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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

The Tribune devotes column To
"Dudes, Cad,, and Boys" and informs
the pubhc that the Dude is an indigenous
American growth" The 1fibune'S article
is valuable. but il is apt to mislead, in that
il fails to state that the Dude will not Hour
jsh south Of MASON g. DIxoN's line. 1t re-
quires the bracing air OF the northern cities
10 bring it TO anything like perfection.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

California scientists insist that they nave
discovered the track Of Il prehistoric man
Of enormous proportions, whom they term
tho /. Homo Nevadensis" and the Chicago
papers insist that it is the track oil st.
Louis fortv-niner. 81. Louis returns Inc
commitment TO Chicago, and a triangular
discussion is going on which threatens 10
end for some one like the discussion III ,nc
Society Of stanislaus, provided the parties
get close enough together to heave CHUNKS
OF sandstone.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

Mr.. LABOUCHERE asks what l. the diiler-
ence between England's making war WIN
ont lust cause upon the Zulus and the
,.dvnamitees seeking to blow up Lon
don? II the question is not answered be-
fore the "dynamitees do blow up Lon
don the chances are that Mr.. LABoUcHERE
will neXNr know.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

4 caller found OSCAR WILDE loungihg
"luxuriousiy in an armchair, attlreo III
oreen.yelvet Jacket, salmon-colored neck
cloth. burnt-sienna knee-breeches, ana red
stockings" Why will OSCAR fritter his
Young life away as lecturer when he might
earn royal honors as court-iester Tor hing
Kalakaua, of the Sandwich Islands!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

The Russian Government is anxious to
cclonize the Amoor province adjoining the
Chinese frontier. Well, what Is easier than
70 send three or four hundred thousand
NihIlsts down there? The public eXecu-
TONERS wouldn't miss them, and the Cars
life wouldn't be one whit safer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

II is time for the enterpriSing Yankee to
hide his diminutiye head. ABBE MoRGNo
has formed a company with capital OF
$50. 600 to scrape the bed Of the Red sea
and the adjacent bitter lake to recover the
cbariots and treasures that were engulied
with PHAROAm's hosts in their pursuit OF
the children of Israel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

PENNSYLVANIA correspondents are in
search OF a phantom mule which i said TO
haunt colliery near shenandoah, in that
state. When the business department OF
the Aforesaid phantom matenalizes it Is
likely that several newSpaper-men now out
OF work will secure berthS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

Some OF the Chicago papers are querying
whether the ballot in the hands OF the bad
citizen Is not about a. dangerous as dyna-
mite. Don't know about the bad citizen,
but i'm the hands Of the good citizen in the
last Chicago election it was as effective a.
dynamite in blowing up the Republican
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

4 northern exchange commenting upon
the success OF the WOman's Sales.--future
Association OF the United States suggests
that Virginia would be good place IN
which TO prosecute the sales.--future indus
FRY. No doubt; but the man who wou'u
dare 10 advocate il about Richmond uhtil
the niorus maiticoaiiS experience l. lor-
gotten would be in danger OF spending the
rest Of his DAYS in lunatic asylum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

The movement IN some OF the northern
colleges to appoint physicians to superIn-
tend the physical exercises OF under
graduates is step in the right direction
Facts and figures show that athletic sports
carried to excess are the cause OF the pre-
mature breaking-down of hundreds OF
,-o,,n ~ mon
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

The last report of the Society for the
Preservation Of the Irish Language shows
that at the commencement Of the present
century not more than four hundred per-
sons could read and write irish, Whereas
the Society alone has disposed OF more
than go 900 elementary Irish books.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

The seizure by the Australians Of New
Guinea. or, as ii is called, Papua, may prove
anything but holiday affair. The Pap
uans are said TO be as fierce and persistent
as the Zulus, and capable Of long and stub
horn resistance
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

\ Philadelphia paper says: a sos
(GRANT) medal in that city is valued by its
owner at S6,000"-a difference between
his and the pubic's valuation OF five thou
sand nine hundred and ninety-mne dol
lars ninety-nine cents and six mills.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

The National Republican exclams :
" Throttle monopoly That's just what
the Democratic party proposes to do in
lsS4-especialy in the Office traffic. Only
have little patience.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25
FANCY GOODS.

u
WILL CLOSE HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF
CARRIAGE-WHlPS.
To do this he has moved them down 10 one half
and TWO thirds their former price. To any one
needing a WHIP this Is the best chance you will
have In months.
want also to close out all our SAMPLE DOLLS.
Some are slightly soiled; some are badly so. To
do this all our sl,sl.25, $3.50, and 50 DOLLS
are marked as low as 75c. aud some Of them soc.
This will insure their speedy sale.
have on consignment 1000 dozen TURKISH
BATH and BALL SOAP, TO be sold at 3jc. Il
dozen. which is less than the usual price at the
factory Don't FAIL 10 get a box.
Our line Of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS and
TlNwARE was never more complete and will
be sold at bottom prices When in want call at
STEVENS.
APPS 5O5 Broad street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

as the match was struck. and the exciting
work OF destruction was continued In this
way until the whole seven buckets were
emptied and destroyed, the operation being
carried out without the slightest mishap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25
4 tIFTY-DOLLAR SUIT

\ tIFTY-DOLLAR SUIT
for $50;
\ ORTY-FIVE-DOLLAR SUIT
for 500;
4 FORTY-DOLLAk SUIT
for s23;
a RTY-FIvE-DOLLAR SUIT
tor u.s.
A THIRTY-DOLLAR SUIT
for SIG;
\ TY-FIVE-DOLLAR SUIT
for sI3;
n TWENTY-DOLLAR SUIT
for Sll;
A SEVENTEEN-DOLLAR SUIT
for so;
4 FlFTEEN-DOLLAR SUIT
for $3.50:
\ TWELNF-DOLLAR TROUSERS
for $3.50.
\ TEN-DOLLAR TROUSERS
for -:
A EIGHT-DOLLAR TROUSERS
\ SfN-DOLLAR TROUSERS
for 80
FIVE.DOLLAR TROUSERS
foe 500:
A FOUR-DOLLAR TROUSERS
tor 50:
GOOD WpRhING PANTS
for $3.50.
MIsFlT STORE,
9l2 MAIS STREET,
between Ninth aud tenth streets,
Open evenings Till : O'Clock, SATURDAYS uli /
O'Clock. ap 2s-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

Mr.. GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA says his "re-
membranes of poker are brief. but full
OF acute anguish which suggests a sar-
castle fling at SCHENCK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

In 1f7l RICHARD the Crookback made
Old England, famous. In
1882 Ben the Crookeye made TewSsbury,
New England, infamous.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

All the crowned heads Of Europe prefer
being blown up in the Kremlln by proxy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25
TO SICIANS.
INSURANCE.
DESULTS ON POLICY 46,51l, ISSUED
IL ny TIE .,.,

.rts.,
DESULTS On POLICY 46,51l, ISSUED
III ny TIE
NORTIWES1LRN MUTUAL
LIFI-INSURA NCF CONF y
ON the ii H. Of John lsghan, Louisville NY" June
ii. IsG9-age, - years Endowment payable 10
6ftoen wears. Amount, $4,000. annual pre-,
MUM, $G6z.70. DtUtdeRdS dpphed 10 Te""ee
payments. 20 QAO IN
Total fifteen pay menlss.s.s. ~
lie thirteen dividends zoos ""
,c,n,tcssb ort,ay. ...................s7,SO 80
The face Of this policy, 10000, viii BE- pald lh
June sS4 one dividend will also be paid MIN
TN policy and a hnal dividend In June ISe1'
The policy will cost Mr.. CaliaPhan less than lV"'
and gire him u proM Of more WdH s3.OOo O'-
sides 81 900 INSURANCE for fneeh years; ooo
LOUISVILLE, ny, April 4, lSS,Z,
lam the holder Of Policy No 1901 J, for slo'-
600 on me Gfieen-year endowment PLAN III thr
Northwestern Mutual Lile-lnsuTance company,
and am 30 well pleased with the results OF 'ila'
,,iicy mai I have taken slO,0UO additional m
.urauce i'm the came company. can cheefluly
recommend this company to all VINO may WANT
JOHN CALLAGHAN.
'"' 'u'' JOJlN u. CARY q SON.
General Agents Northwestern MutH"'
aD 1S-eodtmyll
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Entered at the Post-ofice at Richmond, Va, as
sccond-class matter.
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nGUGs. MEDICINES. &c.

-HUGUEXOT, POwHATAN COUN-
" ~. VA. October 20. lSS1.-W s. Piicher.
AGENT. Dear >ir.-Nhcn YOU sent me the SET 81
N1~is0n's pins had been having ChUtS Tor four
months. and qulnine nor anything else prescribed
would rid Inc Of them. ! took MOrlsOn's Pills as
directed ana have not had chill since the hr't
dose taken. heartily recommend them for c'iils
BIT. WATKINS.
CHILLS AND SKIN-ERUPTlONS.- ASHLAND.
VA. october PC. 1SS1.-Ths is 10 certify that /
have received more benefit from N0riSOHS PHs
for skiH-eruptiOH than from tue most eminent
medical treatment. ] have never known them Il
fan to cure chfilS.-J. 4. fLLLTT.
I-pOn receipt Of II Il set Of these remarkable
pills will b. mailed u ANY address in or out OF Ills
city. W. ;. PITCHER, Agent, Broad and Pine
streets, Richmond, Va. APP
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3nlmond 1ispatth.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20, 1888.

ss- THE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25
BOOKS, STATIONERY. &c.

SNOW THAT BARTON'S CHANCE
RY PRACTICE is complete, feel impeiled TO
to say that regard # ~ indispensable 10 judge
or lawyer In the two yirgnias, and IN the other
states II Is certainly of his IA value"
CHA NCERY PRACTICE AND PLEADING.
VOLUMES /, 2, AT SO, or the two m one. SIP.
RANDOLPH & ENGLis.u,
nIQ-d(w iiublfslsIa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25
WOOD AND COAL.

DEsT ANTHRACITE COAL from
ID s5.75 t. SO; EAsT-BANk C0ALBuRG,
from $3.50 10 1919 per ton Of 1000 pounds:
PINE WOOD, ~ to $3.50; OAK, s2.75; LONG
and SAWED and hlNDLING at lowest cash
prices all kinds Of LNClNE COAL and SOFT
COKE. Broad street opposite Theatre and ly05
east Cary street, or Telephone No. l65.
apis CHARLES ~. PAGE.
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The DAILY DISPATCH Is delivered 70 subscri-
bers al FIFTEEN CkNrs per week, payable TO the
carrier weekly. Mailed az 90 per annnm; 81 for
six months; sl.5e for three months; ooc' Tor one
The sEMl-wsEKLy DISPATCH at ~ per an
um, or sl for SIX months.
DRY GOODS.
EoURQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE
APE EAST BROAD AND zoe NORTH FIFTH
STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
From one Of the larses, importers in the United
states We have had consigned TO US a line Of the
BEST KNOWN AND MOST RELIABLE
BLACK SILK FABRICS Within one week,
beginning THURSDAY. April 9th, and continu-
Ing the 18th, 2Oth. 2lst, 2Sd 24th, Goth; and
26th instant. We Intend TO of the entire con-
signmenis at the following bona-fde reductions
22-INCH BLACK SATIN MERvEnLEUX,
Actual value, sl.75;
To DE Soid ri si.1O.
2o-INCH GRos-GRAIN SILK,
Actual value, S5c.;
To DC sold for 69c.
22-INCH GROS-GRA1N SILK,
Actual value, 81;
To be sold for zoe.
S-GRAIN sILK,
Actual value, 1928;
To he sold for $40.
GR0S-GR RAIN SILK,
Actual value, Sl.75;
To be sold for sl.S9.
BLACK CASHMERE DE now" SILK,
Actual value, $I.S5;
To be sold FOR sl.fS.
SAME MANUFACTURES OF SILK,
Actual value, S1.s7S;
To be sold for Sl.4s.
SANE MANUFACTURE OF SILK,
Actual value, 1925;
To De sold for Sl.76.
SANE MANUFACTURES OF SILK,
Actual value. $3.50;
To be sold for sl92.
BLACK CASHMERE SUBLIME" SILK,
Actual value. ~ rs:
To be sold for s2.lO.
SAME MANUFACTURE OF SILK,
Actual value, $3.50;
To bc sold for >2.95.
OF THE SAME MANUFACTURE or SILK.
AND HE FINEST GRADE OF SILK
MADE IN LYONS,
Actual value, 1910;
To be sold for 1910.
THE SALE WILL CONTINUE FOR ONE
WEEK. ONLY.
The best opportunity s. thus Afforded lie general
public 10 secure the best makes Of SILKS al mere
nominal prizes.
FOCRQUREAN, PRICE, TEMPLE & co.
ap l9-iw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

CLEAN COAL, WITHOUT SNOW.
~ BEST ANTHRACITE, freshly mined;
[ ROWN-HlLL sPLiNT, best m market;
WEST VIRGINIA STEAM COAL;
CUMBERLAND STEAM aud SMITHS;
FOREST PINE WOOD, Sawed and split.
Seventeenth street. at Draw-bridgs.
NH 20 ). 4. LATHROP.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

NEW Bishop on Statutory
" Crime. new edition. So 4 MrOngcd Wife,
by Agnes Fleming, : 30; Mrs. isaac g.. tarjeol.
SOC: The >leepug-Car, Farce. by Howell,
3Oc.: Progress aud Poverty. IS George, zoe.
Letters and Memorials Of Jane Welsh, by Froua",
2 vols, "A The Admiral's Ward, by Mrs. AieNan.
der. Zoe: Chats About Books. by Hazcitin
$3.50: Life Of Lord Lawrence. vols, 80 High
ways and Byways of Literature. l5c. Core -pOnt-
ence of Carlyle aud Emerson, vols. -.
ap Is WtsT' JOHNSTON 60.
NEW BOOKS FOR SALE By BECK
" WITH 4 PARliAM.-llfe OF William Cui-
len BRYANT. sc Poems Of William Cullen BRYANT
IS: History OF the People Of The United states,
$3.50; Retrospect Of Long Life, $3.50; kir-
ginia Comedians. Sl25; stray Pearls, -LOOi
Calling If a Christian Woman, SOC. HYGIENE fnr
Girls. s1.25. Admirars Ward. Il; PecS's Bad
Boy. SOC: Blunders Of Bashful Man. Zoe; Le-
more, by Rev. T.. :. Gregory, 81; The New shakes
peare. Soc. ap 2Z-codSw
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NiISFlT STOI

Sl2 MAIN slHkEr,
between Ninth aud tenth streets,
Open evenings Till : O'Clock, SATURDAYS uli ~
O'Clock. ap 2s-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-04-25

.. Brothers farewell. The fast declining ray
Fade 10 the twilight Of our golden day.
some lessons yet our wearled brains NAV learn
some leave. Gcrlap. iu life's lhiu volume turn.
How few they seem. ls I'm our waning age.
We count them backward 90 the iitie-PaRe.
Oh! let us trust with holy men Ol old.
Not All tie story here begun b. told.
80 the tired spirit. waiting to be freed.
ON lifc's last leaf with tranquil eye hall read,
By the "a & glmmcr 0i The loren reversed
Not mas. but the end Of volume first
-'~N 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-07-09
0BieSer Elm Wrmen5aus etaaes
Gfmert.

Brt6gem liter, MaIi., 7. SnIt.-0as
bisiige StnatsarbettSbaus 1T beute 8Ormtt.
tag 6ur1 6suer 3erff0rt morben. Die Teuers
pebr BON Brodton uno Sauaton, 8 uuS 10
ReiIsn entfernt, fam berbei, tauute aber
uur bic yiebengebdube retteu. @s beIauoen
iid In Der Nuftalt 1853 SnIaIien, pelde
i6mmtlt9 unoeriehrt enttdmeu; oteielbeu
fperben porlduiig in oerlhiebeueu anoeren
&nffalten untsrgebrad3t tperoen. Der Ssrs
Inf belGuft iitb anf $3.50, 900, ntat peridert.
9ie imarmenbauie oOrbanOenen 90ihapparaz
te beifanreu uur Gus elmer Bumpe uub einem
Spbranten, alein es gelang NIT Siilfe oers
ielben, bic gfsbeugebdube Dor 9erf6ruug III
betpabren. llugefdbr % Batisnten Iagea i'm
Soiuitale oarnie6er, uno bieIelbeu mur6eu
IAN .ht!iG obns sAibe in Siderbett gebra1t.
8einabe alle WiDbeln un6 8etteu, lomie fat
bas 9unse peri0nltte @tgentbum Der Sniai.
len purosn in Stherbett gebrabt.
So ton, q Suit. - @ine 9epei1e aus
8ribgennter sufolge glnubt man, b1B oas
Seuer bird eiuen farbtgen SnIaiieu Der 4ns
ifalt, peld1er ieBt oRrmiBt miro, angelegt
murbe. 155 Sniahen puroeu beute a6eno
nod benz Armenbauie gu Gsmtsbnrp gs1
broft.
Bottom, s. Suit. - Der Reger, meItet
i'm Sersad]t fiebt, bus armeubuus ;u 8ttOge,
mater unge3iinbet 3u babeu, tpuroe beute su
GttlebOrO' Uerbaftet. gr betBt gOnarb
RbII11
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ser nQptfput0 in Rethlehen1.

@afon, Benui., 7. Snli. - Die ie68
SO66ien in 8etblsbem paren beute ntdt in
Setrteb, ba nI6 bic leBten Der giIenarbetter
ber D8etblebener @tier &ompagnie," bic bis
jett nod gearbettet, 9efern AbeuO iid ben
Strtfern angeidIoiien, bersn 3ubl iif lett
uuf 1000 beIauft. Die ausltdnbigeu paren
aufgefOroert pOrben, beute ibren 2obu In
@mpfang 5H nebmen, es fam uber Setner, ba
ran 9eiern in elmer 8sriammluug Der
Dlluion" beidlOiien bate, baB Ntemano Dor
bem 21. .. 0tis., Dem reguIdreu 3abltage,
ieinen QObn bcanipGu9eu iolte. YrafOant
Sarrett uub Stce Yrditbent See BON 6er
DImalgamateb Gfociation" bielten beute
QbenO Geben In elmer 8erIammluRg Der
Strtter. Die 4n3abl Der burd ben auss
itano beiaGfttBuugslos getuorbeuen arbetter
1T 1000, oaoOu geb0ren 1900 3ur QIioctattoH.
Die Striter fiilten beute Die Straseu unO
beipradeH bic Sage, UerbteIten it4 ubsr
rubig.
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Nerfu6 CUR Seraubune zines
SanfcplleftprS.

ct. Fonts, Z. Sult. Gin Iebr GROCER
gutgefleibeter Dtann ueriudte bier geiiern
etnen beiipiellos fre9en Ran0. Sob. @erus
bGuier, Bote nno @ollettor Der y@armau,
GmertcansBant, bate balS nad Der Wltts
tae8fun6e 1880 In Der y gTierten Nattonal,
8ant" einfaiiirt unb tpartste nun In Der
continental =8nnt" bic bic &etbe an tbn
fam. Sn ietnem BOrteieutlle bate er 6as
eben enpfaugene 9slo un6 etue &n,abI
@bsds. Yl0tltd bemertte er etu perodf=
ttgsS 3ieben an ietner Saide, un6, fid) becs
umbrebenb, fonrte er eben nod bemerten,
tpte Semano i9neu bas Qotal uerlaIien noIte.
Sn etnsm Gate mar er BET bemielben Hno
ergrtfi oas BOrtefeuille, tpeldes Der 9iduber
nod In Der 9an6 bate. QeBterer i6attelte
@ernbGuier nb, unb sleid,eittg miiAte ii1
elm 3pstter 0iann, Ofenbar etu SpteBgefeue
beS Spisbnben, binein, tuslder nit einem
ihmeren StOde etnen S6lag mad Dem 30
ten fiibrte. @ldflider g8eiie murbe oteier
S4Iag BON etnem 0rittsn abgefaugen, bod
glaubten bic Gnneienoen, es banoele ftd
nm einen blobeH o5sigbt," un6 10 gelang es
oenr ben @auHern, 3u enttommeu. Das
Yortefeuiue bate @ernbduier feffgebalteu
unb fanb befien Subalt bis nuf Elm paar
tletne @beds, peld)e uerihmunben maren, in
Sronung.
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Sic Sbip'er OSahlcampaoue.

SamtltOn, o, 7. Sult.-gtne groBe
bemofratiife UtaHens8eria iammlung nurbe
heute Abenb bier abgebGIten, nm bic gtomt,
nation bes RtGters SOaolep gum @Ouuers
reur Su rutifiiireu. Senator Ben0letou,
peIder ietne Setbeiltguug 3ugeiagt bate,
mar bur9 &rantbeit ubgebalten, aIleiu trob
bem mar bic 8eriammlung eine iebr gut BE.
iu6te nno b6Gft entbuiiuftiide. &tfter
Soablep bielt etne &e6e, in ipelter er Die
republifuutiGe BluttfOrm trttifirte unb iie
nit Der oemOtratiiden oerglid. @r beipraf
bic Carthage, omie bas Scott'i6e @eieb
3ur Sefeueruug Der gStrtbi9aften uub be,
idulbigte tte 8epubiifnner etnes SerIuGs,
SBaiier auf betoeu S6nItern Su tragen, in.
bem fie eur6 blS Scott'@eieb bic Prohibts
tioniffen unO bur6 ben 8iberruf oes Dram
Shop, ,@eicses bic 8irtbe uno ibre 6reunbe
81 eepinnen iu9ten. Gum S1luiie idqte
er, Die 9runbiGte Der alten Sefferion Iden
Democratic piir6en aud Die junge 9emotraz
tie Ieiten, Die iest iri Segriffe iei, ans 01u.
Der 81 treten. 8iater SonbIep tpuroe bGufia
burd ftiirniideu applaus unterbro6en.
aGtb. Siuut Uf. Serbian unb auoere Serreu
hielten ebenfall8 &ebeu.
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Gnbe Der &rbeitcr 1tnrubca in
Nermpnt.

@lh, ST., Z. Sult. - Bier Wili3s@om-
pagute'n trafen beute bier elm uuO fapOen
&les rubig. Ser @ouberneur un6 anoere
Stnatsbeamte begleiteten Die 5ruppen. @tlf
6aoelsfiibrsr iuur6en oerbaftet, obue bab
28ibsrfanb geleilfst mOrOeu pare. Gle
merben pabriheinli6 beute Ra9mittag mad
@beliea gebrad3t neroen. @s gtebt fin otel
Sbeilnabme fir bic SecgIeute funo. Nfcbrere
Samilten iino bem Sungertobe rahe. 6rauen
nit Rtnberu auf ben Armen baben bic Srups
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