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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-17
LOCAL STUDENTS
ENLIGH|EN CHINA

A. a meeting OF Chinese students
held at Mills Institute last evening 1t
was unanimously decided that the or.
ganization shall be known as the "Chi.
nese Students Alliance of Hawaii
Mel" its object being to promote and
encourage a higher education among
its members in order to fit themselves
for the enlightenment and development
of China. physically. commercially. so.
cially "or otherwise" should their ser.
vices be required.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Chas. w. All.
fook, president: Miss Mabel Kau, vice
president: Edw, X. Ayau, recording
secretary; A. II. S. Chuck. correspond.
ing secretary; Alfred X. +. zap, audi.
tor; Philip Wong, treasurer: Miss +.
Akau and L. S. Kong. sergeants.at.
arms
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-17
BY AUTHORITY
COAL FOR HONOLULU WATER
WORKS.

Sealed proposals VIII he received at
the Office OF the Superintendent oi
Public Works. Honolulu, T. H., until
~ o'clock m. of March 18th. 1906, for
furnishing the Honolulu Water Works
Department with 200 tons OF coal
same to he delivered to the Kalihi
Pumping Station.
Bidders WI specify the brands o.
coal upon which they tender prices.
No coal will be accepted that is not
free from slate, dirt or other foreign
substances.
Commencement OF delivery TO be
made Immediately after the award OF
contract
Proposals must be submitted In o
sealed envelope, addressed TO G. S,
Holloway, Superintendent of Public
Works, Honolulu, 7. H., endorsed PRO
posal for 200 .Ons of coal"
The Superintendent OF Public Works
reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. -
| c. S. HOLLOWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works.
Department Of Public Works, Homo
lulu, March 10th, 1906. 1882
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-17
IMPORTANT CASE SET

The Higashi habeas corpus, in which
the same points are raised as In the
Chuu Hoon matter, has been placed on
the calendar Of the Supreme Court,
and will be heard either Monday, Tues,
day or Friday of next week. The
points raised are very important
namely that a defendant charge with
n misdemeanor punishable with more
than one years Imprisonment. cannot
be tried without an indictment by the
Grand Jury and by jury; and that the
Honolulu Jail Is as a matter OF fact
merely a part of the oahu jail or pen
itentiary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-17

The Weekly Edition OF the Evening
Bulletin gives a complete summary OF
the news of the day. For 81 a year.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-17
LAST CHANGE TO
SEE fast life

Once again will the crowd shout its
delight over Fast Life In New York, y
the play OF more realistic moments
than any OF It's predecessors this sea-
son. Fast Life" is on tonight for the
last time at the Orpheum, The prize
fight in the last act is alone a big at
traction, A full house Is assured for
East Lynne" at the matinee today, a
play put on by special request,
Next weeks program is as follows;
Monday, "Sapho"; Tuesday, Turned
Up; Wednesday, Camille; Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, farewell per-
formances at the Opera House.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-17

Owing to a change In the price o.
certain sizes Of crushed rock, prices IN
future will be as follows: No. I, si.5si
per Gu. yd.; No. 2, $3.50 per GU. yd.;
No. 3, s2.o5 per Gu. yd.; No. 4, s1.ecS
per Gu. yd.
We wish to call attention to the
fact that No. 4 has been reduced -
practically the price Of white sand.
making II available for all kinds Of cor
crete work, for which II 10 far superior
to any other sand.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-03-17

A heavy ffortherly swell along the
windward Maui coast is reported by
the steamer Likelike, which arrived
from Maui ports this morning. Three
thousand eight hundred sacks OF sugar
are still awaiting shipment from Olo-
waIu. the Likelike having brought 7SO
bags from that plantation, 1t was too
rough at McGregors Landing and XII
hei TO take on any cargo there.
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01

DR.. T. L. YOUNG
The best o5 work At a reasonable
price. Twenty years practice II
Creenville.
Office, Over Finlay's Drug Store.
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01

There is worldwide demand for
canned cabbage. We put it up either
| raw or boiled We use both white and
pink cabbage. We have testimonials
from presidents. kings and emperors as
| to what our goods are. Put up in
| twenty-five cent cans and profit of 10
| cents on every can. We are shipping
| 10000 cans to India today. Lillian
Russell is going to retire from the stage
SO as to have nothing to do but eat our
| cabbage. I shall let you in on the
| ground floor as far as stock is concern
ed. 1t is so today but will double in
| two weeks. Let me show my gratitude
| by
by paying this little BILL" interrupt
ed the laundress.
The major sat down at his desk and
/ figured for few seconds before say
ing:
My dear woman you are missing
| the golden opportunity of your life
| The demand for our canned cabbage is
| something gigantic As secretary all
you would have to do would be to send
out circulars to boarding houses and
boom our goods to laundresses. Have
you got a two dollar bill about your
..If | have it won't get into your
hands,
| 1.-TWO dollars handed me today viii
reserve you $4,000 worth of stock"
"I'll have none of it.
Then the only way left to me to
show my gratitude is to hand you &
check for $50 and let you run across
to the bank and cash it. Your full
name is-is-what. please?'
Eliza Jane Hazleton, SIR
'Ah, I remember now. There was
never an Eliza Jane yet but what was
| a dear, good woman Here. dear, take
this They may pay you hundred at
the bank by mistake. If they do so
run right along with the money, and
don't let your conscience trouble you.
We are now square. and l trust that
nothing more will ever happen to
bring about coldness between us.
Farewell. old friend-farewell."
Mrs. HaZieton was yet on the stairs
when the major clapped on his hat and
left the building by another entrance.
He was not therefore TO hear the wo-
man when she returned ten minutes
later and knocked on his door and
shouted:
You old rascal. but the check is no
goodv'
Madam said the real estate man
as he came out into the hall. ttwere you
looking for anybodyg
THAT Major Crofoot. sir. He's Civ
en- me bad check"
did he say that he would let you in
on the ground hoorT
He did, SIR
'tWeI1. he's done It. and there IL NO
kick coming to you. Please go away.
I'm expecting . customer here every
minute to buy huck1eberry farm. and
..-on are making Noise enough to scare
half d dozen men away"
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01
A Healing GosneI

The Rev. J. c. Warren, pastor OF
the Sharon Batist Church, Belair, {
Ga, says of Electric Bitters Its a
Godsend to mankind 1t cured me of
lame back, stiff joints, and complete
physical collapse. | was so weak it
took me half an hour to walk a mile
Two bottles of Electric Bitters have
made me SO strong | have just walk
ed three miles in fifty minutes and
feel like walking three more It's
made new man Of me-" Greatest
remedy for weakness and all Stomach
Liver and Kidney complaints. Sold
under guarantee at all durg stores
Price soc. aug
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01
Denaturized Alcohol.

Many inquiries show at the same
time interest in and ignorance of de
natured alcohol Tn word. dena
tured alcohol is alcohol. SO c1angee
by the addition Of some other sub
stance as to prevent its use as bev-
erage. Commissioner Yerkes is in
Europe investigating methods tler.
The commissioner. under the law,
must see that sufficient wood alcohol
is added Twenty per cent. was men
toned in Congress as the proper
quantity. but in Germany ten per cent
is considered sufficient In Great
Britain FIVE per cent OF wood alcohol
and still samller proportion of
naptha are used. DR. Wiley recon.
mends ten per cent. of pyridine The
tax on alcohol is now $IIo a gallon.
This makes its use for naechanle.i
purposes impossible. But free from
AK and denaturized it is thought that
alcohol can be made for less than l..
cents a gallon, and could be sold at a
profit for few cents more than that,
In that event its use IN place of gaso-
inc and kerosene as power produc-
rr and for light will undoubtedly be
very great, as in Germany. It win
be boon, says the Indianapolis
News, especially to the farmer and
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01
More Low Rates to the West via
Iron Mountain Route.

On April 8. and II, May and IS
June and Io, July and II, August
2 and FL, September 4 and Is. Octo-
Der 2 and I6, November E and 20. De
cember 4 and I8, The Iron Mountain
Route will sell round trip homeseek-
ers' tickets to all points in Texas,
Indian Territory and Oklahoma, and
certain pointns in Louisiana and Ark
ansas, for one fare plus Sc for the
round trip. Tickets have going
limit of fifteen days, with stop-overs
at pleasure, and final limit of Fl
days from date of sale. For rates
great Southwest, write H .. Wilson,
A. G. p. A., or c. E. Rountree, + T.
A., No - South Main street, Mem
phis, TeDu
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01
Education on the Farm.

The man who owns a small farm
is indeed monarch of all he surveys
He can be indeed independent of
everything save death and the tax
collector. He will make the mistake
of his life whenever he parts with
that piece of land to move to town.
He can educate his children right
there on the farm 1t is all nonsense
to suppose that on education can
only be had at college Horace
Greely educated himself Many of
the successful men IN American life
did the same thing Hold on to the
farm. Encourage the boys to read
newspapers and magazines and te.
work puzzles around the freside and
they will come out all right in the
matter Of education Hold on to the
farm.-Ex.
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01
A New Chief of Police.

A new chief of police has beer
elected in Jackson, who will enter
upon the discharge of his duties Jan
I, 1907. He says he will rid Jackson
of blind tigers and other law viola
tors. He will recommend the dis
charge Of at least half OF the present
insufficient and periured force ard
have good men appointed IN their
places. He will require policemen to
patrol their beats constantly, instead
of lounging on the street corners. as
at present. Such officers are needed
in every town and city in Mississippi
Men. who, like him, do not ask for
public sentiment to back them in the
discharge Of their duty. depending
only on the cooperation of the
Mayor and Alderman, which. OF
course, will be absolutely necessary
-Ackerman Sun
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01
Two Thousand coal-Tar Dyes.

With the discovery of the coal-tal
dyes it was found that they gave !
brighter tint to the candies than the
old dyes did, and were therefore sub
stituted.
There are over two thousand dyey
now obtained from coal tar, and OF
these, according to leading chemists
but six are not harmful to the health
1t IS the aim and purpose of the man
facturers of candy to confne them
selves TO the use of these and ot
cochifleal. Some of the coal-tar dyes
are of very poisonous nature, and
these have often been used in the past
Telegram.
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01
Cheap Excursion Rates
Via Yazoo & Mississippi Val
ley Ry., Aug. 18, 1906

Chicago and return, $500.
St Louis and return, SI2oo.
Cincinnati and return, $I4-oo.
Louisville and return, $I2.oo.
Norfolk, Va, and return, $500.
Old Point Comfort and return, SIS
Virginia Beach and return, $500.
Ocean View and return, $500
Tickets On sale August 18th only
Limited to return September end
1000.
For further information call on, OF
write G.. B. RUCKS, T. A, Green
vile, Miss, or JOHN A. SCOTT, A
G. P. A, Memphis, Tenn, or OWEN
DURHAM, T. P. A, Memphis, Tenn
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01

the small power engines. With !
mantle, its use for light is economical.
Al ohoI can be distilled from any
number OF things, as potatoes, beets,
corn-the stalk as well as the grain
the waste of molasses factories, etc.
The Agricultural Department thinks
that potatoes will be chief source
OF our supply A yield of 900 bush
els OF potatoes to the acre will pro-
duce 255 gallons of alcohol In Eu-
rope, kind of potatoes grown for
cattle will yield nearly 900 gallons to
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01
YOUR SUMMER VACATION

can be pleasantly spent at Wauke-
sha, Waupaca. Fifeld, St. Paul, Min
neapolis, Ashland, Superior, Duluth
or at one of the other hundred re-
sorts reached via the Wisconsin Cen
trail Railway. Write for beautifully
illustrated Summers Book, which tells
you how, when and where to go, and
how much it will cost. Free on ap-
plication to Jas. c. Pond, General
Passenger Agent, Wisconsin Central
Railway, Milwaukee, Wis.
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01
Ambition.

No, Tommy said his mother
YOU can't have any more cake
You've had enough T"
What fine little fellow he is.
remarked the guest; "and when
you're man, Tommy, what are you
going to do"
I'm goin' to buy too much OF
everything | like to eat, replied
Tommy, sulkily
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01
Major Crofoot,
Grand Promoter
The Up to Date Fren1ed Financiea
Lets His Laundress In on the
Ground Floor.

Copyright. 1866, By r. Douglas.1
n n AJOR CROFOOT, grand pro
II" moter and UP to date frenZied
If financier, sat with his feet on
his Office desk and worried
look on his face 1t was the season
for fishing. but gudgeons were scarce.
When the door behind him softly open
ed he felt a chill go up his back He
had made a close study of the way a
creditor enters an office, and he real
iZed that the conner was one. He had
already decided that it was a woman.
and the chances were even up that it
was one Of his numerous landladies
who had unearthed him when the per-
son strobe into view.
II was a woman. but not one of his
It took him half a minute
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01

Helm going to Marienbad TO
take the waters and thin down a bit
She-Why, aren't you thin enough? !?
He-No. I've just had a dozen
shirts made and they all fit me too
tightly round the neck-Caricaturen
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.

F.. NJ. Thomas. H. G. Bass.
THOMAS & BASS.
Office, Over Bank of Washington.
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01
Belmont and Roosevelt

What the Hon Perry Belmont does
thlrd term aspirations would reach,
if set in solid agate. from New York
TO the moon.
The Greenville times., 1906-09-01
Austrian Hunor H

She-Do you love me more than
any other girl you ever knew
He-Wel1. [ love you more than
any other girl who would have me
F1oh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-04-21
Cine intereTfante Tabrt.

Das oeutl9e aanpnenboDt vBan=
tier" bat Die erDBe Stromfabrt in's
Srnere Sioameritas beenoet. Das
Sbiff gelangte BON BuenDs Nres
$50 Seemetlen HuBaufndrts biz
NiunciDn un6 aeiQte gum eritenmal
Die oeutlheGrieasfage in paraguay.
Nuf Der Sabrt muroen Die argentine
ihen Bldbe &Diario, Santa glena
uno @Drrientes beluht. Der vBans
tier" mar nibt nur oas erfte oeutlhe.
ionoern 6as erite eurDpdifbe 9rieass
ibiff, oas bis NiunciDn gelaugt lit.
Die grDBe 8unabme bes oeutlben
Sanoels in ieuen @ebieten lieB es
iehr reimbursement eriheinen, Die
Slaaae gu seieen. Die eeutibe Gin
fubr uab ben Ga Blata' Staater, lit i'm
Sabrsebnt 1894 big 1904 BON 1903. 9
auf 1865 Miaionen. Die Nusfubr
BON 30,2 auf 1927 Miuipnen Wart
aeftieeen. Die Tabrt oes .8an'
tier" mlro cine meitere T1roe'
runa oer oeutiden 9anoelaintereiien
anreeen. 1903 nerlubte oas 720
9onnen groBe enaliihe 9an0nenboDt
vDparf" bis NiunciDn porauorineeu;
es tam aber infDlae oes un9inftiaen
Baiierftanoes menig iher 300 See.
meilen binaus. Dabei bate Der
.Dwarf" nur einen mittleren 9iefs
gang oDn 2.5 Wieter, pdbreno ber 977
9onnen aroBe uBantber" 3.3 Weter
tief itiht. Die Strombereiiuna it
obne jeglibe Strung ausgefibrt
uDrben. Sic lit elm Bemeis fir Die
Tihtiateit unb @eihidlihteit BEG
&ommanoanten. Der Offisiere uno
Wannibaften. Die Sabrt erforoerte
rur % cage. &ommanoant &ornets
tentapitdn @raf b. Saurraa : Seltih
eiebt iebt oaS RummanoD ab uno
tebrt betm. &Drpettentapitdn Gimme
iibernimmt nDr BuenDs Ipres ben
8efebl uno fibrt ben .8antber" nah
Weftin0ien.
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SOUTHERN PRODUCE & FRUIT Co, San Antonio, Texas. Ink
9ie erften Yhptuarapbiem Der
WarafanG(e.

@s 1T enoli6 geluneen. einen OBJ
iettioen Bemeis fir oas tatId9lihe
8orbanoeniein Der beriibmten niels
umitrittenen &andle auf Der Obers
fld6e oe8 Blaneten Wars 8u brtns
gen. 8ernoe in oen lebten Sahren
mar nit mebr @ntlbiebenbeit als lie
5uuor BON etniaen beroDtrugenoen
Iltronomen bebauptet mDroen. baB.
oiele 8ebiloe cine Dptiibe 9duihung
ieien. Sebt absr bat man ourb Die
pbotDarap6iihe Bfatte Die Sraee ent-
ihieoen. Ser unermioli1e Warss
forlher Brofeifor 2Omeu. Der iiber
cine treffli6 ausgeitattete Sternnarte
an einem ungem6bnlich einftia Qeles
genen Buntt bon Nrisona nerfiigt.
bat iekt flint photographer Der 6opal
Societb in 2snoDn nDrgeleat, Die i'm
2aufe oes nDriaen Sabres ~aufgenon,.
men tuoroen fine. Die 8erDHents
libuna bat iih oesbalb persDaert,
neil BrDfeiior 2omeG stonr einen
eenauen &ergleih nit ben aana urs
abbdngig bon ben pbotoarapbilhen
Nufnabmen BON Inn berselteuten
3eihnunaen ber WarsDberfdbe Dor.
nebmen n0llte. Oieier 8ergleib bat
eraeben, oaB Die bernDrraaenoften
fanaldhuliben @ebiloe auf ben Hhp.
tp9rapbien in oerieEben Weiie au er.
fennen nareri mie auf ben 3eibnutls
gen. SDmeit es oaS &orn Der pho.
toarapbiiben Blatte aeftattet, tam
man Die ihmalen Gandle nerfolgen,
pie iie in 9inien, Die ben Boaer gro.
Bee 8reiie entfpre@en. in l9einbar
planmdBiger .NnOronuna uerlaufen.
Gieier beoeutiane grfola lit ourh
cine %beiDnoere IDrriGtuna an eiuem
JernrDbr errelht, mDourb Der it6.
renoe gtnfluR Der 2uftbemeaungen
duf Die Shdrfe oes photDarapbii@en
Biloes au8aeIbaltet maroen lit. 9a.
bel miro ndmlih Die Defining bee
6ernrobrs iDmeit abseblenoet, oaS
b6hitens cine 2uftmeQe alei9seitig
i'm @eiihtsfelo fem tam, uno auf
bieie Weiie miro bic 8eritreuung Der
BON benz Blaueten a%usgebenoen Aibt.
ftrablen perbinoert. NuBeroem muir.
ben Die photographer our1 einen
farDgen Sdirm aufaenommen, nno
bic pb0tograpbiihe Rammer bemegte
Iih oerart nit Dem 8laneten nit,
oaB sablreibe Gufnabmen na9einans
Der aui o~erielben Blatte aemabt uer.
ben tDnnten. SIN @anaer. finb etma
700 Wars'B photographer pdbreno
Der lebten OppoiitiDn bes 8laneten
an Der 2Dmeu Sternmarte ersielt
moroen.
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Sine ssarmer.W ereintauna.

0ahftebenoer 4ufruf lit uns nit
Der Bite nm TerDHentlihuna auaes
gangen:
Der w@ermania sSarmer . @erein"
81 Gnbalt, gDmal @ountn, Teras,
lit nah langerer 8eipredung oes
@egenitanoes 81 Der ueberaeuau,g
getDmmen, oaB es seiteem6B urb
nusbringeno iein oGrfte, perrt itd
o~ieieniaen 6armer, meIhe fih ueient.
LID nit Der Gultur pDt, RleinfDrner.
frubt befaifen, Draaniiierer, UNI ibre
genneinibaftliden Snterefien gu for
bern uno su tuabren.
Cine Dnrsi9libe @eleaenheit bier.
au tuarbe iih bel Der ndhften Ser.
iammluna oes Farmers gpngreB"
in College Station i'm Suli bieten
uno uir eriuhen bic Sarner, tpelhe
ith fnr cine Organization, mie ers
tpdbnt. intereiiieren, lire Nan1er uno
Morefien an ben unterseihneten Sra.
iioenten oes Bereins etnsuIenoeu,
uenrl mDelib aber bel Der 8ulam.
mertlmft bes Tarnters' gunQreB in
College Station gu erideinen.
Bir eriuben bic Breiie oes Staas
tee, un8 in unIerem Beitreben, cine
Small Grain Growers Associa.
ton gu griinoen, at unterltIben.
D. Wehe. 9einr. STINT,
Sd)rtftfabrer. Brdiioent.
3D.. 2eon Spring, Teras.
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Nuguit &iohter u VI an 4oaile Sfue
tptrtb. @runotttd an Der Barleion Strabe;
81 II u.
% g @ihter unb SO Ribter an s s
6eloman, Grnnbfhide an Der San Ser
nanbo Strase; $77.
q s Bolfe un0 5rau an Cd @ebel.
@runoitiid an Der C~fsgommerce Stripe;
$1,000.
@mmg Dittmar an FRAU Soro Dir,
8rnnotid in Moore's Snboiuifiun; SI25.
Charles 8ubn unb gatbarine unb Soc
Blod an Ism 0obrotpDIsfi, @runoiId
an oer Mgrtle StraBe; $1,000.
Wt @09Gan an Charles 3 0eimiotb,
Anteil an @runbtid an Der Maoerid
StraBe uno oes RnfeI Blace; 81 VI.
Sol &abenftein an 6eib. WturoDd &
Co. @ruuofhd an Der Oit.@Imira Str. /;
5000.
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lie SOd18ett bes HDnigs Bpm
Snanien.

Die 6Ddseit bes &Dnig Nlfons
IDu, pte engliihe Rorre1pDnoenten
aus Waorio berihten, NIT gar1s au=
BerDroentliher 8rad,tentfaltung ges
fetert peroen, mie ite taum lie bel e;s
ner tDniglibea 0Dhaeit aufaebDten
nuroe. Der iugenolibe &Dnia iibers
maht Die umfaiienoen Borbereituns
gen lelbit, uno CT fimmert fth auh
UNI gin5elbeiten mie Die Snitanos
lebung Der biitorilhen Staatstuts
iden, Die ihDn lett tangent nidt me5r
i'm @ebrauh 9eneien iino. SIN gart=
aert lino bereits 81 BrahtnaQen fers
tieaefteut, unb Der &0ni9 hofft, oaB
bis su ieinem SUdseitstaee nidt nes
niger als 40 bereit iein weroen. @e'
raoe Die Sammluue BON @alamaeen
am ipaniiben 0ofe ibertrifft an
Wert uno Bradt Die ieoes anoeren
&Dnigbofes. Sober ipanilde 8Dnie
bat neriubt, feline gorgdnger i'm
Bau rleuer uno' INNER prdhtiQerer
&utihen au iberbieten, uno 10 lit es
uatIrlih, oaB itd in bieiem tDniQs
lihen 8asenpart einiee DON auBer'
Drbentliher &pltbacfeit befinben.
I'm nur elm Beiipiel anaufabren, 10
miro Der @ert Der ,gonha" '2utIde.
bic gang nit Sbilopatt beoedt lit,
apf 400, 900 Warf 9eihdbt. unS tpte
6er &Dnig. 10 haben AUDI niele lpanis
ihe @ranbeu alte Samlienmaaen pm
b6bitem Wert, Die in Dem 60bSeit8s
5uae fabren loIen; man erwartet oaz
Der, baB Der Bug nit oieien prahtis
gen &arDifen an Bra6t ieinese(eihen
nibt haben piro.
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sarefenelaene Inn Wahnhpf.

Sm Babnbot gu &lo1terneubufg,
Oeterrti4, erregte tiinsit BET Der Wuss
fahrt zines 3uges cine S3redensi5ens
srobss NufTeben.
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geeeben mar uno Die 2ofomotibe su
paften besann. poate bte 15iGhrige
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aus etnem Masson In ben anoeren g.s
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ua9, errst6te ben Wagspn unb Be-
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Wldohen, bant Dem Spfermutbe uns
Der 9etitesgesenport bes 9abnbeams
ten, gang unberlebt seblieben 1T.
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$l.0O. Brobeflaihe fret.
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