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Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
DEATHS.
GLENN In this city on the 2la'

GLENN % In this city on the 2lst inst, &C.
celia. youngest daughter Of Mich e. and
Ann lie II. uged year and 2 months
The rela i've, and friends If he family arc
Respectfully invited TO atte nd the funefaj
from the residence If her parents. No, ~
West sixth street, On VI nday afternoon .,
o'clock SERVICES at ~. PHul's X &. Church
luterment at New Cathedral Cemetery,
LlND-t'n The list inst, Henry Lind, in his
Jtn year.
Rrativ"s and friends are respectfully in
vitoi 10 ttend his funeral from his late resi.
deurc, No 2l5 Jefferson street. on Monday
a'trr1Dou. services at the house AZ O'Clock
lGt"r'nrlt A. Riverview cemetery I
TAlLDN-In his city, On TIE 2lst inst.
llOrenro ' wife Of John NJ Tayi r, in the
23ri yntf pF "e' age,
Relatives end friends Of the lily are re
Hpec'idily id'It'd to attend the funeral
from lho residence Of her husband, 1871
washington street, on Monday the "A inst,
at 3 o'cll ct =. III
MEGA tLLEY-. On sept 22ud. 1888. VII.
liam Nrt0uiley. aged 50 years
Relatives ard male friends are invited TO
attend thu funeral from his late residence.
Cos grkst street, on Tuesday Sept 2jth 1882
at II O'Clock u. IN, InterInent at Wlml npton
and NrandywiDe Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
The FOOtltKhts.

This evening Frank Mayo, the cele
GRATED actor and accomplished elocn
ZIONIST will appear at the Opera Hou.t
with a talented company in the back
woods idyl, entitled " Davy Crockett
The play is filed with varied and in
ttresting incidents that hold the spec
tatOrs spell-b0und until the curtain
falls on the last scene.
The last time Mr. Mayo appeared il
this city he sustained the part of Ham
let, and those who witnessed his match
less impersonation of ths melancholy
Dane will he sure to be present this eve.
ming to see him in a character so greatly
the reverse, but in which he has at
tained celebrity
On Monday night the Edwards Folly
Company will present "Moths," a new
farcical comedy in three acts, each till
ed with ludicrous incidents and comica
situations.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
A Rooster Attacks o Child.

A fsw days ago vicious rooster, be-
longing TO family named Davis, at
Second and Washington streets, at.
tackled u siXtetn-month old child, and
would have inflicted serious injuries
had not the mother of the child appear
ed in season and chased away the
vicious bird
The rooster had been left out of the
coop,and the child being ont in the yard
the rooster flew at it knocking 1t oyel
on i.s face and coin iiisscel to peck il,
head. The child, rolling over the bird
commenced pecking it in the face and
succeeded in making quite large gasl
below the eye before it was driven off
It was fortunate that an eye was no
picked out If not already converted
into pot-pie, no time shou, d be lost 1,
potting that rooster,
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
RefOre Hautre O'NeiII.

John Dennis aud Emma Riley, both
colored, were before Squire q 'Neill last
evening charged with assault and bat
terry with intent TO kill AbsalQm Watson,
coored. The affair occurred In COM
claimants house Oh Greeley street last
Monday and resulted from a quarrel
over a woman with Dennis. Emma who
sided with Dennis, joined in the fracas
and held Watson in one corner of a
closet, while Dennis struck him on the
head with poker, bake iron and a
fat iron, and also cut him in the face
with razor, from the wounds of which
blood flowed profusely and the mans
life was in jeopardy. After hearing the
ties timony of a number of witnesses
Dennis was held in 81, 900 bail to answer
at court, and Emma Riley was held in
$500 as an accOmplice.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
Dots

Heald & Co.'S sale Of lots this a''e''
noon at o'clock.
The base ball season is nearing ia
end. The QuicksIep play chalnpo'
ship games every day next week
Jester Il Mcdaniel have moved ln'o
their new and cOmmodious stables NJ
4l9 West Front street.
Monseigneur Capel, the celebrate
English e"clesiastic, will deliver Nv
ture in the Opera House on Wedne'u''
evening.
J. Barkley & Bro. yesterday began
to demolish til. frame dwelling %
French street below Fourth, preparatO'!
to erecting new stable OH it's site.
The cellars for the Lore building ~
Ninth and Market streets are now b''Ds
dug, the old buildings having been DE-
molished.
The new south siding of the W. M
Railroad to the manufacturing eslav
iishmcnts near the south end Of MAR
ket street bridge is now being laid py'
large force Of workmen.
New coal bins have been built oI
the Wilmington Il Northern Ral'TGwS' w
Company and leased by Thomas W
Steward, w!o has already filled theu
With coal.
Thomas W. Steward has leas a tlt
new coal bins just erectt d by the WI
minptOn & Northern X ,,.o,d CON
pany, and has them st'cked with !,
large supply OF c''.al, ready to meet J0p'
Frost VINO Is expected to arrive sooH'
A slight fire il the kitchen OF "
Clayton House one morning this wt'' y"
was discovered and promptly eSuS ",
guished by George Gardner before ~; X
damage was done. 1t was caused -. y.
an overheated stove, but no alarm W.
given.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
NewGoodS
New Styles
AND
PRICES.

Having re-ftted our storc,s so as
to enable us to meet the wants Of
the public, by placing upon our
counters one of the Tst assorted
stocks OF clothing eyer offered IN
Wilmington, our ma4h object Is 70
plcasl OFT patrons in quality and
prlca, and ae have succee2c" If
making snch -uasca trat WI"
,nahlp d, 20 defy competition. -
r. ..e majority OF oar aIotL.ng has
been ordered to bo made equal to
any custom goods, and has been
made in the city Of Rochester
New York State, where elegance
and neatness of style has given il
the reputation it SO justly bears
of manufacturing the most ele
CANT clothing in the United States
These goods we intend to keel
before the public continually ,anc
expect to increase our already
large trade. Satisfaction guaran
teed with every article sold. W.
open our stock to-day for inspec
tion. No trouble to show goods
We have also added a complete
lime of cents furnishing goods.
Don f rgct the Grand Openln!
to-day at the
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
Death Oft Dutch Chris"

Christopher Camera, a German, waS
for many years has b Ell engas%in
around Second street market house ns ;"
carrying b skets and meat and uoI6s ,6s
odd chores for the butchers, died q, 'n Il
almshouse last night from the eiiec,S,St Sst.
injuries received on Wednesday avn ,hs
noon, by failing from ladder AZ ,,b M
yards of the Harlan & HOllingSNyissSc. sc.
Company. He was taking a large Ihr Ilhpr,
of meat for William Miller, h,'cr~o' w.
down TO the yards of TIE H. q II. .lrr J
and was ascending a ladder In o'd and
to board q vessel, when he slipped ma. "a.
fell heavily TO the wharf. The % "a,
wen overheard and the man sl and
picked up in an i,isensible condition c1rHpp M
convey ed to the almsbouse. ,M,nnd
examining his injuries 1t was ioIh, oth-,
that three ribs were broken ana osr ,srsl
bruises were sustained. He llpsJhu sSheu
in great pain until last night w." wsl
death ended his sufferings. he mi
between 40 and 30 years OF ago.
has no relatives in this country.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
interesting Meeting =.

Extra arrangements have been madt
to FL large the interest of the children
at their temperance meeting in GllDer'
cha ,tl, corner Of Thirteenth and French
streets, tomorrow evening at IA quarter
to seven o'clock. The musical and
tract departments have been perma,
nently arranged for and new speakers
will address the children. The mana,
gers Of these meetings desire the pa
rents TO send their children On time, a
interesting and instructive lessons art
taught them.
At a quarter 10 eight O'clock the
meeting for adults commences in the
same chapel. New s!'tahers will alst
address this meeting.
The usual Temperance meeting vii
be held at the entrance of RosendaI'
Park tomorrow afternoon ut ton1
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
THIRD EDITION,
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Asbury M. Z. Church, Third and Walnut
streets, the New. W. L. 5. Murray pastor
Preaching Dy the pastor at 80 q. IN, 7.oo p
m. Sunday school at u. m, and P. LII.
Prayer meeting at %. IN. and 6p. IN.
First NJ. p. Church, Seventh street, near
Walnut, G.F. Earring, pastor Sabbath scr,
vice at 1880 o. IN. and 1880 p; m. he'i'ai
meetings every night during the week.
New Jerusalem Church: Rev. }. b. Par
melee, pastor. Services 10 50 a, III. ohity III
Variety. Sunday school ut ll.4e'
Church of the Covenant, Reformed Epis-
cOpal. Second street near Washington, the
Rev. William II. Barnes. rector. Church ser
vices 10 80 IA. m. and 7.l5 p, IN. morning sup-
lect: "A Prosperous dan" Evening SUBJECT
q A Cure for Trouble" Sunday scnool T. III;
at the church. 2 80 pm. Chapel Of the Iood
Shenherd. Fifth Avenue. West Wilmington.
(Iospel inv tation service at 8 45 p. III. Prayer
Meeting Wednesday. I.45 p. m, a. the
Chapel Friday, 7.45 p. m, at the church.
Strangersmade welcome.
Stcold Baptist Church, X. B. Co1k, pastor
Preaching at IL. 80 a. IN. and ]. ~ y: ~. eas
tr's Bible class for adults male and lem lie )
at230.p. m.
Hanover Presbyterian Church, sixth and
King streets. the Rev. Lafayette Marks. ID
D., pastor Preaching by the pastor. SUBJECT
"The Judge in Israeli All are cordially
invited.
Oliyet Presbyterian church, corner o.
Adams and Chestnut streets, KEY. lAaries I
Mallery, pastor Preaching at O3o IL. III
and SO y. IN Sunday school at "a m aht
2.p. IN. All are invited. Pastors residence
NJ. 1907 W. Third street.
Reformed Episcopal Church Of the he
deemer, $. W. corner of sth and Monroe sts
Rev. J. l.. tsin Rector. Services 10 ~ a. IN
and / 80 p, IN. Morning subject " Lost Up
porIunities - Evening Subject: "Darkhcs
and Lis hit Sunuay school atSa IN.
Household of Faith. Preaching at 1880 a
m. and 7.3O p. IN. by the pastor, Rev Rufu
Wendell. Bible school at Up, IN.
st. Johns p. Z. Church. the Rev. I. Gar
diner Littell, ID. d., rector. Services at ST.
and 10 80 a. IN and p. I'M
Scott NJ. Z. Church, Seventh and Spruc
streets 7. X. Creamer, pastor. PREACHING
At 1870 a. m. and 7.30 p. III. AT 1880 Mrs I
b. Stevens will deliver an address upo II tn
subject of" Tne W0mens Foreign Missior
ary Society" At 7.3l preaching by the pal
tor: "rue Choice of Moses SUNDAY schoo
ga. m. and Up. In. Young Peoples Meetn
6p.m
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
Bitten by o DOG.

George Pierce, an employee Of the RE
PUBLICAN office, was bitten by vicious
setter dog, lying In front of Thomas D.
Gibson shouse on Shipley street, between
Third and Fourth, to-day at noon. He
and a comrade were walking along
the comrade having a peach stone
which be was throwing up and catch
ing in his hand and missed 1t once
when it fell in the direction of the dog
which sprang up and seized George by
the thigh, sinking his teeth into the
flesh anil tearing his pants. When
the boy reached the Office the wound
was dressed and no serious consequent
ceg are anticipated.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
Always n Home.

The citizens Of Wilmington will be
Interested to learn that the Jackson
Lime q Coal Company have, during
the past rIonth, put into he scho0
h''' idinps Of this city about five hun
dred tt As OF nice Schuylkill coal fol
next v nter's use. They have also fill
Cd Jeir regular orders, and been able
10 please their nun erOus customers
4he central Office Of this Company ha'
been removed to Shipley street, and al
who are In need Of coal, wood, lime
sand or cement can have ther wants
supplied by calling at either of theil
yards.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
- IsiGue. -

There was good siz.l audience at
the Opera House last evening to WI
ness Jane Coomb,, in Augustin" DAILY :
society drama, eultIed "Pique.
Miss CuombS sustained the character oI
M Ibel EcufIcw, in Il manner that fully
maintained her reputation Of one Of the
leading actresses on III" American
stage. The emotional parts were 81
well portrayed that they seemed more
ike scenes in real life, than stage
dclineations. Tie talented actress wa
supported by first class company
every one # which performed tAei>
Darts tO pprfpctiOn.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
E0rly.uiull, visit.

Dr.. u rmon will make his forty-nintl
plotes ~ nal visit to our city on Mon
day next, and invalids who may wisl
10 consul, him should call at his office
No. 800 Market street. He has very
extensive practice in our city, and
many persons who have been treated
by him have great confidence in his
remedies. All suffering from chronic
complaints should consult him, and he
will soon determine whether he can
give relief or not. A mere examination
is made without cost.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
Conts,tiou In the Market.

While in the market this morning
Stsnsbury Murray, the popular barber,
was engaged talking to friend when a
number Of ladies' gathered around him
and inquired what was the difficulty
He replied that he was simply inform
ing the people that he hal removed his
place of business to No. l04 East Front
street, where the Wales 5-cent cigars
could be had.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
Military Matters.

At meeting of DUPONT Guards, {
Company, First Regiment, b. V. NJ,
held las evening Eugene &. Daw sou
Wa, '.'utcd Lieutenant The second va.
caucy va. a,,o filed but the result il
kept secret tor time. When the meet
ing al juurned Lieutenant Dawson EN-.
ter'ain,L his fellow officers and com.
raGes ~ the restaurant Ot Joseph Full.
mcr, aud Pheasant time was spent
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22

g EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
> cetved in the box in the Council Cham.
Der until o'clock on Thursday evening Seq.
tember n, 1883. for building about 3S ieet OF
sewer on the northeast side Of delaware ave-,
to connect with sewer now under the course
Of constructio Plans and specifications can
be seen at the office of +. H. Robinson, City
Engineer, or at my Office.
The usual bonds will be required, the work
to be done under the Supervision of the Street
Comm ssiOner. The committee Will reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
LEWIS ZEBLEY. Street COmr.
A. A. EASTBURN, Chairman Street Com.
sp22-3t
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
MARklAGEk,

NT-MILLER-lt Chester, Pa on
Sept lptn. by Rev. W. i. laxsun u. De-,
Thomas lriant To Miss Mary 4. M,llDr
both r Y i'm ngtUn, Del.
LAY Nhr.-fN NNlS--At Chester Pa, on
sept 2lth Ny Rev. WI raSson, u. u,
Wil.hm | ~ man. H. Mis- Ami tll2d
Ennis. both + New Castle County De.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
Personal.

Mrs. Collingwood, wife of Robert
Collingwood, Esq, jeweler of Elmira,
N. Y, is visiting the family ofex-Coun-
Gilman A. p. Beecher, on West Ninth
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
Important Meeting.

A meeting of the Irish American Ma
tional League will be held tomorrow
afternoon in the Telegraph Building,
Third and Market streets, at 2.3O.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
NEVER

Have we been placed in a
more favorable position to
the Clothing buying people
than at present. As our trade
has continued to increase
from season to season, it is
evident that some cause has
produced the difference, and
we know of no other than
that we have always made il
our constant aim to exchange
best clothing fer %
3 vas possible
II his season hod rs with a
stock from which Men
| Youths, Boys and Children
can be fitted in almost any
style Of cut or material; ane
as we buy our goods from
first hands, always for CASH
we are enabled to give grea
inducements in the way O
price.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22

Wy ANTED-TO BUY FOR CASH, A {
w or 7 room house, within 10 minutes
walk from Fourth and Market sts. Addres.
ID. s., this office. sp22-3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22

r OST IN THE MARSH "A 90
IL liver and white spaniel slut s1n
OH the 10th. A liberal reward will be paid On
the return to the owner, at No. 500 W. Front
street, Wilmington, Del. sp22ltt
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22

NYANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO SELL
w goods from wagon, on commission
Security required. A salesman can make
good wages and steady employment. Apply
at s3l Market street. spz2-4t
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22

NOR RENT-A g. ROOM HI USE. AP'
Il ply at Cigar Store, N. W. corner Thirf
and Adams streets. bp22-5i'>
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22

NYOTICETOCOLLE LLECTORS-ALLPER
IN sons having subscription books for the
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church are re-
quested TO meet and make a full report on
Tuesday evening, September 25 at $40 Mar
ket street. BY order Of the Secretary. s222
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22

ENOR RENT-A GOO u GROCERY
T. stand, at Front and West SITS. Apply
at the store. sp22-ltt
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22

NIANTED-A SMALL, QUIET FAMl-
w ly to take part Of a house, with lone
lady. In a pleasant locality. Address Mrs. A.,
this office. sp2y-Stt
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22
P,J,WALSH ( CO.,
506 Market St.,

Are now showing some very
desirable seasonable goods,
which have been bought at
very low prices.
They will be sold at a very
slight advance above cost, as
we do not believe IN waiting
tor trade to get good, but
wish to make it SO by offer
ing good reliable goods at
reasonable prices, and giving
our trade the benefit of our
liberal credit system, by
which you can purchase
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22

VIZ ANTED-2 UNfURNlsHED COM
w municating rooms with board. fol
gentleman and daughter. Address, stu ting
terms, +. T.. and NJ. E., this Office sp22-2tt
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22

NIANTED-A GIRL, NOT LESS THAN
w 10 years old. to go TO Philadelphia, to
do housewOrk and assist in dry gods store.
Apply at sOl Chestnut street, this city, on
Tuesday, before O'Clock, with reference. IT.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22

"ANTED. - BOARDEHS. GOOD
w posro cheap, Ut 7os]a Market. s22'St
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22

VIyANTED - SINGLE MEN h ,ARn
w ers, at 400 +. Fourth street. hisn sec
0nd story frOnt room for man and 1,fe s3asa,
Daily Republican., 1883-09-22

WANrtaE.pbcu.na y. bcu .axort W. =. liant GIRL
Reference required. sp2l.lts
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Na6ri6ten aus Sowa.

Soma 1T isst obne Staatsi6ulben.
Der leste Dollar Der Sriessi9ulb bss
Staatss 1T absssablt unb aue isst nod
msitebenbsn Staatsl6ulben iinb burd
9letien I'M Staatsidase seoedt.
Sn gouucil 8Iuffs platte beim
Salutldie6en cine &anone unb bic Stiide
berielben riilen einsm Mann Hamsns Mies
gberipn elm Uein alb uno pernunbeten i'm
70, baB sr nod am saabmittase ftarb.
Sn 6eotuf ities am 4. Suli vYros
feNor" SwinaS in einem Balon auf unb
ba Der Balon obne i'm suridfam, 10 p,rs
mutbete man, baB Der YrofsiIor ~perunelidt
lei. 9lber bsrielbe bate iid flint Meilen
BON 8eotuf nit ieinsm Salon nieoerse.
lailen unb mar ausssitissen; Der 8aaon
bate Ii6 wieber erbobsn unb mar linn ents
wiidt, unb 10 NOR baS faIi9e @erii9t snts
itanpen.
Sn Der StaatSs eriit6t
beitanoen neulid o. iun9e Mdnner ibr
Gramen aIs 9opotat. @ie Die iunsem
9eute ibre 8snntniile uerpertben molten, 1T
elm &dtbiel, ba IS bod bersits in iebem
@eit9en I'M Staate cine gnsabl @edtspers
breber sibt. pom wslden piele bss Nadts
Dor 9unser faum idlafen t0mnen. 0ie
MsbrSabl Der Obsn erpdbntsn "a bdtten
pieueidt better gotham, wsnn iie S6uiter,
Sdnsioer ooer ionit elm mieIideS 9anbs
werf ritubirt" bdtten.
Ole alts @ef9i9te Sn gperp,
MOnroe 60, bradte Sri. Sobnion tiiralid
Sas Eiidenfeuer nit ReroienesO el IN
Sranb uno erSielte einen iiberraidenben
grfols. Sbr 9aus, iopis bas zines Nad.
bars unb Seausnser & Gins Store bronn.
ten ab, unS Ne felbit Tam ii@ bssraben Ial.
len.
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@elb bieltep mam6e surid. 0o@ Sic

@elb bielten man9e suriid. Oo9 bic
3eiten finb INN. Die perrufenen Dugouts,
@rbbSblen nit 6ols ODER &aisnba9, bic
aus STATEN erri9teten 6duier iin6 per-
i9wunben, 6oIssebdube-bie eimen gut, bic
anbsrn bsfsr,-an Seren Stsle aetreten, bic
nOtbisen @ferbaumai5inen finb anseiGaist.
unb eite, Sipet snteGrn6ten brinst bieIe 5ars
mer, m%eiitens Deutide, babin, Dap itatt Der
Gramesebdube, 8aditsinbauten entiteben.
I'm ben 9ofsebduben liesen bic @drtsn nit
ben @emiien bic 3eusniB seben pom 6leis
Be Der 9ausfrmaen. 9ier srfubren mir
audi, baB nod uislsn Waiiben unb Mnitrens
sunsen, es ben 40 tatboliidsn 6armern
selunstn war, cine &ir9e J erbalen, bic
am folsenben Sonntas einsslesnst werbsn
iolte. Der 9olsbau itebt 10 siemli9 I'M
Centrum ber fatboliidsn @niiebluns lit "a
bel As SUB sros. Dabur5 wirb ibnen bic
@rfiianns ibrer pflidten bebeutenb erlei9s
teri. Balb folst boffentlid aud bic
Sdule.
Die 3eit ging Inn, Sas Bier marb ale,
bic Rinber idldfris, bic 6rauen unrubis,
unb es warb 8eit gum S9eibsn. Sie
idieben, bic lieben Sreunbe, nit Der @es
~nustbuuns, eiren i9Snen Gag perlebt su
baben. llnb audi mir muBten Nbidieb
nebmen. Montas frib bra6te uns Ssrr
9orent, Inn einen anbern Tbeil Der @ssenb
gu ieben, na9 Suniata auf Gle Babn, nads
benz mir iebem @inselnen Der 6amilie Qos
rent bic Sano sebridt unb fir bic sroBs
niitbise @ufnabme beitens ssbanft batten.
NatiirIi6 lolen mir nun aud unlere Mnii6t
aber @oams County iasen. 0a9 benz,
mas mir oauon seieben, it's ems Der
id0niten Stri9e Qanb, benz mir in Nmerita
besesnet, unb mir babsn i9on cine sismli9s
Nnsabl betradtet. Oas 9anb lit auBers
orbentli9 fru9tbar, rei9sr 8obsn, seeiss
net iomobl fir bic 6leieniri9te ais fin
Rorn unb @emiiie. SAT- gu eben 1T bic
@esenb, wobur9 Der 9lbhuB bes @aHers
ni6t iiberaa senisenb erlei6tert wirb.
Die Babe laufen in tiefen &innialen uno
brainiren Die Seller genugiam. I'm Die
6arwbduier iinb iiberaa Sol3pflan3unsen,
meiit mei9e S6l,er, ansepflanSt, bic Dor
S9nee, Sturm unS @inb i9iiben. Ginen
ionbsrbaren @inbruf ml9t bic sdnsli9s
Abweienbeit aller Tensen. @ieb miro i'm
CONNER nidt auf Der Sarm sebalten.
Nad S9weiser Dirt iiberldBt man es i'm
6riibiabr einem 9irten gum 9iiten, Der es
auf Seblauo treibt unS i'm 6erbit snriifs
brinst. Siren mir ni9t, bssablt man eineu
Dollar per Ropf fir Die Sommerbut.
Srsili9, menn tein OeblanS mebr pors
banben, pirb man f9 bod auf ben Sars
men ielbif init Der SUIT bes &inbuiebs be-
i9dftisen miifen.
Suniata an Der gabn mad Sort 8earnsp
1T elm fleines 2anbitdbt9en nit ben n0tbis
gen &aufldben unb Msdanitern. Sein
9anbel 1T lotaler Natur, aber bic Stores
woblsefiat, elm 3ei6en gutter @eiddfte.
9ier beitiesen mir bic 8abn, infer nd9ftss
3ieI mar 9incoln, bic Sauptitaot See
brasfa's. (SdluB fOlst.)
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