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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-08-06
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90 r1vum r -nau peen gnAwsd py- =
yindictive rat-and scrubbed hastily
On the back OF menu card:
Mrs. McCabe, 205 West One Hun
dred and Eighteenth street Top floor.
Ring three times"
81 shall be there at seven,' she told
him. You won't fail me?"
mot if I'm still at liberty" he
laughed
And the waiter smiled at discretion,
q far-away and unobtrusive smile that
could by no possibility give offense;
at the same time it was calculated to
convey the impression that, in the
opinion of one humble person, at least,
Mr. Maitland was merry wag.
"Good-by DAM"
Anisty held her fingers in his hard
palm for an instant, rising from his
chair.
~Good-by, my DEAR" he said, clum-
silly.
He watched her disappear, eyes
humid, temples throbbing. BY the
powersi" he cried. "But she's
worth it,"
Perhaps his meaning was vague,
even to himself He resumed his seat
mechanically and sat for a time
staring dreamily into vacancy, blunt
fingers drumming on the cloth
NO" he declared at length. mo;
I'm safe enough in her
hands,"
Once secure from the public gaze
the girl crowded back into corner OF
the cab, as though trying to efface her
self. Her eyes closed almost auto
matically; the curve Of laughing lips
became a doleful droop; crinkle ap-
peared between the arched brows;
waves of burning crimson flooded heT
face and throat.
In her lap both hands lay clenched
into tiny fists-clenched so tightly that
it hurt, numbing her fingers-a phys
ical pain that, somehow, helped her tc
endure the paroxysms Of shame, That
( she should have stopped so low!
Presently the fingers relaxed, and
/ her whole frame relaxed in sympathy
The black squall had passed over;
but now were the once tranquil waters
ruf1ed and angry. Then languol
/ gripped her like an enemy; she lay
Iistless in its hold, sick and faint with
disgust Of self
This was her all-suficient punish
ment; to have done what she hat
done, to be about to do what she con
templated. For she had set her hant
to the pillow; there must now be NJ
drawing back, however hateful nigh
prove her task.
The voice of the cabby dropping
through the trap, reused her. This il
the Martha Washington, ma'am.
Mechanically she descended from TIT
hanson and paid her fare; then, sum
moning up all her strength and reso
luton, passed into the lobby OF tn
hotel and paused at the telephone
switchboard.
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CHAPTER VIII.
Dance Of the Hours.

-Four p m.
The old clock in a corner Of the
study chimed resonantly and with de-
liberation: four double strokes; and
while vet the deep-throated music was
diving into silence the telephone bell
shrieked impertinently
Maitland bit savagely on the gag
and knotted his brows, trying to bear
it. The effect was that of coarse
file rasped across raw quiyering
nerves. And he lay helpless, able to
do no more toward endurance than to
dig nails deep into his palms.
Again and again the fiendish clamor
shattered the echoes. Binding flashes
of agony danced down the white-hot
wires strung through his head, taut
from temple to temple
Would the fool at the other end
never be satisfied that he could get
no answer? Evidently not; the racket
continued mercilessly, short series or
shrill calls alternating with imperative
rolls prolonged until one thought that
the tortured metal sounding-cnps would
crack. Thought. nay, prayed that
either such would be the case, or else
that cnes head might at once merct-
fully be rent asunder.
That anguish so exquisite should
be the means of releasing him from
his bonds seemed a refinement OF
irony. Yet Maitland was aware, be
tween spasms, that help was on the
way. The telephone instrument, for
Obvious convenience, had been
equipped with an extension bell which
rang simultaneously in O'Hagan's
quarters. When Maitland was not at
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-Wny 90 Won csu me tnatY-'i'--

WuY 90 yO4 Sal3 u26 tAaSt
$40 appear so openly running the
gauntlet Of the detectives"
?"-startled.
"of course you saw" she insisted.
'sSaw? No. Saw what?"
why. perhaps I am mis-
taken, but 1 thought you knew and
trusted to your likeness to Mr.. Mait-
land"
Anisty frowned, collecting himself,
bewildered. What are you driving at,
anyhow" he demanded, roughly.
Didn't you see the detectives? l
should have thought your man would
have warned you I noticed four lott
ing round the entrance, as came in,
and feared"
"Why didn't you tell me, then"
81 have just told you the reason. /
supposed you were in your disguise"
eThat's So" The alarmed express
sion gradually faded. although he re-
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land arrested Anisty, and Anisty got
away. or vice versa.
Excellent" She ciasped her hands
nDiselessiy. a gay little gesture.
$50. whatever the outcome, one thing
is certain: Higgins viii presently be
seeking another berth"
She lifted her brows prettilyA Hig-
gins with the rising infection.
THE butler Didn't you hear"
Eyes wondering, she moved her head
slowly from side to side. Hear what?"
I fancied that you had waited
moment on the veranda,'' he 1nessed.
'Oh, I was quite too frightened"
He took this for a complete denial.
Better and BETTER He had actually
feared she had eavesdropped, how
evers warrantabIy; and Maitland's
authoritative way with. the. servants
had been too convincingly natural to
have deceived woman s. her keen
wits.
Theirs followed lulI while Anisty
was ordering The luncheon:f something
he did deliberately and with success,
telling himself humorously: Hang
the expense. Maitland pays" Of
which fact the weight in his pocket
was assurance. at aJs 81 ssn3a
Maitland. Anisty's thoughts
rerged off upon an interesting tan
gent What was Msitla1ds motive in
arranging this meeting2 It was self
evident that thef twain. were of lone
world-the girl and the man OF fash
scn. But. whatever her right of her
itage, she, had repounced it, declassing
herself by yielding to thievish in
stincts. voluntarily placing herself on
the level of Anisty, :. Where she must
remain, for ever - e -
There was comfort in thst-refection.
He glanced up 60 iindihef eyes bent in
gravity upon him She, too. it ap-
pearedF had fallen a prey to reyerie.
Upon what subject? AN absorbing
one. doubtless, since It held her alb
stracted despite her. companions d.
rect, uBeouivocally sdmiring stare.
q The odd light1was fickering again in
the cracksman's glace. She was then
more beautiful than aught that eyer
he had dreamed Of Such hair as was
hers, woven seemingly of dull flames,
lambert, witching! And eyes7-beauti-
f1I always, bat never more SO than at
this moment. when filed with sweetly
pcnsive contemplation. Was
she reviewing the last "a hours. dream
ing Of what had passed between her
and that silly fool, Maitland? If only
Anisty could surmise what they had
said to each other how long they had
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-08-06

FOR Splendid buggy morse,
perfectly gentle, city broke. also full
leather, rubber-tired Columbus phae-
ton nearly new. Not nicer rig in
Brownsville, or better family horse.
A. w. Cunningham. C5-24-tf-
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-08-06

FOR SALE-A mixed lot of fence
posts; apply to R. F. Watson on my
farm. one-half miles west of West
Brownsville. J. l. Wilkes. 4-9 IT,
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Herald Want Ads
For Sale.

FOR House and two lots
in West Brownsville. See J. F. Al
len Office of San Juan Plantation
Company.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-08-06

FOR Second floor of Rem
dali building on Elizabeth street.
Also small Groom cottage in rear of
same lot.
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For Itent

FOR RENT Seven-room cottage
on st. Charles ST., between 9Th and
18th streets. For terms, apply to Miss
Kimball.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29
The 0ptimist's Corner

Mention good living and nine
out of every ten people will take
it for granted that you mean
good food, and perhaps a great
deal more of it than is necessary.
BUd that is not good living. Good
living is an art. and there are
but few who get the best out of
life. One may have money and
still lack the retinementS of life.
The real object and end of life
cannot always be attained by
poverty, either. 1t depends
largely upon the character and
the conscience of the individual.
Good living does not consist in Il
large variety of dishes poorly
cooked. but a few wholesome
dishes well cooked. 1t does not
mean large house, poorly kept,
but a house well kept: not plenty
Of clothes, gorgeous and out of
date, but a few clothes, modern
and kept in order. The same
rule will apply to books collect
ed under various circumstances
to a library rejecting ones hab-
its and tastes. These things
with a few friends of like habits
and tastes to while away a social
hour, 90 far towards realizing in
ourselves the comfort and JOY of
living, and in shaping the individ-
ual character. But there is the
ethical which must be consider
ed. 1t is the ideal which speaks
more for the higher life than for
anything else.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29
Bro. Harder Enietains Glass

Last Sunday morning Rev.
Harder pastor of the Baptist
church, announced that he would
entertain the Bible class of that
church, Tuesday evening, the ad.
mission fee being that the men
should be able to give names of
the books of the Old Testiment
and the women those of the New
Testiment.
The social was Il success, about
forty were present and only a
few could not name all the books.
Bro. Young seems to have taken
the prize for naming the least.
getting no farther than Genesis
while some of the women held
him a fair race by only naming
the first three of the required
admission. These deIinquents
were required to wear their
flowers upside down and take a
back seat.
The paying of the entrance
fee and the penalty put upon
those who were not prepared to
stand the examination at the
door, caused much laughter and
merriment while during the
evening music was rendered and
refreshments served.
The bible class is the largest
class in the Baptist Sunday
school and Bro. Harder, the
teacher. is making the work in
tereSting and enjoyable as well
as instructive by social entertain
ments. In the announcement of
this gathering to his class, Bro.
Harder made the penalties rath-
er hard saying that only one
half the refreshments would be
served to those on the back seats
but most ran the risk of this hu-
initiation and came to spend a
very enjoyable evening.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29

On last Saturday night at the
Opera house, there was some
misunderstanding as between
our city official and the manage
ment of Richards & Pringle's
Famous Minstrels, and for a
while it was thought by eye-wlt-
mes es the affair would end in a
mi3 sp of some Importance.
iteile it is regretable to say
IL east, and those who have
MONS in charge should see it
~ happen again.
,e 90 ----
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29
TALKS ON ADVERTISING
I'LL. The Business
That Gets Away
BY Henry Herbert Huff
COPYRIGHT. 1902 BY AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

ASSOCIATION
Good morning, Mr.. Business Man."
Wel say, what about keeping my patrons from going to
Near City trade?'
Il realize that this is quite problem. You doing
your part however Every week the Near City merchants send
of bargain offerings of the homes in this
nifty These people read them and there buy. That per-
fecy natural Your prices very likely equally low but how
they know if you do tell them? Frequently distant
that advertses widely better known public than one
in their that shuns publicity If YOU business men of
this will advertise and prove YOU as good values
the Near City merchants YOU will get back your trade
pays sacrifice profit items if You have order to
substanae this claim The larger give the patron little
better selection but the country merchant well in price
Let larger sales, smaller profits be the watclword"
But we have done advertising'-
"fc but must tell You candidly copy will not bring
trade shall explain later HOW adj should written let
us pass to something else
What about these soap culs:'
y on sand customers approve of this idea of paving
prices for their goods and being deceived into believing the premium
costs nothing Sell that yourself That is the solution
this problem. Make up nearly possible like
those Of the soap companies and pick premiums
with them But this alone sufficient You tell the
people ready match these offers likewise where
mail order prices You told So remains
to convince the public of this and that the work of Advertising
~ GU have convinced that advertising what needed
put end to troubles it in this before
Yes, Mr. Business Man, charity of place business
The fellow who gets trade is the proves public that
he give 1t the greatest value for It's 1t will do
WAIT for business You go after it. And now when by
well planned advertising have cornered the trade that
away suppose you take hand in the game the Near City
chants played For the farmers south Of have
been buying rival Business this
safe for eternity Why don't business fellows bid
share Of it An aggressive advertising campaign plenty
leaders, will pull while the outside merchants sleeping
Business in which every entitled all he
legtimatev Go where choose for it. Land all you can
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29

The undersigned wishes to dis
pose of some, nicely located, va
cant town lots.
All parcels Of acre land situat-
ed near Canyon, inquire of own
er. |. l.. Van SAINT.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29
School Girls

Come Saturday morning and
early after noon and you won t
have to wait so long as during
the rush hours, for stamps. a
young lady will be there to as
siSt you. % 81
THE LUSBY STUDIOl
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-10-29

october Stamps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1909-11-18
Sunnipre.

- Borough Sdasmeiiter Bernard
Speenep BON 0aluut StarBe wiro it6
mieoerum als 2anoibat Der DemOfraten
fir oas 9lmt bemerben.
- Wtidasl Surfo BON Seiiup Gue'
nue., elm Saubluuser in Der yiO. 1 3e6s
Der 8snuipluania Soblen @ompanis,
wuroe DOnneritus auf Der Stsle er'
Idlasen, als elm Dsdenfall ibn traf.
Ssin 8srsmann SObu Sisen BON Sit
Drinfer StraBe erbielt mebrere sebro'
6sne 8ippsn uub S4nitte am SOpf unb
ben Shultern.
= Der 20 Sabre alts 9ouis "a 5on'
tuine uon Delt Drinfsr StraBe raoelte
Samltas Morssn an Baibinston aue'
nue. unO bel ainbsn Strabe trat elm
Mtann oireft Dor isin &ab, worauf 20
Soutains fOpiiibsr auf oas PHaiter &C.
worien wuros uno eineu Shdoelbrut
srbislt. Wtau iduffts ben Ssrlsstsn In
frusli6sm .SuftuuO nad benz Staai
9oipital. .-
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@ahne Gomntp.

Sonesbale. e.-Die bieiise co. lutb. ct.
Sobannes @emeinoe bat einitimmig
einsn Oiuf on BaitOr 3. 9. @oensn BON
Seriep @itp srlaiien uno osrielbs ioa
naditen Douneritas nit eutiprehenoen
@eremouisn als Paitor Der @emeinoe
initallirt werbsu. - Die beta9te Srau
Pstsr Stsnsborn BON Bear Swamp
eutsius Sreitas Siadt iebr fnupp benz
Slammentoo. als ibre WObnung in
8rano serietb, bod selan9 es ben 9ia6'
barn, lie unueriebrt aus BEN brennen'
ben @sbduoe Su retteu. - Die Sheune
bes @barles s. @lauisu BON @aliles
wuroe @nbe lester S8O6e uoIlftdnois
uou sinsm 5eusr 5erit6rt, oas unSweifel'
taft unssleet norbeu mar. - Sbriitian
Sdmiot, Der Dor 80 Sabren in Sanuo'
per, Deuti9tunb, sebOren wuroe uub
als iunssr Diuuu uud gmerita unb
bierber fam, 1T am Disnitas Gbenb Der
allsemeinsn alteridwd9e srlesen. @r
piro BON Der g8ittwe, pier SObnen uno
pier G66tern iiberlebt uno feline 8eiiess
ung erfol9t mor9en.
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SaS xhal abip arts.

Sablur. .-Serr uno Srau Peter SSei'
ienflub uon Der Siblep betraueru ben
8srluit eines 3psiidbrisen Rinoleins,
wel4es am Samitas Siadmittas i'm
5Oreit SOme 6risobofe Sur &ubs sss
bettet puroe. = Dur6 eiuen Sall BON
9sitein pon Der Dede In Der GaDlor
3ede trus am Wfontas Der 80 Sabre
alte @sorse Sbemlub eiusn Bru6 oss
liufeu 8eines uno Shiiriunsen am
Sopf unb Sberf6rper bauOn. @r mirb
i'm Moies Gaglor Soipital bebanoelt.
-Bie semsloet wiro, fol- Die arbeit oil
Der Ygne am 20. Oiouember ipieber auf'
senommen weroen.-@S beiBt, oaB beute
Der Sadamunna 3ablmeiitsr iein @ridei'
men MAIDEN pirb, nm bic Gn9eitellten
Der @ompanie aus5u3ablen. - aoolpt
llrmeiber, Der tsmpordr bur6 cine @r'
usununs elm UtitslisO Der SdulbebOrot
lit, bat f6 als aunoiout fur bic erit'
Barb ausefiinoist uno isOer Deutid'
iollte fir Die giomiuatiou oieies tiidti'
gen iunsen Wtuunes eintreten.
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: 8Srers & geitmuun habsn ben

= @Sliers & Beilmann babsn Der
aontraft fiir bic Sersr6Bsruns bet
Title @uarantie @ebdnbes an Sprucl
StraBe bon brei uuf feds StodmerfI
erbalten.
- Der scranton @riitli Yerein fei'
erte 9eitern Nbeno in Der 9ieoertranl
Dale Dor einsm Sablrei6en Pnblitum
ben 40. Sabrsstas isiuer @riinoun9
uuo Oas YrOsram mar Elm bibides uno
ab9srunbetes.
- 0dhrenb @ol. @Sra 3. Rippls,
unier Poitmeiiter. am Dienitas Otad'
mittas nm balb 5 llbr on ieiuem Office
putt bef6dftist mar, befam er plOslih
einen Sdlasanfall an Der redten Seite,
Der 3war nur leift mar, aber In Gnbes
tra9t bes Gltsrs bss Ssrrn Ripple als
Elm srauireuber beSsiduet Dirb. Wian
nabm 3uerit an, baB er on einem anfal
BON S6mGfe leibe, als man aber ju
Der @rfeuntniB fam, oaB iOl9es nidt
Der Sal mar, benadri6tists mon oas
Staut Soipital uno Der ambulan3ar3t
itellte mad ieinsm @intrsffsH feit, baB
Elm SdIaSanfall uOrlisse. 9err 8ippls
purOe beluuBtlos ua4 ieiner Wobuuns
on Yine StruBe seuommeu, unb Der
5amiIenarSt serufsu, Der bel ibm per'
neilte, bis er mieoer CUR 8eiinnuns
fam. Sieruuf erfldrte Der grst, bab es
"a Stunben nsbmsn tpiiroe, ebe Elm be'
itimmtes llrtbeil absessben werben fOn'
ne, fpsnn iid aber iein 3uitanb bis oas
bin ni6t ueridlimmere, 10 wiirbe er iib
wieoer erboleu.
= Die @beiheiounssmiible flapperte
am DtOutaS Wieosr rsdt luitis uno bic
SolSs mar, buB Die folsenoen fiinfuno'
Swan,is unSufrieoene @bspaars Die ers
wiiuidte ssieslihe Sdeiouns erbielten
@liIabet9 @omarbS pon Oapib @omaros,
SOuiia Croft uon Cigar Croft, 9sonie
VI. 8eals BON Psrcp 6. Ssals. Ssnj.
8. Senpon pom Soa Ssnpon, emma 6.
pou artbur 0tobiniou, Oscar
SOwe uOn Stella Sowe, Dell Siiter
BON Srant Sifter, Slorsnce 90. Wfsn.
oelion BON abrabam MenbelIon, Wtarp
Z. RegnOlos Don Sreo. Rsguolbs, gtel'
lie Wt. Selpis pom 8m. 3. Selpis,
Seiie s. zee BON 9ertruoe See, Wtprtls
s. Sarrilnan uon Sranf u. Sarriman,
emma Cornell bon 9owaro Cornell.
5rances s. Glifforo uon Sobn 8. @lif'
forb, Bertha 6. Barber BON Soren,o
Barber, @arp WtcGOnnel BON @burles
WtcGonnell. @atbarine Wt. @larte uon
@burles $. @larfe, slntbonD Sromfa
BON Wtarp Sromta, CHARLOTTE Swens
uou 8m. s. Swens, @srtrube Pbillips
pom @pbram Pbiaips, @race Ofc@Or'
mad pon gBm. Wtc@ormad. SSm. g.
Yerrp BON @oitb Perrp, Clam @riSbt
bon s. 8. Bri9bt. @liiabetb SDilliams
pom GbsOpbilus Billiams. sllice s.
@Ourien uOn @barles @Ourieu. 3fidter
O'Oieil bepilliste iammtlide @bei6ei'
oun9eu.
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Die EriibiabrSmablem.

Ote TriibiabrSWablen.
Bir iebsu. bus fid idOn cine Wiens'
Patrioten fir bic i'm Sriibiabr ourd
gleuwabl 3u bsistenoen Gsmter fiji
Shulrdtbe unb Common Council Wtit'
glieoer melosn, einerlei, oh bic Siirger
Der betreffenben S8aros iie piini6su
ooer niht.
Sir be OHentlide Prsiie lit es isbr
i6wieris. in 0aroansslesenbeiten mit'
,uiprs6sn, ou es iid ia bier nidt um
Prin,ipisn, ionbern UNI Wfanner bans
belt. @ine StaotuerwaltunS mag nod
10 usridpsuoeriid seneist iein, iie fam
obne bic 3uitimmuns elmer Wtsbrbeit
oes Stabtratbes nidts ourhiesen. IS
liest babsr auf Der Danb, oaB Die srits
Gorge Der Biirser babin geben iollte,
nur erprobte, ebrlide Wianner in ben
Stabtrutb su ienOen. gang SleiA, psl'
der pOlitiiden Partei iis an9sbOrsn.
Uet bel Der 8sDerbuns um Elm 8aro'
amt auf Die Politif podt, lit iaon BON
uornsbersiu perbd6tis, oeun es banbelt
iib um ben ebrenbaiten @barattsr bes
Utannss, ni6t nm feline politiide Stea'
un9. S8ir f6nnsn uiht seuug barauf
orinseu, iiir Staotrdtbe nur ebrli1e
Wianner in oas Selo 3u itellen uno
bann aud Su ermablen.
Das slsi9e laBt fi& In bs3us auf
Sdulrdtbe iaseu, oenn rpenn irsenSpo,
10 iisbt ss in Der Sduluerwaltuns faul
aus uub BON Otonomii6er Ssrpaltnns
iIt in oisisr 9ran6e oes Offentliden
Dienites feline Spur. yiiat sinmal
einen Yeriu6 sur 8edtfertiSuns MAIDEN
Die 9srren, iie iaseu einfad, ss sebt Die
Steuerjablsr ni6ts an, mas mir tbun.
9Ila Dor ,mei Sabren Der yadawanna
3mei9 cine Petition an ben Shulratb
sinreidte nm @iniiibruns osS &urn'
untsrridts in ben 0fcnttihen Sdulen,
uuroe iein @eiud nit bObnil1er WttB'
a9tuug aufsenOmmeu uno einfad auf
ben Gid sele9t. Seitoem 1T bic Srase
msbrmals i'm 8uuo 3ur SpraAe setOms
men unb itets nit Der Besriinoung OBJ
9epieien woroen, bel Der nahlten Wabl
S6ulrdtbe Su erwdblen, pelae iia fur
bic Sade uerpflihten.
Sest # Die 3eit, in bieier gns
gu banbeln uno mir foroeru
bic osutiden 8iirser Der Waros, mo-
Sdulratbe 3u erpdblen iino, crinseno
auf. nur fiir iolde aunOiOaten gu itim'
men. Die iid ldriftli6 uerpfli6teu, fur
Die @iniIibruns bes Gurnunterrihtes in
ben Oiisntlideu Sdulen Su wirten uno
3u ltimmeu. @s lit taum nOtbi9, baB
Der 3psis in bieier Sa6e einen Be-
i6lu6 fu6t, - man fann eS fii9lih ben
Yiirsern Der 3uitdnOi9en Waros iiber'
luGsn, Oisie guselesenbeit in bic Sauc
gu nsbmsn; ieOOd iOllte cies 3eiti9 se-
mug seldebsn, um Der oeutiAsn Preiie
Der StaOt cine @elesenbeit Su seben,
Susunitsn Der 10 aussewdbltsn aanoi'
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