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The Evening critic., 1883-04-13
southern MaryIand railroad.

At the meeting of the stock and bond
holders of the Southern Maryland Rail-
road Company, held in the city of New
wind up the affairs of the company by fore
closing part Of the first mortgage. This
will necessitate sale at public auction.
The road is supposed to run from this city
to Point Lookout. There is nineteen miles
of track and about twenty-five or thirty
miles of completed roadbed. The object of
closing the old regime out and commencing
anew is to insure the completion Of the
rooI
The Evening critic., 1883-04-13
Tho rish ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The much agitated fish wharf questouhas
been settled at last, by the transfer of the
privilege by Thomas Riley to r. A.
Golden.
Mr.. Riley bought the fish wharf privileges
from the District at public auction, and,
as his wharf was unsuited for the extensive
landing and care Of fish, Mr.. Golden and
other fish dealers have used wharves
erected for the purpose, thereby violating
the law against landing fish at other than
the authorized fish wharf.
The Police Court has been fining Mr..
Golden $40 day for two weeks or more for
the persistent unloading Of fish, and his ap-
peals would probably have been carried to
the Supreme Court of the United States If
the matter had not been compromised. The
legal questions involved are numerous,
among them being one that the law embar-
rasses trade and commerce, and prevents
competition in the great industry of the
importation, care and sale of fish.
The Commissioners having approved tho
transfer of the privileges to Mr.. Golden it
is not probable the matter will be tested, as
there is no longer any dispute.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-13
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOJJTHWFaT.

In EFFECT MARCH l, 1883.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from station
corner of Sixth and streets
For Pittsburg and the West, Chicago Limited
Express OF Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
at $50 a. m. daily I; Fast line $3.50 a. m. daily,
with Sleeping cars from Harrisburg to Cinclfi.
natl Western Express 1880 p. M: daily, with
Palace cars to Pittsburg. Mall Expreaa
$50 p m. daily for Pittsburg and the West, with
Palace Sleeping Car from Washington to Chi
BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD,
For Erie, Canandaigua, Rochester Buffalo, Mag
ara, at $3.50 daily except Saturday, with Palace
car from Washington to CanandaigIa.
For Williamsport, Look Haven and Elmira al
$40 O. m. daily, except Sunday.
For New York and the East, 800 o. n., TO- 30 a. m,
1.30 420, $50 and 1920 p. m. On Sunday, 4,20,
$50 and l020 p. m. Limited Express OF Pull.
man Parlor Cars, 80 a. m. daily, except Sunday.
Through sleepers for Boston 1.30 p. m. on week
days: 40 p. m. on Sundays.
For Philadelphia, 500 q. m 1890 q. M. 1S0, 42C,
$50 and 1920 p. m. On Sunday at 4.20, $50
and 1920 D. m. Limited Express, $50 q. m,
For baltimore, $40. so6 $50. 1890 =. M, and 1ao
40, 440 $50, 730, $50 and 1920 p. m. On Srn.
day, 800. $40 q. M, 40, $40, 1880 $50 and 1870
p m.
Tickets and Information at the office, north.
east corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, and at the station, where orders can he
left for the checking of baggage to destination from
CHAS. +. PUGH. General Manager.
j. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-13
Judicial Firmness.

1t is related of the new Postmaster General,
Judge Gresham, that once when he was on the
United States District Court bench the Dis
trict Attorney announced that a certain I'm.
portant case, Just called, would be Withdrawn
from the docket. "By whose authority 2" In
from Washington" "But whose instruc.
tions ?" The answer was unsatisfactory. "we
do not recognize the right OF anybody at WASH
ington, even the President himself" said
Judge Gresham, "to interfere, whether by In
structlons or requests, in the trial OF a cause
before this court. Proceed with the case"
The trial went on, and conviction was
secured.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-13
THE EVENING CRITIC.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST 1865.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The special bulletin Issued from the signal
0nlce to-day says:
Warmer, partly cloudy weather Is indicated
for the districts on the Atlantic coast and the
lower.lake region on Saturday, with light
rains In New England, the northern portion OF
the Middle States and In the lowerlake
region. Rainwill prevail to-day In the upper.
lake region, upper Mississippi and Missouri
valleys, followed on Saturday by clearing,
colder weather.
Temperature.
The following special temperatures were re-
ported at 3 p. m. yesterday: washington, $50;
Norfolk, 79o; Savannah, 70o; Atlanta, 75';
Jacksonville, 7io: Pensacola, 73'; New Or.
leans, 70o; Galveston, 7So; San Antonio, S6o
Tucson, S2o; Los Angeles, 50'; San Diego, 59o.
GThe Signal onlce indicated stair weather.
for Thursday yesterday. 1t was ciondy with
rain. This is miss No. since March led.
CptTIc1
The Evening critic., 1883-04-13
President Arthur's GOOD Counsel.

President Arthur, in response TO the ad-
dress of welcome by the Mayor Of Jacksonville,
Fla, the other day, said: 81 thank you for
me to your city, and / thank the citizens
whom you represent. I accept 1t with gratl6-
cation, and in conclusion will say that, should
any OF you gentlemen ever visit Washington
city and want new suit OF ready.made cloth
ing, call at Robinson, Parker & Co.'s, 310
Seventh street northwest, corner OF Seventh
and d. There you will flnd the very best"
The Evening critic., 1883-04-13
Startling Facts.

That the wine we pay fancy prices for is
severe headache next day. 1t is we'll to avoid
this. Try the native wines made by Chris
Xander, OIL Seventh street. They are guaran-
teed to be pure in every respect.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-13

All persons desiring to purchase first.class
10 examine the s,,nerIor merits or INV nrndnc
tion in that line, particularly with regard to
fabric and fit. Sizes or shape offers no obstacle
10 satisfactory conclusion In my ready
made department. Styles for uniform and
business. GEO. @. HENNING, 40 7th street.
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One Year Old To-day.
(ro CHARLES GOLDEN mILLEa1


I.
The zephyrs mild are laden
With the fragrant breath OF spring.
While meath the purpled archway
song-birds fit with .timid wing
Hear the echoes of their lay?
Daby's one year old to-day.
II.
Nature In her Joyous wakening,
On her bed OF velvet green,
Draws robe Of golden splendor
Round her form with queenly mien;
While the angels bend to say,
Baby'e one year old to-day.
III.
One heavenly guardian fingers,
Whispering the message sent
Guard we'll this jeweled soul-bud
AS a treasure only lent.
Let not him be led astray,
Baby, one year old to-day.
".
OF all the bright buds budding,
That stud thy garden rare,
Nurse thou In loving tenderness
This gift Of heaven, most fair;
This darling cherub, little fay,
This baby, one year old to-day.
Angels watch his little feet,
Guard his life with jealous care;
Tune his silv'ry voice, 80 sweet,
To voice sour evening prayer"
Teach little baby, one ear old to-day,
sour Father who art In Heaven" to say.
April z, 1888. -Papa.
Fiseman Iroa.. nonuIar cIothiara and tailor,
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Maryland Items.

The Cumberland Daily Times is to be
changed to an afternoon paper.
Sydney Gibson, of Oxford, has been held
for the grand jury on the charge Of wife-beat-
ing.
The Kent County Commissioners have
reappointed the old board OF almshouse trus
tees.
The Maryland Union has equipped itself
with one of the latest improved Campbell
country presses.
DR.. Diehl, pastor of the Lutheran Church
at Frederick. suggests to his congregation the
erection of a Luther memorial chapel as an
addition to tho church.
Joseph Gardner, tho Swede miner who
was injured at Eckhart mine and had his leg
amputated, has become insane and will be
sent to the Maryland Hospital.
The Washington County Agricultural
Society offer premiums aggregating 800 In
gold for the best quarter acre of corn raised
this year. The contestants must be under II
years OF age on the 1st of May.
Colonel Oswald Tilghman has purchased
OF Alexander Jefrries Hope Farm, 25S acres, In
Miles River Neck, Talbot County, for 81, 500.
Perry T. Leonard has sold to Zebulon Lowe a
farm In Bay Hundred, 160 acres, for S7,500.
Mr.. Leonard has purchased from j. Frank
Turner the old Turner homestead, 222 acres,
for $500. Richard j. Trippe has sold his
farm a Cordoya, 90 acres, to William J. Hop
kins, for SO, 100.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-13

KAHoKA, NO., Feb. o, 1880.
purchased flve bottles Of your Hop Bitters
am we'll pleased with the Bitters. They did
her more good than all the medicine she has
taken for six years. VIM. T. MCCLURE.
Tho above ia from very reliable farmer,
whose daughter was In poor health for seven or
eight years, and could obtain no relief until
she used Hop Bitters. She is now In as good
health as any person In the country We have
a large sale and they are making remarkable
cures. W. Il. BISHOP & Co.
Children's suits, Eiseman Bros, 9TH and
The Evening critic., 1883-04-13

Stocks and Bonds bought and sold at the New
York Stock Exchange for is commission. and
carried on margin when desired.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-13
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE.
- LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASH
INGTON,
The Evening critic., 1883-04-13

Eisomau Bros, popular clOthlers aud tallOrs.
The Evening critic., 1883-04-13

Children's suits, Eiseman Bros, 18th and
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-01

alismus bes 6ausbaltes un6 Samiliene
lebens iein. 9erielbe 1T bic Srunbz
lage alles 1ittli6fosialen 2ebens nnb
obne Reformation befelben in 6iefeln
2anbe, gebt Bic &epublif gu Grunbe.
s9ie materielle 3eitri6tung 1T auf bic
8ernidtumg Der Sittli6feit aus. Oie
Gu6t mad &ei6tbum abiorbirt ale
eblern @efiible unb Der 8eiib beiielben
obne Sbealismus fiibrt gu 1eniuellem
8erbralt9e befelben.
Sebes @lieb Der 6an1ilie lernt ieinen
eigenen Weg geben; feins fiimmert 1i6
um's an0ere, neil fte mi6ts @emeinz
f9nftli9es ut1ter 1i1 baben. llnbefannt
nit Sess siitnern Glide zines ibealen
9er5ens foa duBerer Yrunf unb aulere
9errli6feit ienen Mangel erfeben; tbut
es aber nur itptbbiirftig nnb fomlnt ein
ungliid, mel9es bieie materiellen @iiz
ter fortnimnt, 10 1T ber &uin pDa itdnz
Big unb Ser Weg gum @erbre6en, gu
totalem 1ittli9em 8erfalle ober gum
Selbftmorbe gebabnt. Sn ieinem 8uz
fen trdgt bet ibeale Menf9 bingegen
ltnperdllBerli6e S6dbe, bic ibn im@liiz
de ti6t iibermiitbig, i'm ungliid ni9t
ber5agt tper6en laifen. geiib 1T re6t
f66n un6 niibli6, UNI bas 2eben anges
nebm gu MAIDEN. St f1immt man6e
Surge fort, allein umbebingt notbmen=
big 1T ct mod lange ni6t. Ser ibeale
Menf9 fann aud in Nrmutb gliidli6
fein. Ser Sbealismus lebrt BEN 8eIib
ri6tig gu beurtbeilen, bemabrt @eniigs
fanlfeit, erbalt bic @brli9feit, unb in
eittefn intigett Gamilienleben erffarfen
bic 8liitben Der 2iebe llnb 5eigt ii1 fiji
Be 6rl9t. Sit gut er5ogenen &inbern
binterldBt Der Sbealiff Der Melt bas
berrli9ife @rbtbeil. grbaltet besbalb
Deutf9e Spra9e lli1b Sittett-bie Mur=
aeln 6es gefunben Sbealismus!
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erfannt uno mutbig bas erae Wort ge'
ipro6en. SEPT, mo Die gabn einmal
gebro1en lit, miro ibm Nlles folgen.
@r febt aber babel iib un6 feline gan,
&c griiten3 auf's Spiel, tparf Der YoIi,
sei6ireft0r Elm. Seine G1rift paat au
Diel, uno 10 gldnsen6 lie aud gel6rie.
ben iit, Iie tuir6 Dem 8erfaiIer tbeuer au
fteben fommen. Gaben lit tuabrIi6
ni9t Der Mann, Der ii1 ungeitraft Be-
leibigelt unb angreifen ldBt. Ser fede
9erausforberer fanit bas Spfer fetner
8erpegenbeit tperben.
Sber er bringt enbli6 einmal bic
NQma6t bes Gouperneurs gum S1eis
tern. Aber tpie bic Sa6e aud enben
mag, iie iuir6 iebenfalls ungebeures
Mufleben erregen unb bier in &. 1T fie
nun bollen6s Der Guufe i'm pulberfaB.
Sas fiir9te i9 aud, ifitnlnte ber
poli3ie9ef BEL. gs IdBt li9 begreifen,
bab ser Greiberr ieBt Nlles baran ieBt,
um Der Situation 9err gu bleiben.
(Gortlebung foI9t.)
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Die Nlorence Nftebtinsale ber 8ins
berpffe8e.

Ste lStOceuce ylt9Ql1hD0te DEE Mrs
berpf1e8e.
Tulsenbes lit elm ausaus zines an ben
Deutiden Sieform Meffeuser in @bamz
bersbursb, 3d., sefdriebenen Sriefss:
Gine Bpbltbdterin.
SsIjnet bic Gbare far fe unb Wlrs.
Winslcw fpirb beweiien, bab iie bic ames
rifaniide 6lcrentiner Nadtisau Der Sin=
ber 1T. Dapon Hnb mir 70 iiber5euSt,
oaB mir unierer nSuip" lsbren Derben
gu iaseu; n@eiesnet iei Wrs. Winslcw''
neil iie berielben bebalFiA mar, user bic
yericee beS 3abneas unb anbere Ses
fdwerlidfeiten fiir Ginber binUeg5ufcms
men. MrS. Winstop'S 6crtbins Sprup
nimmt ben Sinoern bic Sdmerjen unb
furlrt Dpientrie unb Diarrtoe. gr
nadt ben @aumen 5art, befreit bon
Gnt3anbmns unb brinet baS Sinh sliidlid
iiber Die YeriObe bes 3abneus binweS.
Gr thut 8erabe bas, mas er rcr8iebt 81
tbun, Glles unb nidt tpcniser. yBir pa.
ben einmal Wirs. @inslow eeieben nne
fennen ite nur burd ibren Scothins
Shrup far 4inber. Wenn mir bic Wadi
bdtten. iparben mir fle als Seilanb fiir
bic 3inber hinltellen = mas ie aud In
Der 2bot 1T. Dn Sbrup tpiro II
allen NpOtbefen 5u 25 Gents per Jlaid,
pertauft.
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N:. nx...S....

=. 9ie gintpanberung in gralilien
ipirb 6ieies Sabr tuobl ibre gr0Bte bisz
berige 3abl errei6en, 1antli9 nabe an
10000 Seelen. Die beutl9e gin,pan=
berung babin nimmt lan9iam Of, trob
allen umtrieben bet hamburger &beber,
un6 miro oas boae Sauienb faum iiber=
feigen. Dagegen liefeft portugal bis
au 1000, Stalien iiber 10000 Gin
iDanberer, ineiif Sagel6bner, tpel9e et=
mas griparniB bort MAIDEN unb oieielbe
ipdter in Der Seimatb bersebren 0ber
BON 3inien leben tpDllen.
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. G.. *. M};;ffer. mbolesore-

6. S. Waiiler, WbOleialer umb
&etailbdnbler in Garben, Oelen, Mns
itrei6ermaterialien, Commentaries,
San gntonio, empfieblt iein groBes
2ager in bieien Mrtifelm gu Netp Oorf
preiien Mn6 ma6t gan5 beionbers auf
ben getDdblten @orratb bon Biloern: !:
@bromos, &upfer- unb @tabliti6en,
Oeigemdlben unb Ybantaiie Bilbern
aller Grt, ferner auf bic seldmadDolle
Nustpabl BON 8ilberrabmen ber aller=
mo6erniten Gorm unb auf bic 9lles
umfaKenben 3ei6nenmateriaIen auf=
merfiam. Mle 9uftrdge fir irgenb cine
Der obigen 8ran6en tperben prompt
ausgefiibrt; Bilber bon ieber @r6be ein=
gerabmt nmb ale 9lrbeiten m6gli9it
i6nea unb gut beiorst, Die in bas Sad
idlagen.
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: Sic iest erDffnete neue griide

Die iebt erDffnete neue Bride Der
Mi6igan=gentral gabn iiber ben glias
CARA unterbalb ber Gdlle, lit ber Ndbe
Der beriibmten u@uspeniion~ Bride, 1T
900 SUB 9 3oll lang. Die 2dnge ber
sGanti=2ebers" betrdgt 395 SUB, Die
2dnge Der Spannung iiber ben GIub
494 SUB 8 3ol: 06be Der feinernen
yfeiler so SUB; S6be Der Stabl=
Sbiirme 130 SUB 5 3ol1; 00be ber
Spannung iiber ben GluB 229 SUB.
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Der sspitpfftce (yrd,attae,

5Dmm mers & ueb blinger, @igen=
tbiimer, fiibrt bic beiten Meine, gbam=
pagner, Wbisfies, 2iquore, feines Bier,
einbeimil6e un6 importirte Gigarren.
Oas 2Dfal 1T luftig unb gerdumig unb
8iaarofpieler finoen mebrere Slide Der
beifeM Sabriden bes 2anbes. [1,2,t1S
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(GortIebuns foIst.)

Sic neueiten unb ausg e.
iD dblte ten Sa6en in 9errenz unb
&naben Garberobe fit 0erbit un6
Winter finbet man BEL g beets,
@Drrebon 6 Gaifles, 217, Nla=
mo pla3a. gs perfdune Miemanb, ii9
bon bieier Sbatiade gu iiber3eugen. Ser
Guf Der Girma biirgt fiir bic reelle 8e=
bienung ibrer Gunben.
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Der Winter nit ieinem na6talten
Wetter 1T Jest oa unb fam man lei bic.
ier Sabrss5eit nidt pOrlldtis senus mil
ieiaer @efunoteit umseben.
1rOdene TaBe fdiieen sesen grfdls
tuns unb bic bat man nur, menn ulan
autes Saubmerf trdst. geatiirlia iino
S. Scsfe u. SSbae aud barin allen 6dn-
iern poraus, unb, wie in Nuem, baten
iie aud barin bic srSbte Nuswabl, io>
uohl iar Damen, als aud fir Serren
unb 3inber.
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9fm q 9fonemher beoino bos

9lm 9. globember beging bas.
SbaliazSbeater in 6amburg bie Teier
feines pier5igidbrigen Beifebens. 9iref=
tor Maurice bate bic Direftiom bes
Sbeaters in Der @teinitrabe allerbings
f6on felt 1881 gefiibrt, aber erft am 9.
Nobember 1843 nabm bas aus iebr
bef6ei6enen Mnfdngen RAID emporgez
bliibte Snifitut bic 8esei6nung r9balia=
Sbeater" an.
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Marum 6ancp, ,Yreiie far @aIbmere
be5ablen? SOsfe's perfaufen far SO Sc.
importirten fran3Siiiden Gaibmere, refine
gBole, in Sdwar5 cber Garbig. rlniere
eaibmeres fur Is Gents, 81 90, 81. .25
uno bSher fino nnabertrefflid in Site
unb Tarbe. Wir baben itets eine sroBe
Nusmabl babon on Sanb, ipmpbl bas
briuante Blauidwars, als aud bas tiefe
8cbleni4war3, Sit Blad. Sie baben
einen feiten Breis fiir ieben aunben.
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@beets. gprrebDn & gaffIes,
217 Mlamo pla3a. baben elm bo0itdn=
oiges 3ager bon 6errenz unb Gnaben=
an5iigeit unb allem @aroerobes3 3ube.
b6r. Oie Girma iit duBerf reel UNI
fiir Seoen sufriebenifeaeno. E5,9 4M
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= Ser Weinbau in Der @9pei3 1T,
iDic 9err S. 9aiiauref aus benz Maabts
lan6e fbreibt, 6ur6 &eblaus unb
Brennerpil3 (Pernospora viticola) nit
benz lntergang bebrobt unb nur bur1
bic Ginfiibrung ber tpi6eritanbsfdz
bigeren amerifanii6en &eben su retten.
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2entidbe sprade amo asiffeniAaft.

95fP uQm Deli QTDRen S1cQen erl1f1>
oene heufiae beutfd,e gJ3ohfifellund ha1
/ nid1t nur Sic Neipunbern1la Ser MeI1
! ertpedf. fon6er1r aid, Sic Sentfd,en in
ser Tre.r,be hoben fiff, seither fiihien ne.
Iernf gFnnS,er hsr eheSem ,tid,t n,e},r
bentfd, fatte iei1 tpOllen. befannfe fidl
inie6er sur aIten Qiebe ,ru6 f,Idte bie
nerbnroeite INN abSeifs oeIeote Ghrar,e
feiner Inrfohreft toie6er ferppr ysar
| lie ind, ietf cine @orhe oetnorhen NIT
Der man Gtoof maiden foltnte Disfes
beutid1e Gelb{foefiihI oqb WeranIo{5ltno
AT maf1d,elt a116eren 6euffd,en Demn,tifra1s
| ffipnerr M3an f6r6erfe n @ro6fdSfem
enoIifd1 6elffd,e GhlIIe,r NM bas 900
iGhrioe SubiJdnn, beufSd,er Giutno,16er<
una. iDtDie 6as ietfe Qnfher : SmbiIdum
hoben nouh n nonh ra;f etmeIe,e,,
WohIereehmif5em Se,,ti1hInm6 in glmeri.
ia tneientIid, oefrdffint @eifens hes
Seutfd5 feinbria,sm Eiem,entes haf mom
6urd5 6ieIe Oemomifratipmen 10 berfdie%
6etler 9rt in lid, ieIbif bieI go6ert I'M
ter SEN ssiisen perIpren Sic Maaffe
III iiber SenfffIonh he,,te mehr mnS
x.rt y. ..Oes Asa'i se.a uy.u.'u v.n.. m.y wv
Isllet W os1sgsl. M D.Aa y. S'n SaD.i, lpe!s
yeS W y Mau,.'s ~ gu.ppa oaisga s.M
mn 9Smhfsy 7 S;eies annSes n hsr
gSoinrifdt a,,f sic e5eite Ser Sreihs;t
1.slSl.'ea ue w.. ". Ss''s uel Uissyss' :, ~
aap .. uel E.salusn.su).s ~. 'llsa & et.. Soun,
sSs..gss w e.all :a ~. yu'sn IVY
glS'gguMg osgsllIslI, . Dle pas DsnI!We
ai.p - p,sle eet !lWl!sHea SgalmaMs % an
sso. un De':. Sal1ps W .'elell, y p.sa Sltsn ~
su.nsMIgallI gat w.. ahD cue lO'Ye paeHe m 9s
saI:su; saI;ss g. slyals'' uslnaus s!I x:I sop.a
lgHeBnu pslWss lO.gsn me!Iaalllen
mmS ....S g lo5.assM s u SIaaOpnnlI a l s.Ma'mms
Sssu Wy w! cue y ppgen S'IHs ans
PCT Nln'nlg, ~ psI q DIET lanDeIe,
s:spuls.I ~ VI wIpnmgsn gul, iAus Muly'oeM1
S!9el'osus eallulis'''se ~ ilu tiugen,
D!s aogIumgs.OeI.g l.aO AAe eeaWIst M g
luslDel' l,s ahageM. pal1 nun & pug % gD.I
eM lelnel Sprage uHO lelHeH SlIleH
lea nno ieilleI alsoann Das melIe. 10
mnnen Diele SpraDe llno o1sle Sltten
enllurnltiiet UNI pon goger Seoeufurg
le.m. Sle an teniten UNI 5ll beltBen,
maB.e I 4elgeht1lO ;Seoer anlirsDen, Der es
I III llp uao penn eulturfortl~rltfe ernlfz
ilg 81 MelIIl.
Ais ausgema9t mnB 9elteM, pap ole
SeuilgeH penn Sanoe uao Solle am
ol aaermenIg1en nagIeH melgen . Oas s
2oegmerlen 'prer Sprage nlWI lWneu
geHug glHg, nm 5mlllerolHg relp. pe>
Der oss GINS aoWs gnoere au peIoen.
geaH ~ psIgle'ge PIE Uamlilen, " meigeH
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Berliner 2dbensSnbaber bitten
ben Raiier, ct fnlle ben Qanbz unb
SeeOffiaieren, tpel6e NIT grri9tung zines
rGonfumzgereins" na6 9lrt bes engz
lif6en rmgeben, Sol1es berbieten.
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9errentoilette Mrtifel Der neieften
WObe unb 0berbembem bon 81 90 aufs
tudrts bel paneoait It & 8 obn.
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Jabrgane 19
I'm boben prfis
9ip,aan npm 6. aSerner.
(Gprt1esuna)

Ter WtenfD TIT nad) Jt. gef0mnleH, NIL
um bon bier aus bic 9ta6t. Die pro
Din5, ia bas 2anb in Mufrubr gu Der
ieBeil.
Warum nibt Iieber gan3 europa
rief Der poli5eibirefotr drgerli1. 81
tduf6en fieb bo1ltdnbig. Man bat bel
ilngen Manit l1on ieines 9iamens tpe
gen uidt aus ben 9lugel gelaifen, abe
ilb DerIimere Sbnen, baB er aud mid
ben geringifen MnlaB 5u fol6en Ser
mutbungen 9iebt. St bat tpeoer poli
tif9e 8e3iebungen angefniipft, mod it'd
bireft D6er lnoireft an ben unruben be.
tbeiligt unb gebt ein3ig un6 allein fei
lleit Yripatangelegenbeiten nad. Wenl
id als poIiseidef i'm ein iOl6es 3eug:
iliB alisifelte, 70 f0nnen sic mir pobl
@lauben f1enfen.
St III aber Der 9Dbn zines alten
GebDluticndrs, bebarrte bet 9ofratb,
uno Der iiltilne Jreunb bes NlieHor
Winter9elb.
9as ijf fein Betueis fir cine Gtaats,
8efdbrli@feit. 6ein 8ater NOR aud
eiait Der infinite Greunb bes @OuDer.
fleurs.
Ma- iuas2 rief Nt0ier suriidpral:
len6. GrceQen5 BON &aDen unb iener
&uoolpb 8rurnotu
Warel1 uniDerfitdtss unD Sugen0=
freunbe, iebr irnige fpgar;; l9 tpeib
Das aus fi9erlfer aueae. 0ofentli1
iperoen Sic ben Greiberrn pDn &apen
ilidt beniagogif9er Neigungen bet1ul=
bigeH. Nber nleiue 3eit III gemefen.
Nbiel, 9err 90frotb
Dnntit IieB Der pDliaei6ireftor ben
gang DerbIafften 9ofrot1 feben uno
perIieB bas Electromagnetic - Nlf
6enl Riidiuege nnd Der Gtabt traf er
nit BEN 9lirgermeiIier 5nIamnlen.
Sie fomnier aus bemS9lo6e2 5ragte
bieier. Sie iuaren bel bem @oupers
lieur2 QBas 1at er bef9lofIen?
Ger Gefragte Sudte Die N1ieln.
M0s es bfreits 9eliern brobte oas
linQ1lidtliA1e 8Drgeben. SDbalo ii1
bic llnrllben iDieberbDleli. greift 6as
Ntilitdr Elm. Die 8orbereitunge1 bas
All iperoen foeben getroifeih @eraoe
ais id) giag, fam Sberlf Wilten ar,
nm per{6nIid5e Miidlprade au nebmett,
uno bQs HeiuItat Der Gpnferens fann
nidt 5iveifelbaft iein. Sic fennen ben
ssreiberrn; er idredt Dor feinem @ez
iDaltihriit auriid, memn es gilt, ieinen
WilIen DurhauIeBen."
Dos Darf iiid]t fein, faate Ser Biir.
oermei5fer unruhia. Die grbitteritna
III All arp6, aIs ba6 bag Nusriiden bes
Nailitdrs cine bloBe Demonifration bleir
ben f6nnte. gs fontmt sum gDiber=
{tauoe. ann glutberaieBer. sd bate
mir frsiIi6 porsenOnamelt, bas S9IoB
nid,t tpieSer sii betreten, tpenn mid nid)t
Ste s gsot6iuenSiafeit Saau atuanae, nae, 'i, isbt
abr n0ate id) bod nod einen Iebten
Nerlud) MAIDEN, Inn bas NeuBer1te slt
perhiiten.
llnterlai5en sic bas lieberl rieth Der
goliaeiOireftOr. sd fann es Sbnen
porhsrlaaen, OaB Sic nid6ts erreiden.
Scr Treiherr lit heut nid1t aur gsahaie=
biafeif Qeffimmt, er bat Sta@ri6ten er.
bolfen. Sic inn bie Qaune atif WDdeu
5iuous ber6erben tper6eu.
GSf1 iuei6. fiel Der Nuoere Elm. 9is
ed5riff seq WlIeiior gDiuterfelb. sd
erfieIf re fleut qjforae,t aug Der Ieli.
6eits.
Qillp aud, sic fobeu 5dlou 4enutnif
bobpil2 9iuu Bic Q(uffalteu fiir bic
g3o~hvsif,,nn ffhe;npn IN nnr.;;nI;M no.
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paneoait & Sobn baben bic
mobesnfen 0iite in grober ansuabI.
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= 9em6en fit 0erren (unlaundred)
so Gent bas Stiid beim Gamous.