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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-12-30
REVENUE AMOUNTS
TO $4,000 ANNUALLY
fletcher, Cottmire, Smith, Campbell and Searcy
are Applicants and are Preparing to
Open for Business Monday.

fectionery into a saloon and will
retain the name "The Palm. :"
Searcy will occupy Fred Wilson'S
stone building next to the Red
Cross drug store and will cut
down the wooden partition in
front so that any grown person
can have an unobstructed view
of the interior. Smith viii open
up In the Buckhorn saloon build
ing. Fletcher will occupy a part
Of Hires livery stable and viii
put in a first-class place. Mr..
Campbell will use the Thistle
Bar on Main street.
Following is an extract from
the bond required by the city:
Nov therefore If the said
...--.....- will keep an orderly
house and will not permit any
unlawful gaming or riotous
conduct in or about his place of
business and that he will not
open nor permit to be open his
place of business for the purpose
of traffic on the first day of the
week, Sunday and that he will
not give. sell or supply spurious,
malt or vinous, liquors to habit.
ual drunkards. nor to any perstn
at the time in a drunken or in.
toxicated condition, that he will
not allow minors in his place OF
business, then this bond shall be
void; otherwise to be and re-
main in full force and virtue.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-12-30
TOM MALANAPHY RANCH SOLD

The Graves, Weinke and
Thomas Real Estate Co. turned
another big deal yesterday when
they sold the Tom Malanopy
place of 144O acres adjoining
Olex to Oliver Anderson of Port
land, for $50 per acre. The land
is all in cultivation and is a
choice piece of Gillian County
Real Estate. The Graves Weinke
Co. received a commission of
$4,000 on the deal.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-12-30
NEWS NOTES FROM THE CHURCHES

Rev. Stephens will establish his
residence here about Feb. 1st.
1911. The special meetings will
close Sunday night with preach
ing service in the Baptist church
at 7.S0 with Baptismal service
at the close of the preaching
services.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-12-30

Allen Morgan aud wife left on
Thursday for The Dalles where
they will visit for a few days.
From there they will go to
Phoenix Arizona on account of
the formers health.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-12-30
HOOVER-RINEHART

Tom Hoover and Miss Bessie
Rinehart were married at Fossil
yesterday. The young couple,
accompanied by Miss Susan Stei-
wer, left this morning for Spo-
kane where they will spend their
honeymoon.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Adlard
who were married last week at
Corvallis, returned to Condor
Tuesday evening and will move
onto the Will Adlard place at the
head of Ten-Mile.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-12-30

The U. N. X. Club viii give a
New Years ball in the Rink hall
tonight. The Wheat City Or
chestra win furnish the music
and a grand time is assured.
The fun will start promptly at
nine o'clock.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-12-30

The Scotch folk of this vicin-
ity will hold reunion and dance
in the PHI. Stephenson hall to-
morrow night and will have
Scotch music for the occasion.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-12-30
LOST

One bay mare a years old, one
brown colt 2 years old, one dark
grey 2year old colt. All brand
ed A on right shoulder. viii
pay $500 reward for in
formation leading to their re-
eovery.
HIN. Anderson,
Condor Ore.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-12-30

Mr.. J.A. Kerr, National Bank
Examiner was in this city yes
terday examining the local in
stitutions, which he found in
first class shape.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-12-30

VIM. Shaw of Spray was in
the City yesterday.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1910-12-30

Come 10 Gillian Couniy where
The tan levy l. the lowest In the
State Of Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14

&A&A A.&A.s& -. &A.&A.&
FOR SALE-A NEW CORNER, ~
E WEST OF. 18TH STREET, ON e
= THE HEIGHTS; s6,250. y
n: A most attractive residences; e
y rooms; finished throughout in n
n: hardwood; three bay windows; {.
=. gas and electric lights; HOT \
? WATER HEAT; two stairways: =
" covered porches. The construc- =
8 tion of this house is far above y
G the average. 1T is PUT TO- <
= GETHER LIKE A PIECE OF j
&C FINE FURNITURE A beautiful e
Il situation. y
~ STONE e. FAIRFAX {.
'&x'&& *. ~ Y = - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14

FOR SALE
Short distance from 9Th and NE.
Three six-room bricks. under rental at S41. 40.
can be bought for S4-G5O. These houses will
not be vacant one month In i've years; rented
To prompt paving tenants.
STONE FAIRFAX .3i2 New York ave.
FOR SALE-NEAR 14rH AND HARVARD SIS.
$500.
A three-story horse; 10 rooms: hot water
heat: very large tiled bath; finished In hard.
wood: $500 square feet Of ground in the lot:
public alley In the rear: soutNern exposure.
Everything that is nice and desirable. No bet
ter neighhorfood.
STONE e. FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
FOR SALE-xf.0H0.
Rented at $4l a month.
Two six-room houses In fine repair. on L st.
west of 10th; always rented: should resell
az 81 010.
STONE FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14
An Explorers Rich Booty.

Paris Letter to London Telegraph.
Thirty thousand separate volumes, man.
uscripts and documents, dating back 1OO1
years or more. constitute the rich booty
which NJ. Paul PelliOt, an enterprisins
young French explorer. has brought back
from northwestern China and Chinese
Turkestan after two years and a half of
travel. NJ. PelliOt is only thirty years OF
age. and distinguished himself before or
a memorable occasion during the Boxer
rising at Peking for which he was deco.
rated with the Legion of Honor at the
age of twenty-five.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14

which were built to keep the crowds from
the aviation field proper and rushed to
the spot where the monoplane was lying.
Mons. Michelin was still in the seat of
the machine. He was quickly taken in an
ambulance to a hospital. where his skull
was trephined in vain attempt to gave
his life He died shortly after the opera
ton.
Mons. Micheiin was only twenty-three
years old. To an assistant who wished
him luck as his machine arose into the
air the young aviator said. mo more
aviation for me after this meeting; ]
have had enough"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14
AVIATOR KILLED IN RACE.
Young French Operator Lost Control
of His Machine.

LYONS, France. May H.-Chauvette
NichelIn. young Frenchman, met a
tragic death here yesterday while COM
peting in tie races of an aviation meet
ing. Shortly after leaving the ground in
an Antoine;te mcnoplane Mons. Michelin
seemed 20 lose control OF the machine.
which bumped into telephone booth and
then knocked over a derrick. which in
falling struck the aviator, fracturing his
skull.
When the Mortified spectators saw what
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14
Stone FAIRFAX OFFER MANY Tempting PROPOSIT


3 "a ~ "a 81 .&M.%n. y
FOR SALE-AN INDIVIDUAL
HOUSE.
ON THE HEIGHTS, WEST OF
18TH ST.
Price, $500. The cost to build
the dwelling, Independent Of the
lot, was in the neighborhood OF
$4,000. The lot is a large one.
with a frontage of IS it,, and
over 100 TT. deep. The house con-
tainS II rooms; HEATED
WITH HOT WATER. On account
of a trust coming due the owner
is compelled to dispose of it and
offers it at price that means a
great sacrifice.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
''&T &E&E&-:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14

FOR SALE-$3.5O0
Rented $50 month.
The biggest bargain that has been offered at
the price. just think what you get here.
A nearly new CORNER RESIDENCE. southern
exposure, located a line, on one Of the
prettiest streets in the northwest section: IN
perfect condition: handsomely finished: select
white tenants: beautiful location. entirely
free from objectionable surroundings
STONE & FAIRFAX. i3.2 New York ave.
FOR SALE
WELL LOCATED INVESTMENT.
fth ST. Florida ave.
Price, $500: rents 500. so.
Six rooms; brick; lot, 20x127 to alley Is
worth the price II unimproved: always rented.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 3i2 New. York ave.
FOR SALOON ST NE
Price. $1,000: rent, S27.oc.
A two-story brick. with EIGHT rooms and
modern bath: double rear porches nire front
and back yards; rear alley. Owner has inst
spent considerable money painting and paper
Ing throughout. You can obtain rent and
secure cleaner property the investment from
this than any know of.
STONE & FAIRFAX $40 New York ave.
FOR SALE-$3.O0O
Renting for 500 80 -
beautiful two-story pressed brick house,
with stone trimmings. located on G ST. me-
near Md ave-; concrete cellar under ertire
house: furnace heat: fine grade of woodwork
throughout; beautiful bath nice deep back
yard. with cement walk: good home or in
vestment at saving of $500.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
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observation-disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14

FOR SALES. 800; RENT, s45 MONTH.
Near U. S. Capitol.
Three houses, greatly below their real value
can be bought at this time on account Of the
owner needing cash: excellent investments.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14

S%N..$ -. ~. " E..S 80. " =. NJ. >
5 FOR SALE
NOTE THE ARRANGEMENT OF
THIS HOUSE AND THE EX- :
!: TREMELY Low PRICE AND
THE EXCEPTIONALLY EASY :
TERMS.
We offer for $1,000 a house on
|: the Heights west of 14th street.
. practically a corner; open on
three sides: modern brick {
dwelling built within the last
year: three stories.
FIRST FLOOR-PARLOR, L.
) BRARY, DINING ROOM, PAN
TRY AND KITCHEN.
( SECOND FLOOR FOUR
!: ROOMS AND A BEAUTIFUL
/ BATHROOM.
: THIRD FTOOR-FOrrR ROOMS
.. AND MODERN BATHROOM.
House is heated by an economi- ;
cal hot-water heating plant; eX-
5 pensive cabinet mantels; gas and /:
electric lights.
( We can sell this house and take
|: as little as $500 down and s25 a c
! month.
|: It is situated on one Of the {
very best improved squares west
: of 14th street, on the Heights.
: Many persons have purchased
5 land and built separate homes.
. some Of them costing as much !
{ as $685. 900.
STONE & FAIRFAX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14
Investors
Specu'a torS
Capitalists

<>ssfssvusS-RCms9
New building. NV: nearly I
10000 square feet OF ground; I'M
, der lease.
: SI6.0oO-Rents &155.
Near Eth and X SITS. NV; Offer
ed at sacrifice to settle estate.
, 4 DOWNTOWN BARGAIN.
Bet. G. and II, west Of 18th st.
, Less than prevailing prices. Lot
: 296x95. 2.s05 feet. Price, So. 500.
, Worth $40 a SO. It.
!: + st. Business Building.
$4,000. Renting for $1,000 Q
year; ~ feet front: steam heat.
18th st. Corner.
$4,000. Rents 5000 a year.
!: Modern. well built, steam heat. 2
elegant storerooms: lot c5.6x125. ,
: e12..OO-Rents &12S.
Business corner northwest: 2
: fine storerooms; a 3-story build
( ing: 80 feet front.
i: $23.5OO-Renting for $4,000.
One of the best located apart
ment houses in the NV, west OF
10th street; southern exposure.
A Good Speculation.
New York ave. property be-
. tween 1?th and 18th. at $3.50 a
foot: likely to resell inside OF 8
years at $50 a foot.
Ne-r 9th and G.
$500. Lot 22x95. A substantial
3-story building; valuable for
business purposes. ;
9th st. BusinesS.
Near G st. To settle estate.
/: Price 40 per cent less than ad-
, joining property sold for: an OPP
: portunity for speculation seldom
offered.
: &Rs.0AO-Leased $4,000.
! West of 9Th: stores; tenant
: make repairs.
: &14O.0OO-Leased &13.5OO.
Near 14th and G: over so feet
front: an opportunity to make
/ $4,000 profit.
: STONE & FAIRFAX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14

x 80 &
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14
FOR SALE-ON CAPITOL HILL.
NORTHEAS AND SOUTHEAST

FOR SALE-ON CAPITOL HILL.
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST.
$5.a50-southern exposure; 5 stories. cellar
furnace heat: lot 1exln0: well built house;
not far from the Capitol.
s2.sEo each-Nire new houses on ,e.tsrsa
st.: colon'a houses: 2 stories. cellar, furnace,
covered porches: lots 20x1rO, alley.
So. 500 each-2 three story, 10-roon. bay-win-
dow bricks on a lettered st. near 9th ne.
s55OO-A corner; new; southern and eastern
exposure; rooms, cellar, furnace; near Union
station.
sl.15O-s rooms: rooms floor: cellar;
furnace heat; near Union station.
$3.65O-1Oth st. near Mass. ave.: q rooms,
cellar: lot 22x115, alley; splendid location.
$3.7OO-A corner near It'll and Md. ave.;
rooms and bath, cellar, furnace; good conoi-
ton. .s=.--s.-
$s.65o-sth ST. near B; rooms and bath;
nice situation; low price.
81 oO'-six rooms and rorch: bath; a beautiful
location for a low-priced house; Sth st. De-
tween East Capitol and A.
$4.25O-Two stories. cellar, furnace heat:
fou- deep a floor; the best eight
roolh house Capitol Hill; nice location
west Of 9th st.
$42OO-Hot-water heat: six rooms and bath;
9Th st. ne. near F; in fine condition.
$5.250-Rent'ng for $3.50. Three two-story
bricks near 9th and c; steady renters.
$3.1JO-Ihe best built, best located S'X-foOm
houses on Capitol Hill, near 9th and me-;
tiled bath, furnace heat.
$4,000 corner of two wide streets; SIX
rooms, cellar; frontage OF 81 feet.
$1,000 st. Sc. near Sth: a ten-room brick:
porcelain bath; in good condition; lot 171.x10o
to alley. .-
$5,SO0-On 4 ut. Sc. near 18th: a two
story and cellar brick: -four rooms deep on
floor: hot-water heat A very Lice home.
$5.OOO-Near 9th and f st C'pitol sts.; eight
rooms and bath: four rooms deep On floor;
TWO-STORY BRICK STABLE; lot 26x1O7 to
soft. alley.
$6.O00-Near 9Th and B e.; an exceptionally
well constructed two-story house with hot
water heat. First flor. four room; seen
floor. five rooms and bath; lot 20x100 to VIDE
alley.
So, 15O-Here's bargain: near I'd and Pa.
Sc; a ten-room BRICK; rented at $3.50:
lot 1Sx10.
s. 5O0-Near Congressional Library: seven
room brick house: q fne location in which to
secure a neat home at such an 1T ractve price.
$4.950-A nearly new separately built house
u wide avenue near Lincoln Park: tiled
bath; hOt-water heat; finished in oak; lot 1sx
70 to alley.
STONE & FAIRFAX 1342 New York ave.
FOR SALE-S4.5UO; RENT, S45 MONTH.
Near U. S. Capitol.
Three houses, greatly below their real value,
can be bought at this time account of the
owner needing cash: excellent investments.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14
Just What You Want

: Just What You Want
) AND WHERE YOU
WANT 1T.
: The Best Pat of Columbia
. Heights. On the Brow
of the Hill.
) Not too far out, near the
most expensive improvements.
Our Price, $500.
Others ask So 600 for SINH
lar houses not so we'll located.
$500 Saved.
Columbia Heights,
Belmont Street
Bet. 18th and 18th.
Fronting on the Barber
Mansion-near the most eX-
pensive residences on the
Heights.
a Feet Front.
LOTS 100 FEET DEEP.
10 Rooms, Two Bathrooms,
Hot-water Heat,
Gas and Electricity,
Covered Porches Front and
Rear.
Never before have such
splendid houses been offered
at these low prices in much
desired section of the Heights,
west of 18th st. Inspection
invited.
STONE e. EAIREAX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14
ATTEN TION,
INVESTORS.

!: An exceptional opportunity to
:: dwelling houses.
!. BARGAIN PRICES. We have
:: never known new dwellings
Z which were leased to select
8 white tenants at s:5 and $40 a
+ month that could be purchased
r at such low cures
I: THE LOCATION is quite desir-
: able. situated in section of the
!: northwest built up with nice new
|. dwellings occupied by prominent
2 business and professional men.
) Convenient to two or three car
5 lines, the best schools. stores
: ard churches.
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE. Good
: size lots. Front and rear public
R alleys.
:. SEE WHAT WE OFFER.
. A CORNER DWELLING
;: LEASED FOR &aO A
MONvU. PRJCE. a2.KOO.
s INsvnE DWELLINGS,
!. RENTING FOR $25 A
( MONTH.
/: PRICE. $4,000 EACH.
Several Of the parties leasing
|: are worth $50 ono to $1OO.O0O.
, Owning their own houses. but
|: thew prefer these on account of
their being so attractive and so
5 well located.
DESCRIPTION. Two-story brick
( dwellings. neat fronts. six rooms,
!: modern baths, beautiful decora-
, tious. wide covered porches,
!: bright sunny southern exposure. ;
. If you wish to invest your
: money in property that is bound
to improve and at the same time
pay you a high rate of interest.
. you should investigate these
& homes at once.
!: STONE s. FAIRFAX.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14
Nice New Houses
CHOICE LOCATIONS
Will Give You the Lowest Prices.
Over 200 to Select From,

over zoo to Select From.
We Describe a Few Of Thorn:
$8ooo-West of 18th the Heights; 10 rooms,
(2) baths, beautiful finish 25xI3 3d. paved alley southern
posure
$775o-Brand-new corner, the Heights; 10 rooms
BATHS HOT-WATER HEAT electric lights wide porches,
lot 24xIoo.
$725o-West of 10TH lovely new houses, ten rooms,
TWO BATHS, hot-water heat lot 23x12o, alley.
$75Oo-Washngton Heights, Columbia road and
10Th; ten rooms TWO BATHS many closets, HOT-WATER
HEAT; southern exposure beautiful finish.
5oo-Near Connecticut Avenue bridge: rooms,
TWO (2) BATHS; HOT-WATER HEAT; 2,4oo square
feet in lot
$5z5o-Washington Heights; beauties southern expos
ure; brand-new 2story palaces; HOT-WATER HEAT;
floors Electric lights expensive mantels and deco
rat1OnS; covered porcheS.
$625o-Lovely corner; rooms; many windows: wide
porches; of the best built 2stoy 8room houses in the
city; west Of 18th street.
s6,5oo-West of I4th; Of the best squares the
Heights rooms, TWO (2) BATHS many closets, HOT
WATER HEAT
$555o-Just completed lovely, 2-story 7-room
houses west of 18th St; HOT-WATER HEAT; beautiful
decorations PARQUET FLOORING; lots 40 feet deep,
public alley, southern exposure, splendid surroundings
$435o-Lovey homes in Mount Pleasant colonial stvle,
stories, cellar, covered porches front and HOT
WATER HEAT, ELECTRIC LIGHTS, expensive paper;
lots 40 feet deep.
$3I5o-Columbia Heights, Kenyon street. rooms
and bath; covered porches; rent for SIS.
$5I5o-4 lovely homes North Capitol street;
rooms, tiled bath. HOT-WATER HEAT; lot 2oxI2o;
house sells for $4,000.
s375o-Columbia Heights, 18th and Fairmont
Stone & Fairfax,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-05-14

asa &A.&A &A So.
FOR SALE-A REDUCTION y
OF $500 =
PRICE NOW $4,000 y
e a COLONIAL BRICK g
= DWELLING NEAR II
n: 18TH AND PARK ROAD. {.
= II ROOMS. =
: BATHROOMS.
" HOT-WATER HEAT.
TWO STAIRWAYS. y
ELECTRIC LIGHTS. =
. LOT 22.9x125. j
= 20-FT. ALLEY. e.
y STONE & FAIRFAX. !
*&F&F &F&F&E &T&TGE
.&A.&A.&A. &A.&A =
Il
, FOX sALE-sS.ooo- j
n Outlook on 18th ST., north Of CO.
., lumbia road. =
- A three-story stone and brick -
:. dwelling; southern exposure; =
hOt-water heat: gas and electric y
e lights; 4 rooms deep on the first &
y floor; 90 FEET WIDE; conven- u
&: lent to two car lines: near e
= schools, stores and churches. n
\: STONE & FAIRFAX. &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23
0wan3is Getnpanien besanss
pien 1palebr4nSe.
8uibington, 8. g., 10. Gug.

@uibington. 8. g.. 10. @ug.
Iues in IQem limb 3pun5ig Cont
panien gunbesz Snfanterie CUNT Sort
bienit fir Die 8efdmpfung bon @albs
brdnben abcummdnpiert pprben. Sic
Sffice oes General I"biutanten bat Die
folgenoe Cite lnb 3abl Der Cont
panien, melhe ausgeimbt ipurbeu,
nifgeiteat: @la3ier Ynri, S~latbeabS
Suoinner : Igentur. &alispea unb
Cole Sot Springs, Wontana. - Cont
panien; 8epublic. @aib.e 5rei Cont
panien; l%lnion. Ore. cine Gompanie ;
Butte Sails. Ore. uno @allace,
Scnbo, je 5iuei Companion.
Sic Soften Der @etdmpfung Der
@albbrdube i'm Iiiiuulas Siitrift. 81
wel6em Ipntana. bas norblids
Sbabo unb @pomine seboren. ltcllen
lid jest tdglih aiif ctlpa $1,000 unp
es lit ihou alS iihcr 5u betradten,
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$4,000, pelhe Ser GpngreB fir
bieies Snbr fir \bie 2oidung bon
@alobrdrben arsseiest bat. nidt ans
reiden niro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23

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lolte, trat gar nidt IN Iftion, es
founte nibt i6neQ 9enlg inter Sampf
fpmmen.
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Spnbon binSniteuern. Iber enDlt4
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Siriten bon Seal, ltntpeit Der englts
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faln mebr 81 balten p%ermod)te. Stint
Wieilen bon Sober. bel einem fleinert
Srte nit Ntameu Silnianitone. Ianoete
er, leibenb Dor adlte. Sunbert Sbiis
rem Difneten iih Den geiben. nnO als
lie iid theilmeile erfriiht uno erboIt
batter. erfldrte Woiiiant, Den We8
foriietcn 81 fuplen.
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6 bicagD gebnren mn0 ipaniidJer
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madJte or III eincr 500 Hfnnb miegen-
ben yleript- Msaidbine. Gr ielbft miegt
$50 Iiunb, 10 baf has Ncfammtse.
midt lid, ani t,15O Yfunb ftellte.
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meintc aber, baf er iid sars su Samie
geiiihlt babe, na CT oaS .sr1kte Der.
tranen 1T ieinen Siibrer fette.
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Sas Slid. bas Ioifnnt 5u Ins
lang ieires Sluge5 begleitete. ifeint
i'm ieitbem er on Der engliiben 8iiite
anlangte perlaiien su baben. S6ds
Ben an leinem Motor, Der bisber 10
rprSiialih arbeitete, 5tpunsen i'm, ii6
sipei Nal butter chamber ~nieber5us
laiien, ais er etipa balbnegs 5piI6en
2onpon uno Silmanltone mar, uon no
CT Ipr9ens nm 4 ltbr So @inuten
aifgeitiesen mar.