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|SATU DA} NIGHT SCENES.
VICTIMS OF i y TIE N p ERA n o =
MAKING THEIB WAY HOME
MU~ICAn INEBRIATES.

After ~ :o'clock Saturday nights
numbers Of drunken men can always be
seen on the streets vending their way
~ at that hour the majority
OF the saloons close, aud the proprietors
assist their patrons to the street, to find
their way home as best they can, or
fall into the hands Of the police.
Last Sasurday night was no excep-
tion, but it seemed that there were even
more intoxicated men than usual reel
ing along the sidewalks. The antics Of
many of theee would have been ludic.
rous, had 1t not been for the thought
that probably some of them had neg
looted wives and children at home, who
were suffering for the want Of the
weeks wages squandered in the sa-
loon, to satisfy the cravings Of . do
praved appetite. - :
Two inebriates were slowly and labo-
riously making their way up Sixth
street hill, near the post-oflce ; one Was
some three or four feet in advance Of the
right finger pointed toward the leader,
as he hicconghed, say (hic) Bill,
Sons dsnt SiS} ;.s yer 60 TO (hi'> fast or
Another one, who had about al he
could carry, bnt evidently wanted Just
one more drink, hurried along the best
he could until he reached Q saloon, when,
finding 1t closed, he stopped short,
and looking up to make sure that his
eyes did not deceive him, calculated
the single word, 3D." and reeled
ON down the street.
Two men were met on French street,
both about equally drunk, one Of whom
/ assured the other that he was perfectly
sober, and would take him home, If he
would only submit to his guidance, and
1t was probably one of the best illustra-
tions Of "the blind leading the blind I"
that could be conceived.
Some were possessed with an idea
that they were gifted with excellent
vocal powers, and made night hideoue
with their attempts to assure all within
hearing, that they Had one more river
to cross, while others were pugilistic,
land one Of the last named variety as.
sured reporter that he could lick
him in two minutes, for five dollars. y
As the reporter did not have Ave dol
lars in change, and was not inclined x
go home to his family with u swellc,l
head. he respectfully declined the in
vitation of the slugger. Such are som,
of the dark sides Of life as seen on tn,
streets in the early hours of a Sunda.
/. morning.
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Many years ago, up in the vicinity Of
Bustleton, Pa, three wheelwright ap-
prentices were assembled at the table,
where the pudding was again displayed
to tempt, If possible, their appetites.-
1t had been pudding in some form at
table almost every meal within their
recollection. Now, the boss had been
in the habit of saying grace without fail
three times day. On this occasion,
however, he was absent in the city, It
WAS his first absence for many q day,
and the boys we're backward about pro.
ceeding without the accustomed bles-
sing" The housewife, noticing the
pause, jecularly remarked Boys, one
Of you will have to say grace. To the
amazement Of the rest one immediately
responded, "let us ask q blessing"
Every head was bowed, and forth it
came
Pudding hot and pudding cold;
Pudding new and pudd'uy old;
Pudding rough and pudding tough,
Lord knows we've had pudding enough ;,
A heavy Amen from the trio, and
the pudding was Immediately at
tackled. G.. W.D.
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shos a an open window.

YORK, Pa. July 2S.-In Spring Garden
township, about five miles from York,
In what is called the Glades, Mrs.
Adam J. Miller was shot through the
body last night while holding her sick
infant upon her lap. She will in all
probability die. Suspicion points to
the brother of Mrs. Miller's husband,
upon purely circumstantial evidence,
however.
The event has caused much excite
ment In the heighborhOod and In this
town. The supposed assassin is named
Plus Miller, o young man twenty-one
vears of age, son Of Q wealthy and re-
spectable farmer, living In the neigh
borhood of the tragedy.
He has always borne good charac-
ter, but has, however, always been
considered a monomaniao upon the
subject of witchcraft and has for years
accused his sister 'in-law Of bewitching
him. Upon several occasions, 1t is
stated. he has threatened her life.
So fearful has the supposed assassin q
brother been for the security OF his wife
that for some time he has gone, with hit
wife, child and baby, to his wife's real
dence, in the neighborhood, for safety
every night.
| Last night, as usual, he took h1i
family to his father in-law's and re
tired at an early hour. Mrs. Miller
was kept awake during the night will
her sick babe and at midu light got VI
and sat by the window in the secont
story of the farm house. Suddenly
There was a report and a bullet strucl
lher In the right side. The bal
passed between two ribs, penetrating
1.-The lungs.
The assassin was not seen, but b.
lhad climbed to the window by mean
OF a ladder and shot the woman Will,
standing upon 1t. The injured woman
husband, who was In bed, immediatel.
ran to his wife's assistance aud CAV.
i the alarm, but the assassin could nd
he found. Medical assistance wa
! summoned from York and the woman
Injuries pronounced fatal. At thi
}. writing she lies in dangerous copdi
, ton, suffering great pain. The bus
band, Mr.. Adam j. Miller, early thi
morning went to Freystown and mad
Information against his brother, Piu
miller, charging him with the act, an
La warrant was Immediately issue
for his arrest and placed In the hand
of CAPTAIN l.. H. Greenawnit, consta
Bile. The assassin left the neighborhoo
|. and has not yet been apprehended
Having travelled considerably throug
the West, it is thought that he crosse
the river at Wildcat Falls and q
upon the cars at Marietta and o.
, capped.
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Vow We Arc Ready.

j. Paul Brown photographer, having
removed to his new and elegant studio,
No. GIT Market street, Is now ready to
make pictures of all kinds under the
finest skylight in the State, and will
guarantee the finest work at moderate 3
prices. Crayon portraits and instan-
taneous pictures speciality.
Burke ana Kellum.
GALL telephone 247 for the best coal
for family use; also lime, sand, etc.
Burke & Kellum, King and Railroad.
Fish.
Powell Bros. have on their stalls In
the Third street and Madison street
markets good supply of sea bass,
porgies, founders, Goldfish. spanish
mackerel, blue fish, trout and halibut.
Bargains Bargainsii
For the next thirty days in cigars and
tobacco, to make room for new stock,
ut los Esst Second street.
Pafntlng.
T. Danner, 80 Market street, 10 still
alive and ready to do all kinds Of paint
ing and graining. Jobbing a speciality.
PromptI Reliablei SAFE
Canada Pine Syrup for coughs and
colds, can be depended on every time.
26 cents o bottle
Wane-ds
Forty-fve hundred dollars at B per
cent. on first mortgage, for I'VE years.
Address g. F., REPUBLICAN office.
Silver watches at Baynard's, Fifth
and Market streets.
French street wharf is the place for
good clean coal
Taylor s. Fullerton's genuine insect
powder kills insects of all descriptions.
Taylor g. Fullerton. 302 Kin q street.
New styles Of type will be constantly
added to the REPUBLICAN job rooms.
We invite call when wanting joh
work, and we fiatter ourselves that we
can please both in work and price.
The place to get your gold watches IL
at Baynard's. Fifth and Market streets
Don't forget the place to get your jew
elry repaired, which Is at Baynard's.
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conference Meeting.

The Water Comm ission aud the FL
nance Committee of City Council held
q meeting last evening to make arrrage-
ments for the expenses OF the Water
Department until next January, when
mission were assured that everything
would be arranged in satisfactory
manner.
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nr as,,mr, pain Gearcher.

In hot water, Immediately relievef
cramps, pains, cholera mofous, a; nou
ralgia, headache, ETC.; the very NOV,
clue for chol,ratic diseases oV cenes
Sold by all dealers in Medicines. Depos
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington
Del.
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Resurs,s d HcIne.

Past Department Coinmano..s ~ nos,
ann McNair, who have lor Iio p p,hs
eight days been absent a,'ensnn
National Enoampment of tneu; "a n ~,
at Minneapolis, Milan, atrlVeu nah,e n
yesterday, and report most envy "''o
"TRIP.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29

We have purchased this year nu-
merQus cuts Of steamboats, ana S.eam lean
cars, besides q good quantity OF well.
selected wood type suitable ior poste,
work, such as Is used FOR pic nies S, anu
Sunday school excursions, ana ..s WI, a.,
guarantee good work, ana prices ~
keeping with such at the hErobLioAS
office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29

Tie finest fruit jellies, preserves.
rnarmalades and buffers in the market
are made by NJ. J. Il Fl: E. Lannan, an
IlO3 West Front street, They are 'or
sale. Wholesale, by Harvey & Sisler,
Quirley & Mullen, I. II. Frank q oon
aud G. Is. Middleton. Ask your grocer
for them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29
AGreat Con venience 20 rad,e,.

To obtain from competent lady al. ap-
pliances like trusses, supporters, elias
tic stockings, syringes. etc., at the
ladies' department of Belt, druggist,
Sixth and Market streets. Ladies' pri-
vate entrance, No. West Sixth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29
Rabies, Litsle Folks,

Big folks-everybody's pictures taken
at Beecher's gallery, 3l6 Market street,
are perfect in likeness and very cheap.
Now is the time to get them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29

Wilmington Division. X. OF rs, y eha he
cursion to Atlantic City promises " He
the event of the season. TlckeGs aro ~
ready in great demand.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29

Every body chews Elephant Chewing
Tobacco, and gets 1t from Chapman, No.
B East Third street, and Seventh and
Orange streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29

Buy only WILCOX b WHITE ORGAN
II. A. NORTH & Co., lib Market street
W Il. MULLEN, Manager.
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INsTITUTE-Prof Kline, 2, 3,

his Lectures, Investigations, Scientific
Treatmopts and Immense practice, stand!
prominently unrivsied andis acknowiedKgso
most extraordinary cures by his great Chem
1csi Cancer antidotes, are recorded: Nc
Enife. caustics, loss Of blood, or fearful treat
ments required in removing the largest .ya o, Q,
nee Treatise, or call on Dr. Kline, ssl Arch
street, Philadelphia, Pa:
seWare Of Initiating frauds everywhere
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29

For dyspepsia, nothing equals BRAZIL
ian Tonic Bitters. Large bottles 30
cents at the druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29

All kinds of silver ware, soiia hn"
silver. plated, at Baynard's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29

Parties going with WilminRtonl, b.s,. aus
sion X. of p, 70 Atlantic City Will nave
8 hours to enjoy themselves At the '0'
shore.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29

The committee OF Wilmington Divi-
sion X. of p. always look after the
com fort Of their patrons and by that
means give the best and largest excur-
sion. Secure your tickets for Thursday
next.
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The Grand Eneampment.


MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI. July 26tb, 1884.
The National Encampment of the
G. A. r. opened It's 2nd session yester-
day at 9 a. M, and occupied most OF the
day in discussing amendments TO the
rules and regulations. After listening
to several very eloquent and patriotic
speeches, the eu ucaiDpment at p. m.
settled TO hard work, and proceeded to
nominate in short speeches candidates.
for Comman der-in- Chief. Three ballots
were then taken with no result, and at
8 D. IN. the Convention adjourned till
this morning, when the balloting was
proceeded with, resulting in the elec'
tion of John 8. Kountz. Of Ohio, (the
drummer boy OF Mission Ridge,) az
Commander-in-C Chief. The election Of
other officers was pushed through with
dispatch, and the remaining business
of the encampment finished by foul
o'clock, at which time the doors wert
opened for the admission Of the ladiei
and friends Of the comrades, and tht
national officers elect Of the Crane
Army OF the Republic, and also the ma
tional officers Of the Ladies' Auxiliary
Corps were publicly installed for th'
ensuing year.
After installation ceremonies, Genera
SHERMAN WAS called on for speech, ,aut
took his position on the platform, wher
he, az delegate, saiuted the new Coin
mander. in Chief of the g. A. r., wh'
had once been drummer hoy In th
armies led by General Sherman. Afte
La continuous session OF nine hours, th
National Encampment adjourned
meet at Portland, Maine, next summer
lin the evening a banquet was held, a
which eight hundred persons sat at th
table, and were enlivened with brillian
music and eloquent speeches. After To
banquet our party proceeded to th
depot to take the train via. hoc
4 Island, Davenport, Chicago, Niagar
/, Falls, Buffalo, Waverly and Bethl'
! hem TO Philadelphia and Wilmington
L ID II
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Quick relief In dyspepsia aud debility
always afforded by Brazilian Tonic
Bitters. Only 30 cents.
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EOQnSl.

A crank for coal or lumber wagon
was found few days ago. The own
er can have the same by calling at this
office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29

All kinds Of silver ware, solid and
silver-plated, ct Baynard's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29

Holland takes pictnres In cloudy wealth.
process. Gallery, 307 MArkst StroetS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-29

Don't forget the place to get your
ieWelry repaired, which Is at Baynard's.
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Bush's coal II the kind you want
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Pianos and organs Of all kinds at
Baynard's.
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Trv Bush's GOAL; you viii Ike II
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Good coal at Bush's French str
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already upon the ground Revs. T. X.
Creamer, w. l.. 8. Murray, II. II.
Adams, f. l.. Hubbard, q. W. Pretty

already upon the ground Revs. T. X.
Creamer, w. L. s. Murray, r. II.
Adams, Il. L. Hubbard, q. W. Pretty
man, l.. W. Layfeld, Maris Graves
and Julius Dodd. The spiritual charge
Of the camp will be managed by Revs.
L. W. Layfield and G. W. Prettyman.
Ef0rts are being made to have Bishops
Andrews and Taylor present at some
stage Of the meetings. Rev. K. Stubbs
and Rev. T. Il. Martindale have prom.
ised to be present. Rev. George Cum
minis is also expected.
The boarding tables Of the St. Paul's
association are feature Of the camp,
and are under the change of those we'll
known camp meeting caterers, George
MCCALL and J. @. Pickels. The reputa-
tion for good living and good Of the st.
Paul's tables will always insure them a
large ahare OF PATRONAGE The grounds
yesterday were In the finest con-
dition, the rain the day before having
laid the dust and frightened the foliage
OF the trees into new life. 1t was expect
ed that the FIRST roligious services under
the auspices Of the association would
be held last evening, but 1t was not
known who would Officiate or what
would be the character of the meeting.
Mr.. Isaac Woodrow has been on the
grounds superintending the building of
tents for the last two weeks. Willf1ln
T. Chandler is another carpenter who
has built quite large number Of the
tents on the ground.
The third boarding table permitted by
the association 10 kept by Mr.. Peters In
the Sloan quarters of the camp. Mr..
Peters, 1t is said, keeps an excellent Ia
BILE.
Quite q serious affair happened yes
terday to two small children Of w. N.
Mccormick while the boarders we're at
dinner; the children in running around
happened to stir up nest OF yellow
Jackets" which came out In their fury,
and settling thick upon the little ones,
stung them In a terrible manner about
the face, eyes, hands and legs.
The poor children screamed in Their
agony, one Of them rolling over and
lmAddened insects. A score of men and
women jumped from the tables and rar
to the assistance of the children, SOM
Iof them getting stunR in their efforts h
protect the children. The little one
wero taken to their mother in the ten
Q considerable distance away, but thu
Imaddsned bees followed them even int
the tent. The children suffered tn,
most excruciating pain, hut tow ard
evening though very much swollen tn
violence Of the pain was somewha
assuaged. 1t was the intention to max
!, raid on those vicious yellow scrub
last night and not cease the war unit
every one of them was destroyed.
Joseph w. Woodrow the periodica
and book agent of the camp, will hay
the REPUBLICAN, for sale every aftel
! noon at his stand west side of the circle
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pie GGetGGjerperioSe.

Der engIiItbs @slsbrte $. s. Gampbsa
bsi9Gftigt it9 felt mebr ala pier3is Sab.
rem NIT Der grforihunS Der pbgiifaIiiAeu
BeIbafienbsit Der groDberfIdbe, nament.
LID aber Der JSirfunSsn Der 8lstIber imb
Der Q9aHersgroiiDneL tpobei er itb cine
anii5t ilber bic Ggiitens SeOIOgiider Sis
Ssitsn sebiIDet, bic nit Der neueroin9s in
Ger WillsnI9aft gang unb sdbs seipOrbes
nen i'm g8losrlprucb itebeu. Dieie gtns
fidt bat er i'll ben unIdn9lt Der 2onccner
GjecIu8iIHsn Gsiellbaft porselesten
SGbeit 3uiammsnsefaBt': y8eOlcsiide
Oterf3eiben elmer abnormen 8IetIderz
psriooe, bic fdIter setueIem, ols Sas
iebise 3Iima Der Groe, iino niGt pora
banosn. Der 9tu8Orud ,@Ietl6srpez
ripbe" lit nur in bem Slime ssrshtfers
tIst, aIS bamit cine tptaIe, alpine ocer
aud eurDpGiI9e 95eriooe b.Sei6net miro. :"
8stpib mug non Ssrrn campbell 3uSes
lteben, oab ni6t leidt ein lebsnber sSors
lher ben betreffenoen 0s8enitano srilnoz
li1er untsrintt, ibm mebr s3sit uno
Sor9faIt seiuiDmst bat. Seine HeiIen
sritrefen ii9 user ben san5en 'Grotreis,
uno tetne 8egenb, bic BET Der GrDrterune
Der betreffenOen Srass in Setra6t foms
men mag, 1T bon ibm unbeiubt SebIiss
ben. Yisr3ebnmaI bat er ben poI1rfrels
burbIbnitten, ben 8enpefreis ees &rsb=
ies piermaL ben 9lsquator stpeImal 800
&dnessraoe iino auf isiner Beltumiesss
lung BON i9m suriitseIeSt tOoroen uns
IN ben Sabren lS70-77 bat er ein Blers
tel zines 2dnssnfreiisS creimal bur4s
neIen. Dieie IeBtere Reiie mar na9
eSnbien gum Stuoium oe5 9lmalGpasWes
birgs nntsrnpmmen er tpolIte BORT Die
Spuren auiIu@en, tpeI6e bic aQsemeine
GisDefe Der @IstI6erpericrs bic lib pon
Den 9oIen bio sesen ben aeqnator bin
eritredt baben ioq, auf bieiem GebireSs
suse Iiasrlid bintsrlaien baben muBts.
Die srtpdbnten SGBe aIs ysluItat Ieiner
Sprlbung, iperben bon ibm IN ldngerer
9lusiilbruns nsst6eibi9t, aus Der mir bier
rur bic ipsient!i6iten guntte saiamnsns
Itellen.
,,2lIle meme Grmittslunsen isber bic
Gispsricoe ssben OabiL baB oieieIbe cine
irbil9e, feline blmmliide, cine msteorolp.
eiits, feline altrcnonilds su t,ennen lit /;
oab alte @lstidermarten Iofale Aenbes
runsen pes Glnnas Il, eroBem WsaBitabs
anbeuten, berriibrsnp BON lofalsn 9lipeauz
9lsnberungsn nnb BON iid oarai.s erses
benben Menosrunssn in Der Gage bon
| Qdnb uno Wleer ilno in ben StrDmunden
Der 2uft unb DsS WaiierS, abnlib osliel,
tpsIde ieSt sirluIirsu. Der falts, atlan-
tilhs Stron maft ieBt GrDnsIanb saal
bauptI6Aliditsn Gonoeniator III Der nbrO.
li1en 6ensiIpbase uisO III 5oIge ociien IL
Elm Oebiet, fat 70 srob ipls gang Jnbisn
init GiS beoedt, iDssAes i'm 60. 0rao II
Dr. bis gum MssrsSipieSel .nieosriliebt
Dss iuaSns atIantii4s Gtrssn bslpse
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-01-06

tel sefommen, msESste. iest oaS bienitbss
fIiiiene rOtbbaariee SnoiDionum. Der
9err fd,etnen mir 9iebbaber. ......"
,DieInetipesen bonn.
gtipa8 nuBte g9aIter ia BOD nod se,
ueBien, ano 10 mo dten ss AUDI g8inbbeu=
tel fem; Die 3fpeiosutigfeit beS 4u5oradS
,Siebbaber" beritbrte tbn lillCbt ununses
nebm. GS han0elte iicb ia jest, tuenn
9laes gut ging, tsm ben lebten Sturm Der
yiiiBsR Stuuben" oana aber Elm fur
allenlal eentlB bon aIlen aOiioitpreien um6
MtnobenteIelen oer lBsIt
Der Wlnobsutel mar iibriger8 tuIrflib
gut, uHo aud S9maIsrt eEiuieS iib NIT
ieiner Wiiiion als probat. 9iab Dreia
oiertelItunOen Ibleifte ct triumpblreno
ben GelppnfeI iii ben Saal.
yGlare BsrbdItniHe tm6 bequeme Gties
feE" nlrtnelte BaIter Bertrano Dor iirb
bin, als er aufatbmeno cer GudenIuft
entrann tno branBen iuie9er friIde Suft
IhDpfte. l)tan Iernt ilberaa stpas, nnp
lensn 9luSIprud ipoIIea bir unS mai
eIei6 aIs erlte 9ebenSrssel notireu.
gu SGule angsfomnteil, tpartete ieiner
cine lleberraibung. Gr fdnb Elm Billet
Der Irau Ntniortn Dor, nibt bIoB nit Der
beisefiigten AuSlaac, Ionoern aud init
elmer freunOLiAsn gtufforOerung, ipenn er
nihtS glnberes pprbabe, Die abenpltunz
ben oriiben susubringen.
90 oteie gtnlabung nit frohem Screen
angencmmen ipurpe, iiberlaIls ib Dem ses
ilei9ten 2eIer gu ertpdSer.
Sabre iinO felt bieier gpiIoee babinges
| idtpunSen. aamilla lit Idnsit GamtLla
Bertrand, uno cine febr stGflife 5rau
geiuoroen. gtur cine gang fIsine S6ipG6s
| bat ibrsr Weiuung na6 ibt 8oIter, er
bebauptet eine bpa9raoi9e gtnttpatbie Sc.
gen SOnoitoreiei, gu beiiBeB, uno bod
! iollte ibn, 10 meinte lie, isOeSmaI ein fol,
DIES 2ofal All bic fuse Stunpe ibrer erIten
8efannti9aft erinnern. llno tpenn ea
10 mare?
Ssrr SdmaIert 1T eessntpartig SauS.
Iebrer auf einem 8ut in Der 9tdbe; el
iuatbt It1 aber ni6ts onraus, Sltpeiler
ein paar Utorssnitunben ausSniesen, bin.
ilbsr3ursiten AZ BegtranO's s nnO Die iuns'
6rau ;I entiddpi8cn fir 5is, alnttsG Gbpfc
llaoenlaaas bes s5errn g snstDt ftuesnt I
gum siusiten 6rIbitiid cine Iafe NIT
trtnft
vSb, natiirIid, ADJ, oeritebt fid!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-01-06
Das dItefe RsgsIipieI.

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