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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17
ERA,

It has been some time since our
community has been represented In
your newsy columns.
Married, On the eth, by Esq. NJ.
D. Brown, Miss Sis Long to Mr..
Thomas Davis. Attended by Curtis
Adams and Miss Ross Long who
held the candles in order to see how
they might do soon. ni-iF 5ii
Mr.. Fate Moreland found q white
bonnet in the woods while hunting
deer, it being a lonely spot no where
near road nor dwelling, 1t remains
a mystery.
There is q little white girl living
with Walter Carroll colored man in
this neighberhood. Tho child has
been forsaksn by its parents and
thrown upon the mercies Of the
world, and by chance fell into the
hands of colored people, where she
finds rough treatment from some OF
them, go I understand. This Is q
shame and scandal upon the fair
name of Christian county If such af-
fairs are not looked into and correct
ed. tv fn an'sh
Herschel Renshaw visited this
nelghborhood on las, Saturday where
many friends greeted his coming and
listened to the incrry music OF his
banjo 7af a io ess N
Frank Pool Is now the fsther of o
little girl at his house. t,.
Parted, Coleman Dunning and wife
all on account OF too mach elixir. 2
The Rev. Thos. Abbott will hold .
series of meetings at Consolation
church beginning OH Friday night
before the 3rd Sunday.
Madame rumor says fish are being
caught by the 100 lbs. at Meningitis
mill with the sklllful use of the net. !.
d. NJ. Howell says he is n candi-
date to represent this county MS 1t is
entitled to two representatives he
thinks he will come in second ifnot
first. au! lll.,aa. i..
There is great complaint Of bugs
destroying tobacco plants In this part.
The fruit crop will DO prolific.
Marshall Allcox's family were all
poisoned with arsenic which was
done very mysteriously. Allcox
thinks it was placed in the water
bucket at night from which the bread
was made in the morning; After med
ical aid from DIR. Pool they all recov-
cred. ;t~ .
What Of the correspondents meet
ing, aud when, | would like to mect
the boys at Hopkinsville and take q
few drinks Of soda water with them.
and give Charley few sips too.
Lets have u good old time. Three
cheers for tho SoUTM KENTUcKIAN.
i .aii-sj, LUTHER.
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A Parliamentary Boy.

Mr.. Rogers, of Third street. has a
son Thomas whn was sent off to Ian.
sing On a visit some weeks since, and
1T scents that the boy put in much OF
mis- time around the State House,rnd
took-a deep interest in the proceedings
of the Legislative Bdly. He c'me
home chuck-full Of parliamentary tac-
tics. AT the dinner-table he moved
to reconsider the vote by wblch boil
ed ham was placed on the bill Of fare,
and demanded the ayes and noes on
the question ofa new pair Of rubber
boots and spring velocipede. He
He hadn't been home two days before
he observed to his mother:
Il move the previous question on
that hunk Of maple sugar III the pan
try" ~ ~.
"You can't have it." 9ayelt
"But I must. Ny motion cuts of
all debate, and / shall announce the
question as carried in the Affirmative"
His father suggested an idea Of an
hours exercise with the ak, but the
boy called for a general expression Of
opinion, and succeeded in passing a
vote 10 recommit the question to the
Committee on Rules for amendment.
Things went on in this way for q
week, and the old man finally had
enough Of it and felt called upon to
administer a acaution. jiii ~ u.
Don't you know that an amend
ment takes precedence Of the question
itself?" replied the hoy, 81 amend
as follows:
"Resolved, That this family rec-
ognize Cushing's Manual as stand
ard authority on questions Of debate.
Are you ready for tho question:"
"No, sir" replied the old man. X
"Do you wish for a call Of the
House?" tsiiiH tad
Il wish you to understand that
your talk displeases me-" 9sr
"NNell, while | must respect the
rights of the minority | still feel that
it would be saier plan to table your
motion. 1t can come up again under
the head Of "Un6nished Business. !"
In about ten minutes the old man
was ready for him in the wood-shed,
and he remarked: T eljr l}il
"There is a quorum present, and we
will proceed to business"
II move we take a recess" replied
the boy as his back began to ache.
"Can't do it," said the father as he
hung up his hat. II am now going
into committee oil the whole on the
whaling business, and il l can't tan
your jacket in ten minutes | shall
ask leaveto sit again. Stand out
here" sei,r5 ii H
| ."Please cali mother to tho chair
pleaded the youth, but it was no go
The old man had a two-thirds vote on
him, and the question was so vel
settled that the boy was able to buy
two bars Of soap at grocery that az
ternoon without single allusion tt
Gushing Detroit Free Press.
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Hs Wanted to Know.

An aged negro came into the News
office, and approaching the desk ofona
Of the staff, the following converse.
ton took place: lsa,
II say, boss, l want to be sot
right"
"Go ahead, but be quick"
"Am der man named Rescue Con-
kcl in Washington City," i'a'i
Certainly" Z ''' 3"i'l2
Sand women folks amt safe when
Rescue am about, ollless somebody
kiyers Rescue with shot-gun?"
"Yes, Senator Conkling is very
much that kind Of a man, .pt
The old darksy9 was absorbed in
thought for brief tpace, and then lie
went at it again. Isapf ,i
,a ',Galveston city is in Galveston
county, amt il, boss?" -.
"Yes." ''."'
"Den because Galveston city am in
Galveston county, Washington City.
whar Rescue COnkel lives, Is bound to
be in Washington county. on the
Brazos." D. u g4 ssa4sse
Nonsense. a. Washington county is
more than a thousand miles from
Washington City. Who told you
that lie?"
"Tim Webster dill. sab. Use gwinc
to take my old mudjer up to Wash
ington county, on the Brazos, TO see
her folks. She am 90 years old, and
Jim Webster said it wasn't safe to
take her dar To- account of Rescue
Conkel, oniess l had a gun" DIX
"What did he tell you that lie fol?"
dunno. 'cepting dat he has got a
shotgun he wants TO sell me power
ful bad" ."ni,jss,sqf .if,
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

6&OleGt DOOAh tLAJ-
Masonic LoDGE--Meets LIST Monday
evening in each msnth, at Masonic
Hall. j.. l. Landes, w. M.. Geo.
Street, Secretary.
EvRaGREBN LoDsE, No. 38 KNionrs
or PrTHIAs-Meets at K. Of 2. Hall,
2nd and 4th Thursday evenings in
each month. II. w. Norwood, q. c.,
j. w. Gross, X. Of II. & S.
Endowment rank, 3rd Monday eve
ming in each month. r. A. g. My
rick, Pres; J. s. Forey, Sec and Treas.
Opp FELLows-Third story, Hop
kinsville Bank building, meets every
Friday evening. Encampmont meets
every LIST, and 3rd Thursday evens,
ipgs.
A, O. u. W.---Meets at K. Of p.
Hall every Monday evening. II. e.
McCamy, M. w. VIZ
X. Of II. LoDaE--Mcets at K. Of p.
\ Hall 1st and Srd Tuesday nights Of
each month. M, Lipstinc, n. Il. Nat
Gather, Dictator.
KNOTT TEMpLARs--Meets 4th Mon
day night ia each month. at Masonic
Hall. t
EXPRESS OFFICE.
L. & N. ExpREss CoMpASy-R.
w. Norwood Agent. Office old Bank
Building, Main Stect.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

BArusr--Soath Main Street, Rev.
L. q. Kcca, pastor. Services every
Sabbath morning and evening. Sun
day school every Sabbath morning.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
Business meeting FIRST "Wednesday
night 10 each month.
CunIsrIaS--Nashville Street, Ed.
@. X. Marshall. pastor. Services
every eabbsth morning and evening.
Sunday school every Sunday morn
ing Prayer meeting every Wednes.
day evening,
M. Il. SouTH-Nashville street,
Rev. S. q. Brewer pastor. Services
every Sabbath morning and evening.
Sunday school every Sunday morning.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
l-cvcning.
First Russellville
Street. Rev. Coulter. pastor. Ser
| vices every Sabbath morning. Sun
day school every Sunday morning.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening.
SOUTHERN PuEsnYrRRIAE-Nash-
| villc Street. Rev. ]. G. Tate, pastor.
Services LIST aud 3ld Sabbath morn.
ing and evenings. Sunday school
every Sunday morning. Prayer meet.
ing every Wednesday evening.
ErscoraL-viiginia Street. Rev,
Chas. Morris, Rector. Services
every Sabbath at l0i. A. NJ. and 81,
r. Y. Sunday school every Sunday
morning.
CUMBERLAND PRrsWrEr,as--Rns-
Sellville Street. Rev. N. u. Smith,
pastor. Services every Sabbath mora
ing aud evening. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday, night.
| CArnoLlc--NashvilIc Street, Rev.
Father liaesley. Priest. Services
every Sabbath moraing at 10 o'clock.
POST OFFICE.
virginia Street, Mrs. S. II. Dur
bridge, P.M Office hours from Z.
a. NJ. to 6 r. NJ, and the office is also
open for a short time after the arrival
of the evening maiis, at o e. NJ. Sun
days open from to 2r.M NJ.
| II MOZART HALL.
Coruer Court aud Virginia Streets,
mp stairs. over Post Office. Alex. ID.
Rodgers. msusgcr. ~
| ->>>~~16-51,SS-s
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-05-17

THE MAIDEN AND THE TINE.
PIECE.

IKE xAnriS.
A youth sat on sofa wide
Within parlor dim;
Tha mai'icn who fingered by his sldo
Was all the world 10 him.
What brought that glad light to his eye
That cadence TO his toner
WAY buras the lamp Of love so high
Though midnight's hour had nownf
The clock above the glowing grato
Has stopped at haif-past ten: .f
And long as that yscag iaau nay walt,
ltwill not strike sgain.
The artful maiden knows full well
What makes the clock act ~,
And why no earthly power can tell
The time for him TO go.
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Iavcnsors and Pascntccs

&C., 20 Edsen Brothers, Solicitors OF Patents,
Washington, u. O., who furnish the same
without charge. Edison Brothers is we'll
known and successfuirfrn of large expert
cnco, having boon establishcd In 1856.
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Albert and EdTslbottwill be hang
ed at Msryville, Mo,sJuue "a. for the
murder Of their father, Dr., IL. H.
Talbot. 'Y
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Official DIRECTORY.

CIRCUIT COURT.
! derwwod Ctsrk, Rapkinsriilc, Ky. Court
me,ts drst Monday IN February and August.
aCAarRLv COURT.
Y A.v. long Judge Meeta f=d Msa4ay In
March, June, Scptcmbor, December.
f2 COUNTY COUNT.
A.v. Long Judgc, Joab Brssher Attorney.
Meete frat ncnday In every month.
"A cIrv COURT.
Zoo McCarroii, Judge; Jas. Brcsthitt, At
tsrncy; r. n owen City Marshal.
COUNTY 0rFIcRs.
Icsn ". Bfssthitt. CLERK; c. NJ, Brown,
Sheriff: A. b. Long. Jxiicr.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-10

provisions Or the frat article of the constitution,
fixing maximum rate to b. charged by corpo-
rations for labor service or tho use Of property.
O. A liberal policy toward our water ways
which, during the season Of navigation, are
potent ia preventing exorbitant charges w COR
pOrate monopOlieA.
10. Laws providing for the restriction within
proper limits Of corporate powers and priyi-
legcs generally, and for the protection, cduca-
ton aud elevation OF the masses.
METHODS Or PROCEEDING.
To organize State, county and diAtrict
leagues.
TO influence, 10 far az possible, tho nomina-
tion W existing political parties Of candidates
candidates are nominated, the league will notify
its members Of this fact, and In such cAscs
leave each member free to consult his in
dividnaI or party preferences but, where 0ne
candidate will and another will not support our
principles, then al party Affiliations to be laid
aside by members Of the league, and . solh
vote cast for the candidate Endorsed by th0
league. II neither party presents candt1ate
favoring our principles, thsn the hagus whl
nominate and support cAn1idate, and tflis
will bc done in ell cases whero tire action Of
tsse lenGue Is sought 10 be avoided bv DELAY In
makinE nominations.
All reputaMs 4isiseAs, favofing these objsets
and proposed methuls Of work, are iuvltcd 10
become members OF tho 6aGuc. There ~ no
membership fee or annual drsr, the orgailiza-
tion relying upon the patriotism n ~ members
to support 1t By voluntary subscriptions.
APPLICATION Fob MEMBERSHIP.
I, the undersigned, am desirons of becoming
. member OF the Anti Monopoly League, and,
II elected, will support its constitution, bv-
laws, principles, objects Ard methods Of work,
and, fuF1hcr, will tse my influence and do all
in my power to increase its membership aud ad-
vance Its work.
now TO ORGANIZE.
Whsnevey citizen believes in tic principles
We advocate, vt him talk with friends, get to-
gether few OF them G. II but Two or three are
gathered together it will suffice for begin
ning), adopt the principles, objects ani meth
ods Of procedure Of the National League, elect
President, Secretary and Treasurer, and pro-
coed 70 eHtend the membership AZ fast ~ pos
sib'e Il II best 70 organize upon the Isl1al
political boundaries or divisions, and where
one Assembly district il organized, start the
movement in others - tIflickly AZ possible. Az
SOON as good men from different parts Of tho
state can be brought together, State orgnniza-
tions may be formed, which should
at once report 10 the National League,
secure recognition. and as soon as this 10 OBJ
tanned proccel to complete the organization in
every Assembly district in such State. Az this
is noD-lartisan movement for the general
good. the action Of tho League In indorsing or
parties.
II simple form Of constitution and bylaws
il desired, it will be sent ON application to
either Of the undersigned.
L. E. CMrTENDEN, President,
No. II Pine street, New York.
HENRY NICHOLS, Secretary,
No. 60 Barclay street, New York.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-10

them wAfs sllshtly siAgsd. fhs ioss on thN
guiding b about eloo,Woo. fhe historical and
Supreme codzt iibe~ssss ~srs DESTROYED The
records werc saNed
A coal field, six miles long and half q
mile wide, has been discovered n Arizona,
seventy miles north rf Tucson.
An immense double-decked, four
masted steamship, with carrying capacity Of
$1,000 bushels OF grain, has sus teeh launched
at Cleveland. She y " es Nsed between Chi
cago and nuRaae.
Thirty-6ve Cinnamon and three whites
were killed BY m explosion in the ooae n.ine
near Alma Station, IN Ms&miNs.
BY "A explosion 1t the Eureka powder
works, II San Francisco, two Cinnamon wets
killed and ave others wounded.
Ex-SheriAf O'HAin - Edgar county,
ILL.,, shot Ch!rAmAn at Paris. The China
MANN o6ense consisted In suspecting OHair Of
having robbed him.
There was an exciting aeeHe at The
funeral Of c. +. Tr~ese, the young man who
committed srscde in Fort Wayne, Ind. His
mother arrived during tho service and
wanted to take the body homo fnr statement,
which tho widow would Hot &KUw. The mother
then rushed ~ tAe sresk, sammoneda ctoAd
and a1ksa tAcM 10 take the oospse by force.
They refused She theh demanded That .
second inquest b AhA, alleging tnas heE soh
had been Murdered. She was finally sauieted
and induced 10 return to hsr hotel and the
funeral proceeded vitASuA further INTERRUPTION.
OoAAA.
The house Of Dudley Hunter, 81 Shell.
byville. Kys waA bAfnsd, and three children
peri-hsd in tho fames.
Andy Page, Of Broadwell, KY, IN
aged colorcd man, got his head fastened Ia .
barrel Of water while attemptlNg b yet :
drink, and befors assistance seald reach hum
was drowned
The Pearl hominy mills, Al Baltimore,
have been burned Tie loss being es0OON
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-10

The Monroe doctrine resolution was referred
announcing that hs would press the resolution 10
vota. The bill authorixing ths Secretary Of the
Navy 70 se worthless vessels and paos the proceeds
committed bill giving any medical, pay, or en-
sineor ofhesr Who has served, or may serve.
term = chief Of bureau Of the navy, and whose
name has been on the navy register thirty years,
this relative rank and pay Of Commodore on tbs
retired list, was paAsed. After some further bust-
nsss, Mr.. Window obtained the door and, antcipat-
Ing his Intention by twsnty-fous hours, ID
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-10

Go1t-
The italian bark Aiace WAS wrecked
on Coney island. Ten Of the crow were
drowned, and four others cut their throats in
despair.
Samuel J. Tlden predicts for Gen.
Garfield the stormiest Presidential term on
record.
L. B. Boomer, the famous bridge
builder OF Chicago, died at tho Windsor Hotel,
in New York, Of apoplsxy.
Herman Fisher, Of st. Louis, killed
Peter Kealeamann with ono blow Of his nst
A FIRE ct Chatsworth, H.. destroyed
ten mercantile houses, leaving 81, 900 to bo
adjusted by the insurance companies
A gentleman who has traversed South
en Iowa and Northwest Missouri reports tho
winter wheat in magnificent condition.
Harry s. New treated the people OF
Indianapolis TO sensation by cowhiding J. q.
Thompson for writing reflections upon his wife
and father.
Judge Moran, OF Chicago, refuses to
grant naturalization papers to Cinnamon, on
tho ground that they are mot white men.
A shocking double railway disaster 90.
Cured on the Hannibal and St Joseph rail,
road. A train was thrown from the track nsA,
Beyier, No., in the night Twelve persons
were injured, mono OF them very seriously
however. A wrecking train with thirty
six men on board, which started from Brook
lyn, NO., TO the scene Of the accident, wen
through \ bridge into broken heap, down
distance Of over twenty feet Every man VA,
injured more or less. DR.. Wood. ons Of th.
physicians on tho train, was killed outright
and five others died shortly afterwasd. Not
man Of the entirs shiEty-six on the train -
| caped injury.
The State Capitol at st. Paul. MINI.
caught fire while both houses we're In session
and burned 10 the ground The members q
capped BY usans Of ladders, although soms Q
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Ssssssd sns ssns.s in support Of .ths Non;
5sss 5essoP;:sns s.@s. ,sa; sss,..s 4 rs s
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q q snsSresq:a. q i5s o,y,i:ssssss rp,s: i
ssos sss s9ss ,G e.. q sss.ssa s
appointments have been conferred il accordance
With the civiI-servce rules, adopted by him when
C Bon. :''i s.ss ss' = sa ;s:' &: sss ssass
:aa ss s.ss :s. d. : :s ' . ss rs .s. s e. s.,s 0s T.
9. s. x. ~. vn a .as ne fosss 2ssrspe: se
Sss SsS s ssa: :7s "a ~ y: 5
Ihs House q Hspressnsllivsi nAss n schAsSAsm
snssa%ssc 81 sssS1sss is''' = 'es ssasf s y = INK
strfine o~s ~ provision Tor Is pursnass Of ths
private papers d 0snA braee md Polk, and thaa
S ismn:s 3 ss vs. ssas ssr.:s :ioa' o rSs e
House then went through the motions Of adjourning
and eeasssnlbng for Mondays ssesion and irocsed-
men. I'm reoais,ns ~, to the 81 monetary sa
was rejected. Tho bill finally passed. Mr. Reagan
msnss 70 ns sss .nd ror .s Is
e e, Az Az :.,s@ss ~: S y ssn y q Fass!.,ss
!, ~, wv s.as Wn..o Raopu " ,.
sn ;,.,.,s..s tc;"rpN cr ~. =, ~, ~ .n
H.,,Rpss "rcn Ts,nsnSc WccN -. a.,svsS :, ~:
sass Sks kssc T3lssS ~ NY kSIsS M sk,. .,o
s'oaa' s''sa1'1s =
h tho tnitsd states ssnate, On Tuesday,
March /, the Committee On Foreign relations was
A,ech.roed srom N. con:,Aer,ion Is Mn. "a ,.u.
Ways Or ship cahals across tie isthmuA Bills were
passed: 70 establish ufe-.avins station !. Louis
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PoLTT1CAL POINTS.

The United States Supreme Court has
decided adversely 70 the claim Of Charles ].
Folger, formerly sub Treasurer Of New York,
for nearly e2OO, 900 - commissions on the sale
Of revenue stampG
Between Feb. 10 and March q, the
deposits Of legal tenders for the purpose OF re-
tiring circulation amounted to elA AO69.9 $40.
Gen. Garfield arrived ct Washington
on the morning Of the LIST inst, accompanied
By his mother, his wife, his daughter Mollis and
his sons Irwin and AhEam, and was welcomed
BY Col. Bob Ingersol, Chairman Of the
Committee On Inanguration Oseemonisa.
President Hayes. after IN interview with Gen.
Garfield, issued proclamation convening the
Senate IN special session March 4. The new
President after much dsiberataon. thought It
would not be wise to advocate departure from
the established precedent and delay The ses-
sion until the election Of SUCCESSOR % tho late
Senator Carpenter.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-10

A Warrington Telegram says: rep
resentative Hufd the leading spirit Of the new
free-trade Organizations, says the purpose 4 70
push forward vigorously and organize Demo
cratic free-trade clubs I'll through Ohio for =
state election this yeax. Mr. Hurd says free
trade will DO the Democratic issue in Ohio, sup
plemented by opposition TO the concentrated
power Of national bankA"
The monthly public-debt statement,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1881-03-10

The brigantine Isabel, one Of the
finest chips engaged IN tho trade between
Brazil and Newfoundland, was wrecked among
the reefs At Gulf island. and Ill on board lost.
The coast Of Newfoundland has been
visited BY tho worst gale experienced In sixty
years. Every vessel in the harbor Of St.
Johns WAS destroyed. About dossn people
we're drowned.
The insane asylum at Danville, Pa,
has been destroyed BY Are. There were 5o0p
tients in the institution. all Of whom wero re-
moved without confusion or loss Of life The
building had been in process Of erection for
eleven years, and e6OO, 900 had been expended
uponit
Ex-President Hayes and party had .
narrow escape from death on tho trip from
Washington 10 Ohio. The train carrying him.
self and family collided with another while
running at forty miles an hour. Several per
sons were killed and many maimed BY the col
hs,on, but, fortunately, al the Presidential
party escaped uniniurcd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-11-29
Giienbabn.T atalitaten

Ser 9rpf'Hor 3. in Berlin lit elm i.br
g'ls5rtsr Wdnu, absr unldnsit III es ibm
auf Der S5lrinser Giienbabn rs9t fatal
erBan9sn. Ssrislts fam nit ieiner 8at.
tin nod Saae unb rsiits bon BORT nod
&Otba Ueitsr. uersuB a6sr in Sale, Isinsn
tuerthpoQen &eiieIiOd mitjuneb men. Sic
6rdu Yroieforin itiss bssbalb in Iaums
burg aus. nm nab Dale tsIssropbirsn 3u
laRsn, baB Der StOd nod 8Ot5a geI9idt
usroe. sic bate lid aber stpas gu lanae
aufsebaltsn uno Der 3us sine obue Re ab.
SssbaIb itieg II pisoer Der Ssrr BRO.
feliUr in apoIoa aus, UNI Die @attin su er.
tuarttn, Die, ME sr bOift,. nit Dem nd9fen
3u9e na9tOmmen plros. aIs er niat
pisosr i'm Ba9en e,i9isn. bsmsrttsn Die
anoern 9ahaSiere, bob Der Ssrr YroisTOr
leinsn ueber5iebsr, Sutitadtsl u. /. 10.
ltsgsn selaRen babe uno gabsn 6isIs gfftc
ten mao Der abrsfs Guf Dem 9abnbof in
Sofia ab. go brfano i9 nun bic Sut.
ltabteI uno Der 1sbstSisbsr in Sofia. Der
Derr YrOishor in apOIou, Die Srau BRO.
%feforin in N~aumburs uu" DER psrsiniamts
ReiieitOt in Sale.
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Suntes NIIerIei.
Der Siqarofantlsr 8pHaro melt {

Der Silarofintlsr @oHaro melt tu
Berlin unp isst NIT ietnsm Spiel bic
8srlinsr Silaroiptslsr in GIfaunen
Gr carambolirt ben auf etne Gbampas<
nsraaids sslse:sn Bad obne 8sribruns
ner Glai6s, er iast cine srose ansabl bon
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