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The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
COLORED NATIONAL CONVENTION.
A Notable Gathering at LOuisville-The
Delegates Present.

DoAoBADoD NEcBouDs
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 24-The colored
national convention which opened in this
city at noon to-day is a notable gathering of
representative men of the celored race.
About 243 delegates and large number of
white and colored spectators were present.
Rev. A. M. Green of Louisiana, was elected
temporary chairman, and was introduced
to the convention as martyr of the race.
j. N. Gregory of Washington, was elected
temporary secretary. Among the prominent
delegates in attendance are William Mum
dell, editor of the Baltimore Eip.dieator; W.
Calvin Chance, Washington; DIR. j. w,
Hughes, of Philadelphia; Jesse Law
son, OF New Jersey; j. H. McGinnfs.
of Virginia; d. A. Shaker, OF South Caro-
lima; 7. s. Joseph, of Alabama; j. w.
Cromwell, Of Virginia; A. M, Green of Lou
isiana; W. X Pledger, of Atlant; K. L.
Kennedy, of New Orleans; T. Fl. Vance, of
Louisiana; Fred Douglass, r. y. Laws, and
j N. Gregory, of the Dist let of Columbia:
George W. Williams of Boston; t. Josepb'
Of Mobile; Col. Marvell, of Baltimore; j. C'
Napier, of Tennessee; T. II. H. Bell, Of St.
Louis, and W. H. Hollingsworth, of Kan,
sas. Twenty-seveH States are represented,
and there is no trouble about accommoda-
tions for every delegation being provided.
Great difficulty is experienced In selecting
permanent chairman. Fred. Douglass ard
D. A. Straken, of South Carolina are the
only contestants now but other candidates
will probably be nominated. The session is
orderly, bat the Eas ern delagates' charge
that the West and Sou.h desire to dominate
the convention is causing hard feeling.
After nearly four hours hot wranglfne
Fred Douglass was elected permanent chair
man. He was brought into the hall amid
the widest enthusiasm, but the lateness of
tne houf prevented his making a speech. He
took occasion, however, to deny the renort
that he had said if Ben Butler was nomi-
mated for the Presidency he would sweep
the eolored vote OF the Union. The conyep-
tion then adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
TnE wooLwIoa ExPLosIoN.
only Two Lives Lost. but Much Propert
Destroyed.

LONDON, Sept. M.-The rocket factories
at the arsenal at Woolwich exploded to-day.
Many buildings were destroyed. The ex-
plosion was caused by a fire In the main
building, which included the laboratory.
The building was destroyed within half an
hour after the fire broke out. 1t contained
an immense number of war rockets, which
were filed with destructive missiles. The
latter flew In all directions, many being pro-
jected to and falling upon the other side Of
the Thames Some fell In Firth, Elsham,
Charlton and Ilford. One plunged into q
school for infanis at Plumpstead, another
entered draper shop in Woolwich, another
wrecked grocery store, another went
through the wall of the arsenal and another
struck the artillery barracks, Old soldiers,
it Is said, declare that the explosions of the
rockets during the fire were as frightful as
If occurring at an actual siege. -.,
There was the widest panic in Woolwich,
out there was no loss ef life with the excep
tion of Two persons who were employed In
the arsenal. The first reportA- Of the fatali-
ties were exaggerated. The principal dam
| age was confined to the rocket factory, which
will involve loss of $4,000. The fire was
| extinguished at noon. As far As can be
learned at present the disaster resulted from
the explosion of one Of bunch of rockets,
the sparks from which igniting others sci
them off one after another with lightning
| rapidity. A regular fusillade ensued, the
missiles exploding in every direction with
deafening detonations, resembling the firilg
| of numerous batteries of artillery, and set
ting fire to the building. The workmen be-
came panic-stricken and fed precipitately,
knocking one another down in their mad
haste to get out Of the place.
The rockets which caused the destruction
are war weapon comparatively unknown
in this country. They have iron castings,
and are charged with slow. burning mater
ial composed OF silver, charcoal and nitre;
in weight, nine pounds in the minimum and
25 pounds in the maximun. The English
Government adopted their use in India
They are projected through trough, which
is elevated or depressed, according to the
distance 1t is desired to send the projectile
The rockets are described as being unrelt
| able for use in action, because the resistance
of air and wind affects their course to suet
an extent that they frequently act like {
boomerang, falling back to the point from
which they started. At the Woolwicl
Arsenal nearly all the ordnance Of England
is manufactured. Between 1,500 and 2,0Ot
men are constantly employed there.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
LOCAL LACONICS.
Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
Soft shell crabs at Fullmer's.

Deviled crabs at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
Soft shell crabs at Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's,
4, The st. Georges cricket club OF this city
was defeated on saturday last at the
schuetzen Park by the Newark club, by a
score OF 40 to IS.
A party of Turks or Arabs attracted con-
siderable attention during their passage
through the Ninth ward yesterday afternoon.
With the crowd were three large bears.
The steamer Wilmington will continue to
make double trips daily between this city
and Philadelphia until prevented from run
ming by ice. She is heated by steam and is
very comfortable in cool or damp weather
Invitations to attend the ceremonies of
mastering In David B. Birney, Post No. 12,
of New Castle on Saturday evening, have
been extended to all comrades in good
standing of all posts by Department Com
msnder Ross of the G. A. r.
Revival services are being held by the
pastor, Rev. G. f. Earring, in the First M.
P. ChurcL. The meetings will be continued
every night this week and will be addressed
on Wednesday and Thursday evenings by
the Rev. Walter Graham of st. Johns
Church, Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
'sauires' Cases.

A suit for wages was heard before Squire
Vandegrift last evening ip which Bryan
Bowers was the defendant and Hedgeman
Parr, ArnsJed Nickens, Willis Grem, Charles
Turner and John D. Scott, colored laborers,
were the plaintiffs. Some of the complain
ants say that they were discharged, and
these Mr.. Bowers lie willing to pay, but the
others he says he will not pay until ay-day,
the goth day of each month, as was agreed
beforehand The case was postponed until
Thursday morning as 9 O'Clock. Squire
O'Neill fined William J. Murphy 81 and
costs for disorderly conduct last evening on
charge preferred by Murphy's wife.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
WILMINGTON sHOB HOUSE.
II. Ar The! r.
Wilmington Shoe House.
SEPT. 25-

We will talk to you to-day
principally Of Mems Coarse
Boots. Some are new goods
this fall, others have been car
ried over from last season. OF
those carried from last year we
have abolt 81 pairs; they are
goods that were sold last year
for $500 and $3.50. You can
have them for $3.O0-they
must 60 to make room for the
new goods that are coming in
every day
" '' a. ~ GEO. D. CLELAND.
The Chinese must 60, so
must the narrow-toed shoe. If
you are tired Of the narfow-toe
stop in and we will show you
something that will make you
comfortable in a wide toe, or if
you prefer the narrow toe we
can give you that.
GEO. D. cLELAND.
In ordering our goods for the
fall and winter trade we did
not forget you dancers and will
be pleased to see you and show
you our st ok of dancing
pumps and slippers in Mems,
Boys and Youths.
GEO. D. CLELAND.
Invoice just received Of 200
pairs Of Phillips fine shoes,
some for the young ladies and
some for the old ladies. For
the young ladies we have had
made a very neat button shoe,
made on the latest style last
and for the older ladies we
have the Common Sense shoe
either in button or lace
GEO. D. CLELAND.
In Mems and Boys >hoes
we have more sorts than you'll
look through, because you'll
find your choice before you get
through them.
GEO. d. CLELAND.
GEO. ID. CLELAND,
424 MARKET ST.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
Court of Chancery.

Immediately after the adjournment of the
Court of General Sessions, the Court of
Chancery was convened with Chancellor
Salisbury and Associate Wales. On motion
of oeorge GRAY, Esq, E. G. Bradford and
Benjamin Neilds, Esqs., were appointed to
examine Herbert H. Ward and Lilburn
Chandler, Esqs., for admission to practice
in the Orphans Court and Court OF Chan
cery. Several cases were called, but as none
were ready the afternoon passed without
transacting any business, and court ad-
ioIG;;rnad
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
Letters Granted.

Letters of administration were yesterday
granted by Register Biggs to Mary A. Dut-
ton on the estate of Jane E. Grubh, late Of
Wilmington; to John G. Massey on the es-
tate of Samuel C. Massey, late of New Cas-
tie; to Benjamin F. Townsend on the estate
Of Charlotte F. Richetts, late of Maryland.
He also granted letters testamentary to
Benjamin j. Kelley and John +. Donahoe,
executors of the will of Elizabeth Murray,
late of New Castle.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
Found Dead Last Might.

About o O'Clock last night Henry Richard
son. A colored man living on East Liberty
street, was found dead in an out building;
The deceased was about 43 years OLD ana
had been III with consumption for long
time, The Coroner was notified and this
morning Deputy Coroner Palmer iuvesti-
gated the case and gave certificate OF death
from consumption. The man was in reduced
circumstances and a subscription is being
taken with which to purchase coffin. The
body will be buried In Potters Field.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
Naada Attentien,

To THE EDITOR OF THE GAzETTE-Sir -
Some years ago our city was proTided with
the names OF our streets placed on the lamps
A walk over our city shows these names to
have disappeared, and person who visits
distant parts of our city only occasionally
will soon find himself lost. In those parts
where improvements and changes are being
made, very few of the streets have the name
at any point. think all the streets, especi-
ally the small OF es, should have the name
plaoed ut the corners.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
RkGESTERS,S NOTIOhS.
REGIsTER's ORDER.
REeIBTER's OFFIcE. I
New Castle Co., Del, August 81, 1883.

RE9IBTEn's OFFICE.
New Castle Co., Del, August 81, 1883.
Upon: the application o. Hayes Graves and
Swithen Chandler, executors, Of Samnel Graves
OF MIL Creek hundred, In said county. de-
ceased, Is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Executors aforesaid give
notice OF granting Of letters Testa-
mentAry upon the estate OF the deceased,
with the date OF granting there2I by causing
from the date OF such letters in six OF the most
public places OF the county of New Castle
the estate TO present the same or abide by an act
Of Assembly In such case made and provided ;
and also canse the same 70 be inserted within the
newspaper published in Wilmington, and 10 be
continued therein three weeks, le. o. d.
(~~~l Given under the hand and seal ofoffice
IL. 9 {of the Register aforesaid atWilmington
w. Jim New Castle county aforesaid, the
8. q. BIG6s, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate OF
the deceased must present the same duly attested
10 the Executor on or before August 3lst, A.
D., 1884, or abide the act Of Assembly In such
eRsp rnade and provided.
HAYES GRAVES. Ashland, p. o.
SWTTHIN CHANDLER Faulkland +. o.
sept1-3w Executors.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
The New Rr,dge.

Work on the new Market street bridge
was begun this morning and WIN be pushed
along as rapidly as possible. The centre
pilings are now being put in, and as soon as
and work on the pier will be commenced In
earnest,
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
panoh Shinmantn

The peach shipments for the season of
1888 are nearly done with. Yesterday, but
Is cars were shipped over the Delaware divi-
zion, distributed as follows: Philadelphia,
o; Jersey City, 2; Wilmington, 2; Chester,
Ii Baltimore, /.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
Concert ana Festival.

The Sunday School, formerly Known as
John Wanamaker's School," al Twenty.
second and Irainhr'dge streets, Philadel-
phia, VIII give a concert and festival in its
rooas on Thursday evening, October 4,
under the direction of Professor j r.
Sweeney and D. B. Morgan.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
CLOSE OF COURT.

Lewis to be Given New Trial = Final
Adjournment.
Court met at o'clock yesterday after
noon with Chief Justice Comegys and Asso-
ciate Justices Houston and Wales on the
bench.
James Lewis, who was convicted of as
sault at the present term of court was
grarted new trial and held In $500 bail for
his appearance at the next term of court.
The court then adjourned until the third
Monday in November.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25

WE HAVE SEVERAL APPLICATIONS
w FOR HOUSES worth from $500 to $3.50
ser t2O-6t HEALD 4 co.
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NOTICE.-I, EDWARD SILCOX, Ii
IN CENSED retailer of goods, wares and mer-
chandise, in compliance with the Act Of bly,
iu such cases made and provided do hereby give
not ce that shall apply In writing u the court
Of General Sessions Of the Pea and Jail Delivery
of the Fl tate of Delaware, = and for New Castle
county, on Monday, the 10Th day Of November,
A. D., 1883, being the trst day Of the next No
vemb ber term of the said court, for license to
sell intoxicating liquors In quantities not less
than one-half gallon, and not to be drunk on the
premises, at Fieldsboro, School District No. 65,
Appoquinmink hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware. The following respectable citizens
residing in the said hundred, recommend the
said application to wit;
The daily gazette., 1883-09-25
AWARD.
BOARDIRG.
FORFEET.

FOB ykEgT.
,,oz RENf-fHF OED GROCERY
STORE corner FroAt and Weat. apply.
spt15-S ------- = : m . 0--A.
I,oR RENT-PART or HOUSE TO A
"a :" 1il7 TATNALL STREET.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
9ie iGnmrri8e ode.

Ri einem S6pfer fam cine Srau unb
uerlan9te cine @Bi6i6el, in weIder Elm
rs6t linnrei6er Spru6 geibrieben lei, ba>
nit ibre &inber itets BEL Gid an benielben
%errinnert wiirbe, u. i'm bebersisen mO9tsn.
Sbrem @nnlde fam i6 bienen, besann
Der Meiiter, i'd babe ba einen 9ebrbuben,
wel3er i'm gersi9reibsn etwas @ebiesenss
los bat. Gr nabm cine S9Giie! CUR 5anb
unb Los gum S9refen Der 6rau:
Sartoffsln, obne Sleii6 iinb matt
Sic nabern ni9t, man wiro nur iatt.
So, ieben sic, wsrtbe Mabame, Die
Qebrbuben baben nur INNER bas @ilen int
6opf; i6 babe bier cine unbere S9IHsl,
mir poaea bod boifen, baB bieielbe einen
sepiB beber3isenOen Sers entbdlt. ct
las:
Die S6IlIel lit gepiB ni9t flein,
Srei Oubenb Sn6oel seb'n binein,
llnb net bieielbe fann %uertragen,
Sat fiber feinen i6le6ten Mtaeen.
Die 6ruu uer;og sewaltis bas @eii6t,
aber Der Meilter sab Die 6offnung nidt
auf, CT uabm Die brittle S6iiIel uno las gu
leinem eignen S9refen:
Ntein Meeiiter lit elm braper Mann,
Der bod Die Seut' bei9winoeln tanrt.
Sb bic Srau cine GBl6iiiiel gefauft bot,
ut man bis iest ni6t genabr woroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
@eiie YDriiht.

3wei Sffi3iere se6ten sulammen unb Der
cine duBerte Sebenfen, Oh iie wobl cine Dor
ibnen aufsephanSte SOwle Buni9 wiroen
Spinsen f0nnen.
Sbo! laste Der anosre, ia mette, mein
Suri4e trinft ba bas Ding auf einen 3us
aus
Der erite sebt Die @ette elm unb Sobann
wiro serufen. Gr beiiebt f6, als er nit
Der 8ette befannt sema6t 1T, Die gowle
uOn allen Seiten unb iast; SD Mill slei9
wieoerfommen, unb Sei9eio iasen:
Na6 sebn Winuten eri9eint er wieber,
mit einem beitimmten SIS sebt!" iette CT
bic Sowle an u. trintt fie wirfli6 aui einen
3us leer. Sein 6err fraste i'm nun:
Warum biit on benn suuOr binaussesans
gen?
Sa, ieben iie, iaste Sobann, 10 gan; sewiB
pnBte ib ni6t, chs sinse, ba bab ids erit
nit einem eben 10 srOBen 9tapf pOl baprii6
Sier probirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01

Wtabame ma9t sufdlis elm wsnis i6nel
Die siidentbiire auf unb finoet BEL ibre,
iunsen Sii6eniee einsn Gouiin gu
Seiu6: beibe fabren, offsnbar in angelo
sentli9em @eipra9e iiberrai6t auseinan:
Der. = Sn a6t Sasen uerlailen iie' oas
Saus! oonnerte Mabame. - @ewiB Mas
Oame, erpiebsrte bic S9~nelssiaBte, i'd
bate es AUDI ioweit setban, ba i'd ni6t in
einem Sauie oienen mag, no man biz
SbIre aufrsiBt, obne pprber ansutlopien! !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
Seri6ieSene ~NnBanwenoung.

8ienitmao6en: Sabsn sic ss bsuts
in Der Stride sebOrt, sndbise 6rau, wie Der
Baltor sepreoi9t bat, oaB Die Oienitboten
in einem edit 6riitIiben Sauie sebalten
werbeu iolem, slei6 ben eisaen Sinberu?
6rau: . ia! i6 mill mid audi barna6
ri9tenl Siebit bu Die Gutbs ba? Wtit bic
ier werOsn Die Sinber sswi9it, wenn fs
unartis, unfolsiam unS faul iinp, = alto
mert' Oir'S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01

ssamoerbilt tiaipestftxt, gsaiboins, fean.:
SD beI6etniSe bic t5da pertrefltten Gtseni9afteu
BON grpf. DdrfsS rSrcpbplartie Sluih.H aIs Ds6s
tnfeirunsss uno Neintsunssmtfta tR Is iopcbl
t5epre.iit mite pratttiH rorlAsli@er aIs aaeere be'
tannte Oeit.ef.-R. g. 9upton, prrf. Der 6temte.
,9orbsS Htuio" tpiso e,apfoble1 bon:
Son. S1cganoer 8. GtepbenS, @eorStd;
Sier. Gha5. 3. Deetns, SrerolinsssStrhe, ". g.;
Spi. 9 eGsnte, gelambta, llniesritatsprpf, S.S.;
Sep. 81. 8. Sattle, grpf. Mereers untserhtat;
Ssep. Geo. q. Sierce, gtihpf W. GptSe sSir&e.
SrrdbaaS notbtpenotg fur ieoea Sausbait.
gputpa-len uni3ael;9. 3uinntrli9em cetr aubers
q. Iia.m @esrau4 for Meniaes uns gieb.
Tas ySlaip1 III sraneli4 erprpbt ror5en rnb tptr
baden 0eretie poIauf, fab es allies has berpirtt mas
tter ron i9ra te5auptet mirb. BUR rouFanStgereu
auSfunft laTe man f4 bel feinem a2ctbtfer elm
egcrplar Der @roi3are seben cher .perss i7 Ses5alb
an bic Gisentbimer,
e.. g.. SefIfu a o.,
Sa6rictrenee G~6euifer, pPIaselphta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01

Die rOiamant" 6arben finb 10 per-
fett unb i60n, OaB es SsOem gum Sersni-
gen serei3en muB, OieisIben gu benusen.
9raS' 10 gut a%nwenobar fir Sufle wie fiir
belle Sarben. 10 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
Sam Sics 6cauttpCrtet weroeu.

@ibt es einen Sal BON Srisbt's &rants
belt in ben Nieren, S~arnrubr, llrin ooer
9sber Orsanen, in oenen cine Sur sema6t
werben fonnte, MO Sopfen Sitters ni9t
erfolsrei6 wurbe? Srast Sure 6rennbe,
Oh iie pOn iOIdem yale seb0rt baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01

8, Ser! iaste IN Ohio elm YreOiser in
ieinsm @tbete in elmer Wontasanoa9t, bu
bait aus ben WtOrsenSeitun9en erieben,
wie Der Sabbatb seftem sntbeilist wOroen
lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01

Ser Dfein Srdulein, Der Wein idsint
Sbnen gu Sopfe seitiesen gu ein!-Dame:
sSa wobl = es lit nur gut, baB iie mid be-
s~leiten, NIT einem iolden aiien bin id nod
ni6t na6 Sauie geganeen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
@arnm Der Seppl ~fndti" wilo lit.

Seppel, warum biit osnn beut gar
10 fu6tie = Sea, ba ioa ma net fu9si lem,
oa lei | uberau BON be i60nlte &aufsreisn,
urb bin nirsenbs babel sewei'n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01

Sei6leunise baS Opfer, iaste Der Fas
for gu ieiner 6rau. 90 forberte sr Sies
ielbs auf Die gum Otittaseiien bsltimmte
Sans re6t,eitig AZ i6la6ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
3u Oermietben.

Nein sroser Store an Der Cd. Der Sisbtntsn nus Naiuf
trabe, in Der betsu ease pon se gtarS TIT al psrrtnteu.
Der Store TT IN sinsm Safittiussbduoe 80 Sub lang unb
- Gus brett. Edberss gu btfraseH in Der Office Oieies
eiattts oor bsin Sissntbhner iH u gears, BIsmoutb
Co., Soma. (pq) Grit Qnbrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01

@onope6iel, iaste Die @ittws. IA
beiratbete lie gum sweiten Mal sinen 6abls
tOpfisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
g(uS Shalfs GitatenIhaB.

Wean muB INNER nit lleberlesuns bans
Oeln, iaste Der Meiiter. Oa leste er isinen
sebrlin9 iiber bas Rnie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
Shmeihclbaft.

Der Bfab iitio i6mal = mir miifien. ben
@dniemari6 MAIDEN - seben Sic poran,
Srdulein @ret6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
WELLS "RoUGH ON CoRNs".

Ranie Wells Trough on Corns". 15e. edntus.
poutdnot9s nnS Sausrnoe 9eiluns. 9abusrauseu, &aiS
3eN, SdwieIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
1rperi6Wdhe
Seine 4nefoote.

Struoie Rrontbeiteu, geroauuussidpd9e, Impotence
Wfattigtett 9ebeili burt 'Welrs Health Remover.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
Slieaen uno @ansen.

dliestu, Reaches, dmsiieu, @auSsu. Ratteu, Jduie
Gophers, 5eujmauie bsieitist ourb though on Rats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01

Steber III bamit sebeilt
tAwaxSs Grbred3en 4
Gtebeynoe unb franfe
Ve-ionen erquidt uno
@unoIiegen pertdtet
fura 8aoen NIT sDars
trs Sluio.".
1iuretue 2uft uuihhez
lid semaht u. eeretHtst.
Gesen fhIimmen SaIS
Gin FtbersS 6eilmittsl.
aaaeduassitoff Sers
Fort.
@esen e~riroreneS iSe,
SSseitb ealea, @ems
orrboiofn, auf9es
riebene Saat &c.
GbeamattsmaS 9es
belt.
1ei@es, tpeiberS eint
hur5 BEN @ebrau9 heS
vSluie" erianst.
S1iNsEeber perbatet.
Bum Retnisen oes
at5emS nno Sans
bern Der SdbRe 1T
IS unibertredlt1.
8etarr0 selineert unp
eefetit.
6oie sebeilt.
9raaoipRuoea auf Der
S.eue Seltneert.
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dung NIT en.i4tepeusn
@rsen dnsewenbet. G3
III ilreo5 4rantenjimmer
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Sanefprb, Grrie, ala.
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Spbberie,
bgbatet.

Die Asrste bisr ses
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nit srpssm Griplse BET
Otpbtberie.
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nno sebetlt.
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fer 9et4uam bamit be-
banbelt iperbtu "a
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@erud serbtteu.
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OarbDs
prop@g(aCtiC }luio.
Gin &aMSmtrtbt6aftss9 eaeuftaus far
aa9emetnen 1auaiIien9ebraud.

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. beitem. Wer 9rdute
. sebrau@en. @elbe5
trereen, na6oent oaS
bate,
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Glide ,e.
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Narbeu psrbitet.
Gin Mitsltee metner
Sdmtlie betam bic gcdea.
SD ipenpete eas y6luio"
an; Der gatisnt perfiel
nt9t tn Steserbise, bes
belt fetne gsdenndrben,
teRnte ndb etna hret
Rchen pieber umbers
ecben, NIB bic Gnpereu
In Sduie blts6su rers
loom. s.. %. Rartins
ion, Ghtlapelpbtd.
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gs merst
Walaria aus.

behient, lcHte eS retfhlth 9ebrauhen. WeIbe5
Eteber III bamit ssbeilt rereen, nadboem oaS
fnfuaxss Grbredaett ftattaefuneen hattie.