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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATER.

Tho "Black Crook" with all it gorgeous
ness of scenery and costume, with its ballet
and speciality people, all under the super
vision of the Kiralfy Brothers, will be pre-
sented at the National theater tonight
FoRD's OPERA HOUSE.
Mr.. William L. Sheridan, an actor who ha'
within tho past few years made rapid strides
in his profession, and in Australia especially
was remarkably successful, will commence al
engagement at Ford's opera house tonight
opening in shakspeare's Lear" 1t is {
bold venture, but his impersonation of thi
character has been highly praised by tho
press of other cities. Mr.. Sheridan will b.
supported by Mhs Louise Davenport and
strong company,
National Republican., 1883-10-29

SECRETARY CHANDLER's letter to Commo-
dore Mayo, commandant of tho Norfolk navy
yard, completely disposes of the charges made
by ex-Copgressman Dezendorf in the interests
of the bourbon democracy. "Dezy" should
demand his pay for tho dirty work he has
been doing for the democratic party and sub
side. The closing portion ofsecretary Chand-
lers letter is emphatic notice to Commodore
Mayo that he will bo held to very rigid re-
sponsibility for tho proper management OF
the Norfolk navy yard.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

The above are the exact figures taken from
tho treasury by tho job which Reformer
Charles Emory Smith, of tho Philadelphia
Press, originated and carried through. His
paper was the principal sharor in the grab.
Mr.. Smith, after six weeks silence, now claims
that it was in tho interest OF increased postal
facilities This is the same answer made by
the participants in "tho star route con-
spiracy." Mr.. Smith now says ho is willing
to have tho whole matter investigated.
When he prints in his paper copy of his
letter addressed TO any member of the next
house demanding an investigation THE Re-
PUBLICAN will believe he is in earnest. His
talk about the suppression of records and
documents is baby talk. Congress has power,
not only to get the papers, but also the state
monts under oath of the officers knowing all
the facts.
Eight hundred and three thousand four
hundred and seventy-nine dollars and thirty
seven cents is big grab. We hope good
Mr.. Smith will be able with the aid Of a
congressional committee, to explain it away
to the satisfaction of honest people.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

CONGRESSMAN PHILIP b. THOMPSON, of
Kentucky, is credited with the statement
that Mr.. Carlisle has members enough pledged
to him to secure the speakership, and he
is also credited with saying that it would not
surprise him to learn that Randall and Cox
had a like number of pledges. There seems
to be tendency to the watering of stock.
But we cannot believe that honorable gem
tlemen would lie about a little thing like the
speakership.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

THE admission is made by Gen. Rosecrans that
he gave lot of his own notes to the Washington
interviewer. 1t is claimed, however, that the
newspaper man twisted and distorted them.-cin:
ctnnau intsrUielO Nth Gen. Rosecrans.
If Gen. Rosecrans made any such admission
he uttered a falsehood. He did not give the
interviewer any of his own notes, and they
consequently could not have been distorted.
If asked whether he made any such admis
sion he would probably deny that he made it
and then deny his denial.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

THOSE who may have doubts about tho
authenticity Of the stories of Outrages on
colored people in the south would do we'll to
give Hon. Emory speers communication to
the department of justice, published in
another column, their prayerful and careful
consideration. Mr., speer gives q synopsis of
a portion of the testimony upon which eight
members of Georgia kuklux gang have
been convicted of crimes that would disgrace
the barbarism of Central Africa.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

Gov. CAMERON addressed large and en-
thusiastic meeting in Alexandria Saturday
night, in the course of which he took occasion
to address some very plain language to willful
and malicious liars, who have been industri-
ously misrepresenting him. The governor is
will be repeated, and that the coalition party
will have handsome working majority in
the next Legislature.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

WE sincerely hope that Mr.. Matthew Ar
mold has not come among us to learn what
Americans are by a study of the English
Irishman who edits the Nation, and think it
is criticism to show wherein we fail to do US
the English do
National Republican., 1883-10-29

Hon. JAMES LAWRENCE BARToL, chief
judge of the Maryland court of appeals, has
forwarded his letter of resignation to Gov.
Hamilton. His successor will be chosen at
tho coming state election.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

view with Con. Elmer in another column
that the postofce authorities will be most
happy to obligo him by all means, let MIR.
Smith accept Gen. Elmcr's offer is it true
that while the fast tram was put ON to obligo
Mr.. Smith, he sends out his papers by express
thus depriving tho government of the postage2
National Republican., 1883-10-29

CARDINAL HENRI-MARIE GAsToN DE
BoNNECHosE, archbishop of Roucn, is dead
He was aged SO, and has been for half
century ono of tho noted divines of the
Catholic church in France.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

A SUICIDAL rage appears to have struck
the city, several attempts at self-murder hav-
ing been made during the past two days.
Tho mania has not attacked any of the first
citizens us yet.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

carried through department of tho govorn-
ment at cost of over 100000. Mr. Elmer
is tho officer in charge of the transportation
of mails, and at all times knows what he is
talking about If Mr.. Smith is very anxious
for complete history of the mail-weighing
scheme he will accept Mr.. Elmcr's PROPOSE
National Republican., 1883-10-29

In promptly condemning the unauthorized mer-
ton of his name in connect on with the presi.
dency Justice Harlan has set good example to
one or two of his colleagues 1t is to be regretted
that a present member, and one of the ablest law
yers on tho bench, does not agree with Justice
Harlan in thinking that the most commendable
ambition supreme court Judge can have is not
political but judicial. .-NeU York Herald.
without knowing to whom the last remark
refers it may be said that the press has men
toned Judge Field and Judge Miller as can
didates. As to those gentlemen, we are able
to soy upon the best authority that each OF
them also condemns the use of his name in
connection with tho presidency" and that all
such mention is an unauthorized liberty.
We have no doubt the Herald will be gratifed
ut an opportunity to print this reliable infor'
nation, which is so strictly in keeping with
and in fulfillment of its wish as expressed in
the words we have quoted.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

IN another column we print an interview
with Mr. r. A. Elmer, second assistant post
master general, which is a complete answer
to Mr.. c. Emery Smiths childish talk about
the suppression of records and documents re-
lating to the gyab which he originated aud
National Republican., 1883-10-29

A CRIMINAL trial, just concluded in Cum
borland, Nd, has led to tho discovery of u
gigantic horse stealing organization, with
branches in several states.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

FIVE men were blown to atoms by an ex-
plosion of dynamite, near Brook tunnel,
about sixty miles west of Cumberland, yes
terday morning.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

SIX THOUSAND unlicensed dogs mako night
bideous in Washington. Who can wonder at
pauperism and crime?
National Republican., 1883-10-29

THE cut in the railroad freight tariff in the
west still continues, with no Immediate pros.
pect of ending
National Republican., 1883-10-29

The President has designated Thursday,
the twenty-ninth day of November, as q day
of national thanksgiving.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

AMERICA was we'll represented in the
awards made at the International Fisheries
exhibition.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

Ex-CoNGREssMAN BRADFORD, of Alabama,
died yesterday.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
Gllr Naaiultal Republican.
Terms 90 suhscrIbors,

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Sample copies sent on application.
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Postage on single copies, 2 cents.
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CURRENT GOSSIP.
wAsntNnrnN wrArurp.

WASHINGTON WEATHER.
When Edmunds and Thurman go out together,
Observers predict n change in the weather.
They tell that tho dry will give way to the wet
And ne'er has the prophecy failed them yet.
--Erchnge.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

Commercial Advertiser Eiitorinl
Mr. C. Il. Smith having professed Il desire
to get at the papers In tho postotllce depart
ment relating to contracts for the roweigh-
log of the mails, it will be seen by an inter
National Republican., 1883-10-29

HEALTH NOTES FOR STUDENTS. BY BURT G.
WILDER, NJ d, g.. r. Putnam's Sons. New
York Robert Boall, Washington, Price 70
cents,
There is nothing articularly new in this
little compendium of hygiene notes, but in
this form they are conveniently consulted
and may do good If tho students will consult
them. which is doubtful. The notes are the
basis of four lectures on hygiene which arc
annually delivered to the freshmen of Cornsll
university.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
WORK FOR WOMEN. by GEORGE j. MANsoN
q. p, Putnam's Sons, New York. Robert Boil
Mnshlmnton. prlnp. 60 nnniS.

a. T. Putnam's Sons, New YORK; Robert 10 IL,
Washington. Price, 60 cents.
Mr.. Manson has attempted in this, the latest
of Putnam's Handy Book Series of Things
Worth Knowing" to give needed information
to that class of young women, growing more
numerous every year, who refuse or are un-
able to depend for living upon the chances
of catching husband. For this purpose ho
has given quito complete information about
tho method and cost of learning eleven differ
ent means of livelihood. Brief notes arc also
given upon ton other methods of earning a
living. The book is full of practical hints
and encouragement for women brave enough
to depend upon themselves.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
ruE MIDDLE KINGDoM. A

THE MIDDLE KINGDOM. A Survey of the
Geography, Government, Literature Social
Life, Arts, and History of the Chinese Empire
aud its lnhabltants, with Illustrations and q
new map of the Empire. BY $. WELLS WILL
1ANls Professor of the Chinese Language and
Literature at Yale College. Washington:
Brenauo e. Co.
The Middle Kingdom" is not only the
fullest and most authoritative account of the
Chinese and their country that exists, but it is
also the most readable. An important feature
of the work is largo map of the Chinese en-
pire from the best modern authorities, and is
more complete and accurate than any map of
the country hitherto published.
THE PHOTOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY. BY BENIN
PITMAN and JEROME b. HOWARD. Photographic
Institute, Cincinnati. 4. A. Whitaker, WASH
ington. Price, So 80.
Tho work consists Of vocabulary Of oil
useful words in the English language, with
the proper Photographic outline, according to
the authors system, sci opposite.
National Republican., 1883-10-29

AmuHements.
NATIoTAL---Tho Black Crook.
FoRD's-King Lear
DIME MUSEUM Matinee and evening performance.
CoMToUE.-The World.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
NEW hooks.


IN AND ABOUT AlA-LA-CHAPELLE; A
GUIDE AND FRIEND.
This is the title of little handbook of 1o6
pages, printed at Aix-la-Chapolle for the
author, James T. Dubois, United States
consul. AS to Us contents, TO uso the authors
words, "somo Of them were found in old
guide books; many of its facts and fancies
were gathered from chronicles hidden away
in the dusty labyrinths of moss-grown
coisters; some were found in tho charts and
diplomas preserved in the treasure vaults
of old cathedrals, and some came from the
songs and legends which still live in the
hearts of the people," The essay on Charlie
magne, whose home and burial place was
Aix-la- Chapelle, is n powerful piece of
writing. The remainder of the book is
descriptive, and n reading of it is like q
journey among the scenes to which 1t is q
guide. Mr. Dubois is Washingtonian, and
was formerly an editor of The REPUBLICAN,.
Having served his government well at Aix-la-
Chapelle, he goes to serve It in now field,
whittier the good wishes of his fellow citizens
of the capitol will attend him.
National Republican., 1883-10-29
Auction Sales.

Auction sales.
TODAY.
BY DuNcASsoN BRos.--At I'll Seventh st. N. w,
at III n. m, large assortment of collins, caskcis
&c; also two horses wagons, and harness.
BYH. X. FULToS.-AuttiOn sale offorfeied pledges.
,toNnAv orvrppEp 90 1899
National Republican., 1883-10-29
The SsO3,d70.37 Job.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1888.
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to the satisfaction of honest people.
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SeprbSeutfeber 2IDDb.
BAL ii III r e,2inie.
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Ben g'rftampfl@iHs srier GIafs ssn 32ot
Sons
SramnItAipeis. 9eipsis, Sermann,
Sbio. Baltimore, Mmerifb,
Abfabrt ron Srcmeu jeben 2teu WRittwo@
I6fatrt Ron Saltimorc ieeen 2. Dcnnerfas
DER 3orbtsutibe elOsb III bic srSBts bsut
Ite 0amsfidiHfeh:ts 6eIeultaft, Itiul
Dampfer fInb auf sas SpIibefe sebaut, mi
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BON beutI6en @opitaiuen tefeblist. Dii
5tatIate, baB mebr nls
100000 pnIingirre
bic llrberfabrt :pil6sn europa unN 9tmerEc
nit 81. .. 9lppb- Dampfern aruaGt, fpri@
tprl nm Selisn fir bic Selisbtbrit hieler etniI
tCin, rriieneen putlitum.
3tpifcbcuScceS=N NafIaeierc
bffDrbern mir Al duBrrUrbentli9 bilIisen prrt.
len ne6 unb BON OeutI9lane, Seferrei@lln.
garn. II. {. 10.
Alleu ginpanoerern E,l9 iptlfli9Cn Staater
1T bic sReiIs iiber 9 more aona beIOn-
hers ansurdtben: lie reiien isbr btlIis, lInb In
Saitimpre Dor ieeer lleberportbriluna eeIGiiSI
unb fUnusn bsi Nnfunft in SaItimprr unmit.
teltar ppnt DampfsHtH tn bic brreitlfetenber
Gienbabnpagrn ifeigen.
QBer allU has aIts 8aterIan6 beIa9tn, rber
8erpanete unb 8reunbe beriiter tcmmen LAT.
fen min, loIlte ii1 an bic nntrrSsi6nrtsn AseH.
ten penben, bic III jrber tpeitsren MusFunf
germ bersit itnb. 9riefIibe anfrasen rsrbeH
prompt beantpprtet.
BA. 9I9te baraut baB Gusre palIdeeIGeins
fnr bic Oampfer br5 Hpr6beut I d ef
81 cpb nusselfellt perben.
81. SGbmbntacbcr S. Co.,
@enercI'N9enten,
5 Sii0 @ab Str. Baltimore, Wo,
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Gin nnsm1rtiars 1trthefL.

Der philadelphia 0emotrat" ieht
fid 6urh Die 8eifrebungen Der Bour-
bonen unfereS Stdates Den llnterridt
in Der beuti6en gprade in unierer
ofentlit1en ShuIsn nb3ufhaffen 3u
fOIaenbcn trefenOen SemerfunBen Der
anIabt, meI6e fi9 uniere 9srren Sc
isbaebsr su 9erien nsbmsn mo5en:
Sn Otihouri nennen lie in Der Gegis
Iatur bos Ssutide cine frcme b e
Spra1e. Sas 8efs, um ibncn
biefen Srrtbum Su Oertrciben, 1T baB
men NIT tbnsn eiumnI or6sntlid
0rutla ipri1t, bos bcibt in beuti4cr
Sruttur, uidt nur 70 im 9siuobnliden
llnterbaltungstou.
Gin 9err 9tBan bon 81. YouiS gat
uQmIidl IL Der 2e9isIatur cine Bill
eina,bradf. Die bonn Committee fir
Gtsiebuns CUR @nnnbme empfObIen
miro Sbr erffer SAB beibt: n0er
| llnterriat in irssno elmer Iebenben
frsmben Sprade lit in Den ofentIiden
S9ulsn perbeien." Ber 3uluioer bcns
belt, ioU nit $50 bic $500 ieNen Sag
e.itrnft iuerben, all wsldem bicisr line
terridt fnttfnbst. unb feline Stellr
nerlisren.
v3ur ouf Die beuti9e Sprode 1T
oisie S6uub Bill 9sn,unst. Scr
" ann. Der iie einasbrudt bat, iR elm
uu9ebiIbeter Gradt 6ubrmann in ct.
9ouia. 9lber ss itedeu anbere beuti4t
f,inbIide SdIsid:r babinter unb nit
Oieieu nsrten bcfeu!Iid uniers beut-
| iden Goqe9en in CT. 9ouiS bcutid,
6rattur fpreden.
yunsebilbete & fel ieio ibr," "
foGteu fie biefe edIeider aprsbeT, yoic
ibr nidt mi5t, sab Die beutfde Spradt
fruber i'm 9anbe mar, 5eUor nod ar
einen Staat Wifouri eebadt rpurOe."
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bos ibr cine sprode fremO nennt, ii
fpeI9n bic Mitbe9riiuhsr bon ct
2ouiS, Ieiner @r0be uno ieineS &eid
ItbumS, ipraden, aIs enre 8oriabrsr
nod iresnOwo ia gnsIanb, sdottIani
oOsr in Sippe,urp bi. edweine butte
ten !"
80 umms %inieI ieie ibr. bal
libr bur9 fold Elm bornirtes Gefeb bi
beRsn 9uieNIsE aus surem Staut
treiben unO ole ftdrtfteuQ8uraeIn isineI
BoblEarOes aHb eurer ei9suen @otl
fabrt abidusiteu woqt |"
80 bnmddtise Sropfe lei
ibr benn mir tper6tn eud seiasr, 6n
wsOer bic geuti6sa. nod bic bsutid
IGpraGe fremb fub bier i'm 2anbe uni
bier in WihOuri. Oeuti6 ioa es eud
UNI cure langen Sbren tIjngen, ba
eu& biefe Sprade fur inrmer i'm ge
bddtnib blsiben unb sud nimmer pie
Der fremo bOrfommell 1ira u
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MORTGAGEE'S SALE

Whereas, Charles Lauer and Lou ., his
wife, by their certain mortgage deed With
power of sale. frccor3ed in the re der's
Office of Gascona1e c..unty, 30, in b K Y -,
page GO. conveyed to Pauline Lau,r, ad-
ministratriX OF the estate of Stephen Lauer,
deceased, the following real estate. lying
and situate in the county of Gas made.
and state of Missouri, VIZ: The wc-s half
of lot No, : Of northeast quarter of ection
!, township 45, Range D west, con aiming
i 80 SLIGO acres, which conveyance was
made to secure the payment of certain note
in said deed described; and, where's, de-
fault was made in the payment of sa;. note,
and the same is now past due, and un-
paid, now, therefore. tbs gn lersigne1 hold
er and legal oWney af s.aii note anG mort
gage deed will sell at public vendue, for
cash III hand the hir;ieet bidder, az the
front door OF the court house at Hermann,
in said county .: GAseOl tda, the property
herein before described, On
TUESDAY, THE 1sT. DAY or MAY, 1888,
between tie hours os aina in the forenoon
and fyc ..'cio& in the afternoon, in accord
ance with the t' rms of slIl mortgage deed
and the = wcr.' thereby IL The undersigned
invested
PAULINE MITCHELL. formerly LAUER,
AUGUST XITCHEEi L, her husband
h. HI:ZEI., Attorney, Jan26- Mo.
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9ie @sIdGftsIasc.

Eie felt Monoteu in faif allen 9es
fddftstreiien 5errfdenbe Npathte. an.
tatt nit bcr porrldeuosn Ssbrssleit
elmer ermutbigeubeu gtimmune &aum
gu aeben. areift i'm Gessntbeit iInmer
lpeitcr um kd unO orebt spieemifd au
perhcu. Srdat man nad trgeno etnem
fa6IiGen @runb fur bteien unerquid
liden 3uitauo, 10 ueiB. tuenn es ni6t
Die llnaeniBbeit uber hen Sarif lit.
gfitmano eineu folben ansu9eben, unS
in Der wirtbidd ftlidsn Gage bes 9dnoss
In fiderIi@ feinrr gu fnSen, benn oieie
lit, mie oft an bisier Gttle motiuitt,
burdauS geiunb. Cine ldnsere Eauer
bes ss9enmdrtisen Drudes fonnte ieOOH
iu eincr tuirfli4eu @alamitdt fubren.
@os foa btifpieIs psiie aus Der ein'
beimiiden Snbuftrie, mas aus unferem
SmportbanbsI iuerbeu, lueuH iest, 100
Die 6rubiahrs-Saifou l1on im UoQen
Sdnae icin u,ubte, rur bon 9auo III
Nuub default ruirb, Die bereits aroBen
8orrdtbe t9 immer nod anbaufen |!
Sino bod bic iiinsffen SaIliFements in
oen nieifen Sd[Ien cine SOIse aeS ifof'
enben @bidbes. Ser @Onarcs fdeint
fur eisie naf,tbsiIisen Dirfunnen frin
Nuge ~ babcn, III eani bertieft in Die
Earif 8 8erbanblnngen uno miro f6
idlisBIih gnr nidt aus Dem 9abbrintb
berausTnoen founen. Nber Die Gcs
fdbaftspeIt IdBt fd b0Surd1 au,uiebr
einf1udtern erfcns 1T es iebr 3mei'
fsIbaft, OBJ in Den 20 5a9en, rusIde fir
bic iebise Sisun9 bes GonsreFeS nod
bIeiben. Iberboupt elm neuer Earif ber'
eiubart tuirb. uuo eef6iebt bies bsunod
10 miro oerfeibe nidt fofott in Sraft
treten, unb in Der 3Wiidenteit fam
Der gonfum nidt ifilffsben, foI9Iid la
boIbirt tie 0efung bcs Beoarfs fir
bic ndditen Wonate faum cine @efubr
bon 8.rIuif unb foQte ni6t LANCER Der
f6oben per6sn. SitI1eidt ilt Die in
bsn ltbten Sngen fir sinseIne StapeI
artifel fb fumbaebente, menn an6
nod duberf mdbiae &aufuif Der Dor
Idufer elmer nlgcmttnen yeTeruna Der
@e16dfte. (gf. 9. S6l,t9 }
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Seine aisuars isNsr Srt bel
q. 9. Yru6o Il.
Die Nnti.WonopOI OIiif.n boben elm,

Die Anti'NonopoIiifen baben eiaen
aufruf su elmer am 4. SuIi 1888 in
Chicago ab3ubaItsnben @onpeution
erIafeu. Der 3p,f biefsr Gonpeution
Ion bic SrlnSpns eiasr Hsuen poIiti-
iasn Porttl ieiu unb ole @onsres-
Diariite perbsn aufaeforb.rt einen
Oelegoten ~ biefer &oaptntion ;u
ftiden. SppcFtiou sesen bai NOno-
pol, Die 0ffentliden 9dnb.reien fur
mirtli&s NnFeOIer. Sppoiition e.sen
Sdukloqe. fotuie Ole GrwdhIuna bee
Rrdfbentsn, Siee-Yrdfoeutsn uub Der
Senatorsn bur& eireite Bubleu Fa6
bic erlnbfdbe beren &erDirtIi&una
anseiTebt DerAsn fol-.
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9O6maKcr.

8iss idcint bos Snbr Ser lltber.
i9wemmungen iutr0ea ;u ioIsu, aus
8enuIplOanien g8sf.8irginien @iS'
conIn uuo Sbio tcmmen Nohrihter
BON grobortigeu ueberih .pemmu n0er
in NoIge beftiger 8elenau6r. Mn
trautisitsn iiub iebod bic 9tadridter
aus Dem 6IuBgebiete bcs Ohio, ale IN
beuielben mNnhenbe 9ttbenfu6e iiut
iibsr ibre llfet astrcttn une ole Dor
ibnen Dem Sbio su8efUBrter gSaner'
nla1en babtn eenieIbeu 'u elmer p0bs
9ebrndt, wis nod ME ;uUor.
Sn Cincinnati if Der 6Iub 65 Sui
lbsr brm Yegel unh immcr nod in
stsiQcu beGriiTer. 2uuicnps no,
Menidsn lint pon ibrcn 96uieru ter
triebtn uno muBtsm III zen &irdeu
e6ulsn unb anoeren 6fientIiheu Sc
bduben llnterfunft iuder. Die @ns
werfe in6 untsr gSoiie uuO man BEG
bic Befur@tun8 bab Ser SIub audi bel
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