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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-11-30
RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVER, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river at dark was 20 feet 40
inches on the gauge, having risen 3 feet
rs inches during the previous II hours.
A heavy fog prevailed during Sun
day afternoon, and light rain in the
evening. About pm. strong gale
from the north sprang up, and the mer-
curry fell rapidly; since then the weather
has been bitter cold.
business rushing.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The City Of Nicksburg has laid up
here for want of water to st. Louis
only five feet being reported.
The S6mervillc has good trip for
Cincinnati.
-Yhe Come and See Me has tour pro-
duce boats for the coast.
The st. Joseph out from st. Louis
yesterday reports only four feet eight
inches at Liberty Island.
The Grand Tower has laid up here
along side of the City of Vicksbnrg.
The John +. Tolle made additions
here and will fill out below. She came
out from st. Louis with 772 tons and
had but little trouble except from fog.
The $. IL. Long did considerable
work removing snags between this port
and st. Louis, but did not have time to
remove all the breaks. Low water and
the prospect of ice warned her to get
out Tor the present.
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Elstor.ha alcanNi.

Persons having cietcrns needing pump
ing out aud repairing can have II done
promptly and at price, T. suit The times,
by calling on j. $. Hawkins, Gross strset
have man and pump employed al .he
time for tho yurpose, g-lG-.L
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Tie member, of Alexander Lodge No.
22i, 10. o. f. are hereby notified to
appear at the lodge room promptly at
S o'clock am, for the purpose o, attend
Ing the funeral Of our deceased lrother
Dyas +. Parker. The lodge will proceed
In a body from the lodge room TO our
late brothers residence. at 500 am,
promptly. Visiting brother cordially
invited to join with rs.
~ order oil the Lodge.
WILL. *. HAWKINS, Sec'y.
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A Coed place 10 HCy

A. Ilalley's new store is certainly one
of the best arranged of the kind to be
found in the city, and what is better, he
has so arranged his prices that many are
taking advantage Of the opportunity OF.
fered to buy stoves, tinwarc, ETC., cheaper
than ever known in Cairo. Call on Hal
ley, 10 Commercial avenue, next door to
the Arab engine house, 0-3O-lt
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General ftgir7.
j. II. Omack, Of New York, was
| quartercd 90 the 81. "haile yesterday.
The public schools resumed opera
lions again yesterday morning.
Remember the lecture by Dr. Smith
thl- evening at the Presbyterian church.
IL. ". Taylor aud wife. Of Cincinnati,
Ohio, were at the ~. Charles yc.,er-
day.
Harry RobiusJl's minstrel troupe.
We are told, win pay Cairo visit ou
or about Christmas.
NcA""s' I'f s'l' on al inc pI'A''-
pa! e'''es Of E'r'pe "lh'''iP'i-e saving
BANK ll-I--lm.
Abraham DAh"ss' an An -eriam
''ou'''i''''' Was "- VIC '.-' '''''''' ll''''
~. ....,. d.. ,-. .,, ...
..r,,,,, ~. ,. 80 '',' ', '.,' "Y ~
..r,, ". -. =.
...,....
.. i'' a 'e. '''1'' .''s ''1'.re' '''
-. %" ' ''' S"'e N-''1 p. l ~ ''''
Mr. w. H. lHomp'o" lett tA's city
sunday afternoon on board the steamer
rue" .''' LOT CINCINNATI ONO
tho p,rn,crs. ,T,n,, '''' i,.et.,,
=. " E.uer. viii, the 81. .f..iDDi
Valley TRANSPORTATION compauv. fsa,t!.c
81. Charles.
The only mace IN ,li, CITY to ort
real b,rgaiu. I'm t,a hoo. and Shoe limo
i,atA. BLACKS shoe store. 11.a--rw
Ladies. mons and children. bu.
toned. side laced and polish shoes of The
latest .tvlcs In al qualities at \. Black s.
u-.7-Iw
ql,. ..t.,,rsr ,rf,.of y-fcl..5-r, ,...
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yndcrwcnrl Vnderwcari

Ladies and childrcn.' wlcrwary, ne.
rino as we'll a muslin can be found
cheaper and better at Hebron q Wen,
than any where Ia the ci,y. \ good me-
rino Undcr,hirt and drawer, for boy.
only 90 cents; good mcrilo vest and
pants, for ladies. only 81.
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It pays to trade at Hebron & We'll. as
they have marked all their goods down
to suit the times, and have always large
and well selected stock of clothing. We
invite every one TO call on us before go
ing elsewhere. A good casinet suit for
So, at lIEILBRoN Il We'll.
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a. HALEY has removed 10 his new
store room, 10 Commercial avenue, OPP
po-itc Winters Block, and next door 10
the Arab engine house, where hc viii be
pleased to see all hi, old customers aud
~ many new ones. 9-3J-tf
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OH 8NllGtiN,
C;LrZ. NEWS.
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 30 1915.


Person, wishing Advertisements or 10
cal notices inserted in the WcrllyEutLG-
ItN. should hand IN tie copy by Tues
day noon, Of each week.
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Every body to know that The place TO get
A smooth shave.
A good shampoo,
4 fashionable haircut,
or anything in that line,
l. at the GRASD CENTRAL BARBER
snoP, corner Eighth anG Commercial.
g.s-tf J. GEORGE sIEISuuus..
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We are now prepared to offer great
bargains in ladies' and childrcns fnrs OF
all styles. Children's sets, muif, aud
boa, at only Sla set,
HEHBRoN Il WELL.
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Dii tilt ttii Di litNt tW'ltts tlittN LiiNtc ilie
supper, there will DE u public installation
Of officers, which is 10 be made the priu.
cipai feature Of The event.
Tho best blac alpacas from 20 cent
90 ..i--aiso black cashmere for 90 cents.
Empress cloth in ail colofs or 80 cents.
and the newest woOion phiJ4 FOR 30
cents can always Do found 90 Hebron &
Weir. il3 and 10 Commercial avenue.
The sudden death OF Captain pyas
4. Parker, who was regarded as one Of
our most worthyaud ub iautiai bu iucs,
men. and Who wa- honorcd aud beloved
by W who knew him, las spread q feel
ing of sorrow all gre. throughout Che
city.
--rross baltimore sas3i oysters ne
flo ~ tHfcrs' sE.ase. t}-1e.iT
"A Black guarantee every pair OF his
cus'cm-mad. boots and hoes. ana actt-
allg exchanges % moss pair for amy that
may rip or burst. This is @ fact that
should be noted Jy every person, o.pc-
oialiy hy those victims oi .Aol1y goods
made 100 imitation OF custom work.
npF2'-'w
AT The lecture by Or. Smith, i1 the
Presbyterian church tl evening. Mr..
". J.. Halliday aud Miss Annie Pitcher,
TWO OF '"e ''.l'al singers I'D our city, VIII
,,,"' '''' '"'''',,.i WIN beautiful duct
a.. wiz "''o -,"+ " solo, Hiss
'-.,' .'''''.' van '.' u. me. organ
'" V 81 W. -''' % e'.'.'''''.e'
'' want 'i economical Iea.'h%
Stove Tor wood ana one OF the handsom-
'-, stoves ln the market. with ii.umina-
tea mont Dug the improved LY.Ding
a'ar ""''i took the blue ribbon at 81.
Louis 'iF Iast October. over aii other.
on cA.I'i'!2n. For sale by G.. W. Hem
d.r.a lal Commercial avenue, Cairo,
Illinois. ll-2s.d-lm
The ma economical wear in fine
shoes for ladies, misses aud children are
those elegantly madccXteaalon sole shoes
a' y. hiAe" 70 lie ha'aI1ll line Of them,
therefore within the roach of ,yarvoro
and oyrrv one .h,v'l y.,.rr9 othar lird
of shoes. ,.Y.cia,iy in the winter SEASON.
Remember they are sold only by 4.
Black. ut the city Shoe store.
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Adrian II. Muller, Auctioneer.
CAIRO CITY PROPERTY STOCK
AT AUCTIol

Al AUCTION.
Adrian II. Muller q Son will sell at
auction on "Wednesday, December sth,
1875, at 1890 O'Clock at the Exchange
Sales Room, No. III Broadway New
York City, for account of whom II may
concern l05 shares Cairo City Property.
Stock-Sl00 each. ll-23E
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Hebron q Well have always on hand
the best and largest stock OF Corsets in
the city, A good corset, grey or white at
IN paufs
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Ckills Cured.
Chills Cured.
Calico remnants at6 cents a yard.
Hebron d We'll.
1l2 and IN Commercial Avenue.
Present. present.

The last chance to get yourcalico dress
gratis by buying 81 worth Of dry goods
at Hebron d Wells.
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ga@XX Amber and White rag stock
envelopes at the BULLETIN office, printed
So 80 and 81 90 per Nj.
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WatcrprOofs and FIwnaeis.
We offer ut reduced rates, best black
waterproof, at 90 cents.
!IEIlBRoN & We'll.
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Attention.! Dealers.

We have four dozen Imitation Ebony
Sprague Can-Openers, taken for adver-
Using, which we will sell at two dollars
per dozen. Inquire at Bulletin Office.
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= Man IIun over
TO Cowperthwait s. Phillips TO try those
Gold Buckle cigars.
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be instructed 10 furnish o copy 10 the
family Of the deceased.
4. y. NATHUs,
NN. LINVTR.
CHAs. CUNNISCIIAN.
s.. -. AYERS,
PETER CruL.

Voted, that q committee of five. consist
ing Of Nrssrs. j.. c. Pace. T.. h. Davis.
=. y. Mathu., VIM. Linhcr and r.. w.
Miller. DE appoined to confer with thc
Odd Fellow Tor the purpose Of assisting
in making arrangements for the funeral.
Voted to adjourn unit! this morning
Noyember5O. tomcetgt the late residence
otthe deceased 700 $3.50 a.m. unless notice
OF change OF time be published in the
morn.n" papers. T.. W. SrEARNAs.
Scc'y Cairo Chamber Of Commerce. .
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RIVER NEWS.
Port List.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
- Ashland, New Orleans.
st. Joseph, st. Louis.
Red Cloud, Evansville.
City of Nicksburg, Vicksburg.
" j. ID. Parker, Cincinnati.
Louisville. New Orleans.
- Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Louisville Drummer, Louisville.
4" ldlewid, Evansville.
- John F. Tolle, st. Louis.
" Grand Tower, Memphis.
Andy Baum, Memphis.
Snag-boat ;. II. Long. st. Louis.
/. 5. Survey boat Baton Rouge, Ohio.
Tow-boat storm, st. Louis.
" Coal Hill, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
- Ashland, Cincinnati.
" st. Joseph. Memphis.
e" Red Cloud, Evansville.
" ldlcwhild, Evansville.
" j. ID. Parker. Memphis.
" Louisville, Cincinnati.
" Belle Memphis, Memphis.
" Andy Baum, Cincinnati.
a" John +. Tolle, New Orleans
Tow-boat Coal Hill, st. Louis.
-" James Gilmore, st. Lonis.
" John Gilmore, st. Louis.
Propeller All. Stevens, Memphis.
Snag-boat :. II. Long, Mound City.
L. 5. survey Baton Rouge, New Orleans.
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q CAIRO LODGE, so. 2g7,A.F. "a. ".
81 ~ Hold regular comuunicatous in M"-
h<s\ sonic Hall, rornrr Commercial atpnuc
Wand Eighth street. on tie second and
uurth Monday Of ench month.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, RIVER RgPonr, I
Nov. -, 1875.
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JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant, Signal Service, U. 5. A.
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SECRET SOCIETIES

szs.s., ALEXANDER LODGE, NO. 22i.
e.ss,o independent Order Of Odd-fei-
n 60 lows, meets every Thursday night
'9@e'.' at half past seven, IN their hall on
C'nincfcial avenue, between sixth and Seventh
ltrtets. 4. j kEhrI, \. u.
ihlRD ENCAMlMhNT, I. %. o. F., mcots
I'm Ddd-Iollows' Hall on the first and thiid
i"rH'AJ ~ every month, at half-pas seven.
Jso II. OBEuY, G.. =.
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large, but the demand is small and prices
have a downward tendency. Sales were
l car choice country steam dried dcliv-
cred - Is; 800 barrels steam dried, city
9 80.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-15
YACHTING NOTES

The ocean race between the Sloops % the soawan.
haka Yacht Club for the $500 cup By Captain
Center will not be sailed this season, yachts have
been entered The was 20 have been from
Sandy Hook Lghtship 70 capo May Lghtahip and 70
turn.
The Bank Of Monte Carlo have offered $4,000 In
prizes 70 be competed for In a regatta next spring on
Nice There is a probability OF tho Enchantross aud
sappho meeting Of the crack English yachts such
the Guincvere, KriemhildA and Fornda IN Tho pro-
posed regatta
The schooner yacht Mohawk, Woo Commodore Gar.
ner started last Tuesday afternoon trip down the
Jersey shore ana returned yesterday She n said 10
have behaved very well, and moves better with her
fifteen inch keel
The schooner yacht sappho recently sold BY Mr. W.
p Douglas to Prince scharru cruising In the Modl-
tcrranean.
Tho schooner yacht Faustinc, Mr. George Peabody
RUSSELL viii be altered Rulsey's yard
England, under the direction OF Bob Fish
The schooner yacht Palmer NY.YC, Mt Ruthcr-
ford stuyvesant owner, which arrived Newport few
days ago. will remain about three weeks
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MARRIAGE OF SENATOR FRKLS0HurSRS's
DAUGHTER TO THE SON or MINISTER .. G
BANCROFT DAVIS.
The North Reformed church, on Broad street. New.
ark Of which United States Senator FrelinEhuysrn
elder, the yesterday o. the marriage ~ ne
Senator's youngest daughter Miss sarah Helen Frcng.
huysen, to Mr.. John 9. Davis Of Mr. John g Ian.
croft Davis, American Minister 20 Berlin The church
crowded with ladies and gentlemen. while waiting
impatiently for the wedding party the congregation
moved to mcrrment by few bars from The organ u
"0h dear what the matter bcS Al length tho party
came. II consisted Of the bride lc,nng the ~
her father, the Senator; tho groom, leaning q
friends arm Mrs Frolinghuyscn, with Lcr son's arm,
and the bridesmaids and groOmsmcn a. fOllows.-
State; Miss Cuts OF Washington; the Misses Aexan-
der and Townsend, OF New York; Miss JaneWay ~
New Brunswick; Miss Parker, OF Newark an Mcssrs
Henry Fish, Davis, George Frcnghuysen, John Rus
sell and William Bradley. A they marched ~ the
aisle the organ played ",Way down upon The SWanee
formed church, Including the giving and receiving
ring The bride, IN her elegant white satin robe ~
tram, her vail and wreath and a rich hand
bouquet; the bridesmaids dressed 10 match,
and the gentlemen in their relieving black
formed altogether most interesting picture IL
Hart Among the prominent persons present were
Secretary FISH OF the state Department; Secretary n
the Navy Robson, ex-senator Cattell exCOngrcssmcn
Hill and Halsey, Ex-Governor Ward aud others. The
ceremony over the party and friends repaired to this
home OF the brides parents, on Park place, where
Of presents from Washington officials and others
received.
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THE RESOLUTE'S RUN.
on BOARD SCHOONER YACHT REsoLu1


THURSDAY, a. M. (
At halfpast o'clock Tuesday afternoon tho
Resolute, which anchored at stapeton, Staten
Island hove up anchor and headed for the Sandy Hook
Lightship, at which tho to begin On board
the Resolute were Messrs RUFUS Hatch, owner; John
H. Dc Mott judge for the Vesta; Z. s. Chaplin, Judge
for the Dreadnaught and the following invited guess-
Messrs. Thomas $. Negus, William y. Shirley, G. b.
Johnson $. l. Blood T. H. Bcccher, Henry Sedley
and several members Of the press The
sailing master for this occasion was Captain
William A. Lewis Of the Jersey pilot boat Thomas
Negus, who assisted by Captain Eldridge OF the
new pilot boat f. @ knight, of the Delaware Break.
water Squadron. At the time Of leaving StapIcton
there was a ten knot breeze blowing from NNW and
tho Rcsoute proceeded to the starting point behind the
Vcsta and the Dreadnaugh they having got under way
few minutes before Neither OF the racers was al
lowed to cross tho limo prior to four O'Clock SO tho
three vessels INDUCED In little manmuyring this side
Of the ghtship until seven minutes TO four when the
"ccar away signal fired from the Resolutc when
the boats about and made Tor the lghtship The
Resoute three miles from the line, under ~
ing Jib and foretopsail, with the Drcadnaueht half
mile ahead Of her on her lee bow, carrying the Same
spread The vesta about three. quarters OF mile
ahead Of tho Dreadnaught The Droadnaught and
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THE DREADNAUGHTs RACE.
OK BOARD THE DRRADNAUGnT,
Oct 40 NJ

\ Oct l4-9 A. NJ.
On Tuesday at 1868 p NJ. the Resoute gave the signal
Tor tho yacht to start all three being close together
and headings $. w. by s. The Dreadnaught at once
tackled as didtho Resoute and Vesta all heading for
he ghtshp, Which passed in the following order,
he yachts lcaing II on the port hand The yosta
htled round at 4h. I'm. 40s and the race began the
Dreadnaught Flowed at Al 3m. 45s. and the Resoute
y Al. Am. 30s All after rounding trimmed down their
theets and stod away their course heading about
s W. with ID topsail galT topsa and all lower sails
set The Resote, after passing the starting line bent
down her staysd and at All. Ism. the vesta followed
suit
Az 4h. 30m thDreadnaught passed the Vesta TO wind
ward and gradhy went away from her Thirteen
minutes after s sent up her Jib topsail which drew
her still furthergay from the yesta The Yachts as
they sailed aon in the sunshine presented magnia-
cent spectacle that drew forth expressions of adj
mraton from alhands At An 52m the Dreadnaurht
was abreast of g Branch, and CALAMITY showing the
others the way. Inc Resolute had passed the yesta
and was graduak having her astcrn The latter. for
come reason, dif 10 appear to be doing well at all and
disappointed Grey one by the want of speed she
showed.
fB AND WIND
mao somewhat incased and seemed exactly to suit the
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ROWING ON THE HARLEM.

Messrs. r. W. Rathburn and W X Mccready rowed
two-mlc race in single shells yesterday afternoon,
upon the Harlem River, for tho championship Of this
Athletic Club Mr. Rathburn In lam s0s
Both boats got away together AZ the word, but
McCready dashed Immediately ahead with rapid
and well finished stroke A. tho nrst quarter
he led his antagonist about two lenaha
This advantage he not only kept bot
increased and when three quarters of mile had BEEN
passed over he led by about four lengihA The rapid
stroke he pulling however, began % tell upon hfn
at this point, while Rathburn apparently rcsh -
at start McCready gradually ground AID very
soon Rathburn passed and led him by a length Ralh.
burn now began 10 show what he was made Of aud
leaving his antagonist farther and farther behind
the race easily by fifteen lengths.
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In tho sail home from the Lightship to the club
house the Dreadnaught beat the Resoute by nearly
eleven minutes
The throughout, after six o'clock on Wednesday
morning can hardly be considered the yachts
for the wind such character as TO make il lit
tie than drifting race, although the SPLEEN
did sailing qualities exhibited by the Dreadnaught
there every reason TO believe she would beat the
Resolute IN working TO windward and oupoint her all
the while
on board the Dreadnaught Captain O. j. Or
bane, the owner; Captain james Smith, Of the Esteo
W. II. Langley, of the Comet; Mr. J. 7. Williams tho
Resolute's judge and Mr.. \. w. Vincent The crews
OF the Comet aud Estello assisted tho of the
nran
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Resoluio AZ began 70 overhaul The vesa and tho
yachts crossed The hne 10 ths folowng order per
time OF the judges % board ~
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her mainboom and then went round on the port tack
following after the ResOiute The Dreadnaught made
= short stretch In shore and then tackled OF the
weather quarter Of the Nesta The Resoute had her
mantopsail set and was plunging along through the
head SEA over Two miles ahead OF the vesta
The yachts turned the Lightship n the following
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Te above figures, therefore, make the Dreadnaught
th,winner on actual time by I'm Ss but Mr.. Hatch
cpms that tho Dreadnaught has to allow the Rcsolute
s. 45s the question has been referred to the Judges
tho have not yet decided. The argument is resolved
into question as to whether, under New York Yacht
Club rules there any time allowance in race over tho
Cape May course. The vesta OF course, takes third
place. the loss OF her foresai an important stage
Of the destroyed her chances Of first honors Mr.
Mills, the owner Of the yesta feels disappointed at tho
esut and will probably be heard from as soon as his
yacht has new suit OF canvas on her spars
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-05-25
Ger GrAWau t1t Gra54
3, 20. Npril.

@eItern bis in Die IpGteite gla0titunbe
pQDtteu Die 0emonltrattonen gegen OOn
N|lfDno 0, mel0e Die gauge Staot in
NtDell Galten ulto ben ollgemetneu 0e>
1prGdsitoff biloen. Die SDmpat9ien
Der 8ep0lferuu9 itebeu auf Settle Der
Stuoeuten, penn AUDI aIe1t6alben be-
oauert miro, OaB es 5u gelDaltlameu
NlSi0reitungen gefomrlen lit. Mtf Der
etnen 5eite miro Die gauge SOulO al ben
9etpalttbdttgen 3pii0enfGuen Don @Gz
fonic 5ugei6riebeI, iDel0en Die Stuoen>
ten allltanoSIo5 81 ietneln Wagen i6rei5
ten laiel lpOuteu. Don Nlfoulo beant>
tuOrtete aber Die Bereat>9tufe nit D01ni7
i1em l9a0en, nit Dem Gin5Diden beS
2lugenilelnmerS uno allerlei fre0en ulo
uuanitQnotgen @eberDen. Die bieltgen
Sourndtc 9e6en DEM 8eOauern iiber Die
SorfGte Mu5brud, fugeu ieop0 Din3u,
Oh Die Gtr0eufoDrten Q~lfOniO's til Der
3Dat ellie o ullabpetslt6e 9totDtpenotgz
felt getoeien ipGren, oaB tie ole Gu9e
elmer GGtSen Staot aufitOrten. JtiWt
auett tllSoen StraBe1, aud III Dem 0ofe
Der lLniouittat iebte eS ieDr ~6eDeste Scez
nen 5lpii9en ben Stuoirenben ull0 Der
Ma0manul0aft alb. Al5 Die lebtere III
ben ultuerlttat5bof etnoringen noute,
pur6e fe BON ben Stucenten init Dem
9tufe: Isle Da6en bier IN Der NllIa ni6ts
5u lu0el, ipei[ no6 altem 8rau0e inner
balb oer ultperiitGt bios Der afaoemti1e
Senat Jtedt iu ipre6en BAT" empfQuael.
3met Yolbet : @ommi11Gre tpur0en qe=
nDtbtgt, ot Nula 3u Derlaheu, tporauf
Die @8a9nlannl9aft NIT 9efGl1tem
8aionnet gegen bic Stuoenten
ititrunte. Gin 8alDnnetitoB, gegen etueu
Stuoenten geri6tet, traf eine Seulterz
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Oeleglrten : 8eriammAung Der untperliz
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Or. Tten5el bas Wort gegeben, CT tperoe
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f%llnot9IIg CUR &efntntB genomnen u
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ein oreifa1es Broitt, porauf 1te 1i0 in
Der Staot 3eritreuten.
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ltber o2t Der St1&beitsipa9e umlteIlt:
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f%al1terte nno cine Oiptiton gaoauerie
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