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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-13

Ginger Joe has been kicked by half
breeds licked by Chinymen and chased
by squaws. He has bin known TO run
If an empty beer bottle was plnIeo at
him He walks in on Jim without even
a club in his hand. while jim mas Two
e71ns handy. Sich was the situashun.
and Wit Jim Skinner rises up ana Ilees
fur his life and lets Ginger Joe clean
out his shanty and git away Win MS
traps
tee and II will be remembered that
we give him a year IN prison. CuI
reputashun was at stake. and had
the moral support Of the community
/ The higher court. however. not carln
whether he had a reouJashun or not.
goes at II and revarses the vardlct, ana
Jim Skinner is here TO De Sot Lree-
I'm told that my decision IS agin the
law and the facts. and that Jim IS as
inherent, in a legal way, as baby
three months old
I've got to do II. friends and Teller
countryne u-I've got to crawfish and
viii know how hard II comes m
gOin' to see it through, however, and
I now announce TO Jim Skinner that
he is free TO go whar' he will
IN the same breath I wish to OBJ
sarve that thar are about fifty sturdy
and eminent citizens of Sandy Bend
present here. and If they viii string
out in two lines from the door and
each apply the boot as jim passes
along il viii hev tn esame effect as lie
poured on troubled waters
Il haven't asked the prisoner if he
had anythin' TO say why sentence
should not be passed upon him, but Il
remember Alright he's no orator and
wouldn't take advantage OF the Oc-
cashun TO make q speech I'll thar
fore skip this part OF il and ask him
how it feels arter he's bin kicked. and
some Of you might gin him a hint
that the climate Of Sandy Bend won't
agree with him for the next i've years
TO come. and let him seek new dig
gins.
That's all and we'll now adjourn
till Jestice. Liberty and Equality cal
US together agin to uphold the law and
see that every man gifts his fair sheer
Of what's coming to him.''-(Copy-
right, 194. By c. B. Lewis.)
Everybody reads the state Journal.
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RFAI FsTATE TRANSFERS.


+. r. Barnes and wife to 5 0. Nes-
BAUM lot 4S4 and north Is feet Of
lot 4s5 Clay street. TROOPS addi-
ton ---..... 8 500
n 5. Mcfarland anad husband to l.
Schlegel. part OF the northeast
quarter Of section L. township Il
range 40--.--.- liza
Norris street. Norris subdivision. 800
J E Iorrington and wife to J. Ger
dom, lots 25g to 2s6, inclusive. Green
street, ]. w. Morris addition. 3aa
n. P Horton and wife TO NJ Aims
worth, part OF the southwest
range Is --.--....--....-...-.. :. 25
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

7---S@-~-~---------~----
SAND lime brick. ready for wall in "A
hours, 1 have solved the greatest of all
brick questions and have received patent
on the simplest. best and cheapest sys-
TEN ever known, making 80 per cent face
brick hard as flint at common brick
prices, II you have the sand can make
you a rich man. now is the time for this
great question; send me a sample of your
sand and I viii send You brick made from
your own sand can make rock faced brick
without extra cost where all other kinds
cost KS per 900 extra samples Of this
brick sent on application Steger Brick
Co. Bonhanl. Tex.
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condition. is dead from his injuries
Wilmington, April 1s.-Two Republi-
can congressional conventions repre-
senting the Sixth Ohio district. We're
held here One faction renominated
Congressman Charles Q. Huderbraudu
the other Judge Scroggy.
Springfield. Ill. April 1s.-Rev. Dr.
George Mcclellan FIske of Providence
Springfield diocese Of the Episcopal
church
Camden. y. J., April 13.-Demoeratic
primaries have been held in the Third
congressional district to elect delegates
to the state convention. Eighty dele
gates CHOSEN are Tor Parker. 50 f5r
Hearst
Jersey City. April 13-The delegates
from Hudson county TO the state Dem
ocrat convention resolved to support a
resolution in the state convention to
instruct the state delegation for Judge
Parker
New York. April 13,-United States
Senator William 4. Clark, OF Montana
sailed on the Hamburg liner Princess
Victoria Luiz for a five or six weeks
cruise in the Mediterranean TO regain
his health
Wilkes6arre. Pa. April 13.-The -four
ing mill of the -HilIard company
at Miners Mills, near here, was de-
stroyed by fire today together with
two grain elevators and two houses
Loss $4,000.
Tien Tsin. April 1s.-The foreign and
Chinese authorities here say there Is
absolutely no foundation of the re-
ports, which have reached here from
Chefoo which predicted an uprising III
China
Read Browns last novel yet2''
No: just convalescing from the first -
Atlanta Constitution
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TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.


TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN-1Iy ap-
plication for a permit to sell intoxicat-
ing liquors. according TO law. at 1125 w
5th St. in Fourth ward Of the city OF To-
peka. IS now on file IN the Office Of the
clerk OF the probate court, Shawnee
county. Kan The hearing OF the same IS
set for Thursday, Nay : 1855, at 9 O'Clock
a. n J. PETRO-
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WANTS
and MISCELLANEOUS ADS.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

An a CANDIDATE FOR STATE
senator from the Seventeenth district.
f11th)s subject TO the decision OF the qua
fled electors in Shawnee county IN No
Vember- c. P BOLMAR
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

ST. Louis. April 13.-Charles O'Brien,
editor Of the American CeIt. who was
assaulted on the street and taken 10
the city hospital in an unconscious
condition. is dead from his injuries.
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FOR RENT-Upper floor OF modern
house SIS Hunto0n st.s after p. III.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

THE ADVANCE STEAM LAUNDRY
Is now opened and prepared TO GO the
best work In the city Our machinery is
the finest IN Topeka and we guarantee
our work to be OF q superior kind Phone
1zSS and give US a trial go Kansas ave
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Read Browns last novel yet2'
No: just convalescing from the first -
Constitution
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BICYCLES AND REPAIRING.

TOPEKA AUTOMOBILE AND CYCLE
Co Tel IL Bicycles and sundries, BIZ
cycles and taRdems for rent. repairing %
al kln-s-
L. s. CYCLE CO, us z. sth st. National
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SEND your carpets to McCormick &
Peakes in our new location. new ma
eninery- We can give you better work,
more promptly than ever before. and at a.
price that VIII please you Mccormick e
Eeake, rug factory and carpet cleaning
works, So Van Buren, St Phones "a
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coNTRAcroRs I'D BUTLDERs.

BUICK 4 WILSON. CONTRACTORS and
builders Job work speciality. Ii r sth
St Ind '2hcne 1244
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WANTED-nrALE HEIP.


ANTED-Young man. or boy to work in
grocery store. 1e15 Topeka ave
WANTED-Good arm walters at cremerie
restaurant
WANTED4A grocery clerk, also a meat
cutter TO work Saturdays Inquire Star
grocery, liz Z 9th St
X ANTED-Farm hand in this county
Inquire J. Thomas Lumber CO. office
% ". 6th St
WANTED-3Ien to learn barber trade,
special offer for April. including board
and TOOLS best opportunity ever given; :
can nearly earn expenses before finishing.
Few weeks completes Positions guaran-
teed- Write today. Moler Barber college.
St. Louis. No.
MOLER'S barber college OF Dallas, Tex.
Denver. Col, or Salt Lake, Utah. offers
advantages IN teaching the barber trade
that can not be had elsewhere Write
nearest branch FOR terms
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ON EASY PAYMENTS.

Beautiful new cottage rooms. ? lots
cfstern. located near Central Park. hard
wood floors and finish. circular porch. II C.
Nonresident owner must sell at once
Price sl.15o- 500 down balance SO per
month. Only a few days on this. Prop
erty Will rent for 81
THE STRAUSS AGENCT.
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lIoETNG 80 sroRTNG

FOR moving. packing and shipping. Attn
erton Bros lie E 9Th Both phones SOS.
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AUCTION.

CLEAN SWEEP-Public sale at r L
Rush's farm. 3 miles southeast OF To-
pekn. on Deer Greek. Thursday April Il.
1894. 50 head Of dairy cattle. So milk cows.
S. giving milk. balance fresh soon. 10 eE-
ira good work horses. all farming iuple-
ments- wagons and harnesses sale at
10 a. m Free lunch at noon
Col n. T Crews & Son salesmen- Brad
ford Miller clerk E L Rush manager
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MAN1EAD"111SCEL EOIS-
>------------------------
NANTED-2 unfinished rooms in North
c. L Conely, 1221 North Harrison St
WANTED-Lawn mowers to sharpen. 75c-
Free delivery Golden Rule" SO Kan
Sas ave. Tel. 5l2.
WANTED-HOrses to clip. us W 5th St
Phone 4ss Arthur Massey.
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UPHOLsTERING.


W J. VOSS. uphc1zterIng, furniture
packed. shipped; mattresses, couches. etc,
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--------~-~~-------~>-- -------~-~----->--~
WOMEN to sew at home. plain sewing
only. steady work. good pay no mater
lalS TO buy and sent every where free Send
reply envelope for particulars and wages
we pay Du Pont Co. Dept " 3 H, Phil
adelphis, Pa
WANTED for general housework
70S Polk ST.
WANTED-Good woman cook Midland
hotel, 4th and Quincy
WANTED-Experience dining room and
kitchen girl at II W. 9th ST.
WANTED-Good girl general homework.
rs Taylor
LADIES wanted everywhere copying let
tiers at home spare time and return
them to Us. NO mailing or canva ssing;
good pay: no materials TO buy. Send re-
ply envelope for particulars and wages we
pay Guarantee CO.. Dept " 3. Phila-
delDhia. Pa
WANIED-Good experienced girl. good
wages. no washing or ironing. rs Har-
rIsOn st.
WANTED-2 Mattresses at the Fifth
Avenue hotel
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MATCHMAKER

+. ". WIEMAN, practical Watchmaker
and engraNer- All work done in neategts
promptest workmanship manner at low
est prices Highest cash price for old gold
and silver 10z W 7th st
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MONEY.

MONEY TO LOAN on I've stock. pianos,
organs. typeWriters. household goods ana
personal security L BLsc0e. - Kan aF-
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WANTED=Young man or boy to work
grocery store. 1e1S Topeka ave
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STORAGE.

MERCHANTS TRANSFER q STORAGE
Co PACKS ships and stores household
goods Tel 1s6 Clarence Skinner. 81
Quincy st
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Do NOT throw away that old carpet.
but send II TO Mccormick & Peake "a
Van Buren, They viii make you the best
rug you ever saw and the cost Is ridicu-
lousy small Write Tor price lisr or call
I'd phones Al Mccormick q Peale-
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WANTED-AGENTs.

We WANT10. 900 agents Tor grea rest house
hold seller ever Invented best money
maker on record: actually sells to every
house; send 15c Tor sample ana II mari
moth catalogues Of agents supplies South
ern Mere Co. Dept 52. Houston Tex
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Office 72s Kansas ave. Residerce Th5r-
teenth and Clay Office hours. 3 a m 10
u a. and ?. m TO s D n Telepcone
IS residence. and Is onlce-
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WORRAL. rs Polk. plano lessons. pupils
home. 5oc- Church and lodge playing free
GEO n. NEWTON. 1874 Kansas ave.
Piano tuning and repairing expert ac-
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DR. EASTMAN. late supt state insan
asyluIn- Mental and nervous diseases. 50
Kan aF- Phones IA Res 1z70 v Buren
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FTRNAcE WORKS

GEO. E SEYBOLD. furnace work, tin
roofing. guLrering. spOutinE furnaces a
specially So Kansas ave InC- phone 5l2
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FOR RENT-The modern cottage at the
northeast corner OF 6th and Lincoln sts.
Gas, bath. furnace. wide hall. city and
cisrern water in Kitchen. 3 bed rooms, =
per month 525 Lincoln St
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Springfield. Ill, April 1S.-Rev. Dr..
George Mcclellan FIske of Providence
has been elected bishop coadjutor Of
Springfield diocese of the Episcopal
church
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moneu Recovered.

Omcer Sam Coins Wednesday arrest
Ed negro woman who was charged
with entering the room Of Mr. Deering
over The plumbing establishment OF
Moses Daniel and stealing his pocket-
hook, containing $a2 in cash The
money was found IA possession Of the
woman and she was placed pail to
await a preliminary hearing
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4 NEWS LOST AID FOUND
4 VALUABLE VALlsE

J. J. Hixox, a well known merchant
Of Hixox, Ga, lost mis- yaiise a few
days ago containing number Of val
uable papers. Yesterday the valice
was brought 10 him il being found
through the lost ad IN The News.
~ ad in this column viii bring the
result every time. Try it and see.
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Brown E. CO. Remove Offices.

Brown & Co the well known cross
tie frm have removed their Offices
from lie second story Of the Briese-
RIGS binding on Bay street into the
rooms over Fortsons drug store on
Newcastle street, formerly occupied
by The custom house Three Of the
rooms are used and viii make first
class Offices for the crostie firm.
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CITATION.
STATE OF GEORGIA +,
Cso,,,.tr. IF f-l1rnp

STATE OF IEOHGIlA
County Of Glynn.
To all whom it may concern. Kath-
crime d. Holtzendorf having in proper
form applied 10 me Tor letters of ad-
mnistration cum testamento anneXo
on the estate of J. R. billiard, late Of
said county. this is to cite al, and sin.
guar the creditors and next of kin Of
the said ] R. billiard to be and ap-
pear at my Office within the time all
lowed by law and show couse, II any
they can, why letters OF administra-
ion cum testameuto annexo should
not be granted to katherine D. Holt
zendorf on J. R. Billiards estate. Wit
ness my hand and official signature
This 2nd day of August, 1904.
Horace Dart,
4w. Ordinary OF G. c. Ga.
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1T MUST BE YOU-That wants to
make an investment in Brunswick real
estate That will pay you SO IL per
cent Now is the time for You. Adj.
dress j. w. w, city, 20S Bay street.
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PERSONAL POINTS,

Robt. Graham. Of Macon, spent yes
terday in the city.
E. J. Walker, of Jacksonville, was
in the city yesterday.
Alex Livingston, of Brooknan, was
in the city yesterday.
Col W. E. Kay leaves tomorrow on
business trip to New York.
Judge J. w. Bennett left yesterday
on a business trip to Valdosta.
C. C. Califf is out again after a
severe illness at the oglethorpe.
w w King. Of Talbotton, was
among the visitors to the city yes
terday.
c. B. Conyers win return today
from Tennessee where he has been
spending several days.
Mayor Crovatt will return this morn
ing from Savannah, where he has
been attending the Georgia League
Of Municipalities.
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Nv Miss Lille French, who was Miss
Mason's guest during the early part
CT the summer and who waile here
received many social attentions.
Mrs. ]. c. Lehman is spenunig some
time with Mrs w. R. Townsend at
Anguilla.
Miss May screven. Of Darien. who
has been the attractive guest Of Miss
Laura Baker. will leave tomorrow for
Ct Simon to spend the remainder of
the summer.
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EORGIA-GlYnn Gonna.

TEOItNIA-TIyHu JUuuty.
TO whom it may concern: c. S.
Lamb has made application to me in
legal form for permanent administra.
zion on the estate of Annie e. Ken
rick. late Of said county deceased, and
aotice is hereby given that said appl-
cation viii be heard at the regular
September term, 1904, Of the court Of
ordinary, of said county Witness
my hand and official signature, this
iLh Of August, 1904
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We have a fine lot of preserving
sand pears for sale at attractive prices
Arply at McC:ary's livery stables.
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PAYS 1919 PER CENT WEEKLY
on your investment DO you want to
now how this is done? Call at 20S
ay street. No fake J. w Watkins
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We have fine lot OF preserving
saud pears for sale al attractive prices
Apply al McGpary s byery stables
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county

GEOHGtA-Glyun County.
Creditors oi the estate Of the late
John A. Dilworih are requested to
render an account of their demands &C.
the undersigned within the legally pre-
scribed time, properly made out Debt
ors of said deceased are urged to
make immediate payment to the IN
dersigned This 2Stb Of July 1904.
L. z. rA.I...n.Ah
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Some Social
1ews 9ctes. t,
q = q = q . q q q q q
THE lDLER.

has he wrought well? 1 know not.
ray, 1 know
Things without number that he
leases undone;
i7EHe things that vex the little people
so.
Who, blinded by the sun
Walk even in vast meditation
Upon the many notes the sunbeams
throw.
Put he lives certain things. He has
way
OF peaming wonder When a little
wing
Beats by, he listens. lie can chant
the day
To rhymths Of the dusk. and dim
things sing
To him when no one knows their
Weakening.
Has he wrought i'll? ! know not who
shall say.
-Zona Gale
@ J. H. Whitmire of ST Simon
sreni yesterday in the city.
Mr. John . Ross is spending sever
al Gays with elativo5 III Savannah
Miss Alice owens has returned from
a yisit 70 Mrs. }. 7, Jardine ia Douglas
Mrs. Jack Bowen and guests have
returned from a three weeks stay
Oh ST. simon.
Mrs b. d. Atkinson and family viii
occupy ,Iho Blanton cottage during the
leM Two weeks.
Mr. ana Mrs c. W. Floyd are the
suastu Of Nr. and Mrs. Charles KEEL
lam in hagae, Fla
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Leayy win
sEuay move 10 tho Doerninser house
on Gloucester street.
MRS. jos. Ricket and Nj IS Ethel
ldckett win leave in few days for
Harris Lithie Springs on months
visit
Or ana. Mrs r. z l.. Buford and
ohildron and Miss Leila Stalngs viii
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Horace Dart,
Ordinary Glynn County.
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c. c. Calf is out again after a
severe illness at the oglethorpe
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c. B. Conyers viii return today
from Tennessee where he has been
spending several days.
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Judge J. w. Bennett left yesterday
on a business trip to Valdosta.
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Col W. E. Kay leaves tomorrow on
a business trip to New York.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-12

Alex Livingston, of Brooknan, was
in the city yesterday.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-08-12

Mrs D d Atkinson and family vii
occupy tho glanton cottage during th'
j ext Two weeks.
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Mr. aud Mrs C. W Floyd are III
sUastB Of MIR and Mrs Charles Ke
lam in liagae, Fla
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-07-28
aud Sart sAur; fur Sarfer.

@arl S6ur;, Der altbewGbrte SOrs
fGmpIcr bcS 0cutlbtbums unO bctanus
ter Sicpublifancr BON gicp g)Orf, bat
pon lciucm Saublitc am Vafc 9cOr9e
fotgcnbeS Shreibeu all Den bcmofratis
ibcn YrdiiOcntidaitS sGauOiOutcn Oti6s
ter Tarfer 9cri6tct
r9lidt als Gartcimann, IonOern als
lluabbGn9i9cr fiible i'd mid gcOrnngeH,
bcm 9fihter Yarfcr mciuc SO6a6tuns
iu bejclgcn. Ole Gruubi6tc unb
Wtcinungen in 9eSug auf bic SSGBs
run9Sfra9e, ben 3arii ocn Smpcrialis.
mus unO Nic .3iuiloiCnltrcform, Su Ocncn
CT iid bctcnnt, cmpirBlcn ii6 Vcutcn
meiner 0Cnfart. 9lber menn i6 ais
llnabbdn9i9er .3weiicl bcgtc, wel6cm
Ganbibaten id meiue Stimme Su 9eben
pcrpflihtet iei, 10 iinO bicic .3Weifel
burh Scrrn Fartcr'S SanNlun9Sweiic
betrciiS Der ScOiu9un9en ieiucr ltOnlis
nation uollit0nOig gcbObcn wOrNcn.
SnOem er Dem amcritanii6en SOlfc ell
10 coles Sciipicl mOralilden Wiutbcs
nnO biir8crlidcr SugcnO CAB, bat CT
Der 0tcpublit cinen unlddtbarcu 0icnit
9clciitct. IS tit 9craOc iOld cin Scis
ipicl, OeIcn unIcr Oifcnttides 2cbcn be-
lOnNcrs bcOarf. Sc bObcr Scrr Barter
Oieic Stauoarte bdIt, nm 10 b6bcr miro
ct III Der 9l6tun9 unb Dem Sertraucu
leincr SanSSteute itcben uuO nm 10
iidcrer perbeu iic i'm NcS bObitcn 9lm1
tes perth srabten."
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Sittstpn.

Die ueue Sraucrei ioll binter
Sroao StraBe, cntlan9 Der SaurCl Sis
mic, crrihtct peroen, no bic Gompauic
orci uuo einbalb 9ldcr Saub bon Der
ScnnlDlpania SOblcn Gompanic erwOrs
ben bat. Wtit brm Sau iOll iOiort be-
gonnrn werbcn.
- Die llnterbanolun9en fir cine
Scilcgung OeS Saui6reincr StrcitcS,
Der nun lbon iibcr Orci Otonatc aus
bdlt, iinO wiebcr ourd9cfallen uno baS
Gnbe l6eint nod immcr in wcltcr
Sernc. Der Streif bat Sur Sol9e, bab
nur weuig slrbeit I'M Sauia6 9etban
wir6.
- Sranf Sipfa pon 0urDea itiir;te
9citcru in ben 3win S6a6t Der Scneca
Soblen Gompanie lmO mar auf Der
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