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Confederation of the Burglary.

The american refers TO the bill which had
passed the House, and, as amended, came to the
Senate, requiring the treasurer to give bond In
the sum OF S250,00 This measure being stoutly
opposed. failed. And then came the measure for
protecting funds in the hands OF the treasurer,
and which we republish as introduced by Mr..
Coulter, but which was amended so as to require
bond of s250.0c0. This bill was stouty opposed in
passed two readings under serious opposition. 1t
was to be taken up its third reading in the SEN
ate the last day of the session. The bill could
not be found, and copy was offered. This was OPP
posed. While the debate was going to the
right to vote on copy, the writer went to Mr..
Long and ascertained from him that the bill had
been stolen from his desk the night before; hence
the editorial referred TO. But for the opposition
TO this measure the State in all probability would
TO-DAY be several hundred thousand dollars better
wish to do SO now, and in dealing plainly we
Obliged to say that the facts developed in the Sen
ate en- the I'D of May and which we published in
the editorial the next day, ought to have caused
that body to at once (instead of debating the
question arising upon the copy investigate the
entire affairs of the treasury including the loss of
the bill from the clerks desk. That this was not
done at the time is misfortune, but the greatest
OF all the errors was the vote which defeated the
bill in the Senate for the protection of the State
all. de had given bond for the first term. but
had given no bond for the second term The gov
ernor had power to have the bond increased,
Notwithstanding the defeat of the bill In the
Senate, after the original had been
stolen out and it would see m to us that the vote
in the two houses and the large amount of money
on hand were sufficient 10 have justified him in
taking bond to protect the treasury. The treas
urer, perhaps, is the great sinner, bit men who,
in the performance Of official duty, stood up in
protection OF the peoples money, can never be
justified.
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ST LOUIS, January 6.-Christine Nilsson
is suffering from a severe cold, and will not
appesr at the concert tonight. The advance
sales amounted to ever $4,000. The cong
stress leaves o-nigbt for New Orleans, where
she is announced 10 sing Tuesday evening.
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CHICAGO, January 6.-Judge Barnum, Of
the Superior Court, today decided that 4
board OF trade msmbership IL uSf subject b
judicial process, but u ssl property
privilege and ncIu barrels, attachment.
Judge Gsrdnsr egs. 81 1902 1scily The re-
verse, and the Ash ReelIoot us<sins1 him.
+ poand. Asckssel-l2-lD -. q
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HoUsK

In the HOUSE nothing Of imporssnce vas
done beyond the adops;rr sss2'ntisn
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Prof. Gebhardf

Has for several yesrs been endezvoring TO
eonviues the people Of Memphis that really
good pictures can be made here for very low
ra,es. He work has been successful, and
the people GOV generally understand that at
the Coitsge Gallery they c.n obtain so ex-
cellent picture, Of any class usually executed
10 q photographers gallery, at extremely
low figures. The gallery il on the corner Of
Mulberry and Beale streets, where all who
want pictures are invited 70 call
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DIVIDEND.
o,r,c, on p,or1rs *, un.rc, Co..

OFFICE OF PEOPLES I'M uRAHcE Co.,
MEMPHIS, TENN, January s, 1888.
A meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF tho
n company, held this day. dividend OF FIVE
mand. W. NJ. HARRINGTON. President.
Gxn Al cALk
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LOST.

HMBRELLA--A new alpaca umbrella at the
" open last night Suitable reward win be
paid for ifs return 70
JAS. W. RTcHARDsos. Is Madison st.
nPERA-GLAssEs-On returning from the matt
~ nee Saturday evening, at the corner Of yener-
son and Second streets. pair Of large ivory
mounted Opera glasses. A hbersi reward viii be
paid for their return 70 this ofiice.
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MISCELLANEUDS
estion. Porter Guards.
ELECTION NOTICE.

DEGULAR MEETING this SUNDAY afternoon
N et O'clock, sharp. 1t the new rooms OF the
ASSOCIATION. No. 223 Second street Election of
Officers and other business OF fmportspce-
SAMUEL III. NOOK. Secretary.
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i'Invest common village pump,
A broken fence or cabbage stump
With a haln of. dreamlike Rplendor >

The most useful ministers are those who
can mix with the world and show by their
genial natures that they can be true 10 their
professions without necessarily looking a.
lugubrious as hired mourner at a funeral
or.becoming public eeusor. c. ii. Spnrgeon,
In his lectures TO "My Students" after ridi-
ruling the minister ordinary CONVERSE
ton" and many of those peculiarities and
affectstions that SO disfgure their man
ners and mar their usefulness, says:
"First and foremost, let me say, lei him gips
himself no ministerial airs, but avoid every
thing which is stilted, official, fussy, and
pretentious." "There is such thing
n trying to be too much a minister, and be-
coming too little man." He says, school
masters and ministers have generally an ap-
pearance peculiarly their oWD," which he
describes as "just a shade amusing"
- 81 know brethren who from head
to foot, in garb, tones, manner, nack-tie, and
boots, are so utterly porsonie that no
particle Of manhood is visible"
pSome men appear 10 have white crsvst
twisted round their souls; their manhood is
khrottled with that siarched rag" He depre-
Gates shat dreadful ministerial starch" and
adds: II am persuaded that one reason why
our workingmen so universally keep clear Of
ministers is because they abhor their srti-
Hcial and unmanly ways" This is plain
talk BY a minister TO his brother minis
fers. Ministers should exercise the largest
liberty in discussing topics sgitated by
men no freer or better than themselves.
But while favoring this latitude the South
srn people will condemn in the severest
farms ministers like the Rev. DR..
T. A. Hoyt, of Nashville, who goes
ont OF bis way to lug politics into his pray
ara. This immaculate champion OF State
Hhonah" favored reputation of forty
cen,s on the dollar; but on Monday Last, in
his prayer, he lifted up his hands in the
most approved pharisaical style and asked
10 be delivered from the stain Of reputation:
The people had expressed their We've on this
.Is.ou in unmistakable terms. A large
q hefmembers Of the Legislsture
-, easA Instructions to settle the
- Aasis, and the prayer
Ia,.,s spsspls
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Masonic Temple Notice.

HoLDERs OF January. 1888. Coupons ON Ma
thereof by presenting same 10 First National Bank
OF Memphis, Tenn, on and after the 10Th OF jan
81 order DAVID P. MADDEN. President
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a r.mou. Jsehey Dead,

Lose BRANCH, January 6.-Wm. BART,
the famous jockey who rode Parole in En-
gland for Loriilard, and also rode many
other famous horses, died this afternoon OF
consum ptieR.
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fill the heart Of every Tennessesn with
shame, and should serve as an incentive to
hurry the present Legislature forward in its
determination 10 investigate Folks eefalca-
ton, and bring him and his coadiutors to
merifed puuishment
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TELEGRAMS
To be Had by Calling at the ONCE al the
HOnrs Mentioned.

List of undelivered kilograms remaining at
The Western Union Telegraph Office, SO Mad
ison street. Office hours from to 1880
.o,clock a m and from & u o i, N,
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CyTATE NATIONAL BANK.
= AKMPHIs. TEss., December 3. 1es2
BTA meeting Of the stock holders Of This Bank will
be held on TUEsDAY. JanusTy 9, 1883, ~ their
clearinghouse, between the kJurs OF A O'Clock and
p.ui for the purpose Of electfng Thirteen Direct
ON 10 serve for the ensuing year.
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MULE STOLEN.

IyRoM Forrest a Hichols's stable on TENNESSEE
this spring, about IA or 141< hands high: collar
marks about middle way ON right shoulder, with q
small scar on left hind leg Just above hook
twenty-five dollars reward will be paid for the
return Of mule and capture Of thief.
~ A. MICH OILS,
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DIVIDEND.

GRAAN NATIONAL BANK, I
MEMPHIS TENN, January 5, 1883.
A TIA meeting OF the Board of Directors, held
IA this day, dividend OF TEN per cent. was de-
cared on the capital stock out OF the net earnings
for the past six months, payable on demand;
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Employing NAIL workers in Csssa

MIDDLEBoRo, Mass, January 5.-Em-
ploying nail workers are in private session,
considering a ten per cent. reduction OF
wages. Il is said the fremont Nail Com
pany talks OF shutting down six months il
the reduced wages are not accepted
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AoRDT CRIME.

A STORY TO FILL THE HEARTS OF EVERY
TENNxssEAE WITH SHANE
Below We copy from the Nashville pspers
the story Of the daring burglary which was
20 quickly hushed on the last day 81 the last
ssssios Of The late Legislature. It ispne TO
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

A special meeting OF the Board of Directors
the Isl day of January, 1888, a cash dividend OF
FIVE per cent. on its capital stock from the net
earnings OF the past six moHths was declared pay
ahie ,r, demand w H MOORE. Secretary.
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DR. DIR. c. MeLANE,s yERMIRuGE
will certainly effect a cure.

In buying vermifuge be sure you get the
genuine DIR. G, McLASE'S yERyITfUCE,
manufactured by Fleming Bros, a Wood
street, Pittsburgh, Pa. The market Is full OF
counferfeits. You Will be right II II has the
signature Of Fleming Bros. and G. McLane.
II your storekeeper does not have the eenu-
Inc, please report TO
Send us q three cent stamp for handsome
advertising cards.
FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh. Pa.
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INDfCATI0sS.

Far Tennessee and the Ohio valleys local rains
or snow, southWea reerisg 10 colder northwsa
vinds, falling followed by risiag barometer.
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Hor.rora,. Acid Phosphate
Paafi at PhiIadeIphia.

Is very valuable for professional men. 1t
supplies the phosphates which are always
lost by severe mental labor
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s.s+No'eye ike the masters eye" Had
E.op lived in our day be might we'll have
added, NO proper curstive like Kidney
WORT AL eyes are beginning 70 turn 10 il
for reiisf from diseases OF the liver, bowels
and Kidney Kidney-Wort IL nature's rem
edy for theHnall. Those pat canno' prepare
the dry Gao Procure IT in liquid form OF any
druggist.
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Saturday, January "a. Issa.
MEDICINAL.
NERVOUS DEBILITY
: CunA auAAAHTEkD

-. q y. nfs q EaFL AID BkAfs rnkfAslsf-
sssect1e foH EygteriA. D.zzlnezz conE1lst1s
fiersous 1esdkcne, Mental Depression, lo1l -
Nerao-y, Sperm xtofrhea, kurofc1cy, lDsoiu1'
EulsKsioEs, FreInsr1re 0id Age. caused byc
iekdb tc mitefy, decay and a. n. Ono 49,
cure recent csse1s -Izor 20 y cSl.s>ss<. - =
doll .; 1ebs " 1n&l4, pretnd. 81. .s..,t- " - J
ke srif@rtet an teEee 70 cen ..J - - :.
- III ,cr<eT' rscel Fod ~ a Tor ax poxe9.
,s-f 100 nse doilnss, ne viii send the ~
~ srrsffsn guarAntce 10 rstnca the Uo& - -
.-satrnent Dos not r1etl aGure. 6ukrM ~
suad onay % A. EKNK KIT z Co. WuG3U ~
ssiAsl DfuzTil.s. ms Nam $780, 100 r.
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SuperfuOus Hair

DEMOvED in five minutes without pain or dis
LII colontion. Prepared by chemist. sentb
mail postpaid, TO any address on receipt OF u.
ALONZ0 GREEN,
10 TEMPLE Strict, BOSTON,, MAS.
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CHASCERY SAILS.
CHANCERY SALE
RE AL ESTAT Il.

No. 4z3, H-Chancery Court OF Shelby eounty--
W. r. Baker ct al. "a Liz Q Brosks ct al
DY virtue OF An interlocutory decree for sale en-.
ID tered In the above cause on the sth day Of
December. 1ss2. will sell. al public suction, %
the highest bidder, IN front Of the Cierk ana n4s
ter's ONCE. courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
phis. Tenn. on
Saturday, January "a. Isss.
within legal hours, the following described prop.
erty. situated in shelby county, Tenn, to-wtts
sitne ed Ia the sixteenth Civil Dbtrict Of Shabby
county, Tenn.. one mile northeast Of White sta
ton: Bounded on the north by the land Of X NJ.
Brooks: on the east BY the land OF samue hosoy'
SOC h by The lands Of Jaues n. BROOKS: west by y.
n. B Ooks's line and the land ilotted 70 Mr.. e
Brooks for her dover and The I nd OF J. NJ BID,
co1tsinlng one hundred and eiRhieen ilisl seses-
TENS Of 6ale--One hall ~ cash: balance In
twslse (i2I months: note with approved =. curitJ
lien retained for deferred pa. nsn1- u, January
5, 1888 r. J. 81 tCK. CLERK and Master.
By :. n Bradley. Deputy Clerk and water
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The Memphis merchants' Exchange.

10 Tic 19Atoio Va sAc ApPC
10 view of the interest awakened in CON-
mercial circles concerning the organization
Of Merchants Exchange, allow me 10
make suggestion based upon conferences
with goodly number OF individuals who
are either already members, or contemplate
attaching themselves to the organization.
Next Tuesday evening is set apart for the
election of officers, and great deal Of care
should be observed on that occasion. The
popular idea prevsils tina. president should
de selected from the ranks OF business, who
is not engaged in any one line of trade, but
is interested in every branch Of business rep
resented in the Exchange, the object being
to avoid any possible conflict between any
individual business and the presiding officer.
The name of Mr.. A. e. Tresdwell hiss been
mentioned as representative OF ne pariicu-
lar trade, but interested in the general COM
mercial welfare of Memphis. His we'll
known business qualifications, comm .rciAl
integrity, and acknowledged executive
ability, eminently ft him for the position. il
he will consent TO allow his name 10 be used
in mat connection. MERCHANT
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n Louis EmnIovmenf Anencv

Of q NORTH SIXTH STREET, ST. LOUIS, NO.
OlO Contractors on Railroads, Levees, etc.,
supplied with hrst-class Laborers free OF change,
Orders respectfully solicited.
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Tear. for m. p.f..,,i.x P.rk.

JACKSON, TENN, January 6.-The feeling
one of sorrow rather than resentment.
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THE TUESDAY NIGHT MEETING

is looked forward 10 with much interest by
the membership, and the enthusiasm mani
tested is assurance of the SUGGEST OF the
oro uizatiou
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Dividend Notice.

OFyIcE PLAsrKks INSURANCE Co.
MEMPHIS. January 2, isS. Z
AT & meeting Of the Board OF Director OF the
"a compeny held this day . cash diridsnd OF
SIX fsjper cent. was declared out OF tbe n a earn
ings OIL past six months. payable On deIns q
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The minnesota sesatoriaI Contest.

ST. PAUL, January 6.-The campaign OF
Islander in the senatorial contest took q new
turn last night A psckageof affidavits was
received from Colorado refuting the recent
attacks on Senator Window about Weatern
mining transactions, etc. One affidavit, by
William Wolfe, of Durango, Col, shows that
he was approached, at the instance, as was
asserted, OF George Wilkinson, of Winona,
with proposition to blackmail Window out
of $4,000 to $4,000. N. J. McCloskey,
Windows agent in Durango, testifes that
Windows property there is only about 5000,
instead of the fabulous amounts claimed, and
Robert Dickey, superintendent OF the Tenn
pest Mine, testified that Wilkinson told him
he was going TO make it hot for Windsm,
and burst him for senator if il cost $4,000.
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Chapee.Ier.

CzleBdar for Monday the same as pub
ii-hed Les. week. The court will also hear
all styo,ce css=s Esady for trial. Attorneys
VIII notify the clerk Of those they wish
called.
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yERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

The countenance is pale and leaden-colored,
with occasional flushes OF a circumscribed
spot on one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull; the pupils dilate; an azure semicilcle
runs along the lower eye-lid; the nose is irri-
tated, sweils, and sometimes bleeds; a SWELL
ing of the upper lip; occasional headache,
with humming or tlirobbing olfhe ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or furred
tongue; breath very foul, particularly In the
morning; appetite variable, sometimes yora-
cious, with gnawing sensation OF the
stomach; at Others, entirely gone; neeting
pains In the stomach; occasional nausea and
vomiting; violent pains throughout the alb
domen; bowels irregular, at times coeffve;
stools Shiny, not unfrequently tinged with
blood: belly swollen and hard urine turbid !;
respiration occasionally difficult and accom-.
panied by hiccough; cough sometimes dry
and convulsiye; uneasy tnnd disturbed sleep,
with grinding OF the teeth; temper variable,
out generally irritable.
Whenever the above symptoms are found
20 exist,
mn a MI ANp,c IERMIRIrnp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-11-20
NebraSfa.

- 8oriteber Sodion i'm Gaitle @arSen
erbiclt bieIe r Sage einen Sacob gIumer
untersei6neten Srief aus Ylum Street, i'm
County . II in N~ebrasta, pos
rim Der S9reiber, Der Better elmer 6arm,
I'M 3uienbunS pom beuti6en arbeitern unb
Mdo6en eriudt. Gr iagt in ieinem
S9reiben, mebr ais bic Salfte Der Sarmen
in %pOrti9er @e9enb fOnnten wesen Wans
gels an arbeitern ni6t betrieben werben
uno Die @igentbiimer berielben miiBten TO-
gar ibre etgene Sausarbeit perri6ten, ba
aud feline weibli6en Oienitboten gu betoms
men icien.
= Die @ewerbei6ule fIr Snbianer gu
Genoa iou fiir Die @ufnabme pom 1900
Sinbern ber9eri6tet weroen. Sprldufia
treten $50 BON ber Santee unb Sladbirb
Geieruation elm.
= Man6e Counties in Nebrasfa baben
I'M Ietten Sabre ibre Ginwobnersabl fait
perboppelt; inter ben Nnt6mmlinsen iinb
alte Sornler aus Sainois, Snbiana, Sbip,
Mfi6i9an, aud aus Soma. SIM 0ltli6en
Nebrasta wirb piel Sieb nit Dem biui9en
SOrn fir ben Sriibiabrsmartt semGftet.
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Cetterret6sun8arn

- Sn lln9arn ioQ es beinabe gu elmer
Sw~eiten 3issa:G sSlarer @ei6i6te sefoms
men isin. Su Dem Orte Sonpob itane elm
sebniGbri9es @aiienmdb6en, ~sS}ulisfa Was
fureB, BEL benz Sii6ermeiitsr Wii6ael Ros
ienberser ldnsere 3eit in 0ienit. Sm 9us
quit eriu6te Der in SonpoO gu @aite mel,
lenbe SuSapeiter Soltbeamte 9artb; Ssas
lap ben %genannten Sicnif9sber bes Mabs
6ens, er mo9e bas 6inb nit inn ais @5es
ipielim ieiner &inoer na6 Vubapsit siebsn
~lailen. Goienberger wiligte ein, unb 10
reiite bas WtGb6en plobli6 aus Sonpoo
ab. Hun bieB es, bic Suoen bGtten SUI
lisfa WatureB gu yritueIlen 3rpefen" per-
ldwinben ~laiien. 9ie Sa6e nabm i6lieBs
lid sinen brsbenOen Gbardfter an, 10 baB
mebrere Suoen unter Der antla9e bes ,ris
tuellen Mathematics" perbaitet wuroen.
GOien6erger lelblt enti6loB li6, mad ser
SOuptitoOt Su reiien, be9ab li6 gu Derrn
SsGlop uuo eriu6te i'm, bGs corpus deficit
na9 6onpob suriiffibren gu biirien. 0r.
SiaI0p erfiiate bereitpiaig oieies Gerlans
gen, worauf 81. NIT Dem Wiab6en mad
6OnpOS Suriidtebrte. No6oem bic sSSentis
tat Der ,Seri6wun6enen" conltatirt mar,
ertbeilte Der 6onpober OrtSri6ter fol9enbes
S9riititiit ySuittun9 ii6er bas sebnidbs
rigs MGo6en Sulista MafureB, bas mir
pom 6ii6ermeilter Wti6ael Goienberser am
beutisen Gage ridti9 unb obne fSrperli6e
Seiddoisuns iibernOmmen baben u. !. no"
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Sutnots.

- Sin sIiflider S6ite lit Srtt Ntiils
ler, elm @irtb in Gbtcaso. 9tu9bem er
pOn elmer Sa9bsSour suriidsefebrt mar,
madte lid ieine S66in baran, peri6ieOene
Gntcn gum Sruten bersuri6ten, als ie I'M
Ntagen elmer berielben einen biibi6en 9ols
benen, nit Stomanten beietten Sling pors
fanb, nit Der Sni9rift: ySranf an Sallie,
Sadl on, 6lorioa." Oa Der Stein Elm iebr
reiner lift, 10 wirb er pom 6u6leuten auf
100 Dollars 9ei3dbt.
- Mfar 9ola6et in Gbtcasp lit gum
&oniul 81 Sent in 6lanOern unS Sobn
g.. Sooter an SteQe beS suriid9etretenen
NRcGut6eon gum Secretdr bes Serritos
RUNS Otontana ernannt.
- Gine Sanbe pon Sabenbieben in
GBica9o, vMutter" @iers nebit smei
SObnen unb swei G09tern, beren Seute
ii9 in ben lebten paar Monaten auf $1O,>
600 bis $l5 900 belaufen baben iou, iinb
perbuftet worbsn. Die Srauen fubren in
elmer &uti9e, nobel elmer Der SDbne ben
Suti6er ma6te, bon einem sroBen Sc
f6dft gum anbern, bis iie cine @a9ens
labuns seitoblen batten, bic iie bann in
Si9erbeit bra6ten.
- Sn einem gu 6 bicasp inter Dem
Namen Sriebri6 Meinbart arbeitenben
iunsen Wtonn lit @raf Mfrso Calm, aItes
iter SObn bes Siriten 6riepri9 Calm,
entbeft ,worben. @r bate Seutidlanb
perlaiien, neil iein Sater ni9t in ieine Ser
ebeli9ung nit elmer Bonner giirsensto6tsr
piaigen wollte; iebt lit Die @inpiQigun9
ertbeilt pOrben unb Der 6lii9tlius beimses
febrt.
- Inn 3ubDrer gu elmer reIisiSien Ser
iammlung berunsuSiebeu, bat in Chicago
elm @uunseliit bic ginri6tuns setroffen,
baB am S9luB cine 9ewiiie SuantitGt
&afiee unb 6umsS anbpi6es (S9infens
brob) pertbeilt werben. Der @nbrane mar
aber trObbem am letten SOnntus ni9t iebr
grOB.
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SMWeia.

- SIM SinbIid auf Die s%eplante Sur6s
b obrun9 Oes SimpIon ODER .bes
SO ontblancs u Dem j3wede, Der @ptts
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