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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

THr Chicago Tribune says that what
ever sins the great Beecher Triton
scandal may disclose, It will probably
have one good effect. It will check
the great intimacy that now prevails
~ rule, between popular preacher
aud HE feminine psrishioners." II ii
does have this effect It win do good,
much good. There can be no ques-
ton but that there 10 and has been
throughout the whole country, far too
much blind faith had In, what may be
termed the impossible sinless chsractet
Of great pulpit orators. What Is true
too Of the ministerial profession is
equally true Of al Others. The good
of society demands reform even in the
manner Oh PASTORAL visits, for the
good both Ut tho visitor and the visited.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

A2OSocr Wfo0t Vu13Mttys
On Saturday night . terrific storm,
. kind of water spout poured down
Its food in Plttsburg and Allegheny
cities and vicinity. Whole blocks of
buildings were carried away, and peo-
PIE were overtaken and drowned be-
fore they could escape. The loss Of
property cannot be yet estimated. The
loss Of life is in the neighhorhood of
one hundred and fifty.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30
Republican Platform.

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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

The boy Ross stolen from his parents
10 yet unbound, and his taking Cd
wrapt in mystery. His csptors offer
10 return him for $4,000, is duplicated
by the Mayor of Philadelphia Offering
$4,000 for the arrest Of the csptors.-
The snormity of such way of raising
the wind justifies the most summary
proceeding with the wretches IL
caught.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

THERE is too many republican news
papers in st. Louis unless they could
agree better. Ever aimee the sale Of
the Dsmocvat and the founding Of the
Globe these two papers have bean In
one continual broil. They win never
guide the republican ship in Missouri
into safe harber. They arc - now
constituted and run more Or > dstri-
ment to republication in that State
than the remnants OF old Prices army.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

The following are some Of tho pet
names the State Rsg;sssr applies to
Representative Kasson Of its district !:
"John Arnold Kasson, |" s'The political
Tichborne," aud some his support
era, i. styles them, His Destroying
Angels" ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30
znOKEN oUr AFnrEH.

RksOAEN OOZ AkWE9Hs
The quarrel In the Republican ranks
of Polk county has broken out sfresh.
The battle RACES fearfully. Last Sat-
urdAy, the 18th Inst, the County Con-
vention Va held and delegates appoin-.
ted to the Congressional Convention.
We arc, 20 tell the truth, heartily sick
and tired Of the fight. We do wish
reason would prevail and put stop to
this bitter, personal contest, over men.
We must say that when Kasson de-
clined unreservedly, 1t was not fair nor
was 1t kind to proceed at once to de-
duce from his letter of declination that
he was going to the Anti-Monops. It
seems to us that If his letter Of decli-
nation had been treated as such, and
no war been made upon him, he would
not now be before the people. The
County Convention declined to pass a
resolution to appoint q committee OF
i've on harmony to see If some COM
promise could not be effected. Reso-
buttons were passed endorsing the
Hon. John A. Kssson, and instructing
tho delegation to use al honorable
means for his nomination. Mr.. Lough-
ran introduced string of resolutions
which were terribly severe on Clark
son, Of the Register, and appointed .
committee to see Senator Wright to
the end that Mr.. Clarkson might be
deposed from the Office of postmaster.
The resolutions also charge upon
Clarkson the boiling of regular Repub-
lican nominations of good and true
men, and also persistent publication
or falschoods through the colnmns Of
the Regsster. The, closins resolve
stigmatizes tho Rsgsssev under its pres
eut management DC a shame upon hon
est journalism. The delegates were
nearly all Kasson9 men, aud they had
| it entirely their own way. This may
be properly accounted the worst local
schism IN the Republican party that
eyer occurred In the State, snd We
know of no way to stop its virulence.
The Register comes back upon the
Convention in its Issue OF Sunday
morning with over two columns and
thunders defiance at It's opponents.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

NEW YcEx. July -.

NEW Yoaxs July -.
BY Telegraph .agl IA ed
Tlour-Unchanged. as4as
Whsat-Dull and heavy with No. 2
Chicago quoted It 81 2901 -; No. 8
Miiwaukse II ss01 -; No. I 6pfing
81 870l 50. e1s saN&tSI 90
Corn--Quist with wsstsrnnixsd q
78070c per bushel. s ~. sss
Barlsy-Nomiual.
Oats-Ffrmer western MIXED cell.
Ing st 7207A; white qaotea sc 760
ice. ss2a 0 bass s's
Pork-Qniet at ~ o.. sp
Lard-Q Quiet q 13kc per =.
Whisky-$l % per gal.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

CazoAso. July -

(By telegraph IA $50 st,.t
Flour Quiet and unchg'd.
Wheat Steady and : sh6de easl9r
ct q % for cash I o. " for August.
Cofn--Active and excited higher
sales e 80; closed q 72U733f for
cash /; 621 for Augnsk NM, .a-...,y
Oate-ffrm and higher At 66c Tor
cash; 06H for August. ''+s s''at R
Rye-6esree and arm at csc eash.
Barley--6eArco and hrm At1 o.. s 1T
Porl-E4sier ct SO 90. i, III. 80,
Lard-Firm and strong at III 260
1$S7N per cwt.
Whiskey-Tirm ct SIC. s.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

The ID and 7th Congressional Dis
tricts, - matters now stand, may be
considered as doubtful in results
The reason is and will be, II the Op.
position succeed, that the Republicans
are divided by schisms. y
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

BY the press ofstbe country il those
fast times. to jadgeth great scandsl
in advance Of . hearing. This bcgets
alss like action on the part Of the
people. The appetite Of the American
people, their most tocthsome tooth, Il
apparent since, to read, to learn, what
this one, Or that one, says upon the
subject. Is the all-sbsorbing desire. IT
is % It wese making agossipy scandal
ising heig nborhood Of the whole coun-
try. Everybody kaows how some
scandal in little village will run like
wild fire. ! The bread will be half ba-
ked, the dishes half washed, and the
corners fun OF losfers, everybody busy
listening or narrating the story of re-
ported shame. Tho whole country hos
resolved itself into this sort OF scan.
dal-loving condition. The people are
not Satisfied either, unless each days'
news brings fresh scandal from des-
olated home and . pulpit orator ar
raigned for dissertation. 1t ls de-
plorable truth that the most successful
journal to day, is the one which comes
steaming hot and overlooking with
either true or imaginary scandal,
sought for and obtained throughout
the world. A aeprayed appetite de-
mands such food, until It becomes 90
widespread that we are fast acquiring
the merited reputation Of nation OF
sensation alists. The more this taste e
2ratified. the stronger it's desires, until
it jumps at the conclusion of wrong
doing on the part Of any man, high or
low, though the charge comes from
those sunk in the depths of infamy.--
Unsuitable in its cravings, this greedy
love for scandal, gloats over the fall of
Q person who has stood before the
world a. teacher of good morals and
an acknow ledged benefactor, and will
mot await the careful, candid investi-
cation, but 1t must come with light
ming speed and appear in each morn.
ing or evening issue of the daily pa
pers. In fine trial before the Ameri-
can people is demanded, by telegraph,
and If not acceded to, by the parties,
the one failing is declared guilty, with
. knowing shake of the head or sim
lister leer--when the fact is such
course reflects more of the heart of the
party so easily convinced, than it does
anything else. Its amazing how the
thoughts and real sentiments Of men
arc to be accurately read and under
stood, when amid the telegraphic re-
ports Of anything startling they inyol-
untary give expression to their opin.
ions, which are more the result of the
promptings to wrong, or otherwise,
within their own breasts than any
knowledge ofthc facts. Still the .news-
paper readers demand that the cutters
shali be dragged to give to the breeze
their most odorous smells, and IL per-
chance their 10 found one emauating
from source that has boen fountain
of great good, Saian,s imps in their
glee fatten . plump inch on the ribs. /,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30
Republican Nominations.

STATE TsCKET.
For secretary Of State,
JOSIAH T. YOUNG,
OF Monroe County.
For Audito, Of State, ef5.
buren, r. SHERMAN,
of Benton County.
For Treasurer Of state,
WILLIAM CHRISTY.
of Clark County
Fe, Register of state Land once.
DAVID SECOR,
.ea. Of winnebago County.
For Attorney General,
M. E. CUTS,
OF Mahaska County.
FOR Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
EDWARD j. HOLMES.
of jackson County. "a
For Reporter Of Supreme Court,
w JOHN T. RUNNELLS,
Of Polk County.
CONVERSATIONAL TICKET.
For Congressman 9th District.
E s. SAMPSON.
JUDlCIAl. DIsrRlCT TICKET.
For Judge and JUDICIAL District,
HON. MORRIS j. WILLIAMS,
Of wapeilo County. "a
For Distrist Attofasy,
"a nm m ~ nrsr, ,.sftF.a go
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

Senators Thurman, Logan and Sher-
man and General Morgan are announ.
ced as among the speakers At national
soldiers' reunion to be held in q forest
camp near Caldwell, O., on September
Is. &
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

A marble statue Of the msrtyred
President, Abraham Lincoln, has been
for long time in course Of construc-
ton. It isnow reported that it is COM
pleted. It 10 to be placed upon the
monument TO his memory in Oak
Ridge cemetery, at Springfield, ILL.,
The Monument Association have de-
termined upon formally dedicating the
monument upon the 18th Of next Oc-
tober. The President will be invited,
and will doubtless attend If circum.
stances will permit. Atfhe same time
the Army Of the Tennessee will hold
ct Springfield, its annual reunion. and
to which the armies of the Potomac
and Cumberland will be invited. This
will be q grand gathering, and thou
sands OF those who hold most dear
the memory of the great and good
-.
'lo1 -s1 ,'5sl' ~ @
England 10 about to erect to this
world-renowned statesmap q memo-
-.
r'ai to"er' IL 10 our oeiief that in the
future the whole civilized world of en-.
,;pht.rad f,.em.r r,,,, r...-a a.
s'I van .seu 'no
name Of NO other man with more rev.
GRANGE than that OF Abraham Lincoln.
ne al. ,-,,,,...a 81.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

dated Sunday. June 1st 1873.
Great significance is attached to CArpsn.
ters statement from the fact that BeecherSs
card exonerating Ti.ton from being his
slAndersr and dsfan1er was published next
day June "a, 1878. Carpenter says that
'rilton has no vindictive feeling agains,
Beecher and tried hard before publishing
the letter to Dr.. Bacon, to find means BY
which Beecher should free him from the
imputations cast upon HIM BY Dr.. Bacon
before hs had decided to publish the letter.
Dr.. Bacon said TO his friend Carpenter, "lf
Tilton publishes shat letter and Plymouth
Church does NOT reply toit within "a hours
by suit at law, against Mr.. Tllton, they
will have no oass before the Christian pub
lie" a. n
tomorrow.
The Brooklyn Union says that not half
Of the evidence has yet been received b. the
Beecher investigating COMMITTEES. Aoul-
ton will BE- invited 70 testify. Mrs.. Tilton
and possibly Mi. Tilton Will be called. NJ.
Bsscher will come 70 trial q the last mo-
ment. Mn. Tilton pronounces the inter-
view with N1. Stanton false, but will make
no written denial Of such statements. Her
children ~ a NJ OIear. vith ffiends. III
Beecher Win nnt apnear 10 nisht or To-
morrow nisht. He must 6rst - IA orisi.
nal letter. al which ia m no copiee.
M. Haee TO-DAY aid % the be,t Of hts
krowjeare nothing Wa omitted rom the
published account az Tiltonss testimouy.
and h didn't Near him sestifv n neeohers
and ~. Tilton's oonleseion Of criminality.
NJ. Cla6iu uuderstood that theee STATE.
nsmts Of Tilton's were made ia informal
conversation, not in The tsssimony.
Another member says Tlton said one
aftsfuoon hs was not we'll enough 70 tssti.
II, and ! desultory conversation ensued In
which he made 1 ststsmsnt abont the con.
fassion IT cdmiuslity. SIS Z
A committeeman aid Beecher's examins.
ton would Be most risid. Z.
The Graphic has intervisd several MON
bsrs Of che tcoumitsss who ny Bsscher has
no intention Of reJieniug. sg4@
Tilton refuses TO ~ anything further
and declines 10 be interviewed, ss
This >. m. Tilnn was arrested on civil
suit for libel. 1t the suit Of one Qaynor.
taken tefors Judge Walsh and released On
his own rscognissnos 70 sppsar to morrow
to answer. 0aynor claims bsing IN ipter-
sstsd party, and brought suit TO compel the
production 81 the facts. His action n re-
eardsd - 3 movsmsnt 70 compel The bring
ing Of tho casa into court. y. n VI
Tilton vss arrsstsd on two charges Of IL
boiling 81. w. Bsechsr, and brought before
Justice Reilly, Of brooklyn, Ct 8 3. %. he
waa se8tod II hie parlue Wheu asroeoed. and
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

Hon. Geo. W. McCrary will deliver
the address TO the colored people Of
Keokuk on the Let of August, the oc.
casion Of their celebration of the West
India emsucipation. al ~
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

The Mount Pleasant Women's Tom.
peraace Association has determined
to canyass Henry county in the inter-
est of temperance. 49,. ,.s
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

WAsHlNGToN, July 27.-The nego-
tiations for the new Eve per cent. loan
will probably be concluded very soon.
and the Secretary of the Treasury IL
quite confident It will result In dispos-
Ing Of the entire balance s per cent.
bonds. sates.i s {9e sT1
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

PHILADELPHIA, July 27.-The police
have arrested two men and two
women, alleged English criminals,
through whom it is believed clue
can be obtained relative to the alb
duction Of Charles Ross.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The Presi-
dent has issued his proclamation rati-
flying the extradition treaty with Peru /;
also . treaty of friendship, commerce
and navigation with tho same govern.
ment.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

80 Dies MONIES, July 25-The Polk
county Republican convention to-day
voted dOwn the resolution to appoint q
COMMITTEES, of harmony to effect a COM
promise between the two factions of
the dominant party and refusing to
sccept shy Thing but the nomination
OF Kasson, aud the delegates were In
structed for Him. CAB az t,a@si 'fsEi -
4. Rcsolutipns were adopted ruling out
The State Register becalse OF its oppo.
elton to Kassop, and committee was
appointed to demand Of Senator
Wright his removal from tho postsmas-
terShfp. These resolutions are attrii
buted TO Kassoii himself. y yHAi-iss
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

NEW YORK; July W.-Tne Brook
tyn Afgxs to-asy Prants part OF % IN
tefvlew wisn Iran1 p. Carpenter. on
tne suplect y INC neecner scendal'-
Carpcnter saio no ~ nras 1roogns
Ans0 sno css0 ~ Deecner. ne en-
.0r CsrPenter, wa1n.ns nlm 70 c0ms
smmediase!y 70 5rooklyn beeoner
nso lersnea .nss DoMsa 80 Ie.sse,.-
ec g Carpentcr tne cnec&es when ne
nsu isormetiy m: :os y q ailt On aaln..
~ IA "a !. IN nrss.rs ~. ~ n ~
Uoi.cr "a Tii-srs.. IA Csr,.rts.
thst Is S;a not -ish ,hsm = rnIsr' '
s ss ~ ~. ~. =. ~ 80 ,r.SHS. .st.s.ts~.
sssnS sn.. i ns az ms1s :
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-02


Iit Der itt,t Dor uns Iieaenbsn
,w6iftsn 9isftruns bes ribmltd bsfauus
ten SamiIisnbu6s ,,esr Qrlt ais 5aues
frsunb", (bst s5rbr. @trbatb Yult Dor
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laee nun ecmplet erf6ttntu. gintr
gmpfsbluns btbarf btsIss Bud Eaum
mstr, ba lttUn Der llmaanb, bae btretts
ft6s @ufla9en bapcn ptrbrtitst lfnb,
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IN nur, bab bisis Quflaes bic Rtespts
ntGt Bios In bsutitsr lunpsrn au& In
snsliI6sr Spruds sntbdlt, 70 bae aud
amsrifanifds lpCtbttsn, In btntn nidbt
bsutfh ssiprodtn iptrO, nod eieIsm
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20 btfbsn, 70 mauhsn Dollar fir dr,t,
lihe 5iilfs tripart; unb esuts In alien
Stdatsn, ptlnt aIlsin fir bielss BUD
rsifsn mSGtsn, pfirben fIner Elm gutss
@tfhdft ma6rn. grif tirsIi& psrtaufte
baron elm 8silsnbtr In sinem Mittslort
btnnsn WUnatsfrilf ssssn jwsibunptrt
grtmplare.
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fen unb intsrsGantslisn @rtminalgt.
fb:&lsn alltr 2dnbsr unb 3sit,n liesrn
isbt bic etsfsrunssn Z, 8, uno 0 nuf un.
ltrtm Siltte. Dieislttn entbaItsn ben
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bann bic @ti6 hts BON bem btgrnbtnen
pldttbrstt, stnsm dbnli6sn Shpinotl
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gorf, Der 3issslfsius fatt elmer 9sids
bterabrn lief, Der S6iissnf5nig. 8aus
bons SrOttnnus, Der prop6 esutbpIo,
unb bic 9rdftn @6rltb, idmmtli6 Sale,
BON Osnsn isptr sinSslus irbr tntertiTant
IN; btsls 9riminaIssifittttn Ioute aud
.5totr leltn, ter te tn ben 5aQ tcmmen
mag ttnmaI als Surpmann su bienen;
bdtttn aus Wiitslttbsr tinsr Surp immsr
stn rttttsss gsrifdnbniB BON CRIMINAL
fallen, ptt man fs aus fplhsn S6llbs
trunasn sswinntu lam, 70 pirptn bic
Surtss wsntssr Wtbsrtfs MAIDEN. Dos
Criminal Masditn III but6 oat 8iidsr
uup 3ettunss Qetnttn 0 1S St pr.
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6rtsb. 9trbaro, YOH Dor 4O01 In Nsw
gcrt, gum grrtis pUn s1;S Ste. sr,
Quartal ID bsSIsbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-07-02
Stt tDerf0ufct:

3ptt Wpbnbdulsr unb Cots, esIsasn in
SIatsly Gcpnlbip, unb bfibe Serlrttn nit allen
gsrbfiifrunsen, ipie Safcfen, Yrlnnrn, Stal.
lung u. I. 10. 3abIunsstrrmin IeiGt. R6berr
lustunft in eieitr Sfffrf, Otfr BEL guauIf
S@mttt In 9riespils, nabs ELEPHANT.
2fmf6m
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6. .. SarrnGn, ssnSl,r In
Ytne SrOof &Oblell.
Office I'M saO. FOG ptnn sIsrans, 4
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Wtlfesbarre Seri6te.

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tpsfSsrte ii& am @rntas atenb, bat
prOtOtOa Der pUristu Sibuns an,unsb.
men, tn tpslGsm Der btrii&tiets eanban.
tauf fir stns S&uIs farbissr &inb:l
iuntttuntrt mar. @u6 bsi bsm Qaentsu
If bic Sa&s riidsdnsis sema&t pprben.
- Die StsusruuFas. fur S&uI.
3psdt fur 1874 III Is Rtus.
- Gin farftr Sturm fubte am Wlun.
tag Na&mtttas unfsrs Stabt teim unb
rt6tsts srObs 3srRGruns an Gtsenttum
psrIHisetntr art an.
BilItam Sbants BON as6l.y, Scn
Der 5irma Barnsr II. SbantS, bsi&pin
SsIts pOriss BO&s stns ansabl Srsunrr
um stwa $1,000. cine sOIbsns u6r unb
stntn nsusn Gn,us. Or teflsibste sin
Gmt In elmer eUss bts Srbens btr u.
u. M. unb untsr btm 8orseben, elm
@on3srt 3um Stiisn bsrfslbsn psranItals
ten 3u ppltn, rrbislt sr bon psrfGie-
osntn Ssiten @rsbit unb @elb, 70 BON
istnsm @sf&dftspnrtntr S400 unb BON
Inesrn tItinsrs Summsn. gm absnb
Der SorRsIluns fitrts Sbnnfs bic 8aifs,
mar absr pI6bIi6 ptri6punbsn, nit ibm
bic ssiammtt Ginnabme. gr I&sint
bann feline 8lu&t per 6. u. Susq. 8abn
tswsrffsIiSt 3u bnbtn.
- Die Steusrumlass fir unfsre @tip
fir 1874 bstrdst s3,357, ,23s, Ober
S135, 1926 mtbr aIs bic pom purtaen
Sabre. Die Z. 0arb iff bic b56a.
btfsusrtt, nsmIi& NIT s529,089, bic
9. Barb bic nttbrisfs nit $40, ,160.
- 60 ltsst siu Grsisnib tn Der 9uft,
Oas stnsn tctalsn umf6wuns In 9u,srns
Gountp btrpCrruftn unb unIsre Slabt
in BtrtItttsit aur RstrUpuls bsRsItsn
maGsn phrbe. 5tulsu unb 3dbnstIap.
perm tsrrftt Bel gtntssn, Subtl unO
S&aetnfrsube BET @nbsrn. gDrnn Der
plan Der gsrpirtIt6uns na6s ssridt
IT. Iafs Id bic Sass aus BEN Cad
iprinssn.
- Der alts @trmanIa Sotlsnbrs6tr
nabs BEL Niblsp brannts In Der Naht pOu
Dienfas auf WlttttpCG as uub nur NIT
GROCER Nibs pslans ts, mebrsrt uatsft'
bsnbs @tbdupt Dor stnsm sItiGen S6td'
faI 81 tswabrsu. Der 8srluf mag f&
auf $4,000 btlaufsn.
- Rtlttsbarrs Bat In benz nit benz
l. GprtI bssnbtstsn Sabre s1O,6O5.6O
fir feline pUIisst bt3abIt.
- Gin auf Srtpsrp 5iI wObnsnbtr
Barber p,rfu6tt ia am 5rtttds bur6
cine Doiis gaubanum ius Senlsits 80
fpsOirsn. gsrstIi4s 5iIfs psrsttsIts feline
NbF&t.
-RsS. 5snrY GribFmmpas, frdbsr
prsStssr an Der ct. @ury @.msinbs,
Rarb am Samfus In Utter ron stwa go
Subrtn.
- Die tntsnFps 5ibs bsr Spristn
ggcGs tpurbt am Srstias NahmIttas
0ur& stnsn b5&f nUtbwsnbissn Rtssn
unitrbrU&tn.