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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05
The Toy Pistol Pest.

Chicago has taken up in earnest the
very important question Of toy pistols.
An ordinance is pending in the coun-
Gil Of that city which is intended to
stop the use and sale Of the peStiferous
little weapon by means Of which hun
dreds OF boys are killed every year. In
Chicago about Is deaths caused by
toy pistols have taken place since the
Fourth Of July, and others will doubt
less follow In pittsburg about half as
MANY victims have perished in t:siS
manner In the small city OF Wilkes
barre, in the anthracite coal region,
six fatal cases Of lockjaw have been
traced to this summers cropoc toy
pistol wounds. Cincinnati anI Cleve-
land have had the same experience,
and SC it goes through the country.
As the toy pistols do no good any
where. there ought to be. no doubt
about the passage of the pending Chi
cago ordinance or the enactment OF
like legislation in other places. At
best the pistols are 4 public nuisance,
and at worst they cause terrible de-
Structlon OF life. Boys who die OF
lockiaw are in agony long before the
end ot the deadly disease. Many Of
them arc bright ard promising lads,
and their lives are we'll worth saving.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05
Which shall Il Be.

A
proposed to bis poor neighbor who
had seven, TO TAKE oae o. them, and
promised, if the parents would con
sent. th;.t he would give them prop
erty enough to make themselves arc
their other six children comfortable
TOR life.
Which shall it De? Which shall: it be:
I looked at John-Joiln looked at me
And when l found that l must speak,
My voice seemed strangely low ant
weak.
''Tell me again what Robert said"
And then l listening, bent my heaa
This is his letter
4 vii! give
A house and land While you shall i've,
II, in return. frrm OUT your seven:
One Child to NE for aye is given.
l looked at Johns old garments "ofa:
l thought OF all that ne had borne
OF poverty, and work, and care
Which l, though willing: coulo noC
share:
I thought Of seven ;clng mouths TO
feed,
OF seven little children's need,
And then OF this.
Come, John," said /.
''We'll choose among them as they lie
Asleep" So, walking hand in hand,
Dear John and l surveyed our band.
First to the cradle lightly stepped,
Where Lillian, the baby, slept.
Softly the father stopped to lay
His rough hand down in a loving way
When dream or whisper made her Stir.
And huskily he said: Not her"
We stopped beside the trundle bed,
And one long ray of lamplight shed
Athwart the boyiSh faces there,
In sleep so beautiful and fair.
saw on James rough rcd cheek,
4 tear undried. Ere John could speak
He's but a baby, too, : said l..
Ard kissed him as we hurried by:
Pale, patient Roboie's angel face,
Still in his sleep bore sufFering,s trace.
mo, for a thousand Crowns not him,
He whispered, while our eyes were
dim.
Poor Dick. bad Dick. our wayward
son
Turbulent. restless, idle one
Could he be spared: Nay. lie who
gave,
Bid US befrien6 him to the grave:
Only a mothers heart could be
Patient enough for such as he;
''Ani So" said John, i would moi
dare
To take him from her bedside prayer.
Then stole we softly up above,
And knelt by Mary, child of love.
Perhaps for her 'twould better be-
I said to John. Quite silently
He lifted up a curl that lay
Across her cheek in wi':ul way,
And shook his head, Nay, Love, not
thee
The while my<heart beat audibly.
Only onsdnore, our eldest lad
=3Tosty and truthful, good and glad,
So like his father. NO, John, no:
I cannot, will not, let him go"
And so we wrote in courteous way,
We could not give one child away.
And afterward toll lighter seemed,
Thinking OF that Of which we dreamed,
Happy in truth that not one face
Was missed from its accustomed place:
Thankful to work fer all the seven,
Trusting the rest to One in Heaven.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05
The Reason Why

Church-What In the world are they
building so many tunnels under the
North river for?
Gotham-Oh, those are to accommo-
date the Kentuckians when they come
to New York. 1t grieves them to see so
much water.-Yonkers Statesman.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05
LYNCHINGs NORTH AND SOUTH
Statistics that Show the Habit Is
Spreading in the North.

The New York World prints statlS-
tics which show an increase CT lynch
ings in the North and decrease in
the South.
Lynchings for seven monthSof 1903:
53-White 6, colored II: North g,
South II.
Lynchings in 1902: 96-white 9,
colored 81 Il woman; North 9, South
81.
The Northern lynchipgs Of 1903 are:
January ANDY Clark, colo1ed,
Leeper, Mo.
April l5-Thonas Gilyard, colored,
Joplin, Mo.
April 26-Unknown colored, Ti1ebss,
ILL.,
May 3-W. ]. Moneyham, white,
Carruthers, Mo.
May Sd. NJ. Malone. white Car
ruthers, Mo.
June 6-Dayid f. Wyatt, colored,
Bellville, III.
June l9-,Iohn Brown, white, Bad
Lands, Mo.
July 25-,John Metcalf, cosored,
Danville. III.
July 25-James Wilson, colored,
Danyille III.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05
An Easy Mark.

Willie Softeleigh-I was quite Ill aft
er that poker game last night; very ILL.,,
in fact. But I feel much easier this
morning.
Jack Sharpe-You're mistaken, my
boy. 1t is simply impossible for you to
be any easier than you were last night
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05
Pointed Paragraphs.

A well wiSher is one vino invests
his coin in ui! lands.
The less wit a man has the more
others many appreciate i.
The will Of the people disinhcrits
q good many candidates.
Ewes fondncSs fer apples was u
mighty good thing for tailors and
GreSSn1D kprS
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Item Gathered from Various Saurces
by she Sewbery Observer.

A specialist, after examining hlm,
declares that the Oldest son OF KING
Peter OF Servia is degenerate.
Mrs. Sylvia Landon Durham OF
Snuthington, Conn, celebrated her
103d birthday with a party on Mon
day.
Three boys and a girl were drowned
by the upsetting Of a boat in the
Allegheny river near Pittsburg, Pa,
on Tuesday.
One hundred and twelve new cases
of typhoid fever have been officially
reported to the health bureau at
Pittsburg, Pa, in week.
Martin Ebelt Of Mount Vernon,
Ind, was arrested on Monday on the
charge ~of numbering his wife. He
has confessed.
Thirteen persons were killed and a
score were injured in railroad accl-
dent at Glasgow, Scotland, on Mon
day. 1t was an excursion train.
Mrs. Prince Odum Of Hattiesburg,
Miss, shot her brother John Klcn
four times on Monday, killing him.
The tragedy grew out OF a family
feud.
A coroner's jury in Chicago on Sun
day rendered a verdict that Miss Della
Ackerman came to her death as the
result of too tight lacing, causing
blood poisoning.
Mrs. Chas. H. Delaney Of Sharps-
burg, Nd, was burned to death on
Sunday in trying to start ire IN the
stove with kerosene oil, pouring 1t
from a can.
Joshua Butler and his wife and baby
were struck by the Black Diamond
express while crossing the Lehlgh
Valley railroad near Wilkesbarre, Pa,
on Sunday and all were instantly kill
ed.
Two more men have pleaded guilty
of peonage in the United States court
! at Montgomery. Ala. James H. Todd
and Anderson Hardy were sentenced
| on Monday to fines Of 81, 900 each tor
This offense.
Kansas city, Mo-, is suffering from
an epidemic of typhoid fever. There
are 300 cases in the city, 10 OF them
being in hospital, and there have been
20 deaths. The epidemic is attribut-
ed to the effects OF the recent floods IN
the city.
DR.. Fl. Nelson Jackson and his
chauffeur reach New York city Sun
day morning in an automobile from
San Francisco, CAL, having crossed
the continent in it since the 23d OF
May-the trip taking 63 days for the
5000 miles, resting 19 days by the
way
Thirty-three women laborers in the
district Of Don, Russia, were burned
to death on Saturday in a barn,
where they had rested and LOCKED
themselves in to escape the molesta
tion Of the men, So says st. Peters
burg dispatch to the London Daily
Mail.
A cigarette manufacturing com
pany of Woonsocket, r. l., has award
ed a prize for 10000 coupons to a II
years-old boy, who smoked that mum
ber of cigarettes. The company in
sending him the prize remarke I: Il
| you smoke 10000 more you will win {
coffin"
The aged chief Geronimo and a doz
en- of his Apache warriors were pap
tized at Guthrie, Okla, on Sunday b!
a Methodist minister. Geronimo wa!
considered the most bloodthlrSt.
Indian OF his time when be was cap
tured twenty years-ago by Gen. Mile
n1i1 Cen IIaWtOQ
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05
Youthful FlattereE,

Mr.. Brighton has a faint streak Of
down on his upper lip.
"When I get to be man, papa" said
his little four-year-old, Pm going to-
have great big mustache like yours"
That boy has been feeding on candy
ever since.-Chicago Tribune.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05
Bad Literature.

Philanthropist-You say bad litera-
ture brought you here? What madel
you read it?
Convict didn't wrote it. I wuz
q poet an had ter steal ter keep from
starvin'.-Judge.
family IS well known in the CoWpenS.
section where they have lived for
quiet awhile. The pluck of the
young widow, however. is something
remarkable and with the indomitable'
will which she has already shown She
will surely succeed in her work.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05

Lightning struck S. J. Walters saw
mill near Grand Bay, Ala. Tuesday
afternoon, causing the boiler TO en-
plode. William Carter. Alfred wash
ington and Levi; johnson, negroes,
were killed. Calvin Forte: white was
badly scalded and will die. Two ether
white men were less seriously injured.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05
The Ratha of Carasalln.

The Romans appear to nave been
well off in the matter Of bathing places
In the first and second centuries. In
the baths Of Caracalla l,600 bathefs
could be accommodated at one time.
The inclosed area was 36O square
Yards. but it included course for foot:
racing. The bathing establishment was
24O yards in length by 124 wide. The
remains Of the walls are and 10 feet
thick and in some places as much as 90
Foot high
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05
TEMPERATURES

VEMFEhA1UhC
Mean or normal temperature, 81 de-
greeS.
The warmest month was that OF
1900, with an average Of 86 degrees.
The coldest month was that Of 1874,
with an average Of IS degrees.
The highest temperature was loo
degrees on August 4th, 1899.
The lowest temperature was 62 de-
arees on August 10th, 1879.
Average date on which first kill
ing" frost occurred in autum, Novem-
ber 30th.
Average date on which last kill
ing" frost occurred in spring, March
3rd.
Average for the month, 1.22 inches.
Average number Of days with .0l
Of an inch or more, l3.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was 19. l8 inches in 1885.
The least monty precipitation was
0. 40 inches in 1900.
The greatest amount OF preclplta'
tion recorded In any "a consecutive
hours was 5.S9 inches on August Both
and 3lst, 1885.
CLOUDS AND WEATHER.
Average number clear days, 8: part
ly cloudy days, Is; cloudy days, 1.
WIND.
The prevailing winds have beer
from the Southwest, 20 per cent.
The highest velocity Of the vino
was 96 miles from the East on August
2Sth, 1898.
Station: Charleston, S. G.
Date of issue: July %, 1913.
L. n. Jesunofsky,
Local Forecaster, Weather Bureau.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05
His Sort.

"What kind of tobacco do you smoke
Rivers?' asked the friend who haG
dropped in.
Rivers hesitated a moment.
"As a rule" said Brooks, coming to-
his relief, 'he smokes cut plug, except
when run out Of it and happen to.
have some other kind in my desk."-
Scranton Republican. +,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05
Had to Salute Her.

Mrs Right-It isn't necessary to raise
your hat to the housemaid.
Mr.. Right-Well, can wink at her II
YOU prefer it-Elizabeth Journal.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05

Thss was a brutal murder over in
! Aiken :sst week. The man who COM
rnitted il. should have a speedy trial
and hanging.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05
August for 80 Years.

The following data, covering peri
cd Of 32 years, have been compiled
from the Weather Bureau records at
Charleston. South Carolina, month OF
August for 32 years.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1903-08-05

Harsh measures are nut always best
as the woman who E.atrieS Il man
to reform him is apt 70 discover to
her sorrow.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12
Sentihlanb.
erlin. s. 9Doo


NSn ben oberen &egionen gebI on
idheineno ullerlei Dor. imo man maht
ith mlf lpeitere lleberraihln9eu ge.
faBt, Denn Der aaiier BON Der Rom.
iabrt 5lriidfehrt. SSn politiihen
&reiIen uerlalltet, Dob Der preuBiihe
iSinan5minilter, sSreiberr- b. &beinha-
ben, meiGer Die aui ieds @oben be-
rechnete Heile nah oen Ser. Stanten
antrat, silm &eihSfonSler auSerieben
lei Oh ihon iiir Die nd6ite ;3eit,
magt man freilih niht beItIlnmt
ousauiprehen. Sbatiobe lit, bab
sSreiherr b. Hbeinbaben idon ieit
Saugem in Der beionberen 8unIt oes
auiiers ltebt, lno Die iortgeiebte
Igitation gegen Den @raien Siilor,
peldle bon elmer einiluBrei6en Soi-
partei ausgebt uao i'm &abinett Der
aaiierin cine frGitige Stiise iiuoet,
bat mideineno bod mebr 5u @ege
9e6raht. oils biSber augeupnmeu
morben mar.
Sn Siel bot Der SGbnrib Sur See
&einrih p. @bel, elm Sobn oes Sc.
nerulS a. :. 70. s!beI in 8rombera.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12
Gdlulfinoer itrcifen.
9 m a + a, gtebr., 8. Speoi.


SSn 5luei 8enleinoeid)ulen, Der ct.
EFFORTS ag)T-o4 4"0f 6Sg2anben !,
Tbilomenas- uno Solp Samilp-@e.
meinoe, iinO Die Sfulfinoer an ben
Streif gegunaen, iino es beiBt, Oab
Ole Sd'iiler in oen piientliben Sdu-
len oieiem geiipiel folgeu lppllen,
3ie &inoer perlangen cine ,tiir5ere
slrbeits5eit", ndrlih pom $3.50 bis
40, alItatt bon 8 bis II, uno
ferrer am gtadnittage BON 1:t5 bis
B llbr, anItatt BON 1 bis $40.
9taf porbergegangener Serob-
reOung perlieBeu eeltern Mitte9 80
anaben Die beioen S6ulen, lun am
gtodlnrittag uiht 5uriidSufeareu.
@inige bon linen tpltroen nah oem
Wittagseiieu fniei6pa6 mo gingen
INN Die iiblihe 3eit 3itr Shule 5il-
rid. Sic ipurben uber unte,pegs
BON oen slnoeren. neil lie lih nift
an Der Streif betbeiligen mollteu, als
.Scabs" be5eihnet.
SSm 9aufe oeS 9tadmittags err
idien elm Goniite Ger Streifer Dor
oen Sdlul6eborben, Tim Die obigen
tSoroerlIngen por5ulegen. Gem
Gonite mllrbe nitgetbeilt, oaB Die
Streiter bodltens Yriigel erworten
fonnten. sllif eineu Ieeren @ouplnt
hielten oam Die Streifer cine Ser.
Iommlltna ob uno beihloIicn Die
Mdohen slr eriihen, iid) ibneu an-
3rldlieRen. Im slbeno orgnniiirten
Die Gltern iih ais SdieSsgeriht lrnb
erflGrten. iie pollten ieben, oh iie
bon Der SdJulperpoltimg einige gu
aeitanOniiie crlangen tonnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-05-12
Selegrapbii6e 9epei9eu.
SnIamo.
Gin 9riciter i'm gerSadtc bcs
Wtpr0es.
2oraine 8, 2. Woi.

2oraine, g., 2. Moi.
Teb. Seroinanb 8alier, rpelber
silr 3eit, als SRI. slgatba Geitblin IN
her g9obullng ibres grroers erinor-
Oct purbe, Elm @uIt m bemIelben
Suuie iuar, tit unter Ser slnflage, ben
Wiorb periibt Su baben, IN Satt ges
rpmmen morben. 9ie Staot be-
tinbet iidl in GROCER aufre9ltng uno
Oie Soli5ei puroe suiammen ge3o.
gen, Inn einen etDn!gen slngritt oilf
ben 4rieIter 5i perbinberu. Gie
Sbeorie, pcnoh Ser Moroer mittelit
einer Setter in's Senlter itieg uno
Damn bie Sbat begirg, lit ais nnbalt'
bar aufgegeben tuoroen.
Eiarrer 8erbinonb @alier beging
am Is. @fGr5 in feniaelaer, SSno,
iein iilbernes Irieiter SubilGllm.
gr lit 81 Sabre alt. slm perfloiIe.
men Wittpoh fam er nadb Soroine,
Inn Dem Yiarrer Charles Heitblin
einen 9ei,,b ab3ritatteH. Rfarrer
&eiflin murbe ieood abberufen, Inn
eiuem 9e9rGbniB IN aeQp's Sslano
bei5upobnen imo MIR ieine SdpeIter
glgatba unb beren iiingerer 9riioer
Gaiinir blieben nit Dem 8aIt Slts
iammen i'm Soilie.
9tahDem oas SRGo6en ernorbet
pprben mar, er5dbIte Yfarrer @olier,
er babe einen Mann aus Dem SeuIter
ipringen ieben. Nten ianote 9lut'
hunbe aus, nelhe einige 0tale Inn
bos Saus herltmliefen lmo ihlieBlif
noh Dem 3immer gingen, in melhem
Hfarrer @alier in Der Wtoronaht
idllief. 7ann nabmen lie Die Spur
mieber anf ,mb lieien nab benz Ct.
sSpiepb's Soipital, no Yfarrer
g4alier leste gta6t ldlief. Garauf.
bin pnrbe er in Saft genommen.
Gr bethenert ieine llnihulo.
Hoter @nlier betbeuert feline lln-
ihulo unb periihert, bieie meroe iib
i6on beraltsItellen.
2oraine, g., 3. Iai.
Iiarrer Rei6lin, Der ollbeIiebte
Seeliorger Der fatbolii6en ct.
ssoiepb's 8emeiuoe, nabm heute
Moreen 8eleeenbett, bon oen Stlt-
fen oes glltars aus iid iiber oie Gr-
morbuna ieiner Shmeiter imo bic
@erbaftung ieines langjdhrigen
Srelrnoes 5u auBern. gr war 10 be-
peat, oaB er faum ipre6en fonnte.
Gr beseiebnete Die Sbredenstbat als
cine 2ebre uno Wabnlng, ols eine
Wfohnilng, lid, alleseit ailf ben 600
pcrbereitct srl bulteil, neil gfiemano
niiic, mann Der Serr fomme, ltnO ais
eine 2ebre bafiir, lpie penig Der 8elt
All trauen lei. ct iagte, er beflage
es iebr, ouB iein geiItli6er Sreimb
R8alier nit Der Grmorbune leiner
GdlpeIter in Serbinouug gebraht
norhen lei. Gr beflage es beSbalb,
neil er Dor Gott iiber5ellgt iei oaB
Der 8erbaftcte an Dem Moroe ltl.
ldulbig iei, eillerlei pie ai6 bas llr-
fbell Der prfenfll6en Wtenltllg lauten
moae.
Sic 3eit merbe fonumen, ba er
iiber bas @crba!ten Der 8llltbunbe,
nui Delhe Gle 0ffentlihe Weimlne iifJ
itiise, mebr iagen meroe, ,nb. ni6t
cher peroe er BEN 8lauben On ieines
sSreunbes llnihulo nufseben bis
beiien Sfulo eripieien iei. gr ,pilie
in Der Sbot nitbt mas er als ben
brutaleren Gift bejeibnen iolle, oie
grmororng ieiner S6peiter ODER ben
Mngriff auf Den &ilf zines oortreff'
iihen 8eiitliden. gr bite ieine @e.
meinbe, ieiner Sdpeiter i'm @ebete
al geoenfen llnb aud leineS perbafte'
ten sSrellnoes niht 81 perseiien, ba-
nit cs ibm leicbter peroe, oas 2rera
su tragen, 70 ibm auierlest worbeu
iei.
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Staiicm
q 0 M, 3. 90foi.

II D III, :. 0tQt.
Safer 0ilbelm traf beute bier ein,
Inn Dem aonig &ictnr emanuel lmb
bent Satican eiuen 9eiih ob5llitat-
ten, Sei ieinem Gintreffen am
@abnbof murbe er pom &onie Sictor
Gmanuel, Dem Ser5og pon 0enia
unO anoeren buben Ierionen be-
griiBt.
sIls lid, Der foiierlide 3ug nGberte.
ieuerten ole aanouen Der sSeitung
Woute Mario eineu oonnernoen Sa.
Int. Gbe Der 3us pollis gum Still-
itano fam, itiegeu aaiier 8ilbelm.
Der aronprinj 6rieorih @ilbeim imo
Eril5 Gitel nils. Ger &aiier be.
griiBte Den &onig &ictpr gmunuel
nit elmer ber5lideu llmnrmimg, lnib
lie fiiBten lid bier Wal. Die italie.
uiihen imo Deutiden YrinSen be.
ariiBteu lid ebenfaltS gegeuieitig,
mo &aiier @ilhelm lieB Johann Ole
Gbrengarbe am @abnboi &epue
palllren.
9lui Der Eia3sa Ielle Serme neben
Dem @ahnbof fanb hie @emiafomm.
nirng oes Saiiers bltrh oen Siirger-
meilter Erins Gollouua uno Die Mu-
nicipal6ehorben itott.
Gs iubren ooroilf inter anholten-
bem Subelrlrfen Die faiierlibe rno bie
f0nialihe garipase nit DEM @efolge
ole Siu 9fasionale uuo Die &ia S,li.
riuale entlana. ! Sm Ealait murbe
Ger faiierlihe geillh bonn G,raieu
@iantotti, benz SrGfecten OeS gala-
ties. enlpfangen.
Gaiier @ilbelm lit bel beu Homern
oller &laiien iehr beliebt, ino 5mar
iniolae oeS 2aftes, ben 0as Sons
Sobensollern Der uationolen italieni.
ihen GmpiGnglidteit aegeniiber itets
oiienbnrte. Iesbal6 iommelten iidJ
tros oes uueiiuitigeu @etters jobl-
reitbe, frobliche Wenihenmenaen in
beu Stroben an. lie Geltihen ,lnS
Die Sstaliener idloiien mir bieieS Gr.
ei9uiB @riiberlhait. slls Ger aonia
Den GuaiGnbsr Nurh Die StraBeil
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BON ben aebilippinen.
so aniI O. Z. ,lHai

2ie inter Dem 9efebl oeS anpti
Neribing itebenoa glbtbeilunJ Dof Oie
Nebelleu 0es Sultous BON g(,upa.
riganos am 0ltliGen llfer bes @ui'ao-
lees geiGlagen lmO 5ebn Sorts &C.
nomglen. 105 @feros muroeu &c.
tootet. 13 oerspltnoet llno 90 gcfun-
gen genomr1en. Inter ben @eiange.
men befinbet iid Der Sltltan. Sic
Imertfaner perloren 5pei Soota uno
iieben 0erDunoetc.
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sorpebu.G .Grploiion.
GIeneIanh. 8. 3 mni

y e o el II o, ~, Z. WfQI.
oeute Wiittag flog Die 4obl'ide
2orpeoo-6ab on Der Gaie slpenne
unb Grange Str. in Die 2uit. slub
mebrere gsahbar-8ebdube muroen
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