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j. l.. DETERLY,
Secretary,

Preamble and resolutions of the Union
Democratic Club of the First District of
Kinds county, Miss:
WHEREAS, We would be recreant to
our duty as citizens, did we not express
our heartfelt gratitude to the Demo-
cratic Conservatives of our last Leg
islature for the overthrow of the
the worst State Government that has
ever existed in the great commonwealth /;
that they having driven from office the
vandal horde of eorruptionists who came
into our midst for the ostensible purpose
of robbing and confscating the property
of our citizens and our State revenues,
and whose very acts clearly demonstrates
the truth of this assertion that their
mission was TO steal, plumber and produce
u conflict of races, In order that they
might enrich themselves and perpetuate
their diabolical schemes, by Frustrating
and humbling the people whom they
claim to represent therefore, be it
ReSolued, That We do heartily endorse
the platform Of principles adopted by the
ST. Louis Convention, and that we viii
exert every energy In our power to aid
in the election OF those true and tried
statesmen, Samuel J. Tilden and Thorn
as A. Hendricks, whose names for homes
ty and purity are above reproach,
and their ability is without question,
and that such men are a necessity to the
highest offices within the gift of the
American people, and if elected new
era will have dawned upon this land.
Sd. Resolved, That we recognize in
G. Z. Hooker, our representative in
Congress, champion of our liberties
whose ability none viii deny, and whose
past services command our entire conf
dence and respect and as a guarantee
for his future conduct, and we therefore
pledge ourselves that we will work with
undated zeal for his reelection.
4th. Resolred. That we tender our
thanks to the Kinds county Senator and
representatives. in the State Legislature.
for their manly and dignifed course in
which they discharged their duties entrust-
ed to them at our hands. We assure
them that it would be our greatest
pleasure to promote them to higher POI
sition than they now occupy.
5th. Resolced, That the recommends
ton of President Grant to disfranchise a
portion of our people on account of Tilt
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FIVE MILES WEST OF JACKSON,
Mss, August 18th, 1876.

The Union Democratic Club was or
gained, and elected the following Off
GERS
B. H, Pitman, President.
L. S. Jones, Vice-President.
l.. f. Afford, Vica-President
j. l.. Deterley, Secretary
B. 6. Harris, Treasurer
j. NJ. Deal, Sergeant-at-Arms.
The Club now has sixty members
fifty five whites and five colored. At
the meeting of this Club, august 30th,
1876, a resolution was adopted that the
preamble ard resolutions read ard also
adopted, should be published in the
jackson papers, as news. All regular
meetings, Wednesday night in each
week, and all persons of all cclors what
soever are requested to come.
The meeting adjourned to meet Sept
9th, 1876.
B. II. PITMAN,
j. l.. DETERLY, President.
Secretary,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Election Proclamation.
Executive DEPARTMENT,
JACKSON. MISSISSIPPI

JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI. Z
October 4th, 1876
WHEREAS The Constitution OF this Stale'
Section %. Art xii, provides that represent
tives in the Congress o, the onllea Sta, On
from this State, shall be elected biennial y, on
the Tuesday next AFTER the first Monday OF
November; and
WHERE4s, The laws of this State. Eevised
Code Sec 3d. require THAI the number OF lice
tors Of President and Vice-i'resident Of the
United states to which this State may be en-
titled shall be chosen By the qualified electors
OF the State at large, on the Tuesday neA'
after the first Monday of November, IN the
wear in which an election OF President and
Vice President may occur;
Noto Therefore, l, ]. NJ. SToSE, Governor OF
the State of Mississippi, do issue this, my
ProcIamat ton, giving notice to the quail ed
electors there Of that an election will be holden
at the several election precincis in said State
on
Tuesday. November 7th, 1875,
the same being the Tuesday next after the
first Monday of November, for the purpose oil
electing one Representative in Congress from
each of the six Congressional Districts, to re-
present this State in the XLNth Congress, and
Eight Electors of President and Nice-Presl-
dent of the United States.
And do enjoin the Boards of Registrars OF
the several counties in this State 90 hold ano
conduct said election in al respects according
10 law and due return thereof make 10 the
office of the Secretary of State
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l have hereuntc
my hand, and caused the Great Sea
RI. 81 of the State of Mississippi 70 be affixed
at Executive Office, in tic city of Jack
son, this 4th day Of October, 1876.
j. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
JAMES HILL, Secretary of State.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE of Deed Of Trust executed
ID on. the 10Th day of February, 1874, by
Horny Davis and Laura Davis, his wife, SAIL SAID
deed having been duly recorded in pages Use
ana $50 of Deed Book No 4 of Kinds county,
State of Mississippi. l. Alexander Virden
Trustee, viii sell on the second day Of D l,ll
bouse in the city of jackson. Mississippi, and
within legal hours, to the highest bidder for
ash. AT pa bic auction, the following described
land situated ia the county Of Kinds: state o
Mississippi and more particularly described
as follows: To-wit: the El4 Of NV and 81.
of VIZ NWl4 of Sec. %, Township = Range
west containing one hundred and twenty acre'
ments. kereditaments an iappurtenauces there
to belonging. Said property is sold TO satisfy
a certain note described in said Deed of Trust
| will convey only such title as - vested IN m'
Inv said Decd Of Trust which is believed t.
be good ,,,,, q,
Jackson. Oct - lS76--td
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Sheriff Sale.
w. II. TRIBETTE,

w. II. TRIBETTE,
ll401 vs.
c. J. BoZEMAN, Surviving partner Of Fila
G. J. BOHEMIAN AND A. j. DUNN.
DY VIRTUE of the above stated wr, TO me
I'D di ected from the Office Of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Kinds County, for the First
District thereof, ! will sell at public auction,
TO the highest bidder for cash, within the hours
prescribed by law, in front CT the City Hall
in the City Of jackson, on the first ionday,
the 9th day Of November, 1876, all the right,
title and interest the Defendants have in and
to the following described property, to-wit
The 4 Of lot 5, section %, and sw1t of a
section "a; all in township 3, range /, west,
lying and being in the county Of Kinds and
State of Mississippi, Levied upon as the pro-
perry of the above named defendants, and
will be sold to satisfy the above stated case,
and all cost.
s. B. THOMAS, Sheriff.
Oct, TO- '7G-3w,
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Lincoln County q,
BRooKHAvEN, MISS, Oct. II, 1875.
D. l.. D.

BRooKHAvEN, MISS, Oct. II, 1875.
EDS. CLARION 1t affords me pleas
ure to inform you that we are getting
along politically very we'll. We have
nine Democratic clubs organized in Lin
coin county, with membership in the
aggregate of over 1000 voters. So far,
but few negroes have joined our clubs.
Don't know Of a single Radical club in
the county. Nearly all the white Radi-
Gals have renounced their allegiance to
psrty, and those that have not publicly
done so are very luke warm and are do
ing nothing towards any organization.
The Indiana, Colorado and Ohio elections
have pretty we'll settled them into do
nothing state. 1 feel pretty confident by
proper efforts ON the day of election
great many negroes can be induced to vote
with us.
| am very respectfully,
II. P. ATKINS.
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From FOrest-RndGeIy Skinned.
FOREST, Oct. "a. 1876.
| am very respectfully,
II. P. ATKINS.

FOREST, Oct. "a, 1876.
EDS. CLARIoN.-It gives me much
pleasure to write you when | have ''some-
thing good to tell you" Last Friday was
a day of victory TO the Democracy of
Scott, and, according to appointment,
ex.Gov. Powers was on hand TO SAY his
Nv agreed to a division of time with our
s'gang," and Capt. W. C. Hardy was
requested to edo the honors," and be
did it. The process of dissection was
systematic and complete in all things.
would review the speech of Gov.
Powers but do not wish to tax your pa
tience or trespass on you space, suffice It
to say that his arrangement of the Dem
Ocracy was only in name, and sounded
very much like the hired man or gov
eminent ohice-seeker. 1t isa well known
fact Of course that be IS one of the hum
dreds of blood suckers who have helped
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Citation,

In Re- )Tba State q,
No. II Estate VIM. J. Austin, Mississippi.
deceased. Kinds County.
Chancery Qst District) Court, September
Term, A. D., 1876
Wills cause coming on to be heard the mn
Il ton for an order of Publication in tbe
matter OF the petition of the Administrator
In the above styled cause, for a final settle
ment and discharge, said petition being duly
sworn to according to law, and 1t appearin y
70 the satisfaction of the Court that several of
the defendants thereto are NONRESIDENT Of
this State, so that the ordinary process of the
court cannot be served upon them. to-wit !.
william Z. Austin, residing and having bis
postothce address at SCOTS Station. HarTisnr
county, Texas and Mrs Flavia RYAN re-
siding and having her postofice address a =
Dyersburg, Tennessee. tits therefore or5ered
that publication be made in the CT ApIov =
newspaper printed and published in the conn
" OF Kinds, State aforesaid once a week far
four consecutive weeks, commanding them
and all persons interested in said estate to he
and appear at a Term of this Court to be holden
on the fourth Monday of March, A. d.. 1877
70 snow cause, If any they can WHY said nett
tIoA should not be granted II is furtber ~.
dered that the Clerk of this Court mail a COW
OF tins order, postage prepaid directed to eaeh
OF said nOn-re sident defendants.
Ordered Sept. 49, 1876.
w. T. RATLIFF. Clarp
By A. G. MOORE. D. q
true copy from the Minutes. y
w I. RATLIFF, Clerk
By A. G. MOORE, d. C..
Oct. ID l876-4w.
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Tippah County.
R1PLEY. MISS. Oct. sd. 1s76.

RIPLEY, MISS, Oct. Esd, 1876.
Editors Clarion: Saturday last was a
jolly day in our town. According to
previous arrangements of the Central
Club here, with the Co opeaation of the
various Clubs of this county, grand
Democratic demonstration of the De-
mocracy of old Tippah aided by
many from adjoining counties, was
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Betting Ia New TOrk--.EEurr.s,R ::
for TiIdem.

New York, Oct. 27.-There were
large investments last night, at both
Morrissey's and Johnson's. The general
result opened even, but at o'clock it
was 5000 to S175 in favor of Tilden !:
and on the State $1,000 to 800 in favor
of Tilden.
Special to the Vicksburg Herald.I
MERIDIAN, MISS, Oct. 27.-Wesley
Greenlea, colored, was hung here, at 10
o'clock, this morning, for the murder Of
Press. Harris, another negro, some two
years ago. The execution took place
outside the jail Enclosure, in the presence
of large coneourse Of people. The
condemned bore himself with fortitude:
he made some remarks from the scaffold,
a medley of exhortation, prayer, and
nonsense, but made no allusion to his
crime, or his guilt or innocence This is
the first recorded case of legal homicide
in Lauderdale county. FL.
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DEsCRIPTION :

Henry Nelson is aged about Y years. hlu-
,+to. ( Feet liz inches in height was sen
fenced from Lee county, May 10th, 1876 for
seven years. co - .
Smith Anderson is aged about 20 years J
hlack complexion: 5 feet inches in height
was sentenced from Kinds county, July 24th,
1876 for Eve years.
0rt I'D 1li-lN-
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TINS standard article is compound
cd with the greatest care.
It's effects are as wonderful and as
satisfactory as ever.
1t restores gray or faded hair TO its
youthful color.
1t removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruf. 1t gives the head n
cooling, soothing sensation Of great
comfort, and the scalp by its use
becomes white and clean.
BY its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing badness, and maxi
ing the hair grow thick and strong.
AS dressing, nothing has been
found so efIectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, MD, State Assaycr
of Massachusetts, says, 1.-The con-
stituents are pure, and carefully Sc
lected for excellent quality and
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
Price One Dollar.
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Calhoun County.

DRIVER FLAT, Oct. 81, 1876
Editors Clarion: Driver Flat Demo
cratic Club was organized Sept. Both,
1875, with twenty members. 1t now
numbers ffty-four We are unanimously
for Tilden and Hendricks in this part of
Calhoun county.
JAMES MARTIN, Pres.
R. 3. ROGERS, Sec'y.
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,,;..:a;; C..a, R,;1road In Equity.
Company, New Orleans, Jack
son ard Great Northern Rail-
road Company, ct al.
TN PURSUANCE to a decretal order male
i by said Court in said cause, the under
signed, as Clerk and special Master of said
Court, will, on the 10th aad 18th days of Ocio-
Der next, in the Office of the Clerk of the
Chancery Court in the city of Holly Springs
Miss. and on the 23d and 9th day of October
next in the office of the Clerk Of the Chan
Gerry Court, in the city of Grenada, Miss
aud on the Both and 3lst days of October next
in the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF the United States, in the city Of jackson
Miss, and from the LIST to the 10Th of Novem-
Der next, in the Office of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court of the United States, in the city OF
Oxford Miss. proceed TO take proof of the
amounts due the Compliments or Defendants
or other persons who may hold any of the
bonds or coupons described in the Deeds OF
Trust filed with the bill or answers, and who
may desire to claim, under .the decree in said
caus =, and whether the same be due upon
bonds coupons interest upon coupons OIL
otherwise under said deeds of trust.
This September 18th, 1876,
Ct. r. HILL, Special Master.
Septic '76-4w.
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Itawamba County Again.
EuLTON Oct

Fulton, Oct. %, 1876.
Editors Clarion: Please send us 2, 800
Tilden-H tickets l will vouch
for l 800 of them being voted.
Yours,
DAVID JOHNSON.
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Same In the United States Circuit
2371 VS. Court for Southern District
Same. of Mississippi, In Equity.
10y ORDER of said Circuit Court the proof
Id taken and claims proven under the fore
going notice, will also be reported by me to,
and become evidence, and part of the proceed
ings in said cause in said Circuit Court.
GEORGE r. HILL,
Master Commissioner
NJ 10 '7etd
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ALABAMA, Arkansas, Connecticut.
Georgia, Indiana, West Virginia-fifty.
FIVE electoral votes scored on the first
round. Set 'em up again.
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GUT1I1gIEl
Gin Manufacturing VI
Wamnmracto-y I'D Amite' '.'

DRICE Of our IMPROVED AA'-...
A. GIN. with dustcr O., aui n.. ....-
ment II, composed OF % series o.a.-et
Sheet Blades, for the purpose ,....| r
the Cotton, freeing 10 Iom ~ rHf
thoroughly cleansing 70 from n.
eign Substance. Sa ca per say i......
SELF-FEEDEH. ~ 4j per sa" A-t #
zEA-All Orders filled uudcra Fun ''
Juue 2l-2t.
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Ladies', and Children. uns.-u..

Ladies and LllI1rol9 Un1tFWsr
An Immense stock o.. GuuIm. 4rIr
Goods, at worry gJcaI ..ue..r.
Ladies' Complete OuHfs a. Eutu# ......
Infants Complete OuFats. t.s.laul ..t.
mr. Full cuulo40- Uf tH. ...r.
with directions for aet-me.unm..
free on application to alI part. uI uos...
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Mourning Costume aui Outfit. a .ns.
and orders filled 0u IT, HHr. ....
Misses and Children Costumes alH s....
very reasonable rH.#
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In the District Court of the United States fo
the Northern District of Mississippi.
John Newell, J. b. Alexander,
Illinois Central Railroad Com
panY, ct al.
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MIS- CELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS
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the FORGED AFFIDAVIT.
! ffttit-o.
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
E.,ss,aar f'orn-v


Befors lne. w. w Chisolm, Judge of Pro-
bate. In aud for said county personally
came Perry Moore, 10 me welI-known a a
Just and reliable citizen IN said county. who,
after being By me duly sworn according 10
law. drposeth and says. that he as with
the United States forces under the command
OF General Sherm IN, in the county of Laud :
erd ,ic, in the year (lS64) eighteen hundred
and sixty-four, in said State OF Mississippi,
on ar about the 20lh day OF February, of
sail year, on the road leading from Marion
Station. TO Hiilsboro, in Scott county.
Mississippi. and lie. the aforesaid, saw at
one White. gin. on said read, a5out eight
or ten miles from Marion Station. The said
United States fore 5 put fire 10 and burn
one hundred and eighty four bales Of lint cotton
Use, belonging To Robert j. Moseiey.
They, the said United States forces, stated
and told me it was by order OF General
Sherman.
PERRY MOORE.
sworn to a d subscribed before me this, the
[sEAL.I ID day of February, A. D., 1867
w. w. CHISHOLM.
Probate Judge.
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card rren. w. cI.ssss4...
GRErxuoop. Mss. Der. Is, 1876

Editors Clarion: | respectfully qn'-'
that sou publish this my reply TO cer.ziii
charges which appeared against me IN =
columns at your issue of the Sd lust 4 i
ask that other papers that lave copied tie
article will likewise do me the justice T.,
cspv this. II there be those who think
have been slow in giving attention To this
matter, I will state that as candidate far
Congress | have been basT in the canva :
a=@y from home and have been Gem pelit q
70 rely upon correspondent To procure
such docume' tarY evidence as | dee med
i'm nprr4nt Tor my YIndication.
Your readers win remember that tht
main charge, and the one upon which al
the others were based, was contained in the
affidavit of one George L. Welsh, and wlI'o ct
/ | here reproduce:
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on hand and being manufactured H.. ...
most beautiful 100 tbo c..g. tHI 81.
most attractive prices.
We also call particular attention .lo. .r
stocks off
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS.
LACES AND ENENDluEMEs
UPHOLSTERY GOODS
HOUSEHOLD TuEtITUM
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
BOYS CLOTHING ANu
LADIES BOOTS ANU sN.
The Domestic and Housekeeping 5g.
are stocked with goods from the hrt. a.
auction sales, 40 prices I..oH e..
of maputncuru.
CARPETS AT GRAND STREET HE.
aud at greatly reduced u..
VELVET CARPETS. from u,
BODY BRUSSELS. from sd -ulu.
TAPESTRIES, from 81 un.
THREE-PLlS, from eI l2is ut
INGRAINS best. So; cheapest. aI.H.
OIL CLOTllS. nom "D CENTS ur.
bay Headquarters for LN0m
Best FLooH CovEnrNa IN rlg Wu.
E5- SAMPLES OF GOODS sEWfH
ON application 90 am ports ui ho CoHH
re- ORDERS FOR GOODS of Gmr
scription Carefully Filled without r..
ana Goods Packed mud ForwlrIo|u H.
tination.
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on hand and being manufactured HI
most beautiful iu tUo c.ty luI %
most attractive prices.
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| l certify that the foregoing is true
copy OF the original papers, and that the
name subscribed thereto. purportiug to be
| the genuine signature of Perry Moore is a
| BASE FORG cry. AND so ADMITTED
/ TO Me BY w. W. CHISHOLM, at the
nne | arrested said papers in his handS
| Said Chisoln was ut that time Judge o.
| the Probate Court of hemptr county, and |
/ - LII ,,f Il lrhIIIt
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Notice.

" JAMES AM, Hill, Secretary of State.
, 1876-07-04

$3tnrp Worris uno So{epb Mi1er.
beiee furbie. ansetIast lpeset S.untem-
belt unb S4tdscrei III Der GtraSe.
Worris wuroe So seitraft unb Wtlaer
~entlaien.
Berry SbieIos. farbis, ansetlast ios.
gen Sdldserei, tuuroe SIS eeitroft.
Sobn Corr, Srunfenbeit uno unor-
bentliden 8etragen's wuroe ,uesen Man
ast on 8irsi9uit auf 80 Gage in bic
Sail seIaubt.
@aliuo MaHie, cine altc MiHstbdte'
rim, ansetlast 9drm auf Der StraBe 9e-
mudt an baben, iuuroe auf 80 Sase in
Die Sail seianot.
Sobn GSparbs. onseflaet SO in Ser,
Staaten papierseIb bon 8stlp Sbomos
ositoblen Su baben. ,uuree BON Der An.
ttage entIaHen. aber tpeseu Mansel al
Siirsidoft fir 80 Sage, in Die Sail &C.
ianot.
Mi1iam Yoinoerter unb Watiloa
Sobnion, ansetIast we9en Gbebrud, ent
laiien.
, 1876-07-04

Sames @iper 8ramerei.
Wir batten eeitern oas @ersniisen Elm
@las Bier BEL Dem Serrn s.. @eiterbpfj
su t~rinfen, peI1ss BON ouBeroroentIi1sr
Site uno einen lieblihen @el6mad
bate. Da es 10 auBersem0bnlih gut
i9medte, erfunbisten mir urs, NO BAL.
ielbe 9ebraut, uno erfubrcn su nnierer
Jreuoe, oaB es BON Der Sames 3ipsr
Yrauerei 1ei. Das Bier bat Den glei1cn
@eidmad, pis oas bier 10 uiel setrunfe-
ne, 8ersrer & gnsels, 8bilaosIpbia
Bier uno bat fir bic @irthe ben 8or-
tbsil, baB bieielben lshr an Gis iparen.
ba baHelbe sIeid, ,uemn es pom Mutter.
faB %abge5ogen. ansgefabren uno bic
5empelatur bdlt bis ss on Die reip.
@irtbihaftsn abSeliefert wiro.
@ir baben barber lpreden b6ren,
bab burd Yumpen bas Bier perliert uno
einsn iibslrishenoen &elsrsel9mad Be-
fommt, bod Iino bic 2eute barber i'm
Srrtbum uno perusdieln oft Die urlas
den. @enn Bier inter einsm 9rnd
BON reiner Suit 9ebalten, pirb Die
Goblenldure bsmislben nidt 10 iebr ent-
aoser. als menn MIR 10 pisl Guft bin5u,
9elaNen ,piro, als notbwenois i'll, an e.
a%bsusapien; aber Is tommt ~beion0ers
auf Die SUIT on, Die benz SIsrc 5ugefibri
mirb.
9ie Geanluft 1T bduis sefawdn-
CERT nit Observation-Disclosures, lpel4es
leidt pom Bier obieibirt wiro. u
wurbe ms BON einem Wirtbe bemertt
bab oft bas Bier bic &0bren (oie unbe-
binst ftets isbr rein 9ebaIten weroeu
muKsn) i9warS }arbe, mas l6on Den
Beweis Iiefert, baB ii1 54pefeliuGier-
iiofsas irsenOwo b%efinost, oenn oalieI'
be srsift iDsar Silbsr an, tuopon man
leitt ii9 iiberjensen fann, iuenn man
einen lilbsrnen Sbecl6fiel nit Dem Got.
ter eiues Sibner.ies. norm aub oisles
Gas entbalten, in 8eriibrang briugt.
inosm ocrielbe ii9 ounfel idrben miro,
gSir fonnen oesbaIb be~nienisen, 'pel9e
Yumpen bahsn nar ratben ii1 por5yle'
bsn.bab lie feline nnreinc2uft in i9r Bier
brineen. I'm oieies su per6iiten lese mon
einfa9 bas &obr, poour9 Die 2nft aus
Bier 9spumpt pirb. a~uberbalb bes Sau'
ies uno laie ss momDsli9 nod bnrd
Gis 9eben, alsbann lit es unmbglih.
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fam nod baSur4 perbehert iueroen.