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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
RELIEVING THE POOR.
The GOOD Work stiII Goiug on vigor-
Ously.


Tho contributions received by tho relief
committee are rapidly increasing ana tho de.
mand II no less urgent.
The amount allowed for distribution In
southeast Washington has proved insufficient
TO meet the demands, aud the same Is tho case
In some other sections OF tho city.
Donations OF n number OF lonves OF bread
from Edgar Il. Harper aud 100 pounds OF
bacon from Dornin Ellis were received by
Lieutenant Greer, OF tho Eighth Precinct, last
evening.
Az a meeting called for tho assistance OF the
poor OF Israel g. NJ. e. Church, the mombprs OF
Inc church contributed 2d0ih pounds OF flour,
sugar. meat, etc, and S0.S3 In money, all OF
which was turned over TO the Missionary 30
ciety OF the church, aud Will be distributed by
them to-day at the church,. Tho following is
Moef, Rev. Alfred Stevenson, Miss A. l.. Brown,
Miss A. II. over, Mrs. Il. W. Marshall, Mrs..
Mary Rose and Mrs. Mary Stewart.
More Liberal People.
Major Dye was found very busy this morn
Ing attending TO tho distribution OF the public
charities aud receiving donations. Mr.. X.
Ross Perry stepped In and said he won't out
yesterday and collected 81 700 on tho Avenue,
between Ninth and Fifteenth streets, and he
had reason to believe that Mr.. John A. Baker
would do as well to-day. He said they could
get plenty Of money II some ono would only
keep up "a din. DR.. Pnrvls, at the Freodman's
Hospital, notified the Mayor that he had 600
pair of shoes that could be distributed among
The needy. There were ninety.eigh families
and the rest colored. Several small contriOu.
lions Of clothing and provisions were received.
Mr.. W. W. Mccullough gave four tons OF coal.
Cash Receipts for Charity Fund.
Mr.. J.. whitney, treasurer, submits tho
following report to-day: Already reported,
S3,O3o,41; from Pension ONCE, S315.55; ]. v.
N. Huyck 80, James Wormley $40, National
Safe Deposit Company 1910, National Savings
Bank $40, y. Fussel 81, ). II. Magruder So,
II. so, j. W. OMearn 81, L. +. Brooks So, D.
Loughran 81, q. q. Cornwell s25, Cash 81,
Cash ~, Thomas Russell IS, James W. Orme
$50, s. 50, D.. F.. Guy g,
H8gner $40, W. NJ. Shustor & Co. SO, @. @.
Duncanson $50, d. II. stinenetz $40, woman's
Christian Temperance Union SIG, Virginia
lady 50, S. L. NJ. 81, DR.. Brothers IS, schmed.
lie RIOS. $40, H. l.. Crawford S25, Walter Pit.
kin 500, Leon Solomon 50, August Brentano
500, Rev. II. A. Gross SO; total, $3,7df.96;
subscriptions unpaid, 500.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
Report of the Proteus Court.

The Proteus Court OF Inquiry, after sos
sion OF several months, has submitted to tho
Secretary OF War long report reviewing tho
the failure Of the Proteus expedition for the
relief OF Lieutenant Greedy and his party. The
report will not be made public for some time
and no positive information can DO obtained
as to the 1ndlngs OF the court, although 1t Is
known that tho board believe that tho disas-
ter was In great measure the result OF bad
plans and management and blames some OH.
cials or officials for,its failure.
General Hazen, Captain Caziarc and Lou.
tenant Darlington believe themselves to have
been Vlndicatod.
II Ia very probable that a naval court OF lu-
qury viii be convened to Investigate tho
course OF tho officers OF the Yantlc after tho
disaster 10 the Proteus.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
PERSONAL POINTS.
GOings and COmings "Crific" Read
ers arc Interested In.

-NlRs. LEoRA A. HALLER, of No. 1920
Ninth street northwest, died this morning,
aged 80 years.
GENERAL JOHN d. STEVENSON, Health
Commissioner OF st. Louis, and JOHN II. OVER
ALL, attorney at law, of ST. Louis, are In the
city.
CAPTAIN CHARLES d. ScHELLINGER,
OF Philadelphia, Will be In the city until Sat
urday. The Captain is one Of the best pilots
In the country, having followed the trade for
over thirty years. He is here 20 see after tho
interests OF his brother craftsmen. May no DO
successful.
Mn. ii. WHITNEY, Of the Treasury De-
partment, and three others OF the same De
partment left here to-day on the fast mall
Train via Atlantic Coast Line Chattahoochio
route for New orleans on business connected
with the subtreasury. They expect to DO gone
q couple OF weeks.
Mr.. ]. HARRIS proprietor of the Har-
fis House, rendered an elegant supper to the
eminent American comedian, Mr.. W. II. CRANE
last evening, Among the guests invited 10
meet Mr.. CRANE were the Hon. IL. f.. PAGE and
wife, OF California; Hon. II. PACHECo, of Cali
fornla; Colonel O. OGDEN, of Texas, ana Judge
WISDus, OF the Star State, and others.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
DISTRICT COURTS TO-DAY.

PROBATE CoURT-Justice James.-Wlll OF DR..
Johnson Eliot filed for probate aud partially
proven. Estate OF John J. Myers; admins
trator's bond completed, with Thomas j. Fisher
and Caleb O. Willard as the other sureties.
VIII Of John Ochsenreiter fled for probate.
Estate of Thomas Riggles; order appointing
~ a oon' Hpopnins aItinistratoI, On D9no Oh
pointing Mrs. Ellen Lawler administrators, on
bond OF 5000. Estate OF Robert j. Powell;
order appointing Francis II. Stickney aimln-
ard Vigle; inventory OF personally returned,
and citation answered. Estate of Martha
Allen Lachman; order of publication. Estate
OF James II. Ball. order appointing Joseph j.
Waters administrator, on bond OF 81 900. Is.
tate Of Henry i. Hnmmeken; claim of Henry
N. Alden for ST., 1921 filed.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18

LEEToHIA, OHIO, Jan. 1S.-Mr. Abner Lewis
was taking down n trestle In rolling.m mill
yesterday, when his coat was caught by the
shaft, which whirled him around with terrible
rapidity. The engine was quickly stopped, but
his clothing had to be cut loose with Ratchet
before he could be let down. There were tim
bers both above and below tho shaft which he
struck on each revolution. His left arm was
broken aud mashed almost to n Jelly. His
feet are horribly bruised and his recovery Is
extremely doubtful
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
Baker Pasha mud Tewfk Bey.

LONDON, Jan. 19,-Baker pasha has boon
obliged TO finally abandon all hope OF being
able 10 afford any relief TO Tewlk Boy, who,
with 1000 women and children on his hands,
is still brGvely defending Slngat, whore he Is
besieged, with only 400 soldiers. He esti-
mates the rebel forces surrounding Siugat At
$4,000, and the forces between Suakim aud
Berber Mt 100000 Towflk Bey believes It
possible, according to his last dispatches, to
hold out little longer, but Baker Plsha does
not EXPECT 10 be able 70 aid him.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18

Representatives Clardy, Long and Davis, OF
Illinois, who compose the subcommittee Of
the House Committee on Commerce, To which
was referred for consideration the question OF
adopting measures of retaliation against clun.
tries which prohibit the importation OF Ameri.
can hog products, yesterday decided 81 report
fayorahly 10 tho full committee tho joint reso.
luton OF Representative TOwnshend author.
izing the President 10 adopt rotaliatory meas.
ures during the recess of Congress- by prohih-
ting tho importatlontfrom Countries which
exclude the American hog OF alt products
which, upon the adWceof experts, no shall be
satisfied are inIutioutes tospublic healLhss
Reduced,$2O oyersQstfto M6. EIseman, 7 4 E..
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
Rine nand.Sewed shoes
pMN f.ackawnnna Eomcr to TermS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Tho notice TO shippers
by Commissioner Fink that the lines west OF
Buffalo would not accept bills OF lading Is
sued by the Lackawanna Railroad, brought
the latter 10 terms yesterday. Word was re-
ceived In the forenoon that the road would
enter tho west-bound pool and leave tho ques-
tion OF percentage 10 be settled by arbitration.
Instructions were at once sent out suspending
the order cutting on the Lackawauna. Com
missioner Fink and President Sloan are TO
have a consultation to-day. In submitting the
matter TO arbitration, Commissioner Fink Will
name one arbitrator, President Sloan another,
and the two arbitratorB third.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18

WATER VALLEY, MISS, Jan. 1S.-Yestorday
at Dallas, a few miles from here, q general
row occurred In the store OF William Hartman,
during which Evans Harmon was killed aud
William Harmon and Robert Lamar fatally
and several others seriously wounded. The
man who instigated the row and shot William
Harmon is named Bishop, who escaped UNI
hurt. Ho is being pursued, and II captured IL
is thought no will be lynched.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
The Reciprocity Treaty
nexicO.
with

The Senate spent four hours and a-half yes
terday in Executive session considering the
Mexican treaty. An agreement was reached
before adjournment that debate should cease
at O'Clock to-day and that vote should be-
taken Immediately thereafter. The principal
speeches yesterday were those OF Senator Clio.
son, OF Louisiana, opposing the ratification on
the ground OF injustice TO the sugar interests
OF his state, and OF Senator Miller, OF New
York, fayoring ratification,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
The Kentucky Senatorial squabbIe.

caucus at Frankfort has taken 33 ballots with
no choice. The last ballot resulted as follows:
Williams, 81; Blackburn, 45; Sweeny, %.
Mass meetings were held In Louisville TO in
struet two representatives to change from
Williams 10 Blackburn. one OF them obeyed
Instructions, the other refused. break Is ex-
Dected to.day.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
Pnner VIII Rurned.

LocRPoRT, N. Y, Jan. 1S.-About o'clock
this morning tho paper mill belonging to
Brown & Peterson, and located on the Elgh-
teen Mile Greek IN the northern part OF the
city, was entirely burned. Tho loss Is esti.
mated at $4,000, mostly covered by insurance.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18

Those who heard Senator Edmunds' talk be.
fOro the Committee on Postollcee and Post
roads yesterday arc pretty sangulne OF the
success OF postal telegraph bill az an early
day in this session, Senator Edmunds says he
has Investigated the subject carefully, aud has
no doubt of the constitutiOnality OF tho propn-
sltlon. He is tirmly against the purchase OF any
existing lines, but fayors tho continuation, Mt
the expense OF the Government, OF q trunk line
system OF telegraph. Tho fact that Western
Union stock went off thFse points yeAtetday
was commented upon olAlloraoly pT3'states.
men today. S..sstfa1eN
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18

delightful social was given by Mrs. Nettie
Sanford at her residence, 1126 street north
east, last evening. Mrs, Sanford was assisted
by her daughter, Miss May, and an evening
OF genuine pleasure ana sociability was GU
joyed, An excellent literary and musical pro.
gramme was carried out, ana refreshm ents
served TO about eighty. Among those present
were Representatives Struble ana Holmes,
Hon. Tim Brown and daughter, OF MARSHALL.
Colonel Gran, wife and daughter, uaptaIn
Peacock and wife, Mrs. Colonel Classic, Dr..
Fenno, Captain j. p. Reed, Mrs, r. l.. McCreery
and daughters, Captain W. Il. Spencer and
wife, Judge Hickenlooper and daughter, and
Miss Beattie. Iowans always receive hearty
welcome at the home OF this hospltable lady.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
Explosion in a Powder MiII.

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 1S.-An explosion oc.
Cured last night at the mills OF the Consum.
ers' Powder Company, about nine miles from
this city. All tho buildings, eight In number,
watShman, the only person about the place at
NIGHT. wnS Killed.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18

Old Prob. has iesued an oillclal pnofamation
to theefrect that tho winter solsQQHS only about
warm and comfortably adkJRhe propretors OF
the Misl, Store, at tiie QSe6er ofTenth and I
streets, have 1ast anl&Rhced that they will
clothing for men, Ngs anfehlldren at so cts.
on the dollaEHhink Of VI Mems hand
some a51herSofore sold at $40 can now
BIO bought tQpS5, so for a fine SIS over
coat. Reaoetions similar to the above made on
all othePgoods.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
mat the Metropolitan Industrial
Ieague Wants.

The Metropolitan Industrial League OF New
York held a meeting yesterday and appointed
a committee ON National Legislation, consist
Ing Of thirty members, who are TO meet at the
Arlington Hotel, in this city, on the 23d In
slant, to walt upon the Commerce, Ways and
Means and Postoflice and Postroads commit.
tees OF the House OF Representatives, ana the
Finance and Commerce committees of the
Senate. This committee is 70 oppose all legls
lation in favor OF free ships or FREQ materials
for shipbullding, and advocate only such q
policy as will revive American shipping In the
foreign trade, IN vessels to DO built, owned,
manned and onlcered by American citizens.
The committee Is instructed TO advocate the
repeal OF all informal taxes, and such re-
adjustment OF the tariff OF 1888 as would give
suflcient protection 10 American labor en-
gagged In the production OF wool and the manu-
facturo OF worsted goods, tin plate, cotton-tIes,
wire rods, burlaps, etc. Among the members
OF this committee are John Roach, j. Is. Hous-
ton, Sidney W. Rowell, John f.. Henry, George
W. QuintGrd, Smith NJ. Weed, OF Plltsbusgh,
and II. O. Calklns. -.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18

WASHINGTON, D, O., May 10, IS5lls-I'
GENTLEMEN.-Havingb been q sufreIefnfor a
long time from nervous prostratI QRkdnd gem
erRl debility, was advised tasrt Hop Bltters.
have taken one bottA, aRQfhave been rap
idly getting better eveketA6e, and think II is
the best medicine I,es~ uSed. am now gain
and was in despair unNl I'trled your Bittors,
am now MI, able 10 Ngo about aud do my
own wQrlG Before taking II was completely
proslsefted Mrs. MARY SrUARr.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
UADERTAKERS.

ADDISON Day,
PRACTICAL UNDERTAKEN ANDCABINEr
MAKER.
aheedy.made Collins, Caskets and shrouds, No.
S Sul i's ST., corner of O q. W, Branch Store 81
r masS; aye. a ". Orders promptly executed at
IehsOnhbie rates. hBtf
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18

Peter Bostlck and Amanda Reed,
clinton Nichols, OF this city, and Katie Miles,
OF Richmond, Va,
John W. odrick, OF Fairfax County, Va, and
Ellen L. Green, OF this District.
Matthias Artweer and Mary A. Lein. EGD rs
Miles Simmons and Ellen Brook.
william Il, Thomas and Catherine +. MAY
we'll,
shtrt2 DoRRNgP
equal TO new III hf0<Ban'e steam laundry
Lowest prlCeaslsWM
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
Native wina.sass

Tho pure native WING, yal1fch manufacture
myself Is pronounGeefy ysicians the purest
wine TO be estrengthens and gives ap.
petite. Gsttfht Chr. Xander'e, No. OIL Sew
enth slrsct northwest.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18

MR.. r. b. HAYES, os Lewiston, Me-, is
In tho city on visit and 10 stopping Mt his
sisters, Mrs. AMOS HADLEY, 1926 Eighth
street northwest.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
R. F. HARVEY, UNDERTAKEN.

,S2l ELEVENTH. STREET NORTHWEST.
The PUBLIC - respectfully notified that am no
longer al SSz g., but on Seventh street n. W.
MAKE no mistake. II ". HARVEY,
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
r r. COLDwELL,
-. Real Estate Auctioneer, -.
No. 1922 r st. nslst

TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLl1 ~.
h9 S oN MNAsSAGHUsET Ts ATk VI H@
By virtue of deed of trust, dated Ifshuary 2, A,
y isss and recorded IN ioer $50, i2is a9o, Ct seq
default being made In paymeIi}of Indebtedness
secured thereby, BY written stfhcst Of tlf party.
the prcmisss, ", the hlghexf bldder. Oh SADUR.
Jay, ~. ~ day Of Es,8uary, a. A. IN; ati
teen kyf(kBfleen u5ltShd slyenpn usJS1n SNuare
o9yRalsand one hysdred Idol
nj Gbef cent, ssSnrcd by n deeiL6f trust on said
properly, iftksterms OF sale &e, not complied
with within IN t1O) days from day OF sale the
trustee rosfve the rgt 10 resell the property ut
The rits 9S6 cost q the defaultlng purchaser. A
deposit a tiO0 will be required when bid IL &c.
ccrtedf1nAll conveyancing and recording at DUR.
chnsqpb cost. MADISON WHIPPLE,
ipihsTt Trustee.
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EDUCATIONAL.
~ ~NN~~NNNNNNNNNHN-NNNNNNNNN
WASHINGTON SCHOOL


WASHINGTON SCHOOL
OF PHoN0GRAPHY andTYPEWRITING.
Glasses in Pitman's System each evening 1t G3l
Glass low forming in Graham's system.
DS7 / Street Northwest.
spl2 j. A, WHfTCoMB, Principal.
CPFHCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LIN
y coin Hall building, corner Of Ninth and ID
sions. Complete in its arrangements for training
sons and daughters, and men and women tor sells
support and real life. Students received every
month In the year. Scholarship for year. from
terms by menth or quarter, or for year by install
mens. Circulars mailed on application;
HowEs BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5l7 9TH
II ST.. has the best business penmanship aud
taught without text books, enabling scholars 10
gain more practical knowledge and learn in less
than half the usual time. Business course In
bookkeeping, penman9hlp, arithmetic, spelling
and correspondence, % a month, sl2 for three
months. Howe's rapid business penmanshp
alone, ~
TNIHE BOYS ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL
Il High School, j. W. Hunt principal, COM
the north session room OF DR.. sunderlan i's
Church, 41s st. N. W. Instruction thorough. Its
pupils, as n rule, take high rank In the collegei,
Government schools and universities. Address
for circulars, testimonials of patrons or an Inter
view. seIu
VUNHE NORWOOD INSTITUTES.
l. A SELECT BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL
for young ladies and children. Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
d. Cabeil' Principals i2l2 aud 1914 18th at. "A. w.
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE STUDIES AND
~ shorthandj 18th year; JAMES CORRIDOR,
private tutor. Emerson Institute, 94 18th street
northwest aug2stf
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
CoIInsneNaI6 ours
The Exclusion of the American Hog.

at Morgap,sskrs6Afi laundry, SIT NlntA street
pQrthsfsst. lowest prices.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
Blankets CIssaea
..Essfssmnds on Postal FeIegraphy.

n tho most satlsracfogKssAab ner at Morgan's
steam laundry, ,JsaF'Smtn street northwest
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
WANTED-ROoms.

W4NTED-Rooms.
fNNNNN'N NN-sNN'-sNNNs NN.NNfe0e0NNNNHfNeN
wv ANTED- ny A SMALL FAMILY WITH.
w out children, three unfinished rooms Tor
light housekeeping ADDRESS, stating terms, Per.
mAnent Tenant. 10ll 10Th ST. n. W. ial7.3ta
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
WANTED HeiD--FemaTe.

Advertisement OF Three lines under THU
Inserted three times for 25 cents.
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.,-sTIfE sTOCKuoLDERS

GIG r Street NorthWeSt.
Furnished rooms for rent.
yTNHE LoCHIEL, 5l2 NINTH ST. N. W.,
Il with pleasant rooms good board at reason
able rates, IN commended to permanent and
transient boarderB. aug1l-ti
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-01-18
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE IN
NA large and small amounts.
Prompt attention. -
jab-lm b. II. WARNER.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-01-02

9lncp1nz Sni ititut hNrb cine 5u erri6te,1oe
@etperbez@6ltle er,peitert lperbeu mii0e,
oob Ser Gtaot fiir quite littlibe 8ilbnn9
eine 8elobnung CHS leben uno buB bei ber
Sc>pcrbrng l1r2> 5Gul5eugniiie n1e0r allf
Den littl;d)en G;1arafter ais ouf Sic Sci
lte5Id0tSfeiteu be5 8eloerbers 0elebeu
peroen lollte, 6uB Sic 9eranbil6lng Ser
Iarbisen Gd);;ier bie Grrid)tuug bon
GonntDz2c1rari;alten fit farbige 2ebrer
er3e;lcbe lnb oo5 Sic l}ebcrId)ijiie bcs
Slnoesldabe3 5ur Ger,nil,beruns Bet erz
ltDrcferoen llalpi|lenbeit in ben Gleme''=
torzGdulfsunt,,i1len in1 Guoen uuo gScz
1ten per>uenoet loerbeu lollteI.
s. Sa6oo Gitr, Diili., IS. Sec. 5itIz
tcr u2pnd)", t3eute s(beno 9e9el, Z llbr
erId;;ener 200 @e'oaiI11ete uor ocm Gplnz
tD3sIdn3nib un1 teaeDrten ginloB. 9o
a2ioerltano peyyebli5 9elue|en ,uare, 10
lpnroe ibnen llitbts in ben @e9 sele9t
Ser gelueb gait Sen M}5roern ser &C.
briioc: poiey nao oes Sasper 9eic1p(s:
&obert @'uay5;a, aNicaiu9 Starter nNo
99iGorb Gibbs. &arter llno Gtpa95e
>puroen se5dnst:. oer eine on oen 3aau
bcs Sc iau9n!E5rfe5 uno ser anoere AT
ei''sn aus Der Mouer beruorrogel1oeu
BaNeu. Gibbs, oeHen 3elle Sic 9idtber
nic5t 5u DHnen per1no9ten, lDuroe rl1o1=
Ien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1884-01-02
81 1t $la1t0 >.

T Sn Wilr5buc9 1tarb tir5aeq elt rel
der &leioerpdnbter uub Ii1fsrlieb Elm
Germ09en bon 1sscbr ol5 1 Mi(t!uuen.
Sci oer Urblbaft sz&oliitdtiruna entoed~
te Nun 6a5 stsutas1t, baS ser ssri i!orbez
lie beoel1tenb ,@enigcr al 1iinfblnalell Def
larirt batte, c(s CT ,pirtI!tb 1be7aB, unb
5a6,,rb eiIe '5etrdcbtlide Gteperent5ie<
.b1ns iid gu GebuIben funlnelt IjeB. Die
(:r6en mi;iiit,e:1u11 circa 100000 N!arf
5trafe uno> Gtcuerna6jaDlun9 eiiten.
81 lin6 mir 1T 2(merifa bo9 vbeiiere
Men11en".. Dei !lns leijtet mat feine.
yab5ablrugr 1oeoer le6eno ro9 toot.
(??)
+ Su Gavm lta6t nabn1 ant 6. De5. BET
nit @pannung ertuartete Pro5eb ge9en.
Sen G6jdbrieen &entner Mar1 266 Gus
@orm5 lpegen Guders 1eil1en AnTang.
Der Nn9eTla9te, tuel@er bereits rsm
Wfain5er. 2anogeridt 5I u Sobren e5ez
fdn9nib un5 5000 Mlart Gel61 1trafe per-
urt5eiit 'rorben lpar, muBte 1i9 hum
5tpeiicn Male peranttporten, tpei( bns
,Rei6s9eribt jeue5 @rtenntniB NH, Der.
M0tis1rrng aufgcboben batte, oaf BOB
nur 1pesen 9ewerbsmdBiaen Wuebers
perurtbei1t lei, ,pdbreno er m0eli@eruei=
le audi bes (baa StrofmaB ite,9ernoeu)
getpobnbeitsn1dbi9eu Bu9ers i9ulbi9
iuare. Sic 8erbonoluns, BET tuel9er 20b
onfan3s bartnddis jeoe 2(ustudt pertpeiz
serte, lieferte bereits am er1en Gage Ben
8epeis BON BET Sdulo 6es: 9lngeflastea
1T n.ebreren eflata1ten GaQen. @u bat
sr elmer in 9eotb 9eratbenen Witt!pe @elo
a,lf Wedlel du II psf. BEL por6erigen1
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