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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-03
DECISIONS pills.
I From ne Nev Haven: :RegtNsr
~ CELERY, @lqI
AS A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS
DISEASES.
WHAT TIE MEDICAL PROFESSION SAY
ABnUT IT. AND THE GOOD RESULTS
ATTENDING It's USE.
Head ache, Neuralgia, Nervousness
Sleeplessness and Dyspepsia.

DR.. BENsON's preparation Of Celery and
Chamomile tor nervous diseases + the most
important addition made to the mEteriI msdr
ca in the last quarter of century, pr. i,
". J EnGlar. OF Baltimore.
Or. BensOn's Pills are worth their weiEnt
in gold In nervous and sick heaiaC he DIR.
A ii. schlichtoT, OF Baltimore.
These Prls are invaluable IN nervous dis
eases pr hammond, OF New York
Dr Benson's Pills tor the CuIe OF Seural.
gia are a success. "-ur. u. +. Holman, CHRIS.
hamburg, Va.
These Pills are a special preparation only tor
the cure OF special diseases, A. named, amt
for these diseases they are worthy OF tyiN
| by all Intelligent sufferers, They are prepared
| expressly tC and trtV cure sick healaChe. ner'
| Vous headache, neuralgia, nervousness, ptral
| ysis, sleeplessness and dyspepsia.
Sold by all druggists. Price, 50 cents a box
Depot, lo6 North Eutaw street, Baltimore
| Nd. BY mail. two boxes tor 81, OF six box,
tor 2? 50, to any address,
DR. DESSON'S NEW REMEDY ASp ~
| NnRITE pREGTRIpTInG
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lanraster fntelligencer.
SATURDAY EVENING. MAY 8. iee4
FUN AND FANCY.


variety the spice OF Lite.
al aim TO tell the truth" Yes, " in
terrupted an acquaintance, "and you are
probably the worst shot in America"
Some wicked fellow got into church
vestry after the deacons and clergy had
held meeting there and left four beer
bottles, a whisky flask, all empty,
aud two packs of cards under the table.
When the sewing society met an hour
later and discovered the articles they held
long aud whispered conversation.
A white squa,l caught party Of tourists
moving across lake 10 Scotland and
threatening TO oapsize the boat. When
IL seemed that the crisis was really come
the largest and physically the strongest in
the party in q state Of intense fear said,
"I,st us pray ?" mo, no, my mau,"
shouted tba bluff old boatman /; let the
little man pray--you take the oar."
An optical Illusion show came to an
abrupt close in Menominee, Wis, the
other day. After Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoda
had exhibited the Living Head o
party of lumbermen, full Of whisky and
curiosity, jumped over the rope separating
the audience from the show, tore away
the curtains, found a whole woman stand =
ing between mirrors, and were so mad at
finding themselves sold that they took the
snake, cut him in small pieces, and came
near making the exhibition dine off him &.
they Wanted shirts.
General lafayette was but 90 years OF
age when he cast his fortune with those
OF Washington. He loaded a ship with
supplies which were mostly needed by
American troops, and helped them with
the prestige Of his name, with scaut mill
,n5hh ha n
command. He not only drilled his SOL
diers, but clothed and fed them, and when
his own funds were exhausted he appealed
to the generosity of others. When the
ladies OF Baltimore proposed 10 give ball
to the gallant young Frenchman, he said
TO them, " Ladies', | should be delighted
TO dance with you, but my soldiers have
no shirts" The ball was postponed, ana
the bellies OF Baltimore made shirts for
the soldiers.
He Knew 1t was she.
Philadelphia Call.
Jones-Have you ever heard what be.
cane Of your runaway wife ?
Smith-No, and don't want to. All /
know is that she left a note behind saying
that she had determined to 60 on the
stage ard knew | would never con-
sent.
Jones-Well, was looking over Den
yer paper the other day and | saw most
enthusiastic notice of the success made by
a new prima donna, and judging frem the
description she must be your wife.
Smith-A prima donna That is impos-
sible. Ny wife could not sing note.
Joues-But she might have learned.
The paper said she took the town by
storm.
Smith-By storm, eh
Jones-Yes.
Smith-That is she.
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Modoc Indian Oil

WIZ never be forgotten by thnss who zav,no
wonhellhl cures performed In public Nv ~"
ihalan lhellclne men. Tho Indian believs'1I, 80 4,
10 lI, De tne treat spirits medicine. IL relieve
Take no other, II II the best rTics % VI W =,
per bottle nye bottles Tor tl. All Keen r. ~"
hA-ION-hA, hOdoc Indian OH and 'Ind,.,,
cough syrup tor salo (whOlesals and rsta1t
at Cochrans Drug Store, No, lJI ann isa ,aa,,,
Queen street. Lancaster, Pa. ''h
m9lydw&s3v
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Ka-Ton-Ka

Operates with energy upon the bowels, liver,
kidneys, and pores OF the skin, thus eXpt ling
by means OF these organs, The disease-gerns
or cause OF scrOiulOu1, Inherited, and cOnta
giOus humOTs ana disease which float In the
blood, peTapiTatiOn aDd urine. In forty min
utes Httcr taking the trst dose II may be de-
lecJed Oy chemical analysis IN the blood, per.
spirhuOn and urine, where II acts upon dis.
chsed or morbid impurities ana destroys hem.
after which they pass harmlessly from the
-y-ltW, Hence ia great power over diseases
which derive no bencht from all other forms
OF treatment. A "A blood purifier ana spring
mtHlclhc II surpasses all otGeT compounds. II
acts gently set freely upon tine bowels over
coming constipation, dyspepsia, sick head
acne iurreh tongue, biiOusnrss, tOrpldity Of
thc hNcr, nigh CUlOrcd or thickcned urine in
very few doses. IT cKcitcs the APPETITE in
CItAsts Inc nesh, hhrdens the muscles and
snlllnes lhe bones. ltis n mothers remedy,
!ceu!hupB hua strengthening the material
l4hCuons' II punhes the tctnn g gystem OF
ulc"fHllN" WtRknchAcs and ueHitatinp mum.
ors. II cGpels the hTst symptoms OF keredi.
tary hulnoIs ana discascs IN children ana
SOulH' ~ - wonderful in nGTy0u, debiiIty
tihhcIhtlon ana dTOps". II eGpeIg the can.e ~
dn'uhhllrm ana govt and iuyhTiaIly CI,rcs
lhcie are no forms OF disease upOn Which the
medicine does not act iayOTnBIy by reasIn al
lls purifying action on the great Guids a. ha
sSsIeh' fflce u per bottle, Six bottles fGr g.
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GRAIN
Cure OF RbeumaIism.

OCRAEUs PosToFFCB, RoCKAwAY BEACH. n. Y
March l. lSs3.
have been great sufferer from Rheuma-
tism. some six weeks ago had bad altack K
ana was laii up tor Il month nothing ap-
pcared to me OF any good. l got u box OF
brandreth's Pills at last and took three and
lour every night tor week. 1 got better
every day, and In Il week was well On tDis
beach we have no doctor, anu our main reli.
aneo Il on Brandreths Pills and ALcocks
Porous PlGsters.
NJ, T., uOIIkNu poa,,,,.,
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Do You Believe m

Ihht IN TINS town there arc scores OF persons
passlnR our store every day whose lives Srs
made miserable by Indigestion, Dyspensie
sour and distressed stomach, Liver CON,
plaint Constipation, when Tor 75c. we will sell
thcm Shhohs yitalizer, guaranteed To cure
them. sold by ii. IL. Cochran, druggi,t Nos
81 nd lS9 North Queen street fSbI.eodS
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a nlericau Art.

photographs, Engravings, etc, can be cx-
luisitely colored with with liquid ART Colors
ulbde irom Diamond Dyes. FUN direction
10, thlS Dtauuiul art work, with handsome
UoloIel cabinet photo sent To any address Tor
~ eeAls WELLS Il RICHARDSON SCO.
Burlington Vt.
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n Good TnIker

Sm Snma ahe stag Stage or platform, in society or at
nHS'atD' nHa' nihst NOT only possess brains but n
ciehI, sliOhE voice, CatHTrh, or a severe cold
aiinoSI certain to inJure the voice. But these
III, 1,npioihts may 90 completely eradicated
90 nnrlysled in Its specialties. For sale hV
ID, a. 70. CoehIan druggist, 1877 and 1889 North
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iINHE NEW YORK
I" SUN "

kEACHFs LANCAsTER AT s2e A, M.
o. the day OG publication. O. ii. BARR
VIII supply II promptly on order. or we viii
kehu u ~ MAJ AZ 90 cents a month. ADDRESS
~, ENC LAND, Publisher" The SUN"
"A'oHd New York City
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Indian Cough Syrup

~ certainly the best remedy OF IL MIND .,,,,
Introduced, ana all people VINO aTs suft,Ttna
WIN coughs, colds ana lung Troubles no,
hOt Htlay llA us0. FrlGo 70 cNnla nor nlnin
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-03
Indians Have Gone,

But their medicines remain with US, and can
be found In every drug store in the city, and
people VINO are using their medicines can be
-upIlleh al the same prices as were established
by the In iiuug
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81, ,OOO,OOO eila Lancaster At At
The Tailor'S Guild.

To-day We open the largest irvo,ee o; the
latest novelties to ne touud in the European
market from the popular ami celebrate house,
\. ORlGET 81 Rue NINIESSE PAEls. also
very select line OF samples from the popular
English TAILOR, etc.. II. kIMPTOS, los
sTRAND. LONDON, W.C
We invite a general Inspection AMI criti-
cism. We purpose having on memorandum
al all times everything new ami stylish in the
market as soon az they are brought out Any
person wishing to have their measures taken
here and sent over to London or Paris tors
suit or any style garment, can DO so. We are
prepared to MI the order from selections
made among our samples. Any orders we
put up here will be warranted supc rior to any
OF the leading houses in the trade tor style
iit and quality OF material al greatly uced
prices,
Our facilities for getting goods DIRECT
saves the intermediate or jObbers percentage
We also handle the largest line OF American
productions, representing the stocks OF 4 ve of
the iargestand best New forka hree of the
| most prominent Philadelphia houses in the
| wholesale cloth tTsie. Everything PERTAIN
| ing TO hrst'class tailoring can bs mai here,
| All are cordially invite 10 call and examine
| our immense line OF novelties
| satisfaction guaranteed IN every purti cular
Respectfully, &C.,
J. K. SMALING.
over Locher 4 Son ; Banking House,
CESTRE SQUARE LANCASTER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-05-03

l'EJSr IETTE RS YMPIOMs
y wairry B.l5ters form, burst and dry into
yellow, mAtieTy Cru-'s, which at times are
We Itchy and painful. II Affects the seal .,
tue ears behind the ears, back OF The htnls,
thu rngcrs, the arms 20 the elbows some.
times found on the back. breast and on the
lover limbs 10 the Knee. Women, while nurs
Ing, very often rave It around the nipples
causing u" most fearful suffering All skin
Diseases cured by
DRS. II. -. & NJ. \. LOSGAKER.
Onic5-No - East Walnut street, Lancas
Cons l.t.tLlOn tree. Lny..JtlAw
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NAfM mOrEL-LAGrR .ntEk ANn

VI Excelsior saratoga Water on Draught
Henry haNteT, proprietor OF tLe Grape Hotel,
3! ana 81 North Queen street. has Temodeled
~" DarrOOIn, erected hrstCiass KetTtgerators
ana hA- now on dTAuRHt Charles Cla-s'5 Gel.
cnTated Phi!hdeIphla LAGER BEER for
which he Is sole agenLin this city. Also, sAR.
AIOIA WATER from the famous Excelsior
spring-, saratoga, y. !. a tuIl assortment OF
the puIcst Vines and Liquors on sale.
m27-lmd
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HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTBRS.

Regeneration Tor EnfeebIed systsms
slnering from Il general want OF tone and ii4
usual concomitants, dyspepsia and nervous
| ness Is seldom derivsble from the use OF a
nourishing diet and stimuli OF appetite. On.
aided. medicine that will eriect a removal
OF the specific obstacle to renewed health and
vigor, that Is a genuine corrective. Is the real
need. 1t is the possession OF this grand rn.
quiTement which makes HosletteT's Omacn
bitteFs so ont ctiye as an invigOranl.
For sale by ali Druggists and Dealers zen.
er Wy myl.lmdeOd6w
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MISCELLASEUUS,

'L'HE NEkDiUT STILL STANDS THAT
i the best &c Cigar IN the city - At
HARIMAN'S YELLOW FRONT LIGAR
STORE.
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A YER's HAIR yIuvF.

AYERS sARsAPARILLA AND AYERS
n Cherry reCtoral tor sale at Cochran :
Drug store, No. 81 ami $50 North Queen ST..
Lancaster Pa.
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DR., BESSON'S NEW REMEDY ASD ~
NORlTE PRESCRIPTION.
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SE,OSp GKASD
ONE HUNDRED FINE VEHICLES
On MONDAY. MAY 5th, 1884

Bust by NOEBECk = MILEY. At their faC
tory, corner OF Duke and Vine streets,
------
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-08

10 Make Rugs-One kind may be knit
with large needles, using very narrow
strips of cloth cut straight, and sewed to-
gether and wound into ball, the colors
properly assorted A narrow border of
one color can be knit separately and sewed
around the edge of the knit rug.
Another rug can be quickly made by
cutting thin goods in halt inch widths
(only on the bias gathering through the
middle with strong thread, let them twist
all they will, then sewing them to burlap.
Let the strips lie quite close in lines or any
other shape. Short bits can be used, but
they must be cut on the bias Of thin goods,
and gathered by hand, as they will only
thus twist, somewhat like chenille.
An easily made rug is of burlap covered
with overlapping points of other goods in
covers, finishing with star or letter in the
centre. Plain felt or dark cloth can be
ornamented with circles of three sizes,
each size different color of felt or flannel,
sewed on in threes, with knot or tiny
button in the centre.
Braided rugs, in red, white and blue,
are old fashioned, but neat when we'll made.
They are made of a three strand braid of
doubled cloth sewed in any shape, round
or oval being best,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-08

Cure for chills.-L. j.. sends the follow
inc; zone ounce each of cream of tartar,
puIverized Peruvian bark and ground
cloves. Mix well together and take
tabIespoonful three times day, half an
hour before eating, in wine-glass Of
sweet cider. Has never been known to
fail"
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-08

To Clean Lace-Drawa stocking tightly
over bottle and tie the ends. Lay the
lace smoothly over the stocking and tack
it in place. Fill the bottle with cold
water and put it in kettle Of cold water
with shavings Of soap in it; set over the
fire and boil. If necessary change the
water and repeat the process. Rinse in
warm water and in cold and set away to
drain and dry. Then remove the lace
from the bottle, lay it between folds of
paper and press in large book or under
weight. Thus washed, lace may be made
to look like new.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-08
M and 6cisnce.

terial and every description of article-from
satin fans, blotters and envelope cases to
rough delft butter crooks and wooden bar
rels, and the glazed brown earthenware
drain-pipes. Surely may some one ex-
claim, "What next" These pipes are
painted with tall, upright flowers, grasses
and leaves, butterflies or birds, and used
for holding sticks in vestibule, or for
planting long stalked fern in; they are
afterwards vanished They stand firmly
on the projecting rim or lip, which finishes
off one end, and are ornamental as well
as original Crooks of all shapes and sizes
have flowers, especially poppies, chrysan-
themums, or variegated nasturtiums.
painted on in thick oils as coarsely as pos
sible, in imitation of French style which
is fashionable just now. Some workers
with def fingers form raised flowers of
gutta percha, glue them on and then paint.
The gutta percha is to be had in sheets.
and is put into boiling water, and then
moulded when in plant, soft state It is
the same as that used with such skill by
many ladies, some years ago, in imitation
of Dresden china Wooden barrels are
now converted into tasteful resting places
for pet dogs by being cut down to The
height Of some six or seven inches from
the ground, with space entirely cut away
on one side for the entrance, and then
painted with wreath of flowers and after
ward vanished. A padded lining of
pretty cretonne, and circular cushion
made to fit, completes the whole. Glass
plum jars look we'll painted in oils, with
grass and peoples rising up from the base,
and butterflies lowering above. The work
is quite easy. Brushes in painting room
can be kept in them, or dried grass and
ferns in drawing-room. Fan painting is
much done now by young ladies with time
at their disposal, principally in oils and IN
bold designs on satin. The sticks Of old
summer fans, if of sufficient size, are often
stained black and used again. A yard
ofsatin is the usual size required, the shape
being drawn in chalk, but not cut OUT.
Large marguerites, white and yellow, on
navy-blue, ruby, brown, and black satin;
peoples, 8traying across, but clustering to
one side and yellow roses, with loose pet
ais, are favorite designs for only ordinary
workers; while landscapes and figures are
aimed al by superior artists, and worked
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-08


For pretty Christmas gifts may be men
toned the fancy bags now SO popular and
designed to carry the opera glass in. Bags
cut in the form of the opera glass case are
pretty made Of blue satin or plush, with
the initials or monogram of the owner en-
broidered upon it. Or they may be made
in the style of the old-fashioned work-bag,
only they should be small, of course, and
upon each piece should be embroidered a
pretty design. One made of white satin
is elegant, with pink satin strings and
different styles of embroidery on each
piece.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-08
HYACINTHs IN SPONGE.

;roo in the Country Gentleman the results
ofsn experiment he made last December,
in growing hyacinths in sponge Remem-
herring the slow growth of the bulbs in
classes. often not coming into bloom until
near spring, he pondered whether there is
0ot some substance in the great laboratory
Of nature, more closely resembling the
soft, warm bosom Of the earth, than the
hard, cold glass. The sponge suggested
itself to his mind as possessing just the
qualities required: "Soft, warm and
yielding power Of capillary attraction
perfect; porous, admitting freely the fruit
full atmosphere through thousand tiny
apertures; powerful absorbent and eyap-
orator Of moisture; and besides all this, an
animal substance, and doubtless filled with
nitrogenous matters ever dissolving in the
water will act as fertilizers to the plants,
or if they be not there in sufficient quaint
ties, they may be placed in the water with
the same result-liquid manure"
He took large sponge, made incisions
about three inches wide and two long, insert
ed bulbs in them, the sponge closing over
their tops, permitting only the points to
appear above the surface. He then placed
the sponge filled with the bulbs in the top
Of large vase, and filled the vase by pour
ing water through the sponge until about
one-half the sponge is below the water.
Inc water was slightly warmed, and being
Kept In warm room, was not allowed to
become cold.
In two or three days the bulbs began to
Snoot their green spires upward, giving
promise Of success, and in two or three
weeks they were five or six inches high.
Aoout this time, in order to hide the I'M
signify appearance Of the sponge scattered
Anew thlmblefuls of rape seed over the
surface between the bulbs, which sprang
up almost Immediately, and covered it
'nVlrely with a fine moss-like mantle,
adding greatly to the beauty of the expert
ment
A. DeSrlng to give the knowledge and use
o ,&'nSSS OF the discovery and the enjoyment
rs beauty, | now had it taken to my
sure In town, where it soon became an OBJ
w, w u interest to great numbers of ladies,
why" "uo watched its progress almost daily,
ya'l the bright flowers, more radient than
,In %,nan IN all his glory unfolded their
"inS petals Gllinm +bo o;r ,,,;+b froorroroo
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dsue find Home.

". will be grateful to any Of our friends
I" will contribute matter to this column
s V sood short extracts for home life, indus
try and amusement
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-08

A painting by Gabriel Max, representing
the head ola woman, and entitled Through
Night to Light" has been bought by the
King of Nuremberg
Mr.. Cabot Lodges "Studies in History
is praised by the Saturday Rerie''.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-09-25
Sie s(eferbau. Slusftcfluua

Sle ACrctpuHS AuoftCIlHHy
bon 2afaipanna County, pelbe AM
nd6Iten Sienitds, ben 3d., besinnt
unS am 9lbenb 6eS 3. Sttober idIiebt,
peripridt aud bieIeS Subr ipieber bel
gdnltiger g3itteruns cine auberoroent'
lid sabIreib beiudte su iuerben. nnb
IS barf nidt 99unber nebmen, bob bers
artise AusitelIunsen iid INNER mebr
einbiirBern unb in @unIt fcmmen. 9luf
perbdItniBmdbis tleinem &aume peroen
oem 8eiu6er in erIter Sinie bic Grseugs
niiIe SeS 9lderbaues borSefiibrt bic 10
ipi6iige 9iebsu6t ipiro burb 9IusIteIIs
ung ter eteIiten 8aiisn bon Yferben,
8uatitisren, NliI6fiiben, Sdaafen unb
Sdmeinen perani6aulidt, su beren
Settle 6eberoisb ben ibm eebiibrencen
Raum einnimmt. Die SnouItrieuen
benuben bieIe Gelseenbeit, BEN beiuds
enben 8auern aud ibre Sabrifate in
seIdmadpDler 9lusiteauns Dor Iusen
su bringen uno mbt aIIein bon Der
nddTen rlmgesenb, icnbern aus ipeiter
Serne ipsreen Waoren unb 9lrtifeI in
grpben 8ieIfaItisteit ausseiteat unO
aussprieien, aus 9lderserdthen, 9Sa8en
IL. {. 10. betsbeno. Der Sauimann
tommt in nd6Iter 8eibe unb iudt ben
WanseI all 9iiiblidteit bur9 rei6ere
9radt Der 9lusItellun8 ;u erIebCn.
3ierSeWd6Ie, 8Iumen Srd6te unS
glebnlids iinb in 9rUber glusDabl su
finten. Sir bic beurise Sair iinb
9reiie sum 9etraSe bon $4,000 aus8es
fest uno fcmpetente Sdiebsridter ipers
ben bieielbsn in unpartsiii6er 98eiIe
pertbeiIen.
g8ir mb6ten ni6t nur ben Stabtleus
ten, ipnSern aud ipc;iea ben Settern
pom 2anbe Den 9eiu9 ber slusitellun9
anratben; bic Iebteren Werren bier Ntan.
DIES finben, mas Sur 9ta6obmun8 ans
rest unb oamit bauernSen SOrtbeil
brludt.
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: SIR alennrter butte nsuIi6 @sIe.

- Sbr 8eporter bate neuIib @eIe'
senbeit, bas ncue Saus bon SObn @a9l
ner an Sampton Strabe su inipiSirer
unS muB geiteben, bab ber Sau an Se'
quemIihfeit ni6ts su iptniden ilbria
IdBt. 8aumeiter Soc JlieSmiiler bat
iid bamit Elm bIeibenoes 9enfmal ers
riGtet. Der SObn bat aber aud elm
Bier, haS Ginem anla6t.
: 9lepnOlbS OieB9erei ipurbe am
ssrcitag bonn Sderiif nit Sei6Ia8 bes
Ie9t.
= Der ais StaIlauIieber in 9risss
S6adt funsirenbc 0eUrge 0clIln8
bate cine 3otte seSdbmt, ipeIde iib am
10. bs. Uits., pdbrenb CT iie liebtoite,
10 feit in ben iedten 3eiBefin9er einbib,
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titel. Sein Eager SorsisIiditer Giears
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