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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-04-14
-eOuRp pR0cLAMArlON.

WHERE'S Hos. E. NJ DuNRAM President
Judge Honotabes John u. Reescr and Jacob
Never Associate Judges ofithe Courts OF oyer and
Term, aer and General Jail Delivery, QUARTER
Sessions OF the Peace Orphans Court and Com
mon Pleas for the County OF sullivan have issued
their prccept, bearing date thc - day ot Feb.
loot to me directed, for holuing the scVcra
courts in the Borough OF Laporte, on Monday the
IS day OF May 1904, at O'Clock .. IN.
Therefore notice i hereby given 70 the Coroner
Justices OF the Peace and Constables within the
county that they be then and there in their prop
erpersou at clock y, IL. OF said day, with their
rolls, records, inquisitions eXaminatious anu
other remcrnheranees TO those things To which
their Offices appcrtain TO be done And to those
who are bound by theirrccognilance to prosecute
against prisoners who are or shall he in the Jail OF
nae said county OF sullivan, are hereby notified TO
be then and there to prosecute against them as
win be just. ,,,
t,At
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-04-14
zas-q SBGe. s8Ay'9g ~
ELEcTING OFFICERS.
E7le Pennsylvania pInn offers Some
Suggestions.

EEle Pennsylvania Plan Offers some
Suggestions.
It is evident that the present method
in vogue in many states of electing Of
iicers, from the state grange down to
the subordinate grange, needs to be
revised At the last meeting of the
New York state grange the election of
officers occupied more than a days
time and 1t has been authoritatiyely
stated that it costs about $1,000 per
day for the expenses of the state
grange while in session. Thus it will
le seen that the election of officers
-alone costs over $1,000. The secret bal
lot is a fundamental principle, but Sc
crscy in voting may be accomplished in
different ways. The method in vogue
in New York state whereby the entire
DELEGATIONS are required to pass before
he ballot box for each of the thirteen
officers TO be elected. and as often
again as no election may result, is al
together too clumsy and expensive
| both as TO time and money. and what is
| true of the state grange is also true of
| lso ronoua and subordinate oranges
! where these methods are followed.
We believe the Pennsylvania system
is a marked Improvement over this
! one. In that state thirteen ballot boxes
are provided, one for each of the of
| fees. Each delegate is provided with
| ballot on which is printed the names
| uc the thirteen Offices to be filed, and
opposite each one he writes the name
! OF the candidate for whom be desires
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-04-14

MANAGER Wanted

Trustworthy lady or gentleman to
manage business IN this country and
adjoining territory for well and faV-
orably known house fsolid financial
standing. $1,000 straight cash sal
AIRY and expenses paid each Monday
by check direct from headquarters.
Expense money advance, Position
permanent. Address Manager SO Go
mo Block, Chicago, Illinois.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-04-14
4 working Grange.

Few oranges in any state have ac-
COmpished moro effective work than
Fruitland Of Camden, Del. a commit
lee Of fifteen OF its members was ap-
pointed to appear before the committee
Of congress on rivers and harbOrs to
secure an appropriation for the widen
ing ana deepening of Jones river. 1t is
desired that steamers should run to.
Philadelphia and New York daily to
ccOmmolaJe the large and productive
lguit and trucking sections through
which the river runs, y committee
has also been appointed to consider the
adyisability Of the grange purchasing
several acres OF land on some public
pproach TO Camden, and erect thereon
u ideal grange home. Tho land sur
rounding the home viii be arranged so
ass TO be suggestive of what each indi-
yidual farm home should be. 4 por-
lion Of the land viii be used for eX-
perimental work in growing vegetable
crops ana small fruits and testing fer
tiliZers. a matter of considerable inn
porHncc. also being considered by the
grange. is the feasibility of building
warehouse ana cOlu storage pldLl 1T
Wyoming. in which farmers will be
slrie to store ana hold their crops, that
they may dispose of them when mar
i1et conditions are favorable.
81. Lawrence County IN. " Pomona.
One OF the most active counties in
New York stnte in grange work is st.
Lawrence. At the last meeting of its
Pomona grange 4 committee was ap-
pointed to devise some plan whereby
the Pomona grange should become the
custodian of Il fund to be contributed
by subordinate oranges to found schol-
arsllips for granger boys and girls at
Cornell Agricultural college. 1t also
formally placed Hon. George L. Flan-
dcrs. now deputy commissioner of ag-
riculture. III the field as candidate for
commissioner Of agriculture. Mr..
Flanders was the last president Of the
National Farmers Congress and is a
member of the Order of Patrons of
Husbandry.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1904-04-14
REPUBLICAN r. PARTY.
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S FOREWORp
TO ITS "H!STORY."

Vhe Lofty standard RenFed by Abra-
nnm Lincoln, Around which the
t'trty Rallied and which II sim
E.rsE0IIs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1904-06-15

"For Rent" cards on sale at The Bul.
letin office.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-20
GRAND DISPLAY At The
JOSEPH N. MANN PIANO co.

This is the season OF the year when
one feels like a more liberal expenditure
OF money I'm the making Of gifts, and GER
talnly when a fair amount II expended
something excellent and satisfying ought
TO show for H.
What lisa more appropriate and generous
Christmas gift than plano. and who ~
better able TO serve you In this line than
The Joseph NJ Mann Piano Company. 3F
Westminster street. who carry an assort-
ment OF the very best makes. Their spa
cious hall is always open for the inspec-
tion OF visitors and anyone making
visit to their establishment will be more
than repaid. There the visitor will re-
ceive the most Courteous treatment and
become familiar with this popular com
pany's manner OF doing business. The
prices will be found within the reach OF
the most economical and the purchaser
ls sure 10 get the very best for the money
expended.
Special note ls called 90 the famous
Knabe piano. which most players CON
slider unrivaled IN quality and tone.
on all sides AZ The Joseph Mann Com
pany. will be seen the very latest things
In the plano line. and II IL really an edu-
cation to pay this we'll known house a
call.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-20
CHARLES R. IAYl[R 20.

This little remnant store. now generally
known as the Little Store Around the
Corner" is the scene OF great feminine
activity these days. The word rem
nants' Is as attractive To the average
woman "a candy TO a child But there is
something more TO delight the Christmas
shopper to be seen here now II II a
beautiful assortment Of waistings and
suitings tied up with ribbons and placed
In neat boxes Surely one OF the most ac-
ceptable gifts you can think Of And the
price, wholesale. strictly wholesale as all
goods handled by this firm come straight
from the mills. Furthermore, on ac-
count OF the large quantity used and be-
ing remnants the price Is often much less
than wholesale, practically the exact cost
OF manufacture. II IL n pleasure TO shop
here where you arc not Jostled around
and only receive scent attention from a
disinterfted clerk. Miss Nlckerson and
her clerks enter into the spirit OF shop-
ping with you and give freely of their
advice and knowledge on all matters per-
taining TO the fabrics one Is Interested in
Christmas presents are unpleasant me
mentoes when YOU discover that that
which you thought was silk was onl,
mercerized cotton. Take heed and bi,v
al this little, reliable shop.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-20

achieved though freedom in other lines
has been accomplished.
appreciate advice given from every
line and am glad to see captains OF In
dustry comforting
Laboring men are 10 prone to cry down
the capitalists, politicians. and everybody
but themselves. This Is wrong and the
unionlsts must get into life more broadly
and be not so suspicious OF everyone but
the mAn in the ovkalls and with the din
ner pail
IL YOU believe In associate effort is il
not best 10 use IL in beating up against
incrlsted conservatisms. That is the de-
termination OF organized labor
When Mr.. Foster finished speaking the
meeting closed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-20
RUB q z RS

Mems storm and low out Pub
bers. from ...................... .6Qc
women's storm and low out Rub
oerS from .........s........... -00o
The LARGEST stock OF Rubbcrs In
Rhode Island HERE
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-20

Splendid assortment In colors.
Black, Brown. Red. Pink. White Pa
tent Leather, also Pink, White or
Black with Patent Leather foxing.
This 10 a 8c. grade.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-20
ST. LOUIS THROUGH CAR SERVICE
CONTINUED.

The T.ehgh Valley announces con-
tinuance OF the through pullman sleeping
car. New York 10 ST. Louis. on the Black
Diamond Express, In connection with the
Lake shore Big Four Route. via Buffalo
and Cleveland. This service is strictly
first class and offers delightful and
comfortable route between New York and
st. Louis
For information inquire of n, Y, ~ III.
e. IA. ticket agents. or address A. J. Sim
mons. q. n. r. A., 9eS Washington St..
Boston, Mass.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-20
For Over Sixty Years

has been used for over 60 years bv NH.
lions OF mothers for their children wbiIs
teething with perfect success. IL soothes
the child. softens the gums. aIlays ali
pain: cures wind collie. and Is the best
remedy for Diarrhoea> II will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold bv
Druggists In every part OF the world
Twenty cents n bottle BE sure and
ssk for Mrs. winslow's Soothing sy-
rup." and take no other kind
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-20
MAGIC HAIR STAIN

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker, i6s fremont street. Boston.
II IL simple. safe and easily applied: con.
tsins no lead poisons; use n once ana
you viii never use any other BLAND.
ING A. BLANDING. % Weybosset street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-20

ESCAPED
BURNING

The alarm from box 242. situated az the
corner OF Page and Pine streets. at II 20
o'clock last night, was for a lively blaze
in "A wooden building at the corner Of
Pine and Garnet streets. jwen1 by the
Allen Fire Department Supply company.
\ citizen discovered the nrc an1 gave
the alarm,
The BLAZE originated In Benjamin Red
ford's carpenter shop on the nrst floor
OF the building, and was communicated
TO James Clsrys carpenter and cabinet
shop on the next floor above
Benjamin Lovele who runs a ring MAX
ins shop on the second noor was asleep
In his office and escaped from the build
ing in abbreviated apparel
He sought refuge IN a nearby barroom.
until clothing could be procured for him.
Another alarm was given ror the same
box NJ 2:l5 o'clock this morning The
ire had broken out again. this tima un-
der the fooors of Redford's carpenter
shop and " r. Carpenter gas fixture
shop.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-20

1t meeting held last evening Music hall
which the labor of the hronged hear both sides the
vexed problem concerning which labor thinking and
planning and each
The speakers vocng the sentiments of the laborng and
the capitalists the representative possible President
Faunce of Brown university presenting side while Frank Fo
ter of Boston presented the side of the working
While the of debate the viewpoints Of the
speakers the and educational benefits derived
greatly appreciated by the large audience.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-20
classified ADVERTISING IN rHE
NEWS.

1c per word first insertion: NC repeat:
fwk Sc. per word. 2wks &c per word.
Swhs. &c. per word. lmo Sc. per word
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-20

PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY.

been declared payable on Monday. jan
uary 2. 1905. 10 stockholders OF record
at the close OF business the goth inst.
VIM p. NYE. Treasurer.
Providence. r. l., Dec. 15 1904
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-20
-: ss
-4x JOHkl lfN SAOEmANs
TIM ELY HINTS

Our hosiery Department
e tgn Of GOOD Value. Y EosisrY
few pairs OF Stockings make q
gtft that's always timely and 2rao
AND AND sVS EVE 59HS HoSS}. s1siN"' A
wonss's 4 sRsSlA. ana a9' so1s ssPai ssosm KIM xins
Rubber Boots. bright or dun nm
ish; sizes up 10 7. width IA only.
Worth $500. As long a.
this lot lasts .................-.sl.B
Now a Christmas present for tho
Little Men would be a pair OF our
Corduroy or leather LexgingA
handsomely made and trimmed
sa.s a.s Patent coIS Ls..h'e saS ssraDi " rsS u.
oose. Brown and Rcd Goat skins.
Priced much below regular.
Up from ........................ 6o
Ladies' High Gut Ballou Over
shoes. nne Jersey cloth, the two
dollar kind everywhere. Warm and
waterproof Here for the Hon-
liday trade at the specially
low price OF ....-.........,.......1 .A8
Chiid's Black Velvet Fur Trim
med, gold embroidered Juliets,
splendid Christmas present for the
little misses. prices up from. .60c
A large assortment Childreu's
Fur Trimmed Juliets. with hand
some bow and gilt buckle, In ool-
ors. Red. Black, Green; some
with patent tips. priced from
...........-... BOO up
Ten cases Children's Red Felt
Slippers, good leather soles. tust
the thing TO put on mornings while
Dressing; sizes 9 to 10 ..........g9o
Sizes IL TO .....:................ 500
Unu<Dially low priced
A word about Rubber Boots for
tho Boys and Girls for Christmas.
No more useful present could be
selected and right now, with the
high prices OF Rubber Goods. we
can furnish your needs at old
prices.
Little Men's Long Legged. bright
finished Rubber Boots: sizes
b TO z, up from .48
Something out OF the usual n our
,ine nne Of vs Boys od snG Girls P.rd Tet Boots
WATERPROOF Takes the place
OF rubber boot or an overshoe In
any kind OF weather. IL 10 some
thing many parents have never
seen as yet. II will pay you to
look at thom- Priced. up
Mems Velvet slippers. handsome
ly cfnDTOloereu WITH CnenilIo, we'll
made and finished. much super1or
TO the slippers usually sold at 500
Here special for Holiday trade,
In all sizes. 8 TO II, pair. .38e
Mems Light Tan Imitation KID
Slippers. with black quarters, bot
toms finished black. making an at
tractive contrast: look as we'll ~
slippers costing twice the price.
Hero In all sizes. 6 to IL. pair. $50
Mems High Cut Romeo Slippers,
In blaclx only; q very unusual
trade az our present price. dDc
Worth 125.
A very acceptable present.
Genuine Indian Moccasins, sewn
and hand embroidered by the In
dians. real buckskin, In all sises
for men and women. an ideal slip
per for comfort. last a lifetime.
f'rlce ............s. ..s........... I.oO
Mems an-felt slippers. with felt
soles and warm Innings, q real com
fort Shoe. Hero In several grades.
60c to Toe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

felsinfel~ 3u orbeiten. be in Der eanSen
Wslt bon Dem 0flDinen aler anItGns
oigen Qeute aeforosrt purbe.
9as patbetiidc ,~,J'accuse, oas
Smile s3olo ben Wa6tbobern ieines
Yuterlanos ms 0eiidt ssidIeuoert, lit
niht perbaat. Der morolii1e 9anfercti
fran50ii9er Militdrjuiti3 in ben I'd
gen Bon Hennes felt 1899 niht perz
qeHen, bas 6rontreih Des 20. Sabr=
bunberts tonnte nidt rubio Ieben, obne
Dem furdtbaren 9ug uno Srue elm
Gnbe gema1l 81 babtn. Gs oelano
Dem pielrerfoisten GrS9nuptmann Der
fran3OIihen Nrtiaerie, osTen Bib
na6 Der lebtsn pbotoorapbii6en QluFz
nabme mir beute uaiern Selern pors
fubrsn. Elm AeOiIiOnsperfabren ieines
Yro3eile5 o%urd3uieben.
9as aus berporraeenben frons0Iiz
ihen Suriiten 0ulammenseiebte RepIz
fionstomits bat Iih Dor 9ursem ouf
Gmpfebluns ieines 8erihterifottess,
Des Gtddtsratbes unb Directors I'm
Suiti3sM liniiterium, Yictor Merciers
na6 Iorofdltiger YriiIung Des oe.
Iammten yelpeismaterials, peldes ben
beiben Griegsgeridisn eegen 9rebIus
porgelesen bat, uno an Der 6ano bon
neuen, Ourd ben Nriessmiaiiter @sne=
raj Qlnbre gu Saee ~eeforberten Sbat<
laden einitimmig 81 0uniten Der Res
Oilion ourh Die Misunderstanding
bes Relationships nasgsipro9en.
8rebfus nirb iomit bod nod pone
@elsgenbeit erbalten, iih iibsr bic ibm
5ugefiisten llngeredtigteiten ausSuIoIz
fen. unb Der friibere 9duptmann ers
tpartet BON ieinem neuen prO5sb ipobl
nidt nit llnredt cine pOLIItGnbise Din
bitation.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

Mofomp1o in Der Siiooitede ben
aoreo. III cine fleine Siaot nit etpa
400 9dulern, aber Der 9afen 1T Elm
boraiiolider unb bon Maidmpbo aus
Tam MAJ bic WaiierltroBe 5piiden
5uion unb Der jopanii6en Smell
3f6uibina beberriden, 70 oaB eDentuen
Der yertebr ruiiiIhsr &riegsidiffe
sipii1en Wlobipoiut i'm Siten Sibiz.
riens unb BORT Nrtbur, Dem Gnos
punfte Der ruiIiIden iibirildsmonOs
i6urilden G%iienbabn. bon BEN Sopas
nern oboei1nitten perosn tonnie. Mids
Iampbo I'm 9eiiBe Der Huiien mare
natiirli1 cine beoentlihe geor0bung
Sapons, benz Der nd1itc joponifds
0aFen, G6imonoieti. III nur 217 Wlei,
len bon Der Aiifte &oreas enlIernt.
9in5ufiiqen pollen mir nur nod, oab
in Weibailpei, oegenii6sr port grtDur.
Die Gnaldnoer iid feIigeiebt baben uuo
in ocm ipciter iiiolpciilid geIeeensn
aiautl9ou Die Geutlden iiben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
SRI pIrnar non SdurMudietu.
Ter @unseS esbsnsretiuuesoieut an osn
&niien nno ieim ebei.

Inter Den AuIturldnoern Der grbe
Tinb Die Wer. GAaten Die ein3iaen.
lpel9e einen BON Ger Hegierung uniegs
baItenen QebeasretfunasDienit an cen
Hiilien baben. Sn anoeren Staatsn
mirb bieier 9ienlt ausi6Iieblib bon
pripoten ausgeiibt uno unierltiibt. Sir
ben 9ebensrettungsbienit eriitiren in
Der Union 270 Staiionen, ron osnen
195 on Der at!aniii6en &liite unD Oil
Der &iiite oes mcritanifden 0olIes lie
gen, p1breno So Stdtionen auf Die
llfer Der groBen Seen, Is aui Die Yociz
fictiiIt lie unb l aaf bic Sbiofdlle Lei
G~puispille. AD.. e~ntfanen. Yer Sisnii
oouert an ner atlantiiden &iiite BON
l. MuauIt bis so. Mai, al Der Yacis
T~ietiiIte nno an Den 9ouispiQsfdlen bas
gauge Sobr binOur1 uno an Den gro
BEN Seen 10 lange Die ShifFfabrts-
iaiion mdbrt.
Sine Qe5snsrcltunssmanai6ait fc
ltebt g~elp0Gnlih ans einem NuIieber
unb feds bis oc6t 9eiien (Surfmen),
pelde !cBiere fir ibre Mii9epaItun9
ie $50 pro Wlonat %empTangen, p16renD
Der 9ufIeber cine j0brlide 8cmpens
iation BON $500 erh1lt. Sehsn 2oQ
in Der 9ienitasit iteut Der aufieber
nit ieinen geusen teruflide ~lebanatn
an. Der Tienit nauert pom Sonnens
untergdng bis Sonnenauigang. bsi be-
pDIticm s0immeI ioear "A Stunpcn.
Wdbreno Der Naht pir0 Die ganse
aiiite abpotrouilirt, ipobei elm Wlann
bon Der einen Station eiEem Mngeb0ris
gen bon Der nd9iten Station balbioegs
begeanet unb NIT ibm ,3d1ltarten olss
toul6t. Die Yatrouiaeure trnesn Der
Id)ieDeniarbige Si9nale. NIT oenen lie
Ghiffe Dor e,f1brlihen Aii itenitelleu
parnen pOer inNotb bsfinoliden 6abrs
3eugen Yotihoftsn entienoen. Mls
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14
Orr oaaGatifdr sankapftl.
sic suiiide 3eaiuma elmer aouieiEsm Gas
pane 9mfsreHsnipbare.

pans SutereHeaipbare
Der STREET. 5lpiihen HuBlano uno
Sopan tpegen Noreas nauert i6on ldnz
9ere ,3sit. SIN Sabre 1896 fIob Der
6errider bon 4orea ndhrerD iunergr
llnruben IN 6ie ruIiiihe OelanotibaTt
in Goul, unO bic Ruilen benuBttn
bieIe @eIeaenheit, um Iid cine aon5el
Ton CUR Ysrlpertbung Der WdlOer an
benz unteren 2aufe oes Yaluflnnes 9ez
ben au IaIlen. Nls Die Rafen Darn
ober ar Die Musbeutung Der 2on5eI
lion Qinoen, seiote Is i6, oab lie Oers
Ielbrn cine picl ipeiter eebenre 9eoeu=
tunQ aabcn, els bic &oredner:: llt be-
baupteten namli6, oab audi Die Neben=
fliiIle bss Yalu in Die aon3eiiion iies
len. pG6renD Die aorearer Dies be
itritten.
ga Die Sapaner &orea ais in lire
GinfluBfpbdre Fanenb anieben uno bies
audi burh Die 1896 uno 1893 abgcs
f9lo1enen 9ertrGse nit Nublano gss
pihermaben beitdtiet poroen 1T. noe
nigiiens iofern es ii6 INN fommer5iele
unb inbultrielle unternebmungen Der
Sopaner in aorsa banbelt, 10 erboben
biele Wiberlprud gegen oas Worgeben
Der RuFen. GS lit ertldrlih. baB lie
ben lsbteren nidt geitatten mOlIsn, ii9
in Yousampbo feIt3uieBen, Bonn oielss
teberrint, ipie aus Der b~orlte6enben
aartenIti55e eriidtlid 1T. bic Miin-
bung bes Y~alufIuKes, Der 3orea bon
Der Wanoiduyei treHnt. Yongampfo
lit auberbem elmer Der umfangreiditen
h1fen bon Gorso. Meil bic MuEen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-14

-Cinintere anter NIters
t~9umsfuno mur0e bel &arolinenbof
anf sinsm 6eloe bes Grafen 9arl BON
9reoop : Burg, 5rieiad, gu Gage gez
fOrOert. Sn elmer GieTs BON 4 SUB
itisB man beim pfliissn auf elm
menlhlides Stelett, oas. mad ben Oas
Del porbanbenen 8eigoben gu urtbeis
len, Dor mebr ais 1000 Sabren in bic
Groe sebettet porDen lit. Heben BEN
Gerippe lagsn Elm gr0berss. gemultsrs
tes lrnenitiid. 5pei tleine Steinbeile,
mebrere Iteinerne YEsilipiben, Elm tleis
mes Steinmeher u1o elm bearbeiteter
S1lsuoeritein.
SO lie aus nit
getbeilt nirb, fam Is fiir3lid in Der
SfuptFdtina i'm @ibunssiaale 8u ei,
ner priigelsi 3ipiiden ben N~bgeorbne=
ten Or. Milanfo @esniti4 uno Snz
g%eHieur Sima 2atitI6 ioegen elmer
9emerfung oes erltsenannten !6srrn.
Nuf beiOen Seiten fielen Sbrfeigen
unb 6ouItf6lGas, unb man muBte bic
Houfenoen gepaltI am trennen. Ter
3pii6enfal erreet Inn 10 mebr 9lui=
Ieben. ais bies oas rrite berartioe
peinlide @OrtOmmnib in Der Stupl9s
tina mar.
- Sin 9otti DER Dampfer
bat 9lnfung December in benz Wser=
buIen BON giscaba TN eigenartiges
llnfpetter ourdgemadt. Wdhreno
zines ihiueren @epitters, Oas I'm Oielt
Sabres5eit ihon an iib als cine Sell
ttnbsit 81 betru9ten lit. iOuroe oas
SdiFf pom gliB eetrOffen. Der %eiIerne
0auptmaIt ourdgcbrO9en uno ges
ihpdr3t. uno einise Winuten barauf
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