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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-20
A SN AXE FIGHT.
A Fierce and Desperate Death Struggle.

A Fierce and Desperate Death Struggle.
A battle between a black snake
and a king snake recently occurred
near Mt, Airy, which was witnessed
by several gentlemen with a good
deal of interest. The snakes came
across each other in the woods and
sprang at each other at once. with
all the tierceness OF deadly enmity,
as if an old srudge had to be wiped
out. Tie king snake appeared to
be about two feet long, small and
active, while the black snake was
about four feet long, strong and pow
erful. TIE gentlemen stood and
watched their attacks, retreats and
renewals Tor some time, it being diff
ficult to tell which one of the snakes
vas getting the best of the conflict.
Finally the king snake sprang at the
black snake and caught it near its
head aud then wound itself tightly
around the body of its antagonist
The black snake writhed to unloose
itself from the desperate, vice>like
grasp of the king snake, but to no
avail. Both became motionless, as
if dead, and for an hour they re-
NAMED 10 this struggle, then the
king snake quietly unwound itself
and began the almost incredible task
of swallowing the lifeless black
snake, which he accomplished suc>
cessfnlIy, his internal capacity de-
velaping wonderfully. Afterwards
he assumed the proportion and al
mos: the length of the black snake,
fully demonstrating that bites and
poison could not effect him. and that
he was in reality the liking Snake"
among all the snakes Of the forest.
After he had made his meal of his
monster antagonist, he gently glided
off. This is vouched for by truihful
and reliable gentlemen.
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ALEX. STEPHENS.
His Receptien-serenaded, &C,

A number of ladies and gentle
men, and the Silver Cornet Band
visited Mr., Stephens on Saturday
night, at the residence of Col. J. d,
Waddell, five miles from town, and
music and feasting reigned. Mr.. 5.
gave a few words of advice to the
young men. He made short ad-
dress to the Sunday School children
at Ebenezer church, on Monday
morning, and came oil to Marietta
aud diued at the residence Of Mr.
L &. Mcclellan. He was visited by
a large number Of our citizens dur
ing the evening 1T night lie vas
serenaded by the Ma'ietta Silver
Cornei Band, while a crowd of la
dies and gentlemen assembled on the
railroad bridge opposite the residence
to hear Mr.. Stephens speak, but he
was too unweIl on that occasion to
say aoything in the open air, al
though he entertained quite mum
Der of persons in Mrs. McLel'ap's
parior. He expressed his gratitude
for the marked kindness shawn him
by our citizens and was well pleased
with his visit to Cherokee Georgia,
He laughs at the idsa OF his name
being used in connection with the
Governorship, and says he never
crosses bridge before he reaches it.
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BISHOP wIGHTMAN
\ Fine and Eloquent Sermon,

i Fine and Eloquent Sermon.
For the first time. we heard Bish-
op Wightman preach, at the Metho-
dist church, last Wednesday night,
and for one hour he kept his au
dience attentive. He is not an i'm
petpoqs speaker, but deliberate,
careful aud emphatic, presenting his
thoughts in language elegant, point
ed and forcible, alike instructive, in
tie, esting and convincing. His style
is very clear, Calculating every
truth and establishing every propo
si'ion beyond reasonable Doubt
His sermon on this occasion was a
fine one, and concluSively demon
strated that no man could be saved
by the claw of righteousness for
all have sinned, and that only by
the claw of faith" could the ungodly
be justified, and God remain just and
His integrity Of character maintain
ed. Said he, If you will show me a
man who has kept the law of God,
as written in the conscience, on the
tables Of stone, and in the revealed
word of His book, from his cradle to
the grave, and who will not shrink
from the inscrutaJIe investig alton Of
the Judgment day. having not one
spot Of sin in his heart, then the CLAW
of faith. in Christ's sacrifcial atone>
ment, has nothing to do with a such
mamie can step aside and claim
salvation in the Flaw Of righteous
ness" through undertaking obedi>
ence to law, absolved from all penal
ties; but such a one never has or
will exist, therefore, the Flaw of
Righteousness s." which be has viola
ted, condemns him, and # saved at
all, he must be say ed through the
Flaw of faith" Gods only plan for
the redemption Of fallen man.
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WIRING HIS NECK.

Those who have knocking birds in
Marietta will read the following in
cident with degree of interest :
A fine mockiug bird belonging to
Col j Z. Elliot, of Jacksonville,
Fla, was killed the other day while
in its cage, by another member of the
feathery kingdom known as the log
gerhead, which got hold of the neck
of the songster through the bars of
the cage, and wrung his neck as meats
Iy as the most expert cook could ac>
complish the experiment en- chick
en-
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LOOKOUT

The cross mari you see on your
Y paper means that your subscrip-
Nti0n to the Journal is out or I'M
paid, and that you are requested
to pay up at once. 1t is the cheap
est and most convenient way we
have Of letting you know it. We
would lake great pleasure in extend
ing credit to our friends and patrons,
Dat cash alone will pay expenses,
and we are forced to adhere to a
strict cash rule. We hope you will
GOOD naturedly comprehend and APP
preciate the necessity OF such a
course, aud reucw your subscription
and pay your arrears without de-
lay We solicit your favor.
We enter no new names on our
books without the money in advance.
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ACWORPH DOTS.

ACwoRTH, Aug. 18th, 1915.
Mr.. Alexander Graves, a much
respected and well>to do citizen,
dropped dead near his house on the
18th inst, caused by heart disease.
He was sixty nine years old and was
a member of the Baptist church
He leaves large number of rela>
tiyes and friends to mourn his death
-John j. Hill, d. 5 ID, organ
lied lodge of the knights of Honor
in AcworIh last Saturday evening.
Officers for the present term: DR..
c. G.. Andrews, Dictator G. G..
Phillips, V. d G.. c. Williams, A.
D. ; q. d. Collins, Reporter; G.
w, johnson. f. D.; r NJ. Mitch
ell, Treasurer; 7. }. Pyron, Guide.
J. w. S,ansell, Guardian. This
lodge will be known as Acworth
Lodge, No. -, X of II. The in
stitution does not materially differ
from other secret organizations only
in the creation Of a widow and or
phan's fund.
Rain is abundant now. We
had a shower yesterday that fell so
rapidly it was like one solid body of
water being poured from vessel.
AHA.
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SPECIAL PREMIUM FOR ORANGES.

rohg Grange in the State making the and display
J
oHS' ''" particular Grange .-. $50
The ABOVE ARE But SPECIMENS
THE BEST AND LARGEST lin
exhibited
saddle horse mi lcl thorough
invite deliver Fair, whole
luz II flC will Fair
eueHs
for
a Grounds
A. I. COIQITITT, President.
jy3O-12t MALCOLM JOHNSTON Secretary
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--Messrs Leake & Hunt will sell groceries
heap for the cash Call aud uY them.
Temperance Picnic.

EDS. JoURNAL-The l4th inst, was gtand
day for the temperance cause III Cherokee
Early on that morning every avenue leading TO
the residence of Maj. Mcconnell became
crowded with vehicles of ali sorts bearing the
beauty Of Cherokee and Cobb and in that
throng could be seen many silyery haired vet
Grams Of the cross. Long before / o'clock the
seats ard ground adjacent to the neat stand tha,
HAD been erected was crowded and jammed
not With rude aud noisy boys, but with the
yeomsury, beauty and intelligence Of the com
try. Canton was we'll represented with her
brass baud, which interspeIsed the exercises
with splendid music AcWoith Trickum. Big
Shanty. Shiloh, |. b. Kendrick, X NJ. Mitch
ell, and the Lodge from Cherokee Mills. were
out in strong force. Judge w. j, Garrison
WAS chosen master of the ceremsnies. After
some time champion chief, J. j. Hickman,
and our efficient aud g. W. S, SAM Robinson,
arrived, when the band struck up lively tune
and then Mr. Bud McCulum conducted Bro
Robinson upon The stand when he made a
splendid. speech inlerspersed with pleasantly
Col. Robinson congratu ated Cherokee On her
achievements in the temperance cause.
The heaven-inspred Hickman. though weak
from recent illness mounted the rOstrum and in
array Of uuansw rable arguments, showed up
The wbiskey traffic in all its hideousuess, send
iug conviction deep into the hearts of the devo-
tees Of Bacchus, retaining the baek-Iidiug
Templar and firmly planting the weak knpad
and waveIing. After Col. lIickmans speech,
dinner Was announced aud notice given that
there would be speaking NJ the chuich at ,
o'clock. Your correspondent was not at the
table but understand there was Il bouutifui sup
ply Of everything gooi. Cherokee people are
noted tor their hospitality and good living
After dinner was over and All hour spent in
greeting old friends making new ones, hun
dreds l,ti for their distant homes while others
crowded the large church 30 ils utmost capacity
Col Hickman again addressed the people re
fiiing every objection to the temperance cause.
Hespoke kindly ia aud Of the rumrelpr, but
The strcasm hurled at his vacation was wiher-
ing
At the close Of lis address committee was
appointed To drum for volunteers. Your cor
respondent being compelled to leave don't know
the result, but feel certain that the co@eut and
beautiful truths found "A Judgement in every
heart With sucl, men Ar Maj MeCQmei,
Bud Mcdonnell, trank Willis end alhArs, to
cultivate the seed sewn, the harvest will be
abundant THMPLAE.
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Marietta Market,
MARIETTA, Ga Aug. 90, 1873

MARIETTA, Ga Aug. 90, 1873.
FINANCIAL.-Gold buying ;ISlI2, selling
at S1.l5. Siiver-5uying at $l.O4, selling at
LOS. Exchange at par selling al
premium. Money commands > to u per cent
COTTON.-llQ145
GRAIN.--Ws quoIs white corn $40.
Wheai, / %. Oats GO 70. Rye 1,20 a l.35
FRUITS-Apples 800 cts,
SEED. We quote clover at $500 per bushel
Blue Grass at $500 Der bushel
FLOUR-From SG75 to $50
MEAL, Sis 100 crs per bush,
BULK MEAT Ia II per cts pound
LARD. We quote buckets, 20 cans and
tierces, 90
GROCERIES. We quote: Sugars Crush
ed, GrauuIat,d and Powdered 10 Coffee A ii
70. extra Z 10; Yellow Cl2 Brown III ais
Iailow. :. Liverpool salt, $50 0 Nh ginia salt
sos. Candles-iull weights 70 Ginger 35a40
Spice 81 a4O. Pepper 35a40 Starch 10 to Is.
Rice - tort-rces. Java Coffee g 80. Rio
% III. New Orleans syrup IS q 100. Mo
larses-50. Cheese, factory 20 p. Peas
100 $50
FISH --Maoksrel No. | Ezra shore, per
bbs Sl9 90; No |, Extra shore per. half bills
$1,000. No. |, per ! bbls. $3.50; No. ,, per
half bhls : 50; No. 3, per bbls 200; No. ,,
per bali hbls. 700 No l, Extra shore per kits
$500; No. |, Bay per kits 225 No. 2, Large
per kits eco; No. 3, Large per kits l,5o.
COUNTRY PRODUCE Buying prices from
" agons Egg 12tal5 ceals, chickens Ii a20 cts
country outer - 20 3Z4; Iennessee butter
80 to 40,
FACTORY GOODS.-7-7 shrling : a 8
Al. sheeling 10 a Ii Factory yarn, 1870 per
Bunch Prints, 8 10 Bleach shiriiugs, a;
IL Jeans. Is AIS Concord Jeans, 70,
LIME.--3 bushel barrel 81 %; . bush
Fl barrel 700.
NAlLs.-Per key, I0d $500; Sd, s52a
Cd, $3.50; ID 500; fine, - . finishing, diff
erent kinds Of corresponding numbers, 75c on
above prices.
IRON.-Tire % inches to 4 by l1-2 &
smaller sizes j0et7 advance. Rod; l2e. Axes
Collins sl4 90. ShoveIs. Ames, sl7 90
Rolana'7 So % Stones $l3 80. Solid cast
steel II. RE. Coffee mill, So 75al0 90. Cast
steel 2jc springs - axles l0all, sad iron
8; horse shoe nails lOa20; b Hames SO 90
MISCELLANEOUS Retail from stores
Table Peas 500. Onions, 81 40.
POWDER AND SHOT-Blasting powder
Sc 80 B 50 - rifle powder per keg % pounds
81 50; halt kegs s. IS quarter Kegs 81 50.
Patent shot, bag, s. IS; Buck s. %.
LEATHER. Cali skins-DomestioI S39a44
per dozen; French -si5a66. Harness leather
isa45c per pound sole leather. hemlock, ga
:I3t oak 40ac45, spill 4Oc; kps, country 81
a6O PEI pound.
RDWARE.-Holowwar Savery's &c
Betting ~ per cent off list. Fairbanks scales,
list net Manila rope % Cotton 25c; Jute
l9c: Cotton cards s. % per dozen Axle
gr+are 81 % per gross. Picks, common, III;
steel 10 mattocks lSA axehelves - - per
dozen.
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MARIETTA, Aug. 18th, 1878

MeSSrS HammeH, Massey, Atktn-
son, Stephens, and others - Gentle-
men Your favor of this date, invit-
ing me to deliver an address at the
Court House, next Tuesday night,
on "What | saw on Mount Cavalry,
and at the Holy sepulchre," is re-
oeived. Thanking you for the cour
tesy Of the invitation, | shall be
happy to comply with your request
at the time and placed named.
am, respectfully yours,
A VAN WICK.
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The law gives Administrators and
Executors the privilege to publish
their notices in any paper they may
select. so owing to cur large circula-
tion parties will find tito their in
terest to advertise in the JOURNAL.
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TIE RIGHT PLACE.-IIe aid up
to the window and asked the clerk /:
is dis here de United States postage
office shop Z
yes, this is the postoffice,' said
the attendant.
well, ali, Mr.. Smifs ont here at
de cross roads tole me to come here
and git him two stomped anvillopes
and deck o postin' keerds.'
He was fully supplied.
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a. n. RICHARDSON & CO.,

PUBLISHERS AGENTS,
III BAY STREET, SAVANNAH, GA,
Are authorized to contract for advertising in
our Paper.
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Call and examine our washing Soaps
Babbels Soap l0cts. cake-Shutzs Star
Soap cakes for 25ets-Shultzs Irish Soap
something nSw in this market, aud the best
washing, soap in the world-it is soap and bI.
ing combined aud challenges comparison.
Ltake Il Hunt.
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Lecture by Judge Van Wyok

JUDGE A. VAN WICK Dear Sir {:
A number Of the citizens of Marietta
being interested in the subject Of
ancient BiblicaI monuments and 9TH
er evidences Of Christianity in the
East, invite you to deliver an adj
dress 10 the Coort House on Tues
day night oath inst, upon Mount
Cavalry and the Sepulchre of
Christ, what you saw, and your
thoughts thereon.
II. NJ. Hammett, j. A. Massey,
J B Campbell, Wm, =. Stephens,
Il. NJ. f Knight, j. G, Sullivan,
II p. McCutcheon, J. A. Griffith,
A. A. VIM, F n. Graves, 7. J..
Atkinson, ID. A. Barrett, Jno. Bar
rett, H c White, A. Keeter, Will.
G.. Mansfield, N G. GignilIiat, W,
+. Gilbert, VIM. Root, w. K Root.
II. 5. Root.
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-MeClaieeey has has just received big lot
If CroekeIy which will be sold cheaper than
the cheapest
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-20

Go 10 McCatchey's for the Best Lime
cheaper than any body =.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-20

A large OF Of Coffee aud Sugar Just re
csived 81 Mo- utebeOp's.
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"A choice lat OF sugar cured canvassed
hams at MoCutcheon & Co.'S.
A fresh supply of Groceries at MoCutch-
on & Co.'S, selling at bottom prices.
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FIELD CROP DEPARTMENT

best display epus romthe
a
the
the best five bales
FO the bate upland
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-20

Bay your Teas from Lease Il Hunt they
vii sell Tea- cheaper and better than can be
purchased elsewhere for the money.
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FOR s ALE.

IoFFER FOR SALE OR RENT, ONE
Store Room Oh Lawrence street. Any person
wishing TO look at the property in my absences
vii please call Cd 1. J. Atkinson or II. r.
Lyon. p. H. LYON. 4
Marfsta, July lst, ls75s-Sm.
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large varied and liberal Premium List Governing all Depart
mens Of Industry, trom which the following extracts
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-20

Go 10 McClatehey's for Lime and Ashes
to manure your land with. ltls cheap by the
car load.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-20

Best on painting (any subj)
Best and drawings on
Best collection drawings girl under arsofn
orc0eg
Best Silver medal and
Sverm
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1875-08-20

All the Grapgers viii do well to trade with
AeClsEchey.
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POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
den vegetables grown by person.
HOME INDUSTRY DEPARTMENT.
ORNAMENTAL NEEDLE WORK.
FINE ART DEPARTMENT.

Best display merit and variety hauci embracing needle w
croceting knitting etc. by one lady
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--MR. Samuel 7. Downs, one Of
our oldest and most esteemed citi
zens, died at his residence on Collins
street yesterday and was buried at
Oakland Cemetery this evening at
I o'clock.-AHanta Commonwealth,
1871 inst. Mr.. Downs at his death
was 10 years, months and 3 days
old. His funeral was largely at
tended and preached by Rev. A. J..
Beck. He leaves a wife and step
daughter and a number of relatives
and friends tc mourn his demise.
Some foe syrup az McClatehey's cheap
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iy30-l2t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-01-09

eine lOl&e aenceruns biefes an fid gu
ten GYfem5 ereeben, eaB man, jeBt
rCbl laaen barf, bic e%inseluen Gomiteen
reeieren eisentliG unb Gle @elddftss
reeeln 1inp in elmer Meile eedneert
rorren. baB lerMibtruu6 inter ben,
Wantel Ger 2esalitdt In l96nfem GIcr
febt.
Gin gomite beri6tet, trenr Go 2uft
bat. unp nur. mas es bert6tsn MIL.
Sreeno Elm eepSbnlider @elsbpor,
ialas, pel&er ben Mttglteoern rsilelS
ben ocer nub nur elmer Mebrbeit nidt
eefdqt oerlhwtneet 1purlOs. unp
pann teldrdnft man fih ni1t nit
einsm Beridt nnb aberldbt ss pann
DC. Mebrbeit Der G~eprdlentauten bar<
iber su entIdetren, netn. pa man .nur
iolde Dinge beridtet, bic man entpes
Der burdbrinBen MIL, Orer, ba fie ro6
su wibtis finp, nm t%oetseIawiesen au
werpen, su SereiteIn frebt, gilt es pann
einen S6ladtplan rurhSuflbrer. un
ras wiro eant eew5bnli6 ~msifsrbaft
In Seene 9eiebt. Wan reib cte DEE
Bate ouf etne tsfimmte 3eit ODER 3abl
au bel&rdnfen, III redter 3eit bic Nors
fraee su fsQen, Die Detatre gang absu,
fdneiren, u. (. 10. unc 70 erreidt ras
Committee, rnS natirlid fetS NIT
rem Spreder 1sbr gut ftebt, Der Mebrs
sabl mad feinen 3wed, b. }. 60 stsbt
@eieBe ni6t aber ras 6aus orer Der
Genat. }i-
Ddau tcmmt nut, nod, rag Der
Spreder Die GorfBer Der @ommtheen
'ernennt, oacurh miro Iein Wunid 8ez
fsbL es 1T cine Irt Ring, Die pa iberaa
an Der SpiBe febt uno 70 trercen mir
our6 cieien re5iert anfatt rur9 uniere
0ertreter.
Wan lele bic @erbanplunsen unieres
Gcnsrehes nit einieer Iufmnflamteit
unp man niro balo eenabr rperpen,
raB ras In @irflidfsft 70 if unb eaB
aud In eieier 5inii6t cine 6efcrm isbr
Notb ltb6te.
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Gineit 0eibdftsmine

wtpmet bic Nep yorter 5anbeIslsituns
tbren 2efern bel @nlaB pes Sabrrsweb>
lels, inbem fe 6dretbt
9n Der alIsemein sebe3ten uno aud
ntGt gang unbesriinpsten 9pfnuns,
oab nit BEN 8esinn pes neuen Sobs
res cine entideieenoe BsGeruns res
@eiddfts etntreten perre, liest Der
Rsim grocer @efabren, auf pelhe re6ts
seitis ~binsuweilen Nufsabe bffentliHsr
Srsane 1T. Sino mir aud ntGt fan
sutnt.9 tn nnleren Grwartunsen be-
trsfs Der pom Gensreb su ersreifenren
MuBreseln CUR 6ernelIuns elmer aabi:
len @aluta, 70 slaubeu mir rO@ auoer>
f6tlib, raB ireeno Elm erfolsrei1er
Shritt nod btelsr Ri6tune setban
miro. uno Elm folder fam niht cbne
sinfise Dirfune auf zen ausemsinen
@eiddftsperfebr bleiben.
Scu eiele Wirfuns aber cine na9s
balttse iein, 70 mIGen nod oiele anrere
Guctoren tn 9bdttefeit seieBt werren.
unp Dor MQeun mi6en MIR ben grtras
paean3en entlaeen, an wel6e mir uns
i'm 2aufe Der lesten pier3ebn Sabre, pie
an wtrflide 8epdrfnii7e sew5bnt boz
ben, terrt bic erfe Beptneuns elmer
rieper berbei3ufdbrenrsn pabreu, ni6t
nur fbetnbaren prpsperitdt, NIT wel1'
leBteren mir uns letoer nur au3u lang,
eetduidt baben, iR bilises eeben : ea>
pom ftnp MIR aber, trcgcem ein3elne Ger
notbrenbieRen Mrtifel pdbrenD ees
leBtfn Sables bepeuteno im preile &C.
fallen finn, beute nod melt entfernt.
Hnlere Snpufrie labprirt nod INNER
an bobsn 25bnen unp pisle tbnner Cbne
empfnbliHen Na1tbeil fir bic arbeis
tenpe,, Glafen niGt eber bernbeelebt
perrea, als bic Mietbe SIetrer unp
ldmmtli6e 2ebensmittel eleidmdsie im
p.etle esfauen iinp. n
@an3 abseleben BON bet Grb5bun8,
tpelds Dae entrertbete @i~rculaticnss
mittsl DcrlGreitt uno Die beute niGt
iber 10 prOsent betrdst fno 9eeen-
wdrtts Die Soften res Gebensunterbal>
tss alIer HlaGen unlerer BeY5lferuns
nod 80 bic 40 prp3ent b5ber- als Dor
Dem 9riesc unb bet fold enuruien Aus>
suben it alleemetne pruipsrttdt cine
unmb8li6fett. D
Der Arteitsr fpmrnt NIT benz bpben
9obne ufGt 70 nett note ScrmalS NIT.
Dem an~ieprteer, Der 3aufmnnR iebt fG.
uul iefne enctrnen sRcienlt 90 refen. ID,
einsr M~uspebnune ieiner rOelNdfte Bes-
srpungen, bte NIT lsineut iGariiaI IN
areenl Mieperbdltnie febt pperfr ereift
gar ja tra9balfseu Gpseulaticns1, trie'
mir rae tpabrenD per periccr i nrSsrfr
lGstntaren prOfperitdt oft eeleben bd'
ben, stne fdnfliGe AufbidbuEa aie NIT
per ~Sprjdbrisen Grifs ~srplDeirt. IT,.