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The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-13

The Parisians appear to be as m,icn
v;ctimized with authorizations in food as
residents of New York. The Municipal
Laboratory of Paris tested q number o.
food articles recently with the following
resrllts; OF GIL wines tested SO were re-
ported good, of.19 yinegars 4 were goodl
of II waters 5 were good, Of AZ samples
of milk 259 were good; OF cofiees, teas
etc. IA samples out OF % passed muster
and ths list might be extended.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-13

In warm weather feed fowls principal
lv on oats, or varieties of food contain
ing but little fattening properties Most
if not all of the ailments OF poultry may
he traced to errors in their diet, the
water they drink, or the filthy condition
of their houses.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-13

Water lilies can be grown in gardens,
Put them in large holeless seed pans
eighteen inches in diameter. These
mans are half filed with rich compost,
Then filed with water, the bulbs being
act in the centre. Water lilies may be
aas;Iv cultivated in this way, either IN
tba i,, Greenhouse or out of doors.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-13

Plants that have been kept dry a1K.
ing summer. Intended loz Nia[aE ,lalseEz
ing. should Sc ~ eked more Ises ss'st'k
ae aoon as they start INTO 1kQs g & ~. .'.'.
growing vigorously they
.z.ee 81 q saucer filled
9. eiI Tunes rule c |6z 1o1I.z
.eaIfa g comparatively s|66 pots
e 1ez are 81 y H<1se |'
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-13

1t is best to feed young stock frequent
", instead of too much at single meal
as they often gorge when very hungry
and oyerfeed themselves, which Is In
| iurious
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-13

4 countryman while iG city saloon
hard the telephone bell ring, when the
clark rif.,l went to the telephone and began 60
eo1eyse coo with somebody in loud voice IN
the German language. The countryman
onened ore his mouth vide, then turned 70 z
civ gentleman at the same table ana
aid ssThat IS. the FIRST Dutch telephone
lev, 7 ever heard The city man told him
he had one at his house that CHINA
= - an ~ could talk through, and the coun'
trvnaan was amazed
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-13
THE CLARION.
es or SUBSCRIPTION.

olE TEAE' - i %
.r,rs Noy1H-','''''--'. -. 2 90 %
sil-@- .to,,Id be rlade by postoffiee order
Ezalii,a-,,,-s r4a be obtained, or by registered
sass ne ftFl entrusted 10 the mails in the ordinary
s.2i -s.'ss..ars viii not be responsible Tor loss
rlJ ize - = send each subscriber notice
Is ouI - and shall feel obliged for prompt
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-13
C1nhning rates.
=. ...s.az. s.5 t.1., q q. .,..,. .e. es-
Ad,ertisImg Rates

y 3, " " N. b N. Is N. liz,
sraeE. 50. W " ! - i-~-i-[-I -
-. .sfli:i - q % g % > 0y.s5 90. II 50i20
J ~. = 3D. % uJ 4 90. > o.. 9ojli bJ.z9 VOl3g
-ol l5. 90. 50 y sole O0s39 O0lI0
t. +; 9l. : oslo o. III coz 00 IS 00I50
nm. aatIa 00.l2 50 20 O8' 30 OOl45 0Ol 65
...fg 14- - O0.iJ % 25 0oi35 col SC O0is
80 IA 0O' Il 50fS2 a0i 10 OOjGe 90 80
4t,} -aif7 - - 0.35 90. 70 90. .65 OO90 % lac
Hat -, , r, go 50 0Oi IS 90 50 90 100 150 I250
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-13

ets an known New York caterer
Charles 1elnloQieoI did not sss.est e. e.
.i..,.'s ssssS;iz 81 ki5 blisi6s had EHt.
~ boiling water. ls eeEsk !. g
- s,|.si 7fssh ua1sf Inta 4 neAs ketss
sISsssIv cutie warn ard setting e
s.sieE q boiling quickly. ana zae.
- e S.si,f 81 for use = teN kQ'.e9' g
s'a's l.fS i IS speile'l, to e
+ Ia6sn 1n. $ .1.eI 1,.e e
81 ne good NaleE sSf
and s |4t 41 81.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1884-08-13

Atlanta. aeoSeia. IS to have = laEse
,,;Il for the manufacture st peanut
.s..se eanr THE kernels Of the peanuts aAs
- .sss,.nd ,... between ordinary mill stones,
~ he aour Is .bolted q s.ilsa
~. shraurh wirs slsyel il order that eil tne
shucks. and coarse sllafP pieces nay =
renewed. The relnse-d = ny e 81
-rsslled.-makes -sieIs. excellent food for pig
ss,d Is very fafteniag. There e one ee.
tsasgan however. 70 peanut Hour q
sssesl 5 ..Iiat. Il s Ferg injurious 70 the
fes1h causing them e tnTa yellow ane
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04

A committee was appointed to procure
the publication Of these resolutions in the
Cincinnati Enquirer and Columbus Staies-
man, but both Of these journals declined to
publish them, and they were sent to the
Pittsburgh PA Poa, n Democratic paper,
which published them in its issue Of May
I, 1868. Al III. CARO-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
sIn.HESpRic,Ks.

An Outline Sketch nf His Record rs . Public
Mnn-Tnrt hut True.
Cinciaau.i Commercial! Gd;d,e.
Hendricks, twenty-five years ago, want
ed !"thc smutty old tyrant ut Washington
tmeaning Lincoln) hurled ont Of political
existence. .sgt q. Y
Hendricks, twenty years ago, wanted
tho Northwestern States 10 flock by them
selves md set up an independent Govern
,nent.
Hendricks, twenty years ago, wanted
the Proclamation Of Emancipation taken
back. rs, !,
Hendricks, twenty years aso, indorsee!d
tho platform pronouncing tho war iail-
ire. md wanted peace at any price.
Hendricks voted against the Thirteenth
Amendment, abolsling slavery.
Hendricks voted against the Fourteenth
Amendment, comforting citizenship on the
freedmen, and prohibiting tho payment
of rebel debts
Hendricks voted against the Fifteenth
Amendment, granting tho suffrage to all
citizens, irrespective OF race or previous
condition.
Hendricks voted against the civil rights
bill. VA
Hendricks voted agaist tho rcconstruc.
ton Of the Tl,irty-seventh Congress.
Hendricks voted against tho admission
OF Colorado rs State.
Hendricks voted against tho admission
Of Nebraska. o
lie was simplya negative upon every
war measure and every step taken IN the
process Of reconstruction. a's
lie encouraged the people not TO yolun.
tccr for the war. lie encouraged them to
resist the draft, II not actively ut least pas.
sivcly. lle encouraged tho spirit which
the holder rencgadcs organized into the
Knights Of the Golden Circle, to cmbarrass
the Government. .i,:
His failure to iorcsee the inevitable
showed him deficient in the sagacity Of n
statesman. Ills failure to loyalty stand by
the Government in its peril showed him
deficient in the qualities OF n patriot.
Ills whining efforts to get away from
and conceal his unpatrotic record show
him wanting in manliness and courage.
He would sneak into office on false pre-
| lenses -" 10. ..t us s- =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04

. q To-. .. u . =.
added TO bis wise and able presentation 81
the tariff question, both as a principle o.
acting and policy to be pursued tor our
industries. At that time the South was
the friend OF protecuon, because ~ was
believed that by building up cotton indus.
tries in the, South, a home. market might
be created for all It's trade.
The invention Of the spinning jenny,
and the firm establishment oil enslayea
labor, soon demonstrated that cotton would
be ultimately the great staple oil that Sec
ton, and that cotton could not DC mann-
featured into salablc fabrics by slave labor;
and TINT u protective tariff would not
cheaper the material which entered into
preparing 1t for the market. Hence the
South gradually became free trade" rs
the necessity was created Tor markets Tor
tho raw material. Tho North, on the other
hand, becoming more and more n manu-
featuring people, and less and less depend
cnt upon sca.iaring and commerce LOT '"c
maintenance OF Its people, became US
gradually protection" IN It's f'o'tey. ny
wisdom Of Mr.. Hamilton was Verliiea III
tho experience worked out ny Northern
manufacturers.
1t is singular fact that after n century,
the South is again becoming protection IN
tendency, md New England IS US gradual.
ly becoming free trale. VIC nave heAra
II stated by gentlemen VINO contributed 10
tioffamingoft the Chicago Republican pat
form, that in the committee n sentiment III
favor OF considerable notifications OF inc
tariff came from New England manniac-
turcrs. They gave rs n reason Tor their
position, that under the era and regime Oh
protection their plants were SO lnlly eslap-
lishcd, their trade so widely diversified
and extended, that they could compete IN
the markets Of the world on the basis oil
free trade; and the only advantage Il pro-
tectye tariff was 10 them, was to enable
them to give higher wages to their en-
ploycs. Beyond this they had no interest
in the tariff question. In fact they wcre
not interested in building up, In the South
and elsewhere, comparative industries
which would certainly be the case II pro
lection was the policy OF the country.
Up to the time OF the organization oil the
Republican party the interests oil the man
uiacturer alone were considered in Tho
discussion OF the subject, both IN and Out
OF Congress, and the legislation iiad on the
subject looked only to his interests. Now
the Republican party not only conserves
the interests OF the manufacturer, bn
pledges itself to look after the interests
OF the cmp!oyc MS well. The old Wing
party, which was the champion OF protec
ton, never thought OF the laboring man
Now this is all changed under the nd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
AIutllGrN.

II you arc failing; broken, worn out and
nervous, use "Wells' Health Remover"
ST., Druggists, E=.Tlg -f.a MA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
PERSONALS.

Lieutenant Greedy shook about the voy-
age is to be published In London and In
America on the same day.
A writer about Darwin asserts his inter
est in Americans, and his enjoyment Of
the caricaturcs in Ranch ut his expense.
Lester Wallack's hair is now almost
snow-whitc. His theatrical seasons have
been short ones for the past few years,
and this winter he proposes to do less
work than ever.
The Rev. DR.. I.orimer, Of Chicago, has
entirely recovered from the attack which
at one time threatened an impairment OF
his mind, and lie is preaching in his
church again.
W. W. Corcoran, Of Washington, has
given for public purposes not less than
100000, besides $l,000,00O devoted to
charities, and he has left ut least Sl0,000,.
900, MS he is the largest real estate owner
in Washington.
Mr.. Sardou isl busy man just now.
After n morning OF busy work at home he
goes 10 Theatre Franchise to superintend
the rehearsal OF his lies Pattes dc
Mauchc." At three o'clock he runs to
the Porte st. Martin to look after his
"rhcodora,' and ut six o'clock walks
home to dinner L4 -
A neat little story is told OF Marshal
Won Moltke, illustrating his love for
flowers. The other day lie left Ragatz,
in Switzerland, with large bouquet. At
the Austrian boundary the officials re-
fused to pass the bouquet oil account OF
the phylloxery quarantine, whereupon
the General changed his route and took
another railway,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
Ole |! ,Qttt I !.
wuErLIN0, W. VA, OCTOBER 4, 1884.

53' Published daily Sundays excepted by 3
lFREw, CAMPBELL& HART, Props,
Al Nos. % aud q Fourteenth street.
~ Terms or DAILY.
Ono copy one ycar...sS o0 Three months..".n 90
Blk mediterranean. l % One inonth...".". %
Delivered by carries IN e!.y. lie per week.
TERMS OF sEsllwEEKLf. aI...
Ono year. % SIX months..""".sl 10
Ei4s TERMS OF WEEKLY. .
One ycar............. .....si 60 Six nonths"". %
4 Great reduction TO Clubs, Send for Mn'plc copy
aid eIfeaiaH address
fREw, CAMPBELL. Il HIATT,
.t$st .".I'Es. Wheeling, W. Va.
\ tIncrd nj the Itstoi'lcO at Wheeling ". Va, ns
klrnniL.ClMkS Mlttcf.l ---- -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04

IN hundred Of instances where Hot
Springs and other treatment failed to cure
scrofula and syphilitic disorders, the suf-
ferer has sought and found a cure in Dr.
Gnysott's Yellow Dock and sarsaparilla.
1t cnriches tho blood, strengthens the
urinary and digestive organs, and quickly
removes MI indications OF i'll health and
blood disease, from n pimplc to running
sore, from headache to rheumatic pain.
Its superiority over NIL other blood puri-
ters and strengthening medicines is nd.
mitted by all who test Its curative effect
and influence. n 'l5iss ti' ID {. Z. DAw ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04

nAYDEN-pAul.L-In Philadelphia, on Thurs.
day. September - 1881. by Rev. George A. PAUL,
Insisted BY Rev. J. addison Henry. D.D., Dr. ". ".
Kev Alfred Pull, Of philudelnhIn ~ n -
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aJe,u Advertisements.

vX7ANTED-A GOOD sCOOK.-THE
w highest wages paid. Apply at osa MAIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-10-04
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

'slE ron SHERIFF,
r. Wy FRANK JOHNSON.
CLERK oY THE CIRCUIT COURT,
..5-- CHARLES s. HOWELL.
cl.HnY OF TIE COUNTY COURT,
ser v. NEWT. LYNCH.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOSEPH D. E!SOS.
ASSESSOR, CITY DISTRICT,
FRED. ROLLER.
AssEspH, COUNTRY DISTRICT.
.F.' VIZ. A. MCCOY.
.f COUNTY SURVEYOR,
CLARENCE K. LAIRD.
HOUSE or nHiEdATES,
j. y. DOVEEER,
A, G. +. FHELlSG,
.-.rg !. BARKER.
Co1- ". 3. CURTIS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-09-03
Sie 9ittsburaer interuGtipnale
&fTdfre.

4ttteburg, Benni., 2. September. -
9te CiiBisue &orreiponbeuj 3uiidsu Dem
DfreitiiGsn @sIan6ten uuO bem Staatsie=
fretGr Sreliusbupieu riffhtIt1 Der SluS.
lung bes BOIi5stGefS Brauu, pelder Den
6oniul Sdamberg 81 3ntugsn iuGte, Ote ;ur
gbre bss 9eburtstageS bss aatiers BON Def
rttd sntfoltete 6ouiularflagge etnlu3teben,
murbe gsfisrn GbsnO ipdt bonn @Ouusrusur
Yotttion benz Rancr Sutton iiberiunot. Die
fer bat iebod3, oa er ntd1t tn Der Staot mar,
ole ote Gffairs fG eretguste, tetue oifiteIls
GaGridt BON Der Safe. BOltjetdsf Braun
In lett abpeien0, bod tpiro bic Iugslegeu.
bsit icfort uadl istusr 8iidtebr gebIbrsuo In
@rmdsung ge;rgsu mer6eu. Sc beiBt, bab
etue 6OlRdnOtae GrfIdrung iiber bts Ebats
laden uub sine ,binreidenbe @enustbuuug
aeGtbeu merbeu ielleu. yia9 Der 4ngabs
3roun's ift Die qou3e 4ffatre boourh peranz
left tporbeu, bnB ROniul Sdambsrg ii5
brIfete, er rperbe einen 9egeufano ausb6u=
ger, nsI6su Braun ntdt i'm Staube istu
nsros, III eutfsrueu. @r (8rauu) babe ut9t
bic abfdt ssbubt, bic SIagse Ober OsFreta
Al btleibiasn.
Ste BOIi3ei=&Ommifftou bsIt beute abeuo
eine Stsuna unb gelaugte III benz ShIuIie,
eaB bic WPabnabme beS BoIisetdefs Sropn
auf sinem Wiibuerfanbniffe Der Ssrttaasz
aeIete bsrubts. Gin 8sI&lus purbe au9sz
uommen, tpsIGsr bgn Dionor eriubt, Sen
Boli3sidef 3u tnffrutreu, ft4 BET Dem Souiul
-, enff6,uIhinpu
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SER, .aanrE.r pnhridtet.

0ep gort, 2. September. - Coroner
91ebiniou Don Song. Sslaubz&ttp ldrteb beute
on Sri. Dora Bod, Ghpsifsr Oes Soloateu
9a1l 6eiurtd1 Scd (,6sur9O, ouB fe, i'm
Sole fe nuf Der gusgrabuug Der usbsrrefe
ibres grnsers bEfebe, bic @rl1ubutB oss
&risgsbepurtements Ermtrteu MULE.
Ste Circumference @ommifdre babeu
bem golsttcr Ro5ertIen bic gttttbsilung uOa
BEN 8orgeben Der s8hite'Star'Gtuie" ee'
madt, neIhe 315 Bnfiagtere aue Gnglaub
mitaabm, BON bensn 200 tetue Dttttel batten,
tbren Bsfitmmuuasort 81 erretheu ooer NIT
ibreu 8efauuteu ,u uertebren ober itt por
8etrngsrn III bitten. Dem S9asamts Se=
frstGr tf btsruOu YttttbstlHHS geHa4t NOR
eeu.
Der 8au.guutrattor Samt. 2opoeu,
oil Der @effs A. 5traBe mobnbaft, EutrO ett
tem q. anguf permtBt. Gr nGbm aues
@eb nit, lpas sr ourd 8Or9ea ooer auf irz
genb stre auOere g8sfe aut6Gtngeu fouuts.
Ste Don ibm suriidgeIaiieuen S4uIOsu psrs
ban uuf $4,000 gsiaast.
-Gts ,grie 9ubu" bat ofie1eu Rrteg
osoen bic ,@raEb Erunt Sabu" ertIdrt.
Su 8irsau Der ,8abnih, Bacific" puroeu
bsute 8tlete radl ct 2euts iir SIT per.
Pouft, uuo bet ben ,9calpers" nareu 8ilete
uad Gbtcaao fir $l4 bis $16 gu erbalteu.
- Gin @naBeubabupagsoa Der @ruub
froBeu 2iute coQtotrte beute NIT etueu
2Eaggon Der ySscoHez Anenue R. u. Co."
Bic BaiTagtere alsrlnbsr Us. Smttb, Dtag
baIeue Smitb, Beu. SstoeL Solomon ShO1
uno SeEe 8, Singer purbsu UeElsst.
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serm tslsaraggtisae 9sBsiafS



Die DIginFH4foctottou" sr5huste &c.
Rfru tbrs 5a9resusriammIuug tn PbIlaosIs
fbtG.
49, sic .8ritiidJe tpiHsnihaftltde 4foclas
iiCu, UdGe in ySouireal II StB1ug war,
pt5O fd beute oertagsn.
- Ser. gCgau bet fd mad Ula6tIou,
gBiec, begsbsu, mn bsm bsuts bort luiam
maltrstenbsn rspu5Itiauiiaeu Staats SOus
0.nt bci3umobuEu.
- Die 8emofrnter bOu Connecticut bteI.
ten gefarn threu 5tauiesGOuUsut gu Qarts
fnr0 uuO fis1tsu Elm Staat9ttdet nit BEN
Gouoarutur gBaggr al b.r 5ptBe auf.
- @ouUsrReur &legGlauO piro an na4
Zen SCuntagg.Gbtub oOu AIbQug nab 81
mira, RzY, abreiieu, um Der borttgeulanOz
pirtbidnftlihsu gusfsuuug bsi3uUObneu.
& Der geferu tn Concord abgtbaltaue
rcputliicuiiae Stauts &onoeut OOu ytsms
Sampi6tre rOminirte Sru. WoOb9 Surrtsr
cue Waudsfer gum @oHoerHsur uuo uabn
cine lauge 8etbs Seihllfe an.
- 4Ge gaummohipiuuersieu in Beters,
burg, Sirg., iinb ieet au6er Sstrisb. @gOBs
glotb bsrridt uItsr ibreu augeRsQteu, uub
siu goridlaq, etne Summs @elb fir ibre
llnterfisuug 3u oerntQtgeu, if I'm Stabts
rattle In Der Sdpebe.
- gBGbreub Der oorlsbtsn Raft brQnq aiu
llubetouutGr In Capt. Sg. 8. Blatt's gBobs
uuug unbe Y1nd, T.'Y., ein uu6 periuhta,
6rn. Ylnlt nit eiusm Belle 3u srialagsu.
6rou Ylatts Sdlfsrufe oeri9eudten ben
Grandchildren, sbe er ietnen 3mid arretdts,
jseod butte sr Sru. Blott bertit9 mebrers
beoeptltde Ropfmun6eu betgsbratt. Die
llriadle zee aHgriff5 ift utdbt bsfauut.
- Gin UIauu, mel1sr ft6 SObu gS. Sars
riIOn rennt, Der isbot, pts man uermutbet,
Sobn RCMlnbon bsiBt, Ia am Sonutaa In
Rea6sbnrp, Bt., uerhaitet morbsu uuo be-
finbst fid iest i'm SsfduguiB IN Bennington,
St. glcYiabou bat bte ,Qeatber Wauus
faCtnrers Bani" tn RsmzYort um $50, 900
bsi&ntrbs aufistus Sarbaftuug mar etue
BalObuung Don $500 ausgeest poroen.
Su Barts, Ont, purbe OOrgsferH
&tfno bic aoisrns Der SSetlsQrmes" oon
stu6m aus 200 WlaHn bsftsbsuOsn JlOb an
gsgrtfieu uuo nit fauleu Gtern bombarotEt.
8te belogerte ,&rmeg" mar bic 2 ubr 8ettsru
frlib umBiugsIt, noruuf ne ma l4llsBll4
eur4 cine 9intsrsSbiire flidtsts. Die 30
ltgst mar nt@t TN Stanos, ben Dtoo 30 pau
btgsu.
- Gin 8aufett 3u G6reu bss gttutenauts
@rselp BON Der @rsslp'gEps6ttton nuroe gs'
| fern tm v@tn6ior'6Otsl" 3u Rontrtal oou
| gliteltsberu Der ,Britii6sn ptfsnihattlt'
den G6ociution" gsgsbeu. Sen. CIR Ssur9
g,frop fiibrte ben 8OrFs. Srsslq rein hsuts
bon 8outrsal mad ben ST. Staoteu lutdd.
! Ssritiebeue Ssrrtu, oaruutsr Der BoIaciab.
rsr 9teutsnauf 8ap, btsltsu Rsoeu, ta mel
den fie bic grrungenidaften Der BoIarrsts
uOsn berbrrItdltsu. Bum SaIuiie muEbE
bsm eitatsuaut @rssIp etut Gspsi6s itbera
! rriGt,
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gie ettnatipn i'm 6patnathale.

@slI N bus, O., 3. Septembsr. - Sn
Der SobleuregiOu bsa SodiugtbaleS bsrrf4t
opQfdn6ige Siube, uHb Der Srieoeu muroe
ndbreub Der perguugsueu Radlt nirqenb8 &C.
f0rt. Scr @ouOtrueur bat nlla Uttli;.&oms
pagnte'u, bic er bier tn Berettitaft btelt,
pisber nod 9auIe geihtdt nit Ausuabme
oelierigsu cue Dsgamore, fpel1e Gu oeribtes
bsusu Tunfteu Ger @hsn6abn I'm 9Odtngz
tbaIe ftattsnirt nerbsn fol-.
9tnctuuatt,2 2. September. - Cine
Spssialeepside aus Sore, o, meloet, bag
cine Iu3Gbt yStriter" geferu 46euo auf ote
&Gdttr Der @rubsuperte BET Sudtsl feuer
ten. 8ie g9adter iGofsu suriid, ieooa
Ihetnt gfiemuuO UerIeRt Doroeu 3u ietu.
500 Wlann yftliJ iamen n66reuO Der per.
gaugsuen Nadt im 6Odtugtbats an uuO mur.
6eu III Sunts. SouOp, S0no. Stun unS Song.
fretb fiutiouirt. g8is biz ,StrtIer" uusez
ben, murGeu fisbsu Der Shrtgeu md6reno
tes Seuetns 5u 2OugRretl am 5ouutags.
Ebene uermunest, 3net t0otlt@. 9a Die 3er.
A0rung 0eridteosusr 8rldau ougeOru5t
tpurbe, ic tpurben mdbreub Der osrgangeueu
Na6t 8ntrOuiusuBIBe fOrtpIbrslo bin. uub
beratI6tdt.
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