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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
Condiments.

Oscar Wilde is writing book.
Now it's autumn, and now it isn't.
Patti slings her cash freely in Paris.
Has your clergyman got home?
Wales is s., 900, 900 in the hole.
Now is the time for duck shooting.
One Saratoga belle has point lace hose.
London beauties color their hair Titan
red.
Saratoga ladies perfume the lare sun
flowers they wear.
Whenever lot of girls strike it is safe to
ask-"Who is he?"
Every solemn man is afuneral pail on the
happiness OF his family.
Fully $4,000 were spent at Newport en-
tertaining President Arthur.
Foreigners have predominated this sea-
son smong Niagara visitors.
Handsome and stylish English turban
hats are all the rage this season.
Fashion authorities say that less false
hair than ever is to be wore hereafter.
Many of the lap dogs at the fashionable
resorts this season were clad in airy lace
robes.
Oh one thing you may be sure, viz, that
if you are looking for the dark sidt OF LIE
you will find il.
In new colors there is an endless variety,
each and every one having its own dis
unCtiye name.
Some anxious to be admired women now
have artificial vines painted on their neck,
arms and hands.
II is not always fair test to Judge the
extent Of a woman's intellect by the cir
conference Of her hat.
The present value of the property OF the
Trinity Church corporation in New York is
estimated at $50O0O,00o.
Fifty hogsheads OF mineral waters are
drank directly from the Saratoga springs
every twenty.four hours.
The evenings will soon be too cool for
young ladies to sit at their windows play
ing Juliet TO some Romeo.
We impatiently whip horse for shying
at q shadow, and yet we are constantly do
ing the same thing ourselves.
Lucy Hooper, the correspondent, weighs
200 pounds. And naturally people don't
like to have her sit down on 'em.
II man must be very economical, IL will
be found to be good rule 10 go without
ones dinner and take tea with friend
In bangles the latest thing is in bronze.
with curious designs on the sides, and all
sorts of impossible things dangling there
from.
Hoops are becoming once more a COM
N, feature of feminine attire, and IL is
more difficult to take the measure Of q girl
than ever.
Chester A. Arthur, Jr., and Miss Mauds
Crowley, daughter of Richard Crowley, OF
New York, are TO be married next month.
Young Chester is only about Is
Point shoes are going out of fashion, be-
cause the Prince of Wales would never
consent to wear them and has ridiculed
them from the beginning.
Mrs. John Murphy, of East ST. Louis, Ill,
awoke the other night TO find burglar il
her room. She attacked him with q pillow
and drove him from the house.
Iretty girl-"How much Is this a ysrdy'
Dry goods clerk-"0nly one kiss" Pretty
girl-"f it is so cheap will take three
yards and grandma will pay you"
As there were no gin mills pool rooms
or theatres with pretty chorus girls in an.
cient times, the prodigal son must have had
pretty hard work making gilded youth OF
himself.
Al Tie prc:eai rate u progress IL EsaSins
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24

talking. One said: 'Let's have some fun
ana another had answered, I'm up to any
thing" They then disappeared and he
saw nothing more Of them.
Mrs. Hayes, who kept q little refresh
ment store across the track, saw the same
three boys q short while before. They had
come into her store and wanted something
to eat. She questioned them and they told
Der they were from Wheeling. but had
done something and dasent go back" she
had fed them and sent them away.
These facts taken in connection with
others, lead TO the belief that gang OF
boys fred the works. Some OF the men had
recently visited the straw house and saw
no fire, so that spontaneous combustion Is
improbable.
The works will be rebuilt and in much
more substantial, durable shape, 80 that
perhaps the fire may prove blessing In
disguise.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
WATER WORKS BURNED.
A Thousand Dollar Fire NJ the Bellair'
Water Works.

ATh0uSand DOIIar fire n the bouAFe
Water Works.
About IL 80 clock, last night, an alarm
Of fire was sent in to Bellaire from the wa
ter works and brought the fire department
out in short order. A spark from the
stack OF the power house had set the
building on fire and before the alarm was
given the entire roof was in a blaze. The
engines arrived with commendable prompt
ness and three streams were soon playing
on the burning building. During the
progress Of the fire, the greatest fears were
entertained lest the roof should fall in on
the machinery, but alters half hours hard
work the fire was conquered. The roof Is
still in preearious condition and may yet
fall in. The loss will probably reach a.
high as 81 900. and the entire building Is
worth over 5000. 1t is q sne-story brick
on q stone foundation.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
Furnaces.

BY this you will see that We have %:
furnaces which are worked double turn, or
equivalent to 464 furnaces. | have aver
age d the output of each of these at on
and one-tenth tons of iron per day, or $40
tons in the aggregate daily. There are 800
working days in year, which makes the
production $4,000 tons, which costs Is
cents ton more than is paid in any other
locality, or a total Of about $3S, $50 over
and above what they pay.
"How about the difference in coal?'
The coal originally had nothing TO do
with this extra money. l believe that
when Wheelings first iron mills were
built that one dollar extra per ton was Of
fered in order to get good puddlers to come
here, and by successive reductions it
has been reduced to its present minimum.
That is the history of the quarter.
"Do you intend to stand out?,'
This matter has got to be settled now and
forever right here. We will not pay it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
Cirenif Court.

Part.1, Judge Jacob-The case Of Robert
T. Ford VS.. Thomas G.. Barrett. The de-
murrer was sustained, but leave was
granted the complainant TO file an amend:
ed declare ion. This part then adjourned
until Monday morning at 9 o'clock.
Part 2, Judge Boyd-Mr. Clemens Acker-
man was admitted as citizen. In the case
OF Ella NJ. Weeks VS.. John Fee, the petition
was received and filed and the case con-
tinued until Monday for answer. This part
then adjourned until Monday morning at
q O'clock
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24

The October magazines are unusually in
teresting. The Century closes up its first
year under the new name. Among the
predictions are "The Corcoran Gallery of
Art" THE Gibraltar of America" and
IN sotiations for the 0belisk:" also the
con fusion of W. ID. Ho~elrs latest novel.
"a Modern Instance" Harpr's contains
ths second paper on 'In Surrey" South
er Californis," 1.-The Spanish Discoveries"
an various other interesting selections.
They can be procured at Stanton & Dsven-
ports book store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24

cleaned By scaldins. picti,, a.,
and. cutting OF The beait. w tae lea.
hour. Strain, cool, and r.. oks
fas two tablespoonful, ~ oh u nj
saucepan with q very 6nsis butter ~
and Q desert spoonful Of Am, Mined on
begin TO simmer, put ~ :, When NJ
chicken: turn several tins. me idas
and after they begin 70 coi, N TIE San
eiaTy 70 Keep them from 100 so.se,s
and stew; covered. at Ie.,, scotS.s
keep the chickens hot; strsin" ~, an
ada psrsiey, pepper and al, "s I'm
another sauce pan half a cnn ,H,p
Pour over two beaten eeps. ny ~ bot ri,
and add to the gravy when vnaS e rep l.
the latter from the FIRE. Sill, Su nave aiS
over the chickens. ~" Up and -
SPINACH Ia CIErr
Boil in plenty Of ho, s.,,
drain and chop fine upon ho., sa ~,
wooden tray. Return 10 tS.o Or !,
with Tablespoonful OF buts, aacs
hot add little sugar, peppe, In, .d sS,I
meg and two teaspoopfuis AM u.
Stir until very hot, and serve cas
dish, with sippen of fried bread De-
it Aa lad ~
pEyTLIED roN,r,r.
One quart flne ripe toma,oe, r
cut in thick slices; yolks Of , rr.a "
pounded; tablespoonfuls m.l,sS co
4 tablespoonfuls vinegar: r,v s SaSe
light; teaspoonful sugar: | sol, eaS
salt, and the same OF msde nP''stl
soupcon OF cayenne pepper. ruh /,
spoonful of butter into ,bs AZ
yolks; add the seasoning, thin n. paak
and put into a tin or porreI,i, ~. nlaees
Heat. and stir in the beaten crr
boiling water. while you hea, ~ VIA
of the butter in a fryine.pau and ". -
the sliced tomatoes. Shake over n. vH
eight minutes, turning several TIM. s
the tomatoes upon q hot dish 80 70
butter in which they were fried ia, =
dressing, stir well and pour over u. -,
toes. "a
SWEET POTATOES, Bsoyyrn
Parboil, peel and lay in q h,I;,
Basic with little Of your soup ,,ors
with butter, until they are baked -
brown. -
BAKED PEARS ANn CRy,y
Peel ripe pears and cut them in hair =.
out removing the seeds. Pack in lave !.
stoneware jar. Strew each layer IN IL. !.
gar, and drop . pinch Of hu,mes IN ~.
and then. Put small cup!ul Of v,,.. !
the bottom To prevent burning. Eli,
close cover, and set in . maj.
oven. Bake three hours on Ss,uJs, :.
leave unopened in the oven all nisht )
open for some hours before yoq use IN.
Pour into Q glass dish. and eat with 60
They are delicious il the pear, ar, Of !.
quality.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
BILL OF Pare
For The Ys.rth Sunday o. septe.S..

For The Hsarth Sunday IN SepteDbee.
Fancy MacsronI Soup.
Frtcaseed Chicken. spinach In Creme.
LeyiIed Tcmktoss- 6U eet Potstoss fbro~nel)
Baked Pears and Cream.
Cake
FANCY MAcAROHI s0CP.
Take the fat from your soup stock ada q
pint of boiling water, and bring TO . stov
boil; strain all through colIander; pouf
of two quarts through o sorp-seive into
your soup-kettle. and set over the are 70
simmer clear; pulp the regetcb les left In the
collander. and pres the juice out Of the
meat into the rest Of the broth; add this 70
the stock pot: when that in The
soup-kettle has boiled ten minutes and been
Skinned carefully odd half Q cup Of Whist
is known a. fancy macaroni" sut into
fantantic shapes expressly for soups. Il
should have been boiled twenty minutes Ia
bot sailed water. Simmer one minute In
the soup; add seasoning. II needed, and
serve.
YRIcAsKxD cucKEgs.
yCiean, wesh and Joint pair Of chickens;
scald the pieces Of chicken In boiling water,
leaving them in it Eve minutes.
Lay In ice water ten minutes
10 bleach them. Add 20 the quart
Of boiling used for scaiding them, ths
skinned fat The necks and the hssds,
#
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
5anhaeI Re9istsr
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER "a. 1852.
SUNDAY REGISTER

Is for sale at the following places:
VII. Williams, cor. Seventh and Main Sts-
JF. ShirkS cor. Sixteenth and Market Sts.
A. 7. Youngs. cor. sixteenth and jacob SIS.
Chas. Moenkemoeller's, cor. Twenty second
and Market streets
X L BrieeS, No. $S45 Jacob street.
r. Il. Burt & Co.'S No. Al Virginia st., Island.
F.P. Zimmers, Bridgeport.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
FIRE BUGS
said TO Have Been St che Bottom OF the
Nail CfIy Blaze.

As was mentioned at the time, there was
no tangible theory of the origin of the fire
which destroyed the Nail Cfty Glass Works
When such is the case, the usual supposi-
ton is that incendisrisn IS at the bottom
of the FIRE, and this is the belief in this
case. There are various circumstances
which lead to this belief and the clues
furnished will be vigorously worked up by
the company.
Mr.. Hammond, who lives just across the
C. & p track. saw three boys standing on
che rsilr9ad ABOUT s o'clock and hsarl !h:2.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
rhe EIrsI DI.trict Vote

Several Republicans who claim to be
thoroughly posted have been figuring on
the result in the First district. Squire
Philips IS one OF these and places the vote
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
THE PRIMARIES.
A Fair Vote PolIed in the City
Districts.
The Full Returns Showing the Delegates
Elected and the County and School
Commissioners Nominated.

Pursuant to the call OF the Executive
Committee, the polls were opened yester-
day afternoon, for the Democratic primary
elections to choose delegates to the Con-
yention and nominate candidates for coun-
ty and school commissioners, justices and
constables. AS rule, the elections were
carried on very quietly and without any
special excitement. The interest was great
in nearly every ward and the result await
ed with an anxiety second only to that OF
regular election. In several districts
schemes were at work TO set up pins for
the Convention, but the average voter paid
little attention 10 this and voted his senu-
ments throughout.
The large number OF candidates delayed
the count, somewhat, and it was IL o'clock
before the last city district had reported.
The complete result, in the city, was as fol-
lows:
Clay.
The following was the vote for dele
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24

0YYIcER JUsKrss arrested one man and
two boys for lettering in the Second ward
market house, last night.
A SLIGHT disturbance took place In the
Fifth ward last night between two promi-
Dent men, but frisnds IL terfered before any
blood washed.
The streets were very quiet Last night.
HERBER1, son of Thomas kcNzbb was
quite bsdly hurt yesterday afternoon By
falling off q wagon,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24

Miss Pattie Gilmore, q very charming
young lady from Cniontown, Pa. Is visit
icS Us Jessie =. ~.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24

Mvstic Lodge X. of p, Elm Grove, viii
Celebrate It's seventh anniversary january
i2th. 1888, by public installsuon OF ON
Gers and a hall in Elm GroVetoSn 1Ai =, d
Elm Grove. viii meet October 18th IN regu-
sa- rcr My Session,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24

D.L Hubbard, ESD, editor Of the Erie
d. D;snatcb. arrived 10 the city last even
;na and will remain q few days.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
SATURDAY,

Thermometer Record.
As taken at Schnepfs Opera House drug
store:
SATURDAY,
,.x.rsI ISL g. NJ JPN. 1An.r + KS J n. TN.
u 81 s. 80 Sd ~ ~ "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
MUSICAL PEOPLE.
Pertinent Personal Psints Pevtaiatns
Particularly - Masieiaas sad Stag

Prof Carl Hermann, who has been on 9
visit TO Europe to attend the wedding Of
brother, Edouard Hermann, the violinist,
is on his way back. Prof. Carl Hermann
will continue to make his headquarters in
New York. Prof. Edouard Hermann will
rejoin his brother shortly.
Prof Frank Bassett, who was here fort
night ago on q visit TO old friends, has
under consideration the giving Of an organ
recital, which many Of his friends are beg
cling him to give here during the winter In
the Fourth Street NJ. 4. church.
Prof. Bassett's recitals in Cleveland are
very popular and they are always antici.
pated with much pleasure. Since his resi-
dence in Cleveland, Prot Bassett has be-
come quite q musical notable, and his
Wheeling friends learn Of his advances
with pleasure.
Prof. Herman Eberling, formerly OF this
city, but more recently Of Columbus will $50
il 10 said) be married 10 . beautiful young
lady OF Columbus. Prof, Rberling's I'd.
yancement since he went to Columbus has
been very rapid, and he 10 said TO be among
the first young musicians In the West.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
THE SALE DENIED.

Yesterday afternoon Pittsburgh repor-
ter interview ed President NJ. ID. Hays, of
the p. 5. road, who said: "lf the road has
been sold | know nothing Of it, and it is
not likely (smfiing) the road would be sold
without my knowledge. Our relation with
the Baltimore aud Ohio is this: They
helped us to take up some of our bonds
after the purchase of the road from Mr..
Hopkins. Those bonds are now in our
safe The road does not owe Mr.. Hopkins
a single dollar, and he IS interested in it in
no manner or capacity whatever. The road
belongs entirely to the present man
segment and has been materially
improved since the purchase
from Mr.. Hopkins. We have further i'm
proyements in view. Our idea is to widen
the gauge and establish carrying relations
With the Baltimore & Ohio and the Pitts
bugh & Lake Erie. With the former road
the agreement is about contaminated The
Pittsburgh Southern can be msde q reliable
feeder for the two roads mentioned. from
the ease Of connection with both. The
publication in morning paper is an err
ror. regret that the paper digresses from
its subject so widely as to attempt to BELT
tie the road"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
Centre.


A very small vote was pOlled in this dis
triCt. For Delegates the following was the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-23
Der Sampfer .Nepnblic' in
Sttherhett.

YbiIabeIpbia, 90. ausnif. - Der
@rfurTonsbampfer nRepublic," msl9er &C.
fern friib BON bier rlan) Gape Mas abgins
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bes @briffiana= Greet an. @apitdu 2afep
id)idte iofort einen Boten naf Wilminston,
Sel., NIT Der gtahridbt, baB bic Waidine
bes Sampfers nabe benz @roB=2ebge'0eu4t-
tbnrme..nnbraudbar ipurbe. Die n&epub,
lie" muBte ror Mnfer geben unb bic Nnz
funft zines 8emorqueurs ertparten, tpel6er
ie nod Der Miinoung bes Sreet ibleppte.
Ser Oampfer n@uite Wc@au" bradte bic
Yafasisre Inn llbr friib mad @ilminstou,
no fe ben Dampfer rS. 0t. SeltoH" Bette
gen unS pon bieiem 6abrSeuge bierber ge.
brad)t murben. sic lan9ten nm 110 Scrz
mittass In philadelphia on. Die r&epub=
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Scr llnfall e;eisnete iid uin a12 llbr ges
tern Wtittag innerbalb 81 Weilen bon Cape
Map. Sas @reignib ipurbe ben BaIIagie>
rem init Sortd,t mitsetbeiIt, uno es entffanb
fein Yanif. Nbgeieben bon einigen fleinen
llnanuebmlidteiten, !. Q. Sunser, idreieu>
ben &inoern II. I. no., batten bic Paiiaaiere
teine beionberen StrapaSen 81 ereuloen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-08-23
SpfalberiAte aus gDafbineton

Die Gorcprans6 6alleric mieesr eroHuet.-llnters
fiiisnns fir BEN psrunsliidten Seuermann
Soniels.-Gin Ginbreeber absefast. -Au'
Ser 6efabr.
8aibing ton, %. ausuf.-Dte Cot
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uabe Der II. Strabe, tpirb morgsn osm Pub>
litum tpieber geofinet perbeu. Die uorge-
nOmmcne Reinigung Der @em6lSe uro Staz
tien 1T beenoet.
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Sanilie bes perungliidteu Subriuau.ies Sos
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SIR. 8 iammelten bic peridisosheu Abtbsis
lunsen bes 6eueroepartemeuts bic biibihe
Surlme Uon $955.89, uno inar Spritens
@ompagnie yir. $106, gir. sl76, SCR. 3
$1S1 20. SIR. $127.50, &c. s141, Erud
u $84.69, 9 5000, burd bic 6euermehrs
leute Gmis un6 8ote coleftirt $S3: Gs
tpirb periudt perben, eirem ooer 3weien Der
hinterlaieuen Sinber eirs Stelung i'm
Sienite Der Buubesresietnng 5u usridaffen
uno bic .3tnieu zines ;u lammelnoen Sonos
sur unterbaltuns Der 8leinereu 81 perpeu'
ben.
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iudbte al fern Iadlt, nahoem er in bas Saus
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brcdlen, ben Silberidrauf gu pliiuoern, ipur.
be jebod BON Der Sauseigentbimeriu init
einem gelabsnen ReUoluer begriiBt. Sc ge
lang ibm, unuerlest burd Elm 6eniter su
euttonmen, mo ibu elm 0iener oeS Geiebes
Der in 6olss Der abgeieuertsn YiitOlenidllit
bsrbeiseeilt mar, in Gmpfnns nabm. SSid
ter gunbp ianbte ibn In Grmangeluua uor
Siirsidaft nod benz @efdngnilIe.
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rem @attcn geidoiieu purbe bat fid iOpei
erholt. oab bic aer3te iiderlid auf ibre 8ie
oergeneiung rehnen. Cliff ielbif eagsgsr
lisgt i'm b0dliten Stabium Der Shuinoiua
baruieeer unb ptrs po5l balb fierben.
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SaS aclbe Tteber.

gSa bington, %. IIguft. Del
@oupernelr BON SeraS criud]te in einem Sc
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ieten. Si. 0furraD tpiro pol @dlpcltou
mittelit zines i3olllutters nad Srownspiae
bcf0rbert nerbeu. Gr miro mad Ieiuer 2lu.
funft balelbft bas Soipital uute. sluiHAt
ncbmen nno idnlmtlit)e @euuObeits DiaBs
regeln treffen.
Der fungirenoe Sdatamtsletretdr i6idte
beute bem 3olleiunebmer gu Corpus @br.iti,
Ser., tele9rapbiIdle.l Sefebl, ale ans Dterifo
anlangenben Sabn;iige hurd Snlpettoren
unteriuGen, @epdd mo Sra6t bur6rdu1ern
,ulalien uuo auoereSorii6tsmabrege gegeu
bic meitere Serbreitung bes gelben Siebers
an5uluenben. Su Brownsville, Ger, iiuO
lett benz 2lusbrrde Der Seute i'm 9an3eu
etlpa 25 Yerionen on berIelbcn geiforbeu,
pabrenb fd) bic @eiammtjabl Der @rfraus
fnngen auf rabesu $50 belauit.
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burd cine 9epeidc bes ilis5oleinnebmers
ia SroWnsoiIe, Ser, benahridtigt, oab
lett lettem Serihte "a ncue Grlranlungen
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Sasssasui ui9fetten.

Der y Observation-Disclosures, s,
bampfer cpublic," iiber befen
Stlidial man ndbrenb Der uorlctten RadJt
aroBe Selcrgniiie beste, 1T geiteru friib I'M
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als Der Srud) zines 9eitanStbeils Der Maz
idine, burd nelfen 2estere unlenf1ar
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1lnperlest ibre Seimatb, irloehen tper1en iie
Iotpohl, fpie tbre Ingeborigen ifmerlid iez
mails tbren por9eftrigen S(usilug auf Der
n&epublic" pergeiicn.
Vbndgeri d) te iinb in uniereu Iiioli=
d,en unb ipefli6en Staaten faft alltdglibe
Greigniiie, allein bat elm >ber Grmoroung
eines Sameraben angeflagter Soloat bur9
einen aus Soloaten beitebenben Mob ssz
lbndt iuirb, mas bteier Gage in Colorado
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