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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-08-06

GRAND RAPIDS, Aug. 4.-The Grand Rapids
Catholic Church will give dancing party
and picnic in Hagie's grove, Aug. Is. A large
platform will be built and dancing will con
tinue afternoon and evening. Music by A. S
Wilkinson's band of Ransom The Yale
Methodists will participate.
The valuable vein of coal discovered under
j. l.. Luellan's farm also extends under w. r
Milligan's fine farm. Mr. Milligan is to b,
congratulated on the discovery
T. j. Moore has disposed of the south forty
acres Of his Fall River farm at a fair figure.
Mrs +. A Post has been visiting her sons
Clarence and Wilmington in Nebraska. She
says Iowa and Nebraska are so dry and parched
tina, even game has deserted the country
Mr.. J. =. Wilson on Monday received dis.
patch that his son-in-law, james Richardson
OF kentland, Ind, was seriously III, resulting
from surgical operation performed upon him
In Chicago last week for ecezima Mrs. VII
son has gone TO his bedside.
William Porter and Will Milligan have the
finest corn-fields In Grand Rapids, and Craig
Moore in Fall River. The drought has about
ruined the corn crop, however, and the fields
generally present distressing appearance
Lew Smith, the defaultlng partner of Moore
u Smith, Seneca. has turned up at Long
Branch with one ofthe numerous Mrs. Smiths
Lew is the man who ait out" between two
days with all the firms money, leaving M
available assets save two or three wives and
fourteen or fifteen little Smiths.
Miss Emily Galloway is visiting friends and
relatives In Chicago
Miss Jennie Price will entertain her friends
al moonlight fete At Starved Rock, Aug. 9Th,
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flor which abou, dry invitations, it is said,

| for which about nity inVNauchs, ~ 10 s"'~'
have been issued.
Creek timber between Bro. Farrell aud Asses
sor Richardson are SAID to be utterly unbound.
ed A careful examination OF the wilds OF
that locality failed to show up any mutilstcd
remains.
Widow Yortaas and Tom Farrell had slight
"rowdy dow" recently. Mr. Farrell 10 the old
lsdy's conservatOr, and undertook TO evlct her
for a tenant, but the old lady got upon the LOT.
TEST summit of her ear. and "kicked" violent
Ily. Her step son finally came 10 the rescue
and put Farrell out. Mrs. Yortaas will now
seek to have him removed a. conserv ator.
Public opinion, however, justifes Mr.. Farrell
ID.
DAYTON, Aug. 4.-Ho.. hotter hottest, 100
in the shade.
The tile works shipped three car loads of
tile to Serena this week. They are building
Up fine reputation for first class hard drain
tile, and have an ever.:ncreasing demand for
them.
The vote at the school house last Saturday
evening ON the question of authorizing the di-
rectoIs to issue bonds for the construction OF a
new school building was lost by small ma
1Orlty. GOOu'Dye, new bCnoOi nousc.
Misses Hattie and Belle Brown of Newark,
H., were visiting Miss Cora Green last week
A Frenchman working on the section had
his finger badly mashed while coming home
on a late train last Saturday evening. The
car door was closed on his finger, and the
noise of the train prevented him from beng
heard until the bone was broken and the fin.
ger badly crushed.
Mr. II. b. Williams started last Tuesday on
trip to northern Iowa.
Miss Hattie Edwards, Of Mendoza, is visiting
Miss Cora Green.
MIR. and Mrs. C. Is. Hess departed yesterday
for Macomb to attend the golden wedding of
a cousin.
Miss bessie Root closed her school at Wed.
ron last Saturday with a pleasant little picnic
in the grove.
The young folks picnicked at Deer Park
last week. Notwithstanding the dust and heat
they claim to have had very enjoyable time.
The wooden mill runs few hours in the
evening besides their days work,
The river falls quite slowly few NICE
fish are being caught. OCCASIONAL.
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THE LACoN Qll.) Home Journal-We are in
debted to the publisher, B.J. Kendall, Enosburgh
Fails. VI, for the simplest and at the same time
the most thorough and comprehensive work on
the horse and his diseases we ever saw. 1t gives
all the ailments to which he is liable, their symp-
toms and characteristics, and prescribes RENE.
dies SO plain that no man need err in admins.
terng them. The price OF this little work is 25
cents, and will be sent by mail For sale by Os-
man AZ Haprman
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Buttcr-Choice to fancy creamery, 2O024 fine
to fancy dairy. l6@l9c; good to choice, l5@l7c;
shipping lots, ll@l3c.
Eggs-Fresh, ll@l2c.
Potatoes--New, Sl.50@2 90 per Dbl.
Cattle-Extra graded export steers, s6O0@
8; 10 good to choice natives, S530@56O; com
mon shipping and killing steers, $4T5@49O;
cows and hefers, $3.75@400.
Live Hogs-Sales ranged from $5e0@G90 to
packers.
WooL.-Walter Brown Il Co.'S (Boston) last
circular reports the market as q little bearish
with fair inquiry from manufacturers. Yester.
dap,a Chicago quotations are "a follows.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 6, 1851.
The Times of yesterday says:
The board Of trade markets were stronger on
yesterday. In both grain and provisions the bull
side had the greatest number of friends, and
higher prices we're generally realized. Business
was again active, at least on speculative nc
count. On Change cash property closed as
follows:
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Stationery Supplies.

We hare all the latest ideas in bus
mess stationery, hare ne,c type. and
use the Holder Blotter- Pad for keep
ing printed supplies clean and han
dy for use. The Holder Pad is the
best in use. 1t is nedter. cheaper,
more Convenient, less cunsbrOtS and
does its Uorh better than any other
blotter yet inUented, as a mere glance
at it 1Oil prone to any man. We
guarantee satisfaction to all Our
customers. stUin6 the best material
and best Uorhc for the money in Of
tara. If you rant something good
and neat call on
oSMAN e. HAPEMAN,
Printers
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-03-25

An occurrence which has been talk
ed of here and through the country
generally was that which resulted in
the woundins of Mr.. Mitchner and of
Mr.. Frank D;nkgrave, on Thursday,
the 18th. The main parties in this
tragedy, though not such in presence,
are Judge Ludeling and l.. p. Stubs,
Esq, who have places adjoining on
Bayou DcSiard. They are prominent
citizens, brother attorneys and were
o.proprietors of the North Louisiana
and Texas railroad. Their friendly
relations, which had subsisted for
years, had Il rude disturbance in the
courthouse about three weeks ago
when severe epithets We're exchanged
and chairs were thrown one at the
other. We regret to have to publish,
as these gentlemen must also, what has
followed.
Mr.. Mitchner was employed by Mr..
Stubs to manage his place, and young
lAudeling was managing that of his
father. On the morning of tho 18th
two wagons We're driven from Ludc-
ling's place to Stubbs's, to remove Il
amily of colorcd laborers. The
wagons were driven into Stubbs's en-
closure, and were stopped around the
cabin. Mitchner had some time before
sent word to Ludcling not to interfere
with his labor. 1t appears that the
negroes were willing to leave-as ne
groes too often will do. The wagons
were cut down, presumably by Mr..
Mitchner, and soon after young Ludc-
ling and Dinkgravc rode up. There
followed, what only could have been
expected, hot and angry words, and
out of these came tho shooting which
resulted 50 seriously. Labelling was
killed, Frank Dinkgravc was shot in
both arms, but neither broken, and
Mitchner received an ugly wound in
his right side, the ball entering below
the nipple and coming out near the
small of the back. NIitchner and
Dinkgrave are both recovering from
their wounds.
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OF athita Welegraph.
M~NRoE. La. MARCH 25, 1881
ValcllictOry.

Our connection with the TELE-
GRAPH, as its Business Manager, ex-
pred by limitation, several issues ago,
and with this issue we bid adieu to our
friends of the press and the readers of
the TELEGRAPH as its Local Editor.
II is with feelings of regret that we
sever our connection with journalism
having enlisted in the cause of the
cart Preservative of all Arts" when
quite young passing from the honora-
able position of "devil' to higher
places in the Office and finally reaching
the goal of every DEVILS ambition-a
chair in the front room among the ex-
changes. IN taking farewell of our
friends of the press we can heartily
wish them all success-and especially
do we wish that it should crown the
future efforts of the TELEGRAPH.
G. II. TRoUsDALE.
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Ifthere is any city of the size of
Monroe that can produce more boys,
whom in New Orleans or elsewhere.
would be styled "hoodlums,' let her
step forward, we defy her and in the
language of the "legal fraternity" we
can "produce evidence that will com
pIetcIy squash the Indictment \ lit
tie parental jurisdiction" in the shape
of a shingle or q strap, would immense
ly condncc to the reformation of the
"rising generation who are rapidly
gaining notoriety by their supreme in
science, impudence and disrespect for
the general public. 1t is true that boys
are Maynard, but this does not Justify
them in Offering insolence and slang to
any one, and useins profusing profan
ity everywhere and anywhere. Some
of these gentry will sooner or later
come to grief, and they will then only
have received their just dues.
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The wrccking of the steamer Fair
Play still continues. About 10 bales
of cotton have been recovered up to
this writing, Thursday noon) and it
is supposed there are about Is more re-
naming in the hold worth saving.
The safe, or strong box, will be the
next thing to receive the divers attcn-
ton. It's novel business up this way
and quite crowd arc always on hand
"helping to raise the cotton"
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Mike Collins won the pig at Nc.
Allister's last Friday night against a
combination who "wcnt in" to draw
the pig and squandered $l5 in tho at
tempt-drawing 81 blanks out of 90
chances. We think it was put up
job. Won't you s..whack up'' Mike?
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Tclegraphic advices from Camden,
received yesterday, report the burning
of the steamboat Willie in Saline river,
together with about $50 bales of cot
ton. We have no particulars of the
burning, but infer that no lives were
lost.
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Polite Hypolitc alias Polite Polite,
had a preliminary examination before
his Honor Judge Richardson, Wedncs-
day morning and was remandcd to
Jail without bail to await his trial at
the April Term of the District Court
for the murder of Aleck Brown, On the
lower Plrgoud place, on Thursday the
18th inst.
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Office !

To IcnchcTs ot Ii,jEic jSchO0Is:
Parties desiring certificates Of qualilicI-
ton AS teachers of Public Schools VIII he
afforded the opportunity to be cxauiincd
on thc.sccoud Saturday in each month-CN-
animal ion commencing at 10 o'clock.
Il. o. benton,
j. \. SANDERS, ftomuiiiicc.
u. NJ. SIIpLhTIS.
Monroe, La, feb'y II, 1sSI.-tf
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Crawford Selvey, Esq, who has been
engaged in the sugar business during
the past season in the Techc country
returned to Monroe last Tueday on the
Laura Lee. He has our permission to
stay around here awhile.
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We had the pleasure of meeting our
friends Winter, Ferry and Henderson
in town during the past week and also
of making the acquaintance Messrs.
p. J. Flanagan and NJ. Gugenheim, both
clever gentlemen and untiring workers
for then respective houses.
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from superficial burning was found to
be attached to it. Another jerk indi-
Gated a desire to be drawn up and forth.
with he was lifted from the water.
CuARLT Gil EISroPnEE.
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TO farmers and country merchants
who are accustomed to purchasing their
drugs in New Orleans and other mar
Iscts l will say / will duplicate New
Orleans prices. Send me trial order.
J. A. MOORE, Monroe, La.
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We are requested to announce that
the Rev. Mr.. Steward, of Bastrop, will
hold divine service at the Episcopal
Church next Sunday morning.
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The largest stock of drugs in North
Louisiana at Moore's Drug Store.
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Deputy sheriff Bob Lewis is having
the court house throughly cleaned pre-
paratory to the sitting of April term
Of the District Court.
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Ifyou want vegetables of any kind,
eggs, krout, pig tongues, pig feet, or
anything in the eatahle line, call on
w. H. Wright.
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LOST,

BETWEEN THE MONROE POST OFFICE
and Trenton, crossing at tho Monroe ferry,
Il lady's small satchel containing several
articles of value, for Il pc return of which to
this Office a liberal reward will be paid.
Monroe, La, March E5, 1SSl.--1t.
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SI!EIeIEF'S SALE.
The State of Louisiana, Parish of Ouacili Ia
Fifth District Court
Adaline Hogan

i
Fifth District Court.
Alkaline Hogan
VS.. No. 1867.
George 5. Lowcry.
by virtue of an order OF seizure and sale.
issued by the Honorable FifUh District
Court, in the above entitled and numbered
suit and to mo directed I have seized and
taken into my possession, and will soil ut
the Court House door, i'll the City of Mon
roe Ia., between tho legal hours of sale, to
the last and highest bidder on
Saturday, the 10th day ofApriI, 1881,
tho following described property to-wit:
The northeast quarter of south west
quarter of section "A, forty acres more or
less. The northeast quarter of southwest
quarter go, 5O-lOD ncrcS), tho southeast
quarter of northwest quarter. 90 acrcsl,
Give acres of said quarter having; been sold
to lodge, north cast quarter of northwest
quarter, 90 acres and southeast quarter of
southwest quarter go acrcs) of section %,
all in II. Is, n. X. ] east and containing in tho
aggregate one hundred and nincty-thrce
and Il half (l35 y acres more or less, with
all the improvements thereon.
Seized as thcp property of George s. Lowcry
and will be sold To satisfy said writ and
costs.
Terms sale, cash with tho benefit OF
appraiScmcnt !. Il. MEG UIItE,
Sheriff.
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Twenty bushels sweet potatoes just
received, at w. II. Wright's.
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Uncle Toby, Little Brown jug and
Pocahontas cigarettes, ut w. II.
Wright's.
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Ten peiccs of tin for Sl.00, q
w. IT. Wright's.
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LEGAL.
ms SOLVENT SALE.

State of louisiana, Parish OF Cuuchita,
Fifth District Court.
L.. II. Morris VS.. His Creditors.
BY virtue of an order of the Hon. Fifth
District Court, ] will offer for safe ut public
auction. on the premises on Grand street, in
the city of Monroe, beginning Tuesday, 22d
tho stock of groceries, goods, &c, contained
in the store Of tho late firm of Morris & Don
son, and surrendered by Il. II. Morris. Also
one watch and chain.
Terms of sale-Cash, credit of six
months with approved security. Prices
made known ut days of sale
2t. j. l.. Meg UIRE, Syndc.
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Buy your drugs from the cheap drug
house of J. A. Moore.
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Three barrels of gnat oil for sale, at
JnO. A. NIoOre's. ,
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Saturday, March II. 1881,

an cStfay to-wft
a Brown Marc pony about three years
old, white spot III the forehead, left hind
foot white, about fourteen hands high.
Taken up by NJ NJ. Bryant in the Parish
of Onachita, at his plantation situated four
tccu miles south of Monroe.
j. Il. TRDtSDtLE,
Justice of tho Peace.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
HEREBY NOTIFY ALL CONCERN
cd that have the necessary Blanks, and
am now prepared to record Iiomosteads AS
required by law.
!. GAItRETT.
Deputy Clerk 9Th District Court, and ex-
oficiO Recorder. n37:6m
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GALE: OF ESTfsAI.

Notice is Hereby given that / will offer for
sale before my Office door III tho City of
Monroe, La,
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Cider Cider at Wright's.
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Having recently opened tho above named
saloon, the Proprietor respectfully solicits
Il liberal share OF the public patronage.
Tho finest and best brands of Wines,
Liquors and Cigars kept constantly on
hand. Customers may rely upon good or
der and polite attention.
Tho '"fhistIe Dew brand of whiskcy for
sale at this saloon.
February IL, 1881.
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Ii.ynlcnial.

On Saturday the 29th inst, ut the
residence of Mrs. l.. l.. Mcclure, Mr..
NJ. l.. Meredith and Miss Angie Will
liams weie united in the holy bonds of
matrimony, the Rev. i. T.. White Of
floating. We had the pleasure OF wit
Messing the solemn and impressive Ger
emony and can testify to the lowell
ness of the bride and the CROMWELL
he looked happy enough. May he
prove worthy of the love of his lovely
bride. That their future lives may
never be clouded by darker hour
than that on which they consumatcd
their plightcd vows is thc sincere wish
of the TELEGRAPH.
The bridal party, consisting of the
bride and groom, Miss Burns, Miss Lou
Wartclle, and Capt. Fred y. Blanks
and Ben Cornwcll, and Mrs. Capt.
Kcnison, chapcron, left on the pala-
tial steamer, Fred. y. Blanks, for the
Crescent City, the future home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Meredieth, the same
| evening.
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Safes sold for less money than by any
ono travelling. on time, or for heavy dis
count for cash. ea. '.' ~
Guns, Pistols, Clocks and Sowing Ma
chimes repaired on short notice by
1925 N. Is. MILTON.
27 Rills' News Depot.
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Yarterrerdume nod frei waren uno flng
ben 6anbsl nit Sbit unb 9emiile an,
Der uns erndsren iollte. Die 9rete mar
Elm Hintes. lultioes uno redt biibihes
Ding. penn Nues gelang, mas bic 5dnoe
nur anfaliten Der 5anoel sinS redt
sut. benn bic Seulfebt mar iuit 81 elmer
Strabe semadt morben uno bate 1d
Idnea uno 6idt tepSltert. Sn oem c5e=
ren @ietel,immer, oas ou beute be,pcen
telt, mar elm iun5er Wulitus einSe,o5en,
Der pom Worsen tis gum Abeno fieoelte
uno I'M uebrisen irrsIos in ben Tas
bneinlebte. ST madte feline tieinen
@intdnfe bel uns uuo 10 mareu mir benn
baib nlher befaurt NIT chamber Semc,<
ben. Sa er Fd icnit a's Gin gutter
Wenid etwifs, 70 bate ih nid,ts oasesen
pab er iih lduser ais n6tois III unlerm
9aoen aufaiett ODER uns Abeuo8 in oer
Stute teiuhtc. @s bat 70 ieit icllen
unb pire aud 10 gstcmu,eu, tpenn id
mid oase3en seitdubt bd,te. Der golz
Ter bate ea u,einer @rete anSetsau. i'd
muHte Sa uno Nmen ba5u iassn uno 10
wurben bic beioen ein Baar.
(gurtfsbuns fOIet,)
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Strid, Der giel madte einen Spruns
riB ben 4Fcd aus Der Groe unb ranntt
bapon, ben Wann auf Der @rbe fcrtIalei=
fsnb.
= Seit LANCER 3eit mar ant 16. bl.
Guadalupe pieoer seitiesen.
= Sn Dallas lino bic @eidaftsleute
iebr un3ufrieben nit ben Tradtraten fir
Baummolle. Sir 100 Yfuno mi6en iie
81 IA mad New=Dorf be5ablen, mad
92ep= SrleanS aber $1.15.
= Die IeyaS uno ct. Souls lamals
ipurise gabn iou iofprt bon Wcunt
Yleal lant 40 Meilen meiter nad Dallas
3u sehaut ,peroen.
= Sn Gcmande County lrurbe 6. s.
9aentcn, Der Der 8ranbitiftuns in Otii@
icuri uno bes GinbruGs in cine Soft
Office arsetla3t miro, unter Dem SabeaS
Corpus 9teat in Treibeit seieet, bod TO-
fort mieber perbaftet.
= Die Yclttutide 5miiden gettcn unc
2ampalaS wurbe BON 5wei bermummten
Winnern berautt, bic smei Brieflade nit
fi4 nabmen. 10 bis Is Wfdnner perfcl=
gen Die Nduber.
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1eras.

= Sin Wlob brans in bic Sail Su
Wortbam. bemddtiste fid oaielbit zines
Tarbisen ytamens Trant 2udy uno err
bins ibn an einem Smei Weilen prn Der
Sail entferntsn Ylaee
- Sn einem Speiiebaus su Iallas
soB cine 6arbise acblen0l ins Ieuer, oos
Oel i'm @efdB entSiuOete iid oaourd uno
bic aleioer Der 6arbisen finsen 6euer.
Sic itiirSte idreieno uuf bic Strube, no.
islbit s,pei arteiter bas Jeuer lDidten.
Die unsladlide bat iapsre Yrunomun.
ben am sonjen SGrper oapon setrasen.
- Auf YrownS Sdafrand in Iropis
Sonntp baben boSwillise Yeripnen IA
Sdafe pereoelter STAGE erfdoEen. Der
Verbadt, bleieS Subenitad perlbt II,
baten laltet auf mebreren Gieb,iidtern.
= Sn Dallas County fanb man einen
jansen Wann idwer Dermuncet am 9Bese
liesen. St befano lid auf ber &eile uno
rift einen @lel. Die geadt bate er I'M
Sreien Susebradt unb ieinen @iel uusse,
itedt. Am WorSen, ale er meter wOI-
te, perpidelie ct lid nit benz 6uB I'M
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g. gSplfip,t.

Der Sdaittmaaren a0uis unierer
Stabt, 5err 6. BoIflcu, trifit Sprberei=
tuusen, Die bereits ma6enbaft anlansenz
cen neuen 9erbit= uno Winter=
Waaren untersubrinsen. Wsittlers
weile merben Commentaries gu nod ME
oassweienen billisen greiien ausperfauft,
Ser Wolfon mirb ipdbrenb Der beporz
itehenoen Sailon oas srS6te Waarenla=
ger fiibren, bas er ie sebabt uno er madt
feline ;ablreiden Sunbel1 Der Staot uno
I'm esenO iaon jest oarauf aufmerfiam.
Nus, ras OtSbe1z Departe III en-
niro lice. aus rei4baltis auSseltattet
iein. aisArere Garlabunsen WSbel iinb
idcn eill etrOffen unb nod piel mebr mer~
ben erwartet. Serr 8plficu mirb pie
sepSbuli4 ber BOSS ber Saiion iein,
bas beiBt, er ipiro bic srSBte 9usmabl
bieten. rie nieorisiten Breile baben unb
bic beiten @eiadite MAIDEN.