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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-06-10
CHAPTER xxi.

- NE evening the lower Bosporus
and the Golden Horn were
~ alive with barges and skiffs,
which cut the glowing water
with their spray plumed prows and
flashing blades. The emperor, attended
BY one Of his favorite pages. appeared
upon the rocky slope which IL now
known MS Seraglio point. A number Of
boats containing the ladies' and gentle
men Of the court drew near to the
shore. II was the custom of his mai
esty to accept the brief hospitality Of
one and another of these parties and
for the others to keep company with
him, SO that the evening sail was not
unlike saloon reception upon the wa
ter. The dais Of Phranza's boat was on
the evening to which we refer occu-
pied by Morsinia alone, and as the
rowers raised the oars In salute Of his
majesty he waved his hand playfully
to the others. saying:
THE chamberlain Is so occupied to-
day that he has no time to attend to
his own household. will take his
place, with the permission Of the dove
Of Albania"
Your majesty needs rest" said Nor
sinia, making place for him at her side
on the dais, which filed the stern Of
the barge, and over which hung a silk
en- awning. "Your face, sire. betokens
too much thought today"
Throwing himself down. he replied
lazily: II would that our boat were
seized by some sea sprite and borne
swift as the lightnings to where the
sun yonder is making his rest, beyond
the Hellespont, beyond the pillars Of
Hercules, beyond the world! But you
shall be my sprite for the hour. Tour
conversation, so different from that of
the court, your charming Arnaout ac-
cent, and thoughts as natural rs your
mountain flowers, always lead me
away from myself"
II thank heaven, sire, II Jesu gives
to me that holy ministry" replied she.
blushing deeply and diverting the con-
versation. But why are you SO sad
when everything Is SO beautiful about
us! Is It right to carry always the
purueh OF empire upon your heart"
Alas" replied he, II must carry the
purueh WINE l can, Tor the time may
not be far distant when shall have no
empire to burden me! Events are IN
to"aru' WINE sultan Amurath lives'
our treaty VIII prevent any atmek up,
On inc ci,y' Out II hhothcr should direct
'he Mosiem aHairs our walls yonder
wou'u soon snake win the assault or
.he enemy ot Chris'endom. Nothins
out the union OF the CHRISTIAN powers
can save U.S.
ANA you nave the union with
homer suggested Morsinia.
"A union of shadows 10 Withstand n,
avalanche" ren,ied tho onnoror ..Tho
none Is impotent Ue can onIv nrom,so
a score of rallcvs ana his goo5 og,cos
with the mowers Al tho somo time our
monks have almos, roised nm insurroc.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16
THE REAL SMART SET.

In the public schools of this country
there are r-iore than four hundred and
Sfty Thousand teachers, and Ill the pri-
vate schools there are one hundred and
twenty thousand more. In 1900 the
number Of professors in colleges and I'M
iversities wa less than eight thousand /;
in 1908 it " g 20,sS7. In the high
schools and AGA lemies the number Of
teachers increase, from 1G, 329 in 1890
to 33, 795 in 1908 And still the cry is
for more and more each year.
The ability of the people to pay teach
ers increases with the increase of popu-
lation. The wealth per capita rose from
s30s in 1850 to s1,O36 in 1890 and TO
1926 in 1908 The outlook for, adj
quate pay for teachers ismost promis-
ing.
The six hundred and seventy thousand
teachers in the United States are what
might more properly be called Ameri-
cas- smart set, or Americas 'aristoc-
racy, than the much.vaunted 400 Of
Gotham, splurging on money most or
much of which is graft or stolen mon
ey For intelligence, morality aud right
living, the teachers stand at the head of
the procession. La Crosse Chronicle,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16
THE ELECTRIC PLow.

The latest thing in the northwest 10
the electric plow for the bonanza farm
and the smaller farms having engines
which can be brought into service. The
pillow is large gang affair that will turn
over wide piece of earth, and the cleo
tricity will be furnished by threshing
engine with a dynamo attached. The
pillow is to be run by trolley, the wire to
be run from the working dynamo to the
farthest corner of the field. The plow
picks up the wire as it runs and when it
arrives at the far end Of the field an easy
arrangement alters the position OF the
feed wire so that the whole field can be
reached in that way. II is said the new
plow will vastly economic labor and
that it will do wonders in the way Of
.-peed, running about four times as ra-
pidly as horses can pull pillow OF the
same kind. 1t will also be much better
than steam. Steam machines of that
kind are so heavy that they are unwiel-
dy and cut into the field, especially when
the ground is soft. Madison Democrat.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16
SUMNER CARE or BABIES.
IIow TO Keep Them Wei and AIIevi-
ate Their snGerfnEs.

ate Their snGerfngs.
Half the suferlngs Of little children
and most Of the deaths In summer
could be avoided If mothers only knew
now to do it, but the majority of moth
ers are young and inexperienced and
<h1s allow the conditions to exist
which cut down ttek little blossoms,
ad then they cry out against the Prov
Adenee who has bercaved them
In the fiIst place, the diet of little
children has great part IN their
health, AMI II the mother hasesma1 ex-
perience or the infant is delicate it
should be fed carefully under rhe or
ders Of a competent physician, md
above al no soothing sirup or sleeping
powders should be given.
Strict cleanliness, proper clothing and
diet belong to the 1nQther's province
Beyond that, IL the cyfijd is aEing, ac-
cept no neighbours remedies. hut have
the family .octor ana follow hisiHree-
tions implicitly And have the doctor
as soon as the child looks pale, with
blue rings arourI its eyes, for By tax
ing the case at its beginning long
Illness and possible death may be
avoided
One doctor said that more dangerous
summer complaints came. from allow
ing little ones to sit on stone dosrsteps
without anything ul2aer them than any
thing else and advised thae all children
be provided with pieces of carpet and
mAde to sit upon them. * dhill Is taken
affecting the bowels almost invariably
BY sitting on the stone, which always
has certain coldness The next thing
Is to have flannel shirt or wife band
next the skin. with @ flap 10 front
reaching well down over tho thighs
When during the summer tho clitd Is
fretful and writhes about It Should be
undressed, and If Il has the fine rash
~LlIed prlckly heat. which Is torture
to the little ones, the body should be
sponged with tepid water IN which
baking soda or washing soda has been
dissolved. Both arc alkalis aud act
alike In ailaying the suffering Ahand
full Of washing soda 90 0 guflon Of wa
ter ora tablespoonfuio OF bakingsoda Is
right Then tap, not rub, the body with
asoft linen, after which dust the whole
surface With boratel. tuleum powder.
The relief IS immediate>andsla lasting.
IL is wondeR how little children
survive the SUMMER errors Of Diet, too
hot and uncomfortable clothing.and the
heat Of their carriages, as they are Of
ten left for hours In them. and above all
the deadly If slow poisons called sooth-
ing sirups ANA teetuing powders.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16
TREASON TO THE KING

1t is reported that Charlie Pfster re-
ceived sS out from the Wisconsin
Rendering Company, and that Charlie
in 1# ling the dough Car ed some of it
to his right1T bowers, or else g5g~ ed it
to his yawning pocketbook At any
rate, when the money changed - t9f~
Charlie, or some of Charles friends, re-
ceived the "a some sum Of 81. 900
The above from the Westby Times is
treason to the political and financial
king of Milwaukee Unless the Times
desists from such work it will bring
down on its devoted head the eternal
vengeance of all the little bankrupts who
run the organs owned by corporations
and corrupt politicians throughout the
state
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

In all the large cities and many Of the
smaller ones there are well organized
societies, and they are power for good.
Every community should have an or
ganization of this kind. True the law
provides for the protection of dumb an
imals and fixes a penalty upon the brute
who abuses them, and anyone may pros
ecute. Everybody's business is nobody S
business end in small towns brutal dri-
vers OF norses are permitted to violate
the law and the public's sense of decen-
cy without word of protest. The par
ticular business Of humane society is
to put an end to this tiendish practice.
There is more of the brute in many dri-
vers than in the horses they handle, and
it is to be regretted that the abused ami
NAL has no intelligence to retaliate. --
Elk.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16
COUNTRY LIFE THE BEST.

Perhaps the man in the big city who
is so busy chasing the dollars that be
never gets out in the country. does not
know the full joys Of life, or rather q
part of them.
To live in the country in the summer
time should be joy anough. Richland
county and for that matter other eoun.
ties in the state, are now dressed in
their best. Ripening fields of grain,
green, iIgiting woods and cool spots
have the center of the stage at present,
How nice 1t is TO get ont into the eoun-
try if only for a day. Start out early
while the dew still lies like glistening
pearls on the green grabs, and when the
birds MARBLE their sweetest songs. Then
take the road ont of the city, pass by
the we'll kept farms, smell the scent of
the new mown hay and be glad. Pretty
soon You will pass over q bridge beneath
which brook leaps over the tones and
murmurs tender words of love to the
daisies on the bank. A turn in the road
brings You into long, shady stretch.
The forest grass waves to you and the
songsters in the trees whistle merry
tune You pass on and soon you are
ready to alight, spread table on the
ground and be prepared to eat And
how you will eat Out in the woods
close to the heart of nature how a man
can eat
You lay in the shade and gaze up
ward at the fleeing clouds, watching
them as they idly float ny in the blue
above. They assume grotesque shapes
and, as if You were child again, you
dream sweet dreams of the long ago, or
paint rosy pictures of the future, After
awhile it is time to eat again and as the
golden sun slips down over the western
hills and the cool Of evening-tide falls
over the land bringing with il the whis-
pering night winds, you are ready to
start for home Lights shine brightly
from the farm houses; there comes to
you the sweet lullaby Of mother sing
ing over the cradle of her child bringing
to your mind memories of the almost
forgotten past From far hill gently
waited by the breeze the plaintive song
of the whip poor-will is heard, sheep
bell tinkles from the pasture and then
all is silent. Words cannot express the
feeling of delight, the gladnsss that fills
your heart. The Journey is soon over
and you are lulled to up with recoi-
lections Of day well spent -Richland
Observer.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16
HOW to Cure scnIds ana Durna.

Carron oil is made Of equal parts of
Hnseed oil and limaaesher shaken to-
gether, and 1t is q most effeetual rem
edyifor burns and scalds. As these ac-
cidents generally occur in the kitchen,
1t is well TO keep the remedy there
The way to apply it is to saturate
some lint or. failing that, any soft,
clean cotton er linen cloth with the
mixture and then to cover the injured
part SO as to exclude the air It IS as
tonishing how quickly the pain of the
wound ceases after this remedy has
been. used.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

The discovery some time ago OF
Radium by Prof. Carrie and his wife Of
Paris aroused the Interest Of the scie.-
tific world AS perhaps has no revelation
in science since the discovery OF the Y
Ray. Dr. MeElwee the Chicago special.
list who visits riroqua every month. has
been experimenting with Radium "a a
remedy in certain chronic troubles that
have heretofore been regarded as in
durable by the medical profession. such
as cancer, certain kidney diseases. etc
The doctor \ success has been so encour-
aging that he feels assured the sick will
soon be IN possession Of remedy IN
equaled by anyother. As yet, the scar
city of Radium and it's high price, will
prevent its general use. Il Is to Re
hoped that it will become more plenii-
full and cheaper
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

The West Wisconsin conference of
the Methodist CT -vch will be held in
Madison next n.Jnth. The meetings
will begin September 18th and continue
five days. The West Wisconsin confer
ence includes about all the churches in
the western half of the state. About 300
pastors and laymen from all parts of the
district will be present. At this con-
ference pastors for the coming year will
be chosen and assigned In connection
with the conference a layman's meeting
will be held on Friday, September 18th,
at which the laymen's part in church af-
fairs will be discussed from various
points of view.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

Superior is the second city of the state
with a population of 36, G65, a gain of
5,575 in five years. Racine is close
third. La Crosse and Oshkosh are nip
and tuck for fourth position with the
odds slightly in favor of La Crosse,
which has lost about 100 in population
since the last census Nearly all Wis
consiD cities are disappointed at the
census report and are clamoring for a
recount, claiming more population than
the count shows. SO many people lie
about their population and doit so often
that they get to believe it and when the
truth comes ont they cannot believe it.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

Acting Governor Davidson has recog-
nized, in substantial way, one of the
worthy newspaper men of western Wis
consin, Edward Pollock, editor of the
Lancaster Teller, whom he has appoint
ed to be state treasury agent. 1t is fit
recognition of Mr.. Pollock's valiant ser
vices for right policies in state affairs.
He has long been one of the staunch ad-
herents of the faith. The appointment
was given him without as much as the
asking or seeking, and that makes 1t all
the more gratifying and acceptable.
Mr.. Pollock Is the ablest editorial writer
on the country press of Wisconsin, and
he is as fearless in standing for correct
government as ne is able in expression.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16
JUST A pFr"JNENT QUERY.

Which is the g. or ofrense to steal
fourteen thousand dollars, or to seek
and occupy places of honor and trust
known as delegates at large" in re-,
publican national convention, position
to which other and better men had been
duly and legally elected Let the bolt.
ing firm of Spooner, Babcock. Quarles
& Co. answer Platteville News.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

DR. Charles R. Van Hise, president of
the university of Wisconsin, has decreed
that hereafter no memt er of the faculty
shall do outside work. Many members
of the faculty have been engaged in the
writing of books, in private tutoring
and members of the faculty of the law
school are drawing rich fees from pri-
vate law practice Professors in the
scientific departments have patented In.
yentions and are enjoying royalties
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16
CHICAGO'S LEADING
SPECIALIST
Men and Women
WILL VISIT yIROQUA
M0NAY. AUGUST 2lSt,
HOTEL FoTNEY,
Fos one day only and every fourth
week thereafter

week thereafter
sAiy success In treating chronic dis
eases of all kinds IL atsested 10y the large
and ever growing practice have en-
joyed in Wisconsin during the past ten
years All sufferers from chronic dis
eases men aud women, are cordially In
vited to call ane get my opinion Of your
cases If other physicians have failed
to cure You do not despair. have sue.
ceeded after patients nave been assured
there was TO help. treat with success
all j.. ms Of STOMACH TROUBLES.
CONSTIPATION KIDNEY ana
BLADDER AILMENTS. RHEUH.4-
TISN NERVOUS DISEASES, all
DISEASES PECULIAR to MENand
WOMEN Of whatever nature
IL ary case. coma ia and talk over
your trouble. Consultations are free
aud sacredly confidential My motto is
81 ACCEPT No CASE ? CANNOT
CURE can refer yon to many l
have cured in Vernon county, some
doubtless in your own neighbornood.
English, French and German svoNeu.
Consultations are free and strictly con
hdential.
Persons who Garnet call should write.
Address.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

The flood of.immigrants into the Un.-
ted States reached its highest level dur
ing the fiscal period just ended For the
first time in the history of the country
more than 1000, 600 immigrants enter
ed the United States within period of
twelve months More came to this
country last year than in the four y.ars
from 1894 to 1898. The largest number
were from Austria. Hun gary.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

La Crosse people have a domestic
stencil that is now having run of the
newspapers of that town. City Engi-
neer Frank Powell has commenced a
suit against Phillippi, the we'll known
directory man, for alternating the affect
ions Of his wife and contributing to her
downfall and suicide. Mrs. Powell sui.
cided last April, few days after her
husband had discovered her with Phini-
~
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

There are 81. So pensioners Of the gov
eminent in Wisconsin. SWING total
OF IS, 704, 736 60 The amount paid ont
In the several states through the Mil.
yankee agency during the fiscal year
jusi closed is g.. III. 1893
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

A Whitehall Justice of the peace fined
a man $40 and costs for wife beating.
1t is plain that there is either some.
thing wrong with the Judge or the wife.
Ordinarily man who pounds his wife
should be fined the limit. tarred and
feathered and driven out of the com
munity. -Gslesville Republican
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

Small warts on children's hands
Yhen they appear in numbers can be
got rid Of certainly and painlessly by,
keeping them constantly moist with n,
lotion made by adding two drains Of
dilute nitric acid to pint Of water
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

To prevent the skin discoloring after
a blow or fall lake little starch or ar
rowroot sand merely moisten it with
cold water and lay 1t on The injured
part This should be done Immediately.
butsmay be applied some fine after
ward with effect.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

After tue EAST Of October the United
States land offices at Eau Claire and
Ashland will be discontinued and the
land records of these offices will he re-
moved 10 the government land flee at
Wausau.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16

Prof. F. E. Doty has been chosen sec.
rotary Of the new Wisconsin civil ser
vice commission. He has been a long.
time leading worker in the educational
field, former principal Of Sparta schools
and late high school inspector of the
state.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1905-08-16
DR.. H McEL WEE,
5403 Indiana Ave. Chicago, Ill

First publication July 50 1885,.
NOTICE OF SALE UF REAL ESTATE on
EN ECU INN
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15

Bio mfieIb, IA. Suli. S9on
rpieoer bat fi4 bier cline Woro' 'Srag6.
bic ab9efpielt; pdbrenb Sames Sonars
isin 2eb.n einbabte, lisst Nufin 8.
Sarra6 i'm Sterbsn. Yor einiser 3eit
bate 9Oaars einen Sisput nit Sarrah,
Der in einem Jauiftampfe enbiste.
Sas Na9ipiel fanb I'm geri9t fatt.
3arra9 betannte fi9 Der Nufrei3ung
f9ulbis, bod uurbe sr freissiprodsn
BON Der gei9uloisung bss angriffs.
Dollars bate fi9 bann auf bic Nntlase
bes Nngriffs au oertbeioisen, bod tOnu.
ten bic @d&wOrenen fi9 ni9t einisen.
Mber bie feinbliden @efible tuurben
babur9 gefdrtt.
9eute fubr Auifin 9arrab, bseleitet
bon 3lpei geruanoten, auf einem pri.
patusse sntlans BEL SoIars Saus bor.
Bel. 2ebtsrer eri9ien nit einem 8e.
Oolber bewaffnet unb bei9impfte ben
Muifin 9arrab, ibn NIT einem 2niip=
pei i9lagenb. Damn i9oB ct msbrere
Waals auf benislben. Der isin pfsrb be-
fieg unb baboniagte, nod tur3erStrsde
| E9 umuenbenb uno slei&fals i4ie.
bsnb, feinen Mn9reifer in ben Inter.
leib trefsno, oab er 3ufammsniant uno
farb, bebor feline S6bne ibn ins Saus
tragen tonnten. grft als Mufin Sar-
rab nod Sauie fam, bemerfte er, baB
aud sr gei9ohen mar; cine 2ugsl bate
i'm i'm S9entel, bic anbere in Der Iin-
ten Seite getroffen, bur9 bic 2unse
sebenb. Sein 3ufanb iit bebsntli9.
st. Wapne, Ia. SuIi. Cir
trauriger Inblid bot f9 bier gsitsrr
Mbeno auf Der Station Der psnnipl
bania 8ahn. Sin Batter, 3milline
tn Altsr bon 4 Utoraten mittellt oei
Slai9s ndbreno unb In unmitteIbare
gadbe Elm 2=idbrises 2inb, partstsr
auf ben ndafen 3ug, brr fie mad
Wi9isan su @srwanbtsn bringel
iollte. Der Mann. Namens Sobl
@ofer, fam BON Dallas, 8sr., tpr
ibm feline Grau Dor 2 Wo9en gsforbel
war. Grauen in Der Station, bic ba
bon b6rten, traten oie 8brdnen In bi
Mu9en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
Gleftrii@e @trtel6abn
@irb boppeIseIeiiis isin.

Die slettrii9e @artelbabn, tpel4s oie
Snbianapclis, Nsmcaftls uub 8Olebo
electric Railuap so. gu bausn beab'
f6tist, ION auf Der ganaen Streds
boppslgsleifis tuerbsn. Gin Wegere4t
bon 100 JuB Yreite ift erlangt uno
Nusmabl bon @runoeissni6um, tusl9es
ni9t auf benz 3wunasus9s srtangt sii
tpsrbsn brau6t. iit semadt pOrben, 10
oab islbft mebr oenn 3usi @eleiie er'
baut tperben f6nnen, tpenn Der 0ertebr
es berlan9t.
Die 8tirtelbabn tpiro 40 Weilen I'm
3reiie meRen unb tpiro ieoe Sampf-
unb slettrii6e Babn, tuel4s na9 Sn=
oianapolis fdbrt, berHbren.
9en Tabrifen unb @inpobnsrn be,
0orcrte merben bsionoers 0ortbeilt
offerirt tperben. gs III bic aaeemeint
Nnfi9t, baB bieie Gartelbabn bor
GROCER @idtieteit fir bic Sransporta'
tim nad uniersr Stabt isin tpirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-15
Snbianappis, Snb. Samtas 15 Sui 1905
Cine &eiie NIT 0iaoernihem.
GarbsIiaure unb gOIissi bic Saupt:Saftoren,

Cine berabrsbste Reiis nod Senbsr,
Gol., tpurbe sefsrn bur9 Die @erbaf-
tung bon &aIpb 2nOtt, einent pans
banbIe Maf9inifsn, Der feline NbbreHe
als 915 6amiltOn albe. ansiebt, bsr=
binbert. Wdbreno aalpb i'm etas
tionsbauie iab. ma9te 5rl. @srtie
SOwIbp, 22lOt OF @aibinstun Str,
ben mibsladten @sriu9, fi9 bur9
sinnabme elmer Sofs @abOlidure aus
Der Wslt 3u f9affen. Cine 9elaSene
piitol.. fopie aud cine Slai9s nit
@arbol tpurSsn auf bem Bette In ibrem
3immer boreefunosn.
Die 2ippen bes Mdb9ens, iotpie
aud bic Wunbb6ble paren bur9 bic
Sdurs i6trer berbrannt; 3noit, Elm
perbeiratbster Wann, unb bas Mdo:
den. bic fid erft fiiralid tennen lernten,
batten cine &eiIe na9 Ssnber, COL,
gsplant, tpdbrsnb 9nott's Grau cine
Reiie nod pennippania antrat. 9not!
bate beibe 8iqette 9el6it unb martets
graoe beim gabnbOfe auf bic Nnfunfi
oes Wdo4ens, als er bur9 bic Setet'
tiDs fef9enommen wurbe. Sas Mab'
den bate inspii9en bas @arboliduren.
Experiment untsrnommsn unb batt'
ibrer Wutter einsn 3sttsl binterlafien.
in tpel9em He 2nott bon issli9er
S&ulb freiIpri4t.
! Sie CAB ibrsn gntI9luB tlnb, 3t
fterbsn, unb bate aud bic gabrtud
trdger beitimmt.
I'm tpeitere l1nannebmlidteiten 81
bermeiosn, uurbe bas Wdo9en 3u'
Station gsbradi, bon no fs ipdtsr
bur9 i6rs Wutter abgebolt wuroe.
| 9nott tpurbe unter Mntlage be
8rpboiebfabls 9eisat; er III berod9tig
isinsm 3immsrasnOiisn glaub 6. Wil
liams, go. 2410 St WaIbington
GtraBe, elm portemonnaie nit So
Snbalt sntwenoet au 6aben.