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La Junta tribune., 1902-01-11
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STATE 0. CoLoHADo. f.
II Tns COUNTY CoUEr.
NARY MOORE, Plaintiff.
ROBT ". MOORE, Defendant
The People Of the State Of Colorado 10 Rob.
ert ~ Moore. the defendant above naancd,
GREETING: X =
You arc hereby reqaired b appear 10 -
ssssos 6roaShs asein.s yoa bJ sha ebovs
couaty. state Of Colnrad0, and euiVeT tAs
complaint thsrein yitAln thirty dayu nlSos
the service hereof, II served within IL eesfe
Of Colorado o. By pahaieafioa; or, g s1rvoA
ont Of the state q Colorado, within MY dayu
sfssr ths serviee hsreof, exclusive q f9e ~
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La Junta tribune., 1902-01-11
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United States Land Omce, !
puahlo. Colo.. January I. lSfs (

Paeblo, Colo. January I, ISOeS
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has aled notice
OF his intention to make nnai proof In .up.
port Of his claim, and that said proof will b.
Junta, Colo, on Aprif5, ls0e, vis: KphrAim
u Winner, H. 3: No. -. for the :. ". y Ssc-
tion u. Towuship - s., Range IS ".
He names ths following wisneaars 10 prove
his continuous residence upon aud cnlaiva.
ttoa of said land, viE Cary n. Badges, VII.
and Swan ". Nelson, al Of Rocky Yord. Colo.
J. b. GORDON, Register.
First psiblicatioo, JaauAry 8. 12oe.
Last puhlieatioa, February u, i00c.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-11
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
the Otero Loan and Building Association
~ill he held at tho oflice Of Rbckey 4 Hart,
In La Junta, Colorado. on January q, ipc,
n 20 p. m, for the purpo~c OF electing =
hoard Of trustees for the ensuing year. and
trunsactiug such Other b,s~ine~s may be
properly presented
X. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
PirHt publication December Is. 1901.
Last publication January ., lS0e-
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-11
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UANrED-SEvRRAL PERSONS OF CHAR
W arter and good repufati In each state
and advertise old essabiishsd wealthy bs,si-
ness house Of solid financial standing. Salary
$500 weekly with expenses additional, all
payable In cash each Wednesday direct from
head oGkess Hor.e and carriage Furnished.
when neccssary. References. Eulo.e self-
ADDRESSED stamped envelope. Dept Mnnn-
TOR. N ca xton Building. ChicaGo.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-11
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE La IUNTA
! Home Company will be held NJ the otfice
Of G. A. Bcrrbohm, Monday. January II, tar.
CA. BEERBOHM. Secretary.
First qualifications Decemher IA. 1901
Last qualifications January II, 1SD-
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-11
SATURDAY. JANUARY,r. 1901
No more Cream.

We will not do any more credit
business after this date, except
with people who have an account
with us and pay their bills in full
every thirty days.
MATT DASIHEa.
La unts, December 7Ist.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-11
Change IN s.sIness Circles.

"a Junts. December 7Is,.
La Junta tribune., 1902-01-11
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Attorney at Law. Room t,..,,., mn,
La Junta, Colorado. -. w.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
BE CAREFUL IN HANDLING.
Brief Points Of Information About Taking powh
and Handling Tobacco.

The following suggestions for hand
ling tobacco b we been sent out III eAi
cular to growers by dealers having con
| tracts outstanding for the present crop
! Owing to the magnitude or the To-
bacco Industry in the State OF Wlscon
| sin, and the importance OF maintaining
| prices, it becomes necessary for growers
| and dealers to cooperate. The topaccoS
merchants realizing the importance OF
keeping the standard and reputation u
| the Wisconsin Or duct on paying pasls'
beg leave to suggest; ..+
1st. The 1902 crop has been conbraee-
cd for at remunerative prices " sno
producer. Before bundling for delivery
| farmers should read their contracts care
fully. and recirrocate by exercising
great care in fulfilling contracts Con-
ditions of the weather during curing
season caused some shed-burn anu
mouldy tobacco such goods are otiA'
aged and unmeI Ichantable. -
End. Only the very earliest and pesO
matured crops will do to bundle peloLo
January 1st. Tobacco lowered from
the poles early in the season VIII heae
in the pile, rot and stain leaves coInlhS
in contract with green stalks Il aiso
liable to heat and damage In bunaie'
SRI. TO not allow this crop TO Pc
come highly cased and saturated Will
moisture before taking down. DO nos
sprinkle or spray your tobacco. @ hnls
il dangerous practice and tobacco thus
treated Is understandable. ;.
4th. Tobacco should be soft and Pill
able when bundled. Do not allow your
tobacco to become extremely dry or ex-
tremely moist.
9TH. Make bundles that will weigh
forty pounds. Lap so the goods VIII VIII
not pull apart in transportation. Use
the best tobacco paper obtainabie for
bundling
9th. Filters that are merchantable
and sell on the markets of the world,
are free from trash and worthless
leaves. We cannot sell trashy, ground
leaves, shed burn and mouldy filters
Every grower in urged and cautioned TO
cooperate with dealers in maintaining
standard Of good Wisconsin iilers.
Nothing but sweet tobacco, filled with
the aroma of matured sound goods Will
make good filters.
18th. We call special attention to tho
word Trash Curley ground leaves,
shed burn, sun-burn, muddy and moldy
leaves are thus classed. H bailed sepa-
rate from good tobacco it will bring
market price; If mixed with good to-
bacco you violate contract and reduce
value.
sth. Great care should be exercised
| by both grower and dealer in handling
| the 1899 crop The leaf is delicate in
| texture, and unless treated with skill
and good workmanship, great disap-
pointment will result.
9th. Grower and dealer are mutual
ly interested, and we trust good FELLOW
ship may exist, aud both cooperate
heartily in laying the foundation that
will guarantee remunerative prices for
future crops.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
OUR COUNTY EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS.
A Few Facts Cleaned from the Annual Report Of
Superintendent Gardner. Made 70 County Beard.

As usual. Superintendent ardner
made an exhaustive rerort to t board
of supervisors concerning the g cation
al interests in the county, she ag that
| there is general interest in tt = york all
along the limo Mr., GardnsS has de-
voted his every energy nd 2 ought to
the betterment of school seroo ,, and as
usual he makes recommen(g ions that
are healthful TO the life & this great
bnllwork of American ins 5 itions, the
public school. He says tbs has been
created one new districE Turing the
year. in Chris tiana, mac & the l54th
district in the county. g new houses
werebuilt add umeroufp rmanent i'm
nrovements nade, amounting in all to
S8S 24a SO, a larger sum than has been
expended in any previous year. These in
clude the edifices at Niroqua, Raeds-
town, and one each in Stark and Whites
town. Total amount expended for all
educational purposes Sl02, 124. Il,
T~tal number of children of school
age II county 10. 101, a gain of II, while
the enrollm It at school is 80 less than
last year. n timber between the ages OF
seven and fourteen is 1865, an increase
of nine, while the number attendants at
school twelve weeks or more decreased
i15 This leaves 95S, he says, or nearly
one of every five, who have not attend
ed school as long as the law requires
Eight public examinations for teachers
were held, at which 300 wrote, and GER
tificates were granted to 2S male and
I5S females Four were first grade, 10
second. and 1877 third. Mr.. Gardner
SAYS the supply of teachers is limited,
especially experienced class, the scar
city being general over the state, MAX
ing it difficult for superintsndents TO
fill the schools even with inexperienced
workers One of the reasons for deser-
ton from the teaching ranks is dispro-
portionate wages 10 that paid in every
other avenue of industry labor in other
callings having, within three years, in
creased from 25 to 100 per cent, while
teachers wages have increased lees than
10 per cent, and chat increase chiefly in
graded anf high schools. Average
monthly ss.lary paid in high and graded
schools is for N les $40, females SS7. In
rural schools, IS 6S females S23 80, At
the two institutes held there was an
attendance Of 1856.
Superintendent Gardner wisely reco-
mends that more attention be given 20
penmauship in the schools. he recon-
nerds that districts provide writing
materials for use of pupils in rural
schools
There are hree high schools in county;
seven with three or more departments;
single departments 140 Fifty-ive males
and 112 females were employed in the
schools
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
WHISKY AT rHp BOTTOM,

Fs2UToR CENsoR:-The quiet, busy
student life here at the ~ has contipu
ed calmly and uninterrupted since our
last letter until last week. On Monday
last horrible tragedy took place in our
midst that shocked the whole commu-
nity. 1t was Immediately after cinner
on Monday that Mr.. Almquist, stew
ard of the boarding club where the
writer stops. offered the lady OF tine
house, Mrs Davenport, her pay for her
Last weeks services Immediately MT.
Davenport came In aud demanded the
money, but the lady forbade Mr.. AIM
auist to give him the money as he would
only squander it. Davenport then stepp.
ed back, saying, 'I'll settle this matter
,lrew his revolver and shot Almquist in
tha aide He then aimed at his wife,
but she escaped. Finally he turned the
fatal weapon on himself and blew mis-
own brains out. Almquist was taken
TO o hospital, where he died tine next
morning. An abrupt and sad end IN
deed for our beloved schooimate. C'nly
the blood stained side walk ever 'Snlcn
he ran after being shot marks the sad
memory OF his smiling face and beneVo-
| lent expression. Mr.. AlInquist was a
Swsde and had no relatives in this
country except a proposed one. but mao
hosts Of friends and admirers. ltis
classmates, the freshmen, showed dut
respect TO him in diffusive floral coptri'
buttons, and in paying his hospital ser,
vices Friday they held memoria
service in commemoration OF him
| Blessed ue his memory. A FRIEND.
Madison, Nov. "a, 1902.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
Grand Opening of Holt
day Goods at ToWneFs-

A special offering Of pictures
and fine art goods, consisting
Of pictures Of every class and
grade, rare and beautiful statu-
arv- and bric-a-brac from all
parts of the globe. China and
pottery frem every country in
the world. Cut-glass, silver
ware, jewelry, watches and
clocks, all new and up-to-date.
Make your selections early and
avoid the rush just before
Christmas.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26

New subscribers within vernon
county can secure the CENSOR till Jan
uary /, 1904 for an even dollar In al
vance.
County board adjourned Saturday
morning.
Martin Ruuico returned from South
Dakota.
Wedding suits and outfits a special
ty at the Blue Front Store.
Editor and Mrs o. G. Briggs were
in the city from Cashton, Saturday.
On Friday John @ Peterson goes 70
Janesville to accept foremanshp IN
one of the large tobacco warehouses
You don't have TO pay for our goods
blindfolded-if they are not just as
represented you don't have to kesp
them. Jos. BoEHRER, Jeweler.
Why not try II. W. Barker's Cough,
Catarrh Consumption Remedy at John,
| sons drug store It's the medicine that
will please you, nothing like it
| A high class entertainment by Miss
Van Tassell, well known actress sup
| uorted by strong company, will be
| given at the Opera House, Thursday
| Dec. 4th. Miss Van 'fassel is q star
actress, having appeared in all the large
cities where she won much distinction
Prof. G.. F. Mitchell arrived in this
city. yesterday intending to settle herr
pernansntly. A sister viii come late
and live with him. Mr.. Mitchell will
pursue his musical instruction commen
ced here on previous occasions. Thi
community welcomes Mr.. Mitchell az
| v,avYao uanf pIfiZen
Rings are still the most popul ar o
gifts. Naturally 30 for they can b
worn always and where all can 20
them. We have inst opene1 q larg
consignment Of the newest ideas i
rings. JOS. BoEHRER, Jeweief'
We're It for watches.
JOS. BoEHRT2. Matchmaker.
} C eneral and Mrs Z NJ Rogers dt
llightfully entertained a party Of az
lwards of sixty neighbors and freinds a
their home Friday night, with An 81
| ening at West Minister Abbey" Th
host and hostess, Supt. and Mrg. Wi
kins presented papers on this most ian
| Gus Of London's spots each demonstra
r ing a knowledge of the subject game
! BIZ actual observation Rev. Steme
4 recounted the greatness Of Dean STANLEY
4 and Mrs. Stemen recited poem del
criptiye Of q journey abroad tnat we
/. humorous in the extreme. Miss Hett
= Nichols rendered two solos aceompanie
!. by Miss GoodelL Refreshments wei
asrved following the intellectual trea
i Altogether il was social fi.action chs
: acterisEic Of General and Mrs. Roger
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
Local Tboatre C;Oers Promised a Treat.

The Columbia Theatre Company will
begin a three nights engagement at
Viroqua Opera House Thursday even
ing, November ~, presenting the ro-
mantle comedy-drama of two conti-
nents, 1.-The Little Princess. Incident
al to tho play the following high class
spe ,ialties will be introduced: The
Gr,ene's, Francis and Alice, comedians,
SINGERS and dancers; Ethel Stroud, the
southern soprano, in high class ballads
beautifully illustrated; Blanch Henson,
phenomenal child artist, in songs and
dances. The Pollyscope, animated pic
lures
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
Congregational Notes.

Union Thanksgiving service at the
Methodist church Thursday morning a.
II o'clock Rev Goodnight will preach
the sermon, Let MS nave large at
tendance.
The pastor will preach at both ser
vices next Sunday.
The ladies of the church will have
their ANIMAL sale iu the church parlors
on Saturday December 9th. See par
ticulars next issue.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle will be en-
tertained by Mrs f. A. Chase and Mrs
Z. w. Hazen at the residence of Mrs
Chase Wednesday, Dec. sd, from two to
five o'clock
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
urw wps Iss,Ipp,

A new Issue Of postage stamps are ex-
pected here soon for the 6rst time since
1869, and practically since the estab-
lishment Of United States postal 81 stem,
the people will have tie privilege OF
using postage stamp bearing the nag
of the republic. Models for four stamps
for the new series have thus far been
completed. the 2, 4, and IS cents The
department has just approved the draw
ing for the new Scent stamp, upon
which Martha Washington will make
her appearance.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
Course Wnl Begin December First.

The short course in agriculture at the
university at Madison will open Mon.
day, Dec. /, and it is expected the capa-
city of the department will be taxed to
the utmost to meet the demands of the
new students
The university is constructing for
stock Judging purposes new building
which will cost about ~, 500. This was
necessary for the increase in the Gunl-
her of students.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
Flv BIZ. Was Fatal.

Herman Kaufman, a o-year-old son
of tobacco dealer living in the Bronx,
has died from the effects of fly bite in-
fiicted last Wednesday. A few hours
later small spot made by the bite &c.
veloped to- swelling which extended
over the entire cheek. The swelling
continued to spread until the whole mp
per portion Of the child's body was dis
tended Tire doctors were powerless to
give relief and finally the victim died
His playmates say the fly was an ordi-
nary blue bottle =" The physicians be.
lieve the insect was infected with cry
sipelas germs. Prairie du CHEN Union.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26

as apportioned by Clerk Sherman. The
tax is considerably in excess oflast year,
and is due to several reasons, The an
nual appropriations are above any other
season, the bridge tax for instance more
than twice, and deficiency of over ST.
600 in last years court expenses. We
now realize our first increase in the one
mill school tax, the amount being doub-
le that of last year. This will ali be re-
turned to rs. In fact we receive about
twice what we pay to the state on this
fund,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
Railway DANGERS 70 Employees

Verify the man VINO becomes train
man on railroad in any capacity, takes
his life in his own hands The Novem-
Der Cosmopolitan magazine states that
in the year 1900 two thousand five bun
dred and fifty employees were killed on
the railroads of the United States and
thirty-six Thousand six hundred and
forty three were injured Cn an aver
as eight men are killed and a hundred
more are manned every day in the year.
Added TO that is the mortality TO pas
sengers. And yet the wonder is that so
few are killed or injured.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
Wanted

Boys and girls between the ages OF .
and is for Juvenile musical organlza-
ton. Rehearsals once a week at Z. j..
Smiths Office, under the direction of g..
f. Mitchell A splendid opportunity to
acquire a thorough musical education.
For further information inquite at
Browns music store.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
rarm Insiitutss FOR the Season.

Vernon county has assigned to her
two farm institutes for the coming win
ter season. They are as follows: La
Fargo, January 1890, L. Il. Scott con
ductor; Diiiy, February 2f-S5, d. d.
Culbertson conductor. 1t Will prove
profitable to those communities to make
the meetings success 80 far as good at
fandan nca is concerned
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
Not,cs to SnIlders

We have for sale. on the n. B. Smith
farm. town of Webster, $50, 600 feet OF
common lumber, consisting of sheath
ing, fencing and dimension timbers,
from to 16 feet in length, at 80 to "
per 900 feet Stock to be sold by Jan
nary 1. N. G.. BLAKESLEE " Son
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
ANIMAL MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the Vernon
County Agricultural Society will be
held at the city hall in Viroqua. on
wednesday, Dec 3, 1902 at 80 O'Clock
n. m. Officers will be elected for the
ensuing year.
f. NJ. MINsHALL, President.
+. w. ALEXANDER, Secretary.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26

The customary omnibus budget" for
towns and villages was carried through
this wear with a vengeance, each town
and ward receiving double the amount
usually appropriated in this budget
Eyery town not receiving aid for brid-
ges Is voted 300, aud each village and
citv ward xtoo. shis fund 10 be used for
road and streee Improvement.
In another portion Of the CENSOR is
zivsn the complsts levy for the county
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
SMALLPOX Bulletin.

No new cases of smallpox have appear
ed during the past week, and 1t may
now be possible that the disease viii be
limited to the three cases already report
ed. CITY BOARD OF HEALTH.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
Rata ner cant atate tax .Ools3.
STATE OF W

oogq county 00196
i'a'0 P'i ' Rate Der cent bridge tax OOOS3l
Dons clerk in for
& W oE TN Do hereby certify that the foregoing
ned py with the ana
poarda annual session o
1IVen 1uNei N' N"- SHERMAN, County Clerk
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1902-11-26
Rs f,nict--suhscrihe Now.

New subscribers within Vernon
county can secure the CENSOR till Jan
uary /. 1904 for an even dollar in ad-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-27
Der Mrisonn IL

i6reibt IN ieiner neueIten gtilmmer:
Der brapen Carrie Nation baben
Die nihtsmlBigen Stuoenten Der
Inn 9lrbor ltniperIitdt libel mitge-
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Slaid)e IN Die SanO, peibe anlbei.
memo 8bisfep enthielt. n8as ioa
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Slaife emporbaiteno, uno bic frob.
lihe Stubentenidaar rief einbeaig:
o3ertriimmern!" limo als tie Der
4ufforberuug iolste, 5eiete iid, Dob
Die Slai6e S6pefelDaiieritoff ent-
halten bate berielbe Stoff Der
Den iaulen giern Den lieblideH @e.
rlldl perleibt.
gigentlih lit Der unflugen Carrie
bamit Teht geidebeH. @as bat lie
bel Den Gtubenteu in Mnn g(rbor
berloren? @armm fonlmt lie nift
noh @ipea6am @ulf ltno iorgt, baB
uniere &neipenbciiber anitatt oeS iest
beliebten bunos9emeinen Sulels
oroentli6en Sdnaps perfaufen?
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lebten ieb5ebn Wonaten bierber ein.
aelaoen. @ir fonnten ibr aaeroingS
niht peripre1en, Dob uniere gops iie
nift tbeeren unb febern uno auf
einem Sen3rieeel CUR Staot binaus
ipeoiren miiroen. Mber Die tapfere
Carrie forht' iih bod nidt. 3uoem
pehrt es ibr ia Niemano, cine gan5e
CARLOAD bon ibren beriibmten
.Satdets", blanf gepubt utO idarf
geidliffen, mit5ubringeu.
8ipeabam @uld mGre elm berr-
Tides Selo fiir hire Wiliionsarbeiten
uno mir laoen lie hermit nodmals
ber3li6 ein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-27

IS itimmt midi! 8enu man
namlid uniere @enerfungen iiber
Die 9eiebung bes biiGofliden Stub.
les bon Green @ap, isis, NIT
folaenoer gemerfung Der oImerifa"
pergleift:
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|0elegat IN SIt,Snbien, Sitular.g r5.
|bii6of 3alesft, Der dis fir Die Na6-
folge oeS Cardinals Wartinelli am
bdltfiglten genaltnte Gunoioat.
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ten Mtonate in &erbiuoung nit bic
lem Soften gar nidlt mebr erpdbnt
nlrr0e, erflGrt Der romiide GORE
ippnbent zines engtii6 : amerifani-
idlen fatboliiden @o6en6latteS olio:
Sobalo IN Gom befulunt nltroe, DaB
Der ErGlibentenmorier 95olgoB poi
nilder Nbitammung Jet, CAB Der Sl.
Softer Den SrennOen Wtigr. 3arles.
it's 81 periteben, baB es unflug iein
piirOe, einen Der polniiden Natione,
litGt ongeborenben Yrdlaten ais
Sertreter Der Gurie rod @oibington
I'll idlfen. @em Das, niht pubr lit,
10 lit es 0o6 gut e%rilrn0en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-27

baB man bisber ulbt Die notbiger
Seute 81 finoen permodte, mel6e be.
reit ieien, ole erfotberlihen groBen
Sunlmen in oos llnternebmen binein-
5uiteden, botte offenbor cine beoeus
tenOe 8trfung allsgeiibt. 60 be-
ihloB man benr, Die gor5e Ineeles
aenbeit eirlItpeilen fallen 81 laiien.
Sffenbur Ipielt allb bel Der @riin-
bltng bon 3eitlrngelt oas 8elO cine
&oue. @enm man mon6e 2eier ia.
tboliider 3eitungen beoba6tet, mus
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