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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-30


Aver fueron curad dos en- la sala
de socorro Nicomedes Moreno de
dos heridas por aplastamiento, una
en- ell segundo dedo y otra en- ell ter
cero del pie izquierdo con p6rdida
de Ia una.
Dionisio Tapia de una fractura
completa primera y segunda falan'
je del dedo grueso y otra de la pri.
merr falanje del dedo segundo.
Diego Ceballos de varias que
maduras en- Ia region dorsal media
lumbar y glutias, otra en- el terno
superior del music derecho de pri
mer grado.
Andres Hidalgo de una herida
contusa en- Ia articulation de la Sc.
gunda y tercera falanje del dedo fn'
dice de 10 mano deracha.
Jes1s Maria Sierra de una heri
da, contusa en- forma estrellada en-
su parte superior, de cinco centfme'
tros en- Ia region frontal lateral de.
recha.
Matilde Crespo de una herida
contusa de dos centfmetros en- la re-
gi6n nasal superior.
Jose Dones, de una confusion
en- Ia legion occipita1,
coNsEJo LAS MADaEs.--n 1arabe oalmant
on el periodic de Ia dentici6n. Alivia dc momento
e. pequeno sufrientc; produce I'M sueno natural
anquilo anviando al nifo de dolor el angelic des-
pterta con mucha vfveZa Rs muy agradable al pa
ladar Calma al ni6O, abanda las encfas alivia to-
dos dolores. ayuda al viento regula loe intesnos
este me5or conooido remedio para La darrea ssi re-
gutta De Ia dentici6n dc otras causas. Tener cui-
dado pedh por "Jarabe Calmantede Mr.. WinsloW
por ser el m o1or de todo
Aiem&s de camas para una s
dos plazas, hay cretonss para saba
mas, de hilo y de algod6n, braman.
tes, pnnto para mosquiteros. perca
les blanco y de colores, mantas,
abrigos y hasta hierro galvanizado.
SPero en- donde? Pues en- casa de
Melon, que cs Ia tienda mejor surti
da de San Juan.
En- Washington, Sc da por SO.
guro, que el cabotsje eutre Puerto
Rico y los Estados Unidos sera un
hecho, aprobado en- oreve por ell
Congreso americana. ESQ es 10 que
demanda el derecho y Ia justicia.
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ESCUELA DE TAQUIGRAFIA
EsPANOLA E INGLEsA

MARIO S. GEiGEL SO Fortalezo
Kitchener telegraffa que las
guerrillas beers Sc eucuentran su
mamente quebra ntadas con metivo
de la prolongacion de Ia guerra y ia
escasez de where's. sY donde estan
las provisiones que constantemente
han venido los beers quitando al
ej6rcito ingl6sp Esto es 10 rsro, que
los que SO levan Ia despensa, sean
los que tengan hambre. Ese troly
no anda derecho
Sc alqulla nm mirador ventilado 6
independence. San Jose II
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-30

Don Jose Echegaray ACADIA de
ser objeto de una distinction. no por
10 inesperada menos agradecida.
El Gobierno frances, por con.
ducto de su embsjador en- Madrid,
ha enviado 81 insigne dramaturgo 81
diploma de gran Official de = Legion
de Honor, que es una De las mas u
tas jerarquias dentro de ia 0fden.
Sc nos dice que. se trata de
construir nm gran kiosko 4rabe en-
Puerta dc. Tierrs, cerca de r. plazne
IL de Colon, con ebjeto de dar bailes
Il ARE hbra, tN como se eelebrsban
an ados pasados por 10 eolonia 80
pauola % esta Cspisal.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-05-30
Ri Tribunal de Distrito d

Ri Tribunal de .Distrito de
San Juan ha condenado & Antonio
Quinones, por asesinato de Jose Ma.
vol primer cartero de San Juan & Ia
pena de diex y siete AMOS de presidio
correctional 6 indemnizaci6n 4 Ia IA
miiia del interfecto de cinco mil do.
liars
Durante Ia ausencia del Sr.
Consul de Noruega y Suecia en- esta
Capital, don Joaquin F. Fernandez,
queda encargado de dicho consulado
don F. r. Latimer.
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MUEBLES BARATOS

Sillerias americsnas , de Vie
ma. Juegos para hsbitaciones = co.
medor. Escritorios comerciales y
para Sras. Camas, juegos de MIN
bre para gabinete, guarda conf
das, etc. etc. r.
PARA NINOS. -.
Coches varias formas con uanta
y gomas, sillas- coches, sillas atlas
para mesa, mecedoras etc. en- Los
Novios" FortalezA 48
M n -.
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impO1t O1taldslIno. |
La BibIiOteca m|u1ieipdl
Sc declara Circulalte.

Ccnvencidos de que no puede
haber verdadera libertad, no hay
sverdadera instruction que no pues
de haber instruction donde no Sc u
cilitan 81 pueblo medl0s de instruiH
SO, hemos Yenido librando hasta hoy
una yerdsdera campA11a en- favor de
las Bibliotecas circulantes #
Nos apenaba yer los ibros anon
tonados al d pequeno rscinto de Ii
Biblioteca municipal faltos de Rire,
de calor, de vida, y abogamos por-
que los ibros <respiraran. aire mas
puro, yendo 4 buscar los 1ectores 70
que los, lectores no buscaban los Ii
bros.
A nuestra campai1a en- Ia prem
90 unimos Ia exposition drmada por
respetabilfsimas personas de esta
ciudad elevada ha POGO & Ia resolu
ci6n del Ayuntamiento.
Tuvimos Ii suerte de encontrar
en- el Concejo, hombres tambien inte
resados en- el progreso de Ia ciudad
y Ia idea tnvo apoyo viniendo
el 6xito mas complete cOronar nues
ira obra, que al fin no es obra nues.
ira, pues mucho antes nuestro illus
trado amigo don Pedro G. Thimoth6e
habfa lanzado Ia idea desde las CO.
lumnas de <La Balanzas. El querido
maestro don Manuel Fernandez Jun
cos defendiola con ell G RI d o
que defiende siempre las ideas gran
des y generosas, y el compaflero
don Rosendo Infante Saave6ra apor
t6 sus entusiasmos y luch6 con noso
tros por ella.
A ellos corresponds pues Ia glo
ria del exito y q nosotros Ia satisfac
ci6n de que todas las classes sociales
tengan medios de instruirse que ha
sido siempr nueatro mayor deseo.
En breve todos los que deseen
instruirse tendr6n medios de hacer.
10 Gin sacrifcio alguno Los obre
ros podran dedicar al estudio las ho
ras que les deje libres la ruda LABOR;
los pobres 1eer&n libros como los
leen los ricos sin hacer dispendios y
Ia instruction estara al alcance de
cuantos quieran instruirse:
He aquf Ia comunicaci6n que re
cibimos, y que honra III Ayuntamien
to de San Juan:
Sr Don Joaquin e Barreiro.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
ALBEMARLE-George W. c. Drexel of Philadel-
phia. ASTOR-Sylvester Scovi OF Havana FIFTH
ANENUE-C. 3. Grant. tr.. OF San Diego: Andrew
d. White. United States Ambassador TO Germany
and ex-senator Frank Hiscock. OF Syracuse
GRAND-Captain John II. Parker 2sth United
States Infantry. GRAND UNION-Colonel F NJ
Crandall Of Aberdeen. HOFFMAN-Beniamin Ide
Wheeler, president OF the University of California
and John Austin Stevens. of Newport HOLLAND
-Drexel Biddle. of Philadelphia. and J. G. McCul-
loch. of Louisville IMPERIAI-L. H. Keith Of
Boston. MANHATTAN-Ex-M Mayor William w
Hyde Of Hartford. H. b. Endicott of Boston; S
Parker Brewer. of Boston: ex-Congressman E
Coykendal, Of Rondout; ex-Congressman J. J. Bel
den, of Syracuse, and DR.. Carlos F Macdonald of
Pleasantville, y. Y MARLBOROUGH Andrea
Terry. OF Paris. MURRAY HILL-N b. Borden Of
Fall River. and George W. Pepper, of Cleveland
NAVARRE-Captain r. c. Davis L. S. A; Captain
F. Parker, L. 5. A. and Captain G. Ciriswold
L. S. A. PLAZA-Charles NJ. Van Heusen NJ
Albany. and T. w. Harris. L. S. A SAVOY
Thomas B. Wanamaker. OF Philadelphia VIC
TORIA-C- e Stone, OF St Paul; A. w Street of
Buffalo. and David Murray NJ P, of Glasgow
WALDoRF-W. s. Lowe. L. S. A; Colonel r. C
Rerens. Of St Louis aad Colonel James Tate, of
Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

sailed. p m. steamer Columbia (Ger). Krech
(from Hamburg New-York via Cherbourg.
Queenstown 30. 7.47 a m-Arrived, steamers TeJ-
tonic (I3r). McKinstry New-YorF Liverpool: sI5
m. Celtic CBr. Lindsay New-York for Liverpool
(and both proceeded
Hamburg oct 3O-Saled. steamer Willkommen Ger).
Shau. New-York
st Michaes. oct 3O-Arrited: steamer Iguria UtaD.
Cafero, Genoa and Naples for Nev'-YoIk Cfor coaD.
Naples a m-Arrived. steamer Lain Ger.
Meyer New-York taI.d sailed for Genos)
Port 30Arrved steamer lndrani (Brl. Hill.
Norfolk and New-York for Singapore. Manila
Perrin, 20Passed, steamer Neptune (Br), Walters.
York for Hong Kong.
Calcutta. 25-Saied. steamer Loeb Tay (Br).
Stephens. New-York.
Hong Kong. oct 30-Arrived. previously. Falls
OF Kettle tBrl, Esterbrook Baltimore and New-York
Singapore.
2B-Sailed, steamer Beor (3r).
Pernambuco for New-Iork
Point Passed steamer CaCique
New-York for Valparaiso,
Colombo, Oct 3oArrived previously, (Br)
Kilgour New-York for Shanghai
Ponce Oct 30 noon-Sailed steamer Zula- Terr. from
Venezuela for NewYOrk
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. WEDNESDAY. OCT. 80 1901

PORT OF NETWORK. WEDNESDAY, OCT 80 1901
ARRIVED
Steamer Deutschland Ger Tank Schierhorst Hamburg
October Is, in ballast TO Phillip Ruprecht the
Bar 3:30 a m.
Steamer Kaiserin Maria Theresa (ier) Richter RE
men October % Southampton and Cherbourg q with
mds 34 cabin and 40s steerage Oelrichs
q Co. Arrived AT the Bar al 2:O5 p m.
Steamer FL Paso Boyd, New-OTleans October with
mdse 10 T Van Sickle.
Adirondack Ger. Roberts, Savanna la Mar
October l9 Black River 81 ST. AIMS Bay % Kingston
"a Fortune Island % with mdse and 5 cabin pasSen
gers PIN. Forwood & Keock Arrived at the Bar an
m.
Steamer Jefferson. Dole Newport News and Norfolk
with mdse and passengers TO the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company.
Steamer Buehelds. Hastings. Baltimore with mdse to
sandy Hook. j. Oct 80 $50 m-wind south; reh,
air: fair
SAILED
Steamers Goldsboro. Philadelphia Esperanza Havana
Bely.rnon lNor} Port de Psix, Aux Cages etc; III
News: Norman Isles (sor), Fernandna: Catania Ger
Santos: George W Clyde. Providence. Tabarstan OBJ
Savannah: Forest Castle ,Br). Newcastle England 81
Paul. Southampton; Algonquin. Boston; Rotterdam
Dr). Antwerp. via Cherbourg shawmut with one barge
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
Lizard 20 $50 a m-Passed. steamer Philadelpbia
Mills, New-York for Southampton.
Liverpool. Oct 29-Arrived. steamer Nomadtc fRr
Thomas, New-York; Both. sailed. steamer Ocea nio
Scliy Oct 30Passed steamer Phoenicia er) Froehlch
Hamburg via Boulogne for New-York.
Southampton Oct 80, l m--ATrived, Phiadel
Dhia. Mills. New-fork passed Hurst Castle / mn
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

orchids ferns foliage plants. etc. beginning to-day
at 10 a. m. II is said that the exhibition will be
the finest ever in the park, the flowers being
particularly beautiful this year, and being now at
their very best There many curious and little
known plants which will be exhibited including one
known as the fire tree. which comes from Aus
traa and bears blossoms of a fiery red. The ex-
hibition is free.
Postmaster Van Cott announces that the mails
from Hong-Kong, October 2; Shanghai. October 81;
Yokohama, October u, and Honolulu, October p.
which arrived at San Francisco on the steamer
Gaelic were dispatched East October %, and
are due here the morning of November 3
The Scenic and Historic Preservation Society.
whose headquarters are in The Tribune Building
sent letter 10 the Board OF Public Improvements
requesting the board TO give it a hearing on the
proposed park az Broad and Pearl SITS. The society
wishes the city TO include in the park Fraunces
Tavern The board decided 10 give the representa-
tives of the society hearing on December l.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
BIG FOUR DIRECTORS CHOSEN.

Cincinnati. Oct. 30.-The stockholders Of the
Cleveland. Cincinnati. Chicago and St. Louis Rail-
way Company at their annual meeting to-day
elected the following directors: James Barrett. Of
Cleveland; Alexander Mcdonald, of Cincinnati. and
W. II. Newman. Of New-York The first two were
reelected, and Mr. Newman was chosen in place OF
George a. Farlow. OF Boston. whose term expired
Walter P. Bliss was elected TO I'll the vacancy
caused by the death of George P Bliss whose term
expired in 1892. There were 80 027 shares OF pre-
ferred stock and 21OIS0 OF common represented at
the election. bout 20 per cent. The directors will
meet In New-York next week to elect officers.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing at Aqueduct-
Rapid Transit Commission.
Seth Low at Thalia Theatre. in the Bowery Harmonic
Assembly Rooms, in Avenue A; Cooper Union:
Hall. Fourth-st; Apollo HaIl. Clinton-s New Irving
Hall. No. 2is Broome-st evening
Tammany meeting Grand Central Palace evening
Edward NJ. Shepard Prohibition Park Staten Island
evening.
Twain al Side House Settlement SEVENTY
srth-st. and East River Sis m.
Dinner OF the Rutgers Club Hotel Marlborough sso
p.
Review of the sth Regiment by General Smith, evening
Meeting George Washington Post G. A. r. Hoffman
House.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
FATAL FEUD IN WEST VIRGINIA CITY.
DOCTOR AND HIS WIFE May DIE-ANoTHER MAN
DEAD

'heeling w. Va, Oct. 3o.-Last night DR.. S. T
: wther of New -Martinsville returned home from
"a. interior OF the State. On the street his
eg store. while in company with his wife and
Cal.gtter-in-law. he met Friend Cox, an oil engi-
s.eer: Joe" Yaeger and Clifford Anderson. shoot
iag melee followed both sides participating. and
Cox was shot through the head and kfllel Instant
ly. DR.. Lowther was seriously wounded. and Mrs
Iowther shot through the right lung. Both
may die. Al the inquest. Dr. Lowther's little girl
an eyewitness. testified that Cox shot and Killed
himself, this is not credited. Cox and his wife
separated some months ago, and from that started
the ennlity between Cox and Lowther.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
DIRECTORS OF THE CLOVER LEAF ROAD

Frankfort. Ind. Oct 3o--At the election Of di-
rectors Of the Toledo St. Louis and Western Rail-
way Company, in this city to-day. the following
board Of directors was chosen: w. A. Reed. F. p
olcott, Henry Bulge. T. H. Hubbard, J. X Todd
G II. Tweed, J. c. Brown, J. J. Emery and A r.
fiSls., PiGk. OF NeT-9ork, G s W Packard of Phila-
board will meet in New-York on November TO
elect president and chairman Of the board. Chair
man Reed is quoted saying that President Nor
ton Will be reelected unanimously. The reported
movement to change the location of the roads gem
eral shops has been silenced by the issue of an
order for the material enlargement of the shops
in this city.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

TO DIVIDE CITRUS FRUIT TRAFFIC.
Los Angeles. Cal. Oct. SO-The citrus fruit ship
ping season begins November l. and the Santa
Fe and Southern Pacific Will renew the agreement
existing between the two systems on the sub
ject This is arranged from year 10 year and
provides for equal division of the traffic. which
is worth close TO SIS 100000 for both lines.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
BURLINGTON TAKES Our 1LLINoIs LIcENsE

Chicago Oct S0.-The Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad, formerly corporation under the
Illinois law, but now incorporated in the State OF
Iowa, with capital stock of 800 100000 took
license yesterday with the Secretary of State in
Springfield to operate in this State but without
capital stock Illinois corporation. This
action ia a sequence TO the reincorporation, with
headquarters In Burlington Iowa.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
PENNSYLVANIA TO GET MANY NEW CARS.

Philadelphia Oct. 3O.-In order TO facilitate the
moving of coal and TO relieve the blockade at the
mines the Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
decided 10 place orders Immediately for thirteen
thousand pressed steel These will include
both eondoa and box cars. The scarcity Of freight
cars is not confined the Pennsylvania Railroad.
but is general throughout the country. The names
OF the companies which will receive the orders for
the cars were not announced. Options have beer
obtained and the contracts will be closed with tn
companies guaranteeing the most rapid delivery.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
NEM FAsT TRAIN FROM cLEvELANp

NIlW F-AoI Ifl-AIN FIIOAI OI1IlN f1I1AND
Cleveland. Ohio Oct. 3o.-Beginn!ng Sunday
the Lake Shore will put a fast train for
Cleveland passengers 10 NeW-York and Boston
The train will be known as the New-York and
Cleveland special, and will leave Cleveland daily
at 2:50 p. m, arriving in New-York the next
ing AT o'clock and in Boston 1l:25
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
80 pension sYsTEM For sr. FAM

NO PENSION SYSTEM FOR ST. PAUL.
Chicago, Oct. 30-After nearly a years considera-
tion, it is deemed probable that the plan 10 pen
sion employees Of the Milwaukee and St Paul Rail-
way will be abandoned and accident and death
insurance system substituted. When the idea of
pensionng the 5000 or 10000 employees Of this road
was conceived II was submitted the men. but
did not meet their approval. The plan had no
provision for payments in cases Of accidents ex-
cept that employees would be placed on the pension
list If totally incapa citated by accident or other
wise. This was one of the strongest objections to
the original plan. To overcome this il is now
proposed TO abandon the pension plan and sub
stitute death and accident insurance
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

At a meeting yesterday of the board of managers
Of the Delaware and Hudson Company c. A Pea
body, jr.. representing the American interests of
William Waldorf Astor. elected a member
succeed the late Alfred Van Santvoord Mr. Pea
body was elected a director Of the Union Pacific
Railroad Company at the annual meeting of that
company on October s. John Jacob Astor is among
his associates on the Deleware and Hudson Board.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
UVPROFETABLE WHALING VOYAGE.
CATCH INSUFFICIENT TO PAY FOR oUTFTTTING
VESSEL.
- rELEeRAPH 20 THE rRIRrYE.l }


San Francisco, Oct. 30.-Nine months spent in the
South Seas of the coast OF Japan and IN the
okhotsk Sea proved Improbable 10 the whaling
bark Andrew Hicks. which reached this port to-
day CAPTAIN Shorey OF the few colored master
mariners on the coast. is in command, and the
crew is OF an colors and nationaltes
Since April l9 when the Hicks called at Guam
no land was touched. The captains wife and little
daughter made a long cruise in the Hicks Only
five small right whales were taken. all near the
Chinese coast. producing 2.esO pounds OF bone and
90 barrels OF oil The entire catch OF the whaler
Is not worth over IS 600 several thousand dollars
less than ID cost TO outfit the Hicks.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
BIG ORDER BY DENVER AND RIO aRANpE.

Denver, Oct 5l-The largest order for motive
power and equipment ever given at time by a
Western road has been placed in the East by the
Denver and Rio Grande. The order is for forty
locomotives, twenty passenger and 2C00 freight
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
NEW-YoRK CITY.

The conservatories in Central Park at East One
hundred and -fourth-st., will be the scene of Il
gorgeous exhibition of chrysanthemums. tubers
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31

James McCreery
ORIENTAL DEPARTMENT
4th FLOOR.
About 400 Sofa Cushions,
covered with various
Eastern stuffs, Bombay
stripes and Indian en-
brOideries.
S1.OO and 500.
Richly embroidered Indian
Odhney ys,-suitable for
table covers, couch covers
and decorative hangings.
1925 and $500
Usual price 400 md 5.25 each.
100 fine, EN- brOidered
Kutch Skirts. 4 to 6 yards
long.
$4.15 each.
tensive collection of
rich Phulkaris,-m any
antiques. Size about 4 #.
6 in. X : to s TT.
5.75 to SO.
Usual price $50 to 1880.
% choice Burmese POr-
there's. COlOrs,-crimsOn,
blue, gold, rose and
brown, embroidered in
curious floral designs.
$500 each.
Benares and Maradabad
Metal Smokers Sets.
S1.15, $50 and 400 per set.
Cigar Stands. Ash Trays,
Match Holders, PlacQues
and Trays,-native In
dian cOlOrs and patterns.
Soc soc and 15c each.
$50 fine JeypOre prints
suitable for POrtiere
covers or hangings. Sizes,
Aft. .X9 fl. and & IT. X 12 #.
1.35 and 2.75.
Usual prices 2.25 TO 4.25 each.
Twenty-third Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
Announcements.
A New Collar.
T. q w. Lubbock" "Lubeck.'' E a W.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 20 ass Moon rises pm s;Ss Moons age 10
HIGH WATER
sandv Hook lo:il Gov Island lo;37 He'll Gate u 33
p %-san6y COX 10 80 Island il:Io Hell Gate i0S
New-York tribune., 1901-10-31
For Breakfas st
Luncheon
or Tea

A few small biscuits easily made with
Royal Baking Powder. Make them
small-as small round as a napkin ring.
Mix and bake just before the meal.
Serve hot.
Nothing better for light dessert
than these little hot biscuits with butter
and honey, marmalade or jam.
You must use Royal Baking Powder
to get them right.
Neither good wholesome biscuit can be
produced with alum baking powder which
be known by its lower price. Alum is
mineral acid whose n food causes dys
pepsa liver complaint and kidney trouble.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1901-01-22
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8on Chicago, ct. 2puis, &anias gitp,
Oallas, SORT gBortb uno gSacV tdslicb
(Sunlet 9epDt) $50 Born.
8on gSacp, Sort 8prtb, Dallas &c. (S.
u. & q. IS. 9eppt) 80. 1920 Mbenbs.
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g. u. & u. q. 8abn.
81 hfnhrf.

Nah @alueiton, SouitDn uno guerD tdg.
Zig. .5:45 8Drnt.
Nob Corpus gbrifti, Nrallias BaB unb
Beebille tdglicb .2.20 Ha6n.
Hacb Borne unb &errbille, td9lieb, au s.
9enontnen Sonnta9s. ). .2:45 Nabnt.
Nab 8Drne uno &errpille, SDnnta9s. !.
......................8:30 Born.
Nntunft.
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lf@. ...7:UU Nben0S.
BON Corpus @briiti, Nranias 8aB nno
Beebile tdgltcb 1:55 Na6m.
&on 86rne itnb &errnille. taelieb, ans>
genommen Sennta9s. 80. 1855 &0rm.
Son 8brne uno &errpille, SDnntags, 80.
500 Mbenos.
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blieben.
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