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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-06
THE QUEEN AND THE FAMINE,
A Letter from Charles ParneII,

Mr.. Parnell has addressed the fol-
lowing to the editor of a New York
paper SRA committee has been
formed in Dublin since we landed in
this country, and has appealed to the
people Of America, under the name Of
the Dublin Mansion house committee.
for funds to relieve the Irish famine.
This committee is composed chiefly OF
landlords and government placemen,
avowedly hostile to the people aud
their aspirations. aud is, therefore,
peculiarly unsuited as a channel
through which to send relief to the
starving humanity Of Ireland. We
felt it our duty upon the first publica-
ton OF the names composing this body
to warn the people of America that il
would refuse assistance to those who
are at present resisting eviction. In
making this statement we are guided
by our knowledge. In reference to
Lord Randolph ChurchilFs contradic-
ton of my statement that the queen
gave nothing to relieve the famine il
1917, | find that | might have gone
still further and have said with perfect
accuracy that not only did she Civ,
nothing, but that she actually inter.
cepted e6,000ofthe donation which the
sultan Of Turkey desired to contribute
to the famine fund. In 1917 the sui
tan had offered a donation Of 100000.
bat the English ambassador at Con.
stantinople was directed by the queen
to inform him that her contribution
was to be limited to $4,000, and that
the sultan should not in good taste
give any more than her majesty.
Hence the net result to the famine
fund by the queens action was a loss
Of $4,000.
And this is perfectly well under
stood by students of Irish history.
aud would have been known to Lord
r. Churchill were our history not
prescribed by English schools. The
following passage in Darcy McGee's
history Of Irish Settlers in North
America" throws additional light
upon the subject. THE ezar, the
sultan and the pope sent their roubles
and their Pauls. The Pacha of
Egypt. the Shah of Persia, the En-
peror of China, the R1iahs of India
combined to do for Ireland what her
Z. styled rulers refused to do, to keen
her young and old people living in the
and. America did more in this work
Of mercy than all the rest Of the
world CHARLES S. PARNELL.
New York, Feb. /, 1880.
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General Trade.

Business continues active in all
lines. The iobbing trade is heavy and
round lots of produce arrive freely to
6ud ready purchasers. Yesterday
receipts by steamers from the Ohio
and St. Louis ineulded 2lOO bbls.
-four, 1926 do. meal over 10000 sacks
corn, 1000 sacks oats, 100 do. bran, $50
bales hay, 525 bbls. potstoes, a few
apples, onions and large consignment
Of general merchandise. The corn
was mostly for reshipment, or mill use
here and but little ives on the market.
THE price is firm with an improved
demand. Flour continues'dull in price
with a good jobbing demand meal
maintains its recent advance oats
show weakness owing to liberal re.
ceipts, Hay is scarce and steady in
price. Bran is firm and scarce. Pc
tatoes continue to sell freely but
dealers express doubts as to the future
of prices. Apples arrive in scant
quantities, and when sound are easy
TO dispose Of. All classes Of meats
are heavy aud lower in upper country
markets Here we have a good job
bling request and prices are slightly
off.
FL0UR-Request moderate especially
IN a iobbing way. Quotations for round
1ots are for X, So per Dbl; Xxx, 80 2otl
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No. S75, R. DIN the Probate Court ofSbel.
by county, Tenn,-The Bank of Hopkins.
vile ct. al, VS.. j. d. Darden, OF, al.
I appearing from the original 6nl in
l this cause. which is sworn to, that defen-
dant, }. D. Darden, is a nonresident of the
State OF tennessee, IL is ordered that he make
Probate court, in the Taxing District Of Shell
by county OMemphis), Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in March, 1880, and plead nm
swer or demurr to complsinants bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him
Of this order be published once a week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis PuBIIc
LEDGER.
This January l6, 1880,
A cOpy-Attest:
OWEN DwYER, Clerk.
SCALES q WINCHESTER, Soils. for Commit
190-1Q61QO 100
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For OsceOIy
Trustees Sale.


DY virtue OF a trust deed made 10 me az
OIrustee by NJ: ?. Clements, on the 18th
day OF January: 1873, recorded in the Regis.
ter office in Shelby county, Tennessee. in
Book No %, p 81. | will, al The re-.
quest Of the benedciaries on the 2sth day Of
February, 1880, within the hours of 10 3 nm p.
on the southwest corner ofMain and Monroe
streets, in Memphis, Tennessee, ofIer for sale
l9r cash to the highest bidder at public outcry,
the following real estate lying In said
county and State in section | range 7 of tho
18th surveyors district. and In the 10th civil
district, beginning at a sweet gum marked
J. H., thence south 10 chains and
20 links to a stake 6 links sonth.
So west Of a black oak marked J.. L., thence
east ~ chains and 10 links to stake, as links
north Of a small bridge; thence north alonra
road b chains and 60 'nks 10 a stake, thence
west . chains and 5 links TO a stake, thence
south chains and g. links to D stake, thence
east 81 links, thence ~ east 9 chains and
4 70 the beginning, containing s2,45
acres The equity of redemption is waived.
~ 100 w. d.. BEARD. Trustee
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Attachment Notice.

Before o. d. Crockett, J .P., foSShelby coun,
Irby. :" -
N this cause an attachment having been
1 sued out under section 1855 Of the Code az
Tennessee, and returned levied upon the
property Of tAe defendant, and affidavit hny~
ing been made that defendant is indebted 10
count, and that the claim Is lust, and that
the defendant is a nonresident Of the State
Of Tennessee; is therefore ordered that said
defendant make his personal appearances
before me an the 10th day Of February, 1880,
~ NY OiAce, No. .25 Main street, Memphis
tennessee, and defend said attachment suit
same will be proceeded with ex-pare; and
that a cory Of this order be published once A
week ior four weeks in the Public Ledger.
This the 18th day Of January, 1880.
lis l2i 100 lS6 lie G D. CROCKETT, j. pm
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-06

Queen Victoria has just presented
$3.50 to Private George Dodd of the
British army, in recognition of his
gallantry in saving a child from death
under the wheels of a tram-car in
Dublin. The car was going down q
steep incline, and could not be stop.
ped. Dodd sprang forward to snatch
the child, and would have paid for his
bravery with his life had not the pole
struck him, and knocked him, with
the little one IN his arms, clear of the
rail.
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Lime Kiln Club.

Detroit Free FresS'l
The Lime Kiln Committee on In.
land Navigation was some time since
requested to Investigate the query, Is
tobacco Injurious? and make a report.
and at this meeting the chairman sig
uifed his readiness to go ahead. Leave
being granted, he unrolled his manu-
script and began.
dis committee began at plug to-
baooo airly in de mawnin and quit off
on shorts late at night, We smell.
we chawed, we spit. We visited TO
different obaccO factories, and each one
of EN- tole us dat tobacco was healthy.
We visited sixteen places where dey
sell de weed, an dey tole us de same
thing. w axed cherry man dat
We could git to who chaws
tobacco, an dey all agreed dat
tobacco was powerful soothin' to dc
nerves. Dis committee herself hcz
used plug an fne-cut off an on for
ober thirty vars. Whe hez chawvd
an spit. We hez used it at de hy-
menical altar an at de grave-by de
6ah-side, an in de recesses of de
howlin' wilderness,a an it am our opin-
yum, cut up into solid chunks 12xl2,
dat tobacco nebber hurt nobody,
but hez dun fousands a heap a good.
An so forth, an we will ebher pray.
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1S2 1873 n $50 Nom 7
STATE or TENNESSEE, SHELBY County,
OFFIcE County Court CLERK, !

hNL ANON e 4
OFFtcE County Court CLERK,
Memphis, Tenn, January 90, 1880.
10 Robert j.. Black, administrator OF John
-Q'Leary, deceased.
HAVING suggested the insolvency of the
III estate Of John 0'Leary, deceased, you are
hereby ordered to give notice, by ADVERTISE
ment in some newspaper published within the
said State, and also at the court. house door of
Shelby county, for all persons having claims
against said estate, to appear and file me
same, with the Clerk of the County Court au-
thenticated in the manne prescribed BY law
on or before the Isl day Of May, 1880: and anv
claim not filed on or before said day, or be-
fore an appropriation of the funds of said es-
tate is made, shall be forever barred, both In
law and equity.
Witness my hand, at office. this 18th aay of
January, 1881. OWEN DWYER, Clerk,
BY HUGH B.. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
The creditors of said estate will take notice
ofabove and act accordingly.
This January 81, 1880.
1872 1888 144 $50 x. j. BLACK. AdmJr
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ter managed to escape. In another
locality the wolves entered a yard adj
joining an inn and seized an ass, which
became an easy prey to their %voracily.
At SzalOnta a. shepherd was taken by
surprise and'killed, and in other dis
tricts many persons have had narrow
eseapes.
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1t was proposed to erect a monu-
ment in the village square to the
Father of his Country, and old Squire
Higgins was called upon for a liberal
donation. i cant give anything this
time" he said, but you may know
that | always carry Washington in
my heart" We'll" answered the
maj with the subscription paper, al
| can say is that you've got the Father
Of his country in a very tight spot"
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MISCELLANEOUS

Clear,
Bright.
lnvigorating weather.
Light movement in freights.
The leyee presents a quiet appear
ance.
The Sunbeam is to have new ma
chinery.
Captain James II. Rees left last
night for Pittsburg.
The Centennial, from New Orleans,
arrived at st. Louis.
Major John D. Adams, of Little
Rock, is in the city.
The j. S. Mcdonald and barges
passed up yesterday.
The Joe Kinney left Vicksburg
yesterday for st. Louis.
The Golden City, from New Orleans,
arrived at Cincinnati to-day.
The c. P. Chouteau leaves New
Orleans to-day for Memphis.
The price of ccal at New Orleans
has declined to 80 cents pc. box.
The U. P. Scheuck left New Or
leans last evening for Cincinnati.
The Hattie Rowland cleared last
evening for Arkansas river with a
good trip.
The Bedford Is loading at Bayou
Teche with sugar and molasses for
Cincinnati.
Another big rise is anticipated in the
Ohio river 9nd tributaries after the
melting OF tie spoy.
The barge New 0rieanr sank in the
harbor at st, Louis yesterday, but will
probably be raised.
Tpe bgll and cabin ofthe Natchez
Will he sold AZ CiDciDnati by the L. 5,
marshql ON the lfth lust.
III Paris G, Brown fol New Or.
lcars and Nifaie Lee for Memphis
f. Cincinnati last evening.
The Annie P. Silver, for New Or
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cotton EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
lStandard International Classification. y

Stained cottons are quoted at l1@
12c per pound.
Sales of Gotten yesterday at fourteen
leading markets, including this,
summed up 1890 bales. Of this
New Orleans sold 5000; Savannah
1900; Memphis, 1900; Mobile and
Charleston, each 1000; New York,
$50; St. Louir 800, and other points
less, Norfolk scoring 235, and the least
of the lot.
Receipts Of cotton at all United
STATES ports for the past six days
were 90,434 bales, against Ia, $50 bales
last year, and 145, 974 bales same day
the year before.
The total receipts of cotton at all
United States ports to date are 1882,
5l5 bales, against 3,403, 316 bales at
this date last year, and 3,224,1l9 the
year before, Excess of receipts this
year over last 449,197 bales. The
stock on hand at this time is 9S1, 22O
bales, against $4,000 bales at this
time last year, and 9l9,5G9 bales the
year before. The foreign shipments
TO date are 2,13S,632 bales against
3,0i5,40 bales last year, and l,SOO,39l
the yeaf before. The visible
supply at all points, including
stocks aaoat on January Both, was
2,625,464 bales against 2,436,lSl bales
this date last season.
Current freight rates at present are
as follows From St. Louis 30c per
Dbl; cotton by river to New Orleans,
$l.00 per bale; oil per Dbl 65c cake
$3.50 PEE ton. Cotton 20 Baltimore,
all rail, lie DER cwt; to Philadelphia
72c; to New York 74c; to Boston and
Providence zoe; Fall River SIC; river
and rail &c per cwt. less.
LIVERPOOL COTToNsTATEMENT
For the week ending February g,
1881:
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standardization Notice.

HAVING qualified as administrator of the
IL estate Of. Henry Banshaf, deceased, this
Is TO notify all parties having claims against
the, same, to probate and file them with ma
within the time allowed by law, or they will
be barred. va
Parties indebted to said estate must settle
promptly or they will be proceeded asainst.
SoRUGGs 4 RAY. Att'ys. T6lsS No lie
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-06

HAVING suggested the insolvency OF the
l1estate Of VIM, G. Woodruff, decd. ali
petsens having claims against said estate are
notiheq to appear and file the same with the
cork OF the County Court, authenticated i'm
the manner prescribed by law on or against
the 18th day oEMay, AID, 1880, and L further
give notice that according to law any claim
not hled on or before the above named date or
before : n appropriation Of the funds of said
estate is made shall be forever barred. botb in
law and equity.
HERBERT RHETT,
Admir- of VIM c. Woodruff.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-06

The wolves in the aeighborhood Of
Temesvap, Hungary, continue to com
NIT fearful depradations, devouring
all cattle not confined to stalls or other
PAGES of safety. A priest who was re-
turning home in a sleigh was attacked
by a pack of wolves, and ordered the
driyerto hasten forward. At a sudden
anale of the road, however, the vehicle
was upset and its occupant torn to
pieces by his ravenous assailants be.
tore bis terrified servant could rem
der tue slightest assistance. The lat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-06
"A GARD,

To all who are suffering fgom the errors and
indlscretions. Of youth nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, ETC., L will send
q recigq. that VIII cure You, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send !
selt.addressed envelope to the Rev. Josenh y.
human, Station D, New Yo-k City. '
ll6xxxi IN eodtw
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
BOATS LEAv1Nn THIS IA,
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Ouachita Belle, Arkansas CITY.
James Lee, Friar's Point.
" Nint Shinkle, Cincinnati.
Shields. Commerce.
City Of Yicksburg, Yicksburg.
City of Helena, st. Louis.
Batesville, st. Francis river.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Heny Frank, New Orleans.
Il. IL. Durfee, st. Louis.
James d. Parker, Cincinnati.
Hattie Rowland, Arkansasr river.
City Of Helena, Vicksburg.
IN PORT.
Ouachita Belle, James Lee, Silverthorn.
Vint Shinkle, Shields, 0sceola Belle, City
Of NIcksburg.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-06
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.

The river here declined 10 Inches in
the "A hours ending at noon, and now
stands l6feet 4 Inches above low water
mark, AT Cairo the fall was 7 inches
with q feet on the gauge. At
II. Louisit rose2 inches, with 9 feet 6
inches on the gauge. At Pittsburg
the river is rising, with 1 feet s inches
onlthe gauge. At Cincinnati it is rising
with Il feet on the gauge. At Louis
yilleit declined 2 inches, with 8 feet 4
inchesin the canal. Arkansas river is
falling, with 2 feet 10 inches on the
gauge at Little Rock. White river
is unchanged.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-02-06
COMMERCIAL.
PUBLIC LEDGER OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 6, 1880.

$500 AEN @'FHtN ~ " AglNn y
The local money market is in easy
working order, discount rates being
steady at s per cent, with capital
gradually increasing in volume, and a
very light mercantile demand for
loans.
Exchange maintains a steady po-
s%ition, commercial bills offering freely,
rates being lc off on New Orleans sight
and Eastern without grace. Sight on
a lpoints in New England &c discount.
Drafts on all points sell at par.
A strong tone continues for all
classes Of stocks and uncurrent secu-
rites. Shelby county warrants are
SO to 50; NJ. & c. R. R. stock 1S@2Oc
Mississippi leyee coupons, 18th dis
triet, l5@18c, Memphis gas,
Toe; Memphis bonds, consolidated, 4Oc.
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CO1fon.

The market opened:to day stronger,
and with more active demand,
Influenced by irmer and 1-16th better
prices, leasto on spots, and several points
advanced on futures; also an improve
ment of f-l6d abroad. The indica
tions point toa liberal days business.
Sales yesterday we're $500 bales
to exporters 800, spinners 600, and
spectators, 100, the market closing
quiet as follows:
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WepMbliaautl1e Suupsnftpn.

| Nat Beratbuug nit BEN Wit 3lieberi,
ees Stadtserseuto @omitss Der rsputli=
| tanilAen partsI scn 5eras 1T es bs|diol
fen worosn, cine Staatsccnpsnticn pon
'Oels9aten gu terufen, Die NIT iatlasmeinen
Vpumahten pstissen iein uap All,
~ tttweds dsbfn n24. dr,lSSD -
In Qua;n ,ulanmsntretsn (ousn. II ...
Die oesiGtsssn Goaat;es oerotl, s,psaa
Don Der genoentton niht anDerweita bs
lttmmt mtrb, 3u Detiei en- Na,ahI pou
'Stlmnsn brrfdaist iein, we tts Con
pfnlton, iosI;ae am IL. ::3anun 1870 &c,
bdten ,purpe. -. E:.---.-
.Nue isitpsm crganl'trte oSfr oraaniFets,
'absr niht pertrstsne Counties ,lino au noe,
nigltens elmer Stimme bsrsttiet. e - .
Dts Witsltsbsr bsa @taatsereeutips.
Gumttes weroeu etludt !, barnaA ,u le6en,
bab bte Republifansr IN isosm Der goun>
ties ibrer relpeetiuen fenatorietsn Difriete
eeb0rie orsanifrt tuerpen unb bab ibnrn
etne @sltsenbstt sur Yrdleutatiou tn Der
Gpnpentica eegeben perbe. 80.
Setr obtansspou
IL, :, Gbmunb s. Davis. .,s
Worfssnber rep. Staatssrseuttp, Gumtes.
Nuitin, 1eras, l.. San. 1880.
Dallas, 5eras, San.a. $780,
Damit mir stne eiuise unb barmoa1de
Convention Der 8spublitaner bss Staates
aeras ertalten, uno bamit feine Streitia.
tsit absr ete Nadtsoqfpmmentei! aur Bs.
rufung elmer ipIAen sntasbs, sebe idt bier
NIT benz aufeuf msiae ber,liae 3u(i;m,
muns rno eriude ale 8epubltansr In
Staate. bemssmab gu banssln. 60 III !
mstne Nbfdt, aGe Nnipriibe an ben gpr.
Up oss rspublitaailden Staatserecutip.
eemites aufsuSsbsn, iobalu ene eanltise |
@slessnbstt f@ ba3a biettt.
q. ~. gphram. |
WorFs.nnsr rss. Staaissrseuiip.g 6 on,ltes.
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syoyepb 2amoa's Mitble

In Nsu.Braunfsls mablt iebr sates 8ora.
unb Dsi,snm.ti unb psrlauft In grobsu
Guantttaten In bic llmsessae.
2o,1,tt.
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Sun atsr foroern Die esute sas Doppslts
unp 'Sit iperoea's gewatren mu1su.

Sun atsr feroern Die asute Sas Ooppslts,
uHb iSit perbea's gewabren mlNsu.
> MI3sn ipieberbcHe Nobbe sntyilRst,
In psnmahtissr S0spa6e bic stternosn
5dnee baGeno = mIfsn? guu, rvir
nollsu . OBJ ieten 4ss = 80
1tubsr nidte fnfer. Gut unp esben
ftebeu auf Dem Spist. 50ren 5is nnr
psn pifsn gdrm Sbysr aufssrsetsn Mttst,
ter prantsn - nit anberen ua,ufrieeeaen
tut Gsmplnt warten fe uur auf cine
et!sbtdJtse Qntwost. UNI ibr 3erit6runss
wsrt bier furtsulsBfie uno gh eann iatlt
| ts,abls 3u MAIDEN ! 8rau NotDs, nor
SAtsdsn tsrer fflba taum mssr mad,tig,
bfuatr I'D gu ttrsm Waane berab Du
pirf bid bod nidt bsFnnsn, 9is5sr, tois,
psrte fe ttm ins Obr, semabre Nles,
Nass unp ttfrete uns aus bieler Lobe.
ansif :! ..-- = a..
Wrutsr pdate tsrwsil etpas iasu um.
Der, ponn warfer bem laulhenoen Dt.nsr
etnsH 70 brptenb be,.Hnenbsn Blid III,
bab pisisr barauf6tu tetie aus benz 3immer
periawuao. llup NIT eiasr sefametpisen
gemesung jsbt ietner 9srridaft naber
radsnb, faste @raber pertrauliat NIT
sebdmpft.r Stsmn,e Sd pteeerbole ee,
Oie srS6te @efatr,,f fir Sic aae uno SIR
BeFbtaum litst im ger5us. Oenn Sic
insse nur 0srtrauten 3u mir falfen wua
tea, ,uirbe Id Stnen purfdlasen, bic
fantlle Rsseluns oislsr bSfen Difsrtnsen
in msine 5dnee su ssbsn, unb Id iamGrt
e bisrn,tt. ss ioQte nur ~ Jbrem gor.
ttttl isia Sd serfsts bic Nreeitfr riAtis
5u bstaneeln uno unter bem Daumen 3u
baltsn, 1e ssborhen mir aufs Wort unb
9no, il nadeem, ipdter aud NIT einem
tlsinersn 8urttetl 3ufrieben, spenn ptr its
nea nur jtbt In Nuetnblid hss wtlben
aalbraul.ns wit ,ornisen @nben bsn Wtl>
dsn ttun nnb iles tssublssn. 9ia@bsr lai-
Zen Sie mid nur gang setr0N seua9ren,
fasts er nit ltfitsen, Aussnbliu,sin bin,u.
Sie' 'wsrsen, wie seiast. NIT mantr e.t
tun9 gang 3ufrisbsn isin.
= 49,, (gcrtfeBuns folat.
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Sc : a s..

- -9ie gpnpenttpn Der 6arbtsen in
Dauas bat cine 6eibe bon Beldla6en
sefaBt, IN pelden ite iasen, bas Der aus
Semersefte 8oben lit ben Sltlid bonn
Milfiflippt gelegenea SHeltqatea, 70 tpie
aaS baielbit berrIdenoe slreeitsipitem eine
Au8manberung Der. arbeitenben Slalfen
nutbmenbig made. Sn Ieras iebsa Be-
ftdnte piele NotbipenOisfeit niat eer So
lpep lei frRdtbar anb bic farbise &ace se=
nieBs pieielben Medte, ipie bic weibe. Die
Uarbtsen in Teras toerbett baber bot elmer
poreilisen Musmanberums sewarut unb
bic Tarbisen anoerer Staaten einSelapen
nah 9era8 81 fe,nnen une i'm 0erein
NIT per iaeiBen 8epSlteruns an benz Iufz
bliben te8 StaateS gu arteiten. Der
| farbi9eu 8ebSlferuns tptro c8 brinsenb
ans 5er5 seleSt, ibre ainoer sur Sdule
au ldiden, unb bic Saulen gu ,interltiten.
Gin gerein 5ur unteritiieuns farbiaer
Ginmanberer tpgrbe onf ber gOnuention
ssgrinset tne bereits 8erbanelunsea gum
Nntaai bon 100000 Nder aaub III Som
Green County ansefnapit, in Der IbTdt,
bafelbit eIne Gplpnie bon 6arbigen gu
srInben. s,s4
- Sa Bosqae County wurbs Som
5ariep BON leinsp Gamasera sst6stet,
iastl Ct isine Jraa fo brutal bsbanbelt
bat!t Das ft fars. Die mSset' fae
entfoben.
= Sn pbefps traden amei BaGbise in
ben Stpre ppm 6. Srewn uno rallsten
in benielben 1925 uuo einen Hepelper.
3wei Wsser rurOen aui cen geroaat bin
verbal ftet. bic Gbdter gu iein, parcea aber
wieoer entla6en, ba man ibnen nthts be
,peiieu fonnte. SpGter wurosn Gs pieoer
psrbuitet uno man fano eeu seltcblensu
Mepstper bel ibnen. al
- Bel Wbitr RDd faap man IN einem
Selpe Die Qsihe tes l5jabrisen Ben Sobn
icn. Dsrlslbs rear in tas 8slo sslanpi
wurtsn. I'm unfraut ;u Ysrbrennsn, ans
batts babel lsine 1Iints nitssasRassn. s.
lGaint G9 bur6 unsorlih;t5teit erlhoHsr
,u tatsn, benn ant pale fano Fh sin'
.Sdubwunpe.
| = Sa Auisiu wurDs s. enbraa measr
unss(ebltsm Shnappspeytaaf gu sI0C
/ Stsafs uae 4u9Aentlttsm @sfaasai5 usr
artesilt.
/ - Die po1futlde Don Gan DRsl
mad 9arebo wuree Don orei Msrfauer.
aueebaltsn, pslde ben SrsiSer nit Reopi
pern bserobtsu. Durh ben Wutb sines
Der paRaaisre, esr slstafaas fsiasa Wf
sstser auf sis 0autsr riAtete, wurbt.
phIeltsn psrldsudt. Dem Ser. 5t
Maribal @elowatsr sslana 60 ipatsr, sbi
brit Mann.r gu psrbaftsn. ~
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Derbdngnibupllcs Sabr.
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Muman in sret 1bsilen srn Bertha Mssufi.
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aSnis's 5umburser Bruit.
t,b e peroieut sewis bieies prdeitat, ,oenn
iaum cine 5amilie III gu itubsu, In Der er
nidt betannt. nidt tefannt, uidt beliebt
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I&reibt: SD mar felt adt Wpnater
leioenb. 70 oab id taum seben iomte.
Dani Or. Mu8nfs0Snis's 8 m.
burger Bruftbee bin ih nun lpieber
10 ipeit berselfeat, bab i'd bis Asde mie.
Der bsiubep upp bic sswSbnllh, Saxsar.
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