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Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11
Fruits in Abundance and of Great Variety

Fruits in great variety We have found everywhere
the northern of the islands,
imported from America thirty
apples exported popular
sometimes Called
of these imported. 80
a called the BANTAM the island
Of Kyushu something like the fruit but
thicker pink color
than the fruit Peats hee
shape color Peach
arbor that the
orchard have fiat roof of foliage.
persmmons large and solid
the table all parts OF the island and there are
varieties cultivated Japan but did not
such prouson they in southern Europe
wine here the extent that
countries the national drink sake SIN made from
Ordinarily
kind called which
alcohol evident however that
other be intoxicating whisky and
society, with branches
throughout the empire Mr. Ando the president of this society,"
and intelligence who
Christianity when he representing
Honolulu While have stated in another article
drunkenness Ando informs that
I badge which
the society bestowed on learning of total abstinence habits
have only mentioned the leading products of the field but
the soil without concerning the
gardens do the little hooks
the There
which either straight crooked have
Fertilizer is extensively used being kept
from weather
soil enriched the refuse the Closets
carried during night The introduction
somewhat mpeded in cities by the
sewage while
profit be confessed however that the system tends
to make fresh vegetables unpopular with the tourist
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11
Cotton Spinning a Great Industry

of the promising industries in Japan cotton spinning
plants the Nippon Bosed
Kaisha osaka This has about 10000 spndes and the
employ artisans
the beginning longer needed
school is maintained
day building yarn selling
the leading articles
China purchaser idea of the growth of
this branch gathered the that the
yarn
the last 1t has averaged about $1500OOO0
also visited brush industry and found that from
China TOOTH nail
dispensed with foreign labor which they employed the begin
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

ZEN HE basis of Japanese industry agriculture although each
shows decreasing engaged in the filling of
~ the soil principal product the large
amount consumed home the chief As this
needs rice fields the
valleys that
pierce the look like steps and at this time
of the they resemble golden
stairs The together the field and In many
places standing deep mud cutting the
grain with sickle The tied in bundles
smaller laid
Of to hreshing
grain wheat the United States,
but in little with the the sheaves tied in the
Sometimes built living The
grain of ooted comb,
this busy engaged
this hull looking
distance like wheat the and the country
roads Straw the off the ground and
add that the everywhere and is used
for all o purposes.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11
Statistics of Japanese Commerce

Consul General Miller Yokohama
furnished with interesting statistics regarding
Japan. Exports have increased to
about 1904 during which imports
little than 1911 100000 While
buys than other Japan exports to
japan last electric
and engines iron pipes nails lead OIL parane
cotton duck cotton tobacco coal
milk flour and wheat OF these
by far the valuable each
In the making ten
its registered
sailing vessels 1876 3523 private shipyards
in Japan Japan Mail Steam.
ship has padur capital
tween Japan America Europe pays per
shosen Kaia has paidup nearly 100000 about
100 vessels and dividend of 10
companies but there smaller paying
of 10 and 20
will close this article with the mercantile
marine seems likely to show large growth Offering
does legitimate field for national expansion.
Japans fishing industries furnish training its
people seem at home tie
its expanding population cuva
on of its abe land Every citizens
is like new Island rising from the increasing
population be If acquire
on finds its efforts the no
genius Of its and held without
the sacrifice OF war W. J. BRYAN.
Copyright
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

shmen instances workmen have been brought from
Japanese sufficiently trained
their Much the still done in little shops
and by hand although machinery being imported large quantities
nney Kogoshma found that the proprietor
had business and that
his had taught each branch the business He
turning a excellent product
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11
Mineral Resources and Timber Interests

Mining is industry Of considerable importance
and quantities
worth OF copper exported last Once the fields
island OF Kyushu KogOhma promise
exports Of this com.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

modify have amounted nearly 0OOOO0o in single hard
quality recently discovered in
Of varieties valuable woods
gigantic of the
Goddess the temples Kamakura being carved
camphor from
hard woods suitable
for carving cherry to be the most popular 80
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11

al Activities of the People at Present and tt
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11
Skilled in Wood Carving

been skilled Specimens
testyng their
cutting industry here There
lions and
chs Osaka
to be o cutting
increasing number Of esta
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11
Most Useful of All the Trees

bamboo useful
soldiers welcomed
nothing that
this sender light strong just the thing
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11
Porcelain, Earthenware and Lacquer Goods

every variety
The eahenwae reached almost $2000OOO
Kyoto pottery found
specimens japanese
ration the filled with big loud coors OF
inferior workmanship These last articles informed
made especially for the American trade.
Some beautiful porcelain Kyoto the decoration
representing high degree of artistic skill
One of the kinds of china produced by
cracked the
the industry still hourishes
persisted Kogohma
produce excellent specimens.
work has done time mmmora
Of which, centuries DID,
When silver lacquer
the product is often very
The bronze produced the little
artistic Kyoo
noted for their bronzes Sometimes
birds animals
Then
through
taste which
been handed down nothing
judgment clearly exhibits this
the cosonne work Upon metallic plaque box,
artist draws design this design outlined with
gold and silver then
the ename hardened the whole
of
Omaha daily bee., 1906-02-11
Minor Industries and Merchant Princes

have to speak of of the minor industries such
making matches Qn which Japan monopoze the
the east umbrellas lanterns napkins The
which here practical thing daily
rather nightly These lanterns hang
carried the They illumination
tive occasions the time of the naval
Admiral Togo Yokohama and Toxic umned
as l never American city lighted
When Japan opened the of the world
few business houses trading establishments
ufactores and trading of Importance
Tckio, Mr.. X. Okura at
SOOOOO which he offered sell Europe
to be given the
Osaka successful
Japanese Carnegie by giving fine library to that
As evidence that the Japanese merchants
their American brethren might mention
displayed notices offering especial discounts gallant
blue Jackets that brewing
vertseent with welcome the British Squadron;
other merchant after extending AngoJap-
alliance invited the
candies and enjoy the sweetness the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-02-28
Tplaen Der Hcaerentredltnng.

Nnibington II, 3. 6, 81. 6ebr.
= Ser repl1blifaniide Superintendent
aeifer bon Ohio bat cine Bill eingc.
brad,t, nelhe Die Geou5irun9 IN Der
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ma bon 10 aitf 6, Siio.Garolina bon
I oltf 3, 5enneiiee bon 10 aui s,
IerdS bon t6 auf -, uno Sirginien
pom 10 duf s.
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Snffnlp's Hcfurm.I agpr.

9nffolo, N..D.. ~. 8e6r. =
Wapor 46om iiberififte benz Stabt.
rdtbe cine in nudbriidlihen @orten
ge6aItene 3uidriit. morin er iogt. Der
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@eiie sur 9erebtiome.S eiteuerung
berdnsiebe. Ser Mopor befiirlportet
Die annabme zines bas iesise Spitem
beieitigen0en @eleses.
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YeaniDlBaniasBab
@nh benz @efen nnb Worben.

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mittdg5 ait Wodeutuaen. Sonnidgs, 900
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Station Dor.
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Sen. 8eicbdftsfiibrer. VafL s9raffie'W2ondeer.
Geo. III. gpho,
General 4Snn aters 81 Mt
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lin cine MiQipn.

Srie95iteltert un0 GrbihaitSiterern.
- @id)tige @eriftSpcrbauolmn.
gen in @oibirgtor.
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antics befinocn. iteben IN Dem Ero5eB
oe5 Stellcr.GoQeftor5 @iomon III
Heru.Yorf gegen 6reoerif 9. Gig.
man u1o Nnoere AMI Dem Spiele, III
rpeIhem geiterl Ser bodbIte @ertftS.
BOZ Die @erlifuug 9egen Die @ntihei-
Dung beS Srei5. 9lppellgerihts fir 5u.
l0iiig erfIGrte. 9ie Snhlage III Dem
Sole tit bte. 0dB auf @run0 oc5 Sc
ieBeS sur ~glufbebung Der Griegsltelt-
ern bonn /. Sult 1902 @rbifaft6Iteu.
ern erbo6en morben iino. Dos Sret5.
4ppellgerid)t oeS Sneiten 9u10e5.
oiitrifts giug BEL ieiuer G%ntifelbung
nou ser Mniift aus, 0ab oa5 Allfbe.
b~un9s9cieb be5iiglif Der @rbihdfts-
%iteuern altf Ben /. SSlIli 1901 5uriid
gu oatiren iet. Gie 8erpoltungsbe-
dmten onge9en iabter onS @eiet Do.
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melfe bon 8erionen berritbrerl. mel.
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nid,t oie Gntideioung oe5 Sreis-@p.
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9etrage bon $4,000. 900 cine @tillion
Dollars oblte metteres 3rtb1n oe@
GongreiieS 5u~riif5u5ablen lein.
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gniieen gcgebelt bot. @pentleQ moi.
len lie ben N~usitano bel Yoruoen uto
eroBeren 6eiten mteoerbolen unO,
penn es e~rforoerlid iein iollte, io9ur
eiren General Strife 81 in%i5eniren.
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tit in bieien 6eittagen nidlt ouf Sci.
ten Ser Slrifer. Sbr Sor9eben miro
fir ltngere6tfcrti9t ulto tbrem eige.
men Sntereiie 5lnpi0er erfldrt.
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Der ollf Iniufen Der oeutidlen Be
b0roen IN 3iirih perboftete friiberr
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nGbnten SfonooI 9roifiire, ipel.
der ipesen ltnteri6logun9 omtlider
9lften oerfolgt miro uto iiber oeiiel1
IuSlieferung nod fetne @Itiheioun1
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gemaft. Ser 2ofnlitoten oe5 8e-
mdbriomS %unfunOig, ~itiirSte er cine
1reppe binob, ifleppte iih tros Der
er%littenen Gerlesrngen nod auf Die
Strobe, no er ober ergriffcn mrrbe.
9fafI elmer llnteriuhung ieineS for.
perlid)en ,3ltitnnbes miirOe es fir no.
tbig be%iltnOen, i'm ms Soipitol 81
hrinoen.
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@rohe rationale aricserperiamm.
linn.

@ui6ington, 3. g., 81. 8ebr.
= Sn Ser am %. uno 30. Wtor5 III
@tlontic.GitD it~ottiinoenben Ser.
iommlung Ser blalien unb Der grauert
Ieteronen aus Dem Siirgerfriege miro
ii6er Die a6holturg zines n~ationnlen
Gonoents offer Solooten uno See.
leute, melhe an Dem merifoniiden Ii.
benz lponiiden ariege, an Der Gam.
payne in Gbina ur1o oiif ben Fbilip'
pinen tbetlgenomen baben, lomie
i6mmtliher Sobue Ser 8eteronen ge.
rotbung geptloeen merben. Gie Ser.
iammIung ioQ III fur5er 3eit bier
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arobe Repite ii6er Die einitmoligen
arieger obnebmen. Ins Set miro
porausiiftli6 cine poQe ISOLDE bol,.
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@eitern Warn[anh Giienbahn.

5lge Derla1len StuenfSldiion mle tol9f:
3daltdl.
40 Woreens - Shreu8ug, Sdeerstopr, 81.
& %. s8d6H uno aiseenontnren Sonntda Sdnp
cod uuo @bumbersburg.
$50 glddbm, gifom. mad llniou.Rrioee.
Edglidl, ansgeuumrneu epHntug.
100 Worgens-Dorf u1o 8ettp sburg Mffor,.
$40 WSoraens-Sdgerstofpt uno Sbtppensbura
ACCOMMODATION.
9.45 mtorsens-elffont. na6 GETTYSBURG unb
yprf.
10. Is 8orm.-gffom. nn9 u~nion.sribge.
$50 Gabm.-glffom. ra1 @lpnoor, Vorf unb
y. & g. Stb.
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Sdnooer.
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n. Rubertipn, @eueralsS eihdftsfihrer.
q. ~. epptn, Observation-Disclosures. gent
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Baltimore Ghip . Balm.

GIprch. 5iae .Seoe stunoe 3lr shtroe"' naA
Walbttgtcn. Gidfdbrt in alet6er 8etfe bon
gSuibtnatoIt.
,8psui Slne".3ase nab 9biIaSeIpbin uro gseru.
gorf.
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Cincinnati, ct Qouis uno Chicago.
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5lee. geIeeuug bon Qldee1 in Sflut. UNI
9drIorsg sngaors. 6nten fit siqete etc. ptro
prompt ~9eltefert liher
has 5elcpbpu
bon alien ben foleenoen einet.glrednr
96nrleS uuo Sdrntngd. e. & .. gSolfe 1870
ooer nh. Gourtlnuo 1901.
O1t acknowledgement 6. & z, nj. 9ernon 1923.
9nmbeus9dbubof Suformuttonss9 iire1u G. &
r. Soui6 1879 ODER mo. 9ourtldno 2726.
tEchr1-)
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Stcnncnbcrs's MOrOrr.
0rharo legt eiu po1cS @citonOniB
a6. - 9os Serbrefer lor8idltlg
geplant. Mittbeilun8en Oea
@ouperneur8 pou S0abo.

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miinide oifentlid) befan1tt 81 MAIDEN,
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me99riinoe Ser Gr%morhu1g 0eS tribe
rem @olnernelirS Steunel1ber9 ab9e-
leat bat inter Mngabe Der oa5u ent.
norienen NlGne urb Der Snbtpiolelt
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1905 an ser Sbiire beS WohnbduleS
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Ita1oen.
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ii6cr Die enge Soft. III meld)er 0toper,
Sannooo urb 8ettibonc i'm 3ltd)t.
bouie aebalten meroen, 10 miI1lhe i'd
biermit befonnt 81 geben, oaB Die Sc
nannten nit 10 piel Wtil0e bebdnoelt
.mcroen, o(S Die Observation-Disclosures
geitotten. Sic iinb nid)t ais 3ilf)t
linge eingcfleiOet unb erbalten aud
ni6t 3iiftIingSfoit. %ionoern Oieielbe
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6ouies. 9lllf oiirien lie lid binrei.
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tllngen leien. Die tie niini6crL oits8e'
nonmen Die im Stnote ie!bIt erltlet'
uenoen, ltno Die ultSge5eld)nete Slblt'
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lperoen nit alien Hiidiihten bebon'
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Italt nereinbar iin0."
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gns Baltimore. Gpnutp.
S@inoer miro am 6reitog, Den 80.
MGr5, gebdngt. 1900 8eIo fir oen
nelien 9~ouleoarO. - Teridicoe'
nes aus Dem Gountp.

mes aus Dem Eolil1tp.
Cine Iepeihe ans annapolis, Otb.
melbet, DAB @ouDerneur @uritel0
6reitog, Ben 80. M1r5. ais ben Gag
feitgeiebt babe, an Incident Der Neger
Siaoe 8inber, Ser pegen Der Grmor.
bune bes 3oQeinnebmers 6reoerid Z.
Reinbart gum 3o0e Derurtbeilt mllr.
DC. geb1ngt nerben ioQ, umb 5lpor i'm
@efdltgrtib 81 5omion. Sein Neffe
fam befonntlid) nit elmer 3llhtbauS.
Itrofe nesen oeiielbcn @erbrefenS bn.
Don.
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nelhe gegen Den Qlan Der Golnp.
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neue 9ouleporb baielbit gebout ut1o
Die 9%epo6ner ooiiir bciteuert iperben
io0ten, 1T es iebt 9elungen, oos no.
tbtee 8elb ourd) Subifrtptlonen auf.
slibringen, unb Die meme 2otoitraBe
miro iett gebalit, iobalo Die Witte'
rung Dies 5ul1bt.
utter 6Gft8mann &c.
il orben.
Serr @eroro SnomOen @ntts tit
an Montog in ieiner @obnung gu
9eperlp 1orm an @ilfenS. apenue,
ilobe GotonspiQe, geitorbel,. Gr bate
40 Sabre lang olii Ser 6orm gemobnt
itno NOR in 9altimore.G ountD am II.
Oftober 1923 geborer, gu geginn
bes geite1ens Der Baltimore Sbio.
go6n" itono er in Qieniten oieier
9abn li1b mar Sei5er drf Dem erlten
3uge, ser nod Cumberland fubr.
SpGter lieb er iif in Gllnberlano ME.
Der unb perbeiratbete lid Ddlelbit nit
Sri. Imna 6. @oliin8ton. SIN Sabre
1853 fom err nod Baltimore unO be.
gam inter Dem Nomen .. q. Wotts
& So. elm 3obafs.G ommliiionS.8e
ih1it. Sm Sabre 1880 3og er lid bon
Dem 8eidjGit 5uriif uto brofte ben
@eit leiner Gage oui leIner 6orm gu,
@r binterl1bt ieite @itnpe, cine God.
ter, ;srou 6. 9. Sing, bon Charlotte,
q. uno brei Sohne, nomlih Geo.
91. @dtts bon Inrbam, N..Gy Sds.
98ntts uno Charles @att5 bon 9alti-
more. Serr uno 8rau @otts feierten
I'M Sabre 1899 i6r goloenes Sod
5eits. Subilaum.
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be~-llloner nit ibrer M1iif ihlob iid
tbnen an uno bilocte ooS gn0e Des
3uges.
4m 9ranOerburQer 5bor begriiBte
Der ODER . 9ilrgermciiter a%iridlnet
Die Ser5ogin . 9rallt nit elmer
ld)pungooQen @lrtiprafe. OH melhe
Die piQfommcn 8ebeibene nit @or.
fen beS IurfeS %ulltlportete. Son Oa
gtn9 Die Suhrt Ourf Die Wftttel Eros
mel1obe Der 9inoer. lteberoQ, no
Der @agen nit Der Ser5ogin oorbei'
fam. eri6ollen Die SubelrIie u1b OnS
3urrob oerNten9e, Die Soiflentii6er
unb SPITE sur Segriibun9 ifpenfte.
gfod)bem Ser 3ltg oie S6loB.9riife
paiiirt bate, no lid boS le6te Stitd
beS itdotiihen Seltifmltfe8 5eigtc.
er I'M Quitgartcn Gortal
Oes S6loiies.
SIN S6Iobbot empfin9en Ser Sais
Ter, Der aronpril15 unO Die Yrln3en
OeS foniglihen Souies Die 9rallt uno
9eleitetcn lie ltdd) oen1 Gitteridol, no
Die &aiierin. Die Grin3eiitnnen Oe5
forigliden Sauies, 5nblreihe Oeutid)e
6iiritlid]feitcn uno Ser 9ofitoot per.
iomntelt nnrer. Sr Gurfilrlten5im'
mer ipuroen oordllf Dem Soben5ol.
lern'iden @ouSgeiebe 8en1db bieGbe.
potten polSogen,
$ o h 5ettSmdbl unO 6dfel.
tan5 d. Der 3rauunq.
9ei Der firf,lihen 3rouun9 iebte
0ie &oiierin Ser 9rout cine aus
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Nrme, nG6rerb Der Ser5og sic Sol.
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Soffoplan. melfer Sic 3raluuItg poll.
Sog, Iderfte oem Grir5en mad been.
Deter Gerentorie cine @ibeI llno reid-
te inn oie Soro, mGbrerb er Der
9rnltt Die @ano fiiBte. Nodocm oa2
neupermGhlte Naor Don ben beioer.
ieitigen Gltern qefiiBt mor0er mar,
perlieb bie 8elelihdit bie SnpeQe II.
be9ob iiG mad, Dem meiBen SooIc.
no bos 6of5eit5mobI e%ingenommen
muroe.
lin S llhr 9lbenos begann Der Sat.
f%eltanS. neldper iton oft beifrieben
morben lit. gfofl Der nelten Mooc
fungirten 5polf 9ebierte oIS 5ofel.
TRIGGER Oo6ei, nd6ren0 friiber Die
bo6iten @iiroertrGger oeS Staates
in bieier &oue ouftreter mltBter.
Rteitger Sremben 81 II.
6rang. - Ser &ut d err.
strife.
Ser 6remben5ubrong mor im9ouie
bes gon3en cages Elm rieiiger. 9it
&otelS, Eeniionen uno Yripotlogis,
nelfe ifol1 ourd] Die 5oblrei6en bier
perneilenben 6uiien itorf in9lnipruf
genommen iillb. moren 6elite oerart
iiberfiiQt, oaB piele ab9elpieien ipcr.
BEN mlibten. Sci Dem Weni6enSu
from bon auSipGrts moht iid notiir.
lid Der beute tbotiGdlih inaugurirte
Iroiftenfutid)er = Strife I'M 10 n1ebr
fiiblbar. Ser @erfebr lit itorf &c.
bemmt, utb eS lit ein goi,5 ilnge.
lpobnte5 Strobenbilb, nirgenbS elmer
0roihfe oniiftig 5i rperoen.
Gie Groihfen : a1iti6er boben be,
idloiien, bis mor9en iriib am Strife
81 bleiben, nm bnmit eeger sic go
li5et cine Concentration 5u modelL
pelhe Die Sperrung bes Yotsbomer
Bloses fir leere Iroi6fen perfiiqt
unb du6 ionit Inlob 5um 0fibper
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Ierdants' C Miners Sranspor.
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8 lltr 9henos
Sraft ipiro tdeIid bis 3 ubr Mbeuos fir an
benz Tag, ahf0trenoe Gampfer uneenommen.
yio6 SGonnnah lrto benz Siioeu: ieoen Diem
Tag, Sonneritng uub Samftdg. 9lbeuos 6 ltbr.
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Der l9erfte am Sube nes 9onssSods ab. Ga
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bon Der Berfte an 5ube Der
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