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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24
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The New Orleans Exposition.

Persons interested in exhibiting the
various formations Of soil in their respec,.
tive localities or the deposits ofmarl,
Ignite, ores, clays, saods, fossils, etc., are
requested to send specimens of such soils.
and deposits freight prepaid to DR. W
Spillman, at the Agricultural and Me-
chanical College, Starkville, where they
will be properly classified and labeled Tor
exhibition in the Mississippi Department
of the New Orleans Exposition
These specimens will all be labeled to
the credit of tie donor and the locality
from whence sent. $ A JONAS,
State Commissioner.
We see that several Of the counties by
authority Of the Board Of Supervisors,
have appointed a commissioner or coul>
missioners to get up whatever the enters
prise and public spirit Of their people
may offer. We commend this action to
our own Board at their next meeting,
Unless it be resolved that we shall ~
there with our fingers in our mouths,
simply to cape and wonder at what our
neighbors have done.
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"CRAZY PATCHWORK,

Having a large assortment of remna It's
and pieces of handsome brocadcd silks,
satins and velvets, we are putting them up
in assorted bundles and furnishing them
for "Crazy Patchwork" Cushions, Mats,
Tides, &C.. SC. PACKAGE No. lis a
handsome bundle of exquisite silks, sa,ins
and brocaded velvets (all differently just
the thing for the most superb pattern of
fancy work Sent postpaid for Sc cents N
postal note or l>cent stamps. PACKAGE
No. 2-Containing three times as much as
package No !, sent postpaid for $1.00.
These are all Of the very finest quality and
cannot be equalled at any other silk works
in the U. s. at three times our prices.
They will please any lady. One order
always brings dozen more Ladies'
Manual of Fancy Work. with 400 illustra>
lions and full instructions for artistic
fancy work, handsomely hound, postpaid
60cis. Order now. Address, The RocH-
ESTER SILK Co., Rochester. N. Y.
May23 ST
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24
GRENADA, MISS, SATURDAY, MAY "a, 1884.
To the Electors of the Fourth Con-
gressi0naI District:

In announcing myself as an Independ,
eDt candidate, aad seeking to represent
you in the Forty-Ninth Congress, which
is to oe elected in November next, I do
so with full knowledge of the respon
sibility assumed and realizing the impor-
tance of the step personally and politi-
cally. Since 1860 only the passions Of
the people have been appealed to, and
the great material interests of the COM
monwealth Of Mississippi have been
allowed to lag behind until the fairest
and grandest Of Gods gifts have become
blighted by extreme partizanship, and
the sovereign people become the legiti>
mate pray Of few who refuse to allow
agitation, and stifle liberty of action by
requiring acquiescence in the dictates Of
convention candidates who come before
the people branded for the occasion.
Drinking from the fountain of light as
disseminated by Hamilton, Clay, Webster
and Lincoln, give my unqualified adj
hesion to the Republican party OF the
nation, believing it to be the party of
progress In everything that concerns our
personal welfare, and firmly impressed
with the belief that under its teachings
there can be built up prosperity among
our people, because of Its firm adhesion
to the grand principles of ''digniiying
and elevatipg American labor and the
protection of home industries"
In this connection I call attention to
the recent failure of the Democratic
party TO place itselfin position which
represents any principle other than greed
tor Office and its emoluments. In this
canvass aud if elected, during the term
of office Tor which this election is held, /
promise non-partizan course, except
that pledge to the people unqualifiea
opposition to Bourbon Democracy, which
has arrogaled to itself the divine right to
rule. We shall confidently hope tor and
expect the support of all the elements of
opposition to Bourbonism in the Dis.
trict, promising that in giving us their
support, they may rely upon an honest
purpose and an unquestioned integrity
Of character, which is supported by a
life residence in your midst. Should the
opposition to the Democratic party ,how-
ever, in their wisdom deem another more
worthy of their confidence, any united
action expressing this, will meet with
my cordial and hearty support And in
unfurling the banner of the sovereign
people in opposition to those who as
sumo all power individually, appeal to
all fair minded men to bare their strong
right arm for justice, honesty and right
and l throw down the gauntlet to the
Bourbon candidate, whoever he may
be, and viii at the'proper time publish
a list of appointments by agreement or
otherwise, at which division of time
will be cheer(ully accorded to the con
vention candidate. Respty'.
NJ. K. MISTER.
Grenada, May 81, 1884,
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The death Of Col. ], Fl. +. Claiborne
axes from us another of Mississippi's
Ffuest and most eminent sons. Ie died
q Y Aatchez on the 18th Of May, in the
.'lh year ofhis age Besides his splen-
aa contributions to the literature OF our
'saIe, he was a man OF wide and varied
pol'tcal information. As a companion,
'''s conversation was always genial and
Instructive. As a correspondent, his let
'sls were charming condensations Of his
%'y, iacts and speculations, and always
pleathcd tile spirit Of the truest and
yaossuest humanity. Verily,a a towering
%,nnumark ,sn Of greatness and goodness has
s,aa sllen In our midst, but not until it had
ssyvu Y ~ s,eventy-seven years as a true index
y 'ne highest and noblest manhood.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24
For the SENTINEL.
"THEY SAY"

/
That "the spirit and the bride say
come"
That the sermon at All Saints Church
on Sunday last, from the above text was
a good one.
That the bride would only have tc
hold up the spirits and give wink, to
get good many to come.
That they would come to the spirits
very quick. @
That the Bro. is good composer, and
writes we'll.
That he delivers well and effectively.
That we hope no one will take any
umbrage at our construction of the text,
That the might Thoughts" written
from Duck Hill a short time since, was q
finely composed article. NJ
That the writer scared high in clouds
of literature and history.
That several young men of this place
are wishing those Duck Hill ladies' visits
may not be like the argels'.
That we wish we were the fellow that
one of these ladies mistook. us for.
That we got q hearty hand shake BY
said mistake.
That "Adolphus" should come up and
see his darling"
That he was right about her having a
'sweet face"
That these extracts were unwilfully,
unmaliciously and unfeloniously ex-
tracted.
That We presume the new paper, "The
Graphic will be published soon, as the
press Is in po,ish, and ready for work.
That we wish it success, and hope it
may be well patronized.
That an oldinfdel at Hardy has gone
crazy--on the "They Say question.
SUB.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24

Peter Rupp, editor OF Wisconsin
hmocratic paper, was struck with light
,pp that left him, from an old uncle's
|ar'l, one million OF dollars. Oh Tor such
|Erhtning in these parts and around this
|Mce But the misfortune with us is
|hat we have no uncles, aunts, cousins
|,or kin that have any such attractive
Material for lightning to strike at, and
herefore it may play around our head
Iust as much as it pleases, provided it
hoes not come near enough to hit the
brains that we are utilizing for the bene-
Al of posterity.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24
PROVIDENCE HASH.

The matrimonial market is on the de-
cline.
Fishing parties are the order Of the
day.
William McClusgs friends say that he
is a confirmed dude.
The farmers are zone planting cotton,
and have their cotton worked over the
first time.
Mr.. Charlie james, promising young
merchant OF Elliott Station, passed here
on his way to Misterton, not long since,
Our clever young friend, Robt.Dowdlr,
is going to the Circuit Clerks office now
soon on very important business.
We are indebted to our genial frien,',
A. T. Daniel, for recent tavors, and we
not only wish him the best success, but
also that estimable lady of his.
Miss Willie James, a charming young
lady of this place, is visiting relatives
near Pleasant Grove, and we understand
that she will leave at least two sad
hearts "Over there"
The young man that saw the ''dude"
has not fully recovered yet, but goes
EARNED to the teeth"
Miss Addie Cafey, beautiful and
lovable young lady Of this place, is going
to visit Duck Hill soon. We hope her
stay there will be pleasant one.
John Bryant is going to build
"smokehouse."
We had the pleasure, not long since,cf
hearing u model sermon delivered by the
Rev 4 L Talbert, and it affords pleas
ure Is say that it was all that could be
desired in. the way OF high toned spiritu-
al food, and 1T was made all the more
impressive by being delivered by such q
generous Christian as Bro. Talbert is
known TO be.
Mrs. Annie Jackson, very popular
aud accomplished lady, is visiting rela-
tives here at present.
1t has been hinted that some one may
bristle up at some OF this "hash,' but
that won't do any good.
We were in Duck Hill not long since,
for the first time in several years, and
were surprised at her rapid growth aud
marked Improvement. Will we 20
again? Yes.
A certain young man is undoubtedly
writing too many letters, and sending of
entirely too many (personAl) "chromos,"
directed 10 Houston, Miss.
Our friend jeff Jones speaks OF visiting
the gulf, soon, on pleasure trip.
' MEMO.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24

We learn with regret, from the Carroll
Watchman, that Judge johnson. of Car
roll, breathed his last at his home on the
18th inst. He was an old and honored
citizen, who had borne many public re-
sponsiblities without the shadow OF a
wrong, Justice and honor seemed to be
the guiding stars Of his private and pub
lc lie, and these OF course brought
around him the unrestricted confidence
uthe whole people. As q member OF
lnc last legislature, he was quiet, but al
ways attentive and ut his post. When
bespoke, which was seldom, he COM
handed the attention Of the House, both
% account Of his age and what he had
msay Peace to the ashes Of good and
upright man.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24

Our friend Oliver Clifton, OF the Clar-
lion, is not only writer Of vigor and a
| we'll balanced thinker, but is social and
|senial in his manners. In his new
sphere he not only has great responsible
|aiea resting upon him, but is meeting
them as man of courage and ability.
I've hope our friend Clifton will not say
anything about the "handsomest" news
paper man in the State, (that is when
man wants to tell the biggest sort OF a
story, riding to the Asylum in the lap
Ofa lady, after having secured single
seats for everybody else. The Col. is a
ay, as well as good old Presbyterian
ponp 4.8
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24

Whereas, by IN order OF the Honorable
Board Of Supervisors passed at their reg
ular May term, A. d., 1884, r. Highgate
was employed and authorized to paint
md mark all sign and guide boardsto he
used in this, Grenada County. Now,you
are hereby notified that when needed, to
purchase the same of him, MS all Other
claims for same will not be allowed.
w H POWELL, L B TURNER,
4 President. Clerk Of Board,
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24

A war with guns is very common in
this country OF sudden passion and quick
resentment, but a war amongst Gums OF
the same family is not daily occurrence,
and yet such did take place in Monroe
county, Ca, where Willis Gum the fa-
ther and Jesse Gum the son, both fell in
love with the same girl. As was natural
the girl took more kindly to the younger
Gum, whereat the older Gum became
wroth and tried to kill his son Jesse, who
fired his gun first, which killed the old
Gum; and thus a general war amongst
the Gums ended in terrible tragedy
which the courts will have to examine
and see which Gum had the best right
TO fire upon the other Gum.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24

riany Of Gen, Grants friends in these
..,ls Are afraid that poverty may over.
[!e him in his declining days for want
Eskill to handle his own money in Wall
|I,pet, we can say to them that as Cen
|~Iof the army, on the retired list, he
In draw from the United States Treas
N $4,000 in gold, which with fine
ssdence in New York and one at Long
p,auch in the name Of his wife, he will
pable to keep the wolf from the door,
erhaps.
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E.xecutrix's Notice.

The undersigned having qualified as
Execntrix OF Thomas Strong, on
Monday, April 9Th, 1884, all creditors OF
said eslnte IRE hereby notified to present
and register their claims within the
time and in the manner prescribed by
law or they will be forever barred.
FANNIE BURT,
April II, 1884, 4w. Executrix.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24

A pleasant condition of affairs existsi in
|he good county OF Lafayette, where only
about dozen murders and assassinations
have occurred within few years. The
Falcon talks right out in meetin' and
saws, "it is becoming difficult matter
ior the State to secure conviction for
murder, manslaughter, or even homicide
lin Lafayette" But we will add, let q
poor, mean, hungry devil steal pig or
rob hen roost there or anywhere else in
the State, and the lightning u public
Justice will strike him with unerring aim.
Public justice is rapidly becoming the
faded memory OF the once firm basis of
public power.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24
Notice To Creditors.

Letters ,'f ADMINISTRATOR Cum Te>-
tap'rntu \ rex htSlts b. o. granted
o the n~tcts'aa'd, Hi".I Tie esnlc VI II
E Knox. deceased, by the Cha,cry
y 'uri nt.Irehada County. ~ The Gu,
'h,y 7 ''arcl,, 1854 Notica I, he,eu.
elsc'' osl partis haying Claims against
Sal rs'at', t" s'lit the same and nave
Ihe,nieg stored within he tine md IL
tie nnrnler pr'errii,eA d Ia or they
VIII nc forever barr Il
L. A. G KNOX.
All 5. II q Administrators.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24

I. see il stated that our present Con-
nan. H. D. Money, after his pres
h ..rm Of service expires, intends to
H.sl;sb in San Francisco a Democratic
...l Of which he is to be editor in
I,f The capital is furnished by a COM
% N Il ample means. This is Mr..
n, r',.ev,s first love, and with his present
,.svience, he will make a paper that
4, A II read all over the Union.
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Try 1t yourself.

The proof Of the puddine:is not chewing
the string hut in having an opportunity
to try the thing yourself. Brannm
Il Goodwin the druggists. has free trial
bottle Of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lnne
Syrup for each ind every one who i afllict-
ed with Coughs Colds, Asthma. Cons
sumption or amy LING affection
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24

Look through our clothing department
and convince yourself that we will give
the best goods and the neatest fits for the
least money. A Summeriield & Bro.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24

VIC Hamilton makes specially Of
ladies' misses and children's shoes.
w q Hamilton has an elegant stock o
gents and boys snirts, Collars and Cuffs
for sale.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24

All of DR.. Jackson's popular family
me,iciues me sold by Branum & Good
win
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24

JVG Hamilton's shoe store isthe place
to buy your shoes for man, woman or
child. . ss3'9'2E
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1884-05-24

Piper,Heidsick Tobacco at Mrs Loe,
wenstein's
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! Apl $. 's4i Administrators.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-01-17
(giustlanbt.)


Der ,,SeroIb" bonn SamItas i,imm
fid Die bereebene Nabe, bic beipen felt
bergen Stabtrdtbe bon unferer @ari
ais 2eute aufsupuffen, bic ftets ibr'
9Hi6t mad 9rdften setban. Wenr
bies ipirfti6 ber Sal 1T, 70 rei6en ibre
ardfte ni6t fsbr ipeit unb es III beRer,
iie beripenben iie ionittpp, alS 3um
S6aben ibrer Gpnitituenten. @dbrenb
ibrer sanSen glmtsseit bat Der llnters
sei6nefe nidt elm einSises WaI sebbrt
baB bic beiben Serren i'm Stabtratbe
mebr ais ,,Sa" Uber Stein" 8eia8t
bdtten, unb ipenn es fi4 Der Diiibe
Iobnte, 70 fBnnte man i'm Stabtratbs
9rptpfoIIe Sale senug aufiu6en, no
iie nit biefem ,,Sa" Dber ,,9lein" bis
rsft sesen bas Snterefe Der SteuersaRs
Ter itimmten. Iber es III nidt ber
Dlibe ipertb, bic beiben Serren tpsr.
ben ipeber nominirt nod ertpdblt, benn
tpsI6e 9artsi aud bisie arbeit unters
ndbme, tpiirbe bpffnunssIoS eei6lasen,
-iinb bieism 8eifo mil ii6 feline auss
isten. gli6t bic 9rabisieber, ionbern
bic Steuersabler iperben biesmal fpres
6en unb nit Iauter Stimme erfldren,
baB iie Der erbdrmli6en NiBperipaIts
uns I'M Stabtratbe Bis gum SaIfe iibers
brifii8 iinb.
SD bin nidt su 9unften beS einen
ubsr anbersn 8anbibaten, bic filr ben
i'm Selbe iinp, aber i6 bin
eesen bic beibsn fei.berisen Q ertr es
ct unierer @arb unb iperbe init aaem
gifer sesen iie arbeiten ;-unb baHelbe
ibun nod piele anbere Der biei9en
8iirser unp Steuersabler. gSir baben
unisr bisdvn gissntbum su iauer srs
IpOrben, um es uns absaunern su lanen.
Ger giii8E 81 del.
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0pu Neter8burg.

- Dim Iebten Wlontas, ben H.,
tuurbe Gin fInf Wpden alteS Sbbn6en
Der GbeIsute gcter @enbIein besraben.
gBie es i6eint baben bic gbeleute fein
9liid nit ibren 8naben, benn aIe limb
benfeIben bis iest jung seitorben.
Der GbriItian Wiusfat berlcr Iebte
@pde stpei 8inber an einem Gage,
zines i'm 9lIter BON brei Sabren unb
bas anbere l Sabr unb 0tonate ait,
-unb am lsbten Spnntas itarb ibm
fpieeer cine Todter bon 8 Sabren.
Die bret 9inoer itarbsn an Der 9ipbs
iberia. Beitere brei Sinber berieIben
6amilie Iiesen an Der eleiden &ranfs
belt barnieber unb Der 9pftor bat tpez
Mig Spffnuna bab iie seneien. Iue
Radtarn bemitIeiben' bic f9per beims
eeiu6te SamiIie.
- Gs Iiesen iibrisens bier bisIe 9ins
Der unb aud 9llte frant an peridieees
men SaIsIbeIn barnieeer, ipeI6e bieies
sabr bfters unb bartnddiser auftreten,
ais seip5bnIi6 bod fdeint bic tpirfs
Iide 9iphtberie muir in sipei Samilien
aufsutreten, nsmIi6 Musfat unb Sobn
Sell. Sin 3iuo beS lebteren bat baS
IlebcI sismIi6 itarf, bod ni6t Ieben8s
eefdbrIi6, unb babel fommt AM Diens
flag nod Der bumme Stord unb brinst
oem Sobn eine iunse Tc6ter in8 Saus,
mas ni6t nptbnenbi9 mar; lieber einen
Sobn, Ssnn nit Nlab6en 1T Der Scbn
binlan8Ii6 8eiesnet.
Der SOIepb Sell 1T aud uuf Der
8rantenIiite infcI8e elmer itarfsn gr'
fdltung.
- Der Iebte Sturm, ben mir bisi
batten, rib Sem alien @ilbelm Steir
Isin GisbauS sufsmmen unb aud elmer
SbeiI be8 auftida6tes ber gennf
8pblen 60.
-9ie S6peiter bss ipadern 8far'
rers Der 8adltsin STRIDE bat cine Gin
,abI unIerer iunsen Mdb9en in Inter
riht aenommen, UNI bieFelbeu i'm Stri
| den, S6deIn unb anberen ipeiblihel
SanSarbsitsn ;u untsrridten, mas Elm
@obltbat fur bic Mdb6en 1T.
- Die 8sIisf Seusr gompanis er
pablts in ibrer Ietten reeuIdren Ser
iammIuns foIssnbe 8samte fiir bu
, Iaufenbe Sabr:
9rdiibent, George Sarber.
@Bs graFoent, Gbas. gapit.
SbaBmsiiter, Wm. Gueel.
Sefretdr, !Gbas. @en;eI.
@ebdIfSsSefretdr, W. WiedIer.
: 8prmann, Gbas. 8ebner.
e 1. @ebaIfs.@ormann, Gbriit 9bau
). Q. 9lnt. Stumt
G6Iuu6fabrer, 5. SBausr.
+ l. SsbdIie, Souls 6ries.
$ 2. - Bm. Sdneibsr.
3. ~ Gbas. Sieber.
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Y. 9. &Dipers. 9lpothefer.

Sebar etrabe, Sernuton, pa.
Gi8enthiimet bon Boiuers' aeber 9iqen
Burm eoroiaI, aftsrtpurm.SDrep. 8auo.
UiIrm. .Bertilger. 3abnen.Sprup, 8bt;rbaliam
Lllr Suften, ertdItunsen uuo 8rdune, oeuii;tss
eminent. Samaita Sn8per, 8iebpuIuer nnb
bieIe an6ere Nrtitel, q
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-01-17
gSailile Gpnmtil.

- Der 55iabrise Sriebrid 8eters,
Der aaein in elmer berfaaenen Siitte an
Der Wlait Sope 9anbItrabe in Berlin
TpipnIbip ipobnte, ipurbe am bprlesten
Mpntag in ieiner 9iitte tobt sefunben.
Nad benz Gusiprud Der Gcroners Surp
itarb er aus Wiansel an Speiie unS
9Fs8e.
- Srau War8aretba 2ansenborfer
bon 1eras 9pipnIbip itarb am bOrIebtsn
Samitag. sic mar in 8ineen a. Rb.
1896 geboren unb fam idcn Dor etipa
40 Sabren mad amerifa.
- Mebrere ppitaliibe 8erGn6eruns
gen ipurben nsuIid in bieiem County
9ema6t. 0as Salair beS Boitmeiiters
bon SaipIep iit auf 8 100 erb6bt spors
ben; 3. 5. SamIin 1T an Steae beS
perit. Butler SamIin gum gpitmeiiter
srnannt tporbsn; Elm neues Yoitamt
ipurbe su Insels etablirt, NIT Samuel
s. an9elS ais 9Oitmeiiter.
Ser SsffsriOn 3peiS Der gteip
gorf, Safe grie unb @eitern 9abn,
reip. bic S6ludten unb Bahe, bur6
tpeI6e bieielbe paiiirt, iparen pori8en
Nitttpo6 70 burd S6nee periuebt, bab
ieber 8erfebr ftodte.
- WliIes 8. Graep, elm betannter
8ur8sr boz Sonesoale uno Sdpaser
bon 8i6tst SeeIp bon Bapne unh
8itter Sanb bon 2adananna County,
itarb am Ytittipp6 in Sonesoals.
Die .. II. $. 60. sabIte am
WontaB in SoneSbaIe, 8apmart uno
anberen Srten pberbalb Garbpnbale.
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f6einen unb bem 8erein beisutreten,
nadbsm er iib bon benz pbeH@eiasten
iiberseust bat.
NadItebenbe 9eamte ipurben spriee
@ode bon benz 8sreine neu seipdblt;
Brdiibent, 8eter 8Iein.
8ise grai.. Spbn g. Sinf.
Sefretdr. Matb. @ros.
Sdabmeiiter, Sobn Sranf.
8ertpalter, = u. Sabn, Srib Sens
ming. 8. 8eidert.
Oirisent, glnbreaS 9tuf.
Ulit benz @uuide, re6t balb cine
bdbide ansabI gutter Mii8lieter aufs
nebmen ;u tbnnen, Sei6net
Ger 8erein.