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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
woLvERHAMProN WINS CUP
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, April 25.-The final game
in the contest for the English associa-
ton cup, the blue ribbon of the foot
ball world, and the goal for which all
the best teams in the country have
been struggling throughout the past
winter, was played at the Crystal pal
ace this evening and resulted in a
victory for the Wolverhampton wan
derers over the New Castle United, the
scores standing 3 to l.
4
DO not fail to visit HOTEL GREEN
", pasadena California
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

the wheel that excites admiration is
the perfect balance of the engine and
the ease with which the machine coasts
when the power is cut out. A good
braking surface is another point that
insures greater safety.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
WALDECK STUD SOLD

By Associated Press.
LEXINGTON, KY, April 25.-The
noted Waldeck stud, owned by Carl
Jungbluth of Louisville, was disposed
of at public auction here today, thirty
seven head bringing a total of $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26
MOTORING
SkEjaI5b |


Fred Perry of Shecter place has
taken a party in touring car to Santa
Barbara. The party left Saturday
morning and will stop over in Santa
Barbara a short time to see the fleet
and will continue up the coast by easy
stages to San Francisco.
Another party that left for Santa Bar
bara yesterday morning consisted of e.
v. Stewart and wife with four friends.
They were taken north in a White
steamer under the guidance of George
Adair OF the White garage.
J. A. Marsh of the Mobile Carriage
company of San Francisco is in the
city for a short stay. Mr.. Marsh Is the
agent for the Great Pierce Arrow In
San Francisco and reports business as
in a very good condition there.
A Los Angeles evening paper mad
yertently made the mistake of saying
that Harry Harrison wanted to bet
that he could beat the Haynes at Long
Beach Friday with his Oldsmobile
Harrison did not offer to make any
bet whatever, all of the talk being
between the entrant of another car
that was in al separate class from the
Haynes and the Oldsmobile.
In the race between the Haynes and
Oldsmobile roadsters the clutch on
Harrison's car was out of adjustment
and there was not sufficient time be-
fore the start to tighten it; otherwise
the race would have been much closer.
Harrison, however was offering any
wagers to race again, for If he had he
is sportsman enough to come up with
the wagon and go in to win.
At least three 1909 cars were sold
the past week, two of them being Peer
less machines and the other a Stude-
baker. The Peerless cars were ordered
by l.. J. Leland and Bartlett Richards,
the latter of Coronado. Deliveries will
be made next November.
The popularity of the Thor motor
cycle is increasing rapidly, not fewer
than twelve having been delivered in
the past ten days. The name Thor is
a good guarantee of efficiency and
workmanship. and the several models
of wheels that they are putting out
sustain the wide reputation of the de-
signer A long wheel base and the ex-
cellent design of spring forks make
the wheel ride much easier than most
of the wheels now running. The engine
sets low and gives the rider better
control on account of low center of
gravity. One point in the running of
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

J. A. Marsh of the Mobile Carriage
company of San Francisco is in the
city for a short stay. Mr.. Marsh Is the
agent for the Great Pierce Arrow in
San Francisco and reports business as
in a very good condition there.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-26

Another party that left for Santa Bar
bara yesterday morning consisted of c.
v. Stewart and wife with four friends.
They were taken north in White
steamer under the guidance of George
Adair OF the White garage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
SPRING TO SUPPLY
TOWN With WATER /
Enterprising Men Buy Property
and to Install Complete Sys-
tenn at Monterey.
.tspecIal 10 THE rimes. Dispatch. /


MONTERREY, VA. July 25.-Mr. ]. s.
Gibson. OF Monterey. and Mr.. Forest
Kyle. Of staunton, have purchased q
fine spring about mile west OF Mon
terey. with view to bringing the
water to town, by means OF pipes and
Installing a water system. The pur-
chase Includes sufficient ground for
reservoir. and the right-of- way through
intervening lands has been settled. The
distance is about 5000 feet, and the
fail is near 500 feet, and the company
is figuring on four-inch pipe.
The plan contemplates complete
system Of sewerage, fire defense and
water supply generally. and is the
first move in that direction that has
ever gone beyond the laxative or
theoretical stage Monterey, the pref
test town In the State, is entirely at
the mercy Of flames, Is SO IN spite OF
indifference along tho lines OF modern
sanitation. The move is a popular one.
and 81 is conceded that If the measure
OF encourag ement be- the extent Of
the need, the enterprise will succeed.
Highland, one Of the leading grass
counties OF the State, Is In the midst
lyof her hay harvest, and the crop is
tine largest known for many years.
|conservative estimate places It one
third in excess Of the average good
crop.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
EXPERIMENTS IN HOG FEEDING

priced by-product Of the packing
house, as a possible substitute for
skinned milk in hog feeding. The ex-
lperiments show that blood meal is
equal in feeding value to SKINNED
milk, when used ms a supplement- to
corn, II eighteen pounds OF SKINNED
milk is fed for each pound OF blood
meal.
The cost, per pound OF gain was
practically the same for both feeds.
Blood meal at SO per 100 pounds Is
equal In feeding value to SKINNED
milk at rs cents per 100 pounds. The
hogs soon learn to relish blood meal
II it is fed with small quantity Of
middlIngs at first.
The bulletin also reports that hogs
fed old corn. we'll seasoned and flinty
made a slightly greater profit thar
hogs fed new corn, which comes direct
" from the shuck, and is more moist
and palatabIe. This is contrary to the
prevailing belief among farmers. The
bulletin can be obtained free by writ
| ing to Virginia Agricultural Expert
| ment Station. Blacksburg, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
BOYK|NSBUS|NESs;;
A BUILDING BOOM
Splendid Crops and Cheering
Outlook-Pulp and Excelsior
Mills Are Wanted.

5ls RoYKINs. VA, July 25.--Boykfns has
had something OF a building boom TINS
summer. Mr.. w. w. White Is build
Ing large brick store which Will be
ready for occupancy IN the eariy tali.
Mr.. White is also erecting Sl.V,ooV
residence. Messrs. Knight and Barnes
are greatly charging their aireaoy
storehouse. making " one
az tho largest in this section. olner
buildings OF smaller design are Solns
IN and plans are being drawn Tor sun
Others. ,.h,.,,
= MT heen so pronounced here as IN
some other sections, crops are IN
snlendld condition, indeed better ana
larger than they have been Tor years:
land. in consequence the business y
1.-The town is very good and improving
every day The planning mlils are
rushed with orders and nave oeen
working on full all the summer.
ITS now n settled fact that Boykins
Lie a. have an ice factory. to be in
4 nnerat,on by the next season. 1t Is 70
4 hs rim in connection with the electric
iplant.
ling shinped from here and the Com
mercial Association is beginning to in
|ouire why this wood may not be made
Into pulp and even paper right here
parties wishing to establish pulf
! mill where the raw material Is at ms
l door would hear something interesting
!, should he communicate With Secretary
J, Beaton, !.
!, abouts a. great deal of material tina
!, would make superior excelsior goes Z
! waste, An excelsior mill would pay u u
I Boykins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
MARK T:'S::
1contlnued r,rom rhlrd page.ls
accustometl to being used In this Diat-
,ner, and politicians might 80 us 'ar
ne they liked.

+ 4 b. ;
No Important news Developments &C.
'rompnried the advance nor wero there
tinny particular price movenisuts Of
greater importancs than , the ,npKsi
iaitn,Sjy resumed tho pace that had been n
inisriIp;ed by y false alarm n, YIN NJ. ~, NJ
iVanc.,. fince the shorts bought sto ,sas
Eil.uviiy na soon as the rets.,s11 :, wv. ,yss
X any was needed to bring ol,' =. /, ! ns
recovery. IL there was thnnlp III NJ =,
said, Tor tho reason that they cal f;,, !.
lated the ndSarce as cer !,,. ,,,arltet.
wa h 1s expetat e p thst tfs
X ID. mar ~ IN poodly 1neasrrc.. Nutiu
such dss'n spe es atom ana
Il sharp recovery such as to-days might 4,
avs fe, s e sside ore p FL ~ .es
! 5nant. ii was timely beca,,s .,, y ,.. Mas
lot the wenls en!. In commiss,ol no1's "a
4 ksn,l sr..,ltt; from It are e4o''se .s- ~
| The Monday morning mail.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
SYSTEM IN THIS, TOO.

Perhaps there mover was time IN
the last i've years but what You could
have laid away-a part OF your earn
Ings or income that has been spent and
Is now gone forever, and can do YOU
no good except as an experience lesson.
Profit by your experiences. you
are making plenty OF money and your
prospects arc rosy. you have no excuse exc
to avoid saving a part for the duh
times that will come sooner or later.
|If you are not doing SO we'll. there Is
every reason why you should take ad d.
vantage Of the opportunity offered now
to lay by something.
systematizo your saving II ne 'c.s's
sary, imagine some obligation which
requires small payment each week,
and deposit the amount regularly.
The Savings Bank of Richmond, III
east Main Street, has made "a specially
(of handling accounts of persons OF
small means. Hundreds OF successfu "
persons in this community owe their
success to the start they got by open
ling an account with this bank. whicf
Is strong. safe and reliable. Assets
i s1.soo. 100000. Examined regularly. i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
LARGEST PIER IN WORLD y Y. !

n1,o.e to BE Constructed In
pA brooklyn 600 Feet Long.
NEW YORK, July e5.-Prepara.lon ,,,o I'D
3h,,iid,ng the longest pier In the WoF n.
,,' u ~ heen begun by the commissioner o.
1 ~ md ferries when he advertised ier
Mas forsthe largest dredging job the clty
u.us Yer undertaken. t is for piers from
m 1ras nv. street to Thirty-sixta
= M reat South brooklyn. one Of when
= IL be Six hundred feet long. : WI! %
necessary to excavate nearly 4oooVo sauut
i ,sost s,iibe moro than 81, In South
ernol1 I'm the city is to build piers from
Fiftysseyentr street to stree ZEE,
t,,a ,,ntire work to cost about $1,000 oop,,
r;ds FOR Inc first contract will be opened
ip,r a. K and tho .uccessful bidder Will sne
!, shaved five hundred working Gays / ~
which to complete the work.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

The natural advantages OF Virginia
for profitable hog fattening are not
surpassed by any other State. virginia
has mild. equable climate. Whicn -
cssential: and corn, the king of hog
feeds. can be grown successfully In
nearly every county OF the State. But
1T is not profitable to use corn alone l,;
In fattening hogs. as 1t is too wide
a feed. 1t should be combined with :,
marrow, feed SKINNED milk Is most
generally used for this purpo Sc. put
some farmers cannot secure SUIT
.cient quantity OF SKINNED milk.
The Virginia Agricultural Experl-
ment Station has just issued Buileth,
No. 17e. which reports the result -
e.neriments with blood meal, high
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
WEEKS BANK CL i: Ar G
in cren.e of Nearly Four Milton :
80 - :. .vheir Cn.h Reserve.

.1ncrcn.e of Nearly Four Mii'on =
The,r Cash Reserve.
Nrw YORK, July 25.-The s Sta, ,osan
Z, c,earing-house banks for the neo Wee ,,are
aho,ss That the banks hold s5oo lo,soo ...v,e
t t tho requirements OF the % per ee "a
, ,nan rule. Ths is an increase Q. TO-,
:. s sto in the proportionatc cash reserve
. :, = compared with last week. ine sea ~
mcnt follows: ~. ,ncro.se. ss.cs31oa
onnsis 81 s5s, ess 200: increase $500 ~ nnn
1.,rcn,ation. s56,oss soo increase. sos'. ~,
Insai tenders, 1865. 400; Increase ss's-
eco. 4, !. :, s o,o. Increase. ss,447,aoo.
peserye. .ses 2ss soo increase; @.si.om :.
Reserve required. 1888. 747 go; increase
rs. 243.75o. "a. ~ rease. ss,7s7,sso
2x.fini,ed states deposits, ~. ssi - ~
ma nercentaE re of actual reserve OF ..is
a,a a Ing house banks at the close OF ous.,
nsss , ". Yesterday was 2s.47 the s.a.e na.a,
ms ness Ranks and trust companies OF greater
onw'York not members OF the clear 8. :,
innse shows that these inssit =! ron n ~
neercgate deposits OF esl,bo; !, !, ~ .ora
inr to 1903. ssl 800.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
MIG DROP IN OATS !, ~,

\ Us c CHICAGO, July 25.-.A natural cor 90: !;
ar"1in oats came to 9 sud den, eng 81
To-day, when the price OF the 2, IVY -,
ssIiverv dropped 6 cents per busnel
n,sks - to 80 10. Final quo atlons
I , :, n.l. at 81. Tho severe slump caused
ss,,ttla excitement, owing to the tact
8ti,at tie trade In that optionI has. been
varv small for some time pasta {, because g
~ i1;a congested ttlons Of the mar.
I 70, s4o sIikeiiho that the movement q
~ nav crop will begin on q liberal
ascalo within the next fsw cay 2; vas was
Il cl,iaflv responsible for tho &c line'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
ANOTHER SAW Mill
NEAR M.EH.ER|..RI.N
Especial to The Times -plspatoh.l

Special to The Times -Dlspatch,l
AEHERRIN. Va, July 26,--Ano th y
large saw MIL Is being located near
this place close to the line Of the VIZ ll,-a
gilman Railway. This mill has enough
timber bought up to keep i I 5runnins
CON inuously for ten years. This mill
comes from North Carolina and will
he put In operation at once, and aa g 9
result viii open up work for quite g
Snnn,ber &c laporers. II was learned
to- dam that within the next rev
months Tits same cor PAL, v wi nv IN
"a larger plant q 81 In md palmer 9. y
In colu,eetl on and MI employ so pm
WHARF, near 4 % me n t or crate lae eA'
Ittxs plant Il .Ss n N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
PRODUCE Market.

The tone OF last weeks market was
uui ct and firm on almost all offerings.
Receipts OF apples were light and tho
/ demand active. Eggs were also rather
scarce and active at the prices quoted
There was little change in the market
for butter. the receipts remaining
/ about the same as the week before.
receipts Of peaches are getting. smaller
/ and the market on them Is In much
better shape than heretofore.
! Apples-Fancy-
/ So to $3.50 per barrel.
DInckbcrries---
\ 5 cents per pound.
Fancy Virginia, 81 to s. por barrel.
Its cents to .$l.25.
I 50 cents to 81 per crate.
yellow OnlOna-
s1.25 TO s2.6o2pe barrel
Spring chickens, large. Is cents per
1 Ducks, IL cents per pound;
HenslO cents per pound.
Roosters, 80 cents apiece.
4 Guineas 25 cents apiece.
Crates, nearby, fresh laid. u cents cen IS
&c Crates Das from other sections. ~ cents
PEI ga uqeis' and boxes. IL to 10 cents
3 per dozen. ~
iDuttcr- ~ o,s cents
per pound. 49, "a cents
per pound 1e,e cents
per pound.
Small new hams, Is to y cents PEI
pound. 500, IA rantx mel
pound IN IN II cent:
PEP PRIME RneA country lard. 10 to II cent?
pei. pound.
ycnls- ,on+. ner pound.
n spping,.5 to s cents per pour pound.
Fan. & TO 6 cents. per pound
Sheep. to cents PEI Z cents ne
pound. c.,ts ner pound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
battles Of the Farmers.

Almost unbelievable are some OF
the stories told OF the battles the farm
ers have fought against their common
enemy, But they arc true: Several
years ago the thug pest was par
ticularly severe. Near the little town
OF Eastv!lle there was a@seventy-acr
field Of potatoes.
The early prices were so tempting
that the owner of this field decided to
dig and ship before the vegetables
were ripe" Across the road from
with potatoes. The crop in this field
was several days behind that In the
frstEand was not ready for dlgging.
The day after the crop in the first
field had been dug vast swarrns of po-
tat bugs began to migratesto6 9th
Ter f1eld. So thick were they that they
lowered tho dye Of the first field ana
carpetcd tho road az they slowly
)crawlcd over toward the second field.
sent d hurry call toSst he nearest store
flor poison and cheap flour. AS soon
as he got the poison and flour he had
Them mixed Z and, sending mon down
Ibis fence line, had them construct q
rampant OF the poison mixture an
eighth OF an inch thick and several
yards wide. s IS,
As tho invading hord q OF bugs crawl
A ed under the fence they swaded Into
4 this poison 4 and the. execution was
5|something appalling T hey died by the
Items OF thousands. At first they We're
Iinnt deferred by the poison, but later
4 thew seemed to realize that crawling
Under tho fence meant death, ana then
! occurred "a remarkable thin
4 The bugs crawled "a own the road un'
til they reached "a Gro ssroad, Down
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26
Fine CATTLE FOR EXPORT T: I Z B
Do onle From Far ,south surprised to
See Then, tby Hundreds.

People From Far SCUM usp =
* - See Then, tby Hundreds.
rsnan1aI 10 Tho Tim 49, DISPATCHED
N sALYTViLLE, VA July b.-A party ),
III onl Atlanta. Ga. who are sum :x Msr.ns
al GLADE Spring, telephoned Msssrs'
NV George = sons, %, wnu 2 ' ''ast.
s,r,ess the the q privilege Of coming over 4 on
,gs ednesday q this week sto e !; . g, g
Srsaorga & sons very cheertully granted
the request, and met the party !. e IN, ~
istation aud 81 showed them aroundl
There ara about rs 100 cattle besides a q
large numb q sheep and horses. J. on
8he q farm, 4 and these people from ne
Tar South were struck witt w onder
gDnd Fad u,lratlon fasS they were shown 2
Shroush he bounl lar les ana gasea
cattle, which ! are dou tless 90 fine q.
can he oducsd where dnS N ne ~
Es ssss 4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-26

One Of these holds from 100 to 200
gallons OF poison. Drawn by horses,
ii sprinkles from eight to a dozen
rows at time, and It effectively GOV.
ers an acre In less time than it would
take a dozen men to do the work by
hand. over and over the, crop has to
be sprinkled. and with each sprinkllng
the cost OF tho crop Is materially in
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-31
u u I u Mt
seit iibcr 60 ssa6ren

id)on pur0e Nrs. Winslotp's Sootb-
ing-Sprup bon Miaionen bon Wfiit-
tern beim 3abnen Der airoer ange-
penoet. @irit Oh I'M Shlafe onrb
bas G6reien zines airoes geItort,
bos I'M 3abnen lit uno Dor Sdmer5en
peint2 @enn 10, lalie iofort eine
SIoi6e bon uWrs. @inslom's Soot9-
ing-Sprlp" boIen. Sein 8ert TT
iinbesa6lbor. gs miro Dem fleinen
2eioenoen lofort 2inoerltng berl9af-
fen. gerIoBt eu6 oaranf Whittier,
es lit fem 3tpeifel oariiber. IS betlt
9iarrboe, reguIiert Den Wlagel1 uno
oie geieren, beIeitigt 8iuo-&ollf, err
meiht Ben @aumen berbinoert enf-
aiin6unq uno 1tGrft oos gan5e Sp-
item. ,,Wtrs. g8inslou's Sootbing
Sprup" fir 5dbnenoe &inoer 1T ON.
qenebm I'M @ei6mof; oas &e5ept
itamnt BON einem Der oeiten tpeibli-
den 9ter5te in Sen Ser. Staaten. Sc
lit BEL alen 9rugsilten in Ser gan5en
@elt 81 baben. Breis 25 Geuts per
sSlaIde. 9ouft ni6ts anoeres als
aMsrs. @inslotp's Sootbine Sprup.
Gorantiert ilnter Der Sooo ot>
Drugs 9lfte, 80. Sum- 1906, Serial
Summer 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-31
<Sebr Ieitbt bergefteat.
IS iuirS iueniser Sdlafloitsfeit ge=
bem, iuenm Die 8eiuubner Sam
9lntpnio's bas Naditebenbe
erfdbrett.

Str fonnt geo6ts 1ri6t nit einem
i6mer5et1oen &iifen i6lafen, einem
labne1 einem i6ipa6en ooer einem
franfen.
9oan's gderenpillen iin6 fir
i6rner5enoen Giifen.
Sic beilen ieoe glrt bon geieren~
leioen, bonn einfa6en i6mer5enoen
Giiden Bis 5ur Sarnrubr.
Sic tperben bon 8eiDobnern Gan
9(ntonio's enborliert.
IS. SC. 6 0 0 t, 219 Soiepbine Ctr,
San 9[ntonio, Seras, iagt: rSS6 lit
al unb gu an gieren. nno 8laiens
leioen fir beinabe Stpan5ig Sabre ltno
i6 fonn Sic 56mer5en tidt bei6rei-
ben, Die i1 tpdbreno oieier 3eit emf
pfunoen babe. Wean6nal befano i6
midi 10 untpobl ltnb i6lebt, 6aB i6
neine 9lrbeit ni6t berridten uno
9eo6ts ni1t ihlafen fonltte. S6lieb=
Iib foufte i6 I'M 8erar Drug Store
cine S6a6tel Doans geieren-Binen.
golo peripirte i6 grleidterung lmo
no6ben ib einiee 5da6teln ge=
bral6t botte, tpar i6 gdn5lid) BON
meiner &ranfbeit eebeilt. Sd bin
nnr 5u frob, Die 8illen Slnoeren emf
pfebIen 5u fonnen."
Gum Gerfauf bei ollen Sanolern
greis so Gents. Softer Wilbnrn
60, 9uffolo, Seem gorf, aaeinige
Mgenten fir oie Ser. Staaten.
grinnert gn9 bes Namens -
9pan's = it1b nebn1t feline nnoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-03-31

ssserleper llfer oes 9eortb sfiper
Seem gorf seeellii6er, eine 8pan5lg
SUB i'm 9urbn1eiier baltenoe llbr 10
aufgeitellt lperoet oaB iie bod ilber
oie nnlliegenoen 8ebaltoen en1por
ra9en miro lno Eaiiagiere ollf oeIl
sSGbrbooten Sag lmD Na6t i'm Stan-
oe fem neroen 5u iebelt mie lpat es
lit. Die l1br miro Die grobte in Der
@elt ieill.
Sn aonlos Gitp puroe an
9folltag Elm groBes gonfett gu Gbren
9rpon's uno SSSltoion Sarlnon's ge=
geben. grpon erflarte IN leiner
&eoe, ooB bie @biidten oes 8raiioen-
ten gut ieielL oaB er aber nidts
ollrhgefiibrt ll1o nidts errei6t babe;,.
oab elm repnblifolliider Yraiioent oies
iiberballpt nidf fonne uno Dob oas
Sell ein5ig llno alleirl bon elmer
oenlofratiiden Gegierllng fonlmen
niiiie. !Sarmon iprab iib beionoers
gegen ben S6uB5on aus, oen er fir
Sen ltrbeber ser Srl1lts erfldrte.
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Scras.

9ie giienbabnfpnlmilllon er=
flart, Die International & Great
Nortberll 9abngeielibaft niilie lnl-
beoingt Ierbellerllngen alt Der gabn
urto Dem 9abnbett MAIDEN lniieny
lonlt meroe man iie our6 bic @eri6te
oa5u 5mingen.
glus Snlitbpiae miro gelneloet,
oie oortigen @erfitattelL Der so. 8.
& e. 0abn, Die nabreno Der lebten
a6t Gage eeibloiien marelh piiroen
am erIten 9lpril pieoer geoffnet mer=
Den.
Inter oen aallbioaten fir 0t:t=
gIieoer oes S6nlrats IN 9aaas be-
finoen ii6 oies Mal 5uei 5ranen
Srau 6. g. Surner uno Srau 8. B.
Suder.
9lm TO-, II. lrlo t2 9eopelnber
ioa in San glneelo cine groBe Sc
fIiigelmlsiteaung itattfifoen.
Gin junger Wmm nalnens
9fanoaa ipuroe in Der Station @nge-
Tina, nabe 9facosoobes, in 'oem sllt-
genblid geidolien, ais er IN oen 3ng
iteigen moQte. @r mltroe 10 ibpsr
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