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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-17
NOTICES
TOWN OF JOHNSTON

PROBATE COURT OF the Town OF JOHNSTON
Jnly 10, 1905.
Estate of Ernest Ebersba oh.
Pauline Ebersbach, ENecutrtx OF the
will OF Ernest Ebersbach. late of said John
ston deceased, presents her first and final &C.
count with the estate of said deceased.
for allowance, which account contains IA
credit of the sale of real estate, and the
same Ia received and referred To the
twenty eighth day of July, A. ID, 1908.
ut 2 O'Clock y. M, at the Probate Court
Room, In said Johnston for consideration
and IL "a ordered that notice thereof he pub
lshed for fourteen days, once week, in
the Olneyville Times.
SIX. LUTHER, Clerk I
JulylO,-t
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-17

Rings Little Liver Pills for bilious
ness end sick headache. They clean the
system and clear the skin. Price 26c.
Try them.-GRADY. the Apothecary.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1908-07-17

Haying is about over, but the har-
vest of "straw" voters will soon
begin.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-24

Mouser and Miss Kitty were making
love to each other in the corner, and
Mr. Ratcatcher sat on the middle
seat smoking a pipe.
In came the conductor. and, walk.
ing up to Mr.. Ratcatcher, said, Eek
cuse me, sir. can't yer read?"
Mr.. Ratcatcher had seen the sign.
mo smoking" but he was a burly
fellow and rather stubborn. IF yers
can't throw that 'er pipe away I'll
put her of this 'er car" persisted the
conductor.
Then ensued a fight, and such
scene! Mr.. Slypuss collected all the
fares and pocketed them during
the confusion, and Mr.. Sneakem un.
hitched the horses and rode away with
them. Cat policeman ran into the
car and tried to put the smoking
cat off. But 10! the car fell to pieces;
the passengers jumped into nowhere,
and Neddie, screaming, sat right up
in the middle Of his bed and woke
up!-New Haven Register.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-24

Cause For Tears.
little girl sat on the curb,
Her curly head low bowed,
And sobbed as though her heart would
break.
In accents long and loud.
what is It dear?" l said to her,
and gave her curls q touch,
What makes you sad on this bright day?
why do you weep so much?'
The child looked up thro streaming
tears
Because, because" she sighed.
Please tell me-" i repeated low,
why you so loudly cried"
Because l want another foot"
The little maiden sobbed;
While In the April breezes all
Her golden riEglets bobbed.
Another foot! my darling child"
81 SAID In much surprise;
Nobody has more than two feet,
Ut hands, or ears, or eyes"
Il know, but live in that fiat,
ana tho it's nice and neat
Whenever ! play out OF doors
must play in the street.
And so ! want another foot"
,,,lhe child again sobbed hard
!ioday heard my papa say
Ihiee feet would make a yard"
Washington Star.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-24
THE oukELET.

.cWho are those people on the shore"
implored the dukes fair bridei
my creditors, my creditors the little
..cWbat ma makes YOU look 50 sad, 50 sad?"
implored the dukes fair bride;
'Tm dreadin' .whot I'VE got to face the
.,For my nv taiiors there among 'em, and
he'll clamor for his pay, $500, 81
Ny halter weighs two hundred and MS
fist is hard, they say; ~
I wish your pa had settled things before
we sailed away, - =.
For they'll all be jumpin' on me at
the landinF
"What makes them. have that hungry
iook?" implored the dukes young
.Tbey'y y,oe waited long. they've. waited
long " the little duke replied
.,,v-bet makes that tall man shake his
fst?" implored the dukes young
"He wants his cash. he wants his cash."
the little duke replied; ..--,..,
"4e's the man from whom 1 purchased
Far the telS en 6im tRat your F father was
He's as IS strong they say, as Samson was
And I'm dreadin' what'll happen when
we're lardins!
what makes the sr92Ed 6 increase Sweet So
fast?" implored the duRes sweet
.Nfore Creditors, more creditors" the
trembling duke replied.
UVhy do they seem so rude, so rudeE
implored the dukes sweet bride;
because, alas, they are canaiHe'' the
trembling duke replied;
"Your pa was cruel hard to make the
dot he gave so small
II l should settle with them we'd have
nothin' left at all;
Address 'em from the gangway-try TO
stand 'em off till fall
OR they'll do things that may shock
us at the landin'"
Chicago Record Herald.
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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-24
And. He Woke Up.


once there was a little boy named
Neddle, and he had three cats.
With these cats he played all day.
and even in his sleep he thought
about the good times he had. I'm
sure one night they were thinking Of
him, for as soon as he fell asleep
they came to him, with several Of
their cat friends, and begged for
more fun. Neddie was in for all the
good times that we're coming TO him.
So he was out of bed in a minute,
and they played that the cats were
tigers and he was a big hunter man
with a shotgun. "Mewof," cried one
of the cats as it sprang on Ned.
"Pop-pop" went the gun, and away
rolled the make.believe tiger, shrek
ing with laughter until its sides
ached. Then the nextNcat tried his
luck at eating Ned. until, quite ex.
hausted with laughter, they all lay
sprawling on the ground.
Let's play horse cart" exclaimed
Table, and to Ned's "oh, yes, let's!"
they all set to work. and in a twink
ling they put the chairs behind his
best hobby horses and made a very
nice car. Taking a peep in the car
here is what we saw: Old Tim read
ing his morning paper, with Blaclde,
his wife, by his side. She was sing
ing lullaby to the baby. Miss
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-24
wILLIE's BELL.

Pa often talks about a ma
mer. who lived long
Pa seems TO think that he
can't somehow belle
Inc only things no ever dol
,,,, a harp and sing his
III bet he couldn't OF st0
Jim Jeftrles very Ions
Another man pa thinks wa
Michael Angelo. You'C
10 hear pa talk a while,
eou,d pat Hans WagA
II seems that he could sculI
49, and do a lot OF handy
I'll bet you, though, he We
been e-twO-three wit
Burns.
The greatest man that ever II
thinks, was Shakespeare.
could sling
The ink all right. / guess, and KIN,
lot about most everything.
Ia says that Shakespeare gifts
~, far ahead Of any other man
III bet you, though. he wouldn''
stood much show in the ring
5 r. Kiser, In Chicago Record-P
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-24
AN MTERLUDE.,

BY r. RAMSAY.


Love for an hour or a day, sir,
viii do for a girl of Japan.
Elizabeth had been humming the
half.bitter song that never would
suit her voice. (only a gay thing like
Kitty Marshall could initiate the flip.
pant way that was the right way to
sing it, Breaking across its refrain
she heard a sudden CHATTER of horses
hoofs
She listened a minute, while the
pages fiuttered down from the piano
and the song died on her lips A slight
color tinted her pale, handsome face
as she walked to the window, and
leaning her arms on the sill, looked
down. smiling.
Bobby" she called.
He tried to smile, riding past in a
desperate hurry; but she saw the fury
in his face. In another minute he
had burst into the room as if shot
from a catapult-hs way There was
no ringing of bells with Bobby. He
and Miss Lancaster had known each
other all their lives, and he came to
her as he would to an elder sister in
all his straits ana RACES.
Whats the matter?" she asked
holding out her hands to be shaken
Another quarrel?'
He rushed at her and squeezed them
tightly.
ITS all overt" he cried.
"Tell me about It," she said compass
sionately, but hardly startled. 1t was
not the first time Elizabeth had had
to patch up a quarrel between Bobby
and the girl on whom he had fixed
bis fancy. After half-an-hour's COM
forting he would ride back to make 1t
up, At least, that was what had
always happened until tonight
She's such baby" he cried, plung-
ing into the heart OF things. Il can't
make her understands can't make
her see-No, Elizabeth, it's no good
saying it's half my fault
AN your fault, Bobby" she inter-
rupted, mildly.
That's your kind-heartedness but
II you saw her-if you only heard her!
It's enough to drive a fellow mad
So ! said | wouldn stand it. And so
she said, as we couldn't agree, hadn't
We better art-and-and-"H He was
beginning to stammer.
MY poor boy" said Elizabeth, she
did not mean it,"
We'll, l told her 1t was the only
wise thing she had said since we had
been engaged. And then she laughed.
A9d i said, What are you laughing
atp And she saiu AT you"
He broke of, almost choking with
anger, and there was a solemn pause.
A hush had fallen over all the garden,
and the last bird was singing painfully
IN the trees. Elizabeth smiled half
sadly, half tenderly, there was nothing
IN all the world rs motherly as her
face.
Don't, Bobby, don't" she said, lay
ing her hand on his. He started.
Don't what?" he asked, hoarsely.
lie had been staring at the floor, but
noWfhe lifted his eyes to hers, hot, ex-
c'lea }nd very .oung Tie was three
years. older than she, but perhaps she
mad learned harder things-and he
would be a boy to the very end, as she
Ane")' DO you think l mind? II
was an awful mistake. and I'm a con-
Ioundedly lucky fellow to have got out
Vi II In time, Because"
he caught her hands again impul-
siEely' and gazed right into her eyes.
because I've found out that I was
Iool Elizabeth-you're the dearest
eoui IN all the world-and you can't be
ansary' You've forgiven me so much;
az my life you've had to scold me and
'OlglVe me things You'll forgive me
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-24
My Tears Are Hanalna out.

One day a little boy named Arthur
was crying in the kitchen. 1t was
Just dinner time and his mother told
him to go to the table. He started
TO go in the dining room and ran
back, saying: "Oh, how can l go IN
with my tears all hanging out. -
Dorothy B. Stan, in the Brooklyn
Eagle.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-24
A Physlelan,s Messengers.

Carrler-pigeons are doing the work
OF telephones in one of the towns of
Maine, as between an enterprising
physician and his patients. Having
first trained forty birds so that they
would always come home, the doctor
served them out to his regular pa
irons; and now. when Willie Smith
has Group or Grandma Jones gets a
bad fall, or any calamity threatens, a
note is tucked under a pigeons wing,
and the bird makes straight for the
little opening over the doctors door.
An interesting development attending
this experiment is the reform Of all
the small boys who had been addict
ed to stone-throwing. Older people
soon realized that an accurate shot
might kill or cripple one Of the doc
tors engers-Christian Regis.
ter.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-24
Makeup Of British Army.

Among those Offering to enlist in
the army last year it was found that
1891 unskilled men came forward,
against 1902 skilled tradesmen, in
addition to 1928 men classified sep
arately, such as fishermen boatmen,
stewards, barmen and clerks. About
one.fourth of each category was re-
iected, the unskilled having a slight
advantage in the numbers passing.
In the army Englishmen predomin-
ate; there are 17S,24O, against g.
SIS Welshmen, 1929 Scotsmen, p
s36 Idshmen 9,O14 Colonials and %
s.-Westminster Gazette.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-24

you used to travel a great {
Senator Brown" Yes" answ
the great man regretfully; tina
my pass-time. Judge.
stella-"Can you dress
income?" Behaves; bl
dressing within a berth il
ing-car. Bazaar.
Blobbs-"How did you ge.
Paris? Do you speak French; -S4~-gs-
-"Only enough to make myself mis-
understood" -Philadelp Record.
Passenger-"How do you feel, my
good man, when the giant waves
come tumbling over the ship?" Old
Salt-"Wet, ma'am-werry wet!"-
Judge.
"My boy" advised the Polonius
with chin whiskers, stand by the
flag" 'I'll do it, dad" And don't
let the Offices go wholly unprotect-
ed."-Louisville Courier.Journal.
HE has no job" Father, am
determined to marry the man Of my
choice" Very well. But don't fix
on my home as the clearinghouse
of your choice, that's all."-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal.
Mrs. Uptown-"I trust that we shall
get along very nicely, Nora. am
not at all difficult to suit" Nora ore
new maid)-"No. ma'am; that's what
l thought the blessed minute l set
eyes on the master. "-Harper's
Bazaar.
Cholly-T overheard you remark.
Miss Pepprey, that Gus Sappy and
were gweat chums, but I assuah you
you we're mistaken" Miss Pep
prey-"Oh, no; 1t was you who was
mistaken. said great chumps. -
Philadelphia Press.
Simkins-"You say that little man
was formerly the lightweight cham
pion?" Timkins-"Yes." Simkins
How did he lose the title?' Tim
kins-"Oh, he didn't lose It, He
merely sold his grocery and retired"
Chicago Daily News.
Don't complain" said Uncle Eben,
IF you find dat somebody has an ak
to grind. Yous lucky desc days il,
wren you BltS lulOu5u tulAlh 10
grindstone, he doesn han you de ak
an speck you to do his chopin for
im.-Washington Star.
Louder! Louder" shrieked the
delegates. Gentlemen" protested
the presiding officer, Il can assure
you that the disappointment Of those
who cant hear isn't a marker to the
disappointment Of those who cam
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Tourist-'Looks like pretty good
soil around here. What crops do the
farmers grow in this section?" Ma
tive-"That all depends, stranger"
Depends on what?" Native
ION what sort Nv seed they puts
in an the weather. "-Chicago Daily
News.
Shelf a man loves his wife as
much as she loves him. he will stop
wasting his money on cigars II she
asks him" He-"Yes, but If his wife
loves him as much as she ought to
love a man who loves her enough to
stop it If she asks him, she won't
ask him."-Puck.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-24

Hair cut, French or English STYLE
G cents. Franco-British style, great
success, same pAce," says a notice eN'
hibited by a Shepherds Bush lion
dom barber.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-24
Fretful Dad.

"This son Of mine is always up to
something"
Boys will be boys
81 wouldn't object to that. But he
wants 10 take a female part In col
lsge play."-Kansas City Journal.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-24
How Dot and Jack Won a Friend.

How Dot and Jack won a Friend.
Up among the green leaves and
blossoms of a cherry.tree was a tiny
home, and in it lived Father and
Mother Robin with their four babies.
1t was a most beautiful place for a
home, but one thing troubled Mother
Robin very much. Every morning,
while she was feeding her babies,
two little people, with bright blue
eyes, would stand at the foot Of the
tree and watch the little family at
breakfast
81 believe she is afraid of US"
whispered Jack to his little sister
one day.
Then we'll go away" said little
Dot, and wait until she knows us
better"
So away the children scampered,
but they were still very much inter.
ested in the old cherry-tree.
Soon after the children we're play.
ing near the tree, when they saw
Mother Robin flying round and
round.
Let's see if we can help her." said
Dot.
The children ran to the tree, and
there on the ground lay a baby
robin. It had fallen from the nest
and could not fy back Jack climbed
up into the tree, and brave Dot pick.
ed the little bird up and handed 1t to
Jack, who laid it very tenderly in the
little nest. From that day the robins
and the children were the best Of
friends.-Jennie B. Smith, in Kin
dergarten Review.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1908-09-24

The sexes having made pledges to
keep out Of debt the women near
Maud, Okla, are doing the farm work
while the men are cutting railroad
ties. ~
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26
JmbiIdMmssG eiebenf Scr eemts
Gcben 1satbeIiecn Der Der.
Staten fir Sen 81. Das
ter papit Dfms X.

8olgsn1e 9eitrd9e fit obigsn 3ped
Duroe bis gum 6sutissH 1ase an ben
nntsrssinneisn abselieTtrt. Rsb. Carl
s. 5a6ns, 8o9tpn. Ohio, $500; Rco.
=. Gtiin, 9. z. g., Glpos. 30.
500; sbrp. Butter Sobannd uno
9ensbietiHer S6peaern pon Der gpis
gen QnbstaEs. 6l1os, Mo., $500; IA
mitis u. &ruessr, 81. qouis, no..
S100; Sobn 8. AbmanH. EoT6b.
Minu., $1,000; Ct. 9ettr's .. R. 81.
Il. gereiH, Seiimfon GitD, no..
$500; Qs6rsr Qie. 3csrns uno feline
Shllsr, NapolsoH. g., $500; 4. 5is
non, goriass ess Sioar No., 800;
aso. 9iucsn5 oelitern. Dariap. 5n.
$500; 6. Ueprih u. Satin, Spntss
burg. no., 500; Ct. Qlpbonfas ..
81. q. Il. sgsrtin, qsmon.. 3d.. $500;
aso. Sol. 8usTne, WsfpoiHt, Qsb.
$500; Ct. So6auness Qbtst, Gsaest
bins, Wna.. 5000; Ct. 5oitp6's
untsrif gtrein, 4lsemO. 0is., $500:
q. gss.- II. PAUL 81. Il. s9srein. ghls
paatss. $500; 5oi 5fsp. Qsp gert
5000; Ct. 5oisp9ssgsrsin, 3ous
pill, &oo; 8. u. aaaHtR. q
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26
trs iteremtspieEeInma Be- &c.

Se~rniSntuS. n Wer etipa dtdubeH
fonte, 10 imreibt nan Der .@oln.
8oltsseituns- aus Rom. infoige oer
IharfsH Wtabregeln Der 9ir6snleitung
uno ins6eIon0ers aud oeg 9aehes
lelbR, liese Der nUlooernismus@ in
Stalien am 8oo,n. her bsfdnoe no in
sinsm grpBen uns m~5gliderpeiie psrs
sdnsniB0olsH Srrtbum. 8ieIe Sepes
gung, 10 oiel principisn Soli6es uuo
8eroerbIites lie in iid ihIiebt. purz
self aHiaeinsno ood .iefsr, ala odB
lie nit 1uBerliaen Wlittsln sumStins
itaRo sebraht peroen ipante.
Qua nab Nmerica puroe ia bersits
geneloet. in nelter WeiIe garoinulz
gr55ifdof 6errGra non Mailano ianqa
gesen bic 3eitihrift 81 3iRuoDomens
10" singeidritten lit, Die ni9t nur aus
neidliu 0erboten puros. fonoern 0eren
5%erausgeber. 9srIsser uno Mlitorbeis
ter aud nit Der grcommunicdtion be-
lesi ipuroen. SroB biefer 9erurt6siz
lung piro aber bic 3eitI6riit ibr Gr=
l6einea teinespsss einlteneu uno aug
allen bisber n~orlisgenoen @euBerunsen
ienes 9rsiies gebt beroor, baB in benz
Sc i bss Srgnnss feline 4en0eruug
9ias srsifeH Miro. 4u6 bic 2sate,
Deite binter Der DislbsTpro6enen
r4ntizGn5rtlita" Iteden, tiinbieer an,
bdB tie frog benz WOtuproprio oes
Yapg.es sine Reibe entipredgnosr
Shriftsn, gum 5beiI 1teberiebungen
nihttatboliIher Nerts, i'm gerlaae eis
ner gu oieiem 3pede eigeng eesrinoes
ten @sIelihaft Deroffenilihen polen.
9leih5eitis pirO aus Mdilanb, aus
onoubmer 5soer, Elm BUD unter Dem
Sitsl: Der Risosrsdns bes Wpoerniss
mug augsfinoigt, OeFen 8erFaTer Ii9
Ielber sinsu nprOgrsFiito" nsnnl unO
n%teinespees@ auf tirhlih corteetsm
9ooeu Itebsn nil. Gr ertldrt Den Mos
oernismus fir elm S~tro6feuer, er
MILE gsgeniibsr Der Ortbooorie ihlisBs
lid unterIiegsn, peil sr ni6t BEN MRui6
Der gnergie UNI Oes sntfnIoFensu 0is
0srfanbes belize. Die 3utunft NTH
ia lsareH, per 8eht bat, oas aber Ttett
bsute idon felt: fir bas tatAulif6s
StaIisn bereiten ta iapsrs inusre Rd.
iaitropben Dor.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26

Jn eoe tdtbolii@e 6amilie gt9ort
beut5utdee cine tat5olti6e 3silnHg,
oenn oas miinoIiHe WOrt oss SselIors
gers muB untsritibt nerosn our1 bas
lnriftIins Dorts Der grsTe Die giHs
pirtung Der 3atunJ auf lire Qeier -
ods fpiro Idber inner nod niHt ubers
al srtannt - slei6s Ger ginpirtuno
Der Suft uuf bisisnigen, bic fe ems
othHen. Der in elmer fnls1ten, nit
~uHseunoen 3inTten unb Miosmsn erz
fuaten Butt lebi, Der Dtro nit oer 2eit
leIbt franz. Qnfanos merit e. bas
nitt sIsid, osnn cine Iplhe umpanos
lung Doasisbt jd niat uuf einmai: ia
gaan6sr salt Th fir 70 tsr~nssTunb
ME elm gihbaum. baB Ct msinI. i'm
Tonne uihts etpas an6aben. Qoer
Hthr aHb mthr, 5usrF Ianeidm, cam
i4ns1 nHb INNER inntner oehnt bic
Rpont5sit in isintm H5rWr Fh aus.
90 aud bic Wirfung esr fnlshten.
0orab Der ~.fartlOisa" 3sitans. Mdns
DER bat Fh fiji unRrltslih gebalssn,
abr mil BEN g~indtbmsn oitisr TdIe6s
ten geiitiesn Cuff 1T o0s gift, penn
ca6 in tltinm Doisn, ibm lansfdm
6eisebradt DorbtH uH5 .6ut jses uns
febibar IsiHe Birture. bis bsr Wdnr
ssihig FED upb sIsrb generbeE if.
0sr ben giniIlb bsr sdtbolfi6tn
2eit,trr Fs~~sr fsr-er -sr 49,. r--.tEs
nur iolte gldss auFsuiuh1i. 10 BE
aoshcliisn oGnn Sefdt Fnb. BORT IN
GIT eiEs intsOlifhs 3sitang R1is4e,
3fsolsrser, qTebiser, 0polpget. 8srs
sinsmcHH, 8rjt, IND b1usfrsurb sus
sltih. Ssp6srIih Ffr5sn BE griss
ier, bic trs ssrfreus rofnsnesn re-
ibolitsns bti bsnsn tattplii&s 3gsuns
ssH sa ftHbn irS. duFfuosn, 1uts
dufnohms, 5HisrsFs Fir Sc lcfsolifhs
Ss4s IND slas eFEa3 51aA. Cine
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-01-26
rrtms.zladJrtdIte

MiIDautes.- Der ct. So6dns
mes sQnionius &. u.s9ersiR Der 81.
Dreifaltigteitss 9smein6e erm1bl.s fols
senoe 8eamtsn: 9rGi., 6. 4. argmsr;
/. @itesprGi., 6. 2. 0ebsr; 2. 9ites
prdi., 8. Wiaer; &c, 8. @aIss
mann; 9ice sec, 6. 5. Altbofsn: Sin,
Sec, Z. u. Sanbuber; 8ice Jin.r
Sec, 70. maBie; Shabm.. %. 9osB;
Sruifes, =. u. gtfbte; Narihal. s..
5intlsr; 5abnsutrdssr, 8. 3ins3bsim.
6. W. 4roeler. - Der Ct. Nlobitus
Sduglines0erein Der 81, Drsifaliigs
feitss @emtinbe erpd6lt foIgsnoe Be-
amten: prdi., g. Shults; 9icssPrai,
8. Bid; Sec. Q. W. pelt; ShaBmsis
itsr, u. %. Bold; D~eIssatsu. 9biI.
Shults, Nm. Bum.
Die 5oberation Der iatb. 9ers
cine Don Milpautee gpuntD bat b.
tanntli9 bsl6loFsn, in ben tatb. 8ss
meinosn Der GtaDt unb ots Gountp
cine eifrise Qgitation i'm 5nlersFs Ger
6ooerotion burh cine Stris BON 8ors
trGgeH ourh8ufibrsn. Die eris oies
isr @gitdtipns Deri0mmlums fono
nun am /. SountagsQl5eno in bsr
S6ulbons Der hieiisen Ct. gliidbetbs
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