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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
THE CIRCUS IS COMING
BY FREDERIC J. HAsKIN.

must be ascertained II all bridges and
the weight of the heavy vans. Con-
tracing for the daily provisions con-
stitutes another feature of the adj
vance work There are from seven
to nine hundred people with large
circus. and show day" In an event -
be looked forward TO by dealers In
the towns along the route.
There is no other calling which has
such q long day as the circus. 1t be-
gins early In the morning and runs
well into the night The dusty engines
are hardly uncoupled from the trains
until the canvas covered wagons are
rolling from the cars and trundling
through the streets toward the lot.
The scene at the grounds is one which
never fails to attract hundreds OF spec
tators. There Is hardly any other In
stance where 30 much work is accom-
plished In SO little time, the morning
work being the most visible evidence
OF the highly perfected organization.
Order comes out OF chaos while you
look Every man has his place. and
every driver knows where hts wagon is
needed and at just what time. Every
thing with the circus Is on wheels, and
II Is of the greatest Importance that
there be no delay In moving the waE-
ons containing the stuff. IL the wag-
ons come promptly on the lot in the
order that they come from the cars
there js little danger of delay. First
the stakes and chains, then the poles,
then the canvas. and as soon as the
tents are under way the seats and ap-
paratus for the performances. At the
same time the wagons containing the
cook tents. eating tents. stables. side
show the menagerie. dressing rooms.
etc, etc. must be delivered and their
contents rushed into their respective
positions. II there is delay In getting
the wagons from the cars TO the lot II
means that the parade must be de-
layed.
The parade lie the trial of the cir
Gus profession because It comes in tho
morning during the greatest rush Of
the day. and II there 10 the slightest
delay II runs over into the business Of
the afternoon and s1ves no TINA for
rest Tor either the people or the horses.
On hot morning. when there IL a
long haul from the cars TO the lot, the
stock should have an opportunity to
rest. but this often 10 impossible. More
accidents happen during tina jam which
resnlts from the parade than al any
other time during the visit 81 tho cir
Gus. The warnin&. Hold your horses.
the elephants are coming" often goes
and asetops rvnaways arc
ereqvsnt. QFsak anxi1ty always % Sslt
- - manaG1n1at aa3 Ahis taefppal
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

of the days program Is over. The
, proprietors of the Barnum x Bailey
show abandoned the parade altogether
while in Europe, and found that its
withdrawal greatly smplified the hand
ling of the show without affecting the
attendance. 1t could easily be done
away with abroad, because the big cir
Gus Is new institution over there
and the people are not accustomed to
all It's features as they are in this
country, Another reason for emitting
the parade in Europe was because IL
great many people came to see it and
then went home satisfied
The ticket wagon Is the heart of
the circus, The financial branch of
the business is an improved and high
ly perfected system in itself. In the
morning the treasurer sends out his
agents to pay bills, dictates CORE
spondence to a stenographer and rap
idly disposes of the various features
of the days business. When the door
of the big show is thrown open q
busy hour follows for the men In the
ticket wagon, A big five-pole tent
will seat 10000 people. and If the
show plays to capacity all of this
number first buy their tickets and pass
through the door within an hour and
a. half. in fact. most of them pass
through within an hour. This does
not afford much opportunity for the
men In the ticket wagon to be So
ciable, After the audience Is seated
the employees are paid off. Every
day 10 pay day with the big show.
One day the performers are paid, an
other the iaborere. another the driv-
ers, and so on People who stand in
front OF the wagon while the money
Is being taken In often marvel at the
amount of II. but they seldom remain
long enough to see most of II go out
again.
1t costs a great deal of money to
operate a big circus. There are no
available statistics OF the exact
amount. because no two shows cost
the same, and tho expense for no two
days 10 Identical In the Same show.
The most concise proof that It Is an
uncertain calling 10 the fact that there
arc 20 fcw men who eucceeded In II.
The big ones can be counted on the
fingers OF one hand. Tho flrst cost
OF circus property IL great and II
wears out rapidly. The property OF
a big show II tho accumulation of
years with no two pieces the same age
or In the same Etate Of repair, i'll
represents an investment OF bundrady
OF Thousands of dollars. and yet II Is
only worth to its owner what he can
make 81 earn In thirty-two weeks of
uncertain weather. Expenslve cages
WIN ret stuck tn tho mud and be
nEiIa4 = nlDcM r ~ S6syt y ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

The circus with Its juggling music
and atmosphere OF mirth and won
der has made a place for itself in
American life, The multi-colored
poster. hung so alluringiy on the road
side barn, catches the eye of the
small hoy as ne wends his way home
ward from school and makes him
late for the evening chores. Its ex-
travaganfly wordeu and deliberately
pictured promise of scenes of SPLEEN
dor aud mystery arouses In his SAN
guine MIND "A rapturous determine
tion ito sec that show" IL developes
In him a spirit Of thrift and pro-
pensity for economy that. II main
sAtned throughout his after life, would
make him rich,
The tented city, coming In with
the gray dawn, rising spectre
like out of the mist, revealing its
wonders during the day and then dis
appearing In the darkness. Is almost
like some trick in magic. The sys-
tem by which all this IS accomplish
"a Is quite as wonderful as the as
tonighing things seen in the ring. The
circus men perfected the routine of
their calling in every possible way.
They have the adding machine in the
ticket wagon, the cash register at the
+Eoer, and they carry with them their
kprn fserta bic telephone system and
electric light plant.
I'M Before the circus comes to town
more than hundred men have pre-
sseded IL 10 perfect all arrangements
They are contracting agents. adver-
Users and inspectors. One arranges
Tor the railroad transportation. ore
for the lot where the exhibition Is
10 be given. one for the license. one
Cor the newspaper adve rtistng. one
fer the haiibeards. one for the livery
teams 10 take the bill posters TO the
country etc. etc. The men in ad-
vance have a world Of details TO look
after. They must report on the rail-
read run coming into the town, as
well az the one leaving IL. The curves
and grades must all be Investigated
10 the proper allowance for time
may be made. II there are tunnels
II must be made certain that the
heavy vans and tall elephant cars will
clear them. A careful report also 10
m2de on the haul from the railroad
Esards 10 tho exhibition grounds It
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

to S400 per day. The side-show per-
formers have longer hours than any
one else with the show. The familiar
cry OF the 'barkers" and the hurry
up music OF the side-show band Ia
the first challenge of the morning
and the last call at night. The side
show frequently will take in thirty or
forty dollars while the big tent ia
being taken down.
The bane OF circus life Is rain and
mud Whe nthere IL fair weather
everything goes we'll. 1t Is like
camping out. With the sun shining
the dust flying and the country folks
erowdtng around me fnexhaustfbic
supply of red lemonade. the circus
goes it's merry way with its people
quite as happy in their life as those
IN any other. Altogether It ts mot q
bad thing, not had because It's jfng-
ling music drive away dull lcare for
the old. and anything which does this
even for day is not without Its ex-
cuse for being.
TOMORROW.
Biifbid Prison.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

ches bust measure. To
copy II for the aver
age woman requires
three and three
eighths yards of goods
twenty-seven inches
wide, or two and
three-eighths var d 5
thirty-six inches IN
width.
a smart feature OF
these bIouses Is the
braided or embroider-
ed designs. in oolors.
The latter often match
the skirts with which
the waists are worn
There may be two or
three colors used. IL
desired. but they must
be in harmony. or. for
instance, two shades
OF blue. green. red or
lavender. with . touch
OF black. are effective,
On a waist In this
mode the embroidery
or braiding should be
placed on either side
OF the front and on
the collar and the
cuffs.
Incidentally the wo-
man who IL planning
Waists for spring will
appreciate this model,
as II 10 simple and
easy to- make. After
the material Is cut, the
tucks 1T the center
Tront and back. and
the broad tucks at the
shoulders should be
basted and stitched
The shoulder and un,
derarm seams are Their
basted and the wais,
tried on. When the
necessary alteration
are mRee the seams
must be finished with
French fslls and this
collar band adjusted.
kI~A Al. :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
Love.

Love feeis no burden. thinks notN@
ing Of trouble. attempts what is above
it's strength. pleads no excuse OF i'm.
possibility; for It thinks all things
lawful for itself. and all things pos
sible. II Is therefore able to under
take all things. and 1t completes many
things. and warrants them TO take ct
feet, where he who does not low.
would 1eirt ~a2 VI aSwn-gaoass
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25
OSTEOPATHY FREE

! win give YOU three treat.
.er.is free. If not benefited.
Il will be useless % continue
| All chronic diseases n stcd.
Medicine furnished when
necessary.
III North 9Th Strest.
- - - IN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25

fUNE.
The next day marked a change In
things. Guy Hardin called In the af
ternoon and outdid himself In inter
egt8ng the girl He rallied her into
taking long walk with him AT
dusk. as he left her again at her door
and swung laughingly off, florists
boy handed her long. slender box.
Guy turned hack at her exclamation
as she opened II and took out sin
Gle exquisite red rose. She breathed
her delight.
''Oh, Guy. how~ioveiy OF yout" He
had come back to stand beside her in
the doorway.
What's lovely of me- To love you ?
Oh. the flowers? Is my card with IL ?
rEfusp to own to the biossouI--tt y
not good enough to send YOU. Avis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-25


sleeves hnaiy and the seams nm
IS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07
item auf Dem Ralen oes gorplabes ber-
nbuinu. 1ns fleine M1Nfan hemprf=

item auf Dem Ralen oes gorplahes Der
Angling. 9as fleine Mdoden bemerf
te, oaB oas @ras brannte, ergriff Ser
Grobt uno fiel i'm ndditen Al,ger,
blide ldredlid oerbrannt, toot at go.
oen. Ser bon Ser Arbeit 5uriidteb
renoe &ater iab iein Sinh fallen, eli:
te lbm SIT 9ilfe uuo tultroe Don oem:
lelben Sdidial b%etroffen.. 5rau Nel'
ion, pelde oie 9eiden bergen mollte
erbielt einen Sdlag uno befinoet iid
int frltiiden 3ltitanoe.
Snternattonal Sails. =
0urd eiu jelter :n%6efannten ltr.
iprltngs lp1roe am Jreitug oie Dirt
ldaft Mi5pab, einige 40 Weilen iiio-
lid Don Snternational Suls, fult gan5=
lib %5erltort. Iele @elhdHs= l1ro
@obnballier mllroen eiu Ral1b Ser
6lumunen, llno ser Sduoen miro iid
auf etrpa $685. 900 belaufen. Cine
bulbe Stlrnoe nadoem oas Sel1er aus
gebroden uno bereits ernltliden TINT
fang at1gel1olmen batte, mar Die Srt=
Idaft aler 9ilfe entbloBt, "a Sic lie
beroedung Der &aHer5iiterue Selrer
gefangen batte, tuus sur 5olge batte,
oub Ste 6el1eriprite in Sic 3iiterne
einbrud. SdlieBlih nuroe Sen 5lam=
men ginbalt getban, itloem man Oa5
Yo%ltgebal1oe nit 9gnamit iprengte
uno 10 einem meiteren 6ortidreiten
oes 5erit0renoen Clements etn gnoe
mahte.
6ergus Sails. = Sic erlten
Spfer Ser @ise uaren $. q. Cutie,
pelder I'M @u11ie ieines Sobnes Ole
Cutie itarb, lst1o MooIpb NiiIi. CUTIE
mar 80, Niiii 80 Sabre oft. geioe
ltarbe1 pl0slid. Eeter @elbraulon,
ein otter Manu, melher 4 Meilan
1l6rolid) DON ser Stuot mo6nte, Itarb
gleihfulIs. gr lebte aqein unh m11r-
Sc franf Don Na9barn allfgefunoen.
Minoeltens orei Gage long batte err
nidts gegellen, Giele gntbebrlng 10
nie sic irtenitpe Site ideinen Die ltr=
iufe 5l1 Ieinemt Sooe gemeien SIT lem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07
~.ndeP 8chre5en
MACH FLETCHER'S
7 RIA
Huro=Safutu.

8runo SORTS. Set Oen am
Mitt1pod in Nor0oafota abgebaltenen
repl1blifaniiden Hrimartpablen mur-
Sen Eeter S. MeGumber, Elm Stal-
mart, ulr0 u. S. 0ronna, eln Sn1ltr=
gent, ais &aroiouten fir Sen 9ul1oeS=
Iennt nomtt1lert. WcGumber m1tr0e
uieoernominiert, @ronna ul5 Nadfol=
ger fiir Sen p%erltorbenen Seuutor &c.
g. Sobnion. Als 4ongreba6georO=
nete muroer1 norrpiniert 8. g. Sauna,
Ser iett idon 0em 4ongreB angeb6rt,
ein Stalmart, lt1o $. &. !9elgelon, eth
Sniurgent> [etterer als Nadfolger fir
@ronna. Sn ser Domination fir Sen
@ouperneurspoIten liegte Ser Stal=
mart 6. q. Sobnion iiber ieinen tn
n1rgentiiden @egenfanoiooten S. q.
Budanan. 9as iibrige 5tuatStidet
pertberlt lid falt gleidmdBig aufStal=
morts uno S%niurgenten, uno betoe
nebmen porlGufig Sen Sieg fit lid M
Aniprud.
@ismard. - 2ie bieiige Ge=
gerro oes Staates batte iid LETTER Sa=
&c elmer 8eibe lofaler 8egenidauer
gu e%rfreuen lu1o 0ieie itno fir Sen 8el=
gen nod 10 oortbeilbaft gemeien, bob
man iebt menisitens auf einen bal6en
Grnteertrag red1net. Der Nats bat
Inn oieie Sabre55eit ME better geitan=
SEN uno auh Ser 6lads perlpridt Ell
men ar1sge5eidneten Grtrag.
Yortal. = Gin furdt6arer
Sturm, ser iber oieie @egero roite,
bat 0en groBen Staa altf Ser &. 9.
@aootngton Jarm 5eritort uno pier
Eferoe ml1roen getootet. Sammtlide
90 Eferoe Der 6arm maren 5ur Set
int Staae uno ols mnn oie Sriimmer
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07

Mitfin. - 86brenb eines idEue-
rem @emitteriturmes tpuroe ein Ar,
better I'M 2ager elmer Stredenmann-
idaft ser Soo-8abn in @upltta bonn
8lis erid,lagen. Seuer pernibtete
aud einen groBen Stau uno 6 Stud
@ieb auf ser Iuolid BON bier gelege-
mem gdlano-Sarm. Ser &egen balf
niele @alo- ur0 @rasbrdnoe loiden,
sic in ser umgebung miitbeten.
8rainero.- Der IS Sabre al,
te Sobn Anoerion, melder Dor einem
Sabre BON Soma bierber fam, lit mo-
be Ser 6arm bon 9r. Camp i'm Mii-
|liiIippi ertrllnfen. al5 er NIT 6loiien
BON @ol5 iiber BEN 5lltB bei4dftigt
mar. Or lpruug auf 0as JloB, mel
DIES iofort 1uter leinem @epidt iant.
Oils er lid oen entgegengelesten en-
Sc %5utpauote, glitt er aus uno flel in
oen 6lnB.
MinneupoIis. = gtma 80
prominente &epublifaner oes fort
idrittliben 6liigel fanoen lid in 9up=
TOMS 5uiammen uno o%rganiiterten oie
uErogreHipe H%epublican 2eugre."
Die Spite oieIer 0rganilution rid=
tet iid buuptiddIid gegen Sen Sort
greBmann Hpe, Shlepper1trdger ser
"a t'lden COMMUNICATION un0 Dumb
itiid oes tpranniiden 5preders Gait
non. Man 6eabiidtigt, 5errn IS. 9.
@nlhburn, IT,, gegen 9errn Npe al5
&ongreBtanoiouten ms 6elo 5u ltel=
len. Nab Sem Elane ser 2iga ioq
sic progreiiipe gemegltng ii6er Sen
gan5en 5tuat BIN a%usgeoebnt ueroen,
in Sic 5tautsfampagne in berpor=
ragenoer 8eiie ein5ugreifeu. 5aupt=
Iadlid miro n1an iid aber auf Natio=
nalpolitlf Derlegen, uber altd in SEN
Muni5ipa[pablen iid betbdtigen.
st. Yaul.- 9ei Ser Nreisper=
theilllng gelegentlid Ser Smaba'er
Maisuus lteQlng fat see Staut Min=
neiota NIT semi Don leinen 5arrnert1
altsgeiteqten @ufer iebr gut abgeidnit=
ten. 3par trug Sen eriten Yreis i1
Ser 9aferflulie, melde 5ur1 Mablen
heitintmt lit, Sic ltautlihe Geriudslta=
tipn SIT Tatqmou I'M Staute @albing=
ton 0abon, aber an 3abl Ser ul1f lein
8ebiet entfuaenen Nreile un0 ebren-
pouen Grwd6nungen rangirt MinneI TO-
ia Dor auen anoeren Stanten, Sic al1f
Ser MusiteQung pertreten muren. Gor
aQen 9inger, ge1pann @err Gan Si=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07

iofort NIT elmer groBen Mn5abl Or
Better aufraumte, fan0 man, oaB bier
BON ibnen toot muren.
&c inpt.- GeneruIn1u11ager Gen-
nington DON Ser Soo=giienbabn mar
in 1rafe ullO madte cine M~utofabrt
ilber Sic 1rafe Gerlangerung. SEER
bennington oerlieB Sos Muto in Meo=
foro uno fubr in ieiner 8ribatcar oft
marts. gr madte oie Heile> um ltdl
pom SEN 6ortidritten Der Mrbeit on
ser Drafe 8erldngerungslinie gu iiber=
5ergen.
Grano Iorfs. = Gie Sabres=
per anmluug oes GroBbof5 Ser Ser
einigten J0riter fat bier Itattgefunoen.
Gon @idtigfeit mar Ser geldluB,
ourh Sen Sic 9elegaten 5l1r Natlonal=
Gerlamn1lltng iuItrl1iert murOer1, aQes
ol1i3ubieten, oaB ser nadite aonpent
oes Supremehofe5 bier abge6alteu
miro.
Hiduroton. (gorrelpon0en5)
- Ser 11elte Era6tbuu Ser st. Wa=
rien=M6teifirde SIT Hidnroton lit an
Mittlpod feierlidit foniefrirt NOR
Sem. IS miro Oas Elm Morfitein in
ser Neididte oes 4loIters, ser Staot
Nid1arotor uno oa5 meitliden SbeileS
oieles Staates ieirl. 8ildofe unO Aebte
maren bei Ser 6eter 5ltgeger1, uno le=
Ser oieier Yrulateu nabm ole aonlefra=
ton eines ser nel1e1 Altdre Ser Stride
Dor. Iie &trhenfiiriten ge1talteten
ourd ibre 8egenmart uno Mitmirfung
SEN 5elttag 5u einem greigniB, BON
SEM ma rod nad Sabren reoen miro.
Son nab uno fern, NOR etne groBe
GplfsmaIie berbeigeitromt, tint an Ser
eebren u1o altBerit ieltenen5eier tbetl=
sunebmen. Ser bodm'ite giidof guid
ron 2eoo, g. 8, bielt am Geittage
Die oe,ttide, uno Ser hodu'lte gildof
2au(er Don ct. Saul, Minn., ote eng
lilhe Greoigt. ..
Sib0afota.
2eub.- Gin Jaa ourd Elm Sen=
tilation5lod int 8oloeu 8ate=Shadt
Ser 9omeltafe Nine perlriadte oen
500 seq 26 Sabre alten 8ergmannes
Sobn 6ismater Don Soabo. 6itmater
NOR nit Sprengarbeiten belddftigt,
trat febl uro ltilr5te-2 5 SUB tief btu
al, nobel er SEN Sdaoel brad].
Siour Sails. = Bel SEM i'm
Suit bier ltattfinoe11oen Set ser lfun-
oinapiihen @ela11gpereine oes Noro-
meitens finoet ant Is. Suli cine So
raoe ltatt, 5u oeren @roBmaridaa s.
8 9ouine bon 9ull1tb ertudbf uor6en
III
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-07-07
Hapio@itg .-9ielige uno aus

&api6@itb. -Sie1ige uno aus
mdrtige aapitaltiten moaen auf pri-
patem @ege $1,000 Mder 2an0 5mi-
iden ser 2inie ser 9sortbmei tern uno
ct. Huul=8abn bepaIiern. Sn oem
Elan eingeidlplFn lit Bic Sdnffung
zines Sees 5pilden Smaufa uno Ere=
lton. Ser Gorbin=M lou
u%erlangert uer0en uuo ltd tn Oen See
ergieBen, meld]er ais Helerpoir fir
geuail erung55mede Oienen lol.
Mber0eer.- SON Ser Chicago,
Milmaufee & ct. Faul 8abn lit bier
Ste Madridt eingetroffm, oaB Ole So
things & 3afota 3ipilton, nit 9aupt-
quarter in Mi1neapolis, uno Die So
mes Hiper Chiffon nit ibrem bleiigeu
9ultptqrurtier pereint meroen loqen.
1as 9uuptquartler Ser ne1geiduffe=
zen fombinterten 9ipilion, Ser gr0Bten
oes SpIteHs ser Miluaufee 8abn,
miro lih bier befinoen uno cine Stre=
de Don 1000 Meilen unfalien.
Nierre.- 3u5 11el1e Staatsfa=
pitol lit formea leiner 9eltimnrltng
ilbergeben moroen. g. e. @itting,
ser &oriiber1oe oes Sbergeridts, fubr=
te BET Ser 5eier Oen Gorlis. Sic Ooo-
feQou5 nabmen Encouragement Att=
tbeil an oen Gift. 9iad Ser lteber=
gabe oes @ebauoes hielten 8ol1per=
neur GeiIep ltno Or. Storms pom
Mder6au=GoQege oes Staates Anipru-
den. .. 8. Sllon Don Stiuuater,
ser gauunternebn1er, uno s. 6. 8ea
Don Minneapolis, Ser Arditeft, mo-
rem anmeleno. geioer 2eiitungen iatt=
SEN bobe 4nerfennung.-ltm II l1br
am 9onneritag slbeno BADEN ane
8irtbidaften ser Staot lire Sbiiren
geldloiien. Riele 8efud3er nabmen
genlg gorratb fir sic 6eier oes 4.
Suli nit nod 9oule. Eierre lit gum
eriten Mofe ieit leinem 8elteben, off
eth Sahr nenigitens, obne 8irtb-
ld)aften.
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Hinneiptn

ct. Baul. - grabiidof Srelan>
peroffeutlidt IN Ser Hortb Mmeriear
Hepletp cine uusfiihrlid1e grfldrung
11elelbe biloet oie Antrport auf eint
aEn Is. Mai bon Dem pom ulnerifuui
lhen methooiIiiden gpistopat uerof.
fentlldte 4bbunolung iiber oie Stel.
hung Ser amerifalilhen MetbooiIter
III Stalien 1u1o elmer Hedtfertigunq
Der DON Ser 4urie eli1gerel1menen
9altl1ng int 3uiantnleufong NIT ser
Grage ei1er Allolen5 G%rprdiioent Hoo-
lepeIts beim Yapit. gingangs Ser grs
1larung gebt ser gr5biidgoi uuf per-
Idrieaene 4unogebuuger oon Ser anoe-
rem Settle eiu, inoem CT ausfiibrt, oaB
leoer gelltd zines nod Hom fommen-
BEN politild berporrugenoen 4nperi-
faners ieoes Mal SIT beleioigenoer SOL
tllftg oem Satitau gegeniiber al,sge=
llust uoroen Jet; lpe5eea meroen ais
selipiele Ser friihere &iceprdlioeut
6dtrbants ul1o Ser gr=gfapor Seitb=
lou cngefilbrt. Su Dem 6alle Hoole=
pelts babe eS lid} fir Die aurie ltm Die
Gefahr gehonoelt, oub bel elmer etrpai-
gen Auoie11; irgeno Elm 9rrd auf Sen
pqpitliten Stllhl al1sgeilbt meroeu
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