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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-11-19
a Popular Old story.

From he ShersTjng Arms.
There lived once PLANTER.
-. , soii, its only love.
To WHOM, upon his birthday.
A bran ne 80 :. 80
The planter had garding.
All filled with appel trees,
Which for the city market
lie was trying for 10 reeze.
The hoy he takes the liatchiet
quite jolly and iocund,
AMI going to the appel trees
lie chop, them 10 the grund.
The father called his servants
And ranged them in row;
81 " ho has chopped down my appel trees
Aud killed them root and ..ow ?"
The servants stand amazed
All drawn ub in u line.
Then comes running up To him
His young and youthful sine.
' cunnot tell lie, papa"
The youthful how begun:
' Twas | that chopped the appel trees;
Twas |, Your little sou
Now who. then, was this father,
And who his tilial kin!
II was the noble BuslIrod.
And young q. washington.
MORTAL.
Then whose takes hntchict
An! appel trees chops down,
II h, live. long enough Will he
\ great and pious mown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-11-19
Good for Zabriskie.

Count Ibrouski. who has hunted in Meath
ana HE County Dublin for lhs past Seasons ex
p"G'eh To- arrive IRON America very with seventeen
purebred Yankee horses who have been sChoo"i over
M American obstacles. including the wel,known
shnke fences aud cmbankments thrown up more NJ
tslIIic0 "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1882-11-19
why " Roman WA. not Elected.

From The san Francisco Wasp.
Ooriolnnus, noble Roman,
wouldn't give the voters taffy;
wouldn't tell 'em they were brilliant.
wouldn't tell 'rm they were Valiant.
wouldn't Kiss the Roman babies,
Said he'd see their dads in llnlcs
Ere he'd huss tho dirty youngsters
or horde of swelling huugstrrs,
said no office he would fawn for;
No, his t0ga he first pawn for
What he needed; no, ho wouldn't
Give EN- tany, no, he shouldn't
Thus IL WAS the noble Roman
Fearless. peerless CoriOlsnus,
Just as might have been expect ted,
Mover came to be elected.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26
= & q. S. ty 81 ,
NEW YORK, 1883


More people have read Tie Sun during the
-yrnr Just now passing than ever before since
II was first printed. No other newspaper
published on this side OF the earth has been
bought mud read In. any year by 20 many men
and women. eSsit +t..s
We arc cicdibly Informed that people buy,
read and like This Sun for the following rea
soma, among others:
Decanscits news columns prescnt n sttrac ;.
rive form anil with the greatest possible aeru-
racy whatever has.interest for humankin,.,
the c.cnts, the deeds AMI misdeods. the Wis
dom, tho philosophy, the notable folly, the
solid sensd the improving nonsensc--ali thr
news OF the busiest world a. present revolving
tn spzce.
Because people have learned that its re-
marke concerning persons and affairs The
Snh makes a practice OF telling them the
exact truth TO The best Of i!s ability three
hundred AMI sirty-1vc days In tho year, be.
fsre election as well as after, about the whales
| as we'll as about the small fish, In the face OF
dissent ms plainly and fearlessly rs when
| supported by genera, approval. Inc Sun has
| absolutely no purposes to serve, save the in
| formation OF lis readers and the furtherance
| OF the common good.
because it 10 cverybody's newspaper No
| man is so humble that The sun Ia Indifferent
to his welfare and his rights. No man 10 30
rich that it can allow injustice to be d0pc him
No man, no association OF men, ia powerful
| enough to bn exempt from the strict appliya-
ton Of its principles Of right and wrong.
Years a w,h i intermission and Sometime
almost alone among newspapers, the dghi
that has resulted In the recent overwhelming
| popular verdict against Robesonism and for
honest government. No matter what party IL
iu power, The Sun stands and will continue t.
etand like a rock for the interests OF The peo-
pie against the ambition OF bosses, the EN-
croachnents OF monopoiists, and the dislion-
est schemes OF public robbers.
All this ID what we are told almost laiy BY
our friends. One man holds that The Sun I,
tho best religious newspaper ever published
because its Christiau.ty is unliluted witt
cant, Another holds thai II 10 the best Re
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26

C.ose connections at Nortourillc for Madi-
sonvillc. Henderson. Ev Evansville and all points
North. Connections At Pahucah wish steamers
oil ohio AMI Tennessee rivers: At Fulton with
n. C.rst. LIZ I. n. r.: At Kiyes with n, &
q. u. K; at Paiucah juno. with n. Z. st. l..
X. u. AZ Central Iity for Owensboro,
at Elizahcthtown with l. 4 y. Railroad; al
Louisville With l.. e. b T.. Railroad. o ( "
| railroad AMI u. =. Nail Line Steamers foi
Cincinnati and thu North and Ea..; j., "
: i:railruad for indianapolis. Chicago an
and the Wes,.
Cent PASSENGER Agent. EliEahcthtown, Kv.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26
Dixon 10 now an autilausr town
A Madison county hog weighs $50

Dixoh 10 now an anti ls4ner town.
A Madison county hog weighs $50
pounds.
Gen. Sidney Burbank, Of Newport,
is dead.
The Superior court has adjourned
till Jan. 3.
Henry Bell, COX. was killed by the
fears at Georgetown,
| There are Gl9 patients in the Lex
ington Lunatic Asylum.
Mrs. Sallie johnson was killed by
falling down stairs at Danvillc..
Col WIN. B Peayram dropped
leSh ci.,si, L,gan county,
Mrs. Matte D. Todd, has been re-
appointed post master, at Cynthiana
Owen East killed VIM. Casey il
S,dkom comfy, for bciraying hi
sister.
The steamer as. V. Pence" burnst
to the waters edge in Frankfort. Los
: $4,000.
Henry II. johnson fell from loa,
Of hay in Daviess county, sni wa
killed.
a
nj The Parloi Concert Club Of Rus
: sellvilie presented the opera" Patience
last week.
81 Duck Merritt, who murdered job
'e johnson. has been lodged in Jail o
e, Somerset.
u A fire at Paducah Dec s dcsiroye
" the Southern Hotel and two store
Loss $4,000.
"a VIM. Jones' Fayettc county higl
s way +, bier, has been pardoned b
:, ,Ithe Governor
= Milton Young. the noted turfmal
wasmarried Dec. 14th to Miss Luc
Spaldingf Of Unioutown. KY :
I'll The Soldiers Home, governmel
ng property, at Harodsburg, is'lo DO sol
- to the highest bidder.
or The Messenger says the electr
light was successfully established
III the court house cupola in OwensboI
20 last week. Owensboro is second onl
,e. to Louisville in securing the electr
,g light.
Of Mrs. Ellis Ann Nally, aged SO, con
mitted suicide in Louisville by takin
as "I,ough on Rats e This maxi
IN eight suicides IN that city iiace No,
tn n.
p The Crittcn1en Press published Il
to evidsnce in full in the case of r. \
= Wilborn. who killed Guess at Marion
Wilborn got five years in the pen
oittentiary.
", Alvin y hite, Of Bowling Gree
volunteered to act a. brakeman to !
re- a friend clay Off one trip on an l..
rn. N, freight, and fell from the cars al
~ was instantly killed, near Franklin.
Thos. Fearns. aged so years, NJ
me ted with the Methodist church,
IAN Oddyille, Harrison county. last wet
,ut Rev. Jas. G.. Grow, tho officiati
Duf minister is in his SIND year.
~ &c Atkins, Of Woodford conn
was fond dead on the floor Of
room in the Meriwether Hotel,
lay Frankfort. He : had blown out
no. gas or intentionally lett tho jet op
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26

A bloody fight took place * Ope.,
lika between the hackers of the old
and new city council tickets end ten
men were shot down and most Of
them fatally wounded.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26

Farmers and others desiring a gen,
fec! lucrative agency business, BY
which 70. TO $40. day can be earned
send address at once, on postal, to II.
z. WILKINSON Il Co., 1876 and 1877
Fulton Street, New York.
q. mos.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26

A man is wiaer for his learning
and the sooler he4iearns that the
only proper waylto cure Cough OF
Cold, is to use DIR. Brll's Cough
5rup, tn, botterhs 10 OIL.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26

Thorton's Celebrated English RENE.
dies are put up by he Nashville
Medicine Co andfor sale BY all lead.
ing druggists. No cheap ingredients
used, and not pulled into sudden no.
toricty.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26
100 Reward

Is offered for any case Of Catarrh
that can't be cured with Halls Ca
tarrh Cure. Take internally. Price
rs cents.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26
,21y..Buchupaiba.

Quick. complete cure, all annoying
Kidney. Bladder and Urinary Dis
ease 81. Druggists,
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26

At Lisleville. N. c., Alex Dockery
Killed Slawson Mapss and Richard
Cribbs his wiIe's paramours and
then made his escape. The woman
attempted to join him and was ares
ted.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26

Jas. B.. Grant, of Colorado. is
the youngest Governor, and A. II.
Stephens, Of Georgia, the oldest.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26

lpcendiaries fired a house in Heud-
ers"n ccuu'y Tenn. and Carroll
EMiton aged 80, was burned aliv,.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26

NglNf people are always on the lookout for
MHNk chances to Increase tlicir carninrs.
MHsN and In time become wealthy; those
sshSs who 40 not improve their opport,ini-
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properly from the frst start. The business
VIII pay moro than ten times ordinary wagus
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26
ERRORS OF YOUTH

y hiENTiEltAN who suffered Tor. yenrs
from ERyors DEHILiTy l'KEsATuRg DECAY,
and attn the ciiects ofyouthful Ind lscr,,ti,r.'
wislfor thn sake 81 suiteting humanity. And
frec tQaii whu nccd u, the recipuaud' dhacl
lion Tor making the simple nmcly by when
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the faslyertiscf'f oNpcficnce can do 90 by nd.
'lfeBsioY II, iprrf,ct 80 ntiilrlec. s. I+
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be:s WI TX ~ : =.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26
Every Subscriber, at $l.5O a
Year, Given a Ticket Free!

!. Dg- We take pleasure in announcing that
we have arranged a list of valuable premi-
ums to be given to our subscribers for the
wear 1888 Below we give list of some OF
the principal premiums which will be dis
|tributed:
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-12-26

&c Atkins, Of Woodford county,
was fond dead on the floor of his
room in the Meriweiher Hotel, at
Frankfort. He : had blown out the
gas or intentionally lett tho jet open
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-19
ArGnimg for Grilcn,r.

The argument upon The bill Of cxcrr-
tons in Gniteau's case was begun before
The General Term Of the Criminal {. MT
on wednesday Of list week. Chief jus
tice Car,'er and Justices Macarthur. Hog
ner and james we're on the bunch. The
prisoner was not in Court Chsll.s II
Reed appeared as sole carnsel for Gsiiesu.
The points made in bis bH,t were these
no Inquest "G- bold upon the body ~ ST..
Garfield by any Coroner or otler officer
iG ibe District of Co'uml thc Criminal
Court that uiod Toe case did net have iu-
u'dictipn; the evidence a. updjgpu,cd
'hst The death occurred in Monmouth
County, New Jersey, and it is The lae. b..
yrnt % question. that whore the morta
wound j. given no ono county aud Die vic
tim dies 10 another county. the person in
f.c'iDg Tie wound cannot De tried i'm eth
az for murder, ualess there is some si.,u-c
10 aattouzs 10 ara iu this case iere il
none.
Dir Reed proceeded toq1ote authorities
iu .rrp'r + This last point when be
quoted l. "a Btcou, the Chief Justice
"k'd IL h's was ils old mo'apnYsi.i,u
Bacon. M- Reed replied that f, ,gss the
sam. Bacon VINO wrote nc lhrG.m.rf.
a 'tc quotation from Lord O. ke..ssl.r
ded 20 5y tne Cbiof Justice as ca bald
.iaiemeni coming o. ~ tie grandfather f
'he lss
""booreht'o baosp,cted, ST. Reed
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-19
sure sign.

ivory established local newsp,por
rrre' 'o- subscriptions from LARGO cities
which pnzzl" The publishers. but which
,h. Now York Times lately explained aq
''.I'"" - wholesale merchant in this
'Iit who bad become rich at tho
business says bis ruio is. that when NJ.
sous "iH OF eoods ON credit. TO
'Inme1''@iv subscribe Tor the local
F'Ter OF bis debtor So long as his custom
'f '"Frrt'-oj I,bnuily anJvigorouslv. Inc
f'.'''' hut as soon as ho legan to
contract bis advertising space. he Toni
..' i'ei as evidence that there ,,,.
f'0.'" 'lofi. and invariably wont c,r
i''i'r. Said Doc; Tho man who f.
700 poor ~ ut<H h.- business known i.
GOO poor to do business. 81"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-19
WORDS OF WISDOM.

III Iassiors arc good when ono mas
ters them; all are bad when ono is a
slave To them.
There is many man w.ose tongue
might govern muititudes, ifhe could on .
~ gov ern his tongue.
We can no more have back old times
by gathering the Same people in the
-aino place than we could have back a
dead friend by seating his skeleton in his
accustomed place.
When dark AMI gloomy crises i'm
your life is reached. and destruction
seems tOogerwhe I'm you only remember
that .he blacklist, h.rcrst, storm passes
quickest, and the earth is always the
brighter :anor It,,
Our lives should he ike tho DAYS,
more beautiful in the evening. or. ike
the spring, aglow with PROMISE, and like
autumn, rich with golden sheayes when
good works and deeds have ripened i'm
The hell.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-19

WHEREAS, The County Court of Pros
ton County, West Virginia, is Of opIni,,.
that IL Is desirable for Grant Please
and Portland Districts, i'm said connt,
TO appropriate and subscribe money +.
aid IN tho construction of a Railroad tbe
Initial of which shall be made at the
Pennsylvania line ON Big Sandy CreeL
at or near =. Mausts to follow as neor
by rs possible the TnoanderiEgs of said
creek, by way Of Clifton Mills and a.,
pass midway, rs near AZ practicable. no.
tween the towns of BrucetOn and Rran
dOnvilie; from thence to MUDDY C,eek
IN said county TO be continued from
san creek To or near the Baltimore end
Ohio Railroad on tic East side of C.he.t
RIVER, In this county; therefore. it's
Ordcrcd by He sail court. That vote
OF the legally qualified voters Of tho Gail
districts shall be taken on the LIST dav
Of June, 1852, upon the question of Ar.
prOpriating and subscribing Sixtv Tbous-
and Dollars, to he levied ON all the ror
sOnal and real estate taxable within "a,
said districts, which vote shall be taker
IN mannor and form and after tho mott
ces required by law; and SAID anrro,,,i
alton and subscription shall be tnLion,
to all the terms, limitations and co1,Iiy
lions imposed by law, and 10 tho follow
ing further terms, limitations and condi-
tons which are hereby imposed ans
made part Of said appropriations and
subscriptions, that Is To- say:
IL threo~fifths or moro Of tho voters Of
said districts who shall vote upon tho
question Of such proposed appropria-
items and subscriptions, are in favor of
the same, the said sum o. Sixty TbonI
sand Dollars shall DO subscribed fo sid
iu the construction Of said Railroad T.,
tho name OF said districts by am og,r,
VINO shall be appointed by said Cont
such subscriptions shall be pavabIe a.
the coupon bonds Of said distric's hoo.
ing interest at the rate Of STA per eenfnrn
por annHm; payable annually. Said
President and Clerk Of the Countv C,,nr3
aforesaid, under the seal Of said Cont
and shall be delivered 10 tho agont -,
said Court whenever the pfoper fnarci,
al arrangements for the certain and suro
construction 81 said Railroad sball have
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-19

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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1882-05-19

Mr.. Michael Robbott. II Sargent Street
Cahoes, y. Y, was cured of very Sc
vereiy injure knee by st. Jacobs Oil.
says the koceshior, N. Y. Sunday Her
al 4
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Ihc Smallest rsabv a,,vc.

A gentleman from Clnlelaris. savs the
carson Appeal. Informs rs tina, tn SINAI
! 50 BABY in ;Lc world ,yas horn in tho,
camp at noon on the 81 inst. The father
miner in The employ Of The Northern
j. lie Mine, and weighs 100 pounds. The
mother e stout, healthy woman. weigb
Ing p0rhars 100 pounds. Tho child 10 q
male as perfectly formed as any human
oe'og can be, but upon its mr,h # onlv
Weighed eight ounces Ia face ia shor,
The cine 81 a horse chestnut, and the size
OF lis limbs can be- imagined when we saw
mat rig worn IN the little finger If ita
mother was easily slipped oyer lie foo,
nc'f'y MP 90 its knee. Our informant
s'a'es That il was The opinion Of the Of.
.'n'in- physician that The Child wonId
I'VE and prosper in good health. noivi,b-
standing ITS diminutive proportions. The
midget is go small that three Of i,s sizc
could play hidc-and-seck in a cigar b,x
Ti'si' believed TO be The smallest b,bv
ever born.
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cards &c, Ec., THa Ars-stonlce il mead
quarters
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Maine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-26
G Sbipefet= SGSer.

Der sSerth bon JdDrucfcIsS6bsrn oIS Sell.
mtttel gc9cn @dutausid)idge D6er nroertpeitta
utgeluneeu Sutaub Der 6dut iUtre pPacu Whcuntd.
tiemns rnO Gid3t If. ldugit uqcfdh5eu. ser pers
donernoe GtniIHB o;eer SGber au bic Saut 1T ebeus
tdus gut betunnt. Sleums ScbmcfcI ? eifc beitst
bteelben etGenitatten une bepirft oafeIbe 8eiuIat
GcEa)tsrpic eczema ,acuc, Smpctiau 0rIriau
SrGEc, SGliius unb ounCre 6nut RrantbCitcu tpers
Den hlrd bieicbe gGriltd duSgemer;t tnb e linbert
iGuel has Sipideu bon Rbeumatismus une e5ictt
neberbies 1T bicelbe eu dusge3eiduetes Scsinft,ts
rurgs'Wsittei fir perlureuigte SIcincr utb Betts
SCug, rlb ils ertbcilt gScu= un6 anoerer 2euaeu.
bic eemtt 9eDuiten pcrban, cine benz S6nee dtnliGe
9betbennb Netnhett Sn Nplge beS Grbrautbs oerisIs
ben ert1lt Der Sent eiEe rCd5t auruthenbe RIdrbet
uno duGenetme @idtte. SuEueEbraub, Spmttlers
fprphen, 6innen, iberbaliSt ale SeintfebIer, bic
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sclpfdDt: 6erner lit bic 9cfunee Rcinbcit, peI6e
htetete benz Istnt ert6ett, meit ar3ebcrber as Se
0rdBld'e une rnnatilrIite 8ldiiC, neI6e burcb ben
@ebrnid bpn SdDut tettamitteln entitebt.
nRGn butte fidI Dor Siiicfungcnl - 9cbpeFeI.
2eie iit nad8ematt pOrpen, mo has FublifHm a,irs
sur Sprftt ermabnt, nur bic Gbte su netmsu,
uub Su bea@ten, faB bis einsige OrtginaI.
Se3eiG Grurg GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP nit
pbfser Nbbileura iib auf benz umi6Iase iebss
stiideS beFnbet, phne peicbe feline deJt 1T.
Gum gertauf i'm qugemcincn Bel qSptbeferr Strb.
lern in upbeortifelu urb UiateriIlnGdren ,u M
Sents has Stid go Gents bic aiits, eut6aIt,nb q
Stiid, elm Griparnib opn 20 4rpSent; per Bolt NIT
gOrausbesubIuns, ioitst sie SiIts s5 Scnts.
Ser Gi9eutbiimer piirSe fid iebr freueu,
,Seugniie Al erbalten BON Berionen, nelde
@lenn's Sdmefel=Seiie gebrauden.
Gbs. 6. Grittentpn, otteiu. Gtseutb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-26
GarepGi(6s &a6ef6eri1ts.

Sas Gompict graen Den &aifer Sran; Scicpb.
gSien, %. september. - Sberoauf gez
ilebt Elm, oab er uno feline Serblu1eteu baS
gpoS 3o9en, nm III bstimmeu, fpeld]er BON
linen bem Gailei BON Seltrei6 oa5 Seben
nebmeu iollte. Sberuauf erfldrt ferner, er
hGtte beabijd]tigt, cine Son1be in Den @arten
oes SdlOiieS Wiiramar 81 tperfen. 9as
Sbergerid)t in Seneoig bat be3iiglid Der
fiirsld) porgeuommenen Serbuftuugen etn
@utuften abgegeben, nad tueldem bic Iusz
lisferung BON Meutelm0roern eriOlgen iol,
i'm Sale bieislben auf italieniiden @ebiete
9egen bas geben oeS &ailers bon Setreth
Couipirire'l-
geritbuuneene Sfibiiii1en.
2on. 25. september. - Nu5 BeterSz
burg berid)tet man benz ,Selegrapb:" ,Seit
Ger Gntoefung Der Seridw0rung i'm ueffloi=
ienen Stunt, ocreu Qnltirter ber Shierar3t
$ribilolp, Sutciuitldl uuo Nfalor Sttonsfp
mareu, iinb bier iomohl, uie in DtO5tau,
gSaridau, Siep, Soeiia, CLARION unD Re=
pal nebr, mie 500 Serbaitungeu porgenomz
men morotu. Die @eiaugeneu muroen in
Sdliiielburg ON 2abogasSee interuirt, NO
iie i'm @ebcimen pro3eiiirt uuO DON mo- iie
oeportirt pereen, ohue oaB ir8eno Selnauo
ibr Shidal eriGhrt."
Sie @ormpnru I'm Gnslnne.
gonoon, 25. Geptenber. - Bremlers
rtniIter glabltone pie6erbolt in elmer INIT
mort oil einen Sorrelponoenten bic Grflds
rung, eaS er nidJt i'm Stanoe lei, Der Sbd-
tteteit ter Dicrmonen in Gng ano Elm @noe
al MAIDEN, inoem bic pon Den Wtiliondren
ongemorbenen Proielpteu aus freien Stifsn
banbelu.