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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
Oeiaa en- OomitoI.

8 Staten Winneiotas tioligite ga.
&c blep Der ifslge CAREERS Maga.
sine" / Ell lioen 9p poIat en- Srebs.
BONNER peb Raon Sobnion. San
blep life palgt, forbi ban bapbe noget
&ienoifab til Sop og Surispruoens,
men iinpelt ben al ben 9runo, at
ban bar oen eloIte Berger / 9pen.
Gen fsrite Sag, iom tom op for
baun, argif Ell Mano, iom bar mis-.
trntt og beifelbt for at ia itiaalet en-
Salp. Wr. Sobnion fslte meo 9e.
oreuelie, at ban iom CONNER bar en-
ianre meget uerfaren @tano, og ban
bar bauae FOR, at ban ifitlbe fomme
til at beoripe miIoeit talt IatterIige
Sing / lin me Sitting. &~aloeiagn
bapoc uaft mer emo fortient OpmGrf.
iont6eo / Settlementet, iaa set bar at
frugte for, at mango pilbe msoe op Of
Iutter RpSeierrigheo, naar Sngen
fom op. Wen set ltfte ban life. Sor
ON muliet at unbaaa ct al npsgi9r.
rise Sagttoeere operfpIot &etslofaIe
beitemte ban fig til at begpuoe Sngen
oIlereoe npite Morgen sci. Z. 8ette
bite fla at bore tioligt NOT. Sffe NOT
meo, at Smegnens 9efoIfnina ianbt
set minbre snifeIiet at msoe op /
TetsioIen iaa tioligt paa Morseuihrn.
Den, bette oeiaa Inflageaopofaten
beres Spn paa Ginger. Web andre
Orb: ban msote life op itioe. @en
Sberifet. BEN arreitereoe % oenues
Saefsrer forismte iig life, 9e n,sbte
rp, % Hetten MATTE ba fin Sang
oensang ogiaa.
"Iiine Greoe Serrer, bebag at
fomme iii Sroenl" IA 9ommeren
ibet ban Hog nofiaa fraftist | Dor.
Oct meo 4nptn9pen.
Sn9isreren tog iaa tiloroe:
"Ssiitereoe Sommer! Seq repre-.
ieuterer s~lnflaseoe | benne Sag. @i
er M TONNE til ben 3iS % Time paa
Sasen oa oenne @et tfslse iaften
uoicnSt gefierotgisreIie ffal ia ZIG
al een Sag. ies bar ben sere % 6or.
nsielie at optrGoc | Tom ben anflase.
SeS Soriparer. aufIaseaouofateu ifuI.
De ba paret her til beitemt &Ioffeflet
ban ogiaa; men ba ban bar forismt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29

fin Ftigt, foreilaar ieg poa anfIaae-
oeS gegne, at Sogen afpiies.
Domnieren pioite life poo en-
sfluto, bpoo ban ifllbe gisre. Men
enoelig tog ban tiIorbe:
Spine Serrer! Oct er iorelIaaet.
at benne Gag afpiies. or Der noaer,.
iom unoeritstter 5orIaset9"
s~agfsreren plffet 5anaen / Chen
nleo albner, og BET falbt life SioIt.
n9pnte panifeliet at f~oritaa Menin.
gen. Seq unoeritstter oct SoriIoa!"
ia @nflngeoe.
Gentlemen! s bar bsrt Sorilaaet.
De, iom er for, bebage at ipare: syar
= imoo Weip"
Sagfsreren os 5unsen itemte
Sat-, og bet biaIp berfor life ct
@ran, at Sberifen / Sarnye freq
"9ei!"
"Sa' bar Oct" iaaoe 9ommer
Sobnion.
Do berpaa bIeu fetten bepet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
RonluIen life oco.

Get er life paa Den internationale
Eolitifs ShofbrGt aIene. at Stats.
miniiter Sobn Gan gisr biplomatiffe
SrRf, %ifriper, ~Snrpers @sflp". 6an
er en- Strategifer at fife lioen getpo.
ming, naar mrgtige Spponenter /
Sfiffelie af aongresmpno eller Sc
natorer ansribsr bom for at bem9g.
tige iig ct eler nrbet febt Gmbebe for
en- at fine 8enner. Oct tit en- Sena.
tor fra 8eiten for en- 9io iiben finoe
ITO, oa ban msbte frem hos sap meo
fire gmbebsiRgere fra fin Stat.
Seq er Senator q. g." ia Sena.
loren.
600 Morgenl" iparte "2ittIe
9red)es" 5orfatter.
"Og bisie fire Serrer er fra min
Stat - DIR. %. g." oip.. melote &c.
natoren.
Statsminiiter SAP buffet pad SO.
pebet.
Seq bar u~noerisst 8omiuaiiterne,
Mr. Sefretar, 90 jes timber, at min
Stat err noset %tiliioeiat," fortiatte &c.
natoren. "9fin Stat bar fife oct an.
tal Wgnb, iom bet tilfommer ben, /
&oniulembeoer. Sou bar ieg isst no
nogle al De snifeligite Blnbie for en-
ire, fire at De beoit ififfebe @eno /
min Stat"
ct folot, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS llb.
trpf itial fig oper Salifinea paa ben
Wtano, iom 8erben peb err Br91ibent
&~ooieueIts Statsminiiter % bsire
Snano. San bapoe reiit fig op fra fin
Yult.
"Spr Gfsempel2" iplirgte Sap.
"Sel = hi bar Stuttgart," mente
Senntoren. Oct er ct goot gmbeoe.
Seq pilbe life. bet gmbeoe blep ORC.
net meo M fsrIt," fortiatte ban.
"giit iaa. 8ent ct gieblif. Seq bill
ie~efter." Sg Sefret9ren, eler Stats.
miniiterer, iom ri faIoer BAN, irpfte
paa en- &nap. "Seno efter ben 9e.
tient, iom bar meb llon9pneIierne at
gjsre." befalte ban. 8etienten fom
itrafs.
Scr. San Ia lit aniist / be melt al.
porlige SOLDER.
"Wtr. Wtoiber, bporfor bar on life
rapporteret til mig, at Dor &oniul /
Stuttgart er bso?"
"Ofm Wr. Sefret9r -"
Seq snifer at pioe, bporfor ou bar
forlsmt at %rapportere oct 5aftum til
mig"
"Wten, Mr. Sefretpr, hi bar life
faat nogen iltg Happort - life en.
gang iaa meget iom ct 8inf ON, at
ban bar peret ipe," ioarte getienten.
"0n er iiffer paa bet2"
so, Hfr. Sefret9rl"
Sg Mr. San penbte fit ofporIise
Iniigt MOB Senatoren og ia:
"Senator, Der err nogen l~tflarbeo.
Oh MO bore blepen fell mberrettet.
&oniulen | Stuttgart leoer enSnu."
Ger itob Statsminiiteren ~alporIie
% ubeppgelig, mems Senatoren bar
iaa arg, at oct fogte / bam. ga, oct
bolot enopg paa at foae oper for &c.
natoren; men ban bar flog nof til at
beberife Jig og ruile no meo fine fire
GmbeosiGgere fra 8eiten.
Statsminiiter Snp iatte fla peo fin
Eult igien og iortiatte Fit arbeibe,
iom bar ingen Sing benot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
Standard
Stock Food

hrinaer Satfiensiir, Set or bet bepft 2trG serb
| &frotu. Yer a. itic uree. 2ppreenoal en- BET
Srs sa tpa stee steH ier Staaears Eto6 fsoe
nj en- saastcieg riiee ban aiastts t%srian0s 9eth,s
9lasoei fat het. bets haa brngr fa 600 uFdfetlal.
tem ri civ, y taH aisre bef tor 10 Seats 8un'
bet faTei vi Il der Aseb,rnr. SrEcf % Sreresf
erne, ION gaar / Oct, | itsgre NsanitteteT, tHe ttlpr
WreShaEhiege aipr, vi bar trrlta aniehftsa III
at fssbC f@gftee NlGi peTHtsler I'll nf t~utttlest. Pa
nsrfcr e. b, iItsae til Ct iaa ue bftsltt apaitiH
tl rIsneitae % htlias Wttffr.
Standard steck Fo,d siI life aisrc BlitsfIrr
fcr hta. 2ff sa he eivre en- otonotr tt ca tNiP
tlebs. Set I'll ifte aisTe HPGsi hmnitat NteH
bet nil tienr @euae iny hta. 3Vt pN iEtte es
tftGuh I'll az fnn mere Ruht M al 6psret. ~ tse'
rsr. Set vii irttr bla iaaHs III al tpriprtr SpeTe
f~ricrrr. Tci ri hidipt ma III az irfic btu Sfi
islnina I en alsrbeeie "a aaetancitr Eiaue, art
aisr bet see at hi1lpe Dnreis Nornstelsc % Car
fnlatiaL es eior at Dc faar mtrr Rgrinp AZ BET,
ha timer I BEN saen YEA tan iifr iafieHe alt
ON bet her Aptst snliernm iofer tr rndate
9ense. Sire I'll rnie % lao % iaisDn bel gfaHe
Of iea tan hirIpt sh
aseb 9afrIis Serra
q. o. S%aubnru. 9reS.
The Y, 4. snnsofn Company, Omaha, Neh,
Cnera sftrr Stsuharh gpultrp Rpoo, GtanSarS
mcrm gpfresr. StaHbare 1nistt 8ophr, Sc CT
ptsieiia al fsJeaeE uhnsrfeiit,
Can bShsrn z aparftDet.
Sea irher. at Siaubsrp Stpd fpob CT u,tnp
Tiaatn raa NaFmrH: tbi PEE bets Srue bar tea
pnret iitaub III al hrhcrlfr Gouih Omaha Warfeh
! fire Gar eirer biaansen baaee lneo tebt apas o.
mine gaeIfetisr I'll at betals mtg $40 I'll $50 ON
gatet pr. Nc. Bep eruaen AZ eo.rs Stanearl
@uHltru Spps az b orr 6t9rirr en- 3Hofestsflne
"a en- seu1piel'e. EuitrHbt soer et epbt 90 lnfft'
Tat Ratasr 'srbliotr iee Stanb ro Boob ~9rans
ter ! Nerrif 0eunto. aosttan Z, &arfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
SAkB6Rk'S STOCK TaLkS--R0. 3


set lem bei CT ip1teHer Heasn mta, at heE tan
fiebs bette elrr Stat Etcd Noeo Tor tinore EeHM
cub Vt fascr fer Standard Stock Food. &ainrs
iiesss. fsr b N bef. Ger tr iHaca wriiHc, heoftnr
ban Hnlne hefaie SGa rseacf ipr nVrct cnbgi Sied
Rpen / Gsraea, ,gn, be hefaisg for standard
Slgck Food. 7ettaaer iftc Sea meptf ct aisTe
Reaef arbet sted RuoR. int ansei Sted 5pee
atpet iaa core &e!ultster. pa BET lem iHfgreeiereF
bin. CT iiie lda Meast hpah bet t2iief, lenl bes
~rirfeit3c Eertirgeie, ott hgiaaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
Selpmoro er suioneri.

6olf felt bar uben SpiI Sen Sp.
fatning, at SeInmorb iom ReaeI er
Helultatet al en- aItfor beftig SinSs.
beoPgelie, ct Sprsr, en- operboonb.
tagenoe Storm | Selpmorberens
garm; men Den Spfatning er fun
oelpts ret. De Wenenifer, iom ;soIr
flelt er bange for, at oe bill fornme
til at l9gse Saano paa iig ieIp, er
beftige - Rpnb os 4pinoer, Tom
eIfer os baoer gr9uielslt er oper.
maase ~utaalmooige, naar De Iioer
legemlist, er femme til at brittle Ga
bar en- eaer anben Soc, iom bempa.
tiger Jig Dem iaa nlbeIes, at De bIir
linosipage oper ben. SIiae bar De
Selpmoroere, Romanforiatterne fill.
bret; men bisie iamme Romanifrr.
pere baooe intet a~ienoifob til SeIp.
moroItatiitifen. De taIte ON SeIp.
moro iom De Slinoe ON 5arpernc.
Srof. 9ailep fra Dale bar Ifaffet
Jig Splpsning ON 10000 SeIpmorb
| De Soreneoe Stater.
9aarIis Selie, SiuosIpasbpb, uIpf.
felig aiprligbeb 90. iterfe Driffe le.
Der til Selpmorb, men life iaa oite
lom 6orretningstab, mems Den melt
alminoeIige aarias til Selumorb qr
SaablsS9eo - Den SsleIie, at man
bar forieilet lit Waal os fin 5eniig.
ter, og at en- fortiat Scamp moo De
Sinorinscr iom Iigser / 8eien, er
baablsS.
Ran pibite Tor, at Der er ire
manblige Selpmoroere for bp,r
~fpinoelig. 90 mar man terfer poa
aariagerne til Selpmoro, iulber BET
life banifeligt at ifisnne bporfor.
Oct er meIem De TO Mloersgrpnier
20 og 80 aar, at ODER to Sreoieoele
al Selpmoroene beooaes. 9e fleIte
W9nb arbeioer / Den gloer for Tia
lelp og en- aninoe. Haar berfor
Wanoen fsIer, at oct clipper for bant,
blir Den gprbe, Der trpffer bam, Dob.
belt tung. Sect lllpffen rammer
BAN ielp, rammer Den ogiaa ben
apinbe, ban bar palst iig.
Oct er life, iom mango bar tpnft,
iaa, at Selpmoroeren / pilot Sprsr
brpber fig no eiennem Sioets Sitter.
port. Sans ifrpffelige iibIte Sono.
ling er tpertom en- feig Silitaaelie
at, of bisie 8itterporte er impasiab.
le. Selpmorb blep for lang Sio til
bage / Observation-Disclosures Siitorie be.
tegnet JON zen 8uions IibIte III.
ilugt." grlitalt JON bette lpoer, err
oct boe egentIig ianbt. Selumoro
er life, ipm Romantiferne inobilote
ia, ben Sterfes Sprsr, men ben Bel.
fes Speraipelic. 9ette er Reseleu,
oct nIminoelige; men iom hi peO, bar
10 enboer ReseI i'm llnotageIie. Der
beioer, at aolf orGber fig UNDER ct
poloiomt greoesuobrub; men set
BENDER forbolbspis iieISent. Saa.
lpnge Ser iinbes en- 8niit Saa5
igien / 9armeuL logger man life
Samro paa iis ielp. Sroiproget fir,
at "iaal9nge Der er 2io, er Der
Saab", % bet er en- Sanobeo, JON
alorig osr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29

Glen: Gen eanle 8ierriugfnar.
fen Sonien er n91teu balubso at
90 bnls$beo. Sou tor life iope, flyer
BAN"
Getterien: "gr ban reo for
Spoe2"
"Jtei, men iibite Sang. ban FOB,
brsmte ban, at ban GAP bort aae Fen.
gene fine"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-01-29
Farmer. Huset og Kayen

inoeboIoer ina meset Sufferitof iom
De tioligit pIarteoe.
Sm ieIue Glaniuinsen 90 oen Der
pno fslgenoe 0prfning ifaI pi gioe
u6isrIia geiieoning ! n9ite Nummer.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-27

on both shoulders. BY the articles of the
dual alliance with Russia, France is bound
to see to it that Russia does not have to OPP
pose Japan and England combined. On the
other hand, the growing entente cordaile
between herself and her neighbors across
the channel, a circumstance which has fol-
lowed France an easier feeling than she has
had for many a year, makes it almost inn
perative upon her that she preserve the
present comfortable status. Frances Rus
sian alliance is indispensable, since, as Sid
ney Brooks says in the current Atlantic,
the bond gives France security" among
the powers. The arbitration treaty be-
tween France and Great Britain is too man
ifest token of good will to permit any
doubt fthe desires of both governments.
The tide of victory which has carried
Japan into an almost undisputed possess
sion of Corea would seem to guarantee that
Great Britain will not be called upon to be-
come an active ally in the field. The letter
of the dual alliance does not stipulate that
France is in duty bound to bolster up Rus
sia by force of arms, for when the conven-
ton was consumated such deed on the part
of Russia entered not at all in the calcula-
tons; but the spirit of the alliance certain
ly does convey the note of moral obligation
on the part of France if only for the sake
of expediency. Should the affairs of the
Muscovite reach dangerous crisis in the
present war and France be tardy in her
offer of aid, as surely as the ice pack moves
down the Neva would France find herself
between the channel and Alsace-L Lorraine
utterly alone.
With this serious problem to face it is
certain the government Of NJ Loubet will
move with great caution. A misstep in
either direction might mean war. The
third republic has never had the test of war
save that which gave it baptism. With the
Bonapartists and the Bourbons lowering
about in the near foreground, the republic
might not have the strength to withstand
the shock of a conflict.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-27
FRANCE UNDER THE SWORD.

Persistent press reports concerning the
effect of the present war in the far east
upon the diplomatic balance of Europe
credit France with strong desire to CO.
operate with Great Britain in the offer to
patch up the broil in the orient. While the
German emperor seems to be feeling the
itch of the war bug with every report of a
Russian defeat, Russia s ally is doing every
thing in its power to get Russia safely out
of the war even if honor alone remains. Con-
tinued strife in the east, no matter upon
which side the scale Of victory be turned, is
grave menace to the welfare Of France
With the forces of the czar in retreat, as
they seem to be at present, and with the
Japanese feet supreme in the China sea,
France is brought to face peril perhaps
greater than any she has had to cope with
since the treaty Of Versailles. For France
is at the present moment endeavoring to
perform the difficult feat of carrying water
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-27
Iona Whalsr Start. North.

San Francisco. March 26,-The
whaling bark Gayhead has sailed for
cruise In the Arctic. She will be
the only sailing vessel in northern
waters this season In search of bone
and ivory. The Gayhead has for years
cruised IN the South seas In the early
spring and along the Japanese and 81
kerian coasts in the summer and fan,
but this season she will take no
chances In waters where Russians or
Japanese war vessels are likely 10 be
encountered.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-27
ASToRIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
UNIFORMLY SUCCESSFUL.


President Roosevelt has habit of ''get-
ting there" Some of the measures he has
recommended to congress and some OF the
appointments he has made have aroused
more than democratic opposition but he
has met no defeat. When the 57th congress
expired by limitation on the fourth of
March, 1908, President Roosevelt convened
the new senate in extraordinary session to
consider two treaties which had not been
ratified during the short session of the prev
ious congress. One was the Hay-Harran
treaty with Colombia and the other the
Cuban reciprocity treaty. The former was
confirmed and the latter also subject to the
approval of congress. Perhaps the oppon-
ents of this measure, which was earnestly
recommended both by President Mckinley
and President Roosevelt, thought that this
would defeat the bill, and a crucial test OF
the presidents influence came when the
matter finally came before congress.
The president convened both branches
of the new congress in special session early
in November last, and within week the
house of representatives by an overwhelm-
ing majority approved the Cuban reciproci-
ty treaty In the senate it was hung-up for
nearly month but finally passed. Mr..
Roosevelt carried his point and reciprocity
with Cuba is now operative.
The Panama canal treaty, ratified at
Washington, was rejected at Bog0ta, and
Immediately the department of Panama
seeded from the United States of Colon
bia The presidents determined stand at
that juncture in recognizing the new repub-
lie, requiring Colombia to keep her hands
off, and in finally recommending the ratifi-
cation of a new canal treaty with Panama
put the president to supreme test. Oppo-
sition in the presidents party vanished and
the democrats in the senate, who by unani-
nous opposition could have prevented the
ratification, were almost evenly divided,
sixteen out of thirty three voting to ratify
the treaty and thereby recording their ap-
proval of the presidents policy. This
was certainly notable triumph.
After four months discussion the nomi-
nation of Leonard Wood as major general
was confirmed, only two republicans in the
senate opposing it, and five prominent dem
ocratic senators supporting the nomination.
AS weeks and months pass the president s.
success in every determined effort he makes
becomes more and more evident. AS the
president happens to be uniformly right,
he ought to succeed. His course commands
popular approval. Tacoma Ledger.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-27
Pears
soap does nothing but
cleanse. it has no medical
properties; for the color Of
health and health itself
use Pears, Give it time.
sold all over the world.
Must Distribute Surplus.

Madison, Wis, March s6,--In the
circuit court the case OF the state in
surance commissioner against the
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF
the United States was decided IN favor
Of the state, The case Ia one In which
the state sought to compel the insur-
anee company to distribute several
million dollars cf surplus funds among
policy holders In Wisconsin. The case
win be appealed, The suit Affects near.
ly $500. .0Oo.o 900 OF surplus that has been
withheld by insurance companies do
ing business In Wisconsin for the laat
so years or more. The decision win
affect more than 20 companies,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-27
THE WORLDS SAVINGS.

In the report of the comptroller of the
currency of the last year there is compila-
ton Of statistics of the savings banks of the
world, confessedly incomplete, for full data
are not obtainable from some of the coun-
tries. There is sufficient to show, however,
says the Post -Intelligencer, that the aggre-
gate of the small savings of the civilized
people of the world make fortune which
dwarfs those of the multi-millionaires
whose names are in every ones mouth.
Taking the list as it stands it appears that
the aggregate Of the deposits in the world 5
savings banks reaches $10,00O,000,000, a
sum sufficient to buy out all of the stocks
of the great trusts and all of the transconti-
mental railroads of the United States, build
the Panama canal, extinguish the national
debt Of this country and leave a surplus of
a few hundred millions over. .
As is perhaps natural, although the Amer
leans are not noted for thrift, the United
States shows the greatest aggregate of saw
ings deposits France and the United
Kingdom follow Germany in the number of
depositors while the United States takes
fourth in this respect. The countries which
lead the United States in number of de-
positors are those in which the system of
postal savings banks is in operation, sys-
tenn which without doubt tends to increase
the number of small depositors. 1t is pos
sibly for the same reason that the average
deposit in the savings banks of the United
States is greater than in any other country
ON earth.
1t is one of the notable things in this
showing that Japan, alone among Asiatic
nations, has started savings banks.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-27

Emperor Menelik, of Abyssinia, has not
minister at the national capital, but he is
represented here in the Zoo by fine young
lion which has just arrived as a present to
President Roosevelt.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-27

Wall street capitalists claim that Attor-
ney-Genefal Knox failed to respect the ad-
ministrative entity Of the Northern Secur-
tiles Company.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-03-27

1t is reported that Admiral Dewey failed
to land at Santo Domingo during his recent
cruise because he feared that he would have
to dine with United States Minister Pow
ell, whom he discovered at the last moment
to be colored man. If this is fact it will
be the starting of presidential boom for
the admiral by the democrats.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-11-15
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SIN einiaen gldttern mar Die
@elhihte mieoergegeben uoroen,
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So Hittereitern uno 6errihaiten 40
Miigipnen Warf bintertufen. Dems
a~esenlber miro peu tuneiger Seite
betont, oaB oaS hlnterlafieue Ger
mDgen bes a0nieS aud nidt ent=
fernt 10 eroB lei. oaB es oielmebr Die
!6Dhe eines reihlih bemeiienen biir'
aerlihen Berm0eeus nidt iberiteige.
$3.50 USE aus uerldBll der QuelIe uera
lautet, berldteu bic aus Qmertfa gu,
r1Geetebrten oeutlhen Staotsbahnz
tehuiter gsEie @uteS iiber bic arnes
ritaniihen @ilenbabnea. Sic lieBen
betreffs Der Betriebsiiherheit piel gu
pnniden iibrig. Die Nmerltauer
triaea Der 6unabme oes Bertebrs
ni@t @ehnunG. DeS Betriebss
material iei niht ansreiGenb. Der
Oberbau aenii9e nidt fiir bos erh6hte
@emiht oeS roaenoen Woterials.
Dos @iaualmelen iei pielfab unsu-
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i@pinolateit Der ..5luers" Tel gar
niht 10 arOBovtie. Der 8au Der
3ofomotioen lei Dem teutihen nidt
ebenbirtig. Die oeutlhen 2ptomos
tioen ieien iorafdltieer fuuftruiert,
mleien beiieres Dtuterial ouf uno
ainaen iiherer.