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Japanese Champagne.

The FlOwery Kingdom has, In the
course of the war, been saturated with
so much wealth that the government
brewery at Takinogawa deemed it
good investment to go into the cham
pagne producing business at 9 yen
(yen, so cents) per bottle. The effer-
vescent power of the Japanese "Mad-
ame Cliquot" is so great that by
carelessly uncorking a bottle half of
Its contents is lost on the floor. This,
nt least, is the report printed in "The
North China Herald" Probably, q
combination of trade jealousy and po-
litical malice.-EXchange.
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Give cheerfuTness a Chance.

Cheerfulness is a much rarer quality
than is generally supposed, especially
among the rich. 1t was not common
even before we learned that in spite
of Browning though God may be in
his heaven, nevertheless, all is wrong
In the world.
If "most men lead lives of quiet
desperation" as Thoreau says they do,
it is, I suspect, because they will not
allow cheerfulness to break in upon
them when it will. A good disposition
Is worth a fortune. Give cheerfulness
a chance and let the professed philoso-
pher go hang.-A. Edward Newton, in
the Atlantic.
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CHAPTER XVIII.
De Spain Rides Alone.

He ha0 ridden the trail but q short
time when it led him in a wide angle
backward and around toward Gala
basas, and he found, presently, that the
men he was riding after were appar-
emily heading for the stage barns. In
the north the rising curtain had dark
ened. Toward Sleepy Cat the land
scape was already obliterated. In the
south the sun shone, but the air had
grown suddenly cold, and in the sharp
drop De Spain realized what was COM
ing. His first thought was Of the south
ern stages, which must be warned, and
as he gailOped up to big barn, with this
thought in mind he saw, standing in
the doorway, Bull Page.
De Spain regarded him with aston
ishment. "How did you get heref' was
his sharp question.
Page grinned. SCOT what I was aft
er, and c'm' back sooner'n I expected.
ard the young gal on horseback, head
ed for C4abasas. They pulled up. I
pulled up. Old Duke looked kind O.
ga'nted, and it seemed like Nan was in
considerable hurry to get TO Sleepy
Cat with him, and he couldn't stand
the saddle. Anyway, they was heading
for Calabasas to get a rig from Meal
pin. / knowed McAlpin would never
give old Duke rig, not if he was
a-dyin' in the saddle"
''They've got your rig!" cried De
Spain.
''The gal asked me if I'd mind ac-
commodatin' 'em," explained Bull dep
recatingly, "to save time"
''They headed north - exclaimed De
Spain. The light from the fast-chang-
ing sky fell copper-colored across his
horse and figure. McAlpin, followed by
hostler, appeared at the barn door.
Bull nodded to De Spain. "Said they
wanted to get there quick. She fig'erd
on savin' few miles by strikin' the
hill trail in. So I takes their horses
and lets on was headin' for the gap.
When they got out Of sight, turned
'rOund-''
Even as he spoke, the swift-rolling
curtain of mist overhead blotted the
sun out of the sky.
De Spain sprang from his saddle
with ringing order to McAlpin. "Get
up fresh saddle-horse
ga horse!' cried the startled barn
boss, Whirling on the hOstler. "The
strongest legs in the stable, and don't
lose a second! Lady Jane; up with
her" he yelled, believing his orders
into the echoing barn with his hands to
his mouth. "Up with her for Mr.. de
Spain in a second! Marmon Becker!
Lanzon! What In HI are you all do
ing?" he roared, rushing back with a
fusillade of oaths. 'Look alive, every
body!"
"Coming!" yelled one voice after an
other from the d'pths Of the distant
stalls.
De Spain ran into the office. Page
caught his horse, stripped thR rifle
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start for Sleepy Cat, to avoid troubre
with them. Dee1ling the second the
moe probable conclusion, De Spain,
absorbed in his speculations, continued
toward the gap to see whether he could
not pick up the trail of Pages rig far
ther on.
Within a mile a further surprise
awaited him. The two horsmen, who
had headed for the gap after stopping
Page, had left the trail, turned to the
south, down small draw, which would
screen them from sight, and set out
across the desert.
No trail and no habitation lay in the
direction they had taken-and it
seemed clearer to De Spain that the
second horse was led horse. There
was a story in the incident, but his in
terest lay in following Pages move
ments, and he spurred swiftly forward
to see whether his messenger had re-
sumed the gap trail and gone on with
his mission. He followed this quest al
most to the mountains, without recov-
ering any trace of Pages rig. He
halted. 1t was certain now that Page
had not gone into the gap.
Perplexed and annoyed, De Spain,
from the high ground on which he sat
his horse, cast his eyes far over the
desert. The brilliant sunshine flooded
it as far as the eye could reach. He
scanned the vast space without detect
ing a sign of life anywhere, though
none better than he knew that any
abundance of it might be there. But
his gaze caught something of interest
on the farthest northern horizon, and
on this his scrutiny rested long time.
A soft brown curtain rose just above
the earth line against the blue sky. To-
ward the east it died away and toward
the west it was cut off by the Super
stition peaks.
De Spain, without giving the weather
signs much thought, recognized their
import, but his mind was filled with
his own anxieties and he rode smart
ly back toward Calabasas, because he
was not at ease over the puzzles in the
IL dlls w ACA ICuCuSu I11c utpIOSS1Ou
where the hOrsemen had, without any
apparent reason, turned south, he halt
ed. Should he follow them or turn
Dorth to follow Page:s wanderings? If
Page had been scared away from the
gap, for time, he probably had no in
formation that De Spain wanted, and
De Spain knew his cunning and per-
sistence well enough to be confident
he would be back on the gap road, and
within the cover of the mountains, be-
fore storm should overtake him. On
the north the brown curtain had risen
fast and already enveloped the farthest
peaks of the range. Letting his horse
stretch it's neck, he hesitated a mo-
ment longer trying to decide whether
to follow the men to the south or the
wagon to the north. A woman might
have done better. But no good angel
was there to guide his decision, and in
another moment he was riding rapidly
to the south with the even, brown,
misty cloud behind him rolling higher
into the northern sky.
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fallen snow from the face Of the earth
as the sea-gale, flattening the face of
the waters, rips the foam from the
frantic waves to drive it in wild, scud-
ding fragments across them.
De Spain, urging his horse forward,
unbuckled his rifle holster, threw away
the scabbard, and holding the weapon
up in one hand. fired shot after shot
at measured intervals to attract the
attention of the two he sought. He ex-
hausted his rifle ammunition without
eliciting any answer. The wind drove
with roar against which even rifle
report could hardly carry, and the
snow swept down the sinks in a mad
blast. Flakes torn by the fury of the
gale were stiffened by the bitter wind
into powdered ice that stung horse and
rider. Casting away the useless car
bine, and pressing his horse to the
limit of her strength and endurance,
the unyielding pursuer rode iD great,
cOiling circles into the storm, to cut
in, if possible, ahead Of it's Victims
firing shot upon shot from his revolver,
and putting his ear intently against
the wind for the faint hope Of an an
swer.
Suddenly the Lady stumbled and, as
he cruelty reined her, slid helpless and
scrambling along the face of fiat
rock. De Spain, leaping from her
back, steadied her trembling and
looked underfoot. The mare had
struck the rock of the upper lava bed.
Drawing his revolver, he fired signal
shots from where he stood. It could
not be far, he knew, from the junction
Of the two great desert trails-the
Calabasas road and the gap road. He
felt sure Nan could not have got much
north Of this, for he had ridden in dos
peration to get abreast Of or beyond
her, and if she were south, where, he
asked, in the name of God, could she
be?
He climbed again into the saddle
the cold was gripping his limbs-and.
watching the rocky landmarks narrow
ly, tried to circle the dead waste of
the half-buried flow. With chilled,
awkward fingers he filled the revolver
again and rode on, discharging it every
minute, and istening-hOping against
hope for an answer. It was when he
had almost completed, as well as he
could compute, the wide circuit he had
set out on, that faint shot answered
his continuing signals.
With the sound Of that shot and
those that followed it his courage all
came back. But he had yet to trace
through the confusion of the wind and
the binding snow the direction Of the
answering reports.
Hither and thither he rode, this way
and that, testing out the location OF
the slowly repeated shots, and signal
ing at intervals in return. Slowly and
doggedly he kept on, shooting, listen
| ing, wheeling and advancing until, as
he raised his revolver to fire ii again,
cry close at hand came out of the
storm. It was a woman's voice borne
on the wind. Riding swiftly to the
| left, a horses outline revealed itself
at moments in the driving snow ahead.
De Spain cried out, and from behind
the furious curtain heard his name,
loudly called. He pushed his STUN
bling horse on. The dim outline OF
second horse, the background Of a wag-
on, stOrm-beaten man-au this
passed his eyes unheeded. They were
bent on a girlish figure running toward
him as he slid stiffly from the saddle.
The next instant Nan was in his arms.
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No Faith in the Bard.

"They still play Shakespeare in
Germany"
"Good" exclaimed Mr.. Storming-
ton Barnes. "If there is anything I
like, it is to see those Germans lose
their money"
Washington Journal., 1917-05-04

fallen Oiirfte, Elm genilgeuo 9roBes
2lreal 81 beiteQen uuo ipGter bic @rn-
ten ein5uheimlen,
Sn 6plge Der i9leAten Gruten Der
leBten 3pei Sabre lit Der 8orrat an
2ebensmitteIn in Der gan3en @elt Be.
benteno 8ufammenaeI8rumpft, troB
Der oraitii0W Nbbilfemittel, bic bon
ben triegfibreapen Hationen ergriffen
purben. Die gttijerten nagen bersits
am 9ungertu4 uno erbofien nun bon
i9rem neuen 8anNesgenoHen, OnteI
Snm, bic 3ufu6r Der erforberliden Sc
bensmittel.
Sn Grtenntnis Der @oilase bat bic
Ne9ierung @r. 8eoerlD s. @auomap
nit ser Wobiliiierung Der larbipirt-
l0dftliden Snteteien betruut. Gato
Washington Journal., 1917-05-04

mari6oa Soiep6 Sacques Geiaire
Soffrs, ben frii4sren 0berbefeblaBa btr
Der iran3Silden @rmee, einI1lieBt 1T
6ereits IN Den Ser, Stnaten ein9strofs
fen uno pom Yrdiiosnten empfanaen
mor0en.
Dor Nlem 1T es natiirlih @slo,
oas ole lie6sn aaiierten bon qmerita
erpurten uno Oafiir baben Mlorgan
uno Der &ongreB ia ausrei6eno Gorge
getrogen. Dab babel fir Morsan &c
50. Elm bu9i6er gaben u6Talleu nirb,
6roudt wobI talm eripdbnt gu ipers
ben. @as Yolt, Die drmen, geploaten
aonIummsnien afer lperben Die 3ebe
be3u6len miilien, lpenn es aur Abre9s
nung tommt.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-04
MGnner Uerlnngt:

gSir gebrnlden iofort 5 ooer 6
Ntdnncr I'M buS Nlltomobil Meporo-
tnr @eihaft 81 erlernen. Oieien
bietet fi6 i6on I'M Mai Sssitni ooer
Sllli Oelegenbeit an gutter Stelung.
e'ilte 0'elcgenbeit fir ltrebiamc Man
llcr. Rational Mnto Guaeae
Ste u. 8 Ctr. g 81.
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seeue Wtoiani.

zines groBta Scores, bic Qieferung
pon Sauien0w BON 5elps unO 6Qs
brit5arbeitern. II. +. ID, aufburoeA
bod lit IS m68ii6. Dab ntdlt ale ibre
6%orberungsn beipiligt wsrOen, wenigs
items ni4t auf Der Gtelle. Die 3oms
milton, pelde inter anDeren @rt9ur
Sames 8alfour. ritter Premier ump
ieBt britil4tr Nliniiter bes @uspdtti-
gen, 4ene 8tpimi. @~i5spraiioent hss
frun30iiidsu Winiiterrates unb 6slo=
Washington Journal., 1917-05-04
Nuterifas 9lNiitrte.
Shrc Verfrctcr bcrcitS IN ocn Der.
ztantcH nugefummcu.

Dem b%rin9enoen @uu16e ser 9lris
ierten entfpredeno 6dt bic 8oI6inQtoz
ner Gesierun9 9euil6lanO oen &rieg
ertlGrt uub nun ba6eu @nglono,
5rdntrei6 un0 Die i6rigsn @nisntes
Washington Journal., 1917-05-04

Sells, Der &ommiNdr fir Snoianer
g(nselesen6eiieu, iu6t Die Snbianer
oes &anoes 81 peronldhen. mO9linF.
sroBe Grnten gu er5ielen, Sel6lt Ole
@olfentbuiidltsn oes 2anbes Ioacu
mitNIien, Die prooultion BON 2ebens
mitteln 81 erb6ben. inoem Tie auf qns
reelln9 BON 5reoerid llpbam Moams
bic periiigboren 3eile ibrer @olftlub
lGnoereien nit 5elpfrihten bsiiellen.
ODD oamit 1T crit Elm i4wo6er Mns
fang gema6t uno eS piro nod bel
Arbeit erforoern, INN cine ausrei6enos
YerIoreung oes eanoes nit Qsbens.
.mitteln gu lihern.
Washington Journal., 1917-05-04
9ritg brm 6unQeri
Sic aRcbiiiisrara Der NGcrbamin-
icreiicn iit cinaeIeitet.

W2it Dam @intriit Ger Der. Stdaten
in ben @Dltertriea lit Die Midti9teit
Der GrnG6runasfrage in aepaItiser
Weiie geliiesen. Die Gin3iebung bon
9unoerttou tubsn bon iungen Wans
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unfdHe.

- Ulit siaisen un6ebeutenben
S6rommeH fam gIiidli6eripeiIe ge.
tern bic 7 Sabre aIts Wauos Sarris.
i'm Spencer 6ouie ppbnbuft. oopOn.
als tie on Der peorl uno 2uDlop
Strabe bon BEN 4utorobil bes 9uo
Sadfpn Don go. 127 gBeIt gisrte
Sxobe, gopinstun, &p., nieoerge.
raunt nuroe.
- Somes Oonopar ppn go. 835
ut. Sope aoao fiel geiteru i'm 9auIe
SO. 2153 Deit 9thte StraBe bic
Sreppe binab uno brad iih bas linie
gein. Gr puroe mad Dem itdottaeu
.SofpituI ge6raai.
- Der 80 Sabre alte peter S5lpun
DON glp. 1862 2inn Strabe ftel sss
tern on Der Warpiano Gpenue aus
istnem guegp uub 5og ii9 9erIesunz
gen an Der re9ten S6rperIette gu, bic
feline reberfiibrune mad oem itaotis
i6en SOipital n0tbis mahteu.
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8efpmmt slrbeit.
Gtrafsntabufommiiiar Gmlfins be.
sinnt nHnmsbr feline Sbatisfeit.

Der fiir,Ii@ erndnnte iiaotiid.
Strabenbobnfouuaiiidr V. s. Gul.
iin5 miro nunmebr tbntidblib isine
Shttigfeit beginner. Sus StroBeu.
bdtnfommittce ocs Stnbtraibs bat
Ism ndinlib ben auftrae gegeben.
cine llnteriuding init 9e3ue auf Ole
@unid)e I'M BerI6naerlmg geipiiier
StfGbenbatrlinien uor5nnebmen uno
bell aomnitiee 5i beridieu, Oh 6isie
@crIanger'n9en ratbiam iinb oSer
ridJr,
Sie 2inicn 5e5iislib ipcIher @uI.
firs cine llutcriu6uns artite2en pirs,
lmo: 8erlangerlrne Ser Dscpiiden.
Mdin Sinie .iber hen $opple Girobc
giaeuft imb Die 0cetinan Strabc
entianJ 5iir Golerain @bernie: Ger.
langtrlinJ Der Guburn arenne 0inis
iib;r Die erfenbrcfer pnb g,irp aue.
3ilr Carthage Gite; @erIanqeruua ser
WtaoiionoiIlc 2inie CUR granr6.. gpe
Serldngcrllna Der 9rcbtpipn Cine
nc4 @t Iafbinstou: @erIdnacrinl
Der Ssoumspile linis Bis sgsrnbani;
Berlange.ung Der SSotn StrGbe 9tnic
iibri Die Gilcbec Hoa6 CUR @Ienrpar
iint Seton arenuc; gerIdneerung orr
W1riaIu sIoenle 2inie iitcr hic
Yrieaetotru Wpao uof Dem Sarpcii
0lnle.
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Uebaltserb
&erSen pou Sannar nj EplDiltsu
unb 5eacr,uelr!eute erbaltcn.

Iie gRitglieoer Der itdOtii6cn golt'
ici ioiuie Die Der iidStiihen Seuer'
mehr iperben pom eiiten SSalntar ab
cine @ebaItSerbob,Ing con Sebn Hro.
,cnt erbaIten. Cine oies5e3iigIife Or
binolp iuurbc geitcrn pom Siberbetts.
6ireftor fricSlnnocr Gem StaDtrat,
iitcrmitteIt uno biirfte obne S6ipIe'
risfeitcu ylr %nrabuic gelan1en.
7ie Sroinanj III bonn anItirenSen
StcotanipaIt Saul 3ielnnfa ausgear.
beltet poroeu nno iiebt bic ,SehaltS-
ero6bung I'M goIiseioeparteIneut iiir
Sie &angIhlfer bis pim 2e:itnant in'
fIuitoe Dor, pdbreno in Der sseiier'
ipebr ollh nod bic &apitine ote 0e'
baltserb6tnrng befomricn follet-
Observation-Disclosures Frie6lartoer be-
to..te aeItern, bag Ole 5euertpebrleilte
mo goIgiiten ieit elf Sssnbren feline
@ebaltsauibeiier,ms befcmnleu bat
ten, Ddhrcno Die 3citen 0es Seoens.
lu,.erhalts pcn eyahr Su Sabr celtic
ger ieien irro tie 6ater 81 hcr slnf.
befferlng ieIr pobI beredtist ieien
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foIl, nadbem bic 8rennereisn ess
i9loHsn fnb. 1T cine i4Iper 5u loIsns
be sSraee. Cine ipsitere 5lsii6theuss
runs ipirb ii& jebsnfaIs bnraus eres'
ben.
Rad bem rd9ften Sonntag um
Iitterna6i bdrf nber au9 tein 5ros
pfen altobolii4tt @etrdnte, Die bur9
9eliillation eetpOnnen peroen, in bas
gebiet Der Ser. Staaten mebr einses
fibrt perben. Disies gerbOt Dirb ii4
in 9rinf.rtreiIsn 3ismli4 bemertbar
MAIDEN, benn e puroen in ben lestsn
Sabren bur9I9nittli3 brei Ylilionsn
Gallonen i'm Bsrtb BON % Uiillionen
Dollars einsefibrt. Der importirte
@bisfep aasin reprdIsItirt einerl
@ertb BON flint WiuiOnen Dollars,
iran30FIter Gognnc, britii6e Sins
uip. pdren IL Dill. Dollars iDerth.
glatiirli9 bdben bic Smporteure in
ben lebten 8oden nod ioOiel ME nur
immer mOgli4 S4nGpie imPOrtirt.
Cine Jirma bate Bed, benn oas
S6iff, oas i5r 5000 &iiten ScotA
W6istep 6rinsen iO1te, Uurbe non
einem u<8oot tOrpsoirt uno perientt.
SebenfdQs piro Der greis aller Inn
portierten Waaren balO snorm tn pie
SDbe geben.
Gin bisiissr SmpOrteur iagts, penn
aud Der @orr1tb al dmeritdntihen
Stndpfen ein ober pieaei8t 8pet
Sabre pur6aIten birfts, 10 lei es bod
iifer, bab Der ;npOrtirte rStOff" ,DieI
friier su Gnbe Ieip fperbe. 90 biat9
ipie Dor bem ariege, iperoen bic lHts
portirten Sfnapie taum mebr peroen,
ba oas neue 2drifseies, bds Gnoe
Gtptember ang:nommen perber ourtS
te, ben 3Oll fat uerbreifu6t. Oas nsue
@eies perbietet ben Smport dllsr De-
itiaaiionsprObufts, bic na6 annabms
bes 9eIebes f16ri5irt Duroen. Das
btibt, ielbft nab benz Sriege, ipenn
bas Rd6rmittel. .Ssisb uutomatii9 err
lOiaen lit, oiirien feline S8udpie mebr
impurtirt peroen, ss isi benn, iie limb
Dor September 1917 beItiairt tpOroen.
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Gebnrten.

alber. unb Gliabetb Smlpale,
t32o3 GpIsraiH sIpt.; arabs.
Roa unb Beatrice Sdrbpid, 5525
Chamber 5irabe; Mdb6sn.
Iitbur uuo Gbriitine 3aderius,
SO giHeoln Terrace; MGohen.
Ghriitinn uub Iarp Rin., 342
5ortFi aps.; Rdodsn.
PiioIas uno Warsaret aoipsl,
3108 5isblanb 9lDs.; Mdbten.
Sobn unb aeHa Rosridel. 3742
Trate 9lpe.; funte.
5obn unS 2lba Gresnbnum. 410s
3nplor apt.; Mao6en.
Nar uHb Stlma gobsn. 1917
greritsr glps.; Ennbs.
8m. uno Sophie 9aGlteagls, 1887
Iabiion Roab; Dsdb1sn.
Nenbsl iinb Dlipia Stables, 1897
Clap StraBs; auabs.
ecuis unb gtbsI 9snssl, 1887 @st
Clifton QipeHue; Sndbs.
5arrp unb marenrsi 0olbsnbsrg,
1858 RittenhouIe Strabs; anabe.
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Seerbist
@aroe bic aeidJe Der iuasublidJen
SelbitmOroerin, Die iidJ uur
gSOdeufriit pergiftet hattie

Die 9eihe Der iugenOlifen SeIbit.
mUroerin, Die ii6 in einem SoteI al
be" 8eit Siebenteu StrdBe, iuo lie
id olS 5rml SIuua aeeo aus Chicago
ins Jrenlberbuh einaetruaen, Dor
@o6enfriit uergiftet bate, pur0e ge-
ltcrl auf Dem @eslpnniihen 6rieoboi
beitnttet.
>in Der Gapeae eines 2eifenbcitat.
tcr5 al ser 8ierten StraBe fano eine
lruiicrfeier itatt, bic nun Rep Seipis
81 2ennp eelettet rolroe, pabrero
Slngerinneu BON elmer Wliiiiou an
ocr Yllm Stra5e nebrere Ter 8ele'
autbeit anGelneiiene 2ieber iangen
Gs hattcn lid 81 Der tfeier etne itait
lidc an5abl 9teugierigcr eingefnnost
CHER g3iemaub MGR i'm Stanoe o.
luote III ioentiiijiren.
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beinabe alle biefelben Sragen an Dos
Srio unb puroe ibnen Ionit pds
,Warum" rD0ber" unO rWobtu" trs
tldrt. Die 2anbleute fdben IN bern
unterns6men etpas 4uBereepo5illIs
DIES u. bufelbe biloete Das allgerneins
9eiprd1 eines sroben llmtreiies. Sus
folgeoefen teIepbpuirtsn stpei @reensS
burger 3eitungen na9 Der g8ohuuiis
bes Serrn Ooles in Glartsburg, no
Die brei GuBgdnssr ne6it 5pei 5Da@
tern, S6piegerfobn unO @ntsltiEp
Oes 5erru 9offmunn i'm Sreiie Der
Dolef6en Sornilie unb SroBmutt:r
Utarb am WetttagstiI9 iabsu, urp
berlangtsn austunft iiber bic gu JuB
dnsetdngten 9dIte. 2lm isl6en a5eub
bradten beibe 3eitungen Rutrt4t bDn
ben gtncinnatier DanOerburifen. Sts
5uBsdnser legten ON Samftas &beIo
II Wlsilen, SOn!ltaa 18 Weilen uno
Wiontdq % Wsilsn Suriid. Der iiings
tie Der 9rei 1T 25 Sabre lnb Der dIles
1te 60 sabre olt. Ste gtn9en lIll
Dur6fbnttt 81 Wteilsn bic Sturoe.
Seute @bellb nm 6 llbr uebmen biz
Wiitelieber Der 5iiBedngers9efelli6dt
pom Gtbe Der WurIatp Gpe. Stra'
benbaEn 2inie einen Spo5iergurs
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