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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-17

1t Is evident that the Land League or
CARNATIONS IN this country are not going
to be read out of existence without pro-
test. They are almost unanimously op-
posed to The Irish Worlds action in pro-
nouncing the League dead. and are de-
claring with much vehemence that they
intend to live and flourish All this is
significant as indicating a coming split in
the American-lrish party, or rather the
re-opening OF an old split While The
Irish World has been of great service in
organizing League branches. and has
been phenomenally successful in the
raising of money. it has never gained the
confidence of a large portion of the League
organizations. The hostility between it
and this portion was at one time very bit
ter, but its great success in raising money
during the past year or two nearly sleneed
all opposition. Its declaration now that
the League is dead has revived all the old
animosity, and an animated struggle for
supremacy between the two factions is
now imminent.
The Warden of the State Prison at Con-
cord, Mass. has issued an order giving all
the convicts permission either to be shaved
as heretofore or to wear full beard. No
mutton chop or other fancy cut of whisk-
ers will be allowed. The prisoners as a
rule have gladly accepted their release
from the clutch of the prison barber and
rs consequence an extraordinary change
has come over their appearance. Their
average age seems TO have been increased
ten years. for large percentage of the
new boards are gray. The Wardon's
mercitul disposition suggested the priv
lege. He thinks that the convicts need
boards to protect their threats while pass
ing through the prison yard TO and from
the workshops during the winter.
The North Pacific railroad company
will not go into winter quarters. but will
continue to prosecute work on the road
Vice President Cakes is reported by a
st. Paul newspaper as saying that so far
the business of the road exceeds their ex-
pectations. The road employs at present
about $4,000 men on the construction
work. On the west end there are about
1000 Cinnamon. who receive 81 per day.
and 1900 white men. who receive % per
day. On the eastern work the men re
ceived S1.75 per day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-17
AND COMMERCIAL
New York Stock Market.


NEW YORK. Oct. 16.
Money loaned between from to and closed at 6.
Prime Mercantile paper, Ga s. Exchange steady
81 for long, and S6a for short. Governments firm.
State bonds neglected. Railroad dull.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-17

The best cure for diseases of the nerves.
brain and muscles, is Browns Iron Bitters-
oetI7+&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-17
..ROugh ON Rats,"

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants,
bed bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-17
The Inyes.igat.on of the Jury Bribery.

Gov. II. II. Wells, special counsel for the
government. who is conducting the investi-
CATION into the jury bribery charges, said the
character of some of the persons making the
aflavits is so VIGOROUSLY bad that their
statements are not likely to obtain much
credence any where. He said it would ap-
pear from the records of the department that
Fall was discharged July 18th for proposing
to control the verdict of some members of
the star route jury in favor Of the United
States, providing clerkships could be OBJ
tanned or guaranteed by their relations or
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-17

BIpDEFoED, Oct l6.
The labor troubles in the city between shoe
manufacturers and employees does not seem
to be settled as many begun TO think and
hoped. This morning gang of men work
ing for L. II. Day went out fresh strike
and new trouble seems TO be brewing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-17

The Registrar of Harvard University
says that the new Freshman Glass mum,
bers 265 members, and is the largest class
that has ever entered the college.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-17

Quick, complete curt, all annoying Kidney,
Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-17

WATERFOWL. Dakota, Oct l6.
The worst prairie FIRE ever seen in this ter
ritory is raging. The two-year old daugh-
ter of d. L. Governor was caught on the
prairie and burned to death.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-17

CHICAGO, Oct 16.
Chicago, IL Providence l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-10-17
Fire on the Frankfort Extinguished.

BREMEN, Oct Is.
The fire on the steamer Frankfort of this
port from the river Platte has been extin-
guished.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-07-20
RESTORED TO REASON,

1t was September, and through the lovely
kcntish roads, from Westcrhum far away
to the seashore, tramped parties of hop
pickers.
Among these was party of three, Al
man and woman, and girl of about
eighteen. Though the moon had been up
two hours they yet trudged on weary footed,
Needless, except the girl, of the beauties
around them; she, occasionally lifting her
head, seemed to drink in the sweet scents
floating in tho air.
Hulting aud raising her arms above her
head as for relief from the fatigue oppres-
sing her, she said: 'It's been oug tramp
to-day; aren't we soon going to rest?"
ooh, you're findin' it out, are yer?'
growled her male companioo, short aud
clumsy built, with an expression resembling
that of bulldog. "No, We shant stop
for the next two hours"
It's your own fault, you know" remarked
the woman; nobody asked you to come;
you wasn't wanted "
"Maybo," replied the girl quietly, "but
I've got to mako my living aud l thought
this way would be as good as any to turn an
honest Icnny."
"Eloucs!" growlcd the man scornfully.
"You going 'op-p -picking" put in the
woman-'you as might ride in your car
fiogc?'
"You are an IDIOT" exclaimed the man.
"a precious mistake we mudo when VIC
thought you'd be fortin' to u.s."
"Ies, you did,' was the answer; then as
they reached tho top Of the hill they had
been toisomely ascending, the girl, extend
ing her arms, uttered cry.
"What's the matter with YOU now? Are
you mad?"
"lt's-its the sear she gaspcd. "It
must bo Tow beautful''
Her figure, full and roupdly nodded, was
slightly inclined; her red lips were parted,
her large, dark, beautiful eyes were dilated
with an expression of reverential wonder
as they gozed on the vast cxpansc of waters
flashing beneath the moonbeams.
"Shall We 60 near it? Shall we?" sho
askcd.
"Not by five miles Como along,
thought you was tired"
The silence which again foil on the
tramps was next broken by the beat of
horses hoofs coming rapidly along side
road. Before they were aware
the rider had dashed around the corner
and was upon them. Tho tramps sprang
to the hedge, but before tho girl could fol
low their example tho horse had struck her
and she staggered and nearly fell
"Can't you people keep to the right side
Of the road instead of struggling all over
itT' he he'd begun, when no boheld the
lovely face of the girl. In an instant he
had sprung down to her side.
81 am very sorry. May | help you7" ho
exclaimed, 10 concern.
ut is nothing; am not hurt. No, rot
at all !" she answered. 81 ought to have
got out of tho way"
"Tho fault was mine, but didn't think
any Que would bc iu ,he lane at this hour"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-07-20
Voting Population Of the State.

Tho following statement OF the number
OF white and co'ored voting males of voting
age in each county Of South Carolina has
been obtaiucd from the census office 10 ad-
vance of publication aud is furnished to the
Charleston Ncws and Courier by its
Washington correspondent. The etatement
has been extended and verified, aud should
prove interesting ut this time.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-07-20
Little Tim.

Over the palius peepcd little Tim,
With roguish look in his bright brown
eyes;
He called to the children to como to him
And help him to catch the butterflies.
Drowned aud burned by tho summers sun,
Under hat of plated straw,
Hopeful, healthy and full Of fun,
Was the cheerful face I saw.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-07-20

To-duy, while the wiutcr wind blew shril
Through the moaning pines in the vale
below,
We bore him eadly over the hill,
And laid him under tho drifting snow
Under the willows lone aud bare,
Undcr the dark clouds, cold and gray,
Under the snowflakcs. white md fair,
We buried our hopes to-day.
V.
| dream again, while To- night stand
by my window and gaze ut the howliny
storm.
OF my little boy in the better land;
And seem 10 sec his shining form
Through rift ia the clouds while watch
aud wait
E,r the joyous summons to go to him.
Yes! peeping over the golden gate,
shall meet my little Tim
Eugene j. Huu, IN Our Continent
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-07-20
No whiskey!

DROWN S IRON BITrERS
is one Of the very few tonic
medicines that are not COM
posed mostly Of alcohol or
whiskey, thus becoming a
fruitful source Of intcmper-
ancc by promoting a desire
for rum.
Browns IRON BITrERs
is guaranteed to be a nom
Intoxicating stimulant, and
it will, in nearly every case,
take the place Of all liquor,
and at the same time abso-
lutely kill the desire for
whiskey and other intoxi-
eating beverages.
Rev. CIV. RICE, editor Of
the american Christian Re-
giezO, says Of Browns Iron
Bitters:
Gin, o., Nov. 16, 1881.
Gents The foolish vast
ing Of vital force in business,
pleasure, and vicious indul-
gence Of our people, makes
your preparation necessity;
and if applied, will save hum
drcds who resort to saloons
for temporary recuperation.
Browns IRON B1rrERs
has been thoroughly tested
for dyspepsia, Indigestion,
biliousness, weakness, debil-
ity, overwork, rheumatism,
neuralgia, consumption,
liver complaints, kidney
troubles, &C., and it never
fails to render speedy and
permanent relief.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-07-20

A PEERLESS PEnBUME.-Tho refresh.
ing aroma of Floreston Cologne and ita
lasting fragrance make it peerless perfume
ior the toilet.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-07-20

| heard the hum of the honcy.bcc,
The chirp OF grasshoppers, shrill aud clear,
The robins singing smid the trees,
The clattering scythes in the meadows near,
The rustling leaves Of the pplc-bnnghs,
The murmuriug sound of tho hillside
stream,
The tiokling bells on the distant cows,
While sat in sweet day drcam.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-07-20

[ foshioucd a future for my boy,
As only a hopeful mother eau;
My soul seemed filled with sense of Joy;
| saw him grow to goodIy man,
The prop oud stay of my feeble frame,
The pride and love of my later days;
lie mounted The splendid heights of fame
Men uttered his honest praise.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-07-20

Lord Brougham said: II abomiuate war
as unchristian. J. hold it to bo the greatest
of human crimes. deem it to include aIl
others violence, blood, rapine, fraud
everything that can deform the character,
alter the nature and debase tho pame Of
man"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1882-07-20

1t is wonderful that God spares US so long
Think how little you have done for him
Compare yourself to the barren Gig tree, and
you will find nothing better in yourself
Yet you are not cursed, but dgged about
by the kind providences Of God Stimu-
late your slothful soul by the inquiry, How
long will God spare me?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-17
Ga9esneutgGeiten.

gEie geIrrn idou tclegrapbifd) bcrid)tct
morocn III, greiien ;u SI0 y III be J. EN- ,
ga, Die Slatteru in furdJtbarer 2SCile
nm I'D, uuO baben Die SanitdtSbeamten ;ur
3eit idpu mcbr,al5 100 2SobnbGuier, in mel
den Die Arantbeit mitbct, III iibermad)en,
nafbem fe fd mn Su langc i3eit lGiiia ge=
;eigt. Dian hat fdl ieBt geu0tbigt gelebeu,
cine groBe @uiabl Don Spe5ialpoliiiitcn all
Sultelleu, uno in alien Sbeilen ser Staot
ilammen bel N0d)t sur 8einigung Der guit
Sbecrtonncn Gum 9immGl empor. Siir bic
geibenben lit eiu ytotbz SoIpital crridtet nor
Den. 9tc Smbenten bero2ebigB =llniuerItdt"
murben nod bel 3eiteu nadJ $5auic gcQnSt
Die Sdiilcriunen oeS NfdoGeuz SCminarS
oeS SiidofS &bOrpe murOeu erlt ipdter euts
lallCn, uno ibre 2lbreile Habm ben @baratter
elmer 6luht all.
Su 9fem port baben mcbrere 9lrbeiz
ter &erlanumiWIgCn ltattgefunoCn, I'M Ger
Snmpatbie NIT oen 2luSltdnoigcu in Niargs
lano, Nianad)uicttS, Nebra8fa H. T. 10. 9luSz
orud Ill gebeu Die 0du5 2lultreidCr
Paintcrs) ucriangen cine Grb0buug t6rc3
gobnes uou So aui $3.50 pro Sag. Die
yeute laben betauntid) uur i'm Somner
uHlmterbrOd)ene SCidlditigung.
Sine 8odJter s ohm Srowu'S (Sars
per'S 6Crrp) bemirbt itd) III 2Eaibiu9tOI
I'M Elm 2mt Mebrere SlQttCr uuterltiibcu
nad) scr Dielo0c John Browns Soul is
marching along Ole Npplitanttu. 2ludj
mir tbun Gas.
Aud ct. 2oni8 bat eincn nocutihru
Seliner SrrCin." 0crIclbe uerauItaltctc To-
ebCn cine MISUNDERSTANDING
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-17
geGegrap6if6e 9epef6sn.
@sr4ts 0er .@Iioctigteu 9reie" fir BEN ,,0eutBen
GcrrsponSenten.
aennp aramer,s @lprser.

Der beporncbenSr 8rpic6 scgen eic briren
MfdlIeDs ne Sland)c Douglas.
u e ms6auen, st., Is. MQr;. - Sinucn
fiinf 9SOdlen miro Der BroSeB gegen bic bel.
Den iungtn UtallegS uuo 8laud)e 9ouglaG
iuegen Grmorsung Der Sennp 6ramer i'm
Nbergerid)te beginner. Dian glaubt, oaB
Die &erbanbluugeu ied,S bis adt So1eH
IN 2lnlpru6 nebmen meroCn. 8rofeiior Chit
tenoen bat Die demiid)e 2lnalgie otr Dor
GINGER 3eit nuSgegrabenen G0rpertbeile oer
GrmOr6eten uOlIen0et; bod iit OaS Geiultat,
oh nod mebr 9lrlcnit in bemiciben gefltMoeu
mor6en 1T o0er nidt, mn Dem Profenor uuo
Dem Staatsanmalt bet0nnt. Oie bti0eu
jungcn DtallcpS genieBen i'm gefdugnihe
groBe Sreibetten, empidngcn uon 6reunoeu
uno Setannten Selltd)e II. |. ~. Sor SNrs
gem maren ibneI abeG cine 3cit lang Die
ibnen ionft gepGbrteH Yriuilegieu ent;ogen.
Gin NiitgIicO Der @cieegebuug ndmlif
Itattcte Dem @eidngnihe einen ofii;ielleu Se=
lufI alb uno duBcrte benz @efdngnbpermllter
gegeniiber ben @uuld), Die beiocn Diauep8
ju iebcu. Ser &erm0ltct begab itd nit Dem
ermGbnten 9errn mad Der Utallep ifen 3elle,
oCrCn ciIernc @ittertbiir nit elmer @aroiue
be6edt mar. Dies mar cine beiouoere Ser
qiinItignng, inbem oaourA Die 6eiben 2lnge=
tlagteu all Seiud8tagcn por Ben 8ltfcu ser
gicu9ierigen geihubt waren. 2&altcr Dial
len ueigcrte iih bann, Dem griu6eu oeS
ScrmalterS, ben Sorbaug Su 6iiueu, TOlge
81 leiiteu, ullb crtldrte, ct Inb icin Setter
mollten iid nidt 0fentlid1 auSiteleu laficu.
Ser @efdnguiBucrnalter mar bicriiber iebr
erSiirnt mo tiiuOtgte ben Wu(egs an, ba6
iic tinitig gan; mie anoere @eiangcne be-
banbelt merbeu miirbeu. gtad) ciuigen Ia
gen aber beiann ft) Der Serualter zines
Anbern. Slanfe 8ouglaB oagegen be
fin0et fid in itrenger @ait NIB bari 9jemans
Scr iehrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-17
Ncip 9Jprfcr 2cpcIAeh.


Nem YOrt 16. MGr,-Gin bcute friib
III Dem iiiniit0digcn @ebauoe gtr. 21, Q8ar,
rcnitraBe, auSgcbrodenes 6euer uerbreitcte
nd anT Jr. % uno gIr. p, unO rid)tete Sda=
ben i'm Setrage bon $33, 900 all. Ser gr6Bte
8betl oeS SfaOCnS fGllt auf ben S9ubbGuo-
Ier :. q. Fed, @igentbHmers Der Sc
bQu0e. SIN crteu Stodluerte OcS @ebdu-
bcS ylr. 90 befin6et fib OaS Gtabliiiemcnt
Der 6trmaSeppler & S6mar;mauu, 6erauSz
geber ocs 2SitblattCS Sud" SIR Shaz
ben belduit iidj auf $4,000.
: Der 24=ldbrige @briItiau 2aaIe, ans
Dem Stdbtden gtaitolo, auf ser oGniideu
SnIel VaolanO gebitrtig, idoB iih beute friib
cine 6ugcl in Die lintc Seite uno our6ibnitt
iid) Oaraui Die 6eble nit einem HaiirmeIier.
@r liegt I'M ySt. Siucent= 9oipital" auf ben
SOB oarnie6er. Gin 3sripiirini6 nit ieiuer
@eliebten ioll ibn III Der Sbat getriebeu ba.
ben.
- Die bieigeu griefiifeu 6aufeute ba-
ben cine SubIcripti0n er0ifuet, I'M ibreu
2anbsmann, Den megen Ablenoung pom
8robbrieien uerbaftsten Or. SadJmputiS,
melter lid Sur 3eit im SrOotlpuer @efGng.
nihe befinoet, mad @riedeulano III ififeu.
Der 0titrittSanmalt bat ff bereit ertlGrt,
ben geIangeneu al 8Oro eiues Stiffes ab3u.
lieferr1, iObalO feline lleberfabrt be;ablt iei.
- 9as @onlite Der american Agricul-
tural Association" bat ben Sert6t zines
Snb=Gomtte'6 in Se;ug auf 6reibrief uno
Statuten angenOmmen. Die Qtliociation
mta i'll 1888 cine misunderstanding anne
ritaniIdber Brobufte peranftalteu uno id,abt.
oaB $15,0O0,000 sur QuSfiibrung oes Inter.
nebmcns ertoroeriit lein ruerocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-17

Der S5enat ratif;irte in Ieiuer beuttqer
@retutthheung einitimmig Oie @cnicr Ser.
trdge pGhl %. 2luguit 1864 uuO 20. Sttobel
1868 in 8e5ug auf Die gebanNIUug Don Ser.
punOeten auf SdIadtielSerf
Die republitanii6en ScuatOreu rno Rc.
prlientanteH merOeu am nGhiten 0tontag
Aben0 cine Seriammlung in ser 6eprdicll
tantenbaue balten, Inn ein &ougreB= @Omite
III erHCHnen.
Die beutige Steucr gtmabme betcuo
45.
3ur Gnl0iung betimmte Eatiouaf Sauf-
noten I'M Setrage uou 1915, ,000murotn beUte
tm Sd)atamte empiangen.
Die SternrOuten=BrOjeTie gelauqtelt beute
I'M @rtlntnalgerid)te our Sprade, mur0eu
leood) bis 5um ndditcn 9onuerItaq uctdos
ben, nit oem ginpertGH0niiia, 0aB sic Qu,
getlogten al Jenem Gage Dor @erin)t etid)et=
neu unb platoiren iollteu.
Die Sorpe0O=Grperimente, meld)e beute
auf bem BotOmac Uorgenonmeu merGeu io(l
ten, iln0 i'll 6OIge otS idledtca 8etter5 AMI
nnbeittmmte Belt UerifOben pOr0en.
Der @eneralzYOfmeiter bat Die 2luSiabz
ling bon Yoitanpeiiungen uno Die 9bltefes
RING regiltrirter Srieie nn .. 3. Sel6uer in
Butler, BeHni., un0 bon &nntoop & 6arper,
gir. 4S, SleederiraGe, RzY., perboten.
SCloHer mo Die Sirma gSuntOop & 6arper
baben Crmieiener DtaBcu Die @olt I'll betrii=
gcrtiden 3mcden benutt
@eneralpoitmciite Some reiit morgeu nof
JtCm=YOrf ab unb miro mGbrldciHlidl erit
am Dtoutdge 3uridfehreu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-17
Ginr aMfrceenSe StnStratb5s i
iiBuua.

Erou, T-N., 1G. Mdr;. - Giue auf
rcgen0c Scene ereignctc itf beute 2ibeuo in
Dem IicIigcn Staotratbe. 2(l0crman Dior.
riS bcauiprud)te oeu &oriib, Uuo ais Qtorrts
cie Seriammlung iur CrOuuug ricbmeiget.e
ff Der @lert, Die eNtitglie0crliite ;u uCrleien,
bis inn 2Sbelan 4uftrag crtbeilte. 3a tciu
Quorum OnmCieno mar, 10 crildrte NiorriS
Die &criummluug Ucrtagt wurOC ic0odJ, ais
er Die 6ammer perlalieu woltc, U9u ctu,m
@cBeimpoliiiitcn ergrifieu unO ium Slcibcn
ge;muugen, bis 2EbeIau bic Seranmlmg
uertogt crttdrt bate. lGdbreuo 0e8 Su
mlteS murOcn &iiloleH geiOgen, uuo cine
aagemeiuc 6eilerti idien cine .3eitlanq M
uGrmci0lid. TrC6 ". Smitb, mcldct Gin
Btitol in iciuelu GefB bate, mnroe ncGit
mcbrercn 2tnoercn uCrbaitet. DiorriS murOe
in Der 5abreSuernmmtung gum Yrdt0cntcl
rmdJIt mGbrcro lSbelan augeblid ipdter
uOu elmer untcgclmdBjgen &erianmlmg ser
9cmofratcu, Die cas- %oritBtramt pafaHt
ertldrteu, ermablt muroC. 0ic republita.
nildcn Dtit8ltCotr wohutcu Der &eridmm=
lung Hid)t bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-03-17
eOfaIbcriatc aus 2BafbimstOn.
Die Spetcnliitc. @rburtcu uur 6Ciruibcu -
SCr ndt)ite Braucr SuupCut. 2iuflaqe

Die sONtenliite. @cburten umN 6ctratbeu -
Scr nGd,itC Sraucr SUupCut. 2iufluqe
Snt MoreUerindl. - DlG lmurrieremen
1i tSis4Babn. W. iItbrriSbrsu urs SE,
tpEtct. - SS . Fciu Rid)tcr II, IN audi feline
StrdfC. - Sine HeuC Union. n.- Gin &ctrrds
ncusSCrein,
gSnibiugtOu, 16. Didr;. 49, SRI 2auic
Der uorigeu gGod)c itarbeu i'm 0ilriftc 50.
lumbid 9S Ycriouru, IS gGeiBc mO 40 Tur-
bige; in gSd'hiugtou iclbit 6S; all yuugen=
traufbeitcu auCiu II 10 oUuou warcu i'm
2luSlauOG gcbOreu.
- Sin piertcS gtitglicO Der III gtr. 205,
&irgiuta 2lUCuuc, nObucuOeu iarbjgcn ga
mite OiitdCa lit all oeu Sluttcru rtrauft.
- Ser %. 8rouer &ouucnt miro om g.,
10. Uno II. Wtat III btcftgcr Stnot, uuo
Sruar III Nru. =. abucr' s QaIc, gcllltcu
mcrceH.
- Die @rOBgCdwOrcueu 0eS Criminal
geridltS crbOben II. II. gcBcu 0cuWid 9iOtb
ejHe AMI YiOrOOrludl 0uteuvc Glutlagc.
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