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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY or NEW HANOVER
Ia the Superior Court
Before the Clerk.
red Z Poison. Louie ] Poisson Du-
BrHtz Poisson. Lup Anna Poisson.
Infants snder t~~enty-one yeare Of
G wac appear By their next @snd
e II. EnApbs-
zDs y I>e. widow. Guitar Lee ana
wife. sad,e Lee. Betsay Guitar Brad
10y. widow. FrA! - Poisson AID
wife wife. Fannie Ernpic PotDsn.
By virtue ard wv pursuance OF . de-
rec % the Superior court OF New
{anevsr County made In the sSeV
nt.tlsa cause. tn. undersigned. the
80 ~aIpointcd therein. wsh
s,Puday. tb~ l7th Cay ~ JasuRry
a. =. 1895. At 1" O'Clock VI. cUpe>e
er Ak. " th- highest h!dder. fcs
ash. Of pubue auction. at the Court
Ieass door OF sntd County OF New
Hanover. TIA following describes land
nd premk~~~ -tuPte In IN" cry or
Wilmington aud courd>l AZ folls 49,:
eeginniEF at n point where tho was-
ern Inc 81 SeCCnd stree i~nt-~e~ct-
me northern Inc OF walnut street.
uns thence .ast~urdly along the nor
hern line ~ walnut street one hun
r-d ana thirty $500 feet. thonse
noT,hwerdly parallel with second
street .ixty-Fiy $50 feet. thence west
wardly and pe-allcl with walnut
street one hundred and thirty (l3ep
feet 10 the eastern line ~ ScConi
street: thence along tho said Inc ~
Second stree; southwa-ily SO feet
tn TIE beginning. tho s7n' hoInS n
part OF lot ; N block 80 according TO
the ornc.a plan or the cts ~ will
minEton.
This ISth day % December. 1907.
GEO II. HOWELL
dec II set commissioner.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
Messenger Bureau,
Raleigh, December 3.

Governor Glenn has received the
pay rolls OF me second u Third res
iments from this state. for service
in camp during the war with Spain.
and he is now ready K make payments
TO all claimants upon proof Of identity.
4 charter is granted TO Hackney
Bros, Of Charlotte, to do a genera.
plumbing business, the capital stock
being $780, 90 authorized
It has been said that some OF the
republicans are preparing TO make a
campaign next year on the issue or
railway passenge. rates in case al
extra session of the legislature IS
called and dispose of hat matter.
Governor Glenn pardons Calvin W.
Westmoreland, who escaped from the
p~enitentiary several years age while
serving a five year term for stealing
a m~oonshine still in Forsyth county.
A reward was as usual offered for
him and he was spotted in Stokes
county and brought back to the pen
itentiary. He had lived very respect
ably in Stokes county where his wifi"
lad joined him. Many people in For
syth urged Governor Glenn 10 pardon
the man who made the claim that the
still was his own
It is said by butchers here that pork
is very scarce in this section just now
They are getting it from Richmond
and it is bringing 10 cents per pound.
TIo-a --~ L~4~ eD1yo- Inrl-r,,nto~
| cases this year in this district than in
a score Of years, but the clerk Of the
| court thinks the money trouble will
cause an increase in the number.
All through this section quantities
Of cotton are being held. Ginners
have a lot of it. Farmers seem to
be in no hurry to sell.
At noon today Edenton Street Meth
| odist church was filled with people.
| to witness the marriage of Miss Pearl
| Dixon, daughter of State Auditor Dix
| on, to Mr.. William L. Balthis, of Gas
| tonia. A very large party of relatives
of the contracting parties were pres
ent, among them being Rev. and Mrs.
| Plato Durham, Mr.. and Mrs. R. L.
i Durham, Mr.. B. F. Dixon, Jr., Mr..
Arthur Dixon, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J.
| Durham, Misses LOttie Blake and
| Lollie Ray and Misses Elizabeth and
| Evelyn Balthis, the latter Of Balti-
| more
To-day there were yet more visitors
to the late lamented di%spensary, some
| Of these coming from out Of town.
| Some went merely to see how the old
| ra1ce locked out Of curiosity, but not
a few did not know that it had been
! closed forever, and great was their dis
| appointment when they discovered that
there was nothing doing and no longer
could the white corn or the red rye
be procured. Some of the people here
in town have said that the whiskey
sold at the dispensary was poor stuff;
not half so good as that which the
saloons used to sell All the liquor
left in thu place, worth speaking OF. Is
Of the moe expensive sort, and this
will be sold in bulk, after a conference
between ~thetevenue officers and tbs
city officials. as retailing is not per
mitted, under any Of the regulations
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31

no eyer. there will be a thunderstorm
al? Kill me off before night, and SO l
WAL. to talk to you a little. You
wouldn't want me to die without say
jnE anything, would you"
3lr. Dolby didn't answer the ques-
ti0li He was looking at an old picture
of his grandfather and counting the
horn buttons on his coat.
81 told you that l was going Owe to
Mrs. Gays" continued Mrs. Dolby as
she stretched out In a more comforta-
BILE position, and I went. l had asked
her for the nutmeg crater. and we
had talked about the high price of
eggs, when I suddenly observed tears
I'm her eyes. I thought mebbe her Sis
ter in Ohio was dead, but when l
asked her about it she put her arms
around me and asked:
"'Mrs. Dolby, can you bear to hear
some awful, terrible news?
"I told her that I could. | have been
hearing awful, terrible news for the
last thirty years and have got used to
IL. Then she went on to tell me. She
hadn't meant to say a word, but her
conscience wouldn't let her keep things
to herself any longer. Are you listen
ing to me, Samuel?"
Samuel was. He ever had a bit of
curiosity to know what was coming,
but he turned to the photograph of his
grandmother and uttered no word.
Samuel and Re Gate.
"a month ago, samuel the gate fell
down, and you had tc~take.out ope OF
the posts and put in a new 6Re. That
was the day was over to Mrs. John
sons quilting bee. Mrs. Gay d5SR,t go
She was preserving some peaeesS &c
couldn't leave 'em. She wanted mare
sugar and was going down to the
store to get some, when, just as she
was passing you, you stepped back
ward into the post hole and went dowr
clear to your hip. You got a jar anc
broke both ~suspenders. You didn''
know that there was anybody within
forty rods of you. and you let out
Poor Mrs. Gay couldn't remember tht
half you said, put the other half wa:
enough. I came home with my bloot
like ice. When ] looked at you ant
thought of you saying them words
iust tainted dead away"
Mr.. Dolby was still looking at tina
photograph. He started to smile grim
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
The Retort Courteous,

At the terminal Of an up the state
railroad n day last week a conduct
or was making a verbal report to the
general manager. Among the things
that he reported was that his train
had struck a bear on the way in.
WAS it on the track?" asked the
general manager.
No" replied the conductor. The
train had to go in the woods after
him."-Philadelphia Ledger.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31

All my frienIs say / made a mis-
take in marrying YOU" cried the
shrewish beauty. We were never
meant for each other. for you're just
as dife-eLt from ne as YOU can be-"
"Ah." retor-ed her husband, you
fatter me- Houston Post.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
The Only WAY.

NV h,,f sells me doctored veal,
NJ man sells me clinkered coal,
NJ sells me moldered meal,
w. pr stints the breakfast roll,
NV ler sells me weakened hoch,
WwEfher tinctured chemic wines,
er sells me watered stock
sposted shares in sailed mines.
uln / make both ends to meet
thus these rogues my wealth pur.
in
- ] practice like deceit
pay their claims with tainted coin
Arthur Guiterman In Judge.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
All That Money Can Buv.

Family Friend-There is Miss Pedi-
gree, who is such a society belle. She
has so much aplomb.
Mr.. Comeup-Then my girl must get
some too. She's got to have every
thing gofng.-Baltimore American.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
TALKS BY MRS, DOLBY
Hubby Listens to Another of Her
Interesting Conversations
THOUGHT SHE WAS DYING.
That Was How She Felt During q
Painting Spell, but 1t Didn't Fsaze the
Deacon Any amuePs Experience
With a Cow.

copyright, 1907. by I. C. McCiure.I
Deacon Dolby was digging potatoes
fn the garden the other afternoon and
stopping occasionally to throw a stone
on a clod of earth at a hog that was
hunting for a hole in the fence to get
i'm when Mrs. Dolby called to him from
the back steps:
Samuel! I have got to run over to
Mrs. Gays for a few minutes to see
why she hasn't brought my nutmeg
crater back. I shall want 1t in making
a custard pie for supper. Mrs. Gay Is
one of the best women in the world,
but she never thinks Of returning any
thing she borrows."
Deacon Dolby looked up and nodded
his head, and his wife departed on her
errand and was absent half an hour.
When she returned she came out to
where he was still bringing the pOta-
toes out Of til" ground, n without
50 ling Il word she keeled over in the
dir and rolled MP her eyes n in
dU.4ed in three or four ~cOnvulsive
kic1-s. The deacon didn't seem in the
let &urDri ed. He stopped and lifted
h nlc side az! dug three more hills
o. ~.e'nes. Then, as she had not re-
O.; . r0M~s"icu~r--S. he picked her
y ar-"~ ANA IrTied her into the
l. Ii:I hn~ Gown on the lounge.
] ~ Linz oct the camphor bot
f.. ,'~@N ,~ati" in her face. On
t ~ =. -. .'pwr at the stand
J. ~T-:.y AZ liked W the family
- ii i~":-" e." JOCK through 1t. \.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
PROGRESS.

Towne-Old Skinner declares he does
all he car 10 further the natural prog
ress OF ali men.
BroWne-Ies, bis idea OF natural
progress is 10: rich men to get richer
and poor C-eI nooTer.-Catholic Stand
ard and Tines.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31

DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
aferd quick relief for all forms OF
kidney and bladder trouble. A
weeks treatment Csc. Sold by r.
r.. Rcalany.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
The Main Tn9.

professm-Young M, what to your
mind represents the Ieatest problem
Of the ra1esi
Stydent ga RstracteNlo PICK III
'wfnner,-Baltimore fer'can'
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL

Money Ready for Soldiers OF Spanish
American War-Marriage at Eden
ton Stect N. E Cnurch-Other
News Notes.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
WITH A

It need not re. expensive unless you
choose. We will show yOu designs
that We are prepared to execute at
cost which YOU yourself shall decide
Why not start the New ear with an
order for q monument ard the salts
faction derived from q knowledge OF
a duty we'll done? Call at SO North
Front street.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1907-12-31
WRITE THE RECORD

OF your affection for those gone be-
fore In enduring stone. The least You
can do to show your love is to mark
the sleeper's abode
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-03
Rrrurrs srooNrn AND nEvEnrDGE.

ryndan who represented the Fonenth district OF No
the capital with eleven
thousand dollars which salary and perQuses
his election,
A the statement OF S'h
ueyerdge salary OF Ave thousand
year In thirty thousand rolnrs year very
ordinary outlay" 10 establishment here
nightmare IN which he ianed oNlh VII
AFFORD 10 RUN THE GOVERNMENT and he
In white and Ia Appeons magazine
Now Mr. that only man i've on
thousand other
perauyios but NICE LITTLE FORTUNE OUT OF III
RISIDES
seventy dollar Beerdge aud he did not wear
dress suit Tor dinner,
SOCIAL CArE,S.
lie dtd 90 to he Wilards atorward
lat home hanQues pink teas
nor take visiting o the club
mE IVFD MopISTN A BOARDING HOUSE AND DiD his
CLERICAL WORK.
lie the capitol and by leaving his large
family npped the social aspirations OF the
women kind and we'd himself trouble aud money,
lie hundred that he might have paid clerk
and by selling good Investments With the
none he maintained his family,
lie enough 10 wear as good bed as no
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-03
Abraham cowley.
THE ART or WALKING.
GOOD

practice of yagabondase
which we'll the most innocent OF pas
In danger of falling into aoeyanee
,pnys Bliss carman In Tho Delneator for April
ridiculous manner OF walking ana
then another year almost thinks worth "he
10 to wal normally
THERE CAN UNIFORM FASHION OF GOOD WALKING
The normal caprice but of r lends se
40 the infinite varieties becomes I'm each instance
preSsve recognize MAN Bf HIS GAIT
VOICE
THE FIRST REQUISITE GOOD WALKING ~ GOOD PolsE
II the body poised point of It's motion the motion
itself must bo good.
The process which described as series OF @
OF falls and ecoyeres so IN
enay merged that there fall ends and tho
recovery begins -. .. .
IN WALKING A CONTINUOUS STATE OF UNsrABIl
EQUILIBRIUM
gradually position to another yet are never out o
poiao.
We are playing gravity,
good walker spins beneath his feet acrobat
circus his a barrel or painted ball
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-03
NOT JEALOUS OF MIR. DAvEY.

Editor is continually trying TO put the editor o l
Journal in of being Jealous OF Hon FRANK u
As brother newspaper man, the head of family ana p |
cr the editor OF The Capital Journal HAS sNMfAlmA"
DANEN. u,,, \
lie has always supported when he was ean
has cut out mean things said by other But Gee'
The daily retegatlon by the Capital journal tha' " m
have made much better legislator than Frank pa'y aa
cause him to finally believe himself T. Geer IN
We challenge produce such eNpres ~ u n
The editor of paper consider personal m'
CUsSIoN OF PUBLIC MATTERS. ,s.s,,v
II an editor feels he has keen still about NH0e % - 10
cause some personal friend happens speaker he has
and un-pubic-spirted feeling. -, css8ss
so out, Bro. GeeT, and come down 10 tnpN
OF PUBLIC QUESTIONS THAT ARE INVOLVED ,~,ss 4
As candidate the legislative nomination AZ - ~ vy
spring the editor Capital Journal kept out " hs
Office for personal purposes or any way n -
The Capital Journal mpersona out-spoAen, buss
sought endorsement OF organization h"t oruL
,en No erappled the live wires declared for one w 80
TRIED TO KEEP No ONE IN THE DARK As III " VIZ osusas
Furthermore combination with no one " . ,.s,o
he had been nominated he would have been fought ~
machine Just he at the primary! , ,hs nadia
The editor of this paper courted the opposou VINO W
tan because he consderes MACHINE ,a,u
POLITICS FOR HIMSELF AND FOR Hls ffliN oov.ENNka
lar STA ANDPoINT AS THE WORST FOE OF ""0' ..I -
The failure and downfall Of city, county s'"' ,.ong -
ment in every is due to the senshh ,fSE PO
and short-sghtedness and DIsLOYALTY oF s.iai ~
These are the ideals that Capital journal @ ss
an impersonal manner at all times II believes sort -
and whoever carries them into eneet has our '
WITHOUT EVEN ASKING FOR IT - ,,,s garsf-
The political crime OF American peop" @~ @~ pubuf 90.
broad sense OF the word-playing politics nor -
but for onca power to be beneht the ss ~ -
or some favored corporation. Men who PiaS p
benefits are traitors party and to the p''f'"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-03
IT Is WORTH REMEMBERING.

gosslps permanent Jobs
That love may be out must be wise to grow
THAT FOOL NEVER FOOLISH BUT THAT HE MAY TEACH
ANOTHER FOOL SOMETHING.
That poor cltespcct sense OF enjoyment
fine art
expressed In l'''S &" tue
cpent OF the donor
That apabny Importance others but that a
dispenslbily attaches to
friendship which genuine may invariably be recognized IN
Il $ neither Jealous selfish
be condemned than
ance he rich know better
THAT INTELLECTUAL WORTH IL CLEARLY SHOWN IN
THE COMPLETE AND ACCURATE KNOWLEDGE OF ONES OWN
ABILITIES.
medocry provided be preserving aompshes more 'han NJ
ful tale an still
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-03
rHE MAN WHO DON'T ADVERTISE.

this yo the business man who does
ADVERTISE
advertise simply because his grandfather did
not, oughtto O breeches and
ADVERTISE BECAUSE 1T COSTS
MONEY SHOULD QUIT RENT FOR THE SAME REASON.
advertise because he tried II and failed
hould away because the light went out
d1 advertise because doesn't know how HIM
self ought eating because he cook
because somebody said did not
pay because the ancient said it
dat"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-03
SON or daughter EVEN INTO THE HOMES OF THEIR OUS|

about daughter EVEN INTO THE HOMES OF THEIR Oal
Yet in society and the demands of this age has
been possible They to school, into business Into
try.
demands that nrench the sacred home mhun
much stand against unguded ana alone
While and developed by rude eonaa
the world many SWEPT DOWN IN THE CURRENT AND fh
For the father who has experienced such loss M
think and feel only the profoundes sympathy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-03
TIMBER GROWS FAST.
tAlmon Il. CLARK in Toledo Roporterl

(Amon Il. Clark n Reporter)
that
commercial value Timber cruisers
nt growth before there
Today oompet!
every
railroad station.
Ties worth so
o n be
ping Is nimlable This
coast
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-03
R.R.Ryan Go
SAC State ST.
May Settle Ice Company FIN,

Chicago, April S.-The sdiosfr
meeting Of the KnickerbOckg /
company is being held today. AL
junction obtained BY the nlaor|
interests to prevent the voting
the majority stock held by he va
ern Ice company, precluded 4 Qu|
um while II was In force. Tiers
however, a report that an lnlil|
settlement will be reached TO-DAY.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-03
FMYsELF.

This only grant me, that my means may lie
Too low for envy, for contempt too high
Some honor / would have
Not from goods deeds, but good alone;
The unknown are better than III known;
Rumor can open the grave
Acuuaintance would have, but when { depends
Not on the number but the choice of friends.
Books should, not business entertain the light
And sleep as undlsturbed death, the night.
My house a cottage more
Than palace and should fitting be
For all my use, no luxury.
MY garden painted Ger
with Natures hand, not Arts; and pleasure yield
sIorace might envy in his Sabine field.
Thus would double my life's fading space;
FOR he that runs II we'll twice runs his race.
And in this true delight,
These unbought sports, this happy state
a would not fear wish, my fate;
hut boldly says each night,
Tomorrow let my his beams display
or In clouds hide them; have lived today
Abb
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-03
rnr REFERENDUM on THE rNHfi'''

The Graagers Of Linn county, in spite o. ,s gas -
to them by the president OF the state Sc Uuss
the referendum on appropriation Tor - oP IT.
THERE Is No WAY To TALK THEN o. 80 Fsd- -,
There are many reasons why this is oehs apa an3 ~ -
the fact that aat sum of s25Oooo vas 30
organi1ed 70 secure the amount without srFFoA
THE UNIVERSITY HAS 100000 hi ma
THIS .-,.,v,, sas tfn~
The machine which dominated the lss'''''-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-03
rnr sonnow on -MR. ANp was. JANIS.

There sympathy the
death OF their son. Roscoe.
20 feel
AS DEEPLY WIRE THEIR OWN.
When boys girls and and
the could always side
What Of the influence
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-03
...CAPITAL JOURNALS EDITORIAL PAGE.
Spring Cleanup

House. ? lots. ? block, -.
carline, $500. 'n nss
House, 4 lots, 2 bloch,
sarline, $3.50. "'n ns1|
GOOD . room house and : -. ]
blocks from carlIne, s1sso
Good Z room house and Il ~.
blocks from carline, s27Oe 'a
Good s room house .o.
lots in frluit, good barn. ana !,
improvements, on carliue s asa.
Fine block Of ground in cs.,.
and Loganberries bearing .s, s...'
$500. '--p
$45O. =
House and lot on 22nd and a.
view. $500.
House and lot on 2ist and n,
view, S400.
House and 9 lots on sla ana ~
meketa, $500.
Good house and 2 lots on l,,,.l
Ave. $500.
A beautiful home on State NJ.
with lots Of fruit, good houw. ~
horse and buggy, ETC., $4,000.
Some fine orchards in he MS
5, 10. 20, 40. go and 50 acre, Ho,l
in South Salem for sale. Hons,
rent or trade for outside pnpsr
Fire, life, accident insurance a
pays promptly Its losses.
Notary work. Money to lo,,
any and all business In our IN,
R.R.Ryan &Cd
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-03

that the President himself cannot get any more
than that -, -,
Senator been answered and while he ana many
his colleagues genius for economy the
ea cannot dollars may be MADE
cover all the capital and leave some besides
TO a day
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-01
Die @ereine iollten bclfcn.

Tas SbeotersG omite eriidt bic belit-
.iden 8ercine in cinem &nl1o'
Idyrci6en nm lire Witbiilfe, 0oS
bcnprIte6enoe beutide @altipiel
Sit einem Grfolg 5lt MADDEN.
Gos Sbeotcr.Gomite bcs rllnab,
bGngigen 9iirgerpercins" miro beute
ods folgenoe Hunoihreibcn al Die
belitlhcn &ereine Der Stdot icnoen:
II. Sonuor 1907. - Nn ben Sc.
fret1r. @ertbcr Ser! Sem nllnob'
bdllgigen 9iirgcrperein" lit es &C.
luneen, fir Wontog, ben "A. Sanltor,
Elm @oitipiel ser Sanfc'ihen Eruppc
pom G6ilooelp6io Geutid)en Sbeotcr
su orrol;gircn. 9aS before 2uitipiel
in orci 9ffteit bon Sron5 S6ontban
uno 8oppel Gafelo oRcnoiiionce"
fomnlt 5ur au%fiiibrula 1uonrit Ocnl
9altinlDrer Yublifun @elegenbcit
gebptcn miro, Die eriten arGfte Der
Y6ilooelpbier beutl6cn 9ilbne feil-
nell 81 %lerlter. Der @%iirgerperein BE-
obiidtigt, wcitcre Sprlteuungen fol-
gen 81 loiien, 0od) bongt bies gall5
BON Scr 9ctbeiliguig 0es BiublifumS
ob, uno INN aud) nad Oieier Settle
cinen @rfolg 81 lidcrt, erilld)cn mir
I'M Sbre gefGllige Witbiilfe, uno
5por boburdb, onB Sic Die beigelegten
Girfulore inter ben MitglieOern
Sores Gereins pertbeilcn, cntpeber
in Sen Seriammlungen ooer nit ben
ndd}lten oiis5uicnoenocn 9efonnt.
ma6ungen. Iamit eripeiien Sic
Sbrcn Mitglieoern einen 9ienit nto
Dem 9%iirgcrpercin cine @ei1aigteit.
Sbnen bierfiir perbinblid)it bnilfenb
rnb Slid sum neilcn Sabre min
i1enb, perbleibcn mir gdJtulgspol
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Sic geiesune Ser Iolcn in bem
5lir Ilffiibrung 9elongc1beit SuIt.
lpiel yMcnoiiiaree" lit luie folgt:
Wordeia @enaro Die Soniapclli,
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gitorino, ibr Sobn, 6onnp @enalop
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Ilb. Sdrober
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Soletta, oererl Nid)te, Warie Sbolcr
MirrQ Gmilic SdlOrfclD
Srt ultb 3eit:
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S%ubrbnnoerts.
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mo % Gcnts. 9iqetc iiltO llnd) Mon.
tag beit Z. Sanunr, Bel I%lbougD'S,
Nr. 100, 9soro.G borlcs eStroBc, 81 cr-
Daltelt.