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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

DEAD-some days since we chronicled
IN accident TO a little daughter OF MIR.
Charles Goethe, in the Eighth WSrd, q
muck car running over her foot and cut.
ting Of her toes. The child was only
eight years old, and suffered intensely
until death relieved her on Tuesday even.
ing. It Is said she died Of lockjaw.
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PERSONAL Our genial friend, VIM
s.esIe, Esq, Of Fairmont, who has been
reztaiiDg 0yer in Belmont county several
weeks past, Ieit for home last evening,
NJ ". fnpdon, Of the Weston Democrat,
gave cur sAncium q briei visit yesterday.
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Miscellaneous

u q substitute for Soap for all Household pu
poses, except washing clothes, % ,IH
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"BEN. MCCULLOUGH" Mr.. Oliver
Doud Byrons first appearance at the
Opera House did not draw as large q
house as his merits as an actor deserved.
Concerning the performance time willnot
permit US to speak7at such length as its
artistic claims might fairly demand. Mr..
Byron, in the title role Of "Ben. McCnl-
lough," is effective. His conception Of the
part is OF an expressive character, and his
reading Is intense and sympathetic. The
support may be considered q decided sue.
cess, a verdict which the audience were
not slow TO pronounce.
This great California sensational play
will be repeated this evening, and for the
last time. - az ~ 81.
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LADIES. you are especially invited to
call at the large Dry Goods Emporium
and examine those wonderful bargains In
Black Alpaca at 80, 40 and &c., also Lu-
pins best double twilled French Merinos,
worth 81 25, for Too, in all shades. Nos.
2Ol9 and 9os1 Main q! street " Center Wheel
ing. John Roemef.
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Medical.
,,H.z-M Medical. :. ,a,.
; 8 i ~ Ayers Z.
Cherry il: ! ?: PectOral,i
7fDUT q ~ WYG .jSIT 4.
For DiSeases OF tho Throls and Lunes,
such a Coughs, Colds, Whoopine.
? . Couch, bronchitis, Asthma,
! and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries Of mod
Iern science, few arc
Of more real Value
to mankind than
this efeetual rem
|edy, for al diseases
Of the Throat aud
Lungs. A vast th-
al Of It's virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, haS
.Ln,,,s. Nhak n dnAa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

Doors AND sHoEs.-Go to Blends for
your Boots and Shoes, where will be seen
the best assortment and cheapest Boots
and Shoes ilthe city. L. v.Blond;S 11S5
Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

for Cleaning your House will save the labor @
one cleaner. Give 1t q trial.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range oil the temperature
as observed at silvey's Drug Store, cor
ner opposite the Post Office, yesterday:
sLA 1an. SEX. 7rrH.
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+ emass4ss8 Shippers q q dI9ss vsrie he
calf Alex: tie and cali iBoots, hand made,
superior in style and finish to any ever be-
fore offered at L. V. Blends, 1135 Main
street.
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g FOR THE WHISPERS.

55lFOR THEEWHIShEH5. =
As, our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care to restore gray or faded,
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation, which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. It is easily applied,
and produces o color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.
-. NASHUA, N. q. - .
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10000 Prizes . g ~, ~ 100000
The title 10 The aspre real estate is guaranteed

4V,uuu fIlLeb Ns--fas- 49,. ~ - gE1sVtVVV
The title to the above Iealeitatc is guaranteed
perfect. tig n ~
within the reach OF all the GREATS opportunity
ever Offered forthe poor man 70 rise oNealth.
~PRI0E or TICKETS. a,
, Single Tickets, LOO Rieyen Tleltets, $500;
FIT: iix Ticket. sl2s 100; Ono Hundred and
Fifteen Tickets, $50 90 :. &, Z Ss..,S-SsI
tGndenee d. q committee appointed by the high
cot officials In the State, duly sworn 70 the faith
frl pefformanco OF the duties assigned them.
The highest officials both Of City, County and
State have not only endorsed Mr.. Abeles, but
also bile scheme. IpEE1MV YL6EU4
The demand for tiokSts e unparalleled, and all
dbeifing 10 participate In the drawing eholld At
once form their clubs and send In their. orderB..
AGENTS WANTED In all StAtea, Cities and
ToWnsIn The o, y. and CanadAs. -s.,.I -,
/" Money should DO sent By Registered Let
ter 2. o. Order or Express, with the fnll address
Of tho purchaser In plain whiting mai 4. ? j
For further information and particulars send
for tIrcnlAFs 70 the Manager and Pfoprieiot, and
sss s!y3 l syss SIMON ABELEs, l so y
oeiaeod Toi'5G z5lELRkynNWoEfn, KANSAS.
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HAIy PACE tickets were issued by the
B.Innoge d Ohio Railroad Co. TO dele
SI;es 70 the Masonic Grand Lodge which
Ia Il lii city this week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

TIE rstinees 8. the Opera House and
Tsaaingtnu ball yesterday afternoon
u.ss unusually largely attended. This
daring . storm and panic ~ g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

ALTERNATE storms Of rain and snow
were the salient points o. yesterdays
weather.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

ALPACA, Alpaca, Alpaca, auction lot,
from 15c TO 400 per yard, and Heavy, Di.
sgonal 'serges for suits; from 100 toi85c.
Now Is the time TO supply yourselves. ].
W. Fcrrel, Centre Wheeling. -
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MlclIIlsrER ToaieHT.- Tho great
Pandora Mystery explained Admission
IS cents. Reserved seats so cents. Ilsost
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Mass was celebrated in St Joseph's Ca.
thsdr1l yesterday Tor the repose Of the
soul OF the late Dr.. Wiesel.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS at lower prices
than elsewhere, on Renting Plan or other
wise, st Sheitfs Musie Store, 18th street
above Marker A~ESV& ~
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LIZ Hin FAMILY George Francis, who
reaSd.. in Ess, Wheeling, was arrested
b. OGeG Tracy and taken TO the lookup
Et2 eTrning, for abusing his family. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

Az alarm Of fire was sounded from the
Seoood Ward shout hall past 0 o'clock
Ia. evening. No foundation.
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IL you want any Bleached and Unsl
bleached Muslin, cheaper than you have
bought them for the last five years, you
should 60 toHenry Roemer's. :,
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RECEIVED, another lot OF those fine
Black Alpaca Lustres, the best in the city,
Tor Soc. Call soon, Of Henry RoemeTa
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sTEREoscoP1o viewsoi all the interest
ing scenes in the old and new world, at
iRobinson's Gallery, III Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

The man without an overcoat yester-
day felt n independent IS man without
an umbrella.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

] LARGEST lot and greatest variety Of Pic
tute Frames in the city at Robinson's Gal.
lery, III Main street.
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4 The HIBERNIcoN. - MIR. MacEvoy
closed his" ireland in America " here last
evening to a good audience. Tho matinee
drew an immense crowd OF little folks as
we'll as children Of msturer years. "The
Hibernicon has given all who attended
it the most complete satislaction. q q
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MAcAII1sTER To N1eHr.-The great
Pandora Mystery explained. Admission
Is cents. Reserved seats 50 cents. :.
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SorErTHsrAsDIEG the stringency
Wheeling this week gives two places OF
,,nrssuen. N excellent support. 2 ric 2
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MAcAIIIsTsa To,MeHr.-The great
Pandora MysteFysexplain Admission
IS cents Reserved seats 20 cents, EIE
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THksKs-We are indebted to Capt.
Ed. Hornbrook for late Now Orleans pa.
pere.
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FoR the next 20 days,

For ,henext 20 days, OK ,e4,, ,Ior
Ladies' Last Con. ioxed CATERS only g.
Z" OIL Dress Balmorals. !. i. ~, SO
Mems Kip Boots, warranted q, .s... 90.
Boys -" - "a = ~ - Is.
9 YSHiG's %sSa7 "a cara aaa$ 1 90 90.
And all other goods in proportion q
above figures, as I wish TO reduce my
stock. Parties wishing to. secure bar.
gains, must call early 70 get first choice.
Jerry Clemmeng, corner Main and iii
streets. EST. 81 :. i.'G5 '.5..s s., =, j
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

1S,APO OF
for windows 10 better than whiting or Waite
No removing curtains and carpets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

ELECTION OF OFFioERs,The Waverly
Literary Society at its meeting last even
ing elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: LIB
President-J. o. Pcndleton.
Vice President-C F. Williams. ~ aslgy
Secretary-L N. Clsrkson.
3Teddlrer-E Il. Brady.
Ctaplaia-F T, Jspson. III { IGlIAl 81
4 Monitor-H. T. Black.
Marshal-A 7. Hupp.
Crihes-F Stanton and F P. Mcneil.
COMMITTEES on Ways and Aeans-C. w.
Frauzhelm and Fl. Mcclure.
Committte, on Finanee-G, Linch, !. 3.
Day and W. N. Ll9s6S IIID7 gfTIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

Two cases more Of those cheap wool
FL nnels IN. F sferT r.9o BrA
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"a BLRAoHED and Brown sheeting Mus
lin, % and s10.4, yoi che 1best quality at
very low price, Henry Roemer. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-11-13

THERE are less plain DRINKS before the
police court since the s,ringency.
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MAcAIL1srER To.NIeHT.-The great
Pandora Mystery explained Admission
20 cents Reserved seats 80 cents sac y
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Your attention Is called 10 he Iadver.
tisement oi+E. Emshimer IN another col.
umn.. o.
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AdIourisd. 100 0cIook thia morning,

h.. - - ~ ~ = - - I =
X POLICE CoURT.-Anoiher day Of disor'
derlies. "a -tt, -sl- 5rovw F..
loon on Tuesday afternoon, when George
Westwood, who was inside, resumed the
epgagementoi the day before by shieing
q spittoon al his head. VIM. knocked
George down. Result Harris, $40 and
costs; Westwood, SEQ and same. First
knock-down allowed Harris, i,a, y. IT,; =
q Elated with this victory, Henry, broth
er oil belliRerent Bill aforesaid, yentufed
to assert that William could whip any
man in West Virginia on q basis Of $500
and George Robinson particularly: The
brothers attempted to "clean out" MIR,
Robinson,s livery stable, but were driven
out by the proprietor, and paid $50 and
costs each Tor the tuno uaA HOY a
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HOME MADE, BlANxE1s Just received.
cheaper than ever, at Henry RoemefssaS
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DRuvEs OF tramps from other cities
find their way to the lookup these days.
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ENTIRE stock Of hats and Caps beiow
cost, OF Jerry Clemmen'si l,' 11T--O ,..iis
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LAD1Rs' Misses and Child's Shoes, Fall
styles, Of best Philadelphia and Eastern
manufacture at Il Y. Bonds, 11S5 Mai1E
street n M IElnI I m0 4 gSss
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Nor so.-Wel Clip the following from
the st. Louis Republican Of Sunday last !:
An actor appeared on the stage at
Wheeling the other night as Lord Roches;
ter in "Jane Eyre" and allowed The inoi
bility Of his cha acter by being drunk rs
q lord. His discharge from the company
was announced 10 the audience ,.l.
Considering the fact that "Jane Eyre"
has not been produced upon the stage in
this city within our recollection, and lin
justice TO the gentlemen members of MIR.
Fiz,immons company, We take pleasure
in pronouacing the above paragraph q
lalsehood without a shadow Of founda'
ton. .aGiFno
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! MO LnisFER no Se1g.-ThS great a
Pandofa NJ Sstety explained. Admission
i25cents. Reserved seats 90 cents
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kurely and elIectnally control them. Inc tes-
timony Of our best citizens, OF oil classes, es-
tabliSheS the fact that CHERRY PEcIohAL
will and does relieve and euro the aihieting
disordefSof tho Throat and Lungs beyond any
other medicine. Tho most dangerous ahec-
tjons Of, tho Pulmonary Organs yield 70 10
power:, and cases or Consinptioni cured
81 Nils preparation, arc publicly known, 80
rS,nnrkable as hardly 10 be believed, were
thev not proyen beyond disputef AS q rom
edy It is adequate, on which-tho public may
rciy for full protection By curing Coughs,
,thc forerunuers Of more serious disease, i
saycs rinnumbered lives, and IN amount Of
Niiferine not to be computed. It challenges
trialE and convinces the most scepticaL
Every family should keep It on hand as Q
protection against tho early and pnperceiyed
attacks OF Pulmonary Affections, which arc
easily met at first, but which become incura-
M: and TOO otfeti fatal, II neglected. Tender
lungs need this defence; md It 10 ,unwisc 10
bc Without IL. AS o safeguard to children,
amid tho distressing diseases which beset tho
Throat and Chest Of childhood, CHERIf
PICTORIAL is invaluable; for, by It's timely
use, multitudes arc rescued from premature
erayes, md saved 10 tho love and affection
Centred on them. Itacts speedily. and surely
sagainst ordinary colds, securing SOUND ana
health resloting Sleep No ono VIII satier
troublesome Influenza and painful Hron.
chitls, when they know how easily they 5 San
: Originally the product Of long, laboriou,,
and successful chemical Investigation, no coss
or toll Is spared In making every bottle In INC
utmost possible perfection. Il may, DO conf
IDENTIFY relied upon rs possessing oil the w:
tues It has ever exhibited; and capable o.
producing cures as memorable as mo gseases"'
1t NY eNe E e w ." .G ~ rt.t!ails 20 =
81 .g PREPARED ny q g; So
DR.. ]. c.. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
soLp ny AL pnueoIsrs .EvEaYwHERy.-
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FoRTY:E1dHT paird Of Home Made AL
Wool Blankets Just received by ]. W.
Ferrel.
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CIRCUIT CouRr.-In this court yester-
day business was disposed oil az follows;
In case Of Hibberd es Nolan, an action
for damage done by defendant II, digging
coal bank near the property of he plain;
til, q verdict OF g. and costs was given.
It was ordered by the Court thatithe
Sheriff summon thirty.six additional quail.
flied jurors TO serve Tor one week, begin.
ming on Monday, the 18th inst
In case Of Dennlston % DennIston, 90
action for debt, judgment was given for
$35 by consent. s.g.7i {,
In case Of Sheets "a. Hamilton & Co.,
action for debt, the jury found Tor defend
ants A motion was made tor q new trial
In case oil Webb vS City OF Wheeling,
rule was issued against absent witnesses
and the cause continued 10 the 18Th inst,
This Is an action for damages, the plaintiff
having fell through an open cellar way
and broke a leg, -------s.--------
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0ne1mtelliQetre3r
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THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1879.

New Advertisements.
Grand Royal Arch Chapter.
Closing Out Sale. rs
Wheeling Female College.
Hamilton's Opera House. l. B., ,
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Druggists.

CToP THAT CoUeHIN9-UsE
y Dr.. ChsVnHn's HOlfhi una RaI,,.
Il does not debilltate or conAtpIte; il piSsS.s:
70 take, and relieves, Cough, aoaiteness. A.
promptly. ~
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NEW SUPPLY hEIlS Wool Soassimeres
for Soc, worth 81 90. Action lot. j. W.
!Ferrel. q 90, 81
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Druggists and Pharmacsurists,
Corner Main and Third Streets,
CENTER WHEELING.

We beg leave to call the attention Of phys.
clans and families TO our increased iAellitietfot
supplying the latest and most reliable NedI.
cines and Pharmaceutical Preparations.
None but strictly pure Drugs dispensed
All Unpopular GERMAN REMkDlRS always
on hand. - ,
Rngliah and German Prescriptions carefully
compounded Of all hours Of the day or night
Pure and delicious Ice Cold Soda Water, tAs
best in the city. .--. Jyis
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Consisting OF the superb tpalatisl residence Of
Simon sAbeles, Req unsurpassed as q private
dwelling In the United States, being only few
magnificent grounds. orchards, gardens and
yineyarte Thebpilding has bean only recently
completed with allnodef nimproVemens. y
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-05-31
Ser 2nbe,t ais marft fiji
be,, @eifen.

Tim baS f9 INNER bepenfli9er &C.
italtente uebel Der Incorporation res
@streioes i'm @efen ;u linpern unb ~
beieitisen, 1aet Der 6erolb, III ntdt aur
cine sr5sere Mannisfaltisfett in rer
proputtion, fonberr aud cine 8eru,eb,
runs Der Nblabmdrfte unb Nbiabwsss
nStbis. Cine iol@e 8ermebruns BET
NblaBwsse 1T ;uelei1 Elm 6auptuittel,
I'm, bas jeBise Gi1enbubnmunoppl su
breden uno feline unSerlddmten Gradt<
prei1s berunter;uidrauten.
Son @ertb fit pieie 9~ebensfrase hes
Weitens 1T Elm fueben pom 0puserneur
con Georgia, BERN Smith ran rte
Bauern oe5 8efens uno Nprbwsfens"
aeri9tetes Sdreiben. DaGelte rpetlt
parauf bin pae in ben pier Slofaaz
ten SIosGarulina> Georgia, Glprica
unb alabama ausenblidli9 f1on so
Miuipnen Buibel @etreibe &peniser erz
3eust als eebrau@t perben, unb bteier 70
betrddtltde @usfau nod srIBer gu
rerten trobe> in Gulse Ter Ibnabme
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ees Mderhaues uno Der rcibenpen 3u<
nabme Der nigt probusirenben 9eS5lfe>
rune. Ct bilt IS aud nt9t fir pun<
iaensuertb, taB Der Siioen |einen e.
senen Beoarf an @etretpe erseugs "a
na4 ieiner Re@nune ii@ aui rerlslben
@runcFade, wel9e fit tie prcouttlon
BON 50 Miuionen 8u1bel 0etreire n5e
tbts it, 100000 8allen gaumwpue
er3euet meroen fSnnten, 70 tab Der Gil
ben idbrltd so MtQtenen Dollars eins
buBen rpirre, wenn er leinen 8ebarf an
0etuire leltit 0tatt Ter 8aumwpQe)
sDse.
Ser Gmitb piinl1t taB Der Denen
unp Nortpetsn Ten SIeen nit 8rpns
fpTen psriprse. Dasu isisn absr Bill
liaere 0erbinpunsen 3pildsn ben teiOen
eanoestbeilen n5tbis, ais Die Giienbabz
men; benin bel rer jebisen bobsn Gra6t
@et Der Siieen 9esrpun9en, 0etrs'ee
lelb1t su bausn.
Gpuperneur Smitb Seripribt sab
cer @nben jsee praftilde Mabresel be-
reitmiutet unteritlben tperoe, pel6e Ell
ne iclhe Gerbinruns nebt ntecrlsen
Gra6tidben berbeifibrt. Gr beIeudte!
BE Musfubrbarfeit bon &andlen, pelGe
bic @eett NIT cen, Sbiu, ben Sbio nit
Fem Sames uno BEN Genne1ee NIT benz
Dcmulsee perbincen, uno caour9 sts
nen @a6erwes 3wiiden BEN Norowe>
fen une bem Miliifppitbal uno Der
atlantiiben 8Iae BET Nprfclf ut,o Saz
pannab beriteuen wurcen.
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&atbpliiebe Miiffpuen
in 1922 unb 1872.
(S9lu6.)

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rauf 3u >perfen, I'M, ;u bemerfen, pie
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ritorien Der GortIdritt ees Goanseliums
be{dleuniat ,puree. Nus ben alien
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riate, beraedeut, tab anffatt Der flint
gicariate im..Sabre 1922 sur6 Nb>
trennuns reren is jeBt 1don sebileet
fnb, bentr iid nod a@t neue Mtilo'
men anreiben> wel9e uns i'm pariier
Seminar Der apololiiae Stubl amer
traut bat 70 taB f9 ibre @elammt3abl
I'm aus.nbIide auf "a belduft. 9n
alien musten Ginridtunsen, Berte al
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unb unabbdneiees 8eif.ben ausserdfet
.pert.n. Dies 1T burd bic unterfls
buno bes W.rfeS Der @laubensDsr6rsiz
tuna m6sIi9 seporoen> wel@es. rerars
mutb cer Mif1unen gu 5d!fs cileno. tic
In Stanp Delebt bat einen reseludeieen
Dienlt in ouen eiefen Milftpnen ein;us
rttten. -
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purd ben ausemeinsn 8eridt bi''ldnss
lid betannt. Sir ben Raum Der seeen>
udrtioen fursen ueberit@t mag bic PIN
peiluna aenissn, rab, tuenn eini9eylil>
fonsn s~eseamdrtis nod feline aroben
Nelultate auf3umeiien babsn, Der grune
in ben pie!en ebwieristeiten 81 luden
1T, nit pel9en erft entfebenre Miiiio>
men ~ fdmpftn baben. Sn sfsle,1
terlelben tuar aues nel su i9ahe1t ur1b
Der fleine 8reis BON @ldubtsen erfpr'
rert, uu, ;u rpadien, bic @rbsit, ben
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Biitpf ron 9iIoesbsim.
Cir b en- &iitpf BON Gu!m, 4lingen.
berg G'ereral-Gicar uao Ipmeapi'
tular.
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Der ,,gaanesrsr" feline SfFce unp Druz
trre; il eas 0etIuee Sc. 1925 Drittt
Strafr, {brds sessniiter her Grfeu
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Da5 uWussn" brinat inpeb feint
,lntsrtreduns in uniere @eldafte unit
Drudaybeiten jerer Nrt, he pnrers aud
@ersias~ Gouliitutfonen H., wercsn ifets
prrmpt uni biuis au5sefatrt.
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