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cious expenditure of small appropriations
the reservation has been made available
and attractive through the improvement of
its road facilities and proper care of the
natural beauties of the place.
Purpose of the Authorities.
1t is the purpose of the park authorities
to construct during the next few years
series of foot paths leading through the
prettiest section of the reservation. The
carriage roads were first built. as there
seemed to be a tendency of tie riding pub
lie in that direction. The extension of
street car lines has added materially to
the number of visitors on foot. however
and the demand has arisen for foot paths
In the case of the beach driveway which
runs parallel to the creek, it is the purpose
of the authorities to build a pathway on
the opposite side of the water. This will
be the first path constructed. Others will
soon follow, as rapidly, in fact, as the ap-
propriations to be made by Congress will
allow.
Following the building of the main path
footways will be constructed to the vari-
Gus springs near at hand. There are we'll
trodden paths leading to these delightfully."-
cool and refreshing spots at the present
time but the existence of the spring at the
other end of the line is not a matter of
general knowledge. The signs that are
now being painted directing attention to
the springs. to be placed on the car
riage roads, as they are used now both by
teams and pedestrians. When the paths
are completed however the signs will be
duplicated on the footways.
Five hundred dollars is to be spent this
fiscal year upon the path project. The
paths will be opened, cut and graded wher-
ever necessary and made ready for a crush
ed stone surface. which will be so rolled
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entertained q Washington friend at his
home In Chicago. While there he drove the
friend through Lincoln Park, the most
beautiful OF the public reservations in the
vicinity of the Illinois metropolis. The
Washingtonian marveled at the beauty of
Lincoln Park, declaring there was nothing
in his home city to equal IL.
Not long thereafter the gentleman from
Chicago had occasion to visit Washington,
and. being interested in parks. asked If
there were any parks within the District
other than the small reservations in the
city proper. He was directed to Rock Creek
Park.
To say that he was surprised at the gran
deur of the park. in all its rustic simplicity
and natural attractiveness is putting 1t
mildly indeed. for he had not been prepared
by his Washington acquaintance for any
thing that would compare with the impress
sions made upon him. In his enthusiasm
over all that he had seen he drove out of
the reservation saying he would seek out
the man he had so lately entertained and
who had marveled at Lincoln Park, Chi
cago. to tell him that he was either knave
OF confirmed Joker to make the assertion
that Washington had no parks to compare
with those of Chicago.
1T is the most beautiful park any city
was ever blessed with. declared the Chi
cagoan.
If inquiry were made the fact could be
easily ascertained that there are many
thousands of people In Washington who, II
not entirely ignorant of the beauties of
Rock Creek park. have at least never been
there to verify any reports they may have
heard concerning the place.
Parks in Other Cities.
One hears much of the parks in other
cities. New York spends hundreds of thou
sands of dollars in improving and main
tanning Central Park, while over in Brook
lyn the famous Prospect Park is main
tained at an annual cost of from $50 0o0 to
100000. In Transforming the land into a
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signs at different points along the road
ways directing attention to the neighboring
springs and pointing the way by which
they can be reached. The Rock Creek Park
region abounds in springs where cold and
pure sparkling water is to be had at will
Col. Biddle, executive officer of the park,
and Engineer Commissioner of the District,
Ia very anxious that the park should come
into popular favor as a picnic ground.
Grown-up folks of today remember the time
when the vicinity of the Pierce mill was
a famous resort for young people bound
for a days outing. With the development
OF the river resorts and the attractions Of
fered by the steamboat and street railroad
companies in opposite directions the Rock
Creek region has been partially abandoned.
Renewed interest is now being taken in
the park, however, and through the Judi
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A Cereal Ball.

Special Correspondence OF The Evening Star.
LONG BRANCH, N. j., August a. 1908.
The patrons of the Brighton enjoyed a
military euchre on Wednesday evening.
Playing began at 8 o'clock continued until
IL, at which hour collation. was served.
Eighteen forts comprised the contest.
The Howland House patrons were enter
tanned at southern jubilee concert on
Thursday evening.
One of the unique affairs of the season
here was the cereal ball at the Brighton
Hotel. Sheaves of grain, bound with rib
bons of corn color, were hung on the walls
and draped in clusters from the pillars and
electrolers. The dance souvenirs were
dainty bouquets, composed Of a single vel
and tied with ribbon Of the same color,
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whole Of the body Is benefited. but the parts
especially looked after are the neck, due
to holding up the head; the shoulders the
upper legs, the small of the back and the
region around each knee.
H. The Back Roll.-This Is q difficult but
excellent exercise for a fat man. as It
speedily reduces the abdomen by contract
ing 1t in an unusual way.
Lie down fiat ON the back with the palms
of the hands on the ground at the sides OF
the head and with the fingers pointing back
of the head. Raise the legs and lower
part of the body over the head until the
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also entertaining Edward Hughes of Roam
oke, Va.
washington is represented at Sunset Hall
by Miss L. L. Nisbet
Among the Washington contingent at the
S.n SSolelilan House Is +. n Buerman. Miss II.
Cross and Mrs. G. s. Kraft
MISS Florence Kirkland of Washington is
spending the latter days of August at the
Berwn. 90 'i'0
mrs. Mercer Delaplaine Blondeu of Wash
.gton has Joined her sister Mrs. NJ. G
Mckay at the Berwin, where she will re-
MAN until mid-September
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them to it again. AS he bade them goodby
he looked into the younger girls fresh face
and said:
Il once knew girl like you"
That was all Then he turned toward his
cabin and was soon lost to view in the
forest
But it was enough to start story abou:
The White-haired Man of the Mountains,
and people to this day say that he fed to
his lonely nome because long years ago the
girl that he was to have married died before
The wedding day came around. The old man
was never married but from the time the
story originated until they buried him se5-
eral years ago no one could get the great
artists distant relative to verify or deny
the story that New Florence vows MADE
him a lifelong hermit
These are three of the hermits of Laurel
Ridge. Then there is "RGttlesnake Jim
no one knows any other name for him-who
comes into town every few months with
batch of live snakes, which he sells; "Smfl-
ing Sam" of Shannons Rum whose broad
and never clouded smile wins him a liveli-
hood from farmer wives kitchens; and
many others who can be run across in a
days tramp through the mountains. On
such q tramp many a deserted cabin will
also be found, set on the edge of what was
once a clearing, and where the remains of
old flower beds can be seen in a few pinkS
growing in a weed-choked mound. These
are the mute reminders of other hermitS
who have passed into the great beyond with
the secrets of the causes of their hermitages
safe from the curious and inquiSitive folk
of the valley.
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CONSTRUCTION OF DAM
Step Toward Beautifying
Rock Greek Park.
NEAR OLD PIERCE MILL
SLUICEWAY TO BE REBUILT AND
WHEEL RESTORED.
Series of Footpaths to Be Provided
Use of Park as Picnic Ground
Discussed.

AS one of the steps toward beautifying
Rock Creek Park and adding to its popular
interest, bids were opened at the District
building today at noon for the construction
of the dam across the creek just above the
old Pierce mill. With the completion of
this dam 1t is the purpose of the board of
control to reconstruct the sluiceway lead
ing to the mill and to replace the old
wooden water wheel.
Another improvement that the board of
control has just ordered is the placing of
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and packed to be comfortable for walking
purposes even in the worst weather.
Paths and Footways.
When the system of paths is completed
there will be footways to the more remote
and picturesque spots of the park where
the roads do not lead. The park reserva-
ton is coming yearly in closer relationship
to the city, for the country in that direc-
ton is rapidly building up. The opening of
10th street extended along the eastern edge
of the park will do much to bring the peo-
pie to better realization of the beautiful
territory now within easy access.
That the people of the capital city do not
as whole appreciate the park Is evidenced
in number of ways. but principally by
story told by a visiting Chicagoan This
gentleman from the windy cit hnd recently
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stands is one that WI necessarily come up
as the development of the park goes for-
ward and the crowds of visitors increase.
II is suggested that one OF the buildings In
the vicinity OF the Pierce mansion might bo
used for the purpose. the man given the
privilege of the stand being required 90 take
care of the property.
As Picnic Ground.
In speaking of the use of the park as
picnic ground Colonel Bddle, the Engi-
neer Commissioner, states that while any
portion of the park would be suitable for
picnicking, there are certain localities
which, by their proximity to the street rail-
way lines and the presence of springs OF
pure water, are especially fitted for the pur-
pose.
The first place to be mentioned lies in a
bend of the creek, Just east of Connections
avenue extended and about opposite CIeve-
land Park. 1t is reached by Connecticut
avenue. which should be left at Milwaukee
street, in Cleveland Park and that street
or the klngle road taken TO the west bank
of the creek. There is no spring in tho
park here. but there Is one on private prop
erty near a negro dwelling about 800 feet
north of the l<lingle road and about SO
feet west OF the creek.
Another good place is in the vicinity OF
the old Pierce Mll road and Tie Broad
Branch road. This is also reached by Con-
necticut avenue, which should he left at
Quincy street and that street followed east
until the creek is reached. y bridge across
the creek will be found here and about 800
feet north of the old mill, on the opposite
side of the creek and under a large maple
tree. will be found "A splendid spring.
third place is on ridge. which is reacn-
ed in the same way the second place
mentioned above, and by following the
creek north to Broad branch and thence up
the hill to a log cabin. A spring VIII be
found about 800 feet east OF the cabin. This
place is available to good walkers only and
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There is renewed hope that the patient
will get well now" announced the friend
of the sick man. .ss4y
"Indeedr' said the anxious inquirer, II
am glad to hear that"
Yes: the doctors have disagreed as to
what u the matter with him, and have
gone homo to argue 1t out"-Cincinnau
Commercial Tribune.
Evening star., 1903-08-22

McJigger-"Have you heard from Jolkley
since he went to African
Thingumbob-"He sent me two little lion
cubs the other day"
McJigger-'The idea! any message with
them 2"
Thingumbob-"A card tied to the neck Of
one Of them, which read: hope these few
lions will find you well.
Press.
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body until the forearm Hes along the floor
and the elbow touches It, and straighten
out the arm again. This is a particularly
energetic exercise for shoulder and wrist
The original exercise especially builds up
the hands, wrists and arms. the chest near
the shoulders and the abdominal region.
But the legs and hips receive not little at
tentiOn.
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and kick out in every direction. Lie on
either side and on the back.
This vigorous exercise is especially good
for the trunk.
". The One Arm Roll-The one arm roll
is quite severe for beginners, but even the
weakest can master it with little perse-
verance
Lie down at full length on your side and
spread the legs so that both feet can be
firmly planted on the ground later on Then
assist with both hands to raise the body on
one outstretched arm and hold the other
outstretched directly above the former, so
that 1t will be in readiness to support the
body In its turn. F'igure ~ When the
balance is complete shift 1t completely to
the other side and arm, taking care that
the body does not sag down. but presents
straight slanting line. Keep going over in
circle and revolve either forward or back
ward
To vary the exercise and to make it still
more severe, bend the arm supporting the
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ing. Pull a little in opposite directions with
feet and hands, that the arms may be well
stretched. Then. at first. roll from side to
side on the back only. Figure - When
you become moro proficient roll clear over
and make a sharp effort to land on your
back again.
AS in nearly all Of these exercises, the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-17
o htliAeS.

Ser Serbttsrmin bes @sri&tes lpurbe
ON Montas 8Ormittas sr6fnst unb in
ieiner anipraGe an bic @roBesi&pors.
men erfldrte bsr Brdiibents glidter s. W.
goparbs, bab er eenau eripoeen babe.
Oh ss ansebraGt iei bub bic @ef&bors.
men bic anseblide BubsIei Der ftdbtiiGsn
8eamten unteriu@sn iolIen ober niHt
un6 babel iu bsm S6IuRs esIanst isi,
oab bic 8slt ftir cine berartise nntsriuG.
uns nod ni&t reif fsi. Dies in anbe.
tra6t Der 9batfahe, bab 3tpei Rsformee.
ieli6aftsn ii& esssnpartis nit Der SADIE
bsfabt baben unb man iis niGt in ibren
Sanolunssn ftbren iuIlte; ipenn isboG
bic Nnitreneuneen Der @sisqi6aften bsr.
feblte iinb. 10 f6nnen bic folsei I'm @rob.
sei6trorenen bic Safe INNER nod in
Sano nebmen. WiIliam W. 5oipler
bon Der @sftieite purbs oils 8ormann
ernannt unb bann aOssn ii1 bic @robse.
Ihiporenen 3utfid, um bic nahesu ], 900
Sale enibuItenbe 2ife ju srlebisen, bas
runter ;ipsi Worbfdqs.
@cnitabIer g. s. Nearp bon Der ..
Barb in GarbonbaIe bssi&iete ben &.
o. Barrett oils einen unssiebliden 9e.
trdnfebertdufer. SpnRablsr 3niebt bon
Benton betidtete lbsr cine I1IeGte
2anbfrube unb Ri6tsr Gbparbs eriIdrts
oann. oaB ibm betannt fsi. bab f& bieIs
i&le9te StraBen i'm county tefinben
uno bic @onItabIer ni4t ibrs BTi&t tbun,
peiI iis perfebIen, bariibsr ;u bsri@tsn.
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NcrS &croutpn.

- Wiqiam RuIIeq bon Bloom Nbes
nue., Der am Donnstitas in Der @sf
Ribse Wine stpiidsn stpei Barren ssian.
gen tuurbe, erbielt cine eebroGsns Siifte,
bic ibm i'm 2udapanna Soipital beban.
belt ipirb.
Su benz bon Sobn 8psrs unb So.
mile betpobnien Souie. go. 800 Norb
Wain apenue. brad ssRsrn Morssn Elm
5euer aus, be1sn Seiiissr @ntOedune
auein bic SamiIie ibre 2ebsnsrettune su
uerbanfen bat. Cine nntsriu6uns ift
eineeleitet iporbsn.
-Su Der Marpins Rins iuurben am
Dienifae Anibonp glemons bon glar
Aus Nbenue unb William llbIadin Der,
lebt, erherer bur& cine Sprsnsung unt
Isbtsrsr bur& sinsu aobIenfaa ibre
8srlebunssn iinb nidt ssfdbrIi9, aber
isbr idmerslider 9iaiur.
- Na@osm @ilIiam glartin am Non.
tag Na&mittae brsimaI bintereinanber
bic eIei&e Steae in Srear's 8dlbHen,
uobe Der o. & $. 8abnfation. paiTri
bate. ipurcs feline 9susisr burd sinsr
Wlunn srpedt. Der inmitten eines Blum.
pens bon ileinen 8dumen hanb unb lit
ni@t bepeete. 9eim trittsn WaIe traI
Wartin sur Steae unb bsmerits 6ann
bnS Sames NiuIberin bon 90. Strabl
Isblos bon sinsm 8aume bing. 9e,
Wunn bate Selbitmorb bssanssn uni
su BEN 9pede einen Stablbrabi um ber
Sals eeIest unb bus anbsrs gnOe on ben
8uume befeiiiei. Nulberin bate bi
1bat ausenideinlid nit ero6em 8orbe
Ou&t auseefiibrt CT mar 35 Sabre oil
uno aIs Sanblanser in osr Sloan Nin
ansefeat eetpeien.
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llnter Den msit popularen
0eiueben

polsn wir stipa elm DuB,nb anfiibrtn, bod
sisbt sS anbsrs, uue mir babsn Pc i'm 8puatb,
Sebeliues babsH bic @una trpcrbm unb
msrbsn In psrlhithensn @aitungtn une all ben
S&attirunssn ssisist prsis 75 Gents bic
$3.50 bic cue.
,,gub" euitiHes iitbtn fiji cine br .Gabs'
bn SaiIpn. ole ptrbtn pon allen ,,Smari
Dritrs" bic game Saiisn asirassn tetrssn'
Aas 8arbtn. Gin isbr gutter Bsrtb iH $l.z5.
6sioen ,,Wub" poplins linb lrbr fsibiums
Gr,haifunefn. Ginss bu bhbitsfsn, btfis
gBObt pifsrirt Su s1.25.
Graib Suitinss afrsusn ft Der 9sIisbtptit,
psssn ibrr punbsrbarsn alatmtinsn anpdblit'
ftit. @utt Aualitaisn ~ 10 Gents uno 81.
sdottiihe sueeos upsrbsn lit tasIi& ntus
9spunpsrtr unb iine eabti 70 bisnifliH. Nllf
Stattirunssn iu $1.OO, $1.25 nno $3.50.
eatiH Goro Cloths finb nu unb reid i'm
Ausitbtn. RaGfn tin pra6tvcllts @'spane,
ptnn islbf bsisBt. Cine pra6tpoaf Aualttat
iu $1.00.
CREPE Poplins Fnb biibi6 unb ts pirb Ftin
@spsbs auatfsrtist eas i& bsfsr trast. Yin
gut ssnue, fur $1.OO.
9ouooH Tpine @siptbt linb ipitbtr bier une
esut ipnbtu iibsr bisltlbtn nit bsr fribsrsn .3u-
utisuns. Drti prsiis, IS Gents, 81 90 uno
$1.25.
Biolts, Gtamines, Golienuts. etc., ii tnb.
Ioltr Auspabl. prsilt, 80 Hno IS Gents,
500, $t.25, 81. IS uno $3.50.
esrges. Gbtbints, Satihss, abatrois,
Crepe GBBpt, etc., ale psr Sailpn bsfsn JAR
ben ~ popularsn prsiisn.
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= Die neberIebsnben tes 1853. gsnn'
ipIbania 8ol. 8ssimenis batten am
Donnsritas ibre Reunion au Dallas. su
tpel@er Nitelieber aus tpeiter Serne se'
fommsn iuaren. Sen. Raior Sobn R.
8roote tuar bet Suuptrebner.
- anion Sbufasiep, tpeI&er Der @rs
morbuns bss anton 2loiis in grster ON
ORsrmontae aneeiIast mar, bsiannte ii6
am Wfontas bor 8i@ter Serris Der Cob
tune idulbis uno ipirb am ndbiten
Samfas fem llribeiI empfansen.
- Ser Spibenpebsr 8iuiam Sled.
ner, on Der gds bon SoIlsnbad apsnus
unb Wlabiion Strabe ipobnbnft, erIag am
Witttpod persaneener @p&e elmer Sers'
iranibeit. @r mar 35 Sabre alt unb
tinterIdBt cine Wittipe nit pier fIsinen
8inbern.
- Cine 8eriammIuns Der iossnann.
ten ..Rodmen". tpitb ON nddfen Sonn.
tag bnbier Itaitfinbsn, um fur bic nn9gs.
iu&te ssbnprosentise 2obnsrbDbune su
nsitiren, tpelbe BEN 2sntsn burd bic
@nti&eibuns bon S4isosri&ter Brisbi
peripeisert tpurbe.
- Die 2sbisb 8aIIsp giienbabn 60.
bat ben Wuidinenfiibrern unb Ssissrn
Der Wpomins DiUifon bic seforberte
2obnerb6buns i'm 8etruse bon 10 bis 90
prosent perpeieert. Die anberen 8ue.
anseiteIlten iusrben cine ibnIi&e 6OrOsr'
une bieie Wo6e ftsIen.
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1tttStcn.

Ser SoteIier @sorse Yoeit bon
Bpomine ipurbe am 9onneritus Worsen
bon einem WiteIieoe ieiner SamiIie tobt
i'm Bette aufsefunben.
- Sr. Sidney Campbell, elmer Der
tetannteiten aer;te in bieiem GbeiIe bss
Staates. itnrb ON Samifaa in isiner
Nobnune su Def piuston on ben Sol,
gen zines SdIaeanfaaes, ben ct Dor
3iusi Do&sn erbisIt.
-9ie S@ooIep Wiine babisr. psI6s
1889 tpeeen llebetfuibune aufseeeben
purbe. foa bon Der Bsnniplpania aobIen
@ompanie tuieber er6ffnet psrben. @ins
moberne ginri6tuns ioQ inaaIrt tper'
ben, bic mebrere bunbert Mdnner unb
2naben beiddftieen tpirb.
- antbonp @Ioismis. Der in bsm
Wlc@ann @ebdube nabe 9arionaes Stra.
BE tpobnte unb aIs Sanblanser in Der
fiinften 4ber bes 2pin Sdadtss anse,
fteat ipar, ipurbe ON Donnerilae Na6.
mittas bur& cine itarfe @assrpIoiion
auf Der STEELE getDoiet. Der nngltd.
li&e tpurbe f&ruoerbuft suseridtet I; Der
&brper NOR bon ber 2ni[e aufpdrts
i6Iimm berbrannt, ber &opf Serbtiidi
unb Seridunoen uno bas re6te 8sin
abseriifen.
- Gin nnietpeisr &nabe iletierte friib
am Samitag Wpraen, als Der WaIlace
Sirius bier einpeirOffen mar, auf sinen
Boaen, in oem fd bier 2eoparbsn unt
elm Saauar befanoen, unb UNI bisislbsn in
Der Odmmerune su sripdben, ftsdts et
elm Strei&bOIs an unb belt ss 6ur1 biz
8itieruns oss 8sntiIs. @r lief babei
buS StreidboIs in ben 8assn fallen uni
i'm 9iu funb bns Sirob in bemieIben in
8ranb unO ebe man bic SIammsn I6i&en
ionnte, paren bic fiinf 3biae ers
itidt; iie baiten einen Dertb bon SO, 800
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-09-17
Wauue WDuutn.

SuHesbaIe. - 9bs SonesbaIs Gui
@lub @ompanis, 2apitnl $4,000. ct.
bislt am 5reita8 BON Staaisoepurtsmeni
einen Sreibrief betpiIlist.-Der @dRein
Der neusn @b. 2utb. airde on Der gds
bon @burd unb Sisbsnisr Strobsn ipurbe
am Scnniue Rd&mittue nit sntfpre&en'
ben SeisrIi&isiten eeIest unb su Der Sc.
remonis butten ii@ bieIs 9bsiInebme,
sinseiteat. Serbftsrmin bes @s.
ridtes iuirb am 5. Oftobsr i'm biefaer
@eri&tsssbdubs er0ffnet iperbsn. llnie.
rer Staot ift auf ben l. 9sssmber bas
8rieftrdeeripfem bsripro1sn.
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Sic WOOe beitebt
ni6t baranf,

Dae irssnb tirt bsiiimmtt SGattiruns pbu
8abriIai bisIt Cation stiraesn ptrbs es ptrb
allss iaftlh benz suisn @tiGmad une Der Bsnr-
tbsiIung Der Srassrin iibrla0sn, bic tnipsStr
auspG6lsn fann raub aussfsrtisit Wplpaaun.
glatt anssfsrtistt @UIlpaartn, SrStn unb
Wuas Ririurtn, fstns uub i&ptrs 5pills,
Stibs unb Satin ansdsrtisis 8abrifats, bic
neusn ,,Stuub" 0epsbs, 5ptns petr eoro "
fsiie, etc etc.
aus bisltm II ~ sritbtn, bab nur Elm paar
qGbsn I'm Stanbs itin pubsn, cine scDs einis
tr 9uts ~ baIttn, bic NrIaHet ptretn nre ba
bas @Iobe @arebouit I'D In bitfr shdlt6sn
ifIaIIt btfiubtt, tins pollifdnbiss &uspabl BON
aarbsn une prtiltn In allen Waitrialitn bistfnb,
70 ID 20 un,pdftlbaft ~ Sbrsm SprtbsiL unit
rem NamuibpOrratb ~ btf&tistn, sbs Sit ilR
sntlhIitetu, mas ole pGbrsnp br nun frSHnsn'
ben Sailcn traesn tpsrbtn.
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Bpn Der Snbfeite.

Den gbeIeuien SnfOb S&unl bon
Bird SiraBe 1T elm irdftissr Stamms
batter eeboren iporben.
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: @tpa 25 Nus bes neuen Seiienpe.

- @tpu 25 SUB bes nsusn Ssitsntpe.
peS on Wluttes Stross purbe am Sien.
flag abeno bur& einen 8us Der aada.
ipanna @ompanie. Der baeeesn ssi6Ubsn
tpuroe, auber 2inis seidoben unb stpsi
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