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was to stimulate some feeling o
civic pride, and a school was bufH
Just why, it is hard to guess, f9
there was a marked lack of childrdj
to attend it. Nevertheless a teachd
was procured-a male teacher-anl
the bad men, gamblers, painted la
dies, saloonmen and others made vi
a pot to pay his salary and ex
penses. The idea did not wear we'll
however, and in a few weeks the
schoolmaster left the school to opet
a saloon.
The Northern Pacific crosses th1
river at Medora, and the MarquH
isRB III I hi Hii B lEBgB Iii sll n
ed in~S4edora called the Bad Lands
CowboyA The eastern -metrppOlitar
dailies, jncludi1s&the Nc& EY DIRK Sun
gaHes-front- phte space tU che ~event
and Medora achieved national noto-
riety. The Marquis, on.hfs frequent
easteEns trips, proved an excellent
press ageII.an nc. be spared no.affdrts
in imagination to tell of the glories
of the new and growing packing cen
ter.
The Marquis was spending money
like water in various local CONNER
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tcfar and Industrial projects, every one
of which lost all thatilwasA put into
Nl9lsEhe first winter he lost 6,008s
] .sshhesR.- One project -that. be announc=..
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1922-10-27

PIE offal of M&hterhouses. He
Expected to for a great price
10 big cas- hotels. HeS also
@ought of r&s4h other vegetables
IND even fruft Arious kinds un-
Ser glass at This plan,
8owever, he NM put into execu-
&on.
Clashes Roosevelt
The Maltef Moss and Elkhorn
@nches of TkeBaq5e Roosevelt were
got far from sMenoTa, which was the
Nearest postptf the future
president wa8 66Hding most of his
fme then ra3pln a@ tile in the bad
Rnds. The NafuHi8 claimed some of
Rooseyelt's nn3n d fight be-
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&; !:
ed much
also point&
lost ten pc
trip east.
The Ma y
ana lnIlueH
free with q
would 500 ] ]
phone lines ]
do s
Dead q D i "a ] N u
in Ell pf
= I, &s, Il i, IN = z5t2
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1922-10-27

las mar avoided. LatE ore
fouble oyer the samdmatt ter,
md the ft1ti8sent a note to- Kopse-
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-08-04
Has Thanksgiving Every Day

"Two years ago, after suffering
many years with stomach trouble, |
took a course of Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy and haven't been sick a day
since. l can eat anything l want
and have no pain at all. Three doc
tors had advised operation, but your
remedy has cured me-" Every day
is Thanksgiving for me-" 1t is
q simple, h | preparation
that mov the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and al
lays the Inflammation which cause
practically all stomach, liver and in
testinal ailments, including appen-
dicitis. One dose will convince or
money refunded. Sold by divers
Red Cross Drug Store and druggists
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-08-04
NUMBER SEVEN.

MI. j. T. True and family, of near
Mason Hall, are visitors in St. Louis
this week, guests of their sister, Mrs.
Chas. Pope.
Misses Nina and Nova Newman
and Myrtle Chamberlain, of Kenton,
were last weeks guests of Mrs. Myr-
tie Frazier.
Mrs. Nora Cudd and children, of
Memphis, are here on three weeks
visit in the homes of Mrs. Mollie
HALEY and j. C. Walker at Rives.
Supt. B. A. Vaughn was in Number
Seven last week, looking after school
interests.
Mr.. Hubert Price, who has been
very sick, is up and doing nicely.
Mr.. Sam Howard, of Union City,
was a business visitor in Number
Seven last Tuesday.
Misses Cordia and Anna Mai
Starnes were among the visitors in
Nuuu0T OeNSu last WCOh'
Mr.. Aydelott, the movie man, was
in Mount Pelia and Rives last week.
We are always glad to welcome Mr..
A%ydelott. He is a man of sterling
character and n who serves we'll
the people in his line of bust
ness. Large crowds attended the
show at both places, manifesting ap-
probation of his being here. Hope
he will come again next season.
Hon. FINS ]. Garrett made an ap-
pcaling speech at Mount Pelia Friday
night in behalf of his candidacy for
denomination for Congressman. A
large and enthusiastic crowd was
present.
Mr.. Chas. Bell, of Mount Pelia,
sprained his ankle while playing ball
at PENIS Thursday.
Speakers at PENIS Thursday were
Messrs. Craig, Sudberry, Caldwell,
Bratton.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-08-04
Huntley-B Buckley.

Miss Elizabeth Huntley and MI.
Leon Buckley were students at Union
College, Lincoln, Nebr., during the
past school year. Here they met.
Friendship deepened into love which
eliminated in their marriage on
Nav 10 at the Br~own-Palace Hotel,
Denver, Colo.
The bride is one of the most prom
inent families of southeast Missouri,
being the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
C. C. Huntley, of Charlottesville, a
young woman whose charm of char
acter and personality has won for her
many friends both at Union and at
her girlhood home in Missouri. Mr..
Buckley is a prominent young farm
err and business man of Bennett,
Colo, where he is erecting a new
bungalow for his bride, who is at
present visiting at the home OF her
parents. Mr.. Buckley expects to meet
her there to take her home about the
first of August, in time to attend the
Colorado campmeeting. After a hon
eymoon trip to California and other
points of interest in the West Mr..
and Mrs. Buckley will be at home to
their friends in Bennett. The Mes
4 -1a hTohu 4pfnn1n hast
wishes.
The young people have relatives in
Obion County who extend kind
wishes.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-08-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Jas. Moore, of Trimble, was
here this week visiting her mother,
Mrs. w. j. Cox.
500 cures Chills and Fever.
Mrs. Glib Brown and children, Mrs.
H. l.. Hart and Miss jamie Hart, of
Troy, were in the city Saturday shop
ping.
Did you know that the Central
Filling Station sold tires?
Miss Mary Baty, of St. Louis, was
a visitor this week in Union City
with her aunts, Mrs. S. B. Clogs and
Mrs. w. J. Cox.
-Rub-My-Tism for Rheumatism.
Mrs. Moffatt Pressly and Miss
Maude Moffat, of Troy, were in the
city last week visiting Mrs. Cordie
Garth, Ury street.
Go to Corum's for fresh bread
and cakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin McCaw and
children, of Rock Hill, S. c., are in
the city this week enjoying a visit
with relatives and friends.
H.. For Ice or Coal call $50.
Mrs. Bette Harrison, of Maiden,
Mo-, after a few weeks visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Arch Johnson, at
Benton, Ill.,, arrived in the city Sat
urday for a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. ]. Frank Carter.
Go to Corum's for fresh bread
and cakes.
The many friends of Mrs. F. w.
Watson, wife of the Union City
physician, are indeed glad to hear
that she is improving every day. DR..
johnson operated last week and the
operation was entirely successful.
Who is Our Leading Citizen?
Hon. Joel B. Fort, of Springfield,
Tenn, was here last week in the in
terest of Hon. Austin Peay. Mr.. Fort
is one Of the leading men of the
State and well known almost every
where. He had a kind reception
here.
The End of the World is coming
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.E. Rose, of Browns
Vile, Tenn, have returned from
Brownsville and are located with
Judge and Mrs. S. R. Bratton west
of the city. Mr.. Rose is engaged in
engineering work on the Union City
and Troy road.
500 cures Malarial Fever.
News comes from Mr.. Will S.
Moore, of Chicago, who is now in the
Hinsdale Sanitarium, to the effect
that he is improving and hopes to be
out soon. MI. Moore has been in the
sanitarium for some two or three
months and the friends here r glad
to learn that he is recovering. Mr..
Moore was formerly connected with
this paper as editor and proprietor
and he was one of the well known cit
liens of Union City.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-08-04
Marriage Licenses.

Wesley King and Wilma Jones.
w. E. Morris and Opal Dickey.
Alexander Bennett and Mrs. Effe
Brown.
Virgie Fuzzeil and Miss Verna
Minton.
Orben Jackson and Miss Lillian
Prince.
JEFF Grissom and Miss Ella King.
Roy Smith and Miss Mabel Lewis.
B. T. Smith and Hettie Burns.
Henry F1orip and Matte V. Reed.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-08-04
Florip-Reid.

Florip-Reid.
Mr. Henry Florip and Miss Matte
Reid were married at the home of
G. w. Mitchell on Monday afternoon,
July 81, in the presence of a few rel
atives and friends. The bride and
groom left Immediately for their fu-
ture home in Bay City, Mich. Con-
gratulations are extended.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-08-04
A Small Farm for Sale

Three and one-half miles northeast
of Union City. Contains rs acres and
a fraction. Has good dwelling with
six rooms, 2 fine barns, silo, other out
houses, a splendid well, a wind mill,
etc, 20 acres tillable land, As acres in
corn and % acres in lespedeza and
red top this year. Terms will be made
e to the right nan. 11-3m
FELIX W. MOORE.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-08-04
Protracted Meeting.

The protracted meeting will begiu
at Sanders Chapel Sunday evening at
s o'clock and hope to see the entire
community with us.
C. W. EVANS.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-08-04

Snap Rings-of the highest grade.
Raised above the average by McQuay-
Norris manufacturing methods. Their
use insures all the satisfaction possible for
you to get from a plain snap ring. They
are packed twelve rings to the carton and
rolled in waxed paper
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-08-04

E0~ UFFY-G GRIP - a one-piece
OOS ring. Non-butting joint, which
Per Ring can be fitted closer than ordi-
nary step cut-velvet finish
quick seating. Seats in a jiffy." To keep
them clean and free from rust, each ring
is packed in In Individual ~glassine en-
velope.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1922-08-04

repaired, you can secure a quicker job by ordering McQuay-
Norris Piston Rings, because we can supply the proper sizes
and over-sizes. Made for every purpose and price, McQuay-
Norris Rings will pay for themselves in more motor power
and lower fuel bills.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-03
starb i'm 9orettD 6oipital.

Weitttpo6 lebter Wo6e itarb TN
.bieligen ct. Nleranber 6eim Ser
grancts M. Grcorid. ST TT einen
Nterenletoen gum Spfer gefanen, I'M
ter tpel6em er 16on rnebrere SABRE
gu leiben bate. Ser 8eritorbene
ipuroe am 6. 9ftober 1854 IN 2nren=
burg, De1t{6lanb, gebpren 1llno toa1
allo CUR 3eit letneS 9obe8 erf 81 Sab
re alt. Bi8 gum 10. Sanuar bS.
So. lebte Ser 8eritorbene IN ct. Saul
nnb fam bann nod bier IN oas Nlten=
bet1n, no er bis 81 ieinem Mbleben
berblieb. @et11e @attin ging ibm
f6on Dor etli6en Sabren I'M 1ooe
Doran. Ser 8eritorbene mar Der
Bater Don Nep. s. Breort6, benz
Nffiftent Bfarrer Der ct. Marp'S 0e=
ntetnbe IN Sleepp @pe. Die iferbltcbe
9iille tp1trbe Mitttpo6 na6mittag
na6 ct. 8anl iiberfiibrt unb bon BORT
aus erfolgte bie 8eilesllng.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-03
1beo. 2aminSfe pon @leepp @ne
btelt ft6 9eitern bier gel6dft8balber

~ . & i u -
1beo. 2apinSfe pon 5leepn @ne
bielt fib seitern bier gei6aftsbalber
auf.
Trau aena 8uiliger unb .9obn
@barleS bte it6 felt Ben letten 8 Wo=
11aten BET ber Mutter relp. @robn1utz
ter Trau @baS, Bianbi 5u 8eiu6 auf=
gebalten batten fin6 Wetttmo o6na6mttz
tag na6 Sos Nngele8 abgereiit.
Sri. @nbia 6ebtbaber betpirtete
letten greitagaberb eine Nn5abl
syren11be I'M Setm tbrer @ltern an ber
i5outb Tranflin 5trabe. Mnfif,
Gang unb &artenIpiel bilbete Die I'm
terbaltung bes Nbenbs, na6 ipel6er
gum 56lub nod ein ret6er @un9
ierDiert. purbe.
Serr nnb Sran Sad 8rablee
l11no 5err llnb Grau @eorge Saffert
Eperanltalteten an1 syreitagabenb eine
/ t&oitiimgeienldaft IN Der B 1teuen
Creamery 9alle. Ser Nbenb 9eftal=
/ tete ii6 3ll einem duberit fr0bii6en;
|alte Td1Be fan1en mteber 5u Gbrerl:
ESpdt an Abenb lpnrben Grfrt6 6ungen
Igerei9t.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-03
geiepllet Gp, Aeionier itirbt.

6ranf 8. Sobnion, einer set Ser
ritortal Hto11tere bon Ntcollet COUNTY
itarb an1 DonnerStag bor einer @o6e
inn 9auie ietnes 9obne8, S. g. Sobnz
ion IN @omitod, @tSconltn Gr 1T
ser <erSi6md6e gum Opfer gefallen
u1b mar 5ur s3eit ietne8 Iooe8 a
Sabre alt. SIN Sabre 1857 fam
ct na6 g1icoHet @ountp unb mar 3u1
3ett 0eS SnbtaneraufitanbeS Is Sab
re aft. Gtner fetner 8riber, Ser per
betratet mar unb et1tge Meilen meit=
lt6 BON ser 5etmltdtte mobnte, lprrbf
BON ben S11otanern get6tet. Dil
iibrigen Mttglteber Ser Bantlte rette=
ten ibr 2eben bur6 6lu6t nad ct
Beter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-03
Jren5el sgrps. fallfen HrDptD Nm
lage.

llnterbanolunge1 Sic ibon felt lam
lgerer t3eit gepHpgen puroen, fanleu
alSganaS letter yaBo6e gum Nbl6ln6
lnnb baour6 iperbea 6ren5el Bros.
gigentilner beS befannten @etrdnfs
Yropto ll1lo baS 9a11se @ei6dft be1
lWobler gnlage IN st. Saul, elm
}hliebli1 ser DQtentre6te. Dies
| |6liebt aud fdmtlide @rtrafte biefer
s5ir1na ein. ,Yropto" 1T befanntli6
eineS BON ben .ntele11 r5oft Drtnf"
@etrdnfen baS ii6 allsemetner 8ez
ltebtbeit erfrellt.
Die gan8e Mnlage ipir6 bieie @o6e
na6 Stem nlm bel0rbert tperben un0
6err Wobler mirb au6 bierber fonl=
men 1l11o fi0 ldneere 3eit aufbalten
1rn s5ren3e1 8reS. Ste Sanobabnng
Ser per1hieoenen Mafdtnen sl1 erfld=
rem llnb b5fie su llrrterpeiien 1pie oie perz
f6ieoenen Grtrafte bergeffent peroen.
ssrenael BroS. bedbii6ttgen auge11z
blidli0 1i6t oieh @rtraffe fiir ben
6anoel ber5nftene11. Sobalo fie iez..
sod baS Sci griinbli6 periteben,
peroein lie ibr bie1iges @ei6dft aus
bebnen llno Sic Bfopto Brobufte 1ti6t
nnr, IN bieie1n 5fQat io1bern aud tn
anberen 9taater auf Ben Marft
brtngen. Die 8ropfo Brdparate tperz
SEN IN gdiern nno al6 IN 6ial6en
sem Hubliflm slgdn9li6 genladt
perben. Die @ebriiber Tren5el baz.
ben li6 itets ben1ubt II ber. poroeritenI
Meibe IN ibre1n @el6dft 81 iteben un6
Ste 9lnperbung oer Yrppto Nnlage
5eigt bon i6arfen @ei6dftsiinn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-03

@enatpr 8prab leitet bic 0pppii=
tipn. 8rdiibent 6aroings 8rDz
gramm iheint gnten Ginbrnd gez
1t1adt 5a1 baben,

| @aibtngtor, /. Wdr3 &ein So
nus fir @6tffabrtStnterelen, bebo1
bte 9olbaten ibre1l Bonus befommen,
@egner i1n &ongreb bon Brdftbeni
@arotngS Hlan, amertfanii6en 8be=
bern et1en idbrlt6en Sabre85ui6nb
bon 80 Mtllionen Dollars 3u geben,
n1a6ten bte8 bel1te 3u ibrem @6lag=
mort. Sn6ehen 5eigt bic 9ttmnung
IN betben 5duiern, bab Der Drditbent
6ur6 ietn geftrtgeS beitimmte8 Cub
ibtenprogramm ben 1angidbrigen Wi=
beritanb gegen eine iol6e Wabnabme
farf pern1tr1oert bat. Saroing err
fldrte, ba8 5ubitbtenpro9ramm let ote
lette nnb ei1l3ige @elegenbeit, INN ote
amerifanii6e San6eSlfotte 5u retten.
6itbrer beiber Narteten geben 81, bab
e8 lnflug ndre, ollrG tpetferen 8etrteb
Ser @6iffabrtsbeb0rbe NIT etnem 6eblz
betrag pDn SnnDerten BON Wi1ltonen
tpte ,biSber .fprt5nma6er. Sails ote
8orlage ni6t angenommen iptrb, 10
ertftebt bic iebr i6miertse 6rage, mas
NIT ser groben Nn5abl BON 8egte=
rungsi6tffen gef6eben ion.
Stanopunft Der @egner+
G5esner ser @ubiioie tpeiien baranf
bi1l bab Die 8unbeSregterll11g prtoate11
S11terelien fein @elb geben iolle. ste
sretfen an6 ben Blan Ser Befiirworter
an, nrn eS eridei1en 51 lallen, bab baS
@elb fir bie Cub bitbie nt6t bireft aus
6em 96ab fon1n1t. yfa6, benz Broz
gramlm ion ba8 @elb fiir Sic 8beber
aus ben 3olleinnabmen abgelenft
lperben. Mte bebanptet miro, TT btes
In @trflt6fett etne birefte NuSlage
aus benz @6at, osnn ionit flieben
ale Gtnfu11fte IN ben 96at, Die
56tffabrtSbeb6roe bemiibt it6 lin
Bei6leurtgung beS HrogramnS, nm
ale tire @6iffe berfaufen 5u f0nnen.
5enator 8orab mirb ben &anpf gegen
Ste 8orlage i'm 9enat fiibreu. Met=
ner Nnit6t na6 lit bteS nt6t bte Bet
fir etre11 Bonus ODER ei1e Subitbie,
/ iagte er.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-03
@pparb @pgel ,pieberum Sieger,

.Sn benz oratoril6en @onteit bee1
lekten Weiittipo6 IN Neanfato abgez
balten tpnrbe, ging 9o>paro S'ogel, 8
.9pbn bon 5err11 l11lb Sra1 Wfreb S..
@ogel, abernlalS ais 5ieger bernor.
.Gr bat alio @elegerlbeit lln6 bie @br'e
IN benz itaatli1en @onteit Der pDr
Sitern IN Minneapolis ifattftnoen
ipirb, ii6 5u beteiligen ais 6eprdlen=
tant bes 2. Gongreb= =Diitrifts. 8ie
tpir i6on friiber beri6teten gt1ls
6omar0 8ogel aus benz 9nb.Ditz=
itrift @o1lteit In ct. Setter alS 5ieger
berpor. sllS @ortrag8 9bema bat
@oipar6 8rpa1s Nebe esnIbe Balne Of
an Soeal "gemdblt. Sn benz itaatz
li6en @ontelt bat er itd6 NIT 8 Seq
nern BON anberen congrellionellen Dt=
itriften 511 me}lell.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-03-03
Mene Mniticipal Mll>
lage bewdbrt iib
Speratipnsfniten nerringert urb bic
Hrpbuftipn erbDbt. Mnndberno
1896 IN &pblen prD WiDnat gez
ipart. Suite nit grDRen !6inz
oerntilen 5a fdmpfen.

2rot Der IatIade, baB bic nell
Wuntcipal Mllage NIT einer Nn5ab
Si1berittiien a115ufdmpfen batte iet
tie in 8etrieb lit, 70 lit iebo6 i6ol
iett aus Sen Beri9te11 erft6tlt6, bat
Die SperattonSfoiten berringert mnr
ben uno Die Brobuftion erbDbt pnroe
Som /. Sftober an Bis gum 26
Sebruar tpuroen 10000 Gilomat1
Stunben 1nebr proouctrt ais mie II
bemielben s3ettraum. 5mti6en 1920
1921 Dte8 lit gletdbebelltenb NIT
6 Bro5ent nno mdre nod gr6ber ge=
peien ne11n ntd)t bur6 bas Teuer II
Ser alten Nrlage 8erlnlte perurla6t
ipDrben mdren.
&errtneerung Der OperatiDnsfpiten,
Sn Sen Sabren bon 0-l921
ipurben 4,713,7O3 Yfuno &oblen
perbrannt um oie alte slnlage gu
ppertren u11b IN bemlelben 3eitraum
bon l921-l922 nabm e8 4 4,4l2,776
Yfunb &oblen Sic 11eue Nnlage in 8e.
trteb 5u balten, etne @riparnts bon
100000 Bfl111o, ur0 0ieie troh Der
Iatia6e, 0ab Sic 5ei5ungSanlage i'm
lebten @trter mebr lebenoigen Dampf
ber0tiste lpte baS Sabr 5upor.
Mdbreno bes SabreS 1920-1921
puroen 9.3 Yfunb @oblen ben0ttgt
um etne &ilotpatt Stunbe @leftrtctz
tdt in ser alten Nnlage gu pro0ueiren;
in Ser neuen anlage iebod nur 80
Yfunb, eine GriparntS BON IL Bfunb
pro &tlopatt 5tunbe. Otes beoeutet
eine @riparni8 BON 294.87 Tonnen
@oblen tpdbrenb bteler Cation. Slit
Goblen lpur0e $3.50 ste 9onne be-
,ablt unb bteS beoeutet etre @rlparntS
bon $1,975.93 ODER 6ur6l6ntttlt6
1895 pro N2onat fir ote 9aiion.
slus Sen 8u6ern beS 5uperintenbe1lz
ten 9erbert @ueoelmann 1T erit6tlt6,
baB Ste Griparnts BON Monat gu
Oeonat sr0ber ipurbe. SIN. 9ffober
betrug oteielbe 1lllr Il Bfunb &oblen
pro Siilopatt 9tunbe; i'm Nopember
3 8fll1b; i'm De5ember IA Bfnno;
I'M Sanuar 1.3 Yfunb uno I'M SSebruar
1.S Bfunb.
0as lit ein &tlpmatt?
Die Bu6er ser Mnlage Setgen, bab
amiihen Wedrs 1920 bis Mdr5 1921
l04 $50 &tlolpatt 9tu116en pro6uctrt
lpuroen unb BON Mdr5 1921 bis
MdrS 1922 1,145,720 &ilomatt
@tunoe11, ei11 ,3utpu68 BON $1,000
@tlomatt @tunoen. @tne &tlolpatt
9tunoe be6eutet geniigeno @leftrtci>
tdt ei1e so Watt @lubbtrne 20 9tilnz
ben 5u bremen. S11 anberen Worten
etne so @att @lubbtrne fann betnabe
einen sa113en Sag BON "a 9tunben
brennen UNI etne BON bie1en @tnbetten
auf5ubrau6en.
Sin eirzDferbe &raft Oeotor gez
brau6t In 1.3 @tunben 10 ptel @lef=
trtcitdt ais etne so gSatt @llbbtrne
In 20 5tunoen. Ote alte 9lnlage
batte eine @tnbett NIT ether Gapacttdt
BON $50 atlomatt uno eine 5wette
Ginbett NIT 312 &t[otpattS. Dnr6
bic Sn1 n1talltrung ser neuen Gtnbeit 1T
bie Gapacttdt UNI $50 &ilomatt erz
b0bt tporben. Ste gan5e Nnlage bat
allo iebt etne @apacttdt bon 1912
Rtlomatts. Ote8 beoeutet eine Grz
b0bung BON 100 Bro5ent uno {ollte
genasenb ietl bte 8e0iirfniiie Der
9tabt fir eine gan5e 6eibe bon Sab
rem 5u beoeden.
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