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AS AN INVESTMENT.
Purchase of a Two-Family Apart
ment House.

The Moore Il Hill Real Estate Com
pany has sold for John NJ Henderson to
Prof b. MarniX of Charlestown, W. Va.
the property 1145 7 street northwest.
This is a two-family apartment house.
one of a row erected several years ago
by Mr. Henderson. The purchase was
made for inveS tment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-11
Amendment to Bylaws.

An amendment to the bylaws was
adopted providing that committees rep.
resenting each of the citizens associa.
tions i'm the District may be formed with
In the Chamber of Commerce when at
least five members of the associations
desiring to form such committees are
members Of the chamber This section
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-11

Theodore Englebreck. seventy years of
age. and his wife Anna. seventy-tive years
of age, were found dead in their room in
Chicago at the home of their daughter.
Mrs Anna Bostrum yesterday. Death
had been caused by asphyxiation by il
Illuminating gas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-11
Trimmed Hats Reduced to S3.Q8.
Not One Was Less Than Sc. 20

Don't touch'-such sign would offend Think Of IN.
s.sn- Do'i' maui he latter sign would be too
strong hint of visitors These hats reduced
to S.. o. proof of statement
OSC straw la's none or r.
nd
VI 'ooue
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
NORTHEAST HARRoR.

Mrs. Etvin Reed visited Mr. Reeds sis
ter ~ Somesviile recently.
The Rebckahs had an entertainment
and dance Thanksgiving eve.
A series Of meetings has been held in
Union church the past week,
James Butler has moved to the Kimbali
cottage, where he is caretaker.
The deer hunters have returned, some
with two deer and some with none.
Lester Smith and family spent Thanks
giving with his sister, Mrs. F. G. Bartlett.
Mrs. Linnie Stanley, who is in Portland
for medical treatment, sends encouraging
letters about her condition.
Rev. Mr.. Hargrove has been quite III Tor
the past few days. Mrs. Hargrove has
also been III, but is much improved.
Ansel Manchester, who has been very
i'll, has 20 tar improved as to 60 with his
family TO Waterville, where they Sin
spend the winter.
Nov. q. D.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
ELLSWORTH, MAINE.

perfectly solid bridge OF diameter OF
from i've feet to two at the smaller end.
Trees OF considerable size have grown mp
around it from the bed Of the canyon,
some Of them considerably higher now
than the fallen tree 10 long. Over the
trunk of the petrified monster they throw
. welcome shade TO the birds which gather
for miles around to sit on the stony trunk
during the heat Of the day.
This tree is q considerable distance from
the Arizona petrified forest, and is one Of
the wonders Of the great desert state. It
is considered quite probable by miners
who have seen the tree that its interior
portions are practically solid agate, as are
those OF the other petrified trees Of
Arizona, but no one has been venture
some enough to cut into the great, natural.
archaeological bridge to find out.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02

NRS. HARVEST HoCHM,rrp =.
AVA Maple 81, Des MoIne. ~.
wFitsss s'1wo yssrs ago our mn ~
S1enmnnb was taken down with 49,
fever. He look cold with IL. and !.
stead Of the sruptions cominr = :.
surface they affected his iunra ~
stomach. For weeks we watches p
his bedside, hardly expecting hin Z
I've from one hour to the next.
"Finslly he became little bett., =,
va able 10 situp. Then he commene.s
70 cough, and in spite OF everythin, 4.
could do he seemed to get worse All a.
time. His coughing spells would ~
until be was completely exhausted. ~
his lungs hurt him great deal. Ever.
body thought he had consumption.
s1One day, while at the drug store, nv
husband saw Peruna almanac Ana
brought Il home. We read In It Der.
fect description OF his case and ~
thought we would try Peruns. We
bought . bottle, quilt everything elss,
and began giving him Peruns.
ssBy the time two-thirds Of the bottls
was used the cough had almost gone,
After he had taken two bottles be w
perfectly cured. He has not seen sick
day since and II . hearty, healthy boy.
1--WE shall always praise Peruss, 70,
Il saved our boys life."
man-s-lin the Ideal Laxative.
Ask your Druggist for Free Peruna
Almanac for 1909.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
Advertisements
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
A Help 's'
n. Health

W. Riplsy, Ne, Sept. a6, 1877; a.
sWe have Ned the tine l., r. -,
woods Dittess Ia our family TOT os ~
thirty years, and think it far super, -
ever 800 Sinesrely yours,
Ma II. G. Name
Every household shouid keep me T w
Il r" Atwood's Bitters on hand. IN ~
stimulating nd cleansing aenon lad
stomach, Ever, bowels and pIoou orn,al
these organs to proceed with n noriec1
reeularity and maintain the ps.arnd
health Of the body. For old ana you Re-.
the Il. F." Atwood's Bitters are
liable remedy. s5c. at druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
DEER ISLE.

Mrs. Mark Pickering, who has been
seriously i'll several weeks, 10 much i'm
proved.
The ladies' aid society will hold its
annual sale and supper at its rooms in the
chapel Dec. Is.
Thanksgiving was passed pleasantly
here, with an unusually large number OF
family gatherings.
Fred Sylvester, who recently returned
from the Maine general hospital, has been
quite i'll since coming home.
Thomas Cole and Miss Elsie Weymouth
were united in marriage Thanksgiving
evening, Rev. c. w. Robinson officiating.
Alfred Joyce and wife, OF Atlantic, who
have been spending week 1t DR.. 8mali's,
left Monday for Portland, where they will
spend the winter.
Capt. William Webb, . former Deer Isle
mackerel fisherman, we'll known in his
day, died at Knightsville Nov. II, aged
about seventy-five years. He leaves .
widow and two sisters-Mrs. Seth #.
Hatch, OF Deer Isle, and Mrs. Thomas r.
Small, OF Portland.
Nov. 30. REX.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
A Huge Petrtf1cation .

What is probably the largest example Of
petri6cation has recently come to atten-
tion in Arizona. 1t consists Of trunk Of q
tree, with branch stubs still intact, which
has fallen across the head Of consider
able car-on and there ''turned to stone".
The huge roots Of the fallen monarch
riss to . height OF eight or ten feet at one
end, while the upper extremity Of the
trunk is buried in the soft formation OF
the land in which IL grew. The trunk is
more than nifty feet long and spans can
yon = least forty feet wide. 1t forms a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
COUNTY NEWS.
~ aAAssss.ss cs~~sy Nsss ~ ssAsv paess
wAIrnAM.

Miss Alice Clough, Of ellsworth Falis,
il visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Mary Haslem and daughter. Mrs.
Ida Jordan, visited relatives in Ellsworth
Monday.
The pie sociable at the hall Saturday
evening was well attended, and fne time
10 reported.
Edward Jordan and family, OF Ellis
worth, are with Mr.. Jordan's parents,
Arvili Jordan and wife. for the winter.
Visitors in town the past week were al
den Morse and wife, Bar Harbor; Charles
Allen and wife, Mrs. Mary Dickey. Hull's
Cove; Minerva Jordan, Ellsworth; Charles
Ashs and wife, EAstbrook; Ella Archer,
Amherst.
The work OF putting the steel ceiling in
the church il completed, and the work.
men have returned home. There was .
deficiency OF e10e.Ss in the fund, which
was made BY r. H., B. f., Herman, Hollis
and w. B. Jordan, Alden and Milton Has
lem.
The following students were home for
Thanksgiving: Miss Marion Jordan,
Vernon Haslem, Pittsheld; Harvey Jor-
dan, Univsrsity Of Maine; Miss Bessis
Jordan, Bucksport seminary; Harvard
Haslsm, Bangor business college, and Gil
man Jordan, Ellsworth.
Dec. I. II.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
SEAL. COVE.

Mrs.. w. J. Harper and son Seth were
in Ellsworth and Bangor on business last
week.
Owen Lurvey, wife and children, Of Bar
Harbor, spent Thanksgiving with Mr..
Lurvey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.. Robbins.
Schooner Marcus Edwards, Capt. E. r.
Sawyer, stone laden. from franklin for
New York, 10 in the harboF. Capt. Saw
yer spent Sunday with his family st South
west Harbor. Mate Charles r. Sawyer, Of
the Edwards, 10 Waiting his mother, Mr..
c. D. Sawyer.
Mrs. Ansei Harper, Of Center, who
last week went to the Maine general hos.
pital, Portland, for treatment, il expected
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02

A London city man recently wrote to q
lawyer in another town, asking for in
formation touching the standing of . per-
SON who had owed the Londoner Q consid-
cradle sum Of money for . long time.
"What property has he that could at
tachT' Was one Of the questions asked.
The lawyers reply was to the point. .sThe
person to whom you REFER" he wrote,
''died year ago. He has left nothing
subject to attachment EXCEPT widow
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02

Hiram What in tsrnation did that
durn clerk mean by givin' us this here
kind OF room? Guess he thinks country
folks don't require privacy. samantha
Why, what's the matter now, Hi? Hiram
Matter? Can't you see there amt no
other door a-leadin' 10 that there bath
room, an natchurally any guest that
wants bath has got to walk through
our roomi
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
SOUTHWEST HARBoR.

John Carroll Il at work It Islesford.
John Walls and son Earl srs home from
s.. Helena for vacation.
Mrs. A. H. Coggins spent last week with
bsr daughter, Mrs. Robbie Norwood, II.
Mrs. john Young and Mrs. Robert tsost
visited their sister 1t Salisbury Cove last
week.
Guy Robinson Is 1t home from Bangor,
where be has been working the past two
months.
Mrs. Mary Lurvey has gone to Camden,
TO spend the winter with her brother,
Howard GiIley.
Miss Charlotte Giliey will leave to-day
for Lawrence, Mass, to visit her aunt,
Mitildia Sugeatt.
Mamie Giipatrick and Laura Tracey
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
Mrs. Mabel Tinker.
Charles Rea, q student At the University
OF Maine, spent the Thanksgiving recess
here and At Northeast Harbor with
friends.
Mrs. Charles Young, who has been ct
the Eastern Maine general hospital at
Bangor to have an abscess removed from
her arm, Is now at home much improved
in health.
Nov. 20. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
To Cut Paper Cost.


ocientists are oeepiy interested IN what
- oeiieveo 70 De means OF manufactur-
ing paper from ground WOOD, IN which
the waste OF mus can Dc used. II sue
oessiui. Inc plan wiii eliminate the cost OF
WOOD specniiy cus ior the manufacture Of
paper pup. Inc pitcn ana resin which
nave heretofore interiered with the use OF
wooo OF TINS character - overcome IN the
new process by 30 treating the pulp that
THESE substances pass on IN vapor ana the
nore 10 recovered by suo,ectinR the mass
TO system OF pressing.
The very much increased cost OF paper
which hAs led many newspapers to in
crease tneir Price or report to the alter
native OF decreasing their size, has
aroused experts 70 study Of means to
reduce the cost Of paper foundation.
Experiments now IN peogrsss indicate
shst the system Of using nil ~ases can b
made success. and that Il viii materially
decrease the price Of paper By iessening
the cost OF the wood from which the hbre
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
REX.
TREMoNT.


Mrs. q. H. Norwood spent ThAnksgiv-
ing with Mrs. Emma Smallidge.
Mrs. Viola Weber, OF Rockland, 10 Wis
ting her father, George B. Galley.
The ladies' aid sewing circle met with
Mrs. Levi G. Rich Wednesday afternoon.
George Billings and wife spent Thurs
day with their daughter, Mrs. Harold
Holmes.
Sidney Wallace and family spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs.. walIsce's parents,
Capt. Winfield 6prague and wife.
CAPT. A. J. Bunksr's house caught firs
one day this week. The inmates had quite
. scare, but assistance vas soon ct hand
and tbs Ere was extin9uished.
Nov. n. KIN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02

through the DIR. Leslie + Keeley 80
tenn u 70 we'll and 50 permanent! sre
tablished by their works thai tisl, I'm, inc
no competitors in the field I hW .hsir
long eince rptired because oil '''e''
numerous relapses). uo;oe
The Keeley Cure il Portland MANN an,
il opened dav and night to receive ~ !
plicants for treatment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02

Nearly all the great geniuses lived and
died poor, but don't run away with the
idea that poverty il : sign Of genius. Al
the late Josh Billings remarked: ut 10
often sign OF natural born laxiness.v
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
EAST BLuEHIIL.

Leon Wescott 10 Ill.
Charles Miller came home last week.
A. B. Leach has moved home from eton-
ington.
A. e. Chamberlain and family will move
to Bloomington this week.
Lnwood Leach and Miss Tiliis Marks,
both Of this place, we're married Wednes-
day evening ct the home Of the bride,
Rev. Mr.. Dunham, Of 6urry, oniciating.
Their many friends wish them much har-
piness.
Nov. 50. n,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
THE LUMBER HARVEST.
Must Use Forests Conservatively o
wait Death Of Industry.

l -
Must Use Forests Conservatively or
wait Death Of Industry.
"Au lumbermen are not wasteful, far
from it." says r. 9. Kellogg, assistant for
ester in the United States forrest ssrvice,
| in speaking about the progress Of forestry
| in this country. "Just the contrary 10
true in many cases, and the number Of
men in the lumber industry awakening to
the necessity OF conserving the country's
forest resources is increasing each day.
Progressive lumbermsn realize that they
must adopt conservative methods or live
to watch the slow death OF their great in
dustry.
"vast stretches Of territory have been
made barren through, Is We think now,
the careless and almost crimal methods OF
the old-time lumbermen. Practically
every section Of the country bears scars
left after he had skinned the land and
left what remained open TO the ravages
OF fire. The waste in the wood was ter
rifle; the mill waste was almost % serious
In many cases the percentage Of tie tree
that was sent to the market In the
form OF lumber was 20 small that would
be ashamed TO mention the figure. II was
considerably less than half.
IAN this, however, was moro tie fault
Of conditions than Of the individual lum-
bermen. While some OF them were with
out dou bt unnecessarily wasteiul, TIE ma
jority operated - economically - they
were able to and sim make . profit. Luin-
Der was cheap, and many times only the
best grades could be sold. Things have
been changing during the last lew Year,,
however, for the timber supply ID dwind
ling and prices OF forest products are ris-
ing to point that permits fuller utiiiaA-
ton of timber.
"Waste has been reduced because condi-
tione now make it profta BILE to uss much
Of the stun that was formerly left in
woods. Improved saw mill machinery is
also playing an important part in the
! matter Of the closer utilization Of the
tree. Better work In the ~oods ION
Of mill v.ste and nrot.ctior ~ t,mhe,
ho,aing~ ,ro,, A., -. eo;rv ,or- 80
tox.,rds conserving onr lowest ,..o.r,..
nonoA th;rk t,,,,, ,h;. ~, -, q -.
ala ;r,s rr,c.,c.. has. 5000 :, g.. al
VITO Arc cnt.;nv our so,..,. =. r-.s;,,
fore.t.rv-no, All nor n.vh. -. M,
,or;tv INIT tn, numhe, !. inc,...;rs ~,
the w;de-.v.ke usn are ,ssrr,r- .hst
con,erv.tive Iumher;n. nv. ,,.c.-..-
sive penn.v,vani. Ann ,.nr,.c.rr,r.
lumher l.th ana .h;no,s. cr,,;r.. ~.
nol;cv "a follows.
..We have .1w.r. r,,.,.a -.
..rv.tiva conr.. In ,nmh.r;,. 800,
care 81 our timber ana .t,;v;cs - 80
| ont the ~ Anv ,;n,t.r ~. 49,
aowr :, .no,,,a I. h,-r.s -. ...-- II,
A. once and a,wav. - 10, :. ro..;,,a
an trsas a. rrcr nv I;.h,n;nn
uews n,snn,s.,rr. ,~;ss .,,n
hand and vano. We .,,;v. ~ A. ~,
w,r,- :. Iii ;. $4,000, -. 80 -.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02

home, tho physicians there advising her to
take . course OF medicine at home instead
OF undergoing surgical operation.
Nov. 20. n
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01
praetiIel,s lpinfs.

Sebr oft bort man unter unleren
eeufi6en 9anbsleuteH abiGqile aritis
Ten iiber bic bisiigeu @erihte uno Rihs
ter. beIonoers penn Der Sine oosr
Nnosre pom linen in sinsm Qroceb ben
8iir3sren ee3oasn bat uno feline Grfdbs
runssn gum 9eitsn sibt. Uenn man
eann 5ub0rt. 70 piro man meiitens
~iinoen. oab Der bsirsffenne Rritittr f6
Der pirilihen llria6s ieiner Qieotrs
Idge niht bepuBt ~eeporoen 1T, Is oes
Higt ibm, oaB bic ihm n~adltbeili5e
GntIdsiouns ietuen sigensH Re6tsbes
9riffen niht entipriht Uno ibm oeBs
bdlb unbesrsiIlib lit. Ills 6aupt.
sruno ietner Nieoerldae piro I6 o5er
in ben meiFien Tdlsn nddpeiien loi
1en odB Ct iih zen llHterlhieo spis
Ideu Den oeutihen unb americaniI6en
Rehtsprjncipien uuo iun0amentalen
8eatsonidfduauaen niht bepuBt &C.
poroen lit. Ser iih Defenders in Der
9eDeisfubruugs Wttbooe uno in Ser
aa5tmeineu QroeeBtbitigtsit ser par
teieH geltsno maht. 1as @runopsin
sip oss am%eritduiideu Hebts lit: Sc
Der mus ih ielbit 6eIftn uno ieiue ei
genen Snierenen ihWben. uno lit auf
Der anoeren Soften berehtiQt. Gus oer
8sIsbes untnntuiB. 0aaldTigitit.
@leih5iltisieii ootr llnfd6iaseit res
qInesru age m51liten 0ortbeile Az sis=
ben. nur 9tirua uuo 3panQ Tno
yeatspiOriee Qlitisl unO aeatu i6re
4npenoung fiuost man Shub lei Dem
Seriht. Anein 8strus bier3aIanoe 1T
Gin nett eussrsr 9esriif ais in
DeutidIanO. litt itot @oripiess-
lung fdliher 5bafidden coer Der
heimlihung rabyer 20dti1hea sum
3pede hes eilsusn @ortbtils cher
iysmosH Rah.beils pira bieyluldnoe
ais 8ttuis auaeisben.
Mud erloseas 9%tbauphinasn iiar
oc SsIhofien6e.t ooer asn Wertb etc.
eiuer g90aye mafea Elm Rehtsseitdft
nibl uneiiI.is nm assea oem Zelda
o's.eG itirtH 4niprnH am Shdotns
eri0e. penu ser &easugartei @elesen
bttt aeasbeu uaros, oie @odys IA ees
Fdtj9ea uuS pie N}3usa oiftntuuotae
fup. bic ser &3aier tSt.e ie5en ton
men. usnH er auistplbt ure I6 Sic
N}ibs ae1eben Bate. oisie Wa1re su
uuteyilteu. 9tuy aebtime. ;. 8. sem
oifenen 4sist utht e~r,snn5art Wlaasef
miHea o%a1tseben uer,sn. Seby oft
iueyoen B q bet paueper,iuien Falite
Aa,0een i6er otR N6ethspgejs ssy
eta3slutu SeiaNe seoaht eierus tius
ialtt falfde Gusatt MIA, ~ausoridliH
sis rtii3 %edyauijt. NM sem eluier
uit. oje @%tl,leabs,. ttacmpen pcy.
Sen 10. Th uber oe 8ittiateit otr au.
93be 3a tuietmigtn. S g eurt 9d6
iralen lei ota t;u3slasH Ulitthtrn unS
ieityas GER 9sgiSaits aeyF5tig. ). s.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01

europa 81 itinsH hier pebnsnoen 81
tern fam, 0i. felt 1906 amsrieanilhe
Burger lno. Der ginnano. bab Sas
Geieb feline riidlDirtsnoe araTt babe,
Dur0e a6seDieien. Die giHpanoes
runssbsb5rben, bic islbf pinihtsH, in
oiefsm sale einen @usDeg 81 finosH,
Tanoen leiHen. Die aomilis pirS 5srs
riHeH, eber bic gIfsrn miiFen ibr dmez
riceniihes Biraerrsdt uno lire bier
seI6dfFene gyiitens ouisebeu, uHO 8Hs
ridtehreH 0Ortbin. iDObsr Fs sstOmmen
iinb.
Sir Berbrsher oibt es eine Gnus
o%eninfdn5, bic bic Mnpsnoune bes
Wortlautes Der @eiese binoert, tDsnn
oiele cine unbsroisnte 5Grte lsiR piirs
ben. Warum - frost NIT 4eht bds
rUlorgen SournaI" - 1T Der ginpans
osrer idlehtsr Daran. aIs Der 9erz
breterP Dem Ginndnoerungsgeieb
loate cine gtauiel ansefigt per0sn, bic
~irsenOp0bin, entfDeber in Die 6dnoe
oss 6nnbelsietrttdrs oDty res grdiis
osHten bic Ma9t lest. in beionOsrsn
6dasn ben Itdrren 8ortlaut BEG Sc
iebss BEL feite gu isg,n un0 9nabs gu
ii6en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-03-01
INSTRUMENTATION.


Sn Der ct. Gltiabstb Stride in
Denper bat ih am I. Sonntaa cine
eutisBIi6e 9reueltbat abseipielt.
Der 6ranciscauer Batter SEQ
9einti6s purbe pdbtsHo Der Wiehe
ourh's 9er5 geIhohen.
Der psrbaitste Worbsr. Elm 4ns
oudif, duBsrts Ietn 9eoauetn, oaB Ct
Mot mebr qrieiisr babe srIhisbsn
tDnnsn.
5m @onsrsB biIbsu bic Qtori6's
l6e 6inGn5otu i'm Senai uno bic Be
piliguHgsbia far 9lrmee UNI qofpes
ls1 i'm 6auie oas Centrum ots Sntes
relies.
Sine untsriuduns Der Etanss
octionen pes 6auscomites fiji Tloiiens
ungslegenbeiten III beuntroet porben.
"a beim lInierie'booi 8au etipas ni6t
nit rshten Din8en aagebsn ieI.
Senator 8nor brahte cine gors
la9e b~ttreiis Gryihtuna zines Spfems
ppn Qoiiiparbanieu Elm.
Ntit adlt Qe5eu 8 Stimmsn inc
echirie 0as mil llnteyfuhung Der
9t%ornspiue @fidire betraute 5snltss
eomiie ass QtdTosuten 6anolunass
peiie.
Die 0epburns 2lCte tebt BEN abs
lhnitt ] oes @ltiHs @eiebes niht auf,
bat oas GetrsuUees5eyitt entihieSsn.
Der Senator 9at,msr Don 5io,
edrrIira ut astoyben.
&arrn G0i5hira. oer neue iapas
nifte Goiihafier in 0ailinatpn. bat
itlnen 89iien daaetyeteu.
IS puyoea bel oielsm Anllb Sic
iibltdtn A%nipraaeu atfol,en uno
trsnaoiaaittids 9etFtsruussn gtp,t.
FELT.
Yral. 8oo eCelt klnbie Ser 3pis
irenttaatltten 0aHoelet0mmiHion cine
Suldgilt in ueider Ct aui Die Roth
peaolIieu ipiortiaer Reluiiruna ogr
A~ttets}cii Ser Siieneabnlnseieaten
binptin.
Sesnsy elm dl her Qra7osnt etne
unteyfataH3 betreiis oer W6alidteit
IHt'tltH0tt AliftrsR5t1 BpildeH ben
@uenbahn3s'sQ ten uno i6ren Nm.
geieuttn lD,2en E5hnen Bno Gr5ejts,
sett.
Ter Qt3its0t trja Naourb ien,
HsltE. Oh Sic G%jient3bnen pirilid aes
nu5eHosn Svuno SIT. 6tyab5ttuul oey
G5sne ba1ea oogr nag rad @orpan.
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jd31nl Der @,'tiite auf3ubirSsn.
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