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GEN. SAXTON'S WILL FILED.
Property OF Dead Soldier Bequeath.
ed to the Widow.

The will of Gen. Rufus Saxton. L. S. A.
dated December %, 1904. was filed for
probate yesterday.
II appoints the Washington Loan and
Trust Company as executor and trustee.
and directs it to pay the income from the
estate to the widow. Mrs. Matilda G..
Saxton, during her life.
At her death. the estate is 20 be divided
into three equal parts. two OF which are
20 he paid to Samuel ". SaxtOn. MiranG
w Saxton, and George II. Saxton. broth
ers OF the deceased: a niece, Anna B.
fietcher' and a sister, Martha ]. Rose.
OF Chicago III. The remaining third is
to be paid 10 niece. Caroline II. Stenban'
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
NEGRO USES A KNIFE.
Harry Dove SIaShed In street Fight
Near Capitol Grounds.

Harry Dove, twenty years old 23 c
street southeast. was cut and slashed
several times by two colored men shortly
after 10 O'Clock last night. just as he was
entering the Capitol Grounds. His in
juries. which were not serious. were treat
ed at Providence Hospital
Samuel Reed. colored. thirty eight years
old. &6 Second street. was arrested
shortly after the police were notified by
Policeman Lynch, of the Sixth precinct
On his person was found a bloody knife
and when confronted with Dove. he ad-
mitted that he had cut a man. but did
not know whom
Reed denied al the station house that
he had started a street quarrel. saving
that he had asked Dove and his com
panion for a match and was denied IT,
which started the quarrel. He said some
"ne hit him in the face and he pulled
his knife and slashed about him bIindIy.
He was held on charge OF assault
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
SHOWS COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS
Mr.. Gregory Gives Entertaining Lee
ture at the q. w. L. Hall.

Mr.. Gregory Gives Entertaining Lee
ture at the q. w. L. Hall.
Carl L Gregory, photographer Of the
Geological Survey. entertained a large
audience in the lecture hall Of the George
Washington University. II street near
Fourteenth street northwest. last evening.
by his illustrated lecture on the "Chemis-
try OF colored Photography" The lee
ture was held under the auspices OF the
Chemical Society. and was open TO the
public.
The lecturer explained in a systematic
way the experiments which resulted in
the permanent establishment of color
photography. and said that "only within
the last year has this art been success
fully attempted by the amateur"
The slides shown were Illustrations OF
natural scenes. which, by the new PRO
cess. depicted multi-colored leaves and
foliage
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
HANCOCK's BROTHER DIES.
Twin of Candidate for President in
1880 Dead In Minneapolis.

1880 Dead In Minneapolis.
Word has been received here OF the
death Of Hilary 3. Hancock. eighty-four
years old, twin brother Of the late Gen.
Winfield Scott Hancock. and brother Of
John Hancock. Of Washington. Wednes-
day last, in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Hancock went to Minneapolis IN
1856. taking uD the practice Of law with
Uriah Thomas. under the firm name Of
Hancock q Thomas. He soon acquired
a large practice and gained a reputation
for thoroughness in all his undertakings.
Mr. Hancock is survived by his brother.
who lives here, and two nleces. Mrs. W
r. Merriam and Mrs. a. ]. Griffin.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
PERANCE MASS MEETING.
w c. T. L. Calls Assembly at Met
rOpOIitan Church To-day.

\ temperance mass meeting viii be held
by the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union at 3 O'Clock to-day at the Metro
politan Methodist Episcopal Church. Four
and-a-half and c streets northwest.
Among these VINO will address the meet
ing are Justice Ashley NJ Gould. Mrs
Margaret Dye Ellis. Judge I. G. Kimban.
and Rev. G.. w Gallagher Songs will be
sung by the children OF the Washington
Orphan Asylum. under the direction Il
Prof. c. T. Tasker. organist.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

From coast to coast" will be the sub
jeet OF an illustrated lecture by Mr.. Ed
ward Tarring on Tuesday night in Odd
Fellows Hall. Seventh street, between y
and E streets northwest. The proceeds OF
the lecture viii be given to the Christian
Endeaver Union of the District
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
Give q Germnn sumner

Arrangements have been completed fol
the annual German supper held under
the auspices OF ST. Joseph's rectory, :;
be given Tuesday. at the National Rifles
Armory. The supper will be from 4:so ui,-
til 10 o'clock. The proceeds Will go TO.
ward reducing the debt of St. Joseph's
Church.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
CAPT. HART INJURED.
Veteran Thrown from Street Car
and Goes 10 Hospital.

and Goes TO Hospital.
Capt Abraham Hart. for many years IN
charge OF the financial affairs OF Lans-
ourgh & Brother who was thrown from
Capital Traction car al Eighteenth
and Z streets early yesterday morning
was operated on 10 remove a pressure on
the brain, at Georgetown University Hos
pital yesterday afternoon. Late last night
it was said at the hospital that Capt
Hart was in a serAus condition, but that
he wac expected to recover
He is past commander Of the Depart
ment OF the Potomac. and has been ac-
lively Interested in G. A r. circles for
many years
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
CHURCH NOTICES.
UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. 18th and L SIS. Ulysses
G. 3. Pierce. minister. ef5 a. H.. Sunday school.
Class for Comparative Study ot Reiigion. and
Unity study Class: H. morning service. sermon BY
the minister; D. NJ. Young Peoples Religious
Union The public invited 10 al services. fc2s q
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
NEW STAR IN THE FLAG.
Navy Depa rtment Orders IL Inserted
for oklahoma.

The American flag with staI repre-
senting the new State OF Oklahoma. will
soon be out.
The Navy Department the Official
keeper Of the flag. issued an order yes
terday that the forty-six stars shall be
arranged in six rows.
The first. third. fourth. and sixth will
consist of eight stars, and the second and
fifth Of seven.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
CENTRAL UNION MISSION.

Hon NORRIS SHEPPARD. Of Texas viii speak
on Christian Citizenship AZ y. N Bible
study al $50 a, N. Ladies Auxiliary at ?. N.
Mrs. I. T. Oiney in charge.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that the copart-
nership heretofore existing between VIII
lam b. Hibbs and Thomas L. Hume.
trading UnGer the firm name OF W. r.
Hibbs & Co, has been dissolved my
share having been purchased by NJ
Hibbs. VINO has assumed the entire inter
est in all the partnership assets and lfa-
bilities. THOMAS l. HUME.
HOURS AT HOME
Persons wishing 10 see Bishop Oliver q
Sabin regarding the New Thought Philos-
Cphy are Informed that he Is at home
l3ZS NJ street northwest. daily. and viii
receive visitors from u.30 a. m. until ,
p m.
Visitors who reside out Of the city are
welcome at any time. Persons wishing 10
see him after S p m should write and
have an appointment made, as that Will
insure an audience. Telephone North 7S4
fe9-30t
Benz. II. Coles & Co., CphoIsrerfnE OF
al kinds Slip covers. sS sth NV. NJ Gis.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
q. S. Dept. Of Agriculture. Weather Bureau.
Washington. SATURDAY. Feb 2 leas-s n m


Washington. SATURDAY. Feb q 1855 o. m
siHsp9i Valley westward 70 the Pacific weather c1n
States and the South with general though mostly
rlTes prevail throughout the South the Plains
states. ard the Central Rocky Mountain region.
while m the Lover Lake region the Middle At
lsutic States. ard New England they are quite
low. West n the Rocky Mountains tomurrafures
are nearly normal, though lower than on triday.
There viii be rain Sunday in the northern portion
Of the South Atlantic and northern portions of the
Guf States rain or IN the Ohio. Upper Mis-
siSsipp1. and Lower Missouri valleys extending BY
High, into the Middle Atlantic States and M Mon
day into New England. There viii he snow Sunday
IN the lake region and tie Northwest. probably
continuing locally Monday in the former district
In the Plains States there viii he snow OF rain
sunday. followed bv generally fair weather Monday.
In the extreme West the weather viii be fair excfr
that there VIII he rain Sunday in the North Pacific
States II viii be colder SUNDAY in the norther,
portion of the West Gulf States the Lower Arkan-
SIS and Middle Mississippi valleys and warmer in
the Lower Lake region and the Middle Atlantic
States
The winds along the New England coast viii be
fesh northwest 20 northeast: on the Middle At
antic coast fresh north 10 northeast on the south
Atlantic coast light to fresh and mostly Southwest
erly; on the East Gulf coast fresh southery on The
West Gulf coast fresh south 10 southwest. and ON
Lake Michigan fresh easterly
SPECIAL FORECAST
Storm warnings displayed on the Califo-ni,
coast from Point Dobos northWard.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
Local Temperature.

Midnight q: a. m. q. 4 a. m. 3:ssm %.
a. m. p; 10 a. m. a. p noon. 3: 2 p. m a.
4 p. m. ~: D. m. q; p. m, g; 70 D m ~
Maximum. -: minimrm D.
keiatiFe humidity-s a m.. Is; ?. m, 81 D. m
g. Rainfall IS p. m. to D M o Hours of s,,D,
shine. is; per cent of possible sunshine 100
Temperature same date lso4-Maximum. 80; mini
num- s.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
For Exchange.

We are making quite a specially Of the exchange
q Washington City real estate and ,rorld be reaed
70 have any Owners who are contemplating change
of investments 20 consult Us before they eous1m5nats
any pending deals they may have We ON ofer
N this connection clear. unimDroTed property for
dwelling houses OF auartmrnt houses. and We Gisg
have nmnbc- q dwellings for exchange
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
Temperatures i'm Other Ci,,.,
Rain

Temperatures IN other cities together With a.
amount Of rainfall for the twelve bc,,rS ended :.
p yesterday. follows:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
Inrrrfmrnt prnnerti..

We have a number q desirable investments in the
say of dwellings ranging in prios fr0m s. 80 20
SSiS5 Iaying full 10 per cent investment also
have several apartment houses netting from 10 10 Is
per cent
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
ElssID6E z 58s1tE Prss sERTT ANS Trss.
MAILER HEsToE. Hcs Pres. EHP EESFeTE s..
JORDAN & CO., Inc,
REAL ESTATE LOANS AND INSURANCE.
Massachusetts Avenue Northwest.
Ncnr Dunonf Circle

Beautiful siHteenroon stone and trick dwelling.
o0niahng eFeI3 modern conrenlenee, that the owner
owing to sickness. VIII sell az a great sac-idce or
take small dwelling in exchange Price of rn+irs
property otly So 00o
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

will be presented clients in attrac-
tive "eye-holding" style if we print
YOUR folders, booklets, letters, &c.
Have Us submit sample work and estimates
Geo. E. Howard, 7l4 18th,
PRINTER. ENGRAvER AND BOOKBINDER.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

We nave several unusual opportunities IN the way
o. slre Troerties GA some q our Yery best hu-ir-
streets We also have for sale large eoruer on
one q our principal avenues that II sold a. once
can be purchased FOR one-third less than the as
fessed value q the sane. This business property
Tl surely double in value within he next few years
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
HONOR SENIOR PULIDO
Metropolitan Club Gives Din
ner to Popular Diplomat.
PRESENT HUGE LOVING CUP
Recalled Charge d'Anaires of Ven
ezueIa Guest at Farewell Banquet,
Where He Hears Fifty-sIK 'BOR
Voyage" Speeches, and Everybody
Is Merry and Eloquent.

Fifty-six members Of the Metropolitan
Club gathered about the banquet tables
IN the club dining-room Of the Arlington
Hotel last evening and feasted and grew
merry in honor Of their guest and friend,
Senor Don Agusto F. Pundo. charge
d affaires Of the Venezuelan Legation.
The dinner. which was the largest ever
given TO any one man by the Metropoli-
tan Club. was by way of a farewell to
Senor Pulido, who has been recalled from
his position as representative Of Ven
ezuela, after thirteen years Of service in
Washington.
II was purely love feast. characterized
by impromptu speeches Of farewell by
every one present. and a spirit Of good
Fellowship and aneetionate regard memo
rable in the history Of the club. A huge
silver loving cup. bearing the names Of
a hundred members Of the club engraved
in fac-simile OF the signatures. was pre-
sented Senior Pulido. II was filed and
passed around and around the table. each
member present drinking the health Of
the guest with appropriate remarks.
Drink Health of President.
betore the dinner began the health or
the President OF the United States and
t,o-ss. &C.. - ,-.
"''' u e4e~aele'' was
drunk. the only incident bordering on The
political during the evening The sneerhes
- -
o''iie aAOei 'ie "iiiheI' zen SiaIehce h-o-
wards presiding as POSTMASTER Senor
Pulido resDondad exnreeefns b5s rAsra.
-
upoil i'@Nihe " aSHihstoh anu ms many
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
Eighth street Northwest.
AdlOining Pafenf 0mca

TO close an estate. we ase authorized 10 sell de-
sir4oie three-s5or9 BRICK dwelling in this splendid
downtown locality that before long win BE- entirely
devoted 70 business. While the price OF tins rror-
erty Is 900. any reasonable ofier win Be considered
Nonresident owner of several splenddly- situated
building lots IN the direct northwest VIII sell sane
ior about the Assessed valuation. This Is a rzre
chance Tor builder 70 secure q great bargain.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PrintinS that excelS.

-TIn over the printing u the big modern
Irnt shop and 7Ou can depCnd on work belng
well done Printing Briefs and Motors a
specialtv.
Judd & DetWeiler. Inc
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01

The Big PRINT Shop, 42o-zz nth.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
HOURS AT HOFTE-
YOUR Propositions

Benz, II. Coles & Co., CphoIsTerfnE OF
! al klnds. Slip eovers s9 sth NV. N. Gis.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-01
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,

GEORGE P. ZURH0RsT,
20I East Capitol Street.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23

non 10 sy1tsyn II. sl6sft SrdnslI,'
RauFmonn. "a Sfnn.palb. 81.
Gausn iforb. 50 Sabre ali. Or. @,.
ineinDsommonn unb Rantonsrasb 60.
bl. - gu plaifepsn, Jreibura. 1T i'm
utter pOn erf % Sahren 81. Or. Grid
Morp aus Baiel aeliorbsn. Wisuohl
felber trant. lag Or. Morp fsinem BE.
rufe nit folder 0inaebung OBJ. oab q
ibm ielber gum Dpfer fiel.
0r. pfarrer 3immermann. Der ipiirs
oi9e 8eiiiline BON ubennorf. fonnte
oieier 9aNe iein 50jdhriaes Mmisiubis
ldum be9eben. 9roS ieines bohen vi.
ters erfreut er ii1 elmer ieltenen t0rper.
liden uno 9eiiti9en Griihe.
SO iino mir oenn in oer 2. 0dlfte
1908 anaelanat. uno i'd entbiete ben
2eiern oes .Beoba1ter"". ipe3iell m.inen
isreunoen uno Bstannten in New pbi.
laoelpbia, ubri9spils. @naoenbiitten,
Gun0ee &c. bic beifen 8ruBe.
Der Beri4terfatter St.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23

GIrtIi9e Romponifen.
Sn ben europdiihen aDnissbduiern
sibt es cine sanae Mnaabl febr besabter
Mufiter nnb Rompontften. R0nig pe.
ter bon Gerbien, Der ebemals Rlapiers
ftunben CAB, 1T ber' 4omponiit Der Ter.
bif6en Nationalbpmne. Graberoog
Eriebrih pon Oeiterrei4 fomponirt NIT
WorIiebe liebeslieber unb fpielt niht
tpenigtr als flint Snftrumente. Grob.
fiirit Nihasl BON Mublanb bat tiir5li9
lem jiingites Mert ben rSnfluen3as
Morf1~ berausgtgeben. prin3eb 0eiR.
ri9 bon Battenberg bat cine Wltnge
litber unb Rlapieritiide. prina. Sods
DIN Mlbredt bon preuben beri@iebtne
Mdl5er unb tomii6t lieber unb Bring
9eisplon3 bon OrieHenlanb, etn pors
irtffIider DlStenblGier, cine enmp3ss
Hif Iilr pfeifen tpmtcnirt. e
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9as eetImttteI, tueIdes biItt,

.Dr. Sings gem Discoperp 1T oas
0eilmittet. tpeldes bic Deiluna uol=
brinst. bic Nnoere nerlpraten, bod aus=
3ufalren berfeblen." ia9t Grau 6. st.
pierton bon Nuburn Centre, Ya. ,@s
bette mid bon Rehlen- uno 2unoen.
leioen pom LANCER Dauer. melde auoere
Vebanolunaen nur aeitipeilig linoerten.
Nem Dlscoperp tbut mir 10 piel aut,
bab ih iiber3eu9t bin. baB elm mdbreno
eiaer mdbigen 3eitldnse fortgelebter
8ebrauA 0aUon mir meine polltommene
@eiunobelt pleber9eben ,piro. Diele
berhbmte 0uiiens unb grtdltunas- Dse.
oi3in. nebit Reblen- unb Qunoen. Sell.
mlfeel miro pertcuft bon Qy. Is. peter's
Mbothete preis Soc uno. 81. probe-
fai4e fre,.
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) Anfrsiuinissr gumor.

sA.s-.ss. e1s,iA.sisea -. p,H,.s,sas.s
tss osisatsa IN s1trtsa.
Die @1nierieteiten in Der 3uftel,
lung ber 1elbpoitfenbunsen an bic beut>
i3en Sruppen in Siiblpeftafritd, 10
f1reibt Elm bortiser 8eri9ter}tatter,
finb tpGbrenb bes Gelbauses manhmal
ni4t serins setpeien. Die Namen man,
der Orte in @iibtpeitafrita. beren Mus.
fpra4e f4on cine sepiHe 3unsense,
nanbtbeit erforbert, rabmen fi9 in Der
Nieberf4rift oft sana abfonberlid aus.
au4 bic Beaei4nuns fiir bic 3ufam.
meniebuns einaelner 1ruppentbeile Bel
9esinn bes Jelbauges mar fir piele
cine bdrte geub.
60 tpurben }. .. fir ben Musfdif,
f,insshafen Stpatopmunb Beaeihnun>
gen tpie .Spatemunb," rRmoiitop.
numb" unb .S4nasermunb" seipGblt; !;
aus ben Drten Reetmanshoop ipurbe
rRretf4mansbpop,' aus liiberibbu9t
r2ieberDirbpu9t," aus Dtaiabanbio
rOtanaba" unb aus Raribib mahte Elm
isbenfal1s ber eblen Rabfahraunft on.
gebSriger Mbfenber fluss ,garbib.
Wohin follten Hriefe seleitet tperben
nit ben Muffdriften .auf benz Rriess.
pfabe,~ rauf sen, marfde na1 Glib
pefafrita." rerite Gulopptompasnie1
In .Sihipeftafrita buntler mobber. "
Der Wirtli4teit f9on bebeutenb nGbers
fommenb partn bic Beaethnunsen
r@e6folbat1 fir eeeiolba unb
~e9abtrupp." fir @9ubtrupp.. Di.
Stdbe erfubren niIltiirlidbe Menberun,
gen babin. bab aus Stab arotba Elm
rStab 1ratra," aus @tabspsrionen
Elm ~@tabberfopobI," aus Gtappenfta6
Elm ~@tappenitab1 ober .SteppeniiabA
unb aus benz Gtappentommanbo Elm
,Debottentommanbo1 ober Elm uGla.
penfommanbo" tpurbe. Muh bic pro,
, btanttolonnen erfubren einise .9srid,
tigungen. Mas mag fi1 tpobl jones
alte- Miitter4eu sebaht haben, als Il.
an ibren Sunsen, Der bei Der 8. SO,
Tonne 4. RplonnensMbtbeilung itanb,
f4rieb: g Probeamt Roblromm Mb,
tbetluns 4 Rolpnie2" Giir proniant,
tolonne mar ain tpieberbolt .pripats
tolonne" ober rYrooinsialtolonne ses
fast tporben. Das in Griebrihsfelbs
(@ubneitafrita) befinbli4e pferbebe,
pot tpurbe eisenmdbttg naA 5irten,
lpalbe perlest, bic 1ransporttompasnie
bernanbeIte ft9 in cine r9ranspas
renttompasnie. =. bis pferbe{amm.lftelle
in eine rparabefammelftele." Nehi
fonberbur, beinabe tronif9 tlingt es,
tpenn aus einem grfabbataillon Elm
r0eriutbataillon" pirb, tpenn {i4 bts
Mrtillerietompagnte il, eine rMrtiItens
tompdgnie" pertpanbelt unb bic sSelbs
fignalabtbeiluns gu etner .Jelbjinses
abtbeiluns" berunteriintt. 6eralid
la9tn mub man, ipenn man lieit, tpie
ber GelbpermeiIunsstrupp gum rGelb>
p.rmatunsstrupp." bic, 9elesraphen,
abtbefluns 5ur .9elttaffernabtbeiluns
tptrb unb aus ber Rplonnenabtbeiluna
cine ~Roulabenabtbeiluns" entftebt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23
0att3 9cttta,t riMtta.
qh hnh, q,r ff;no,s Ms,, Sa;r. 1

sd babe Dr. aina's Rem GiFe pias
ieit mebreren Sabren aebrau1t uno
finoe tie aan3 aenau ri1tia". ia9t 0err
y. Z. Gelton BON 0arrispille. ". 81.
Nstu 3ife piaen erleintertl otne bas
eerinafe llnbeba9en. Befes Wiitel
Mr 0artleibiateit. @al:niu4t nno
Malaria. llnttr @nrantie nerfault fiir
25e IN %. q. peter's Apottele. Sn
Nstsrs Mpot1tts miro oeuti& 9sfprolbsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-07-23

Gin Beiipiel bon einem proaeB=
bauer liefert Elm Garmer in Nem Seriep,
Der bic Bunoes=Reaierun9 auf e4a-
oeneriab bertla9t bat. neil Der Bonner
Der @ei9iibe auf benz @hieBplob bel
Sanop 0oot feline 0lbner i'm Briiten
lt6rt.
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SsreiniQte etaaten bon Mmeriea, Cbts.
l3uredu htg Sfdats sGefrtf1rS.

Nereeialaeenes amenbement iur 3sntitusten
bon Ohio.
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Gnqenommem am q. mars 1908.
6eretutate Stdaten bon Mmerted, Obte.
Sa,ren,, hts Etaafs- -EefretdrS
(6ieett.

Ueroef&laoemes Nmenbement sur 8ontitutis1
bon Ohio.
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Noti5 att Gontrattore,t.'
Gs fpirb biermit Notia se9eben. eaB Die @omm'lto'
16re BON 1ns,aralpas COUNTY, Dpto. bts
Gnmffnn 25. %uli 1908.

Gs fpirb biermt gtotia 9e9eben. saB ote @omm,lro'
ndre BON 1nsara,pas Gountpe OsIo. bts
Samfa9, Is. Suli 1908,
aebote entsegen nehmen fur b,e 2ieernns bes wate'
rinls uub bic Mrbeit fur foi8enbe Arbe'ten
l. eiue etasmauer BET ben Walawerten:an Jaetorp
Strabe Ganal Doper.
g. Neparaturen an benz Damn IN Soar, ..
g. Cine grhcte in gDeit ubrt@suiae 8.
4. Sine @tismauer an Der WinTielo &trube In
0oper Ip.
S. Cine Bride an Der @tart @atcut strsBe in
SaIem Ip.
8. eiue Bride uabe Der alien Rauia Garm in SLAB
Iomnihip.
Z. Sine Bride uabe Der Wubuuns bon Jrant
Wlepers in Warpid Tp.
s. e,ue Bride nabe Der gudborn strab. in Rem
Gomerstorbn. o.
8. 3pei wriieteu an Der C'1onuen straBe in lluiow
Tomnib,p.
le Cine Bride an Der Start Yatent StraBe bel Der
Wobnun9 bon SEQ. gngents IN Salem Up.
H. gine Bride bel beS Mubnmns pon Doutei
2anb " tn Doper Ip.
l.. Cine grfde bel Der 90 obunns bon u ibert Ooer
bolt IN Doper 1p,
10. Giue grlde bel Dsr aDobnuns bon s5rant waus
IN Glap 1p
a. eueu gston (Gonerste) 8arseritsis bel oer siu.
bein1atb.
sepes Mnsebpt muB e,nsela e.nssreibt fperben
Sebes Angsbot muB nm llbr Wa1mltta9s tn Der
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