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Crop Prospects.

The crop prospects in, the Middle
States-west to include ohio-are good
for wheat, with local exceptions. Spring
grain Of oil kinds looks well on the
ground. Complaining is pretty near
IL or quite completed, and but little re-
planting has been done, the early
planted coming up and standing we'll.
Grass ns arule is reported exceptionally
good as compared with the promise at
the same date the past two seasons.
Potatoes arc receiving the attention Of
tho Colorado potato beetle ID Ohio,
Western Pennsylvania, New York, and
its appearance as far cast as New jersey
and Massachusetts has been noted, To
what extent 1t will Affect the crop II is
impossible, to predict, but inexperience
in the modes Of destruction which have
been applied successfully in the West
and the neglect Of manipulating, by
which means il las been successfully
fought on some farms, may well cause
apprehension for the safety Of the crop.
In New England IL is too soonlto de,
termine what the small grain crop Twill
be, and 1t is not OF much Importance in
the general economy, for the percent.
age OF this class OF products grown there
is small. II Is gratifying to7hote1 how
ever. how uniformly favorable are the
reports o concerning the grass crop.
Fruit also, as in tho Middle States,
promises to DO abundant. The more
northern Of the Southern States give IFS
good reports OF the wheat crop, which
will soon be ready for. the harvest. The
recent frosts injured the early sown
somewhat but theIla sown Is unin,
iured. Fruit Is abundant; corn ptomis.
ing, and the area planted in the South
ern States in the aggregate is, much
greater than for many years. Concern.
ing cotton little complaint is heard, with
local exceptions here and there There
Is no general apprehension expressed
TINT the crops OF the South OF all kinds,
unless 1t be in the flooded districts, will
in any sense be q failure or that there
will be any marked depreciation ol
quantity or quality. OF course ii Is toe
soon to assert that no disaster can como
to them, but the general tone Of farmers
and farm reports concerning crops
throughout the country hopeful, quit.
as much so rs any year the past decade
Although the season was backward
when 1t did open the ground was in ex
cellent condition for q seed, bed. Crops
were put. in while the soil was in thi!
condition, which is considered by goot
farmers "half the battle"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29
Telling the News.

Tho following illustration Of the
power possessed by insects to COM
mupicate their experiences TO ono an.
other is given by o lady correspondent
OF the London Spectator: /" was stay
ing in the house Of o gentleman who
was fond Of trying experiments, and
who was q bee keeper. Having read in
some book on bees that the best and
most humane way Of taking the, honey
without destroying the bees was TO i'm.
merset the hive fora few minutes in q
tub OF cold water, when the bees, be-
ing half drowned, could not sting,
while tic honey was uninjured, since
the water could not penetrate the
closely waxed cells, he resolved on try.
ing the plan. I saw the experiment
tried, the bees, according to the recipe,
were fshed ont Of thewater after the
1.-Two had been immersed o iew, minutes,
and with those remaining in the hive
laid on sieve in the sun to dry. But
rs by bad management the experiment
had been tried too late in the day, as
tho sun was going down, they were re!
moved into The kitchen, to.the great
Indignation Of tho cook, on whom they
reyenged their sufTerings as soon as
tho warm rays OF the fire, before which
they were placed. revived them. AS
she insisted on their being taken away,
they were put back into their old hive,
which had been dried, together with q
portion Of their honey, nd,plaeed on
one Of the shelyes.o 81 tile apiary, in
which were five or six other strong
hives full Of bees, and left for the
night. Early next morning my friend
went to look at the hive on which he
experimental the night before, but, to
his amazment, not only the bees from
that hive were gone, but the other
hives were also deserted mot bee re-
mained in any OF them. The,half
drowned bees must, therefore, in some
way or other, have made the other bees
understand the fate which awaited
bngUA e.. .t.. ID, .. f...H ..a .
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Itenls Of Iaterest.

/. Wsir,t you linYe broken your promise,"s,
"oh, never mind, can make another
Just as gaod.% .N .asa.,llss. .sit,
The brewers tell US that tho produr-,
tion Of beer in the United States is
equivalent TO three glasses; day lot
each male adult. Z,
!. a correspondent wants 70 know our
opinion concerning the dtsposinon o,i
tile dead. As far as we are acquainted
with them, the dead appear to be ot 10
quiet disposition. 70 o!dp4 ll1!aSl
The Saturday Reofc,D yearns fora,
novel the hero Of which will beileft in
The sequel to make his living by his
wits or his muscles, instead Of being
inevitably well set up in the erreseif reaeli estate sf.
Anew Orleans ,p boy, iell from 4 roof
and was picked up dead. "A physiciani
connected strong battery with the
body lust above the ribs, air was forced
down the mouth, with apair OF bellows,
and the boy isiat present acting laal
clerk in Q, a,grocery store. 5ae qi.st li,n3
The New Orleans Picaytme thus
wonders iWhyris IL TINT the young
man about. town always. considers 1t
necessary. to grin. when he, talks, to the,
other sex? Why can't ke observe that
It's q lovely night, OF ask for Q elass OF
water without giggling like an idiot'e'a
Rabbits have become so pscarce in
| Denmark that an agent OF the Govern
'ment ot that country is now in FRANCS
on d mission to purchRSe 80, 600 ltoi fe-i
populate the Danish isles with these,
hnimals, One dealer in, Paris has Al,
ready sold 6,00Q. v1i .jj lg ,ys m
In the earlyb days Of Baltimore II ,is
recorded that when, o ball was given, "
was customary for gentlemen to call
round and take tea with the parents ,ot'
their partners. Think what q success
sion Of tea fights would follow season
when the German was liyely.sT s.il1Th
The American lady TO awhom,tthoi
\ young Duke Nicholas OF Russia gayei
his mothers stolen diamonds is now In
Paris, with the jewels, worth 6QO, 600
francs, in her possession. She Is de-
scribed as intelligent and beautiful.
The duke Is said to DO madly in love
with her, and wishes to marry her. 7a
The will OF tho late General Dyer is
q model for breylty and clearness. 1t
is as follows ~, Alexander d. Dyer,
Chief OF Ordinance, United States Army,
reposing the utmost confidence in my 4,
beloved wife, Eliza u. Dyer, beqneath
all my property, real and personal, to !
her, and constitute her sole execptrix."
| a Iiterdl.mihded youngster was pick! ,
! ed up, BY q visitor Of 'tli6 family, who,
dandling him on his knee, said % /" Il
wish 4 chad tlisalittle boy; Iothihko
thereisi money in him. IoI@hich
1. promptly responded tho sGLildf; YIi
know there is, for / swallowed, !, a cent
when I + was at grand! graalld!iaa's a: the tllaa other
day. ~ w, ,,,', rr, -. I'd, ..rs,,ss,t 'Tti
gold fishes that inhabit glass globes is
due TO one OF three causesL" handling,
starvation, or bad water.nlA precocious
boy Of eight summers, with whom we'
are acquainted, iattributestho death oil
| d pet gold IfiShTr-lis sisters idol -totthe
fact that it couldn't take o joke. 10
4 used to catch it occasionally with "A
bent pin. N '.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29

The King Of Hawaii Is Becoming
alarmed lest his valuable subjects be.
come extinct, leaving nobody for him
10 q bossI' He says :-4"N6w what can
lido 10 mark my reign what shall DO
done 10 sighhliEeita This Is my great
desire-to Fitnosa al increase in Tho
population Of these islands. THE
father who provides Tor q large family,
and the mother who gives birth 10
them and takes good care OF her chill
dren, are the beneiactors OF Hawaii,
and should be rewarded. They are the
hope Of the nation" " Fancy
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down in the mouth about her, fearing
she never will get well again. All
ready with that order, .sir?"
! OF course, the business Of the house
Ind to be attended to. Two hundred
and six bales Of South American hides
10 DO shipped to Boston could notbe
neglected, and Clarence went on his
errand.
Il was dusk before our boy came
back, and I missed him. Not soul in
the office knew his address, Next
morning Clarence did potcome TO the
Office, nor tho next dayn All that night
and the next night l had 70 hunt that
miserable boy up and q precious
rieeile-in.a.hay. stack business was it.
Mother aud I found him at last by the
bedside Of o. poor girl who was fnst
goingto her last rest. We helped to
bury her, Coufound the office, was
absent from IL for the only day in
twenty years which was not q holiday.
Clarence never lcame back 10 the
store again. d, Mother oyerruled me.
Mother Is not exactly q hard woman.
but she said that since i had been
brought up like dog in the office, "a
Itern byno means complimentary either
to me or TO the frm), Clarence should
be free from tie sahis canine cxperi-
enees.
Mothers, second cousin is from
Salem. Holhas tho reputation OF being
aahhrl man, too. In fact, Ee,au came
iroh, q peculiar hard grained land knotty
stock. We may be lasting, and not In
cliled TO warp or spting, hut II you try
to hack az uswithi ah ax or a hatchet,
Why, bless You theedge' of your tool
'gets, turned in d moment. Well, moth.
er's cousin soils . brig from Boston as
Captain: That brig Is in the vine
trade. mani, .,i,,,a Il .i;i Z, iiI5,-I.,
Our foreign mail Is Just in, and here
Is aletter from Clarence, who is moth.
ing more than o sailor on board OF the
brig; may behe will remain one al
hislife, for there really amt much IN
the boy, tbat1i can bee, save that he has
alsoit heart, which don't count for any.
thing, you know in this world, He
calls mo Uncle Culpepper, which Is
rather Of d liberty, and mother, grand.
mother, which Is d peculiar kind of b
relationship, but the boy has some very
curious md absurd traits Of character.
He writes ilClpsing o draft on Boston
for sci, 5ns.to put q modest Tombstone
over hIary's grave.Plo Was there over
such an idiot OF q boyll,i Just as il
mother had not had it ali done, witnau
iron railing round II, fully six months
ago. This islth6 Tayltliat Stupid UlRr-
enGGs,letter ends !; at 10 eyer so Jolly
soiling over the simmer sea, and IdeaI
old Uncle ,CplpeppeF,' Just 7l6olf atlth
picture over my old desk an the Office,
Fun6hal Is on the lee; bow, and the pic;
tureishs true as true Can BE. Once
when you were not watchingFm me,
cleaned OF the old thing, and when ]
used to DO eating my crust Of bread,
watching that picture gave a flnvoro OF
grapes 70 the dry mouthfuls. III poor
Mary lwas only alive, etc, etc. I might
takelperhhpS'a q fancy TO Clarence II II
was not for this girliSh sentiment Of his.
What is the use Of it I should like to
know, IN m Office or on board OF Ahip.2
l am 50, thankful that i never had an
atom Of itin my composition.
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Saved br Mlt.

in An exchange tolls story OF q lady
suffering from what atemed likely 70
prove q fatal quinsy. Her husband,
who was deeply attached 10 her. was
bending Eliosurd her In The utmost con.
oerii. She could swallow nothing. BY
some lbtrangs dnd scarcely voluntary
whim Of association ha3etpfesseD his
wonder whether she could swallow o
compliment. Thooremark sostickled
her that abe broke into d laugh the
laugh burst tile lquihsy, and she owed
her recovery 10 what must otherwise
have been pronounced the most IN.
EOlsopable Of jokes.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-06-29

Tine Z, DtffEREycE. =, After reading
about Nellie Grants tFupsseati,i read
what fnetiss tho wife Of q Governor Of
Pennsylvania sent for 10 England in
ITO IA Anu domestic cloth fortKenty-
one shilllngs, ai neat fun Of leather
amount fortweutygi9e ahilhhgt, nee
dles Noss5 10 '10s tfotr pair. Of black
calma shoes, eight dozen cap.witeS,
aud d handsome spring SIX ! The List
also included the sending Of q gown %
DO dyed over, Of any color which would
take boat,
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''aixtr'l xn Aged AGED wlrll.' ].

IA curious Massachusetts, will, dated
1924, has been found. The old gentle:
man making the will in the town of
Bequeathed TO his wife not
only Tie sum Of S15 q year, and enough
wood to keep one fire burning, but also
three rooms in their farm.house,"a "awith
libertyltoa pass and repass up the front
stairs and out ut the front door to either
81 the wells, and o right to two seats in
pew No. 55 in Lexington Meeting!
house, so long Is. she shalllivc."
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bTOhf.+-Iher isia story OF O trav-
oler, who, wishing to reach Taunton, in
the State Of Massachusetts,, had some.
how got turned round and was trotting
along very composedly in the opposite,
direction from the right one 70 that
town. Meeting farmeri In the road,
he dr6w'up and hsked, p" How far ID III
to Tauhtony ifliI keep straight on 9Il
"Well, said, the farmer, with altwinkle
in his intelligent eye, 3.,,it ye, keep
straight on tile way 3e, are going, it's
about 25,000s miles but if1 ye turn
right round, and 60. t'other way ,,it's
about half D mile. MuignF19 hHf ff.51aJ
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Gbe aenrntrat.

RATES OF ApvHRT1sINe:
One Square, ten lines Or less one lnsertion SLY
For each subsequent lnsoFion......' n SS SS
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fourth Of column, u :, '1IS NJ
one-hAlf column u nont!s ....'.''''' ~ NJ
Ono column, II mnnths. ........,. .,.:.,',.;'S'V'
Local notices 20 eSnta pnrline, which mGss
be paid in advances Five JOlGEa WI .... d.
charged for announcing 5l,tsssS III .n9
eounsy, ana tgn a9Itats ~ isH ~ s9 fsIll
:, .,,s. o.ss ha n,,d III s-S ' ,essI & Sess So.
arc charged 10 tho attorney presenting
Special d rates to parAeI dedring laws f's's oRf
Toa rPRTNw IpIR
Neatly and Promptly Executed as slaA plAfe' I
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The lchegss.I

The Cheese. f'
onA tree thoro eat q crow, 7a.Io ~
Inhisblll : chunk Of cheese; -'''
ntie ground afox, below,
Said, ssenc music, II you please,
Your arc beautiful Of wing, q,
And bet that you can sing ~
ohoOred by HattOry, tho crow W : ts'
Sang, and dropped tho cheese below, =,
Then the cunning foSdid ftetssS@ y
To the fallen chunk of chOesoj
And calmly lusgOd it Oh,
And lie aootred tho song with scoiI,
M tSa&W IH]
When thCy pat you on your back,
Whom they iay that youfe the bnes,
When thSy ray they're on the track, Via.
"Aud have becn obliged to run ,riocb ,
whOnihsir compliments denote ,,i.r
ThOy arc going for your VOC, a3,,t
You can do Just As you please, ~.
Dus-yoa'd better watch your cheese,
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Sic ,lnrmt,em in eomtitana.

Sbrepeport, l. Sept. Walor u. 8.
Stepbens BON De Soto- Parrll ,melfer heute
bier eintrai, liefert folgenben Sert6t iiber Die
l1nruben in Sonibatta, pelder ohne j3Uetfel
in Den ,Oauptpunften correft lit. Gs ld)eirt,
baB i'm Rebz9tioer.8 8arrilb, no Die yteger be-
oelltsno 3ablreider iino, alS Die gSeiBen, ,groBe
Seiiirhtnnsen berrihten mesen Der orobenoen
!Saltung Der Sdmar5en, Die au9cnlhetnlld
BON 2euten. ipie @b9arton 0eme8, Sntthe1, /,
Somel, gSiuis, Soaanb II. u. aufgelptegelt
,porben lino. 9as 2ebcn meBrerer gea6teter
Siir9er mar bon ben gtegern bebrobt moroen
uno auf perihiebene Yerlonen murbe geitloi@
len. Nls Ser geriud) gemadt murbe, mebrere
ihmarse llebeltbdter Su perbaiten, Ifollen Die
ielben auf ibre Serfolger.
9(m Sreitaq oeriamnlelten iid brei bis
pierbuuoert beluaffnete gteger in Der Ndbe
bon SromnspiQe uuo orobteu ale SSelBen in
Yarriib III perntd)ten. 0teies rief III @on=
ibatta aroBe aufreguug herpor, uno IN Der
9tad)t muroen @adtpoten an ben perIdiebe:
nen StraBen ausgetellt. i3rpei junge Wdu=
ner, Hamens 0idiou uno Bidens, iueld)e
gSa6e itanoen, bielten einen Neger arl, Der
eineu Cad poa 9febpolten tru9, Der 9tc9er
entflo3, unb iie id)oiien auf ibn, ruorauI tie IN
bic Stabt ain9en uno Oteloung matteu. Su
Smitd)eQ llnb srpei notoril6e Jteger, gtamen8
SoSlew uno Snitb, ipelde bis an Die SdbHe
beipafiuet maren. Sic batten cine fllr5e
frieollde lluterrebnrg nit penlelben nno ltan=
ben im SegrlfIe, mlebcr auf tbren Holten 5lts
riid;ufebren, oils meud)ierilder 9Seile auf tie
geifoIien plIroe. 9idlon murhe 9efdbrlld)
Oermunbct. Smit1e1 uno bic 9teger ent=
foben.
9lm folgenben Morgeu mnrbcn S. g. Goz
carton, !0omer Slpithea, 81. u. Oemes, gS.
3. Somel, g. tSollanO llno 81. :. gSlllc5
0drlmtl,f) gSeibe) uno cine an5abl gteger
perbaitct uno unter 8ade geitellt. Die Ser
baiteten, ipelde ldmmtlld) Gountp Seanltcn
mGreu, rtibten iofort ibre gntlafIung eln uHo
lie puroen unter Gscorte nah Sbrepeport ge=
brad)t, ipo iie bas ScrIpred)en gaben, ben
Staat Al perlaiIeu unb ME wieber SllritdSu.
febren. Die @efangeneu baten Srn. Garr,
sineu aeadteten 8iirger, baB er lbnen oaS
@eleit 9eben mD6te. gm Sonutag Oiorgen
brad Garr nit ieinen Gefangenen urb ad)t=
sehn Wann Sebeduug auf, MIR Die Neger
mnrben ndt mitgenonlmen, lonoern IN Sretz
belt gelett. Gtiua 40 bis 80 Sremoe, perz
mutblif Seraner, weldle itf IN Der Staot
befanpeu, n1adten fid sur Serfol9una allT
in Der QlbIdt, Die @efangercn nleoerSunaden.
SIM 9aufe Oes Cages puroe Garr BON oteier
abFft in SenntniB 9ciett unb Die @elellfaIt
ritt auBerorbentti6 itreng; IN Der yldhe BON
Sutd)inon's Blantage am 6eb &iper, 80
Neilcn unterbalb Shrepeport, mouten ile
iiber ben SluB ieten, wnrpen aber bier elnqe'
bott uuo orti 9efan9ene, @bgarton. Sptt~
t1eQ uno 0emeS auf Der Stelle erltolien.
Die auoeren brei wlroen cine Strede melt
mitgei6leift uub oann erihoiien. Die Siir=
ger Der Radbari6aft perIammelten ith &C.
tern uno beerOigteu Die 2eifen Der Grnor=
beten
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GurOpaii9e &abelbegidte.
&naIouo.


2OnOonr /. Septbr. - Qas g9ctter 1T
5eute i'm gauien 2anCS iebr itiirmhh, mo al
Der Siite mitbct Gin iibr bcitiacr Srtun
2onoou, 2. Septbr.-8i8 geitcrn glad)-
nittag bate Der ,@rcOt GaiterH" 822 Zee
ueiltH uou BEN ueueu Snbel Der ,,Gngliidl=
amerfauiiheu Stelid)ait" gelegt gt.tc5
mar gut bon Stattcu segan9cn, cb9eitD paDs
reuo SO Stunben Cin bcItiglr Sturm au5
gtorbOlten bles.
9onbon, /. Gcpt. - Die Neprdientans
ten pon ben atlantiiden 0ampiidifiSsSinieU
biGlten bsrte siue SdlluB=@ =@oEicrcu3 81 2joer-
pool ab uno tbaten SdDritte, lpObnrd idllieB=
ld] cine lebereiuitinmuug crilelt muroe. y1te
lstten ocn 4reie fir Die 3ipilhCuoedS 6abrt
auf ) @uinen fir Sduellie9ler, uno fir cine
lau9lane Sabrt auf5 Eiuno ieit, uTO genehs
mtgteu fir YaiIu9irgiiter 0tinlmalz Staten,
peldle uugefdbr uie 90 81 100 9cgcniiber cen
friiberen lteben. Son CiHlgcn ylnen, bic DOn
benz uebereinfommen mieoer gerue iuriid
treten m0d)ten, lit cine &unbi9IngSirlt BON
} Wtonateu ptrlangt morbCn.
JranfrstdI.
BariS, /. Sept. - Sine 9rOBe 30bl ia
tboliidcr %ilger itnO BON @uglau0 AMI ibrem
lSege nndl BOntignp, no lie btidten nouen,
bier nugetOmmcn. 9leSOurnale re GempS,"
,YSpnion Natonalt" uuO ,,ge 8ien Euz
bic" iiuO mcgca Scr0ficutlhuu9 bon &ri;.
zen Sa50iue'S 81 @elobuBcn Oerurtbetlt mor-
BEN.
SpaHicI.
Nt aOrio, l. Septbr. - @tlttrn 1anoCu
in Der Yropiu; Barcelona III 6olgs Der 2luS.
lebuug ciuige 9luIduic itdtt. Sn etnlgcH
0iitrtftcu murHtn bic llrnen, pelbe Die 9ta
men Ger MtlitGrphid)tigeu cutbitIttn, gctol-
len uno purd 6euer ierlt0rt.
Otaorio, /. Sept. - G)cutral 3abala
lit gum 3wefe eincr llntcrrtoung nit Der De
Jierun9 bier angctommen.
0tuBlano bat lOmObl III 6aS 0auptQudrtier
Der republltantl6en mle Der tarllltiiDeH Grup=
pen Spestal- 2lgentcu 9sididt, nm iidb Seritt
,rita:tcn Su laiien itber Die milltdrtld}th Pof.
tlOncu Der itd) beldmpitnncn Barttien.
Die &arlilten-@ -@cnerdle 5Ontaup uuO OtO=
ramere babeu bel ye5 Sc llrgel am uergaugc-
ncn SonHtage Ourd Die 8CpubltanCr cine
Rieocllage crlltten; Iie uerlOren all Gooteu
uno Seruunocten 400 Waun.
Ytaorio, l. Sept - Die &arliiteE ba=
ben oaraui perSid)tct, Yupccooa einiunebmen,
mo berelteu Itd Dor, Die St0ot olrd) Sranez
5elfolie III &ife 81 lcgen.
Sagouuc, l. Scpt. - Ocr &arllitenz
8cncraI alpareS 1T geid)lagcn worocH; oer-
elbe titbrt lelle &ruppeli Dem @tncral yomu,
melder WtunOuoratoc uad) StttoEld Su brtu=
gen oerludlt, gu.
9amptcrs9crtGte.
gref, l. Septhr. - Der Spir. SCrierG"
lit bon Nemz Oort cingetroifeu.
0tOUille, l. Septbr. - Der 9ampfer
.@tbiOpia" 1T BON 9iclu YOrt bier ongcfom-
men.
otettin, l. Septbr. - Der 0ampIer
y'6nmbolOt" it bon Jtclu Yorr bier unsctom-
men.
QuetuStomn, /. Septbr.-0w 0am-
pier vGlgcria" lit bon gtc.u Yorf cin9e.
trOhen.
Soutb amptou, l. Sept. - Ser
0aTpfer u9eutiblano" it BON gtem=Dorf
i'm bief9en 0aien ciugcl0uicu.
Wlarft ump 90ric.
&onbou, /. Septbr. - Gouol5 925-
92& fir @elo uOO 929-923 fir @riei.-9(me.
ritau. SOnoS, '67er 1921; 10.40er l044.
Grie 81; Yrinritdtcu 81,
8rantfurt, a. d., l. Scptbr. amcrif.
SonoS, 984.
gtuerpoOl, 1. Septbr, - 8aummOue.
8 @ts.
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