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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-09-11
Underwear.


Sunday, in the city. Three Golden Gates.
jackson street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Complete assortment for children. ladisa,
and mems wear. B. F. ZAHM & Co., ~
l57 and 16l West 7th street, Seven Corners.
Fischbein Bros. have on hand the largest
stock of ladies' lace and plated collars in the
city. Call and examine, at Seven Corners.
Fine striped Monte Cloth, Dress Goods, 10
and 1sx cents yard, New York Novelty
Store, 90 West Third street.
Dolmans, CIoaks and Uisters,
For ladies and children, just received at
M Strouse's, IS E. Third street.
Laces in black, white and cream, at Fisch-
.bein Bros, Seven Corners.
Novelties S2
In Ladies' Neckwear just received at
strouse's, IS E. Third street:
Blankets aud EIannels. teff
select and choice. full line of Blankets.
Flannels and Cassimeres, aud eleg ant Cloak
ings, just received st Lindeke, Ladd & Co.'S.
Bargains
In Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, &c., at
6trouse's, 35 e. Taird street.
Charlie Caldwell sets the best dinuer to .aav.
Sunday, in the city. Three Golden Gates.
Jackson street, between Fourt' sad Fifth.
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comlng Tarin Convention.

New York, Nov. 11.-Four hundred
delegates to the tariff convention to be
held in this city on the Goth and Both
inst.,. have already registered with Sec
retary M. Hanlon, 305 Broadway. The
delegates represent nearly every indus
try. Western and southern delega-
tions are announced; others are yet to
be appointed by the state governors,
who have expressed their intention to
participate. The subjects already an
nounced are: 1st. "U. s. treasury de-
cisions;" ID. Tariff revision by COM
mission;" Sd. "Reduction of inter
national taxation;' 4th. "Balance OF
trade, and promotion Of ship building
interests.'' The delegates are ex-
pected to furnish statistics OF trade,
showing the following three great
points of the protectionists: 1st. In.
fIuence Of protection on reduction Of
manufacturers prices; I'd. Increase in
rate Of wages; Sd. Expansion and ad.
vancement of agricultural interests by
growth Of home manufactures and our
hdomestic Industries.
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New York, Nov. 10.-The Post says:
Folger takes the treasury next Monday
and If he fails to get two millions of
bonds Wednesday, he will Issue call
for extended 6s and order prepayment
with rebate.
MacVeagh after having long talk
with the president retured to Phila-
delphia.
Postmaster General James refused to
talk on the star route cases, only say
ing that there were a hundred other
strong cases against the defendants
which the statute of limitations does not
exclude aud would 60 on by indict-
ment.
The Won Steubens sailed yesterday.
Secretary Window states that the
expenses of refunding under him less
than 81, 500.
Albany, Nov. 11.-Returns from the
state received by the Epening Journal
put Carr's majority at 10000. The
Journal says if these figures stand, ali
his associates ON the republican ticket
except Huested are certainly elected.
The Journals figures are: Sennte, IT;
democrats; 15 republicans; assembly,
81 democrats; 81 republicans.
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Washington, Nov. 10.-The election
Of a democratic member Of the house
Of representatives from the 11th New
York district. destroys the majority Of
the straightout republicans, and they
will be able to muster only LAG votes,
one less than majority. The republi-
cans here are not very much concerned
over this, as they express no doubt Of
being able to pick up the one vote re-
quisite to constitute majority without
much trouble. They have nine green
hackers, two Virginia readjusters, and
one New York independent republican
to recruit from, and their calculations
are therefore based on a good founda-
tion; although, If these twelve men,
bers, who belong to neither Of the reg
gular organizations were to combine,
they could dictate their own terms, but
since the readjusters Of Virginia are
indebted for their success in their state
elections to the aid of the republicans.
there is no doubt that the two readjus-
ter members from that state will vote
with the republicans in the organiza-
tion of the house.
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The Position In New York.

Albany, Nov. 10.-The Euening Jour
nal claims the election Of the republi-
can state ticket, with the exception Of
Huested for treasurer, from 10 to H.
600 majority. 1t gives the senate to
the democrats by two majority and the
assembly by two or three majority.
The Tribune says: The loss of the
New York assembly is not parhaps a
matter Of great Importance. It may
even have the good effect Of showing the
republicans throughout the state that
they cannot win the elections by stay
ing at home. The loss Of the senate is
moro serious matter, The saving Of
any one Of the ten. districts which have
been lost would have tied the senate
and given the casting vote to the re-
publican's lieut.. governor. That none
Of them were saved seems due to three
causes: Republican apathy, weak re-
publican nominations, and democratic
bribery.
The Times says: Summing up the re-
suits Of the state election, 1t is i'm.
possible to deny under the existing coz
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Springfield, Mo-, Nov. 10.-A most
diabolical outrage was perpetrated on
Monday night at Seymour, Webster
county, a new railroad town on the
Kansas City, Springfield and Memphis
line. A large number Of people were
gathered there, living in tents and huts,
awaiting the erection of houses. In
one tent lived newly married man by
the name of McLane. During Monday
night Henry Carter and Frank Brown
entered the tent and while one ruffian
held the revolver at McLane's head
the other ravished McLane's wife.
They then changed places and the other
villain performed the same vile act.
An alarm was given Immediately and
large party started in persuit. Brown
has been captured and Carter will no
doubt be taken. Judge Lynch Is like
ly to settle their case,
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Milwaukee, Nov. 11.-Claims made
to-day at Lacrosse by the chairman of
the democratic state central committee
saying the state is yet in doubt. are not
based on the returns. Sufficient returns
are now In to insure beyond doubt the
election of the entire republican ticket
by pluralities from z to 10000.
Secretary Payne Of the republican
state central committee places plu-
ralities at to II, 900 with the legisla-
ture 81 republicans to 46 democrats on
joint ballot. No question whatever Of
the election of the republican state tic
ket.
Returns to-day make it certain that
the republican state ticket was elected
byo yer Z, 900 majority.
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Washington, Nov. 1.-THE Virginia
democrats are badly cut at the election
of Cameron. They predict that the re-
adjusters and republicans in the legisla-
ture will fall out over the election of
U. S. senators.
Malone has pledged Lewis senatos-
ship if he will consent to let his name
be used on the readjuster state ticket.
Lewis consented on this condition,
and he holds that the readjusters are
bound to make him senator.
Cameron, Riddleberger and Auditor
Massie, all prominent readjusters. want
to be senators, and will make efforts to
be elected. The democrats hope and
believe that the republicans and read
jrsters will fall out over this position.
If they disagree the democrats will pro-
pose to elect Gen. Wickham, straight
out republican. If the republican
members Of the legislature will unite
with them, the democrats will gladly
elect a republican to beat the readjus-
ters, and it is thought that the national
leaders of the republican party would
in view Of the narrow margin In the
senate, advise the election Of Wickham
rather than have coalitionist senator.
Richmond, Nov. 10.-Returns from
eight counties and cities covering over
two-thirds of the state make Cameron's
(republican) majority, 80 far, about
| fifteen hundred. Thirty-two counties
yet to hear from will considerably in
crease these figures; but from estimates
made from careful calculations his
total majority in the state will not
reach 10000, and may fall much lower.
The readjusters however, still claim
Cameron's majority will not be less
than 1000. The legislature, accord
ing to the best estimates that can be
now made stands, readjusters 81, DEM
ocrats 43. Senate, readjusters %. dem
ocrats 18, majority for the readjusters
on joint ballot Of 18.
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Washington, Nov. 10.-Internal Rev
enue Agent Chapman at Atlanta, Ga,
reports by telegraph to Commissioner
Raum, the following: Friday last i
seized package Of Illicit whiskey from
W. F. Fuller in Habasham county. In
my presence he avowed his purpose to
put bullet through Taylor. Love,
whom he supposed had informed
against him. I have just learned he
has since mortally wounded Love, firing
two loads Of buckshot, one Of which
passed through his wife's bonnet onlhel
head.
Commissioner Raum notified Chap
man to consult with the district attor
ney and to use every possible means t.
secure the arrest and punishment o.
Fuller.
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Washington, Nov. 10.-But few in
Washington are surprised at the decision
of Judge Cox, who grants a motion to
strike of the information against the
star route conspirators and discharge
the defendants. The court room was
crowded, the audience being very
largely composed of the friends of the
accused. AS soon as the judges de-
cision was made, VIM. E. Cook, assist
ant to the attorney general, read a
statement which he had evidently pre-
pared In anticipation of this result. He
denied the statement Of District Attor-
ney Corkhill that :the attorney general
had been consulted by him in regard to
the adjournment Of the grand jury, and
claimed that Information had only been
resorted TO after the government had
been prevented from asking an indict-
ment until after the,statute Of limita-
conld have begun to operate. On the
part Of the prosecution he promised
that the ACCUSED would not long be
able to exult. They would be brought
before the grand jury and before the
petit jury, and they would have all the
opportunity they apparently desired to
defend themselves upon the proceed
ings, against which no technical obiec.
tion could be raised. si
He said the assassination Of the pres
ident occurred on the morning of the
"a OF July. On the Wednesday pre-
viouS, at the PRESIDENTS request, he
mad conversation at the White HOUSE
with him on the star route cases. Az
Yer full explanation, the president
expressed himself as fully satisfied will
what had been done, but urged that ths
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San Francisco. Nov. 10.-A Seattle.
Washington territory, dispatch says:
A letter has been received here from
DeHanshaw Ward, who is largely in
terested in the Onderdock contract on
the Canadian Pacific railway, stating
that he is going to China for the pur-
pose of contracting for one thousand or
more Chinamen to beIbrought to Brit
ish Columbia for work on the railroad.
He states that he has great difficulty in
getting white men to work on the
road.
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F Washington, Nov. 10.-Sixty thous-
and circulars have been mailed to'vari-
Gus parts Of the country by the Garfield
memorial committee, and to foreign
consuls by Sec'y Blaine, who will soon
supplement these by personal notes to
the consuls requesting them to. bring
the matter to the attention Of the
courts to which they are accredited.
Auxiliary commissions will be organ
lied in the larger cities of the United
States to solicit subscriptions. Twelve
Thousand dollars haYe been raised hero.
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The New York Michigan relief fund
amounts to s125, 1885.
The Georgia cotton crop is reported
short 80 per cent compared with last
year.
The faculty of the Detroit university
have suspended twenty-five Students in
connection with the recent watermelon
affair.
The treasury department yesterday
purchased 250, 900 ounces of fine silver
for delivery at the Philadelphia, New
Orleans and San Francisco mints.
A Ne,rs special from San Antonio,
Texas, says Julius Stark for robbing
the {. S. mails, was sentenced to peni-
tentiary for ten years. VIM. Petty,
same crime. life imprisonment, at City
of Mexico.
Conductor G. II. Rhoades. of the
Wisconsin Central railroad, was tried
to-day in the municipal court for en-
bezzlement from the company by re-
tanning fares paid. was found guilty.
Sentence suspended until 2lst inst.
Chicago advices state that fire
broke out in Kelly, Rathbone & Co. Is
lumber yard at Sisson &c Lilling's mill,
Spring Lake, Mich, yesterday. The
lumber is entirely destroyed; loss $780,
900; insurance 500, 900. The mill was
saved.
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ditions that this is a decisive victory

ditions that this is decisive victory
for the republicans; that it establishes
beyond doubt the steadfastness of the
party and its ability to hold its own
against any ordinary obstacles under
fair management of its affairs; but the
figures also show that the party was
never more restless under the disci-
pline of mere partisan leadership, never
more independent and determined in its
Independence where this discipline has
been carried beyond proper limits.
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London, Nov. 10.-Gladstone in his
speech at Guild hall last night, declared
that the law will be enforced with firm
ness and decision in Ireland. Its en-
fQrcement has been entrusted to those
agents who have already earned the
gratitude Of their countrymen by the
courage and exemplary patience with
which they perform their duties.
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New York, Nov. 10.-By.the break
ing of steel twisted rope, the elevator
in the Belvidere hotel fell from the 9th
floor to the basement. John Mercer.
porter. was fatally injured, and others
in the car severely injured. Their
names are Joseph Alentido, Mercedes
Alentido, Mrs. Alentido, and Robert
Dicken.
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Dr. Caryer's Latest.

London, Nov. 11.-Dr. Carver, al
Hendon, on wager killed SO pigeons
out of 100. The challenge was that he
would not kill 20 birds out of 100. and
the stakes were e100 on this part OF
the match: 70 birds having been killed,
ESQ pounds side were laid on each nd.
ditional bird up to so. DIR. Carver
killed these without miss.
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Berlin, Nov. 10.-The returns from
26 second elections for members of the
reichstag, show that the socialists won
seven seats, the national liberals and
secessionists five, respectively; progress
sionist four, popular party two, center
party two, and conservatives one. AT
Erfurt secessionist defeated DR.. Lu-
cius, minister Of agriculture, by Goa
lition of secessionists aed clericals.
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Tunis, Nov. 10.-The two tribes in
the northern part of the regency have
formally submitted to the French. The
chiefs of another tribe are negotiating
with the French. Placards are posted
in Tunis stating that the French cham
bers have resolved to maintain the
treaty Of May 18th.
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Paris, Nov. 10.-After the cabinet
council to-day Premier Ferry and col.
leagues handed their designations to
President Grevy who accepted them.
The ministers will remain In charge Of
their respective departments, pending
the appointment of successors. Presi-
dent Grevy decided to summon Gam
BETA, with whom he will have an in
terview this afternoon.
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Dublin, Nov. 11.-At the FIRST sitting
of the land commission at Clare Morris
to-day, only four cases were presented.
1t is beyond question thateven in Mayo,
notorious for its advanced views on the
land question, the land act will be ac-
cepted almost universally.
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I opd0U

London, Nov. 11.-Advices from
Cape Coast Castle, report that the king
of Ashantee killed 200 young girls for
the purpose of using their blood for
mixing mortar for repairing one Of the
state buildings. The report of the mas
sacre was received from a refugee, one
Of the chosen victims. Such whole
sale massacre is known to be custom
with the king.
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THE DRIFT OF IT..
The Extent of the Stom-Further
Returns from the Elections.
A Savage Barbarian's Horrible Fan.
ey-A Hotel Elevator Falls.
The Progress of the Irish Land Court
-Bismarck's Bluff.


Omaha. Nov. 10.-A heavy snow
storm began at 6 O'Clock this evening,
and at 10 O'Clock there was about six
inches of snow on the ground. The
storm, which is quite general through
out this part of the country, is still in
progress.
Lincoln. Nov. 10.-A violent snow
storm with northwest wind, the first
of the seoson. It is showing an inch
an hour, and bids fair to last all night.
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Berlin, Nov. 11.-In Bismarck's en-
tourage and in court circles the threat
ened resignation of Bismarck is not
considered serious. 1t is believed there
is an understanding between the gov
ernment and some Of the party leaders
in the reichstag to be brought about.
Surprise is expressed at the sensation
produced among the foreign press by
the Posts article relative to Bismarck,
which is regarded in Berlin as mere
bagatelle.
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Philadelphia, Nov. 11.-Oficial re-
turns from 3s of the 67 counties Of the
state, with estimated returns from the
remainder, give Bailey, republican. for
state treasurer, plurality. 1884 over
Noble, democratic.
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Indianapolis, Nov. 10.-An engine,
getting away from an engineer last
night, dashed at full speed into an en-
gine on the Indianapolis & Vincennes
railway, demolishing them both, and
killing number of cattle. Nobody
injured; loss $500, 900.
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New York, Nov. 10.-The World all
but gives up Virginia, and says: The
election Of ''me too" Malone senator
will put the U. S. senate after 1888
at the mercy of such traders as Malone
and David Davis, unless New Jersey
and Oregon can be held and Louisiana
redeemed.
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THAT Fallen Building.

New York. Nov. 10.-Nine persons
were killed by the falling building yes
terday. The coroner begins the in
quest to-day. Mrs. Hill died last night.
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Vienna, Nov. 10.-All the rivers Of
the upper Albania overhowed their
banks and large tracts of land inun-
dated; at Scularie several lives were
| Lost
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I. New York, Nov. 1.-THE railway
and postal authorities have a confer
ence tomorrow concerning increased
fast western mail facilities.
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Impotence of mind, limb or vital func-
tion nervous weakness, sexual debility
&C.. cured by Wells Health Renewer
81, at druggists depot, d. d. Dare
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Singing, smarting irritation of the
urinary passages, diseased discharges,
cured by Buchupaiba. 81, druggists
depot, D. D. Dare.
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DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.

Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats. 7"
It clears out rats, mice, bed-bugs
reaches, vermin, flies, ants insects. 15c
per box.
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Emiss1ons. KVerHlon To Society, Dimness OF
Vision, Noises In the Head; the vital fluid
passing unobserved In the urine, and MANI
death.
THE EEGLIsH MEDICAL INSTITUTE will
agree TO forfeit five hundred dollars for q case
OF this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatment)
will not euro, or for anything impure or In
INSTITUTE treats all private diseases sue
cessfuIly without mercury. Consultation
including analysis Of urine, IS. Price OF VI
tai RESTORATIVE. s3 a bottle. or four
times the quantity. $40, sent to any address
upon receipt OF price, or G. o. D., lbut no Q. o.
ID, sent without 81 90 with order as q guaran-
teel secure from observation. and In private
name II desired, by
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The Great English Remedy.

lis q never Milling cure
|for Nervous Debility.
Exhausted Vitality,
seminal Weakness.
|Spermatorrhoea, LOST
MANHOOD. .lmpotency
Paralysis and all the
|lerri BILE effects Of Sell
Abuse. youthful fol-
|iiea. and excesses In
mature years-such ~
loss OF memory. Las.
|gftu u Q. Nocturnal
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torica1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1881-06-30
S8ileesbarre unS lImaeaeno

pS- Der unterncbmeabIte 8eItaura,
teur in g8iItesbarre 1T unitreitiS tosrl
George 2pbmann, uno mas
2lnbere fir cine quite Sabreseinnabmt
anieben ipirben, 9ibt er alIein fiji,
3eitunssanSeiscn unO Drudarbeiter
aus. Seine Speiiefarte unfabt 9llles,
mas bic Saiipn 0uteS bietet, ipiuobI
bon inIdnbii6en ipie impOrtirtsn OeIis
fate6cn, unb nimwt beinabe ben 8aum
elmer Spalte Elm.
- Die Serren Senrp Robbe unb
SInbreaS 0tutter fllbren porise @o6e
nit benz 9ampfer Setting" mad
europa, UNI sinen Seiu6 i'm alien
Saterlanbe gu MAIDEN.
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Sapen tiinbiet ii6 Offisiea uls 8anbioat
fir Gpuntp S6abmeiiter al. SeIbit.
peritdnOIi9 iUiiniben mir ibm ben beitsn
Grfol9 bel Der 9efperbnng UNI bieies
9lmt.
- Die Benniplpania Gilenbabn ipl
bon Gataipiiia na9 9tanticofe ausses
bebnt perNen unO SPAR ouf Dem Sunal.
pfabc. WenigitenS iperoen rprt 9egens
ipdrtig GermeHunSen por0enpmmen.
SaS SPECIAL Gpmite beS Ctabts
ratbeS bat Su Buniten beS ioforti0cn
8aues sineS SswcrS bsri9tet; bic
OlabreseI bat UieIe 5reunbe unO 8eSs
ner, Die ii6 i6pn felt einem Sabre in
ben Saaren IieSen.
- Siel unSufrieoenbeit bat bic Sers
fi9un9 bes bieiigen Sdulratbes berUors
serufen, SaB glsSerfinoer binfort in
ibren rtipettipsn Oiitritten nit ben
pslben &inSern Die eleibe Sdule bcs
iuden ipIen, troBbem fir Die 9te0er
biibide gerdumise S6ulen erri9tet
tparen. Gie SauoiunOSneiIe bes
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munS nit einsm bon Der repubIifanii6en
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fur nel6es Die gSGhler iene Yartei pers
antpprtli9 MAIDEN iperoCn.
- 9to6 INNER rumprts bier, baB bic
mabbdn9i9en 9iepubIifaner Gin neues
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SpnntaS i'm gllter bon Ga Sabren.
- Srei 9ampier Ssniisen tnun, UNI
SOmtasS ben 8ertebr spji6ea unierer
Stabt uno ben abpdrtS Seli9enen Orts
i6aften ;u permitteIn.
- Die Staatsbsb6rbe bat beidlois
len, eie gtationalsarbe Su perrinsern
uno unter ben auf;uI6Ienben Srganis
iationen ioIIen aud bic WpOmins glrs
tiIleriiten Iein.
- Der @poming SurnSsrein bdIt
beute 9lbeno Elm SpmmernabtSfelt in
Strmp's @arten ab.
- Die 8pdenfranfbeit 1T SdnSii9
BON bier peri6munben UNI oaS Yeits
buus itebt einIam mo perIahen.
= Sbidibinnp Borough 1T in bier
gSarbs ein9etbeilt poTben.
- Die glniIascn sessn bic SaSles
toner 9Sirtbe perben gescnwGrti9 pers
banSelt uno errescn SrOBes Sntcreiie.
= Soiepb WilIcr, bon @bite Sapen,
in elmer Sortisen NiibIe ais gta6ts
nd6ter an9eiteGt, iuurbe am 9ienitus
glbenb beim SrcuSen beS 8eIciies Der
8. & g. 8abu bon cinem 8abrsuse
lberfabren unN tbptIi6 perIebt.