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The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

By a comparison Of the railway Of
England and that Of Germany the In.
dlv!dualsst, published IN London. un-
der;akes 10 show that national rail-
roads are not nearly 10 prosperous a.
roads owned and run as private en-
serprises. 1t appears that In the mat.
ter OF equipment the British roads
maintain two locomotives for every
hundred miles Of road to one iocomo-
tive In Germany and other stock In
proportion. In Germany the railway
traffic has not doubled In thirty years.
while the traffic on German waterways
has Increased nearly 400 per cent in
TINT period. This paper says that tho
bulk Of the trade of the United King
dom is carried on under special rates
arrived nj By special bargaining be-
tween the trader and the company"
One railway running from London to
the north has 100000 special rates
In operation. according to Its general
manager. To quote:
What 10 the ain OF the railway men in
exert.ng themselves In this way? II IL to
promote rnovement--to ind out n price At
which business can be done, IN fix terms.
a. to credit. and % on. which can wisely
be made, and 20 90 generate trafiic and
to make commerce flow. How could state
officials undertake such duties. They In
volve sagncity. initiative, zeal. CONNER
cial motive. spirit Of adventure. traits mo-
tosiousiy absent from tho oficiA mind
and yet OF vital importance to the promo
ton and maintenance Of business. Com
mercial railways mean the continual re-
noval OF natural obstacles. until all dis
tr1cts Of the country are brought into
ccmpetttion with each other ~ nearly A.
possible On equal terma. thus continually
chea pening commodities and improving
production. National railways mean the
perpctuation Of such obstacles IN order
to preserve what are called the gcograph-
ical advantages OF each diatrict-in fact.
commercial railways mean progress. ma
uonal railways stngnation- Who can
measure the difference?
In conclusion the editor maintains
that the abolition Of special rates on
British railways would mean that the
free energies Of the railroad man In
cooperating with the trader would
cease to opernte In hundreds of mil
Hons Of transactions every year.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

Dean Stanley vas once driving with
Z friend from Monr,aie 10 Palermo.
Both men were reading. Htanlcy sud-
denly discovered that no was shiver-
Ing with N cold. lie mentioned tho
matter 10 bis friend
We'll. hadn't you better put some
thing ont" said the latter. pointing 10
the DEANS bag. which was close at
hnnd.
Stanley thought II rather n good
Idea. and the friend went on reading.
As they catered Palermo there were
shouts Of establishment Stanley was
rlactslly reading. Ills friend found
that the distinguished churchman hni
atsaentmlndesIly drawn out night.
shlrt from bits la. and put 1t on over
his other clothing and thus arrayesl
was riding triumphansly Into tho city.
~~ london Sketch.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

The earth has n shadow. but very
few ever sec II. except In esrltraes OF
she snoou. or else few recognize II
when they see IL. Nevertheless. many
of gs have noticed Oh slne. Cleudic~a
evenings Tn summer shortly before
sunset rosy rlak arc on the horizon
opposite the sun. With n hIuisli gray
segment under IL. A tho sun sinks
the arc rssea untll II attains tho zenith
and even passss II. Tals In the shad-
ow Of the earth.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31
A Wonderful Doc.


I ran news stand at Port Jervis,
n y. owned common shepherd
dog which was a very intelligent AMI
NAL and was OF great assistance TO
me In the newspaper business. run
ming across the street with papers In
his mouth to customers. He attracted
much attcntion, and he got me many
new customers. for everybody liked
him, be was such n business dog
was sick one day and not able to
sell my papers. My dog came in my
room where l lay In bed. He fumbled
around In my pants pockets and took
the keys to my news stand and ran
out Of the house, and the FIRST thing
knew he had the Newspaper stand
opened up and doing business.
He was very clever In making
change. changing I'VE and ten dollar
bills without single mistake. work
Ing the cash register with his paws,
and everything ran smoothly until a
man came up and passed him a lead
quarter. My dog got mad and lost his
temper entirely. and I was forced to
interfere. With much trouble man.
aged to pull them apart.
II this dog had not had such quick
temper I would have started him in
business for himself. This dog Is still
living Boston Post
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

Raising the wages Of factory girls In
orsser - is.d1ce them to forego mar
latest innovations In the Industrial
world. Cupid must bc particularly
busy In communities where 1t Is neces-
sary to meet him In this way. But is's
rather hard On the young men who are
wanting wives 10 hare b, run ur
against such competition.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31
The Nearest Approach.

An English tourist visited Arrau
and being keen disciple of fzaak Wal
ton WINS arranging 10 have day's
good sport Being told that the clee
or horsefy. wonIi suit his purpose adj
mlrahiy for a lure. be addressed him
self To CHRISTI. the highland servant
girl. II say. my girl. can you get the
some horsetlieg -
Chrssty looked stupid. and no repeat
ed his question. Finding that she did
not yet comprehend slI;n. lie exclaimed:
"Why. girl. did ron never see Il
horHetiyT"
''Naa. air." said the girl. but
wanse saw n COO jump over a prcslsl-
plce."
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

A viIlnger. intensely conceited and
ignorant. but quite wealthy. was per
suatied TO have Ills grandfather's pic
turc repainted.
The artist, not having been decentiy
treated by the villager. drew the por-
trait almost In n nude form. Rolling
Il up. he told the man not to look at
II before the coming New Year. On
that day the viilagcr ordered tho pic
fure to be hung up that he might pay
4 BIZ New Iear. .xc@pect1 A. II was
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THEY SAY
Continued from Page ID

7 4~A-s
anything but cash In payment for
money orders. and there Ia no cash.
ut don't make much difference. any
way. az we're short on necessary
forms and stationery" said Post
master Hull yesterday.
That over 10000 men have been
laid of by western railroads within
the past week: the railroads state
they are simply going on n winter
basic" and that the strinHency OF
the money market has nothing to do
with their action In hedging.
The Order of the Blue Goose"
been organized among insurance men
at Spokane:
1t would make any one feel blue
to be called goose.
That Small. depoaad president of
the teiegraphers' union. says all op"
orators will be reinstatcd In their
old positions.
That what wenatchee wants TO
know In. when tn the local Office To
open for buainessT
That tn. will of Melody Choir of
Seattle. covering iss pages and left
Ia book form, In being read TO the
Jury In the will contest case: II In
repie.e with interesting reading mat
ter. and has taken it's place among
the fall literary productions.
That Rooseyelt's coming message
TO Congress will doubtless be preg-
nant with helpful hints to legIala-
tors: Teddy probably has 80 much
10 say that he don't knnw just where
To commence.
That the Daily World deplorea the
carpIng attitude of the papers In the
small towns In chelaa county. all
!ntra.eouusy towns are dependent on
each other for mutual support. an,l
IL would seem only common sense In
pull together Bury Tho Ratchet and
start with nj even break from
scratch We can work together AMI
create from Chelan county ore at
the foremost aud wealthi.ss sections
NJ the state. Let's do 1T.
That displays of fruit made by the
Commercial Club al various intra-
state fairs are designed oaiy To ad-
vertise tho valley and bring settlers.
That more settlers mean more
prosperity for those OF Us already
here. ~5r x.s
Yet In spite ~ this. when eollec.
Ing fruit In small quantities for ox-
htbition purposes. many ranehera
compelled the club to buy tia dis.
play apples. etc.
And aIso pay 30 eeass box above
what buyers we're Offering.
This In sample Of the genru
Tight-wad described laat week. The
fever the better.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

Private Grafton Of the Twelfth In
fantry 10 back on duty. cleared Of the
charge Of tile murder OF two F'llip!nos
whom be slso. while on guard. This
dlsposes Of probably the most absurd
case on record. soldier declared by
military court In duty bound 10 shoot
ard BY civil court murderer because
ha did shoot.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

II married for beauty Alone" said
presumably happy benedict to an old
chnsn. And yet you remind inc Of
friend Of mine who married for mon
ey.' was tho rejolnder. "IIow's thatT
"fIe didn't get It." said the ehum sar-
castically.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

Tho Sc. Louis Globe-Denocrat uses
nearly column TO explain the true In.
hardness NJ the oil adage. Feed a
cold, starve a fever" Uere's a correct
rendering you can paste In your hat:
IF you feed cold. you'll have TO
ssarve a fever"
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31
Knew Ssa Capacity.

Stranger ito waisert-Isn't that uan
named Meier who In paJ Ing hss bill
over saerrs
WaIser-~f don't know. haven't
been long here.
S.-What has he had.
ws~Tcn glasses Of seer ana \ bottle
cf wine.
S.-Oh. yes. 1t In he theus-~raris Rirc.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

! The head Of the government printing
of1ce at Washington has made a rule
whereby the employees must stop us.
ing familiar addresses and call one an
other Mr., Mrs" or Miss" before
the surname. as the case may be. The
Hello. Bili!s and "Ah. there, Susier'
style Of salutation win after this 70
permanently out ok commission.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

Although an inventor Is claiming that
he has an airship in which he can car
~ passengers from New York to Chi
cago In three hours for 81 each, It Il
believed that travellers will prefer to
make the trip by rail- and pay an extra
$40 for the privilege Of viewing The
scenery.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

Although Walter Wellman expects 20
make the trip to the pole In three daya,
his balloon win carry 1883 pounds at
provislona. Evidently he does not ex-
psct the excitement Of the trip to taks
away biz appetite.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

ffis Wife-You have been drinking
again. Haven't you. now? Her Hms-
band N'dear. cannot tell a lie
Ills Wife~Yon can't. Then you ore
further gone than | thought.--illns-
tratei Bits.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

4 u charged that Prince wilhelm a
Sweden deserted Z swell society dinner
to attend a sailors dance. Evidently
dis highness has very healthy idea ce
what constitutes genuine enjoyment
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

In Copenhagen the authorities are Of
fering q bounty for every rat tail
brought to them. II their object Is to
exterminate the rats they should insist
that the tails be cut OF just behind The
ears.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

Gallant Man fasdel--At last I havo
her all To myself Now I can tell her
how love her and ask her to be mine.
How shall do II. wonder?
Gentle Maid (behInd her fanl--It IL
surely coming | ain SO nervous and
frightened I know be II going 10 be
terribly dramatic. do hope | shan't
have TO help him up of his knees.
Goodness. why doesn't be "a: some
thing? must break this horrible ST.
lence. tAloud rccklessiy1 Have you
ever been al1roadf
Gallant Man lsm!linglyl-So. I'm
saving IL for wedding tour
Gentle Maid tdemurelyD~W Why. how
funny: 10 am /.
Gallant Man fmeaninglyt-Thenw why
shouldn't We take IL together!
Gentle Maid unaocently Possibly
your wife and my husband might OBJ
1ect to going in such crowd.
Gallant Man (brill!anflyl--The crowd
wouldn't be EXCEPTIONALLY large II your
husband and my wife were husband
and wife.
Further conversation was distointed
and indIstincsl. pearson's Weekly.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

4 pessimtst n man who won't take
the one remaining seat In the car for
fear n woman will get On a, the sexs
co-ner.~Uallas News.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31


Keep = supply Of asbestus paper In
your kitchen. II the oven Is too hot
and the cake likely to burn at the top.
put sheet OF the paper on the CRATE
over the tin. II there Ia danger Of
burning at the bottom, put a sheet un-
der the tin.
Sunshine h destructive to mirrors.
Il causes the glass to assume milky
appearance, and the mirror win never
b % clear again In spite OF whatever
h done to Il
Vegetables grown above ground
should be cooked In sailed water,
while those grown below should bs
cooked In fresh wqter.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-10-31

and indIstinc3. pearson's Weekly.
Crushed ky Eeecrer.
Henry Ward Beecher was once APP
preached by young man who con-
sidered himself very clever.
"Do you know. Mr.. Beecher." said
hc. i've been thinking that I would
settle down Now. Ike your preach
ing. but when | 30 10 your church and
see such men as old s. and Others.
grasplng skina!nss and hypocrites TO
the core. sitting there In full member
ship. why. the thing IL Just little too
much for me. and really" he added,
Il cannot join"
well. you're right" said Mr.. Beech
er. Every church has such men, and
fancy Plymouth Is not free from
them. and until you spoke I have al
ways wondered why the good Lord
permitted II. Now understand"
"Ah." gurSlcd the young fellow. II
am glad I have thrown light on tho
question. What strikes you as the
reason. Mr.. BeecherT
at Is permitted I'm order to keep just
such fools as you out Of the churches"
Kipliug's Democratic Ideals.
Kipling was not made the poet laure-
ate Of England, although the majority
of his readers felt that he richly de-
served the honor. There Is a notion
among the people that these honors
rarely 20 to the deserving ones, and for
that very reason kipling's admirers re-
ceived with skepticism the ruiEor that
their hero Is 10 be awarded the Nobel
prize for idealism In literature. Kip
ling Is an unmistakable apostle OF real
ism. But yet he appeals to the imag-
nation when he takes his heroes from
the common herd.
II IL true that Kipling shows hin
characters as they are, with all their
unloveliness left bare. He sometimes
leaves It to the reader to supply the
uplifting tone. sometimes makes his
character strive, however vaguely. AFT
e. the ideal and. again. discloses his
own passion for loftier conception
Of life than truth to nature as It exists
today will allow him to portray. And
he goes to the bottom ranks Of society.
to pick out types worth writing about.
seldom wrenchlng truth to make them
worth reading about.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-25
Geit iiber 60 eSaFren

idon turroe W9rs. @insIotD's Sootb.
ing-SDrltp BON Weillionen ton geiit.
tern beirn 8abnen Der &inoer ange-
menoet. 8irit 9u i'm Sdlafe our6
oos S9reien zines &inoes geitort,
oo5 i'm 3abnen lit un6 Dor S6neraen
peint? @enn 10, laiie iofort cine
SIai9e bon DWfrs. @inslotD's Sootb-
ing-Gprup" bclet. Setn @ert lit
unbe5oblbor. @s miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen Iofort 2inoerltng peridaf.
fen. 8erloBt eu6 oarauf, Wtiitter,
es iIt fein 3meifeI oariiber. @s beilt
0iorrboe, reguliert BEN Magen uno
ole geiereil. beieitigt 8ino-&oIif, err
pei6t oen @aumert berbtnoert @nt-
8iinollng ltno Itdrft oas gan5e SD.
item. ,Wtrs. @insIotp's Sootbine
Spr4p" fir 5abnen0e &inoer lit an.
genebm i'm 8ei6n1of; bas &e5ept
ltamn1t bon etnen Der 6eiten tpeibli-
den gler5te in ben Ser. Staoten. Sc
lit BET alien 9ruggiIten in Der ganaen
Belt 5u baben. 9reis % Gents per
SIofde. aouft 1ti6ts anoeres ols
,Wfrs. @insIow's Sootbine Spritp. "
@arqntiert urter Der 5000 onb
Drugs 9(tte, 80. SUM- 1906, SeriaI
ghtnlmer 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-25

not angeoronete 8erbuftrng 9tolis
mioerrufe. Sic fonn bos, penn lte
oem ungeflogten Minilter oos 93e6t
5ngeItebt> feline 6unftionen ols 9e=
putierter ausii6en. SSSn Ser it5iliant=
i6en Staot 5raponi bot cine golfs=
berlantmlune itottgefunoer, an Ser
5ebntauienb Meni6en teilnabmen,
uno in Ser bel6lofen muroe, cine
oiesbe5iiglihe 9eputotion on oie De-
putierterfonmer 5u ri6ten, 0oii
miro, lpie cine 0epei6e aus gfon1
meloet, itreng belpa6t, 90 nton einen
8lndtberluh befurdtet.
Ser ruIiii6e Suiti3nliniiter bot,
mie cine 9epei6e aus ct. 8etersburg
meloet, oie 0uma arfgeforoert, ibre
3ultimmun9 5u Ser Gerboftun9 meb-
rerer 9eputierten 5u gebell oon1it tie
tpegen angebli6er bo6berrdteriI6er
Sanolungen pro5eIiiert peroen fonlt=
ten.
Sbeo0or Bertram, ein befann-
ter oeutl6er Spernl1nger, Ser boupt-
iadlid in 8oener'i6en Spern Ser
porrogenoes Ieiitete, bot in 8apreutb
Selbitnnoro begangen. Ser Gram
iiber ben 8erlult ieiner Srou, Oie
ietner5eit beim S9iffbruf oes 9am=
piers Berlin" ont Soof ban Sol
lono ertronf, ideirt i'm in oen Soo
getrieben 5u baben.
@ie aus Sopannob geneloet
miro, lit Die 8olfs5dblung, Die 5u=
gleid cine &egiltrierung Ser itim1n-
bere6tigten 81bler mar, in gon5
Cuba beenoet. Dalnit ii1o ebrli6e
@oblen moalid gemadt mto man
bofft iest beitinnt, ooB Die Selbit=
regierung unb l1nabbangigfeit Ser
SSniel balo pieber bergeiteQt meroe.
8ie 8olfs5dblung miro ipabri9einlih
cine 8eoolferune BON atpei MiGionen
fir Die SSSniel feItitellen. Son oieien
iino 100000 6remoe, oie nift itinrn-
berehtigt iino.
9lus 2onoon miro genleloet,
SdloB 8inoior, in Dem ii6 ipdbreno
Der lebten 8o6en ein 10 groBartigeS
geieaidoftlihes 2eben entlpifelte, iei
5ur 3eit gan5 berooet. Der &aiier
lei auf Der SnieI 8igbt, Die &oiierin
uieoer in 0euti6lano, oas ipollil6e
&oniespaar lei In 8elbed gbbeD uno
&0nig Gomaro lei nod Sngeitre Saa
gum 8eiud beg Carl Of SbrensburD
gereiit.
@ie in Berlin befonnt gegeben
lit, miro Die Hei6sreeierltng 8epiIli-
gung zines 0a6tragsfreoits bon
100000 fir Elm neues 2ufti6iff
berlangen, bas @raf Zeppelin i9Ieu-
nigit bmuen iea, Inn beim eriten Gin
treten giinitiger 8itterung i'm font
member Som1ner nit tpeiteren Ser
fu6en an5ufangen, Der 8etrag ioa
ben 100000, Die bereits arf oenl
@tat oes Reidsamts bes Snnern
iteben, bin8ueefugt tperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-11-25
Eeras.

Der Sbeoter-Streit in Dallas,
bel bem es fi6 Inn Die 5rage banoelte,
OBJ elm geipiifes Sbeater arn Sonntag
8orftelluneen geben oiirfe ODER ni6t,
uno Der bon Dem Setter oes Sbeoters,
einem Manne namens MnfenfuB, in
oie 8unoeseeri6te getragen mar, bot,
pie man iidb niht anoers oenfen
fonnte. 81 l1neunIten bes Sbeater-
letters geenoet. 8unoesri6ter Mteef
bat iein @elud Inn einen @inbaIts-
befebl, ourd ben Die itdotii6en 8e-
BORDEN bon Dallas perbiroert meroen
iollten, ii6 In Die Sbeater =9lngeIegen<
beit 5u miiden, runotpeg abeeipielen.
NufenfuB min ongeblid appeGieren.
Der Sbeater-0ireftor Muden-
fuB in Dallas bot om Sonrtog pieoer
5pei 8orltellungen eegeben, trotoem
oas 8unoesgeri6t ii9 am Gage por-
Der gelpeigert batte, i'm gegen oie
9alaier 8eboroen gu iAiiben.. @r
uno ietne &ngeiteaten ipuroen au6
prompt 5tpeimol perbaftet, Die 8or-
itellungen muroen ober bis gum @noe
gegeber.
SSSn Guero ltarb 6rarl Catherine
Bauer, Die @attin bon @nton Bauer.
- Mus SouIton miro Ser Sob bon
Srieori9 9lrenbs, am 9roDs 9apon
nobnboft, genteloet. SSn @ictoria
itarb sSrou g8. 8. gllbre6t uno in
S6ulenbure sSeroinono 6. 8olters.
DEM &ontroftor 9. SO. 8icton
in &ofport lit Die ausfiibrung Ser
SSettp-arbeiten in glrnnlas 8oB ii6er-
trogen tpor6en.
- @abreno ein nit Sol8 belooe-
ner uno BON bier Mauleieln ge3ogener
8agen iiber Die glmcreef.griide bel
2apernio fubr. bro6 Die Bride su-
lan1ruen unb @ogen, @iel un0 sSubr-
mann itiir8ten ungefabr 25 SUB tiei
ms @oIier birltnter, Merfpiiroiger
8eiie muroen meoer Der Monn nod
oas @eipann perlebt, au6 Der @agen
lit mr wenig bei6aoigt moroen.
aferbau-9ommiildr Wtiluer in
Guitin iogt, nod oen allergiiuItigIten
abihGbungen miro iid Die oiesidb.
rige 8nlmluoaernte unieres Staotes
uuf 2,506,720 8allen beIQufen
gto6 0ieier glbi6dbupg pGren iebi
erit 68.2 Bro5ent gegitult.
Der in &ameron gefiibrte BRO.
3eB gegen Or. 9f. 8. gtelpton, ser
angeflagt mar, Sbeooor &oritmam
IN 8nfboltS getotet 81 babeu, bat nrit
Der 6reiIprehung 0es 9tngeflagter
geeuoet
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Giieubabn= =Jabrplan.
g. 81. & 81. q. 8ahu

uSnob @rodet"s3ug mad Soniton, @aIbefton,
Beaumont uno Orange. &bfabrt 8 11br abenbs,
slnfunft 1855 ntoreens.
9sa1 aerrebiqe, abfnbrt $50 ntoreens, I'm.
fnnft bort 11.30. @bfabrt bon @errbiue ubr
nn9mittags, 9lnfunft in @an Mntonto 7.5O
abenos gtnr 5amitu9s mad &errbiue: 4 l15r
na6mittaes. 8iGTabrt bon bart Waontaes 5. f,
ntor9ens, aHfunft in @an slntonio $50 mor.
gems.
9sa9 gnero, goafurt, Souiton. @aIbefto1,
9ibbtngs, SodoaIe, Cameron unb gSoco, Mb.
fabrt 8.45 bormittaes. anfrnft 11br morgens.
gac1 geebille, Corpus gbriitt, NIice Wsatbis,
Qronfns QaB, &odport, 2tbfabrt 1.5o na6s
nj. TAGS unb 1lbr n6enbS. Mntunft 7.55
morgers utto 1.50 nabmittaes
9a9 SaIfnrtas, aIbfabrt 1lbr abenbs. aln,
fuTft 7.55 rtoreens.
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Gr fGmpfte bet @ettnsbura.

0abio Barter bon Sapette, g. g.,
Ser in oer S6la6t einen SUB berlor,
idreibt: agor nebrererl Sobren Iitt
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