably
be fewer cigarettes sold in Georgia
this year than heretofore. The cigar
cite tax last year was 81, 1865. So far
the comptroller general has not receiv-
ed single return for cigarette tax.
Last year the cigarette tax was S..
while this year it is so. Many of
those who formerly sold cigarettes
have quit the business.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10
ACCIDENTALLY SLEW SON.
Citizen of Stewart County Goes
Hunting With His Little Boy.

A dispatch from Lumpkin, Ca, says;
Tobe Weathers, a staunch citizen near
here. accidentally shot and killed his
nine-vear-old son yesterday afternoon.
He was rabbit hunting and his little
how was following behind. Passing
nnder a clump of vines the gun was
discharged, the whole load entering
tho abdomen of the little fellow. He
lived about two hours and died in great
~onv The father is Frustrated.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10
CATTLE DIE BY THOUSANDS.
They Strew the Western Plains
as the Result of a Blizzard.

A Denver dispatch says thousands OF
dead cattle, sheep and horses strew
the plains of western Nebraska and
eastern Colorado as a result of the
blizzard. In hundreds of ravines and
dry beds of creeks the animals crawled
to be covered with drifting snow, while
other countless numbers struggled
against the blizzard to reach shelter
but persisted on the ridges. Incoming
passengers over the Burlington and
Union Pacific say that in every gulley
are seen the carcasses of animals, and
that the bodies are scattered over tn
plains in every direction.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10
Wants TO Change Its Name.

The news that the Georgia Pine road
desires to change its name to the Geor-
gia, Florida & Alabama is encouraging
to us. This indicates that the G. p.
intends building into Alabama, and if
it goes north we,hope Cuthbert will be
on its route.-Cuth bert Leader.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10

Habitual constipation is the door
through which man. of the serious ills
of the body are admitted. The occa-
sional use of Prickly Ash Bitters will
remove and cure this distressing con-
dition. MCLAIN DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10
In Cure a Cold in One Day.

take Laxative Br0mo-Quinine Tab
lat. All druggists refund the money
- II fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig
rature il on each box. Csc.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10

"Cornease, =" the best corn cure on
earth at FultOn's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-04-10

Pretty white swiss for curtains, s
worth l24 cents, for cents yard. S
1000 yards fine white lawn for s s
cents yard. S
1000 yards good white check 8
for cents yard. 3
cakes fine buttermllk soap, 4
worth 5 cents, for cents. 8
Good household scissors, worth :;
worth csc, for loc pair. :;
{.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-06
Sin gfanoaf im Bier Mtben.

8einli9es Iufieben erregt in Mil=
tpaufee Die 9lbiebung bes berp0rraz
genben @elebrten 9einri9 Nebrline
ols &uitps oes oprtigen itdbtt=
iben natureelbidtli9en Muleums.
@lei65eitie nit ibn1 abeeiebt puroe
iein eriter 9ilfsbean1ter Ibal, Der bic
&nflage geeen i'm erboben bat. Die
Nbltilnmung i'm Wuieumsrath ent=
lcbieb nit 6 eeeen 3 Stimmen fiir
@ntlai1une Der beioen @ennnnten.
Die gegen 9eebrling erbobenen 8ez
idulbigungen lauteten auf ungebiibr=
libes 8etragen, llnfdbiefeit uno
Bflihtperuabldiiigling.
Sm Bubltfum aber tit man nit
bieien barten l1rtbeil iebr tuenie einz
perftanoen uno tpirft benz Wtuleums=
ratb pDr, eegen ben berpDrragenben
@elebrten Seebrling, ben beiten Sent
ner Der amerifanii6en 8pee(tpelt
uno Encouragement SbriftIteuer,
eneber5ig uno fleinlib porgeganeen
au iein. @ie rpenig gerebtfertist
iein Nnfldeer 9bal in Der Inaelez
genbeit baitebt. fann man aus beln
umitanb erleben, baB er eleidaeitie
nit entlalien moroen lit.
9eebrling befleioete Die Stelle zines
&ultDs bes itdotiiben Muleums in
Wiltpaufee felt 1890 unb mar, 1a9~
benz er 5l1 ipieberbolten Malen tpe=
gen ieiner Nntsflbruns uno ieiner
bernDrragen6en 8erbienite I'M Die
@iIienlbuft belDbt tpDrben mar, biz
gum Sabre 1903 angeitellt tpproen.
@r miro iebt Die @eribte geeen feline
Nbiebung anrufen, um ipei,ieitenS
feline Nmtsaeit ausbienen au fDnnen.
9eebrling bat bas Bette @erf lber
Die aefieoerte @elt bes noroamerifa@
niihen Continents geibrieben unb
gilt biesieits unb ienieits bes Ntlan=
tiihen Weeres als erite autDritdt.
Seine Gedtibaffenbeit gift fir 10
unanfehtbar, oaB ielbit Der ibm
feinbieliee Muieutns Brdlibent
@inbfelber befennen muBte, oaB au9
ntbt Die Spur bon 8etpeiien elmer
unebrlthen 6anolung in ben 3eu<
genansiagen entbalten lei.
Die bDrtige u@ermania" auBert fi9
iiber 9tebrlings Nbiebung: rDa be-
reits angefiinbiet tpurbe, baB Die 9ln=
gelegenbeit su ibrer enbailtigen @nt=
i6eibung ben @eribten unterbreitet
peroen tpIroe, 10 entbalten mir uns
porlaufie jegli6en urtbeils an Dieier
Stelle. Sc giebt nod &ibter III
@iscDniin, unb ipenu einmal unfer
Obereeribt entidieoen baben miro,
oaB auf bieie, nab unlerer Nnii6t
bDdit ionoerbare @eile nnteriudun=
gen eeleitet unb geante entlaiien
tperben biirfen, unb bab Hcrionen
5ur ielben Belt als Nnfldger, &ibter
uno 8elaitungs5eueen fungiren fDnz
men - banr tperoen mir unS in oaS
urtbeil fieen.
y6Dbit beoauerli9 1T es ieoenz
falls, baB Die Dien1te zines Wannes
nit ben &enntniilen unb Sabiefeiten
bes leitberigen &uitos, Der III ieinein
ipe5iellen Sabe in ber tpifienlhaft=
berl @eft beiber 9entilpbdren als
NutDritdt anerfannt lit, unierem 6fz
fentliben Wtuieum nibt erbalten
Deroen fOnnten.
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@ntranu ben, xppe.

9err 6. 9. Wunoop, Elm &e6ts=
antpalt BON Senrietta, ger., icbreibt:
uMein 8ruber bate boherabiees
Malaria Sieber unb Die @elblunt.
Sd iiberrebete i'm, Electric Bit
ters" gu nebmen, unb balo oarauf
batte iib iein 3uitano auh beoeutenr
gebeiiert; aber er iebte leinen ge=
brau6 iolan9e fort, biz er = na6
furser 3eit-pDllie interchangeable
tpar. Sd bin feit oapDn iberaeuet,
oaB Electric Ritters'' i'm beln
9ooe entriNen bat" Dieie Meoisin
beieitiat Walaria, t6otet &ranfbeits=
Seine uno reintet bas 8lut; fDroert
bic 8eroaugne. regulirt. bic 2eber
uno @ieren, beilt geritopfung, 9ps=
pepiie, nerp6le &rantbeiten, Nierenz
2eioen unb Srauen &ranfbeiten;
iiberbaupt: pt:-giebt pDlle @eiunobeit.
Sour. so Gts., au baben bel S.
&alteper & Sobn, Droguiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-06
9as erfte amterieeiihe aabel.

0as erite unterieeii6e &ubel, oas aug geip6bnl=
dem nit @uttaperda iiolirtem Drabt bereeitet oar,
ipuroe Dor unssidbr iinfsis Sabren iber ben cnst=
i6en &anal seest unD Der erite geriud. lber balbe
eins gOf&aft gu ienoen, mar oerfo9reia ouB inner
balb zines Sabres oarauf Elm pie drteres Babel gb=
fituirt puroe. Gs NOR aud 5p unseFabr bieler 3tit
oaB 9oftettsr's Wa9enbitters, oas tpeltberhhute
9pspeie7 6eilmittel, suerit i'm Ynblitum eneeihbrt
murDe; unb eine 8eebtbeit unb ien itriolg als cine
amiiten slrnei pdbrenb oieier Sabre iibertreifen
fait ben oss unterieeiiden &abes, wdbrsno es beue
alen as bas ein3is suuerliiiee 9eilmitel fir 9ps=
pepiie, 9eroauunasft6rnne, Sldblu6t, @erfopfung,
@allepereiituna, Ne,poFtdt oSer shlailoieteit oo=
itebt. Sails 0u an oieIen &ranfbelten leloef, 10
tontmt cs oaber, baB 3m niemals oas Yitters per=
ludt bait geriube es iofort, faas 9u eeIuho isin
m66teh. IS ipiro Oein 9an3es Sphem trdfti9en uno
feiten, geinnoen Sdlaf er3eusen, uno oaralf nl,rB
natilrlidl quite @eMnobeit iolssn. y
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-06
Cages Wemigefitem.
& n [ q n D.

= 8rdiibent Mc9inlep ernannte
ben @eneralmaipr Miles gum Gene
ralIeutnant. 3u @eneralmaioren
tpuroen ernannt Die Brigade =.@enez
rale gbaffee unb Wcgrtbur; unb gu
Brigade @enerdle bic Sberlten:
Bates, @beatDn, S9man, Daois,
Gunner, @oob, 6au, 6uebes,
Ganoall, &obbe, Grant unb 8eQ.
-Sn Georgetown, &p., tpuroe 6p.
6. goutiep, tpelher Der 8etbeiligung
an Der Woronerlbp6rung gegen ben
SOB. @Dbel angeflaet mar, gu le=
bensldngli6er 3ubtbausbaft perurs
tbeilt.
Sn Iopefa, aanlas. bat Mrs.
Station iebt aub ben ,5elate=Sa=
loon. oas eleganteite 2pcal Der
Staot. init orei @ebilfinnen sertriirt1=
inert uno Die Yoli5ei bat lie babel
nod in Shub genomtmen unb ben
Beliber, Wti6ael @agner, baran
perbinoert, iein Gigentbum su be-
ibiiben!
= Das &eprGlentantenbaus Der
Staatsle9islatur in Nlbanp, sc. g.,
bat Die Biq aneenpnmen, our6
pel6e Die &ontrolle iiber Die Bolisei
Der Staot Seem Dorf in bic 6dnoe
BON &ommiiidren .geleet tueroen
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Grfuriiouen Der S. 4 q. M.=8abn

Rad Marlim, Seg., am 10, Seb.:
Estate Senate Biennial Meeting" bes
Modern Order Of Praetorians'
Sad sort gSortb, &c.,, ppm u.
bis IA. Jeb.: LOG Rolling Woodmen
i of the World".
Mad, sort ssortb, Ser, om II.
rnb l3. Jeb,: '"rexas Live Stock Asso-
ciation''.
Mad, 9aaas, Ser, am 8. uno A..
6eb.: @roB~9Dee Il. 0. O. F."
Rad gan 2lntonip, Ger, ppm
II. bis IA. Mdra: Texas Cattle Raj
ser's Association
Rad Sareoo, Ger., am %. Seb, :.
Bur 5eier BON u@ep. gSalbinetou's &c.
burtstoe"
big 10. 6eb,; "Mardi Gras'' 5eitli6<
feiten,
Rad Wtarlim, Ger, @rturiions.
BiQette meroen bus ean6e Sabr binourcb
perfalft fir IL Sa6rpreiS fir Die &uno~
reiie; 8iaette 9iltie fir 30 Gage. pie
tueltberiibmteu rSeiBen Queuen", Ma
tural Sanitarium" uno o@e'nnobettss
NelDrt".
Stir pbiqe @rfltrlionen ino iebr nieb-
rige Staten on9eiebt moroen. gSegen
@in5elheiten, be89l. Staten, SerfaufStaee,
@nltiafeitsbauer, SSabr5eiten &C., tpenoe
man iir6 an ben nGcb1ten 2eenten Der S.
& 8. N.8abn, poer idreibe an
3. s. Yrice, q. B. & 3. a.,
Baleitine, 9eras.
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Etme Scbrecfeus> >Ssadbt.

.Giefes 8aneen erregt es, als Die
Ierate laeen, oaB Die 8itttpe oes
tapferen Generals 8urnba1n, BON
Wabias, Wae., nod ppr 9aeensan=
brub an 2ungenentaiinoune iterben
meroe," ihreibt 9rau g. $. 2in=
coin, Die ibr tpdbrenb Der Mabt 8ei=
ftono leiitete. Sebob iie lbidte nab
DIR. Kings New Discovery,
oas ibr mebr als etntnal oas
2eben gerettet bate, uno 1ie BON
Sbninoiubt beilte. vgta6bem
tie es einaenDmmen bate, 1blief
iie Die 9anse geabt uno beiien nadz
BERGER @ebrauh bat iie tpieoer uol=
Zig eebeilt. Diele wunberbare
Wfeoiein tuirb garantirt, olle Sails,
8ruit= uno 2uneen 2eioen au bei=
len. Sour so Gents uno $1.OO.
8robe= =Slalhe frei bel s. &altener &
Sobn. 9ruguiiten.
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8ei ieinent @inaus i'm 6aaa

= 8ei ieinem @inaus i'm 6aae
muroe Der 6eraoe 9einrih BON Wed=
enburs=Sbmerin, Der 8rautiaam
Der aoniain 8ilbelmine. in ber5liber
Weiie etnpfangen. ST lit gum Gice=
Nomiral Der boqdnoilben 5lotte unb
gum @eneral ernannt tpproen. Der
6eraog fabr in elmer StaatS=& =&arplie
nab oem Balait, tpD i'm &Dniein
gBilbelmine in Der 8Drballe erpar=
tete. gr banfte ben perl1ieoenen
geatnten, tpelbe i'm betpillfonlmnez
ten, in bplldnoilher Sprade.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-06

Sn 9unoo,l .traF Die Metouna
ein, 6aB Die unter benz aummanoo
8lafes (eines friiberen amerifani=
iben Gapallerie>Sffiaiers) itebenoen
8uren nab 2Dren5o Marque5 ein=
auoringen oroben uno baB Bortugal
in SDlee oeilen unt britiiben Shub
nabeelubt babe. Yngeblib lit be-
reits Elm britiibes @eibpaoer bort=
bin untertpegs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-02-06
Sin nprsiigliher Srppfem,

bas 1T bas einitinimise llrtbeil, tuelcbes
bas Bublifum iber bas TEXAS PRIDE
oer ''San Antonio Brewing Associa-
ton" (gitp<Brauerei) sefallt bat. 0as
Sob bes neuen 8ieres fuirb iiberan bin
perfiinbet unb bic 8rauerei lit faum i'm
Stanbe, alle 9luftrdee 10 prompt 3u fiile
len, ipie iie bies tup6l m6tbte. Oie Ser
lteGuna bieles 8ieres lit elm SbuB inS
Scbuar5e, elm 5reffer, tuie er tuDblse<
lungener nicbt iein fonnte.
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g. u. & q. g. 8abn.
Nbfahrt,

9satb galbeitou, 6oulton unb guero tag-
lig. .................. .8:45 Born.
Hah Corpus gbrifti, MranIas 9aB nnb
8eepille taelib 2:20 Na9m.
Nab 86rne uno &errniGe, tdelieb, aus
genomnen SDnntags, 80. .2:45 Nabnt.
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