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Orange County observer., 1908-02-06
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Bears tho The Kind You Have Always 3ough
Il &<WAzzZSx
1875. 1902.
FALL
AND -
WINTER
MILLINERY.


We invite the public to inspect
our stock Of Fall aud Winter Mil
)inery, which is now complete aud
the latest 10 styles and fashions.
In making our.<ptrobases We sc
hcted goods that we know will
give satisfaction In quality aud
price.
Everything 10 Millinery, Trimmed
and. Untrimmed Hats. .Faucy Col
lars, Handkerchie's. ~Combs. and q
nice line of Chsldren's.' aud Infant
Cloaks, Furs, eto. Also d complete
aud beautiful lioe OF Neck wear, and
lots of no .el,ies in Jewelry.
We guarantee prompt attention
TO all orders By m,ii, and we are
always ready TO do the best we cal,
for our customers.
MRS. M. L. TAYLOR d SISTER
Orange County observer., 1908-02-06
~ office to Parties Due
tho Estate OF DIR.
ID (H, GO0 r>v.is

5, Please co me forward aud seule.
meis getting time tha, the estate
should be closed up Do not force
me TO have to take Judgment and
have your homestead laid off or to
have me to post your names at the
court honse door for non IA, mcnt of
account due by you, which the law
requires ,ne 10 do if not paid Wood
will be taken in payment on &C.
counts.
This 26lh day Of November, 1906.
D. g PARKS,
Administrator.
Orange County observer., 1908-02-06

See advertisement of mortgage
sale of Land by Mss Alice II. Mont
gomery, mor'ga-ee.
The next Annual Meeting O.,
tbe North Carolina Teachers As.
senbly will he held al Charlotte,
July is, 1908,
DR.. AID Mrs. W. N. Meba1 e.
who are boarding al the O.conee
chee Hotel, will go TO Housekeeping
it the cottage on Wake street be-.
longing to Capt. JOS. NJ. Freeiand,
MI. G. L. Smith, the contractor,
has covered the steeple of St. Ma.
thew's Episcopal church with stesl
shingles, and Rici ard Berry, the
colored talnter, has been employed
TO paint the steep!e.
See advertisement of valuable
farm Tor sale. This sale was post-
poned from Saturday, Feb l. 1908,
unit Monday March 9, 1908, court
week, a, court house door, Hills.
boro, N. G, a. II m.
MIR. and Mrs. Whitmel H.
Webb, who have been boarding a,
the Occoreechee Hotel, have gone
to housekeeping in the Cameron
residence until the completion oi
their cottage on East Tryon street
The Hillsboro Gay Mauufao.
tu'lng Company are erecting a
modern direct heat artificial Dryer
WIN capacity of 10000 brick dried
oaliy This will enable the firm to
make brick the entire year. The
DDfyer will be erected by The w
~. Raymond Company, Dayton
when the baby is cross and has
you worried aud worn out you will
ind that little CAscAswEET, the
we,l known remedy for babies and
children, will quiet the little ones
10 a short time. The ingredients
are are printed plainly on the bottle.
Ion'a'ns no opiates. Sold by W.
A. Hayes, Druggist
The Ground Hog made his ap
pesrance at Hillsboro Sunday morn
ing on schedule time and went back
s talo hls hole and made q red BIO,
nre. Monday morning the cher
%ometer "a was down to 6 degree.
sooSe zero, the coldest morning q
,nls winter. and on Tuesday .,ht
ooys and girls were out "skee,ing'
W !" the ice. Now who says The
0round Hog is "nat so."
The Observer and the man,
lf'ends Of County Commissions
Joseph W: Pickett sympa,hize will
, a:@ on account of the de1th 8
as as daughter. Mrs. Carrie Scott, wifi;
y: ~ Mr A. M Scott, of Mebane, who
uleo We at Clearwater, Florida. on Sa,
Mrs MMusy, T. Feb l, aged abou, "a. years
srs; b,n; Scott is survived by her hos
b."., b.n" aod one child, father and on,
SM1"toer' M"!er The remsins arrived a
bre"a0e b",'e Monday afternoon and ,b,
Chns' s' TOOK place q, Cross Road
'o" ABOUT noon Tues day.
Orange County observer., 1908-02-06

= hH'Na IT AND DOLLARS, SAVED
savs o. D., Loper, of Marilla, N. T.,
had am a carpenter and have
BurL,nS1,y severe cuts healed by
saved m Arnica Salve. It has
bv 'fu fs. %e q, suffering and dollars. It is
ever f ."e peat e, healing salve I have
Ulcer, |ana." fana Heals burns, sores,
2So a, w W. sores, eczema. spd piles.
"' W. A, Hayes drug store.
Orange County observer., 1908-02-06
Notice to Debtors.

The judgments, mortgages, notes
and accounts due to James Webb,
Jr. d Bro, are IN my hands for col.
lection. All indebted will please
call At my Office and make paymen,
in appreciation OF the large indul.
geoce which has been given.
JOHN w. GRAHAM,
Trustee
Orange County observer., 1908-02-06

Harry Thaw, who was acquitted
at his.9second trial! 10 New York
City last Saturday for killing Stan.
ford White, on the ground OF insan
ity, was sent 20 the Mat,eawan
asylum tor the criminal insane, and
now his lawyers are trying to get
him released IRON the asylum under
habeas eorpus proceedings.
Orange County observer., 1908-02-06
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

On Saturday, February l, 1908, I'VE
will sell at public cutlery to the
highest bidder for cash a valu-
sble farm on Cane Greek, III Ring,
ham Tow nship, Orange County, n.
c.. adjoining ,he old David Roach.,
Stludw rex, William Thompson and
:1ohn Gates lanes, aid, bounded by.a
line as fellows:
BEGINNING 1t birch on the said
Greek, David Roach corner, running
with lis line Nortii .63e West. ;0'chairls
and &C links to white oak, tbence
North 300 East IL hains to a red oak.
thence West IS chains anu 30 links to .s
post oak. he said Roach's cornei. or
tie Strudwick line: thence with the.
said lIne S. 27e West Is chains aud so
links to a hickory OH the said line:
William Thcnrson's corner 1ofmerlvs
thence with John Gates line S. 65u-
Easr 40 chains to a birch on said Cane
Creek. thence up the meander ms.
thereof to the first station, containing
One Hundred Acres. more or less, the
same having been conveyed by Henry
G. Thompson and Selma A: Tholhpsohi
his wife Ey two detds, registered ir
said County in Book AZ. at rage 4, al'tf
in. Book SO. at page 543. respectively. ,
Said tract is well watered, is good
farming land and contains large qrall-,
1itv OF Oak, Hickory. Poplar and Pine;
tlnl er. and is lecate cd about l-2 mflsa 8
Southwest tlcm Ffiand. n. c.. and Il
short distance Westwardly from Chapel
Hill. n. t..
Place .of sale County Court Houses
door at ! ilisboro, n. e.
Fer full information address Ernest
HAYWOOD. ATTORNEY. Raleigh, N. e.
Orange County observer., 1908-02-06
Occoneeckee Hotel.
IN HzzzsBoRo, N: I
For Sale or Lease.

Mrs. Ha.sell who has SO long run
and conducted this Hotel will re.
tire on account Of Ill health, not be.
ing able to continue the manage
r:eot longer. 1t is the only Hotel
~ H'llsboro and is a good oppor-
tuuity for an investment. !.
For fUrthe, particulars and terms,
apply to D.sC Patk, Hillsboro, N. G
Chapel Hill News copy / month
Orange County observer., 1908-02-06
Post OHce Hours.

Office opens at SEQ a. m. Closes
at $50 p. m.
Mail going East closes S:2o a. IN
and 4 70 p. m.
Mail going West closes $50 q
%. anl 1858 r. %.
Money Order books close a, 400
p. N.
CHARLES 6. RosEMOND, P. ~
Orange County observer., 1908-02-06
DEATH OF Two or The CouNry,s
OLuksT CITIzENs.

ODCGol A1llAENS.
The Chapel Hill News of las.
week tells of tie death Of ,wo OF the
best known and .osdss. c,lizens Of
Draege county.
On Saturday, mosniu.. Jan 25.h
N NE = w. Mct!apley aie,l III.
{ Q : e-of hia .dauytner il law, Mrs
NJ a McCauiey, near CHAPEL Hill.
'agsd o2 }tars. Mr. McCaoley was
10 be narfied;-sior tie SECOND time
onJ .!noary 18th, and lie was return
ing IRON visit TO his intended
~hsnshe was ,hruwu. from buggy.
aud received n,jaries which br. u.ht
10 the iata illness poeunonia.
J At an eatly hoJr Wedueeday
no ming Jan 29;h, Mr. Cal.iu. An
drews, aged &3, died a: the home e(
his son, Mr. A l.. Andrews, in the
B,thelcharch neighborhocd, Chapel
Hill lo~n>hip. !. Mr. Andrews wa.
one ."f.1h-= hest koown educators ii
the con"ty, and bis worth cannot ,,e
'-stftatDetf.s
:. -7Seo 'aaser,ise nent at sa1. Of
and fsf divisions Frauk Nah. Con
missthner.a,-' = ]. =
% -zsyJse DeW,u's Lite Ear'v
Rl-s,s. !. / leasant little Pills. The,
are easy to take Sold by W. A
Hayes, D,ugg #,
.s.-- The 1bea= is Gle cheapest Blu,
Shsinaer's INDIA" Vsrm,fag1, 4as itsir
guaranteed DO destroy and expel
worms the child's greale>l enemy
3, B., sale by w. A Hayes: Drnggi !.
Rev: H. T Da'nall, Tor many
yearsA pastor ef the First Presby.
terisnT Church at Du,h ham, died a,
A.laoff.f CITY, N. j. OH Mond,y
January u, where he was spending
the winter With bis .son, Dr.. Wn
Darnall He Was buried at New.
port News. Va, the home of Mrs
Darhaf1,s Rev. Darnall was. well
known nat Hll!sboro whe,e h. of,en
visited aud preached in the Presby
terian Church while his bro,ber-in-
law, the, Ia'e lamented and greatly
loved Rev w f. Wilbel N was the
pastogso oI The Presbyterian Church
-Ptstmas,er Rosemond desires
to scall$ attention TO the practice oi|
some patrons Of rural delivery o:
p 'aciug loo,e coins in their boxes
each time they desire to d epatch
letters instead of supplying them !
selves with postage in advance of
their needs. THIS practice imp oses
undue, hardship or rural carriers in:
loose ooins fron boxes
and delays them on the service of
their routes. The Postmaster. there
fore, urgently requests that patrons
of rdrAl deliveryprovide themselves
aud keep on hand a supply of stamps.
coneisleat with and in advance OF
their needs. II is> also very desira-
hle lhatesural patrons place in their.
na1l .bo1es email detachable cups oi
woodsoi, tin iu which to place coins,
when necessary, in purchasing sup
plies OF stamps. ).
Harry Thaw, who was acquitted
at his.seconi trial! 10 New York
City last, Saturday for killing Stan
ford White, on the ground OF iusan.
ity, was sent 20 the Mat,eawan
asylum tor the criminal insane, and
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-20

count anyway. Can you give us two
sleeping rooms. two baths, setting
room, and room for my man.
Two baths?' says l. Can't you
take O bath by yourself? You seem
to be having lots Of funny Jokes with
me. Would you mind saying what your
name Is and what you want?
HE looked me over sort Of odd
Beg pardon he said. 7 thought you
were expecting us. Here's my card
II looked at 1t. and there was the
name Edward Van Br,snt,' printed On
1t. Then l begun to got my bearings.
as you might say.
"'Oh!' says. 7 sec.
$50 glad. I'm sure, he says. Now
can you give us the sleeping rooms.
the baths, and the room for my man .
Hump says !. lookin' back at the
house behind me: II me and Hubby
bunked In tho henhouse and the chore
boy in the cellar, maybe we could ac-
commodate you. that is. all but the
baths. You'd have to take turns with
the washtub for them says
"He laughed. He was so everlasting
cool about things that 1t sort of riled
me up.
Perhaps you'd like to hire the
whole shebang?' says |, sarcastic,
pointing TO the house.
He looked at 1t. It looked sort of
cheerful. with the syringa over the
door and the morning-glories hiding
where the whitewash was OF.
Good ideal he says. I would
well. that was too many for me!
I went into the house and fetched out
Hubby Ann-shc's my wife. There
amt many women In this town can
beat her when 1t comes to managing
and business. If do say II.
How long would you want ths
house for?' says Hubby, when | told
her what was going on.
"a month. says Van Brunt, turn
ing TO the other city Teller. Hey, Mar
TIM T'other chap nodded.
YAH right says Van Brunt. How
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-20

make the pootrst fist 1t II Of anybody
ever see. Why don't YOU try singing
or making sirns? wouldn't wonder
II you got ahead faetcr."
He grlnned feeble sort OF lop-
sided grin, and tried another tack.
you were speaking OF them board
ers OF mine" he says
"Yes; ! was" | says.
They come day afore yesterday
early" say re.
"I'm-hum So heard" says.
lie fidgeted minute or SO more.
Then he toali me by the arm and led
mo back 70 tho kcS.
Sol" he says, "get down. want
to ask you son, ethinC. BY gum got
to ask somebody. 1'm--Im worried"
Yes" said. giving him little OF
his own medicine.
Yes. Them boarders--they worry
me. Ne and Hubby set up TIL nigh
ii o'clock last night talking about
EN-. She thinks maybe they stole the
money, and don't know but they're
crazy, ran away from an asylum or
something. Yol'vc seen more city
folks than | have, being around the
hotel so. Sec vh2t YOU think.
Twas this way he went on; Il
got letter from the Teller In New
York that sell cranberries to. He
said n couple OF friends Of his wanted
TO come 10 Il place in the country
where twas 7nict Did know of such
a place round here We'll, course
wrote back hat twas nice and quiet
right at our house. There want no
lie in that, was there, Sol?"
NO" says Il should say
twouldn't he shaving TIE truth too
close II you'd said there was moro
quietness thaa anything else down on
the Neck read"
Well" he goes on, not noticing the
sarcasm. Il wrote and never got n
word back. Me and Huldy had given
UP hearing. And then, yesterday
morning, they come-both Of EN-
Nice lookin' young fellers as over you
see they are: dressed Just like the
chaps IN the clothes advertisements in
the back OF the magazines. The big
gest one-they're both half as tall as
that mast. seems so-he toek up his
hat and says. kind OF lazy and grand,
like steamboat capt'n:
"'Mr. Scudder'' he says.
"'That's my name. says I. was
kind OF suspicious; there's been so
many sewing-machine agents and such
round town this spring. And yet Id
ought to have known ne want TO sew.
ing machine agent.
| "'Ah. ne says. You've been ex-
/ pecting us, then. Has the luggage
Gomez
What In time did know about his
luggage as he called It?
"'No, says I. "Taint.
"'Oh, well. never mind he says, just
as II ton or two Of baggage didn't
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-20

TO see that ya.et's D-.& set Timber
He bowed and scraped and Sired
TIL you couldn't rest. They spoke to
him like he was a dog and he skipped
around with his tnil between his legs
like he was one-a yellow one, at
thnt
When we'd passed the point out
comes that everlasting book and the
Twins got at It,
Van" says Martin Hartley, setting
UP and taking notice; the Natural
Life for mine. ! envy the lucky devils
who'vc had II all their lives"
'Twan't none OF my affairs, but /
showed my oar In here-couldnt
help IL.
You fellers a,n't getting the real
article-not yet says l. There's .
hotel over back OF the village where
the boarders get the ginuinc simple
life-no frills included" | says.
They was Interested right on.
where's that. skipper" says Van
Brunt. What's It's name?"
we'll" says I, folks round here call
It the poorhouse."
Then they both laughed Good nice
fellers, as said afore, even If they
was crazy.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-20

YES" says he explaining, kind Of
impatient like. up the river, you
know"
| chewed over this for a minute. and
all could think Of was that the Teller
must be in clock factory or a watch
makers or something.
"Watches?" | asks.
Hartley seemed to be too tired Of
life to want to answer. but his chum
did It for him.
NO" says he. 81 believe 10 was
pearl studs on the showdown"
Well, this was crazy talk enough for
anybody. | didn't want to stir 'cm
mp none-fve always heard that you
had TO be gentle with lunatics-so l
went on, encouraging cm like.
Studs, hey7" says l.
Yes" gays he. "IYe was British
beast. and Martin was all balled up in
the street at the tlme-awny from his
apartments a good dcal-and the y. II.
annexed everything IN sight"
90 long" says I, for the sake OF
saying something.
Peg pardon" says he.
Nothing" says I; and we stopped
talking
They seemed to enjoy the sail first
rate, and acted as rational as could be.
generally speaking. They didn't know
a topping lit from a center-bcard, so
far as boat went. but that want
strange: I'd scen plenty Of boarders
like that. But mover afore had I seen
two that acted or talked like them.
We got back 10 tho wharf along
about dusk. and walked with EN- a
piece on their way to Mates. was
keeping sort Of old bach hall Just
outside the village and so it want
much out of my way. They had me
guessing and | wanted moro time TO
work on the riddle.
We cut across Sears meadow, and
the frogs was beginning to sqneal and
the crickets to ch,rp. To me them
early summer noises are as cheerful
and restful as a teakettle singing or a
cat purring. But, all at once. Hart
ley. the sick one, stopped and held up
his hand.
Heavens, Van!" he says. "It sounds
like the ticker and he said 1t sc
prayerful and sad
Van Brunt shook hts head. Don't
IT." says he. Il can sec The tape run
ming off that tree. Green Apples Pre-
ferred. LOG bid and asfcd.' Is there
no escape?" he says.
left EN- on the hill by the Daptis,
burying ground. watched EN- walk
ing down the road, big and straight
and handsome, and ! piticd EN- from
the bottom Of ny heart.
SOL Pratt" says TO myself, here's
n lesson for you. You're old and homo
~ and your bank account Is nothing
minis a good deal, divided by naught
but don't You never complain again
S'pose you was good.lool1ing and rich
but out of your head, like them two
poor young chaps. Dear. dear!"
And thought about EN- and pitied
EN- all that evening. while | was fry
ing my herrings for supper. hope III
get credit somewheres for all that
pity.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-20
CHAP1 r n.

see 'em pretty often during the
the landing OF a morning smoking
cigars, and with ttcir hands in their
pockets. Crazy or not. there was q
something about en that kind of got
me; l own up begun to like EN-, in
spite OF their tophamper being out Of
for the average city boarder. He runs
too much to yachting clothes and
patronizing Neither the clothes nor
the airs set we'll; kind OF look like
they was secondhand and made over
for him by the folks at home. When
me and begins TO lord II and show OF
afore tho girls the Dora Bassett is
pretty apt to ship some spray over the
bow. A couple Of gallons Of salt
water sliced off 4 wave top and poured
down the neck Of one OF them fellers
his Importance like twas flannel
shirt.
But Nate Scudcer's private patients
want that kind Not that they want
dressed Land sakca, ! don't s'pose
they wore the same vests two days
running. Iut they looked like they
was used TO their clothes, not as IL
they'd Just been introduced and didn't
feel to horne in EN-. And they didn't
patronize mono TO speak Of; called me
Skipper and Sol" just as sCciable
as could be. And as for the girls. they
never looked twice al any Of the hotel
ones. Them two skittish females that
took over to Trumet used TO get in
their way and beg pardon and Gggle.
hosting Irritation signals, so TO speak,
but Van Brunt and Hartley wouldn [
even come up into the wind; just kept
on their course like they was carrying
the mail. Twas these two females
that first named EN- The Heavenly
Twins" twas shortened la.cr to THE
Hoavenlics"
Every time | took the Heavenlies on
a cruise the more certain | was that
they were lcons-harmless and good
naturcd OF course. hut looms Just the
same. Most generally they carried
a book along with EN- and read 1t out
loud to each other. They'd read a
| spell and then stop and break ont
with; by Jove. that's so. He's right
isn't he?" You'd thiak that book was
a human almost, the way they went on
about IT. I've heard a minister do the
| ~ CprintnraG. hllf
this want the Bible; the name OF II
was The Natura, Life" | borrowed
once to look at, but twas all foolish
ness to me; telling about money being
q cuss, and such rot I've boen cussed
considerable sence first went to sea
but not by mcncy-no, sir
But Van Brunt would read three or
four fathom of rubbish out of THE
Natural and then hsaye 10 and say
odd We didn't think of that afore
Martin. II doesn't count for much
does 1t? Well we're through with II
now. thank God Look at that sun
set, Have smoke, skipper
And then he'd pass over cigar that
mad cost as much as ten cusses pox
I'm any Judge Of tobacco,
One night just as we were coming
into port. Van says to me;
SOL he says. I'VE may want you
and the boat tomorrow. MY manll
lot you know IN the morning. Mean
while Just dodge the nautical bunch al
the hotel. will your"
was a good deal shook up Ia al
most forgot that keeper
Man saws /. ooh, yes. yes! see
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-08-20

they found him settin' a.straddle OF
the henhouse singing "Bculah Land"
to the chickens. These fellers might
be harmless looms that had been
farmed out as you might say. by the
asylum folks. There was that man"
that Nate said was coming. He might
DO their keeper.
Il understand you've got a friend
coming" says !. by way OF ground
bait.
"Friend!" says the big ono.
Friend? don't understand"
"Scudder said you had another man
coming to his house." says !.
He smiled. ooh, see" Then he
smiled again. a queer lazy kind Of a
smile, like as II he was amused at him
self or his thoughts.
Il don't know that should call him
a friend, Mr.. OF"
Pratt" says !. Solomon Pratt
Thanks. No, wouldn't 60 so fal
as TO call him friend; and yet he's
not an enemy-not openly He
smiled again, and the other chap
whose name l found out was Hartley
Martin Hartley-smiled too.
He's the man Van here belongs to,
explained the Hartley one. They botf
smiled again.
kind Of jumped, guess, when HI
said that. 1t began to look as II thu
asylum idea was the right one. ant
this Teller that was coming was thu
keeper.
Hum" says I. and nodded my hest
Just as II tho whole business was a
plain as A b C. do you belong t.
anybody" I says to Hartley.
II did" says he. but he's doinl
time"
"Doing time?" says \
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-03-26
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reid 9enu9. um nod WtilliDnen gu be-
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ten. I'm Den geipeis gu liefern, oaB
mir nidt 5u tart Die Rarbs auftragen,
no6ltebeno nur fOl9enoe 5atin9en:
Sn SiOur sails allein meroen
oieies Sabr 9leubduten i'm 8eIammt=
merte BON $500, 900 eepIant. u. a.
bic neue Gonoregafional:Gir uno
gaptiItentirde fir le $50, 600; Die neue
elettril6e Sterilization an Der Queen
Bee =Mhble $40, 900, ellington 8ros.
cine Automubilwertltatt ~ $4,000,
neue Brinatbduier, eini9e 81 ie $l0.s
600; oas geplante Bromn=6lat=@e.
bduoe 3u $40, 900 uItu., Der tleineren
8auten ufp. niht su eeOenfen Sn
8dlos meroen Fabriti6lote rnu6etl,
unIere Departments 21ben meroen
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Urban Qinien lino geplant. Elm llnion=
Depot, Die neue 9ohIhule, Die felbIt
fir GbicaaO Elm pra6tbau mare, muroe
erri6tet uim.
9Die Itebts In ben abriqen 3eilen
oes Staates2
9artforo baut cine neue 8aKer=
anla9e.
Dolano ano Salem srri6ten
neue Spernbduler.
9n MILLER III Die elsttriIhe Qi6t-
aulage in 8etrieb 9eieBt.
SpearfiFb tubnlht cine garne-
Gle 9ibliotbet.
Sn ben neuen 8abpitdoten W O-
bridge unb 0Ien B m miro baIb
bic 9eitungspreIie ibnurren.
1as neue qapitOl in gierre Qeis
Der aug Bsbforb. Gieiner) liebt Ieiner
baloieen gouenbune sntge9en. Sic
StaatstapitoltommiIIion Bat 8oupers
neur graipforb ernannt uno beaufs
tragt. bic nbti9en arrangements al
Itrsfen Fiir entFpredeabe 5eierli1teiten