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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-29
TIE OTHER SIDE.
A Correspondent Enters n plea for the
Land-Grant Railroads.


TO- Editor.
In your issue of the twenty instant,
under the heading, Railroad Land Legisla-
ton" you stated that the Immigrant rail-
roads, by failure to pay surveying fees and
select their lands, escaped local and state tax
alton, and they should be made to select their
lands, Sc.
Presuming you wish to BIO Just to the COM
panies, however much opposed to land grants,
] call your attention to what is tho fact, and
that is, that tho land department has not
made due progress in issuing patents to land
grant railroad companies.
BY turning to tho annual report OF the
commissioner of tho general land Office for
the year 1882, page 10. it will DO eeon that
only 176,d06.66 acres wore patented during
that year, whilo there were selections aggre-
eating loss, 392.79 acres remaining Enacted
upon. In the annual report for the year 1888
we find that there were selected 1919, 335.n
acres; that patents for only All 40.2l acres
were issued. and that lists Of railroad selec-
tions aggregating 800, 1891 acres were
waiting examination" 1t thus appears that
the land Office has practically ceased to issue
railroad patents and that additional selec-
tions are accumulation on their files.
If the government, through its executive
department, will not issue evidence of title to
the companies, after they have paid all cost
of surveying and selecting, what inducement
is there for them to keep ON selecting when
patents arc withheld on what thoy have
already selected.
IL appears that last week bill was intro
duced in the house requiring railroad COM
panies to pay for surveying and selecting and
requiring the secretary OF the interior to issue
to them patents
The companies cannot select their lands
until they are surveyed by the government.
Within the grants to the Northern, Union,
Central and Southern Pacific and tho At
lantio and Pacific roads are many millions Of
unsurveyed lands. Tho latter company APP
piled to the land department for permission to
deposit the cost of surveying their lands, so
that they might BIO surveyed, in order that
they might select them. The commissioner,
by his decision of Dec. g. 1881, decided that
60 the law does not in my opinion, contem-
plate q payment in advance of the actual
survey" by the government land selection"
by tho company. This decision was affirmed
by the secretary Of the interior July s, 1882.
This company at least wanted their titles
and were willing to advance tho money to
make the surveys so they could select but
no; they must wait the government survey
before they could be allowed to do any
thing.
am not questioning the correctness Of this
decision, but refer to it to show that the com.
panies are not alone at fault for not paying
for the survey Of their lands.
Until the surveys are made by the govern
ment the land grant companies cannot pay
for surveys nor Select, and until the govern
ment can be induced to issue to them patent:
on the lands they have already selected there
is not much inducement for them to hasten
their selections. Very respectfully,
JOHN y. BLoss.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-29

In the prayer the chaplain Of the house feel
ingy referred to the death Of L. w. NJ. Mackey.
of South Carolina, and invoked divine protection
on his bereaved family.
After the reading of the journal the announce
ment OF the death was made by Mr.. o IIara, Of
North Carolina, who offered resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted, expressing the sim
cere regret of the house at the news Of the de-
cease of one OF its members and authorizing the
sneaker to appoint committee to take charge of
the funeral arrangements.
The speaker subsequently announced as such
committee Messrs. Pettibone, Bisbee, O'Hara,
Willis, Davis OF Missouri, Calkins, and Hemphil
The house then, us mark of respect to the
memory of the deceased, at 1910 adjourned.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-29
TIE WORLD IS YOUNG.

Who will say the world Is dying2
Whowill say our prime is past2
Sparks from Heaven within us lying
Flash, any will fash to the last.
Foolsi who fancy Christ mistaken,
Man q tool TO buy and sell,
Earth failure, God-forsaken,
Ante-room of hell
Still the race Of hero spirits
Pass the lamp from hand to hand;
Age from age the world inherits-
Wife aud child and fstherland.
still the youthful hunter gathers
Fiery JOY from work and wood;
He will dare as dared his fathers,
Give him cause as good.
While slave bewails his letters,
While an orphan pleads in vain;
While an infant lisps his letters,
Heirs Of all the ages gain;
While lip grows ripe for kissing,
While n moan from man Is wrong.
Know, by every want and blessing,
That the word is young.
-Chdr,es Rin1sls
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-29
On n Tour OF InsnectIon.

Secretary Lincoln, accompanied by Gen.
Wright, Gen. Parke, and Col. Craighill, of
the engineer corps of tho army, left Wash
ington last evening for Wilmington, N. c..
to inspect the engineering work on the Cape
Fear river,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-29

these animals aro sold weekly in this city by
men who earn their living hunting them.
| 'possum and sweet potatoes is considered
great luxury, and costs rather steep"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-29

RUsHMoRE, 0.-Dr. A. Page says: IT have
prescribed Browns Iron Bitters in several in
stances, and in each case obtained good re-
sults -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-29

A young lady in Steubenville is looked
upon by her set as terrible piece. While
they scream and climb on chairs, beds and
bureaus, at the sight of u mouse. she gives
chase and catches the little terror She has
notch-stick on which there arc twonty-
three notches, each notch representing
mouse caught by her own hands.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-29

Mr.. GAIL n, JOHNSON, the business manager of
the Houst on (Texas) Post says: X have suffered
with rheumatism for years, but since / nave
known 81. jacobs Oil / have been freer from
rheumatism than ever before.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-29
TINE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.

THE TRUNK LINE TO HE SOUTH. SOUTH
WEST, AND WEST.
Schedule In effect NOVEMBER IL, 1888
s35 a. M.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections to all points South aud southwest.
Daily, except sunday, with {. & .. Try. Pun nan
Sleeping Bui1ctt Cars from New IOrl and Wash.
ingtOn 10 Atlanta, Pullman sleeping Cars from
Washingt and Atlanta to New Orleans
$40 M.Lonsviile Fast Line daily, via Charottns-
vile, to Cincinnati, Louisville and all Western
Points, Pullman Sleeping Cars Washington 10
IO40 Z. M-Southern Mail and Express daily, to all
points south and southwest, via Danvllle and
Charlotte Daily except sunday with - & o. Ry.
Pullman sleeping cars from Washington via
Danvllle, Charlotte, aud Atlanta, to New Or
leans; also from WashinstOn via Charlotte and
Columbia. 10 An 'rsta.
Manassas Division train leaves Washington at &3j n
IN. daily, except sunday WarrontOn traEsleays
- Washington vt s:3j u. m. and $40 y. m. daily.
For tickets and all Information inquire NJ Com
psny's office, Gll Pa ave, or at Union Depot,
NJ. SLAUGHTER N. MACDANIEL,
General Passenger Agent Agent
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-29

yxTASHINGToN, OHIO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD COMPANY.
Trains arrive ut and leave from b. and r. (Slxth
street, Depot follows
Accom-. arrives o;2l H. IN, daily.
Mail arrives j25 D. IN. daily except Sunday.
Mail leaves 0:3! a. III. daily except sunday.
Accom-. leaves 49, p. IN. daily except sunday
On Sundays only train will leave AT 500 u.
Time, 10Th meridian.
Communication tick II ot houored on Sunday trains
5. NJ. BRoPHY. Superintendent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-29

SPECIAL NoTICE.-I will give 10000 to the
poor of this city If the original testimonials aida-
Wits, and newspaper notices in this ADVERT, Gment
and my Magnetic Journal, are not exhibition at
my Office.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-29

once Hours; n. ni. 20 Ie M, D.. IN. 10
m. only.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-29

A number of ladies, guests at the Gait
house reception, Louisville, on New Years
night mistook the silver skewers in the ban
quet meats of tho dining room for "favors,"
and incontinently carried them of to be used
as hairpins. They belonged to the chief
cook and are valued at $50. Tho mistake
was explained in time TO recover all but four
or five before the guests had Kft the house.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-11-27

Sn Der SrsitassIibuns iparen bic Sis
reFtnren hnII,GhIth erfdnieneu

Sn Der 5reitassiibuns iparen bic Si
rsftOren b0IlSablis eridienen.
0aS eritc llnteritisunssseiu6 ipe
bas elmer 6rGu Slamern nit sipei Sin
bern. Sic fam erIt tilrsli6 bon Srlanl
unS bpifte ibren Wiann bier su trefen
CT mar unterScHen mad 9tep Samplbir,
gsreiit unb iis ipplte bortbin bas Sabr'
Belb besabIt babeu. @eIud senebml9t
Gin 8eIu6 bsr Srau Sbartsp I'M
llnteritlbung fpuroe an 99iIIiams Der.
iuieien. Die ginsabe elmer gSlttpe
Gibbpns ginS heniclben 9Seg. Die
@enamtsn iinb bon SpSs Part.-Gin
llnterItdBunssseiub bon Gatbarine
WaIonep, bon eer 10. g9arb, ging an
Sonss.-Gin Uiann gtamens 9orter,
por g9bite Sapen, ipoIIte elm Mdeden
i'm 9llter bon l2-l4 Sabren aboptiren
uno ipuree an Supt. Seemer 8ewieien.
SIM Sale Der Roie Gcnipaq purbe
bei9IoHen, iie aud fsrner i'm SOIpitaI
Su beIa6en.
Der 8eridt bon Der 9auerei lautete
sunitig. 20S6 Sui6sl SartpfeIn unb
1000 Sbpfs Sraut purSen bort 8eSp8en,
nebIt aneeren 0emiIen, unb es ipuroe
peniser fir glrbcitsIbBne ausseSebsn,
ais in friibIrcn Sabren.
SIN Der StaatSIdule fir idipadiins
nise SinSer bsiiueen iib feds bon bier
mS elm iisbentes ipa hprtbin geianot
pcrben.
Collector z. Q. Tbpmas Bat bereits
S27, ,l45.97 an Steuern einbeSabIt, =.
msbr ais ie supOr UNI Siefc 3eit einSes
gangen mar.
Die 9lnsabl Der Sniaiisn i'm glrmens
bauis 1T bisies Sabr srbBer ais ionit
lme betrdst $50, ooer elm Sur6idnitt
BON so, sesen ll9 i'm 8priabre.
Serta9t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-11-27
6eiddfts=s =s(nseiser brr eaoieite.

n@- gubma6erin Srau Marp 8rds
mer bat einen srpben @prratb moberner
Siite, 8pnnetts, SIumen, sSebern unb
dbnIi6e glrtifel, Su Seren Examination
iie SeutIde Srauen unS Wao9en bBfs
Ii6t einIa6et. 8oafdnbis fertise Sin.
cerbate bon so Gents auffpGrts. .-3us
slei6 ipini6t &leibsrma6erin SRI.
Mas auSuseisen, baB iie tets i'm Store
Der 6rau &rdmer Su treifen lit. 45,4
n@- 0as 81. EobinIon'I6e Bier in
SIai6en, ein;eIn unb beim 9ubenb, 1T
bon Jest ab reseImdbiS bur9 Srn.
Satob S6impff, Gde Gebar 9lbe. unb
Sidorp StraBe, su besieben. Seitel'
Iunsen iperben prompt aussefiibrt. ID
No. SIM Store bon Mi6oeI MiIer,
Gebor glpenue un6 Sidorp Strabs, 1T
INNER Su baben baS beribmte gisiparf
Eager beim DuBenb 6Iaiden, iotpie bic
grBbte gluspabl bon Groceries uno
9ropiiipnen aQer glrt; au6 bIlt er bic
beiten 8utItsn unb 9ferce Su bermies
then - glae8 sum niebrisiten Breis.
= Spre6t Bel ibm ppr unb iiberSeu8t
Sud ieIbit. 6
Bier beim Sdb6en na6 iebem
StaettbeiIc scIiefert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-11-27

Die offisieue Stimmsn.S SdbIuns
bes Staates 9lep 9ort ipurSe am iSrets
tag beeneigt une Glepelano's 9Mralis
tat Itsat itb mad ecrieIben auf ll49
Stimmep. Samit bort iaalib isber
3peifeI in 9sSus auf bic Braiiosnts
i6ait aui, bas gauo i6mte iib ipieeer
Der 9lube srfrsuen uno baS Sertraurn
pdree suriittebren, penn nibt 9ienes
satsn pom SdIaSe SIaine's beitaneis
Die 9siSenihaiten oufitabeltcn. 9Ser
ie sssIaubt, baB Blaine elm StautSmann
iei, Der Isie feline glusuita 0teee an
anoerer STEELE uuo er plro iib ent'
tGui6t iinSen. Gin Wam bon Gbre,
elm 9atriot bate eas 9ieiuItat ais un.
umitDBlib aeesptirt uno bic Soifnun9
ausseiproden, onB Der llmibnun9
(troboem er scssn ieinen 9Siaen eeibab)
pem 9an6s gum SeSen sereiben ipiirbe.
gSas tbut nun Blaine? Gr IGuft bon
Gift uno Sale iiber, i6pin8t bGs
blutige Semb .nb beBt tie gie9er i'm
Suoen sessn bic g9siben auf. Gine
6olse bieier Sebereien 1T, baB unter
Oeu Gessrn i'm Siiosn cine 70 bebents
Ii6e @dbruus berridt, bab ieIbit res
pubIitanii6e 8ldtter ioipObI gr6icent
9lrtbur, ipie aud ben neu eripGblten
8raiioenten GIspeIanS au8sbsn, Sur6
zine 4rotIamation bic uniuihcneen
S6paPen gu berubiSen. gIbreIi6e |
,oer iipIide Gmmiiidre blben bel ben
Resern ben @Iauben berporgsrufen, nit |
,mem Siege bsr 9empfratsn nIrosn iis
pieHer in bic SfIapsrsi ;urtideeiIbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-11-27

- Die 9leip gort LINES" madt
oarauf aufmertiam, 6aB ni6t bic repu6.
Iitanii6e gartsi ss it, bic iin Sur6
,InIprii6e" Id9srIi6 ma6t, ionbern
cine 8anbs absstbaner 9olitiier, an
oeren Spite Blaine uno Gltins fteben
uno bic ibre 8erbin6ung init Der 8artei
miBbrau6en. Die 9artei IsIbit bate
feline Spmpatbie nit ibnen.
= @ontlins Bat iebss SOnOrar fir
Ielne Dienite ais glnipaIt Ses bemotras
tli9sn 9lationaIcnmites abselebnt. Siir
lbn 1T oifenbar oas SepuBtIein, ii6 an
Blaine Sera6t 3u baten, 9Obn senus.
,-Sn 9IIbans beiBt es, GrOber
glepsIanS tuiirSe feline StsIluna als
@Opern6r am l. Sanuar 1885 nieberz
le9en, 10 oaB 8ices s@ppern6r Sill baS
VooernDrsamt SIei6;eitig nit Der Ors
ganliatlon Der 2s9isIatur iibernebmen
Tonne. Serr GIebeIano bat bann ;wei
gtonate Belt, I'm ii6 auf ben gr6Beren
9SlrtungstreiS pOraubereiten, ipeI6er ibn
IN Waibtn9ten eripartet. Seoenfa[IS
mare bas Elm iebr berniinftisss 9tr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-11-27

Die Staot scranton 1T, iueiI bers
bdltnibmdbis jung mO raid aufeebaut
nidt 10 betannt, ipie iie es su lem pers
eient, uno bon ibrsn fat unerId6pfliden
Siilisquellsn an &cbIen uno Wiineralien
uno ben Sprtbeilen, ipeIbe ie chen Sess
balls &apitaIiiten uno 6abritunten bies
tet bat bic 9tubenipeIt nur aerinae
Gemtniiis. Der Saupbped Der
scranton SanSelSbeb6roe it nun, bur6
Sertreituns bon itafiItiIten MlittbeiI.
inSen iibsr 0anosl uno Gerfebr, Giiens
bubnperbinbunseu, SdIfsqueaen II. (. III.
bic glufmerIiamteit ees 9anSes auf un.
iere Staot su Ienien uno Sneuitrisas
Sur 9teosrloiiuns in bisier 8eseno Elm.
sulaocn. 9Ser baber elm SntereiIe an
osm 9Sa6stbum bon Scranton bat, IN
einsslaeeu, Der Sanoelsbeb6roe bei,u.
tretsn uuo ibre Smede ibrSern ;u bel.
fen. IS riro gljemano Sersusn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-11-27

ipra6en baaesen; Der Iebtere betonte.
eab bic beiten 8iirser Der Staot iid
bagesen erfldrt bdtten; aud Der Supes
rintenpent bes SeIepbonIpitsmsS, Serr
O'Srien, CAB itatiitii6e 4untte, tpeIdc
se9en bas lluternebmen seri6tet tparen.
6susr6sf 5erber mar ieIbItberitdnbIi6
su 8unitsn beS neuen SpielSeuSes unb
fano ii6 beranlabt su erflaren, baB CT
niGt beitUdsn ipor6eu Isi. Die SOrs
fraee purbe bann geItcllt unb Die Sers
Orbnuns puiiirte nit foIsenNtr 9lbitims
muns:
9afdr-O'0cnnell, Sones, Barrett,
Surr, Sarber, MlobOn, @Oooipin,
ScanIUn, O'SOpIe, GOroon, Sarries-
II.
Oaee9en-MaIia, 8roofS, McGaips
IeS, Me6wap, 9tsuIs, 9IppO, SVaOip,
@au9bn, Sart-l0.
Die 9ercrbnuns gum 9tnfauf bon
Strabenmai9inerie paiiirte ebenfaIIs
brittle 2eiunB.
SertaOt bis 6rsitaS (mcr8en) 9tbsnS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-11-27

9la6 einem Seribt bsS 9biIabeIs
pbia ,,8ecoro" Iou ii6 bic 9obIen. @oms
binatipn bereits auf einen Ylan fir pas
fommen6e ,Jabr Beeinist uuo bei6ICfien
baben, ridt mebr ais 30,000,0OO Cons
nen S0bLen probuSircn su laiien. Dies
mare bann baisIbe 8erbdItnib, ipie in
bieiem Sabre.
= SIM seSenpGrtiesn natipnaIcn
Ib9eorbnetenbauie batten feds
9eutidameritaner Sit unS Stimme
I'M nd6iten bat ii6 bic .3abI Der
Deuti6sglmerifaner nod INN brei Der.
mebrt, 10 buB alIo bas SsutI6amerita.
nertbum nsun Sertreter int GongreiIe
sdblt. GS fino bic ,,RepubIicaner"
Ridarb @iintber bon g8iscpnIin, Saccb
8omeis bon Obio, 9. Sermann bon
Oregon, Serman 9ebIba6 bon 9letu
Seriep unb mbsIiber g9eiIe nod &. 9.
99eber BON ipeltIiben Stem Dorf /; fers
ner bic ,,0emUtraten" s. S. Steiner
bon SnSiana, 9iitoIaus Dtdaer, SpIepb
BuIliBsr, gsbert SieIe unS 98. g.
StabIusder bon 8etp gort. gli6t
ipieoer eripGblt purben: DeuIter bon
g8iscOniin, 6iebIer bon 9tsip SerIep,
Morie bon OiaHaduIetts uno Sauss
mann bon WhdiSun. Die erIten brei
iinO ,,Demotraten", Der IeBters ,,8es
pubIicaner".
= Blaine Bat im Staate 9ennIpIpas
MIA cine 9luralit6t bon S0,520 Stims
men. Yenniplpania 1T in bisism Sabre
Der republifaniide 8ameritaat, benn
in tsinem anceren 1T feline Olebrbeit
cine 10 8robe.
s 0aS glettoraIs GoIesium tritt an
3. 9eSembsr sur StimmeiSdbIunB ;r.
iammen.
- 9rdiiSent unb 9iee.9rGIibent Der
Ser. Staten miihen oerfaIiunssmdBie
minceitenS 80 Sabre unb sebOrene 8ars
ger Der Ser. Staaten iein.
- 9ierunhIedsis 0emcfraten, bic
i'm isbisen Gonsreb fur bic WiprriIpn.
bill oeitimmt, iino nibt pieSer gepdbli
iporoen. Gtn Srolt flir Die Serren
ipiirbe CO iein, ipenn aud NtOrriion ges
| I9Iaeen iporben ipdre.
= 9iels Der beudlerii6fsn @aiIer.
Iimpel in Sotpa uno g9iseoniin ,ieber
| fat ni6tS ais Sppfsn aui ibrsn 5SeIcern
@enn cS ibnen 9tusen brin9t, beslnItir
gen bic 8erle cine Snbuitrie, bic iie in
Ilebri8en Iditern unb germ Serridtsr
mpdteu.
= Slaine's srBbte Gorge fol- ieb
isin, bab paS 0lab isiner Ssmdtbisun,
nod nidt ppa iei, iouSern bic idred
li6Ite ibm nod beppritebe, ndm!it
@pntIins's 8adtsbr in ben Ssnat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1884-11-27
SDbe 3arfer Sfoti;en.

Der ,,ebrfpiirSige" Spnatban Gbr
iparbs, bon Der Ylpmoutb Stride oabier
Bat ii6 I6pn Dor Der @abl bur6 iein,
pclitii6en SaIbaoereieu in Ieiner @e'
meinoe 6einoe semadt uno 8iebt ieB
Del in's 6euer bur6 feline Sebauptun9.
bab Sieisnisen, ipelbe bic repubIifanii6t
Yartei untsrltiibten, gu @unlten Dor
Stun itimmten uno feline Gbriiten Ieien
Cs 1T Dem Serrn nabe eele8t pproen,
bab feline 9ieiignation aeceptabel iei.
- Gin in Der SamiIis bon Samuel
Sines erit in 0ienit SetreteneS Mdbdeu
gtamens Gqa Srpipn i6sint in ber
9tadt bon DienIta9 auf Dtittipod pers
sangener @ode bas Gas in ibrem 3ims
mer ni6t aebbris absebrebt Su baben,
bsnn man fano iie am Ntittpo6 Mtor'
gen beiinnunssIcs auf ibrem Bette lies
gen. 9as Wtdodsn itarb am 0iittipo6
9lbeno in Der Mobnung ibrer Gltern,
nube pem 9ampton &ObIenperf.
- Serr 9(nbrep Zimmerman unS
Sri. 2ottie Doriep, beire bon bier, ipurs
ben am ~. 9tOpsmber bon 8ep, 8. 6.
0tuaer 9etraut,
- Gin Sreiber an Dem Central
S6a6t, Namens Sbomas 9. Sbomas,
ipurOe am SamituS burd ben Sufidlas
eines GieIs idper perleBt. Der Sers
uusIiidte 1T 90 Sabre alt anS ipobnt
1913 2afapette StraBe.
- Gin Dieb rdumte in Der Sonntag
Nadt bic GelOi6ubIuSe I'M Store bon
Gbos. $. @aIib, in Der Is. gSarb,
aus.
- Samcs Olu[len, bon Der 6. @arb,
purbe am SamItaS ins @sfGnBnib abs
seiitbrt, neil er iib neiserte, bic
8puntpIteuer i'm 9etras bon $3.50 ;u
bsSabIen. Sine Ra6t Sait bradts ibn
auf anoere @eoanten uno or ;abIte bic
Steuer unb SO Soften baSu.
= 9aui6reiner SriSOIin S6raner
wir6 am 8. DSember nad Deuti6IanS
reiien, um feline 6amiIie bierbcr Su brin,
gen.
- Die i'm 8au be9riifene WetbpSi.
itentir6e, stpiiden ben 9lr6baIO uno
Continental 8ruben, fpuroe burd ben
bsftiSsn Srtan bonn Sonntag umges
webt. Der 8erIuit ipirO auf 5000 Sc.
ihdBt.
B1~ goos & SopIe, 234 glprS WIain
9lbemue, = giisns, 8leds unS MeHer.
idmieowauren porrdtbis, Gass unS
@anersg ginri6tun9en unO 8eparaturen
beirr8t. 81
n@- 8ersebt nibt, SaB Safob @eis
ger, IT,, ale Sprten Nau6tabafe, Saus
tabat, bic beIiebten 2obbed uno 86b
S6nupitabate bon better AuaIitGt bat.
6erner: Sfeifenrbbren, ghlis. Gigars
renipiBen, 3iinSb6IStiit6sn, Gabatsbeus
tel, SpaSierItbde unb pieIe dbnIibe 9lr.
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