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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13

I. Il. Lees. Coal Valley: W. Il. Carey
Carbon Cliff: W. II. ID. Cave. Gales
burg: {. NJ. Fenton, {. Wright Chica-
90: w. II. Richmond. Gibson City. ILL.,:
y. II. Dorman. Rock Island: +. Trum-
bull. Plainville: y. +. Ives. Galesburg:
+. II. Cobb. Monmouth; :. y Davis.
GIOVersville. y. y: :. o. Bunker.
Princct2n: Il. {. Webb. Good Hope:
{. l.. Merriam. Macomb; {. II. Steven
son. Iowa City: George Ross. Quincy:
H. O>senbach. Peoria: james TolIv.
Charleston. ILL.,: j. {. Barney. Peoria:
r. +. Preston. Dubuque: j. Il. Pitncy.
Peoria; II. T.. Moran and family. 81.
Louis: Henry FIicke. Rock Island: y.
W. Morton. Chicago: 6. II. Wayne.
Orion; y. Il. Lund, Ottumwa. Iowa:
Joseph Schrael. Andalusia: W. ID.
Fierce, Cambridge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
JANUARY CLEARING SALE
bargains at Young & McCombs.

See the rich. ieweIed crowns. the
last week. last chance. free. free.
Saturday We close our clearing sale
ON shirt waists. We sell Won one al
regular price and give YOU one free
up 10 the same value.
Another big reduction on fur coats.
only Il few left.
Ladies iackets-we start them at 81.
Ladies' suits. regular value Sl3. Jan
uary clearing sale price sos.
Misses skirts. worth up to s.. while
they last SOS
Ladies' knit fceccd lined shirts and
pants. former price &c. january clear
ing sale price Pc.
Note a few Of the discounts taken
of # the bottom of your purchase
checks:
Crockery, iewclry. cut glass. 20 per
cent discount.
Toys. games. musical Instruments.
leather goods. % IL per cent discount.
Millinery at 80 per cent discount.
Our linens are worth your immeJi-
ate attention. Bargains in this de-
Dartmcnt are very fattcring.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13

The city of Pueblo Colo, is on ac-
count of its smelling and refining
works one of the smOhiest cities in the
world. At times the sun is quite OBJ
scured, and the light is much like that
which precedes Glowering thunder
shower.
One winter traveller stepped from
train at Denver and, walking up to
policeman, asked him the way to a
certain hotel. The officer cast q scorn-
full eye upon the man. who was Gov
cred with SCOT and CRIME. so that he
looked like n chimney sweep. and la
conically inquired of the stranger if he
was coal miner
NO" said the dirty one; Il am not
coal miner nor a charcoal burner;
neither am | in the coal dust business.
More than that. I am not Il negro min.
strel."
What are you?' asked the police.
man
Lean down." said the man, land |
will whisper to you. am million.
aire in sore distress. | have been
n snOwstorm in Pueblo"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
Cattle market quiet but steady.

cattle market quiet but steady
Reeves e3.l as 20, cows ana neifers ! 251
$50 NeXas steers ............, stocRers and
eeders ~ 10l14.O5.
Sheep market steady.
hog marke closed mostly I5c higher.
Light, e4.50Gb4 95; mixed ana butchers a. 90
a 10; good heavy, G.7O05 Is; rough heavy,
"a 6504.t0
Cattle market closed slow and steady
Sheep market closed 10 to loo lower.
Estimated receipts Thursday: Wheat %,
corn 2s5, oats 75, hogs 1900.
New York Stooka
New York, Jan l3.-The following are the
closing quotations on the New York stock
exchange:
Sugar 1926, Gas 96zs c. r. l. p Ella. South
ern Pacific 49, B. & .. - AtChison com
mon 66Is, Atchison pfd. $50, &. NJ. IL st. =.
I4!4, Manhattan Il2Il. copper 40ll w. 4.
Tel. Co 81, L. q N l07fs. G. & a. %. Rdc.
common 49,. Can.PaCinC MA, Leather, com
mon Is. r. 4; 49,, Pacihc Mail q. u.
=. Steel ptd. 81, u. s. Steel common IOat,
Penna. ll9, Mo. Pacific giA, Union Pacific
!sB; coal and iron 81, Erie common o.
wabash pfd. 377,. Car foundry ..... C. Il g..
w. 49, Rep; Steel pfd. ~ Rep. Steel com
mon 90, New York Central ll9'4, Illinois
Central l305I
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13

stTuctiOn between Galesburg and Mon
mouth. This would eliminate the he,
! vance route.
| The first rehearsal of the season by
! the Handel Oratorio society was held
last evening at Augustana college.
About fifty members were III attend
ance. II was decided TO sing The
Messiah during the founders day OBJ
servances to be held April 1926. Reg
ular rehearsals viii be held each
Tuesday evening at o'clock from
this time on.
Mrs Johanna Okerberg. of Moline.
has decided not TO contest the viii of
her late husband. Eric Okerberg. the
pioneer jeweler. who left an estate
worth $4,000 to his children. not be-
queathing cent to his wife. She has
renowned the will and elected to take
the share allowed her under the law.
which is one-third of the personal
property and dover interest in the
real estate.
The lectures heretofore given by the
Tri-City Press club have all been pre-
scented in Davenport. and they have
drawn handsomely. The club has been
repeatedly asked to present one of its
entertainments in Rock Island. With
such drawing card as Henry Waiter
son in his new lecture. il is to be ex-
pected that Rock Island will present
Il large and appreciative audience at
the Illinois theatre tomorrow night.
The Tri-City Press club has distin-
guished itself in the character of the
lectures ii has put before the public
of the three cities. The press club
seeks always To secure something out |
# the ordinary. and there will be no
exception to the rule in the case of the
appearance under its auspices of Hen /
" Natterson at the Illinois theatre
tomorrow evening. Mr.. WatterSon will |
present his most famous topic "Socie-
y" which. as is known. is Waiter
cnian satire on the 900"
w. F. Finley. who was chief engin-
'er in the building of the d.. L. |. d
y. w. road. is dead at Senecaville.
ohio. after brief illness. At the
ime he was taken sick he was assist
mt chief engineer Of the Wisconsin
'entral road. He was one of the best
iVil engineers in the country and was
aPidly forging to the very forefront
n his profession. He was in the tri-
tiles over a year during the building
T the d.. Il. /. 4, y. w. and had many ,
riends in this city who will regret to '
ear Of his death. He leaves a wife. '
ut no children. {
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
PERSONAL POINTS.

\. II. Talbot. head consul of the
Modern Woodmen. arrived today from
Lincoln. Neb.. to attend the monthly
meeting of the board of directors of
the society.
Mrs. David Dougherty left last night
for Oklahoma City 10 join her hus-
band. who recently took a position
there "a superintendent of novelty
stair works which i being erected by
Curtis Bros. of Clinton. Iowa.
former member of European roy
atty was a visitor in the city today
lie II Prince Sobieski. now a business
man # -. Paul He has been located
there five years. He il Il member of
the SObieski family that was eNiled
by Russia some years ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
LOCAL MARKET CONDITIONS.

TOdAy'H Quotations on Provisions. Live
Stock. Feed and Fuel.
Rock Island, Jan. I3-Following are the
quotations on the local market:
Provisions.
Butter-Creamery % -Q23c, dalryIgc
ERgs-Fresh CSC.
Live pouItry-SpTing chickens SC Der
pound hens &C per pound.
egetables-Potatoes. So to CSC.
Live Stock.
Cattle-Steers $3.50 TO H75 cows and
hetfers %. 90 to e40O, calves % % to $500
Hogs-Mixed and butchers o. % 10 $50
Sheep-Hcarings or over, per CwI. o. OJIo
u %, Lam bs per head $500 to 81 90
Feed and Fuel
Grain-COrn old 5IGI52c, new I3c: oats. BIC.
Forage-TimOthy hay, e. to $3.50, prairIc
q 20 . straw o.. 50.
Woodland, per load $50
Coai-Lump, per bushel nc slack per
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
Experienced.

How is the new girl going to doT'
asked Mr. Ferguson.
"She hasn't had much experience"
said his wife. "but | think she will be
All right when she gets broken in"
Then came 4 loud sound Of falling
crOckery from the kitchen.
'She seems In he making a good
start. anyhow" observed Mr. Ferguson
encOura einCIy.-C hica 90 Tribune
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
Incornpafib:I:tv.

A man and his wifi" called Mt law
y"rS office 10 talk about n divorce.
Judge The wife said. Il had only
80 cents 10 live Oh last month"
Nhcr"uDon the husband replied ag
grily: That's falsrhood; she had
500
Then the wife said. Judge. that's
as near as we ever agree" And the
judge said they might rs well get a
divorce if that WAS the best tL"y could
dO.-Atchison Globe.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
Warning. Warning

Beware of substitutes offered by
INSCRIPTIONS dealers in place of Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar, Folcy's Kidney
Cure and Banner SaIve. Dishonest
dealers for little extra profit viii
try TO palm off worthless prepara-
tiOns in place of these valuable medi-
cincs that have stood the test of years
and thus ieopardize the lives of their
victims. For sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13

4 fNally Official Railway Guide. in its new
form IL the most complete travellers
guide published The information is
up-to-date and reliable.
DR. p. F. Purdue. 1867 Second ave
nue.. Old phone at office. both phones
al residence. Hours, 8 to II a. m. a nd
? 10 ) and 10 p. IN.
Attend the fourth annual mask ball
given by the Plow Shop boys at Ar
mory hall Jan. II. Admission. gents
30 cents, ladies % cents.
! Col. Henry Watterson's subject in
[ his lecture at the Illinois Thursday
evening viii be Society" a theme up
On which he has set the east agog.
The BARRIERS have made special eff
I fort and have secured the best music
/ in the three cities for their ball at
Industrial hall Thursday evening.
Jan. Il.
Attend the two weeks clearing sale
of hats IT Mrs. La Frenz-s millinery. |
1924 Third avenue. Come early and |
get good selection.
Mrs. Allen Pratt entertained the
Jolly Nine at her home Tuesday after |
noon Prizes were awarded to Mrs. |
+. Sundecn and Mrs. {. Simmons. \ |
dainty luncheon was served.
Probably the last opportunity Rock
Island viii have to see and hear Col.
Henry NattersoH, the famous editor
Of the Louisville Courier-Journal. at
the Illinois Thursday evening.
The CentraIS had a run at II o'clock
last night 10 the burlington railway
Twentieth street yards in answer TO
a telephone call announcing that
box car was on fire. 1t proved to be
a false alarm. The call was sent in ,
by a stranger from the Delmonfco ;
restaurant.
Henry WatterSon's lecture on So I
ciety created a profound sensation J
among the 400" in New York at its 1
first delivery. 1T will be the subject ;
IF popular discussion in the tri-cfties
Friday. You will regret it if YOU miss 2
hearing the lecture at the Illinois the ,
ttre tomorrow night. {
The body of Bert Beiderbeck. a I
vouH" man living al Laura. ILL.,. not a
ar from Peoria. was found on a brush {
Pile IN the woods Saturday. He had c
zone hunting and while treading the +
'rush pile his gun was discharged and il
he entire load If fine shot took effect G
II and about his heart 9
The trustees If Mckinley Baptist +
'hurch tcoiored). consisting of II. Il
'in@man. l.. Carroll. NJ. Gordon and L. d
Williams are sending out an appeal to
he public for all in a financial way to
nabie the lifting Of the church debt.
II il Rev. W. Wilbert Stewart. the
astCr. il authorized as financial agent VI
o silicit and collect funds. !
The baggage and mail cars Of pas m
rnger train No - On the Rock Island n
Dad were deraiIed at seymour. Iowa
esterdaY. The train was cOmiu" east 3,
full spec when one of the wheels J..
n he front truck of the baggage car
roke down. No one was hurt. for -
InateIy. The main line was blocked =.
II several hours a. result of the
i~haF.
President Mckinley. Of the Mckinley II.
Indicate that has several interurban -.
'iIWay projects under way. two Of "a
ZEN with this city a. one Of the ter Il,
iual points. stated at Galesburg that b.,
II possible the Peoria d Rock I~l-
nj road for which right of way j. be-
+" secured at Peoria. viii he connect
with the Gales burg. Monmouth IL
ock Island. which i now under con
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
Wonderful Nerve

i displayed by many a man enduring
pains Of accidental cuts. wounds.
bruises. burns. scaIds. sore feet or
stiff joints. But there's no need for
il. Bucklen's Arnica Salvc viii kill
the pain and cure the trouble. IT.
the best salve on earth for piles, too:
% cents, at Hartz & UIlemeyer's drug
store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
TODAY'S MARKETS

Chicago. Jan. I3-FolIoWing are the oren-
ing. highest, lowest and closing quotatlors
in today's markets:
Wheat
Jan, e3Ll -3I4 ssI4. -31s
May, -. 80 et;la- s55s
July, - SEA. slis;sia-.
Corn
Jan. ~: a. AZ. 44Jz.
"av. 81; - IA; a.
July ioal; ~; 40zs-; 475s
Data
Jan, 81: 81. 3s4: 87z4
Nav, 3D.: 4Ols 3S3T 4O1z.
july. 81; 3S'ii s. = 56'4
Pork.
Jan. 10 80. - %: IL 20. 1900
May, IL IS, 1875; I3.Io-; - 20.
Lard
Jan az. 677, e75:677
May . o.; 7.D2, 81 100
RIba.
jan, 8 AZ e42 68s.6i2
May. 6G5 u - Z 81 SO
Dec, IS: . p; -. 800
RYE. Jan. 53IS May 575l; max. " Io3
W. - Jan. --.-i May lUl1 barley 5-u5s
teceIpts TO-DAY: wheat 70. corn 2G3 osts
-; noZs 1900; cattle Il ~ sneeB Is.OOD.
dog market opened 3 20 4sC higher.
Light o. f5J4 -. mixed ano butch
ers- q 5ozZ505. rood heavy. a G0z5.O5. rough
~ ayy - 6O0,e8 50.
Cattle marKeI opened prospects STRONGER.
sneep market opened prospects steaGY.
Union STOCK yards S;4D a N
Hog market strong, 10 to l5c hiRher
l. Snt. " 45l3 g. mixed and but nerB. ( IS
a. a.; ~ good neaVy, 81 O5gS5 II; rough neaVy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
Domestic Trouble

II i exceptional TO find a family
where there are no domestic ruptureS
occasionally. but these can be leSsened
by having DR.. Kings New Life Pills
Much trouble they save by
their great work in stomach and liver
troubles They not only relieve YOU.
but cure: - cents, al Hartz & Tile
meyers drug store.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
BOARD ALLOWS
LIST OF MONTHLY BILLS

Routine matters only came mp be
fore the adjourned meeting of the
directors of the public library, held
last evening. The following bills were
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
AT THE HOTELS.

| At the Harper-F. B. Gamble. Ke-
vance: f. c. Wing. Bradford. H.: NJ
Taylor. Peoria: W. f. Bennett Wash
! ingtCn, ID. C.: NJ. d. Rosentield. Mo-
| line; Mrs. Irene Bentley. Oelwein.
Iowa: {. :. Wheeler. Chicago: NJ y.
Quincy. st. Louis. Mo; :. {. Clifford.
Rock Island: Miss Isabelle. Miss Nc
Neel. y. J. Clark. Raymond Hitchcock.
New York: II. {. Lynch. w. o. Phillips.
Chicago: T. :. Stauffer. st. Paul: j. f.
Hulli>ter: !. W. Gainey. Dayton. Ohio:
y. Lester. New York: NJ. \. Sumner.
St. Louis: b. O. Willard. Nashville: +.
q. johnson. j. \. Barnard. Boards
town: J. Caldwell. 81. Louis: f. p.
Taylor. Urbana. H.; Il. W. O'Brien.
New York; G. II. Field. Rockford:
Henry Waterman. Geneseo; {. NJ. VIII
liams, Peoria: L. ". Otto. Crawfords-
vile. Ind: W. Il. Nicholas Council
Grove: VI. +. Wright, Chicago; II. \.
Suttle. Peoria; W. {. Fay. Gorilla
y. y: James Eckart. 6. NJ. Jacobs.
Gutenberg. Iowa: NJ. Gilbert; NJ. Hy-
man. New York; George Nenard. Kan
sas City: f. q. Whitmore. Topeka: f
r. Thomas. Columbus. Ohio: NJ. Il
J..
Chicago; Harry j. Field. New York:
Sam Gantentier. Chicago: II. Sparks.
Chicago: NJ. G.. Gerviston. Chicago: y.
r. Talbot, Lincoln. Neb.; X. +. John
son, Lincoln. Neb.: ID. LuSan SNYDER.
Council Bluffs. Iowa: Mrs. +. ID. Wait
Omaha: j. y. Sullivan. Kansas City:
{. J. ByrneS. Michigan: Il. Il. Smith:
+. +. Murphy. Leavenworth: f. Il. |
Thomas, Columbus; {. II. Ford. Chi |
cago; f. J. Hyatt. Chicago: G. X. |
Heinz. New York; George W Reilly. |
Danyille. H.; {. +. Ward. La Crosse:
{. y. Barnard. BeardStown: John Mer- |
rill. Chicago; Charles Van MOTIF. At
Iantic. Iowa: Charles Leisch. Chicago: |
j. Albright. st. Louis: Il. y. Barker.
'hicago; {. w. Bonnel. New York: |
William Delaney. New York: Mrs.
Williams. Chicago; {. &. Yates. Chi
ago: :. Il. SwartZ, New York: y. Mel
enheimer. Chicago; s. :. NorIand. Pc
,ria: {. Is. Rice, Rock Island: {. w.
Nc Near: James Black. Chicago: NJ. ID.
tosenfield. Moline; j. Dennison. Jr.
'hicago: II. f.. Dcmire. Clarion. Iowa:
!. y. PARROT. Clay Center. Hans:
William Humphrey. Bessie Humphrey.
William Roman. New York: j. Walk
r, Kansas City; j. b. White. {. y.
Williams. George Mowry. Peoria: ID.
'. Van Colt. y. III. Porter. Chicago:
!. ID. Millspaugh, Detroit: Sam Levy.
incinnati; {. Nore. Chicago: II. Dun
erger. Joliet: w. +. Lynch, Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
Crockery Dept.

\ clOSe-out at CloSe-out prices
real French Bronze figures for half
price.
Artistic figures. specially i'm
ported, priced at 1915. $500 SAYS
and on up to $3.50 each, going now
at half price-YeS, just half price
A few handsome terra Gotta
busts, on she same table, also at a
half the marked price.
Also a very choice small as
sortment of gold framed mirrors,
sconces, vases, etc, at n third off.
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
but NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. So
Brown fiber lunch boxes. choice of
3 sizes, worth Zoe, lie and 15c, take
what you want for .........9c
SileXo, Il splendid securing soap.
3 cakes for ................ Toe
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight ard Thurs
day; warmer tonight.
j. NJ. SHERIER,
Observer.
Tenn perature--At : a. m. 10:
at 2:3O p. III. Is.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13
The Genuine
Shoe Bargains
Out They Go

Out They Go
A smashing of prices where
we want TO clean up stocks
in the
Ready to Wear Dept.
Children's Novelty Wool
Skirts, worth up to on
81. 80, choice OHC
Children's Short Coats, ages
up to II, values to CO no
50 90, choice 0Z.JO
Ladies' BrOadcloth and Chev-
lot Dress Skirts, elegant in
style and finish, worthC0 *
up to $50. at OO.lO
Ladies' Wool Seal Capes.
made in full, gener- COnE
Gus sizes, value $50, at Duh
Ladies Fine Winter Jackets.
were sold up to SIS 90, not
many left, but while CO ~
they last, IS. ~ and OZ.Jl
Children's Pref ty Tennis
Night Gowns; the 75c and 81
ones for 62c: the soc NJ
and 62c ones for 44C
Ladies Fancy Knit Winter
Petticoats, worth 0E
81. % to $500, at JJC
Ladies Wool Waists, this sea
son 5 make, worth 50 to s.,
divided into lots at Clio
So. 40, S1.S7 and OIsI0
Children S Fancy Wool Dress
eS. ) to IA years, worth from
$3.50 to $500 IT,
your pick for fJC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-01-13

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Notwithstanding cbcnio lucnig ientoI9
Qcl0it mcrbclL mic On9icnige I'M
Sale icincS f%ron50iiidcn &ciocnsge=
noIiCn.
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Wcurac Netmbndl.

GS cutfhlief nm 81. Nupnii. Wlor1crS 10 llbr
50 Wdurtcrl. NOD fltr3eu, Gber fdiperem qeioen
I'M altcr onu 70 Subrcu @eurac 2cimbadl, &c
licbter Batte bon SuiGuue peimbdd, Och. Stu.
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647, Ntit' fratt.s trnbc, ans uuf Der oGoloous
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itno ber3lih etngeIaoGt, ocr 2raierieier bei6u'
iuobner.
S6ncn biTt On, @erfIGrter, b~iuaeI6icocn,
@inaefibrt bon Sottes Rdterbnto.
gu benz etp gen iuabren 0inmelSfrieoet
IN Der tcI'gen Sciiter Seimutbluuo
2icbeno idhauit Su uuf lue Nle rieher,
Die init Schnler8 an Sctnert Cargo itcb'n,
Sprthit nit ms onrb Seine fruntr1eit Hieoer,
I'M res @ottee &iIe III Qefbeb'T.
Bic trnuernben Sinterbftcbenen
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8efnnntmadlnnaen
SHbget.g eb5rbe

9noget.@eB5rbe,
8aItimoce, ben 1. MuguIt 1904.
ellie Rerionen, 5iritcn ober Gorporationcn
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ten neuen ftdotiihen Sods UNI 2SertteH niins
plifutionen nm foI6e oSr II llbr 8ormittaas
AM 8. september 1904 BET hiefer 9eborbe ell.
aureitelt. NppIitattcneu fouteIt nit genauen
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tuiinfbten Haumes %nerfsuen fein.
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(ylig3. 6 10, 1915 20, Septt, 2.3.5)
MabDrs,Streau.
baltimore, no, Den 2. Sept. 1904,
"a WloHtuq. ben .. September 1904, 9trbcis
nurs mo Staotrntbs etu muui5ipuIer iSeicr.aa
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Iuqe gefdlIofieH ieiu.
Sir ole @eauemIihfeit oes Bublifums rueroeu
bic DldrIte Die guuo6nlid abeebGltcn.
GAO 8. Sian 5imunus, W{aOor.
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6abrplan.
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tieIi6, auBer Samita1B uno Sonntags, nm 6
ll6r Mouecns, Bronn's gSerfte nm 6.t0 O(ors
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greei nm 2.30 gumm. bon 0oolon's gberfte
nto 8 llbr gtadmittags BON @ropu'S @ertte.
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@ertte I'm 8 llbr 9tadu1. eeuntups nm A uuo
8 tlbr 81oraens uuo 2 lbr glunm, bon Sob
fon's @erfte, 9roiun's BerIte 10 W(inlten teds
4 llbr WoraeHssG ubrt Gonntdg, 3. SUM- 1904.
Gubrpreis ffr Die Furloretie 26e.
CSunto.3 Wltel
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.. Sanoers & SDbmc,
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