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The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11

More ihan 1lr;rty-tI,rr wears ct .'.,r. licI
naiJcn name -, Wis., ana - Wa =
,atiye OF EFilg.rnr, \. j, whore Mir. Jam,
on married he nd where her relatives
nnw reside Though a; times suffering h,
"eason ofmemtal depression, she had usual
been Of cheerful temperament until "
Gently, and ii is said w her immediate
neighhors that She and her husband lived in
remarkably pleasant manner. She leaves
,ehiud her two rililir"n, Willie, hetwern
i've ana six years Of ace, and an infant
lbout iHrt'n months cid.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
THE MAILS.

The mali service was completely upset.
No mails LETT here either way yesterday
morning. The prospect was, hnvever, at
tie time Of g2in. To press MAT the road
would he open early yesterday afternoon,
and the evening mails would he got off n
Scrihers fail To receive Tie lFhig al The
usual time, they will know why the delay
has occurred.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
New Road to Philadelphia to be Built.

The monthly meeting of Directors Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was held in
". Garrett presided. Mr.. Garrett referred
to the fact that it was he first board meet
ing he hid presided over for many months,
He spoke of the general prosperity of tho
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
INTERESTING CROP STATISTICS.

rRoDTCT OF CEREALS IN MARYLAND-AREA
AND PRODUCT or TOBACCO IN THE UNITED
ST ATES.
W,SHINGTGN, june The area and pro-
duct of cereals of Maryland in 1879. as indi-
Gated by the first count of the census, is as
| follows.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
AN IRON TRESTLE BRIDGE
oN THE InuSTY ROADS.

Ne lave been unable TO bear from tie
upper portions OF the county, hut 10 doubt
considerable damage has been done. At
the bridge crossing Stony creek, below
North East, the water reached above the
level OF the floor uf the covered bridge and
displaced the pla,iking. This was replaced
by tile representative Of Tie HhjG, he be-
ing compelled tu d, so before le could cross.
\ number OF small bridges on this road
wer1 damaged and several trees blown
al i;ed Mil.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11

- To cough and at tie same time be en-
tertailtiug i impossible. DR.. Bulls Congh
Syrup will reach gopr case Price % cents
n battle.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
LOCAL OPTION CIDER

A captain of vessel loading hay at
our wharvcs drank some strong cider,
got little tight ami lost a roll Of notes
containing $1J2, on Main street. recently.
Fortunately for him. Mr.. Geo. NJ. Ander-
son. one of our excellent druggists. came
along shortly afterwards and picked it
up. When the captain came to his senses
and found ont his loss he was terribly
worried. until he found out the money
was in the hands of an honest man, and
it was returned to him. He says he has
learned to leave strong drink alone.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11

Mr.. William Armstrong. formerly OF
the firm of Armstrong & Co., has asso-
ciated himself with a number Of other
gentlemen and intends building at once,
at Perryvile. large foundry. 66xSO feet.
The company already have Il large order
for stoves as soon as they can get under
way. Mr.. Armstrong is Il gentleman of
large experience in the business and from
present Indications will carry on a sue
cessful business.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11

- Half the ills of human life proceed
from torpid and diSordered liver. Submit
To them no longer while - Sellers Liver
Pills" will cure you quickly. Price 2'c.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11

caa&.2c. :uULpLAy niapEovGl


id'ii.Sk1ti i'N-il4i ~ y
Onr .e;,,er< Will rcmemher that we gave
t.St ", ,l, al art,tuiit ri The death, by hang
| in:s. on saturday The 3Sth ait.. Of Mrs.. iren
JIlu!.,pu. wife Of Alfred ,iamlsun, y reaiden'
! oi tl".i district Of this county. Her dean
W Is aunuunc"d at the time, and g"nrraIl'
! Da!irve,l, To Ia" Il case I'll Suicide, coIinit'''
| Turing 4 temporary tit of insanity, 10 whicl
! attacks she had recently h"en subject ans
! no question of IL" trnth OF this sta; men
was though, of by any one i'll this neigh
/ bnrhnrl Her fnnrrai. which took place ~
Tuesday vi !n>t week. was largely nttcnh"'
10y her relatives; and friends, both Of tie
! n"ighhorho",l and from Il distance, and hr
remains We're inferred withoHt Il breath
suspicion that rbe idea OF foul play was Ell
rrrtain"A hv any Of her relatives. II wa.
shown that insanity was hereditary in he
family, her sister and one Of her parent
hagin encIe,! their lives hy their own hands.
j, SERIOUS cnAHGr.
On "Wednesday last, however, two ladies,
dressed in deep mourning, arlvrd at our
lrrn in the morning train south, and mad
inquiry fox the States Attorney. Being
directed To his office. they found Mr. Hr"'h-
er>. and introduced themselves rs Mrs. Keen
and Miss Willis, Gwn sisters Of he late Mrs.
,iAuison. residents II lew Jersey, ~ be-
levc They stated that, in cunsrunrn, of
certain t;irt& and circumstances auout the
death ut their sister, they Thought they lIa'i
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
THE ENTERTAINMENT

i'll Odd Fellows Hall, on Tuesday and
Wednesday nights, for the benefit of the
VI. Z. Aid Society, was largely attended,
and everything passed off pleasantly
The net receipts will be about 500 and
the ladies of the committee and the So
ciety deserve credit for the taste display
cd in trimming the Hall and in the neat
and tasteful manner everything was ar
ranged to please the eye and satisfy the
inner man.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
569, 2i6 S.ooi, iSl
TOBACCO.

The area in tobacco in the United States
by The new census is 646, ,;Id4 acres, prOduc-
ing 412, IA, l6i pounds. The principal to-
co-growing States are as follows. with
area and product:
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
THE DAMAGE BELOW.

Between tharlestown and Principle an
extensive land wash occurred, the water
carrying away the emhanknent ON which
the tracks rest for a considerable distance.
This wash occurred in consequence of the
incapa"ity of the iron sewer pipes passing
beneath the track 10 carry of the unusual
quantity of water.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
.:GoUNI!Y 43.NEWS,5':.
PORT uEPOSIT ITEMS.

\ young child OF Mr. 7, +. Str"nt got
hold of a bottle containing poison foI
bugs on Friday of last week, and drank
Il portion before it was discovered. The
parents We're very much alarmed and I'M
mediately sent a neighbor for Il physi-
clan. who hrough: Dir. {. y. Shnre, whc
applied the proper remedies an'i the little
one is getting along all right. Parents
should learn 4 lesson from this and he
careful to place poison out OF the reach
of children
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
DIED.

,e$ Browns Iron Filters strength hen and
buiid up the system. y trial will convince.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11

- If you have pimples boils, salt rheum
rough skin, Nc, take Llndsey's Blood
Searcher." Sold by oil druggists.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11

The next regular meeting of the Ok
ford Medical Society will he held at the
Kissing sun, on Wednesday next, 18th inst,
ut / p NJ, when DIR. X. L. Brom we'll will
read paper on Scarlatina.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11

Is Harvest time is approaching; Pro
vision aud Groceries in abundance at
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
THE UHRKETS.
Elkton Markets.
REPORTED BY ID. SCOTT 4 BRO.
Baltimore Markets.

Corrected Wcedly bu ". H. Michael d Sons
Gruin ond P'oduce Commission .Hcr-
cluatS. 10 Nc Ederru'S Wharf.
RtJTINnpE INN. nth 1891
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11

The Board of Managers of Wood Lawn
camp met on the grounds, on Monday
afternoon, and requested the minister in
charge. Rev. J. d. Kemp, to invite prom
inent ministers to be present and preach
during the meeting.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11

The storm. which began here on Thurs
day about noon. increased IN violence ann:
ut nght-iat 4 perfect dr.a2r OF rain Wa
falling, and the win" hlowin@ Il gaze. Thi
condition o: affairs continued until attrl
midnight, and the quantity OF water tina
bad fallen 10y that time "a~ enorinunS.-
nr,lgcS and cu.vcrt> or all the public road
we're more OF less damaged, antl travel wa.
virtually suspended III Friday morning.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
iT LEWIS CROSSING,

below Iiavre de Grace, a wash somew hat
similar to the above occurred Here the
support of the track was carried away for
Il distance of six hundred feet. This, TOO,
was in consequence of the insufficient size
of the outlets for the Uu,iS:tai quantity OF
water. \ larg" fore" OF men was at once
nut at work upon both breaks, and it is
expected that before this morning, the en-
tire track will again be in good order.
The Cecil Whig., 1881-06-11
NE.l'HIt!

which was, that thr said Irene .Jalnisun
came to her death on Saturday, May 2Sth,
hv hanging herself hy the neck With rope
attached to Il beam III III" att" Of her resi-
tcuce. near Fp,. Chase, Cecil county, during
:, tit %! temporary insanity, thus Thoroughly
ovon"ra;ing Mr.. .!arni>"n froln al RESPONSE
biity in the premises. The verdict is III
accord with titr unanimous sentiment ol
was ;t ease OF ur,r,|rr. Ms. .Ia'nisnn, Oh
the Monday previous 10 her death had an +
tack # alteration Of n!md, ending III Il rash
Of b.npl to tin h.,ll ani in,ensibility.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
4 Female Blackmailer Sent TO Prison
Utica Herald.

A good deed was accomplished in
New York Thursday, in the conviction
of Mrs Ellen NJ. Gardner, blackmail-
er. She attempted to extort money
from Howard 5. Ingersoll, and falling
threw red pepper INTO his eyes. She
was arrested on her victims complaint
and on the trial denied the charge of
blackmail and swore that Ingersoll as
sauted her. she told a nice story of
her responsibility, her hard and honest
life and unsuspectlng nature. But the
prosecution confronted her with a
manuscript record Of her career,
which exhibited her under half a
dozen aliases, as bar-maid, mistress,
wife, adultress, forger, thief-in short,
an adventures in the fulless sense Of
the term. She was unable to deny the
record, and being pronounced guilty,
was sentenced to one years Imprison-
ment and to pay fine Of $3.50. Mr.
Ingersoll deserves credit for exposing
the character Of the woman. He has
wealth and pride in his good name.
Blackmailers select such men to try
their schemes upon. The desire to
avoid trouble and notoriety II counted
upon to induce them TO pay what may
be demanded. The woman demanded
$500 Mr.. Ingersoll preferred to pay
s., 90 in tracing out the career Of the
adventures If there were more men
equally plucky the Matchmaking sister
hood and brotherhood would soon 90
into decline.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12
TEN GIGANTIC LOCOMOTIVES
Driving Wheels higher than u Tall
Man With silk HAT

len iron giants for the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad company will be built this
summer at Altoona. They will be
much larger and more powerful than
ordinary passenger engines and are to
be built for the particular purpose Of
making UP time ON portions of the road
where there are long stops. On the
fast run between New York and Phla.
delphia, for instance, the time allowed
Is SO short that when there are unusual
stops letting of and getting On passen.
gers the ordinary engines cannot make
1t up. Hence monster locomotive.
known on the road MS "No. To-" has
been built rs an experiment and tried
ON different trains 10 see what can he
done. The result has been satisfactory,
but there are many improvements that
suggest themselves which viii be car
RED out IN the construction of other
heavy engines that are To follow. In
the slang of the railroad yard, No. 10 is
known as "L"ng-legged loco" This
comes from the big driving wheels she
rides upon, which stand six feet and
six inches above the rails. or higher
than n tall man with silk hat on. She
has two pairs of drivers forged for her
by Herr krupp, the famous cannon
maker. In this is supposed to have
been solved the higest aim that can be
sought III n locomotive-to pull the
heaviest train oven all grades against
stiff winds and with the least possible
liability toward hot boxes or low steam
on the quickest schedule time. Her
engineer says: "She goes like bird
and rides like n rocking chrir." Ever
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

steadily improving and their strength
continually increasing. So universal +,
where used. was this true, that l determ-
ined the entire world should share III its
results, and therefore placed the formula
for Its preparation in the hands of Mr..
II. I'll. Warner of Rochester, n. Y, a gen
teman whom had cured of severe kid
new disease, and who, by reason of his
personal worth, high standing and liher-
altv in endowing the Astronomical Oh
servatory and other public enterprises,
has become known and popular TO the en-
tire country. This gentleman at once be-
gan the manufacture of the remedy on a
most extensive scale, and to-day Warner 5
Kidney and Liver Cure, the pure remedy
that saved my life, is known and used in
all parts of the continent.
Il am aware prediudice exists toward
proprietary medicines, and that such
prejudice is too often well founded, but
the value of pure remedy is no less be-
cause II is proprietary medicine. A
justlfable prejudice exists toward quack
doctors, but is it right that this preju-
dice extend towards all the doctors who
are earnestly and intelligently trying to
do their duty? Because Warmers Safe
and Liver Cure saved my life before it
became a proprietary medicine, Is Il,
reasonable 10 suppose that it will not cure
Others and keep still more from sickness
now tina. il is sold with government
stamp on the wrapper? Such a theory
would be childish"
The doctor then paid some high compi-
ments to American science, and closed his
lecture as follows:
How to restore the health when broken
and how to keep the body perfect and
free from disease must ever be mans high
eat study. That one of the creates, revela-
tions of the present day has been made in
ascertaining the true seat of health to be
in the kidneys and liver all scientists now
admit and, | can but feel that the dis
covery which | have described to you. is
destined to prove the greatest, best and
most reliable friend to those who suffer
and long for happiness, as well as to those
who desire to keep the joys they now
y
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

A recent census Of Cuba shows q
white population Of $50, 900, colored
population of $4,000, and Chinese
1900.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

GENERAL MALONE has two sons and II
daughter, all old enough to take their
places in society nj Washington His
wife is n very accomplished lady and
the exact contrast physically To her
husband. She weighs over 200 pounds,
and is said to have possessed remark
able personal beauty in her day. Next
to Alexander stephens, General Ma
hone is the smallest man that has ever
boon in cOngrcSs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

The new car is surrounded by six
cordons of soldiers, and never goes out
side the first one. He will not give any
garden parties this summer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

correspondent OF the Scltn ono
an attack of locSjaw take small qua H.
hty OF turpentlne, warm 1t and pour IT
on the wound, no matter where the
wound is, and relief will follow in less
than a minute. Nothing better can be
applied TO severe cut OF hruiSc than
cold turpentlne; 1t will give certain re-
lief almost instantly. Turpentinc is al
SO n sovereign remedy for Group, Sat
urate piece of flannel with it and
place the flannel on the throat and
chest, and in every ease three or four
drops on lump of sugar may be tax
en- inwardly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-05-12

since 1t has been running this engine
has been making a mile in fifty seven
seconds on up grade with a long train
In tow without getting heated. She
makes less than mile minute aui
keeps cool. OF course there is
great consumption of fuel, In $50
miles 1900 pounds of coal are used
up, The water tank contains 5000
gallons, 400 more than is usually car
ried, Everything else is ON n proper
tionately large scale. Only the delay in
getting boilers sufficiently large has
prevented the completion of two others
OF nearly the same pattern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-10-06
Cine l6mere @eldmuif.

Sac S. 8laomer, @ir9ille. 81. o. fbrcibt:
Ebomas' electric Sel curirte einen au9e
idwo0encu gals uno iueben Sdlunb in a9t.
nnobicr;ig Stunoen. 0feine 6rau tuuro
aleldfaus bon cinem tabn,sn Jub in bternn.
J mansi9 9tunocn sebeilt.
Gum 8ertauIe bel SEQ. g Spencer.
3eugniB zines Apotbeters.
s. s. Mtgartb, spotbeter, Sttamd, Ont,
eonfatirt bab CT nit dronilder Sronditis
mebrere Sabre fang bebaI.et par uno narb
ben @ebruud BON 8bowas' Geleetric Oil ooll.
ftanoise 9eilnng erfubr.
Gum @srtaufe bel SEQ. g efea:es.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-10-06

4rdfbenten tele9rapbirt. ueI@e in ib<
rem uno int Namen ibrer @@mieeer.
mutter fir oiele lpmpatbil@e Mittbei'
lang 9ant tunbsibt, unb peripri9t ben
meiteren 8uni& Der &6nisin 10 balb
als m6gli@ ;u erfiiqen.
Ser M6r6er &uiteau. Diitrittsan=
malt Gortbiq bat beute bic lekten por-
bereitenoen @9ritte setban, nm bic
Nntla9e @uiteau's in Ger ndditen 8o-
DE BON Der @rano=Surp 5u erlan9en.
gu Dem 8ebufe lino Die foleenben Per=
|louen uorselaoen morben gomaro u.
Bailey. Der sic Nnsoben, tpelbe @ui=
teau i'm @efdnsnib iibsr lsia 8srbrs=
den sema4t, ieuosropaila nieoerse-
ldrieoen @sorse s. Ioams, ,prdlioent
Der .Gpenins @tor Yubiifbin6 Gompa-
ny" DER beim Ntteniat suse9en mar ;;
Dstectio &eore %. Mcglfri|6; 9r.
8liB nno Or. 2amh, Die oer @ection
Der 2eitbs Garf fie!o's beiae,pobnt BATE
ten : Soeob g. @mitb, 5pseial Yo-
Ili5llt ouf Dem Depot Der Baltimore &
Potomac &. st., Der 3sugs oss sltten=
tat's mar uno oen MDroer perbaften
0olf; 5orab 8. Wbite, NuIleberin int
Damen< <WarteSimmer, Die. nadbem lie
3eu9in bes Nttentats se,ueIen> ben se=
lAoHsnsu prdToenten onfbeben sebol=
fen bate; polisiit Yutrid &sarnep, Der
oem YrdIiben!en furj DOR Gem Nttsntat
,nittbsilte, bab er nod 10Dtinuten per=
De warten miillen unO Der bel per 1er=
6afluns oes M0rosrs bebiilili9 gene
mar &obert u. 8arf, Sidstz8ertdu=
Ter, Der our@ eas T:uiter leiner Office
lprang uno Den YcQlioeuttu aufri@tsn
1alf. Ser Difrictsanpolt miro Dem
5snor Sun @imon Gomodo, Sc
| lDdft5irdger 0snesuelas, Der 'sieldfaus
i ;3eugs bes Mt.entuis aeEe|sn nor, saa
Grlus9en fe0en, 3eusnib scgen oen
WDroer a5Su!egen.
0us gao.,ict. &:G:cr Jolser p;rh
uiella0 aus WuGDlole.r 0Suppm'5 iiir
oas ?tmt eints iS;aanj s5ctrs,0 g us=
nanni uro 9r.p'nnI eas betrsT:noe Ge=
rii;bt teo uelo ourn reu umltano an
gBa0 rihciHIihft!', boS So!gcr leiner
3eit |tart UOn Nortslrs eapIo5teu
woroen mar. Geine GrnsNUun9 ourh
@ar5 5ielO lbeiterte an oem umtano.
ooB er eeeen Die Ser. 9taaten cine
&la9e ouf8s6o9lun9 uon$ls0, ,00o> me-
gen Uertaufs ..oon Snlanbiteuermart:n,
lpdbvcno 1einer Nmtst6dti9teit als NI=
fjtens Gbotmeiiter i'll 0tsD Dorf, an
9eltrsngt ba,te. @1rfslo lol, ,uie
man ermiitslt bat, en;lbloliea selueien
|tein, Tolser gum Tinanj= 5efrstdr 81
ernennen uno Oauou nur ourb Den obi=
gen umltano abQetommcn leln. Die
vGourt OF Claims" bat befonnt!ib cine
Gntlheioun9 9eaen GoI9sr absese=
ben.
Ginise iioli9epoiititer pon 9r6bsrer
Notoritdt. als BON Nnle5en, baben pa=
itor 90. q. 9ids iiir oas Nmt zines
@eneraIpoi itmsiltet's uoreeld!asen.9o
ior 9ids preoi9t seeenpdrti9 bier. bat
li6 jeoo6 leit Beensune oes 2rie9es
fart nit politit bei6ditiet uno NOR Elm
Grant 9ele9ot auf Der Gonpention in
Gbicaso.
General Naum, Der ols m69li9er
! No9 9{ol9er 2ircoln's 9encnnt uoroen
lit, lpinIdt ni9i ols @anoioot fir oas
Nmt eines &rie9s @stretdr's betrabtet
i'll nero en- uno 9laubt ou4 nid)t. oaB
9incoln BON leinem Yolten slriidtreten
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-10-06
St IT 8 Ia It >.

9}uBlano. ostauinBrano.-
Mostau, 2S. Sept. Gin 6euer, tuel=
6es Iebte 9lo6t i'm bieligen Ba3aar Der
Sauf fsute ousgebrp@tn mar, bat beretts
5mon5ig @el9dTtsbduIer 5erit6rt uno
,piitbet, trob aQ.r angeitrenslten So
i6ua9s Dsrlu@e ser Brand nod
fort.
Gpdter: Ser 9an3e 8o5oor, einige
2doen oussenommen, 1T nieoerse=
brannt. Ser Brono tpiitbet immer nod
uno lit Der an9eri4tete @9aoen beosu=
tenb.
Ser Wert5 Beg pernibtetea Belib=
tGums miro ouf $500, ,O00Nube1 peran=
.{Gtast unb lit fir 0aiel6e Berfderung
por6onoen.
@t. Petersburs, 2S. @ept. Sic
ecbeime, bon rul3ildcu Moeli9en ge=
eriaoete, Mnti=Nibililten=2i9a bat liA
oIs ein MliBerfolg erlpielen. BeOeu=
tenbe 5un1men 1ino ausgegeben nor
Den, o1ne bus man bis iebt einen 9i
bili1ten bon BebeutunQ entbedt bdtte.
Sic nM9enee &ul lie" meleet ~gs
lit uum5eli6 osn 3eitpuntt fir ben
9tbIdluB Der Gonuenti0n, be5iis!d in
ternotionoler Mabnabmen, mie Die
Nuslieferune BON @erlonen, lueld5e
einen Morooniblao ouf @cnperd
ne, unterrummen babsn, fsfiuieg=
en-, oo Ole Troge cine lo!be 1T Die uor=
0efoBte Meinun9en uno internationnl'
Gorurtbele seui1er conititutionalsr
2dnbsr beriibrt."
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Der. Sos unterirbild)e Selesropben=
@pFsm, our4 wel6e5 221 5tdote un1
Drtihoften in Deu,l1iano nit einan=
Der Derbunoen Ueroen, it uoutnoet.
Sic Gslommtldnge Der unteriroil den
Gelssropbeaordtbe beidnft lid ouf 5,=
100000 SiIomster RilDmeter= g.
$50 1912 Tub ooer 0,62136 Nlei
lO.
2onbon, So. Gept. Cine BsrIine,
0cpeIbe msIost, oab biel1nteraonbluu,
gen a>uii9en Yreuben unb Dem Waticor
bas lpeitere Nelnltat bs,pertltelligt ba
ben, oaB 9r. &opp in &iir3e 5um Bi=
19oF bon 9itoss6e:m inltalirt ;peroer
}oQ.
Ssfer1eib = l1uaorn. 2ouoon, 2S
>.@ept. Giner Diener @epel9e 5ufol9'
bat Der bortige 8ereinieten @taa.
ten @elanote Balter Y6elps an biz
Ne9ierung in Nalbin9ton ous Grlus
den 9eridtet, i'm ieines 8ofens, TO-
bo!o lein Nad)fol9er palisnoer Wei=
1e in QBien eintreHen tann, ju ent6es
Yelt, %. Sept. Ser unsarilae=
ben.
2anotoq luurbe bsute pom &ailer er.
6ffnet. Oerielbe mics in lciner $bron=
reoe auf bic Tortl6ritte CUR 9erltel'
lung zines ≤dse,pidts i'm YAose
bin uno ertldrte, oaB Der 9e9eni isitist
CUTE Wiue Der Md9te, our1 wsl=
Gen Bis jekt cine frieolide 8eilesune
Der internation:ltn Tro9en er3ielt NOR,
ben ilt, fortoauert uno oie6offnun9 au'
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