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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-07-18

! how the tariff works IN that SecuOn OF
the country. Let the Maryland agrl-
culturalist count his cost for sustaining
whiggery, and he will find himself no
better off than are his Western breth-
rem.
From Me CIere1m'd (Ohio) Plaiadco'er.
"Whoever examines our report Of
markets from week to week, finds the
price of wheat and flour going down,
down; and whoever comes to. Cleve-
land to buy cotton and woollen goods,
finds them going up, up, up; Both
are the fruits Of a high tariff How do
you like it, fari}ers2' &: ..:;
The Elmyra Republican says:
"The tendency Of the wheat market
appears to be downward. Two weeks
since, it brought 80 cents Now it
brings only 70 OTIS. Bymany, it is
predicted that it will go much lower"
The same paper says: 4@ !. A..
"Nearly every kind Of cottons have
advanced from % to so per cent. A
mnrrhaOt told ms last week that he dar-
nd nnt br;ng ~ his nsn3l variety
nr;oes uere . b;oh Woollens have
advanced 80 per cent. Sugar has ad-
yanced nearly 40 per cent. Almost ev-
W,
,
!. .,,.
ANOTHER IS- 9leN;-A. me ln :1:.:
framing on W edheSu1y' 10y 'ne lllil' u
OF 'hlS cry ana l1alll'IalhacA' Giy
coon proposed 10 take d Eo1e OH 'ne
PRESIDENTIAL question: when resulted
as 1olloWs;
For Polk' @2o
Clay oo
49,
Polk S MAJORITY 2oo
A11erthls the militia gave 'hree cheerS
Tor POLK ana ballas'-D'ff0" ffee
P|ess.
@Sss~ 49,.
4 Yankee Trick. successful
speculation was entered upon in our
citya few days since, Of somewhat a
novel character. A man visited a
large number OF families Offering Tor
sue p'all'1 s wnl1n ne "aS pieaseu 10
eau !, Sp'9i''''' WHY 7; oI - 'nlu'i' 't'
wen roo o; ana " men ne haa Just re-
c li7iy ION INV t, olH' 10 nil'cn my
.iey l,'u leCeliely oeei lilil'oiVeu !j ! nc
Pldn.s WEE 'lsolouS' anu 1PPea1G ~ ~
il4 were @ so1"le''liu I'au zen
Drought 81 ldl, tLdt tne SOoo women
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-07-18

Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.-The
receipts of this canal for the year ending
on the first June were S9S,013 80, be
an excess of S31,995 45 over the re-
ceipts Of the year previous. The num-
Der of passengers who have passed
the canal was Sab, being an excess
of 2, 440 over the last year. The prin-
cipal increase in the tolls is stated to
have been derived from the Post De
posite, Havre de Grace, Baltimore,
and Norfolk trade.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-07-18

In 1899, Mr. Clay was a candidate for nom
ination-when his own party refused 10 run
him
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-07-18
Drab or sleeps

Now will give you the price you will have
to pay this year for the same goods:
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-07-18

ANOTHER S1cN.-At The militia
training on Wednesday, by the militia
of this city and Hamtramack, city
coon proposed to take a vote on the
Presidential question, which resulted
as follows:
For Polk, $50
Clay, SO
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-07-18
25O
so
200

Folks majority, D.. 200
Afterthis the militia gave three cheers
for Polk and Dallas.-Datrot Free
Press.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-07-18
FLANEELS,

lie. with the per ct.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-07-18

how the tariff works in that section Of
the country. Let the Maryland agr-
culturalist count his cost for sustaining
whiggery, and he will find himself no
better off than are his Western breth-
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02


REGULAR MEEIlNo
MEt Jannaft Iet lst4
Presents 8. EAlo1 Klts, IIts.d5ti. IA. Harris
on, ]. w. Barnett, Wei. Iloakc, j 81. Allen. ana
J. a. Stuvsnr, aolcclmcn
The meeting being called 20 order tie minutes
81 tee nfetogs meeting wore reed end anpltvod.
Tho committee on nceonnf fennsf,a M M
following aeroanls which uDrc nil6mti
DO Nl Ne,eoy' account for medical attention
on taupeu, &tlO.
Anmn nne account Tor Attendance on nnooers
etl4| Ant cpmmitcc on alfaate was oioWot
gli nexi regular meeting % makpa lull report /.
t4'amPslne account was relpu,d to oommalee on
acconnla
awe Committee en- Tie Charcf. % motion Of
tlf lpffaqe were allowed lill Wednesday ovens
ina ncxt. lo make fnal Iaporl
o. moiiou the meeting 1diopFpaa.
BATON KEYS, Prs't.
Jas. h. WILLIAMS, cl'k.
CALLED MEETING.
january 9TH, 1874
Present, u. EAfoN Kafs, flcsider',W W. J. Lonke
y ~ eatnelt, tf. Hdrrison. y IA. Stevens, j. nj.
Allen, /. i. wilson, Selecimon.
Ihe meeting being called to order The miniSccs
OF Last meeting were read and approved.
q. w. Scots account Cor laying guDpali across
street was presented and rejected.
On motion, Of J. w. Darnoiis Mesrss ]. N. Allen
and j. i Wilson were uppoinied 9 committee 20
draft charter end report on Tuesday evening
next
IN MlNlIuN Nll llltMALi- % 'Ntia-N t
sisan r. EATON, KEYS, Pre'i.
h Jas. r. WIttArs. Clk.
-aa sH CALLED MEEFlEG.
January oh 1914.
Present RI Eaton KEYS presidents 7. NJ. Bars
mott, }. M Allen, il. Wilron, a. HaFFisons y a,
Stevens, Selecimcn.
Tho meeting being called 20 order ihe minutes
Of previous meeting were read and received.
The Charter committee reported end On mpiion
the report was received and laid on till
the charter Be read
The charter, on motion was taken
TONS and each sectop was read and ID
regular order, when On motion twas adopted as
whole.
Mr. Harrison offered The following resolution
which on motion was adopted.
Resolved that a committee Of two members oil
this board be appointed 20 have printed In hand
Oil form, the charter reported by the late com
tnitoo appointed Tor that purpose, andas adopted
BY this board, John J. Wilson and J. w. Barnett
Committee
The following resolution was offered by J. w
Barnett and losi.
Resolved, that the thanks Of this Board be ten
dcfed Ia j. 3. Hughes and AZ. Patterson. Esqs. 70
the labour aud time they have taken IN ORIGINAL
ING end presenting new charter for the govern
fneui Of this town. Ayes, }. w. Barne.is w,
I.oake end "a Allen, Noes J. + Wilson,
ltIaaiaoh,J a Stevens and e Eaton Keys.
Mr.. ] Hunters account lor work done on hi
$500 was pressnicd and allowed.
\ On motion che meeting adjourned. M
r. EATON KEYS, Pres't
Jas. ?. WmLtAMs, Cl'k,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02
NOTICE.

S hereby given 10 Ell whom il nay con-
cetns that II The November Term, 1913.
Of the Probate Court Ell Yazoo county, to
be holden at Benton on tie fourth Monday
in said month, shall as Administrative 81
John Marlborough, decd apply 10 said cour:
for fnal settlement with said Estate. All
persons therefore, who feel themselves in.
teresied IN said estate, can attend al said
court and object 10 any claims which may
be presented for allowance.
ELIZABETH McAIO BOROUGH, Adm'x
w. =. PUGH, Sol.
October 20. 1913 I5-.4t.
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The State Of azississippi,2 PROBATE CoURr,
1Azso GouaTY. Oct. Term. I843
By TRomas 3, woodward, Esq, Judge Of
The Probate Court Of Yazoo county and
State aforesaid.
in TOTICE il hereby given, that a applica-
: y ton TO me BY Theodore Marlborough
and John ]. Swartwout and bis wife Catba.
rine D., Of tie county Of Yazoo II said
State, for partition Of the lands descended
to them b the death Of John McHonoueb.
deed. which lands are as follows. to.wif.-
The south half Of east half 81 northeast
quarter Of Section Ill, Township 10 81
Range easts the nonh hall 81 east half
Of northeast quarter Section Ii and north
kali Of west half of northwest quarter Sec.
ton IL, and south halle east half Of south
east quarter Of Section q and wesi half 81
northeast quarter and east half Of northwest
qnarfar Socfion - o1ld ssssis ~ - sGsaals-
vest quarter Section l, and north half 81
east half Of southeast quarter Of Section 2,
aud north half and southwest quarter and
vest half Of southeast quarter Of Section 2,
1of Township u Of Range 1, east, and the
west half Of northwest quarter Of Seciion
o. aRd northeast quarter and east half 81
northwest quarter Of Section q TOWNSHIP
Il IL, Range 2, west, and the vest half 81
northwest quarter Of Section II Township
II 10, Range i, east, and the east half Of south
east quarter of Section % Township ] i
Range ], west, and the west half os south
west quarter of Section %, Township II
Range !, west, and the following lots Of LAM
/, lying in the town of Benton, il said county
) tn-wit: Lois Nos 80, IS, SO and 81.
In this case, it IS ordered and decreed
that notice be given 70 al persons iniereste
!. lby pubIcafien for the space Of two month
! ID the Yaza6 Oily Wing, ID appear ii III
E December Term DC ibis court aud she,
q cause why the following persons Should a
i. be appointed Commissioners 70 make part
), tioR of said lands and lots, town.. Washing
d ton Luse, iilIiam Robb and Richard SWaYzi
!. lpursuanl TO ~ act eptitled s'an act coneefi
ing the paflion.o lands BY cepaTcenefs oiI
tenants and tenants i'd common.
GEO CROCKETT, clerk.
Wis., E PUon, Sol
: Nov 8. I7I3. (pr Zee $50 Oo) 1891
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Tho stats s aIlsaiasiTPi, 9aoa4Tl cegaT,

The state sc AEississippi,( PRoBkrR CouRr,
1azoo CNunty Oct Term, 1913.
N the matter 81 lhe application 6 Eliza.
beth McAIorrongh, Adm'x of tie estate
of John nc borough. deed, q Be allowed
ID make her fnal settlement of said estate.
m this case, lhe said party Is ordered 70
give notice s. publication for four weeks il
The Yazoo CIV Whig
Aud II IS further ordered. that Yzilliam 81
Pueh 81 and e IS hereby appointed gefefes
70 state The amount of said Adminislrairix
Test GEO CROCKETT. OK.
M E PueH SOL
Nov 1913. fs fse 0o1 l7-l4
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

IN pursuance Of "a order of the Probate
= Court 81 4azoo eopnly, Sale 81 NJ sis-
sip9i, made q gbe October Iofm ilef 81.
1913. Che undersigned % administrator
de bonis non Can Ieslsincnio annex0, Sc
ihe estate Of u. Whitehead deceased
will on Monday tho 9Th daY az Eebfu-
aYY. 1914 proceed g sell al tho Court
House door u Benton Yazoo counly, on q
efkeig0f tWele nths, 60 Tie payment of
rs debts of deceased, The following
lands 10 wi he north half sc section
ii township III. range 8 west, and section
9 wnship l7, fange 6 west and section
township * ange s wests and section
&. township IL, range ; west, and east half
81 section 1, township 2 range 9 west. 81
lrinq in the County of Washington. end
VIII Be sold 10 sections. between The hours
'af 10 and 5 o'clock Of said day. Purchas>
ofs 0ili be reqnired 10 give bond with good
.secarity.
ROBERT Z. ADAMS, De honis non.
Cum Teslamehto annexo, Of y J.. White
head deceased.
December, rs. 1913, 27-at
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Wrmefees9 Sic.


10y virtue Of Deet Of trust executed By
~ Washington Dorsey, on the 6lhof A.
pril 1880 to the undersigned 10 secure the
payment Of certain notes. held BY The Com
mefcial Bank Of Manchester, which Deed IS
Of record in the Office of the Clerk Of the
Probate Court Of Yazoo county, Book 5 p
$50 Z, 8 and 8. We will on The 18Th day
Of January next, al the door Of the Com
mefc;aI Bank Of Manchester ia Yazoo City,
sell the property 10 said deed conveyed, to
the highest bidder for cash q wit;--ihe
north half Of west hslf south west quarter
Sec. %, Town, ~, Range 2 wsst, ana south
half Of west half south west qusTters sec.
2s, an IN townships q range 2 west lying
in Yazoo COUNTY .-and also the following
lots in Yazoo CITY, No, 2G7, 276 205, 480
0s, l02, 443. 40, 2o1 undivided moietl
Of lots l65; the north easi portion 81 81
being that part adjoining 80 ieeE from
o. Main Street running back 100 4, III
undivided moieiies oflelse 50 l0l ~ To-
we win convey such tiile i vested q q
81 The deed
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02
NOTICE.

Lib IS administrator De bonis non
Of the Estate Of james Cook deed, At
the next February Term Of the Probate
Court Of kazo0 county, present my accounts
for final settlement and allowance and sur
render my letters Of administration.
p. =. POPE, ADMIT.
Yazoo city, Jan. s, 1874. 26st.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

Between 81 EeI<eburr aud Etxoe 4EAEs
fti8 light daHRht and we'll known lealn-
~ ID 81 GkpIANp, Mass pill
ply IS q regnlaf packet between Nieksbnrg
and fezoo Cts. milking three trips week.
leaving 1gzoo City every Foesdag. Hbnfs.
day and Saturday 81 - o'clock, 81 precise.
Is, and arrive 81 Ycksbngq Gle following
mornipgs d time ct Gle New Orleans pack
cts. and Will leave Vicksbufg 81 the alter
nate days n ~ M
Passengers and shippers MAY Yely 81 ihi.
boat making her regular trips. 81 she draw.
only 2 inches Wafeg
Yaz0o city, Nov 10. 1913. 4e4f
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rs fkc Circa 9ni 81 ft JnHsd States
FOR ttc Southern DNtfic Staie
Of Missibsippi ~ Aag
United States o anenla
VS.. Vond Exoonas.
Pianters Bank 81 The State of Miss
my virtue 81 lat abote stated wri, v s,a
directed, shall noss is bnblie aie
81 The Court House door ST areo conniv
in the town of Benton, within lhe hours Ere
scribed 81 law, on
.aiondag, he 18Th day Of Jahnor0 1914.
% the highest biddar for cash al 81 the
right tile and interest 81 che defendant.
he Planters' Bank Of the State Of AI issistippl
has Is and 70 The following described lands,
io-wiis--
I.st No. s sect "a, town. Q, range 9 w..ake
west half Of horth west quarter, tie soolheast
quarter, inc east half Of south west quarter 81
section %, he west half Of northwest quar-
ter 81 eectioln 6, township IL range iswes1;
eav 100 ACRES ,E-fno. n0rttl CAST laftcT scction
"a, The southeast quarter section IL, the
east half Of southwest quarter section III
she west half Of northeast quarter and east
halt Ell northwespquarter section III the
n0rfhwes quartet section ID; an ia town
ship no, range 5, west, containing about
$50 acres. and y called the Baily Anderson
Place.
quarter and south bali of southeast quarter,
section IS, and souihwestqnafter Of north
west quarter Of section &C. iOwnship 10
range west, containing l0o O3-l0O acres.
The northeast quarter Of section s., town.
ship 1o, range s, west, with The improve
ments thereon.
ALSO,
The following tracts or parcels Of lands
lying inthe county Of YazOo,- The south
west quarter and south half Of west half oil
northeast quarter, section 10, township Ill,
Range 9, west, with the Improvements, &c.
Also, the half Of 400 acres of land lying ia
township 10, range 8 west, being the easi
half OF northwest quarter and west half o.
northeast quarter and east half Of southwes
quarter and west half Of southeast quarter
Section %; and the east half of northwes
quarter and west half Of northeast quarter o
section go Also, the entire 100 acres o
land in township 10, range 3, west, beinl
west half Of northeast quarter and north hal
4 of west half and north half of east half D
southeast quarter, with the improvements
Also, the following land in Yazo0 county y
Il The east half and northwest quarter, AM
north half of east half Of southwest quarter
section 80; the northwest quarier the " es
/, half Of southwest quarter and south half G
i west half Of northeast quarter. section 90
the west half of northeast quarter, sectio
81; the south half Of west halfof southwes
quarter, section 90; and west half Of south
west quarter, and south half Of east half &
southwest quarter, section 90; all in town
ship II, range /, west; containing 104
ALSO.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-02-02

A lot or parcel Of land in Yazoo county,
being west half of southeast quarter and
west half Of northeast quarter, Section "a
Township 10, Range A, west, containing
149 O7-l00 acres, with the appearances
ihereuntO belonging; the same having been
levied on as the properly Of the defendant
the Planters Bank, 70 satisfy plaintiffs claim
rrsfc
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The following tract Of Land in Yazoc
county, being the east half fsouthwe est uar-
ter and southeast quarter northw est quarter
Of Section 10; west half southwest quarter
Section !; north half Of east half Of north
east quarter of Section IS, al in Township
Ii, Range 2, east, with the Improvements
thereon,
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n 4tA "a. fAftff 4At-A1--el3 ~ ~ AVA Z.
BY w. i. Bate, D. III.
Dec. o, 1913, pr fee S87) 2e-5t
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed until MONDAY
the 4ih day MARcH next.
January 10, 1914. 20-7t.
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MOTTO IL

hhds superior Bacon, asserted. iiIsf
LEI received from Cincinnati an5 -
sale BY CHAS. DRENNIl1e.
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The state Of azississfppi.1 PRogarr gouRr.
YAaso CousTY. Oct Term, I843.
By Thomas B. woodward. Esq., Judge 81
the Probate Court Of Yazoo county and
State aforesaid.
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IA. bertteieiat ipnrbe, aus9enomnel ein
Gebmorni Oemaaoaen, bic itdb III infer 9ebeis
fiatss,e1ater(ano bnrdb falIt6e 9artteQunsen
,pie per qDolf in Sbaafsfleibern, cinseniftet
baben, bic fiieteu bas Solf POM 9eseutbeile
iu dber,eusm uub wcllen oal1slbe stauben
inatben man mhde Seras oatnit fauferb uno
mir pennlplpanier fcllten unlere Staats,prrs
te beha(ten, paint bic ilimmer fattiperoenpe
Notte HsmterbaIter ;,psi &rippsn batten ,pors
an fte ftb nalten t6nnten, mir Saufrn Inn
.6anbwsrfer ,paren gut senuS, bic Sarsn
bsaablen; cine Iebbne 5anpIunS bon elnem
eobne QeunIplUanien's Der feinen Slamen
trauhen la6t, cine Saebc 5u DcrtbeieiSrn, Die
ieineu Yater Staat NIT Sebanpe tranps
inarft, uab pelIeu Shrser, Ienc ,pelben Srlls
Der, 70 weit Don ibren 9elpobnten ulp 9ereft'
ten ituabbdnaisfeit, init bsn Sflapen bss
@56oeus unp Den trtteuten Nrbetern en9s
laubs auf cine Gtufe brin9en iplrSe.
Seletcden, pa6 mir feinen Wlann Inter'
1ikeu rpoIlrn fir cinises 2lmt I'M 9taate
DenuIp(pauien, Der niebt fur Den Serfauf
Der @taots werfe, bic Sertbeilnna Der of
feutlitbsn &anpeintinfts, rinen 9eluncen SelD'
illn(auf, ifreuae 9parGamtcit ilno srssn bic
ausaepehnte Setcs@spalt 1T.
SefdlclIen, paE mir oen Olai niht nnters
NuBeW tDgIpgNy pSb ppN W.
ticn ale Scupcrnbrs ganblcat ocraebratbt
wirb, neil CT, gang natilrleb, alIe >ctofoeos
ma6reseln pcrtbeioisen mub, unb Der Shnlt'
ling unIerer jesisen prrborbenen Staatsre1
sisruns Gein miro, pcr ss MIR fur Die Srope
uno Slide tbut.
Sdblc0en, oa6 mir in Sen. Sclepb Wldr'
fel einen Wlann erRcnnen, BET ale n6tblsen
Sabisteiten unb Suseucen befBt Die Staats'
baustaltuns ecnititntionsl uno pemotratiben
GrancIdsen ssniab 3u flbren 70 baB ipenn
bic Gtaatss lBsrfe perfautt uno Die elnthnf'
te ter 6fentioten $dnrereien pertbcilt wsrben'
mir Yenniplpanicr all ibn einen 9ettelen
8eutsltrassr bateu, Der nibt lpie Saoas, iels
nen 5crrn fir 80 Silberlnse pertauft.
SG6lcden, DaB mir nnaetbeilt unitre
Stimmen fir Simecn @uilfcrr, fir ganaIs
Commit ftouer, 9cbcn molten, neil mir p0lles
3utrauen III ibn batcn baB CT 5u jenem Nmte
fdbia fei, unp pamt bas Scf autb all lcltis
asr Ssite Der SHINE nse Ssmpsls enea
qBahtsr auf Slcn baHe.
nuf Scri6la9 Sdhlc0en, rab picle Scr
banplunscu bon pen Ssamtsn pieier 8erlan
luma unter5eihnet uab in ben 9BbisSritnnaen
ber gauuties Serfs uno $sha pie audi in ais
bern 3etunscn bss Staats, Die OCT Saebe
ailnitis 1lno. perofentlidt ,psrDe.
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SSerbeirotbef.

burb Den gbrm. 5rn. 8. W1ieifs, ait l6.
Ausult, 5srr Sobannes StbeI mt Dllb pp.
Dia wasner, beiOe bon Bern.
-sbenfalls, perr Daniel SroBlnan nit Ollb
gatbarina 6ef, beips bon Ober 6sioelber9.
am l7tsn, 6err SiDeou 6artman init DliB
Cara Wlaursr, beioe Don Olsp.
-purb ben gbrlp. 6ru. =. WliIler, ain "a.
Husutt, 5err Seunepille Sbafer nit OliB
gatbariua EBERT, beioe bon Nsaoins.
-rurb psH gbr,p. 9rn. 3Bm. pauIi, am
%. 4usult, 5err 3bOmas Sooue nit Mis
gatBarina Sample, bsiee Don Neapins.
am 24ltcn 5srr Wm. Slatt init Oli6 Ses
te6a pbiIlps, -Serr Scnjamin Clay init
Dn6 9ara >inOemutb, allie BON Sern.
-am G5lteh 6err SObames Olif1tmer init
Olib Cara 9euslsr -5srr 9eorse Welcs
nsr nit O1i6 SlabcIla Subns. -6crr &am.
Stotelon nit Mllb SuIanna gtcrley, aie
bon grster 3aunltblp.
DIN 26iten, l6err Scrnbaro 8ran6 bon
4oamS, nit Srau >ouiIa Sornrpalt bon bier.
dim 27tten, 6srr SsiIe NsinbarOt nit MIB
Wlaria Gurs Don 2DsIt goeaIieo.
-ebsnfalls, Sr. Sobn 5000 init Oli6 Sar>
tara Walflman, bon Sredncf.
-pureb oen gbrw. 6rn. 3. q. 5erman, an,
25. Auault 5err 9anieI 3. &aufman bon
Olaiorneref, nit W1i6 9uianna Sod bon
Niebmono 3aunftblp.
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Srsuno qsier.-Siefe Yla9e 9rsift fein leben'
beS 0Beisn an alS nur Mdnnsr uno 8rausn =
9swobnIib bs9innt es uno ss9t itb rpis elm
fIsin rotbs5 Y6dbsn, fibIt lib wis Elm |Slots
SiB,' oosr als msnn eine Spinne belbt-oosr
ais ob Elm 9ifti9sr 01urm bpbrt uno in ODER
untsr (oout no SIeiib friebt. -@S 1T stipas
GsDsnoe6 i'm meniblibsn Strpsr- sr-bsfdat unr
3srna9t Die Sruit, Seiten uno 9lisbsr osrlsens
lDsn lomobl ais ben (oal6, ba5 9eittbt uno bic
Sebk, uno seDt ME we9 oosr itirbt Don ielbif
lpie eini9e onoere Ylo0en tbun.- Ten ! oiss
tDut e5 nie, fOnoern mub burb oaS rebte Wtts
tel psrtrisben weroen-unb Die Srase iit nun
-QSsr bat oieieS Wittsl?
81. 8. 9tuSibneioen bisfts 9ifti9sn Srebss
,purmS aus Dem 8leiibs 1T Sooes9sfabr-tbut
fsin gut oa CT lb perbrsitet, auSbsbnr u. pss
osr um lib friet 70 b6S pie jemals.
Cine Srau bate elm @swdbS am 5oalfs, sss
nannt "Kropt" 70 oif al5 2 8duits, uno oaS
0Rittel pstbeilte ss.-Sie lebte uno psriab ibre
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wie 9ew6bnlitb, of uno
tranf waS ibr am bsltsn fbmsfts uno wuros
pom "Sropf' ssDeilt, obne 9bnsren. Ser
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Sart'5 SarmtnQtipe.

I'm W1atter teionoers! Sbrfsio oft bsun.
rublSt cureb bic Qeiocn eurer tleinen &inoer
wabrenp Dem 5abnsn uno wabrenp Den
Sommsr uno 5ertltmcnaten, weIbe 3eiten
ittb fatal fir picle 5eisen. 9lbcr init carte
Garminatipe bel Der 6auo, niebt einer aus
3chn oer niebt sebciIt miro BON 0ur6lanf
cosr Sommerfrantbeit; uno bas CORDIAL
TT 70 anssnebm 81 nsbmsh pas niebt Die
9erinsite OIhbe ut Sinner ju bereoen es Gins
5nnebmeu. Shit bem Carminatipe bel ber
!5ano braudbt ibr golic, Srampfe, franeen
Wlasen, grbreebsn. 9ureblauf gbcIra Mors
bus nicbt gu fircbten, ba aae biefe Der Strait
oes Garminatipe unterlieScn.
~Da ee einSis aus Dem pflan;enreitbe
preparirt 1T, brauebt man nicbts lletiee BON
oe1en Sstrauebe gu tsfirtbten. Yreis l8a
Gent, gum Ssrfauf am SuhNobr bon
George 6eb.
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