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81. CLAIRsVILLy. /.
House Burned-A Peculiar Law Suit.
Boy Drowned. 49,

House Burned-A Peculiar Law Suit.
boy Drowned. .E
D. A. Milligan, Bellaire attorney, will
hereafter practice law here.
According to the assessors reports Bellalre
produced $685. 600 worth Of glassware last
j. s. Kelly, son OF ex.Treasurcr Kelly, Of
Bellaire, has been spending q few days in
town.
The " cling printers will play The ST.
0lairsville printers on the fair grounds this
afternoon.
]. Foster wilkins, Prosecuting Attorney Of
TuscaraWas county, and wife, were in town
on Thursdsy.
Mrs. Margaret WEIGH, OF Rellaire, has breu
adjudged insane by the Probate Judge and
application has been made for her admission
into the Athens Asylum. she Is at present
in the County Infrmary.
Willie, aged eleven years, son OF al. Nil.
Ter, formerly OF this place. was drowned In
Lake Michigan on Tuesday. The body was
recovered. His grandmother, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Kennon, and her son, Newell K, start,
ed to Chicago Wednesday morning.
At shepherdstown, ten miles northwest OF
town, the residence Of Taylor Lynn was en-
tirely destroyed by FIRE on Monday. Almost
all the household goods were saved. The fire
originated from defective tlue. The loss Is
q, 900, on which there was no insurance.
The Chairman OF the Democratic County
Central COMMITTEES, has Issued his call for
the convention to be held at Bellaire, Au-
gust 10Th. The primaries will be held on
Saturday, August 4th. Eighty delegates Will
be chosen and tosty-oRe vii ke required to
s,nVntuakn fTha 0Ffiar nj tka Nnll "a uanRs-
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The Citiz,ns' Street Railway Company last
night received dispatch to the effect that
the remainder OF the steel rails for relsylnR
their tracks had been made, and are now be-
ing loaded at the factory at Johnstown, Pa,
for shipment to Wheeling. The work Of re-
laying the track at the north and south ends
will b. rssu,oed as soon as the rails arrive,
and a force will also be put 10 work on the
Island. The remainder Of the tack will be
quickly relaid with the fat rails, as q large
portion OF 1t does notrequire TO be boulde'od,
as most OF that already altered did. The new
roui on the island will be much Of an Inn
proyement over the present one. One OF the
directors OF The company said last night be
thought the whole work would be completed
inside of the next month.
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amount In order that he might try the case.
The company had no s;s,t, and saIs wa en-
Walsh gained the suit. In looking over The
books Of the company II was discovered that
the Judge subscribed rome stock, but never
had paid II, He, therefore, was made party
detendpnt. Tbs case was then tried before
Justice II, n. Davies as Referee, who decided
That the directors had no right to excuse
any stakeholder without the consent OF all
the stockholders Judgm Mt was entered
sgSlnst him for $50 without interest On
Thursday Judge Kelly affirmed the decision.
All the Atockholdsrs Of the railroad, iaclu6.
ing tie Judge must now nay an additional
fifty per cent Of their subscribed stock to Ray
tina liabilities
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ME&R
500.


The Traders and Importers Tea Conn any
OF Nav Yorck have opened branch store IN
this city. Their teas are put up in paper
about v pounds, and Is sold, eau and con-
tents, at the uniform price Of 81 per can to
one and all. The lea itself isof an excellent
quality, and well worth the money. The
coffee Is put up In paper cans, each can
weighing, including contents, about 81
pounds, and sold, can and contents, ct same
price as tea, viz: 81 per eau. The coffee Is
hard TO beat, gives sat staction wherever
used, and Is worth dollar OF atybody's
money. Every can contains souvenir OF
from 10 cents to $50 cash, or gold or silver
watches or jewelry, and also genuine diamond
jewelry. No blanks The tea and coffee
worth at fair retail price moro than that
asked, without any regard 10 the souvenir.
This company takes this method to advertise
tkeir goods, and after July 30th these teas
and cotIees will be sold wholly OH their
merits by their agent, at the same price but
without the souvenir. Orders by mail
promptly forwarded to- all parts OF the
United States. Address Traders, and 1mPor-
ters' Tea Company, No. 1895 Main street,
Va, Price, 81 90 per can, 9 cans for s. 90, u
$50. The following Ia only partial list Of
lucky purchasers who found valuable presents
In their cans OF tea and coffee:
J. T. Lynch, Twelfth St, Bargiin Shoe
House, $50; Mrs. Teece, boarding housa, No.
0I5 Main street, genuine diamond ring; John
Bruney, gents watch, value SIS; Henry Han,
son, laborer, S. gold piece; William Winston,
diamond shirt stud, value $40; q. Williams
lsborer, stem.winding and stem setting watch,
value $50; James Fawcet, diamond ring,
value SIS; o. F. johnson, Bridgeport, o., sill.
yer service; Michael Coppinger, stem.wind'
Williams, Rainey's Switch, silver service;
John Roney, Marshall county, $40 In gold;
William Standard, East Wheeling, $40 In
greenbacktl Samuel Parish, South Wheeling,
diamond scarf pin, 500 Louis Fredeticka,
genuine diamond itud; Miss Jennie Mckay,
0i5 Main street, genuine diamond ring, $2S.
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The heartlessness OF some OF the Govern.
ment departments at Washington 10 proven
bal. Probably the most heartless OF all Is The
postal department An order has been re-
surieoted which was issued by the PostmaS.
Ter General six or seven months ago. but
which is still In full force and effect, forbid
ding letter carriers while on duty from wear.
Ing oyercoats. At the time the order was Is
sued 1t did not attract much attention, but
In the prtstnt rigorous season the boys feel
that It works q hardship upon them, and
talk OF getting up u petition to HAYS the or.
der rescinded, or. at least suspended for the
nAxt two months.
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lhe a'ttelligeuesr.
O6ice Nos % and ~ Fourteenth street.
New Advertisement,

Home Made Bresd-Foulth Page.
Johns Hopkins University.
White Mountain Freezers.
Wanted-I. Warren & Co.
Direct Route to Germany and France-Red
Star Line. -
Trustees Sale.
MedicinAl-Cuticura.
Funeral Notice.
For Sale-eafe.
List Of Letters Remaining in Wheeling
Postoillce.
Card OF Thank.
G. Mendel & Co.-Mammoth Furniture,
Carpet and Curtain Emporium.
DR.. John Z. smith-Third page.
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Misses Cora and Flora Carr have returned
from visit to Powhatin, bringing with them
their cousin, Miss Myrta MoMurrsy.
Side shows and some Of the various accom-
paniments OF circus began TO put in their
appeara ce here yesterday.
Mr.. M. Wilson, OF Belmont, and MI Car.
RE Wethefald are 10 be married at the home
of the BRIDES father, Mr.. Thos. Wetherald,
on Gravel Hill, Tuesday evening
Rev. DR.. Minor, Of the NJ. E. Church of st
Evansville, will assist Rev. A. w. Butts, at
the First Methodist Church tomorrow fore
noon In communion services. 1t Is the reg
ular Quarterly Meeting.
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On The Chicago Excursion via the Baltl-
mere & Ohio, July 10th, a through coach will
leave Wheeling on train No. iat 2:l5 p. N.
Parties taking the Baltimore q Ohio VIII
avoid making any change bttween Wheeling
and Chicago. Bound tip, .. TickstS good
for ID DAYS.
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DIsFlGuRING HUNoRs, Humtll,,t,, p.
lions. Itching TorturU1. ScrOiula, SALE RSc,rIh
lniAntilc HumOn cured by the CItjrIr, Pan ahd
,CUHcuRA kEsoLvENT, tho new blood ,',,Inta,
cleanDcl the blood and penpFSfion ~ i,,nNlInIef
and poisonous elements, and thus femoSS. ~
CuncuRA, tho great Skin Cure, iursp,,v ,,,..
Itching and Inflammation, clean the ~
SG.lp, heals uices Gnd cores, and rc,,o,.t I Ra
CuTicURL SOAP. an exquisite Skin Ba,,,,s....,
Toilet Requisite, prepared itOm Cutirnrn + iII,uu
psnS1hle In ticating Skin Diseases, RShy jInr1Ha
Greasy Skin. sN' N"APPed o.
Cu1IcuRA REMEDlEs are absolutely pu,c ana IL.
only blood puriheR aud akin btRurifIsfI siH we
u wOnld inquire this entirc pingr Ia dn Ir,,l..,
description Of The cures performed BY ihS CSif
euR Besolvent internally and ard CS,, tiSa
LuuclTG Soap externally. feEetnR Of the l aims y
the hands and oil The ends Of the hnsefi. VIEW M
cult 10 treat and usually corddcfed lnr9SN.
small patches oil tfttcTand alt fhenpl an iSS
nose and aides 81 the face; IcAld beads WIN IN,.
hair Without number; hGat6 covered with Az
drum and kcaiy ctuplionA. especially Of cbl,S,s.
and intAntg, many OF which since birth had 49,.
mass Of srAbs; itching burning md Egaiy thtIS..
thAt blfllCd even relief from Ordinary remsSIsal
toolhed and heale A. by magic; TsOTiaAis H., ~
and other ihghttul forms n skin dl,cREcs sStSI!
lous ulcers. old sores. and diScharRlnR won,S
each aud all Of which have bgen speedily, nS,,S.
nODtly and economicallf cured by the I'utls,s
Remedies when physicians, hospitals and ali NV,
remedies failed, a proved by Vast pumLS,sI
sworn testimonials In our possession. ''S'S
Sold Cyerywhe Prices: CutIonra, so rrr.
RcSOlvonL 81. s0ap, 70 cent?. POTTER IRTs
AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston. Mass. ''s
lli.Snnd fnF NfIntu In fl1iEa pktn r,t....-.
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the TEMPERANCE MEETING.
Some nissiatemenis Made by an Es
teemed Contemporary.

teemtu touteiupoEAEy.
10 the Editor cfhs Intslligeacer.
sIR:-Somehow It seems that the Rcgiatsr
has mania for Misrepresentation and iDius-
t!ce, particularly with reference to the tenn
perance cause. In Its issue OF yesterday
morning 1t says "kev. J. R Thompson threw
a bOmbshell among the pronibitionists
during his address at Moundsvil!e on the
FOURTH" and then proceeds to tell % what
tbat bombshell was give tin It's own Ian
guRge: "When Mr.. Thompson marched up
step by step logically to the practical concll-
sion Silat tits the part OF true temperance re
form to accept high license in preference to
prohibition II high license can be made more
efficient, some Of the audience seemed dazed
BY the sudden light OF o new reyelation.p
This claim Is an injustice to Mr.. Thomp-
son. Does the Register maeu to assert that
Mr., Thompson would advocate high license
ratehr than prohibition? heard Mr.. Thomp-
sons address from beginning TO end, and
say most positively he made no such impret-
sion on my mind. What understood him
to mean was thu: He wasin favor OF laying
the heaviest burdens possible on the abomin.
able business OF drunkard- making, and that
high license was the next best thing to abso-
lutte prohibition. Certainly Rey. Mr..
Thompson, knowing the position OF the tenn.
that they are now fighting for prohibition as
against any kind OF compromise or half way
measure would hardly consent to come here
under pay for his services, and render said
services In such wsy as TO disgust and IL.
suit the very men BY whose courtesy and
money he came.
There Is another injustice in the Registers
article. ItHays that Mr.. Thompson made
the only temperance speech OF the OCCASION.
Did the Register mention the mastery adj
dress Of DR.. Smith, which was pronounced BY
Judge Ferguson the most able aud unan-
swefable argument on the subject he had
ever heard. hardly know what o man can
think OF himself TO write such q statement as
that, Mr.. Thompson make the only temper.
ance address OF the meeting What Of Mrs.
Fo.ter?-did she make no address 2 It Is an
absolute shame for any paper laying any
claim to sny degree OF respsctability What
ever to make such atta'ement.
Wheeling, Jpiy6.
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ITEM.-KRAfTs DIARRnGA CON.
pnUNU

II you are suffering from the effects Of
imprudence In eating or drinking, or The
effect Of the intense heat, kraft'S Diar.
rhea Compound will afford immediate
relief and will cure the disease. In use
for, more than twenty years. No cure,
no pay, All Druggists sell It.
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Gentlemen,

II you want bargain In low cut shoe,
letest style, come sndinSpect my stock before
purchasing. Iguarantee bSioes and styles
10 anit. u. v. BLOND.
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Youss and middle aged men suffering
from nervous debility, premature old age,
lois OF memory, aud kindred symptoms,
should send three stamps for PART VII OF
pam ahlets Issued by Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association Buffalo, N. Y.
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The Union Camp Meeting OF the A. NJ. Z.
Church 10 be held at Walnut Grove, MartiA's
Ferry, will commence on the TN OF July,
continuing till the 10th, je27DS0IuZ.
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suNMIR hats Of all kinds at AHigue e's sale,
Robinson'a old stand, No, 1901 Market stE. Of,
under Mcclure House
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Don't stay in the roasting air Of the city on
Sunday. In the Wheeling Park you'll find
good entei tainmeut and recreation. Sacred
concert by the Opera House orchestra.
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Go to the Wheeling Park on Sunday and
listen to the sacred concert OF the Opera
Hopss orchestra,
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IADIEs and Gent emens fine Hand seEed
Shoes specially al L. v. BLoNp's.
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wheeling Park.

On Sunday you'll find good musie and re-
ireShments at the Wheeling Park. The Elm
Grove cars will bring you to the place.
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In spite OF the heavy shower yesterday the
days average temperature was almost as
high as that OF the two preceding days The
Is the hourly Thermometer report,
furnished by Schnepf, the druggist: lf
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The mCSt beautiful place to spend the Sun:
day Il the Park. Good music, pure air
and plainly Of shade will make II . pleasant
time Tor you.
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The only iron preparation that docs not
color the teeth, and will rot cause headache
or constipation, o. other iron preparations
will Is Browns Iron Bitten. D&W
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GEO: R. TAYLOR is giving great bargains ii
dress goods.
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" L Robinson, Buffalo Am Burnett, Charleston
DormAn, WellAbuR II GaSmeir, NellSbuR ,
A Brady, WA MN Everett, Louiyville
A Connely, LIttleton To Clifford, Cambridge
/ Morton, ZlneSyille NH Wilson, Little Rock
+ Holman, Cincinnati Jaeo, Grfton
Y N gprague, WayneSb'g u MuhlemAu, Hannibal
VIM MRnsheid, city WIZ Wiley, n MArtilSV'le
n II ClGpp, DAYTON W B EuoS, New Castle
W kirkland, New Castle Y PAttenon, city
N Hog, baltimore IA Ward, Baltimore
+ South, MAYnGsbutg WB McGrgor, city
II Smith, Wooster WSAllitZ, Conn
Al Gallagher. PhllR FXCnit, Cincinnati
W Ferguson d., Pitts Fred A Abel, Pa
IF Moore 4 ", IrOntOn AS EArFy, SteubenYllle
KountZ, n MartinSyillo J T Bulgef, st ClAlnYill0
"a Wader, Va RR WadGr, Va
WITHOUT dissenting voice among leading
physicians, DR.. WorthinRton'S Cholera and
DiSrrhoea Medicine Is proclaimed to be the
best thing In the mark't
bargains
in walking shoes and slippers at
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Decline OMAN.

Nervous weakness, Dyspepsia, Impotence,
Sexual Debility, cured by wells Health
ReneWer.h 81.
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siocKs-The stock nRiket opened dull, with
higher prices but was not strong In the afternoon
an GdvRn Of ~ tOl per cent over last prices yea
terdAy, per cent being m Northwestern. u per
cent on Lake Shore; New York Central, JeFSey Cen
on stocks not over II per cent Q cept Oregon, the
improvement on which was ~ per cent higher
thsn last night.
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WARRINGTON, D. O., July 7, 1850 A. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, light rains,
partly cloudy weather, south to west winds,
stationary temperature, and stationary or
lower baFonAteF
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AfsloSEEs sale Of hats, caps, umbrellas,
canes, &C., at Robinson's old otapd, No. 1901
Market street, every day until entire stock Is
elOsed ont
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PAanoLs reduced in price at Geo. R. Toy.
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, as observed at Sehnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner yesterday:
1852 1883
7A,M.i2A,8P M.7R.M.I7A.M n. l2N 81. Y. 7f. n.
"a so IS ii So o. 90 81
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TnE patent elghmle shirts are sold BY Geo
r, Taylor.
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TrTusvrLLI, July s-PTRoLEuM-opencd at
81 l3S: highest 81 ~; lowest 81 l0N; closed NJ
81 ~ shipments $685. barrels; runs O., 6Sl bar.
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in walking shoes and slippers at It
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OIL Cry, July S-PprRoLEuM-MaIket opened
atSl ~ highest 81 lAss; closing at 81 l4SS Sales
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-04-19
Sagesnsntsfeiten.

9erunterrtdt In berbeuti d II
Spra6e in @Geoelanb, O., erfreut
id1 beS belfen @ebeiben8. @s nebmen oaielbit
1883 Sinoer an benz beutiden lluterrttt
Gntbeil, 10,005 in ben 6ffeutlideu unb 1898
In Yripat=Sduleu. Son oieien finb 10, 453
&inber beuti6er, 3445 &tnoer ntft oeutI4er
@ltern. Ser lluterridt rsirb In 293 Slaiien
BON 23 2ebreru unb 50 9ebrertuneu ertbetIt.
Inter BripatiGuIen bat ruau fidl bier leotg'
lid air6eniduleu uno spar fatboltI4e mil
25 uno protefautiife nit IS Sflaiien su oen'
Ten. gSdbrenb in ben Dffentlt1en Sauler
bas SerbaltniB Der 2ebrerinuen mte 3u 81
1T, giebt es in ben &tr9euidulen betnabt
eben 10 piele 9ebrer, alS 0ebrertnnen. Sr
ben Grammar uub 6odidul' 6lafien iiber'
ffetat bic Sabl Der Sdiiler englii6er Gbs
ftammung Ste Der beutiden S6iiler, wahrent
in benglementurflaf len bte eeutihipredenoeu
@G)iler In iibertpiegenber MaiorttGt an BEN
beutiden llnterrid]t Iutbetl uebmen.
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mcff in BaIbinatpu.

8aibtugtou, 9.s@., 18. Iprtl.-g5
mar tier angefiin6igt iuor6en, baB 6r. So
bann Moit gefsrn Abeno eiHer SerIamm.
lung Der Selegaten Der federation Of Gaz
bor" beipobnen uno eiue 6febe iiber bic 4rs
beiterfrnge balten iOltte. Sene SerIammlung
fanb jebpd ntdt ftatt, unb Wtoit tuartete In
ieinem SOtel uergebli6 auf Elm @Omite, MEL
Dies ibn abbolen ipllte. gs erbeQt, baB in
Der Liberation" cine ffiirmti9e Debate
burf Wittglieber Der ySu6btnoerzlln
oeranlast tpurbe, unb baB otele gupeienbe
ertldrten, fte tpollten nit einem SefIrDorter
BON 9nnnuitsSeridm0rungen unb aHoeren
@epalttbaten gti6ts 3u tbun baben. Die
9etatte en6ete NIT grobem SuuIulte uno
QufDiun9 Der SerIammlung, melfe etna
sur SGlfte aus @tngeboreuen unb 3ur ante'
rem SGlfte aus GuslGHberu befano. Otebrere
Der Gmeritauer beFiiriuorteten I'M Gaufe Der
Sisfuifion often bic Brtn3tpieu Der alten
6nomnotbing. Partet. Hd6 Der Sertaguug
beIudten Der BrGii0ent Der federation"
unb att Ger 9ele9aten Srn. Dtoft in Wteger's
Sotel, no iid bereits cine itarte Oepntattou
besy yArbetteruereins" etngefunben bate. Die
Qnpeienoen organiitrten ftd als uuabbdns
QtgeSerammlung, unb Wfoft belt etne fur3e
0febe in engliider Sprafe, tpelfe nit gros
Gem 8eifal aufgenommen murbe.
Seute Abenb bislt Ytoft in Der u@osmopos
Titan, Salle" cine Anipra6e, In meld]er er ben
arbeitern ben 8atb ertbeilte, fitb gu Organts
iiren, benn iie tpiiroeu friiber ooer ipdter ~
enti6eibeu baben, oh fie fir ihre &e9te
tdmpfsn cher ftd1 gu Stlauen bera6nitrotgen
Iufieu pollten.
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Rep z9Iprfer WaArimter.

Gewsgorf, 19. 4plil.-S -Sermann Stuff,
pelher ON Sduferpabniiun Ieioet, lief beute
in Der gleederfrabe umber nub idrte, baB
er ben Yrafioenteu artbur t6Oten iperbe. @r
spuroe psrbaftet.
Ser Staliener 8. @unellt NIB Der ST.
ldnber S. &aifbp, swet Sagel0buer, aeries
then beute i'm brttten Stodmerfs bes Otaga,
aims an @de Der 13. 4peuue unb 8etbuRes
ffraBe in Streit, uuo &aifb1 uerIette oem
Staliener einen 10 beittgen Sauitiflag, baB
9unelli etne Strede nett 5uriidtaumelte unb
burd eine glepatorlute in oaS uutere Stod'
perf binabfiir3te. Der unglidlid)e blteb
auf benz 6Isds tOot. @aiFOp pnrbe uer'
baftet.
- &urs Dor Der beuttgeu 3bfabrt Ses Sn.
maubampfers u&itp Of 0ftdmonb" entitaub
am gorS jenss Sabr3eugeS eine S9tdgeret
stptiden Sames 0toebale, benz Igenteu elmer
Ybilaselpbter @obltbdttgt geieaidaft, unb
mebreren 4rabern. Die Sebteren, iumte
Notebale puroeu perbaftet, uno bet eiuem
SerbDr i'm Boli3eigertdlte er3dblte etne ara'
biid)e Srau, Namens Sanuie, nit Siilfe ets
mes Solmetiders, baS bic DEbtlaoelpbter
0obltbdtiateitsge eieGidaft" benz 4geuteu
0luiebaie $50 tbr (Sanuie) sebOrige SOps'
IttbAp kIlllu Y1o0J BebeutA 9uVIf uh' lnb W.
5abrt Der Nraber 3u be;ablen. -Ote araber
bdtten tim $50 fir ietne 9ieute periprOden,
auein er babe ibuen iiur so Soosretgns ;u@
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