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Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

WI" S~oih'Wei tldL SMOKE uOuSe. |
If .. Hit amt the boss dreamer. |
II W. R Carter has any use for
his kinfoIks. |
Ii another dead heat hook Is really |
being gotten up.
II Jim Gardner don't remind you
of al old rusty nail.
If Andy's little nephew (?) has
not got him down fine.
If Billie Carter and Tom Hughes
are again good friends.
If that was not hot meeting at
Carter's Cafe last night.
What our friend B. F. Dobyns will
do when the snow goes off.
If Charley Morgner and Henry
Precht amt dandy lunch men.
If you have seen that large stove
of Billie Hooton's? It's daisy.
Who sent us Madame Dupree's
walking record in manuscript form.
If one of the Mexico preachers
would not make a good Congressman.
If Barney Hooton has really been
appointed guardian for Dick Carter.
l. Who had the woman imprisoned in
q room on the public square for three
days.
Who it was hugging young lady
at the holiness meeting Tuesday
night.
| How long it will be before earth is
heaven if the holiness gang keeps
growing.
If Bob Hisey has not got the noh-
biest sleighs in town? Bob is always
to the front.
If one of our colored bellies really
tried to poison her rival with arsenic
the other day.
Ian Hitt didn't take a ride be-
hind one of the .'loudest" horses ON
record the other night.
IF Ed. Wilson and the depot boys
won't paralyze people when they get
their new uniforms on.
If Billie Reid, with the express com
pany, really wants to manage the
Mexico Browns this season.
If any of the Mexico holiness
preachers ever chlor"form any of the
lady members of the church.
Why one of Mexico's most beauti
, full young ladies sat down in front oi
I Barth's store Tuesday morning.
/ According to the Intelligencer, wht
Is the best prosecuting attorney-T
B. Buckner or Hon. Champ Clark?
. If Ed Rodman knows how mucl
n trouble he caused by starting tina
D tale about Emma Vennetta's death
T. If the slim attendance at the oper'
q house is not due, in a measure, to tn
e frigid condition in which the hous
0 is kept.
If one of our society young ladie
is really going to marry man wit
. "more experience than her tow
beau has.
Why we can not have board O
u commerce in Mexico. Our busines
= men should organize so they coul
> work in harmony.
How a county official expects t
!, get his salary raised after he is elect
IL ed. He should not have run for tn
u Office if he did not like it.
If one of our doctors has reall
undertaken the job of killing til
LEDGER. Would it be the first xii
- ing he ever superintended?
= If our friend Shepherd really ca
ries two bottles of water in his pool
cts to get used to the roll OF II
~ ocean before he starts to go aroun
- the Horn.
-, If we are really going to have tN
female colleges in Mexico and If til
would not be good thing for Mex
u co? The more girls we have he
the better for the city.
40 If the Intelligencer is really mad
the Kansas City Times and calls it
'noospaper" because it prints haun
"a ed hill stories. and if the Times wor
suspend because. the Intelligenc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22
lafsI Doctor.

We learn that d doctor from Pike
county and a married lady of this
city are now in Jail at Marshall for
living in open adultery. w. also
learn that the doctor was engaged to
marry a young la,ly of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

Uncle Abe Hit says he is sure
that when the hornets make their
nests ON the ground we always have
u severe winter. It is noticeable this
winter. The hornets all have their
nests on the ground and in protected
places. Hornets appear to have more
sense than some people who will fool
with their business end.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22
SPECIAL NOTICE
To Delinquent Tax Payers.

Taxes for the year 1884 are past
due. 1t viii be to your interest to
make payment ON or before the 6rst
Of February. j. T. NELSON.
4l-2w County Collector.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

The Austin (Texas) Daily Dis
patch. Oct 18th says: Last night
one of the best, if not the best, play
ever seen in this city, was presented
at Millett's Opera House. Never
was there a drama played in this city
that possessed the many beautiful.
and re.astic parts, charming situa-
tions, sympathetic and touching
scenes of "A Mountain Pink The
piece ranks among the best modern
dramas ever written. We advise our
readers to go and see this play
At Opera House Tuesday evening
Feb. 3rd,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22
Wanted,

To rent, a good 4. 5 or 6 room
house near the public square. Any
one having such house to rent will
call on F. III. MITCHELL,
Over Postofi1ce. Mexico, Mo.
Att.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

Don't waste your money buying
worthless Baking Powder. Buy the
Golden Cream from w. ii. Norris.
Price 25c per pound. 33-h
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

Clover, Timothy. Red Top
and Blue Grass seed; also
Landreth's Garden Seeds at
isickiey & MOvrr's. 4O-ff
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

Woodward & Son can furnish an
abstract to any piece of land in Au-
drain county, Mo-, on reasonable
tor,ns 42-H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

Go clear around the square to buy
your groceries from c.. f. Yerger.
You will save money. He keeps the
best and sells the cheapest. He pays
cash for produce. 80 q
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

Insure with X. S. Steele in the
Suufire of London and the Traders
of Chicago, two of the best compa-
nies in the world. ol-u.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

With Marmaduke for governor and
dry goods and notions so wonder.
fully cheap at 1. Franks who should
not feel happy? 33-H
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

Woodward & Son have complete
set of abstract books. Att
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

Hayden & Gregg have money to
loan in sums to suit you. ] tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

A small fire was promptly extin-
guished yesterday morning in Lee
& Mitchell's Office, over the post
Office, before it got much headway.
The fire caught in the wood box from
the stove.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

Geo. Hablutzel gets S400 from the
Triple Alliance, the man next to him
having died.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22


Adams Chas Logan John
Allison Robert Kilgore Alex
Armstrong Thos Kilg0re Mark
Armstrong Emma Kysar VIM
Brann Irwin Lacy Martin mrs
Bradford Ella LASER N
Beagle John Land, Mollie
Britt John Martin Fannie
Britt mrs Moore John
brown J T Nichols Will
Bow Emit o Nugent John
BRYANT George Nuban Malinda mrs
Burkamp mr. Robinson Jabez
Berry NJ F mrs Smith Effie
Chappee Ben Smith Martha E
Carter James Smith Melissa
Davis Ed Smith Eva
Davis Callie Scott D F
dorsey Daniel Sullivan Mary E
Donaghe Ella mrs Templar Gertrude
Ear,lle Valentine Moreas Nora
Euhanks John Hughes Maggie
Ga tiner jimmie mrs Weaver Henry
GiIbert Matte mrs Wilson Waller
Harrigau David Williams mrs
Hockens Sallie Woods JAS II
Harris w mrs Wylde Carrie
Hall Mintie McGee NJ mrs
| Harrison Marshall McFntre Eugene
| Johnson Taz McGrier Annie
p~ Parties calling for letters in thit
list will please say advertised"
nar Office open on Sunday from to
o'clock In the afternoon.
JOHN SAUNDERS, Post Master.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

T. F. Rnden sells groceries cheap
and pays the highest price for coun-
try produce. 4-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

With Cleveland for president and
the Horse Shoe boot and shop made
shoe so cheap at I. Franks, what
more can people wants 33-h
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

OF. bottles of beer for so cents at
& Denni, O'Callaghan's. 35-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

Y..u will feel very sorry if you
don't huy the Horse Shoe Boot OF
l, Frank. 26-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

New buckwheat -four, nice new
country hams, kraut. pig feet, minre
meat. white beans, hominy for sale
cheap by r. G. Paul. 40-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

You will miss it if you don't buy
your groceries from c. F. Yerger.
26-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

The best selected stock of goods
ever brought to the city at Cough 4
Ruger's. l9-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

The poor are getting along very
well. joe Murray raised S52.40 last
week which lie will put where it will
do the most good. Ex-Governor c.
H. Hardin leaves a dollar at the
LEDGER for Mrs. Davis. Several
parties from the country express a
willingness to give work and good
pay 10 all who want good homes and
are willing TO work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

L. F. Roden buys and sells for
cash, and in tins way saves money
for his customers. Att
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

A fine line of ladies, misses and
childrcn's shoes, very low at
26-tf. /. FRANKS.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

County court meets the first Mon
day in February.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

Extra fine stock of pantaloon pat
terms at Cough & Ruger's. 19-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

MEXICO, Mo-, Jsn'y %, 1e

MEXlCU, MU., Jan zz, 1000.
T IST OF LETTERS remaining in the
IL post-office at Mexico, Mo-, and which,
If not called for within four weeks from
date. will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

DIR. w. C. Pipino, physician and
surgeon, Mexico. Mo. Office over
DOWNS & Gibbs. 8-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

Go to Yerger's and get the l,o.s1
musical orgsn--cheap and complete.
Call and see IL. 35-tf.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

Ny creditors must pay up immedi-
ately and save further trouble.
IDA SPENCER, Laddonia, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22
LOCAL NOTICES.
For Loans!
Apply TO Lakenan & Barnes. At.

Go to T. F. Roden's if you want
fresh groceries of all kinds. Aft
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

ut. hotties of heer for so cents at
4 Dennis O'Callaghan's. 36-tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22
MEXICO MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE LEDGER BY
Buckley & MOORE,
IN

--UEAIsEhS IN
ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES,
Provisions, Flour. Feed, Salt. Glass and Queens
ware-ail sold low Tor cash or exchange il;
all kinds nf country produce. Come and sr'
us-NoRTHwEsr CORNER SQUIRE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

Bayless, Hubert and Sut will go to
Wellsyille instead of Germany,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

4 OF. bottles of beer for so cents at
K Dennis O'Callaghan's. 36-tt
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

The Nsxen-KazenfeFe Troupe at NIL
let's Last Night.
The above-named company played
to fairly good house last night IN
the comedy drama enti1isd 4p.e<aged.
or Fun in q Pawrshop " The play
has only slender plot, but the cpl
s.,des are mirth-Irovoking, ard all
the actors are well up in their various
specialties. a young girl, the hero
inc of the play, is represented as
having been pawaed when 3 baby.
She grew up to be q very pretty girl,
and assisted the proprietor. A stroll
ling player, who turns out to be her
father, comes along, aud finding out
that the girl is stagc-stIuck, gets her
t., Join company of players. They
have rehearsal, and the fun begins.
The pawnbroker, Katzenberg the
don't favor either Eek or jackson.
comes along in disguise, and adds no
little to the occasion By his corieal
representations oil the colored par
snn, the dude, and Hockey John the
Chinaman.-Austia S.atesmap, Tex
as.
Opera House one night only FRI
day Jan. 80.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

The New Orleans Daily States,
Oct. 30th. "a Mountain Pink at
iracted good house last night. The
performance went off we'll and was
frequently applauded."
At Opera House Tuesday evening
Feb. 3rd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22
The Poor

Copying wanted by good penman,
cheap. Apply at this office. 40-3w
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22

The Waco, (Te1as1 Eraminer, Oct.
18th. says: "At the theatre last
night the best audience greeted "A
Mountain Pink that any company
has brought out this season. OF the
acting Of the whole company, too
much cannot be siid in praise"
At Opera House Tuesday evening
Feb. 3rd.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-01-22


Hardin College this week. The
frame work of O flower stand caught
fire from stove but it was put out
before any damage was done.
Tuesday morning Mrs. Jas. Garrett,
of this city, fell on the ice, dislocat-
ing her right ankle and slightly frac.
turing one of the bones. She suffers
great pain but will not he permanent
iy injured.
Bob Allen Tuesday sold a 75(
pound hog to Mahon & Geers fol
81. so hundred. Uncle Bob said i
paid for his dinner. whiskey. taxe'
and left him $3.50. He says times
are not hard.
The snow storm of last week va:
The severest we have had for years
Trains and telegraph lines we're seri
ously interfered with and the loss o
cattle, sheep aud hogs in parts of tIi'
country was tremendous.
Edwin Silver and Frank Brown
both formerly of Mexicn. have form
ed a co-partnership to practice law a
= Jefferson City. They are both vel
posted in the law and have q wild
acquaintance. They will do we'll.
John Ware snd family have return
ed from Kentucky and will max
Audrain their home. john lived i
Audraia several years and says. ther
Is no place like it. He has q host Q
friends here who are glad he ha
come back 70 Stay.
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Das Mmse eines 8Dnigs!

8om 2bnig 2ubmie BON Baiern er.
adblt man fid teI} In Miin1en elm &C.
f6iht4eu, uelGes s.ueif. baB er nidt
mebr. balb oOes tbres5iertel perriidt lit,
fonbern gang unb gar. Ser Rbnig,
Delien 8orliebe fir rornantifhe Gillette
befannt 1T, bat i@ faon Dor ldngerer
3eit i'm parfe Ieines ShloHes 2inoer=
tDf cine bIaue 8rotte anlegen
lafen, bic INNER groBe @n3iebungsfraft
auf i'm ausiibte.
Dor Gur3em behauptete ct nun, baB
oer blaue 2i9ifhein in biefer @rotte an
Stdrfe einsebaBt babe unb besbalb
tuurbe Elm profefor Der pbpfif bonn So
niSe gu &otbe ge3osen. Der BrofeKor
meinte, bob bic Nbuabme Der 6arben=
ifdrfe bie0ei6t nur ideinbar lei, neil
fid bas meni4lide Nuge an Die blaue
6arbe gem6bne, nDasfift m6gli9 bel
BEN men9Iihen Nuee, aber niat
beim Muge efnes G6nigs-"fon
bic Mntwort 2ubpia's II. 0elau'et ba=
ben. nnD 3u iDl1 einem 6aaswurit
feben mebrere Milipnen atigebli1 ins
teaigenter Nenf9en ME eau elnem Wsz
fen b0berer Nrt empor!-
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9nfana an Der 9roBen MntizG binelen=
giga S'DDnneQs an unb %griinoete
barl fpdter eineu beuti9en 3meigbers
elm biefes 8unbes.
Weifemann erfldrte, feline Nbfiht fei
geipeien, ben @eieben bes 5taates 60
~llfornien @eltllng gu perifafen, tpel6e
ben @blnefen oerbieten, fi6 innerbalb
Der 8renaen einer BON WeiBen bemobns
ten Staot nieber5ulaien. Muf 9'DDnz
nels Nnresung babe er bef6loHen, ole
S9ulbigen, wel6e ber Dur6fibrung
biefes @eiebes btnoerli6 feien, aus benz
Wege gu rdumen unb bann oas Gbine=
ienpiettel bon San Grancisco 3u 3erit6.
rem. Nun babe er aber in grfabrung
gebrodt, baB bic @bineien our6 ihren
Soulful Bee nit bortrefHi9em Wafen,
namentli9 Win6elterbiihien, perfeben
tporben feien unb baB bieielben fif fir
borfommenbe 6dQe tdgli9 in oeren 8e=
brau9 einiibten. So fie bierburd, TO-
ple bur6 tire ueber3abl ben unbepaf
1eten .meiBen Mrbeitern bes Mnti= 3ulis
Blnoes iiberlegen fetn muBten, babe er
-Wetfemann-baranf geionnen, Ct
perimente nit einem tpirtIameren Ser.
t6rungsmittel an3uifelen, ais pulper
unb 8lei es fino. 9ieie Experiments
babe er bann in @emeinf9aft nit einem
pDlnif6en .Suoen Namens Gopalsfi.
Der pegen nibilifii1er nmtriebe aus
Mnblanb fii9ten muBte, ausaefabrt,
iebo9 bitten Sic BON ibnen bergeiteuten
DDnamit : 9anbgranaten ni9t bic
Sprengpirfung gebabt, mie ie geboft
bdtten.
Do fein boIenbetes 8erbreden porz
liegt, fann gegen bic 8erbafteten leiber
nur Die Nnflage tpegen gefebnibriger
2aserung bon .Sprensffeffen erboben
perben, fir tpel9e aIs b66ftes 5traf-
mat feds Monate @efdasniBbaft umb
$1,000 @elbftrafe anaefebt iff. Dier
BET u1s in Seras piirbe &i9ter 21nd,
1idt berfeblen, bieie Side i'm @efebe in
feiner raoifalen Weife aus,ufnlIen.
s6abe, baB man in Gallfornien nit
fol9en @a~Igenp6geln ni9t ebenio ur,=
fpringt!
Die natioiifii@ seiinnten 3eitunsen
uerben fi6 iibrisens bic fd6ne @elegen=
belt ni9t eutseben laRen, barauf bins
suDeifen, baB iene Morbbuben feline
Mmerifaner. fonoern nJrenbe" iparen.
8eoauerIid 1T es, baB fie &e9t baben
unb bob man bieien Sbatfaden gegetl-
iiber fif niht perbeblen fam, baB elm
She'll Der Neu : gingemanberien aus
glementen beftebt, bic better briiben ge.
blieben tpdren.
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8.

= SIN Oiftrittgeridt su GagIe pab
murbe Der M%sritdner Wiliam Mbams
gum SObe perurtbeilt gr bate i'm per=
gangenen Sabre elm Wdohen ermorbet.
-.Der Yoliaei1sf Sorban in @alpes
ton bat f6on isBt befannt sen,aht, oaB
er oie gemeini9doll9e Geuerlperferei
am Weibna9tss unb Neutabrstag ni1t
bul5en meroe.
= Oas Oiffriftgeridt In Must berur-
tbeilte ben Wosber SC. 3. Mufid au 40
Sabren 3udtbausitrafe.
= 4uf Der &efusio &an9 BEL @ip
@ranbe @itp ermorbete elm eiferii6ti=
ger Merlfaner feiHen Nebenbubler unb
feline @eIiebte unb fiidse:e bann.
= Mus benz @efdngniB in Columbus
entfprangen bret Briiber Namens
8roots, Die fdmmtlid perbaftet tuorben
tparen, neil fe einem Beaulten Wioer=
ffanb geleiftet hatten. @leid mad ibrer
Gludt madte iih Der Sheriff au ibrer
8~erfolgung auf lno mad fur3er Git
~befanben fie fib tpieoer i'm 8efdngnlB.
- Sn 2ongbiew perb,annte Elm far
biges Rinb, oas BON ieiner Mutter als
Iein int 0aufe gelafen moroeu. IS
III bies bereits bas 3tpeite &inb, bas
iene unDOrfi9tige Mtntter bur9 Geuer.
perlor. Dim felben Sage gerietb elm
6aus tn Brand. tn benz cine 70idbrige
farbige 6rau mobnte. sic tam in ben
Glammer nm.
= Cine Mrs. Betiie Watt in @usf
@ountp CAB ibrem Rinoe Morpbin an
itatt gpinin uno fibrte oabur9 ben
Sob befelben berbei.
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Sdmprrhptseu Seilmtttel.

$dmorrhoioen baben semobnlid borber.
sebenoe S4meraen int Sudden, 9enoen uub benz
nnterleibe 70 bab Der Yatient sIaubt feline Sie.
rem, pber bic na&iten 0rsame ieien in einem
trantbaften 8ufanoe. 3eitmeiie iinb 3eiaen
bon 1nberbauli@te1t seseniDdrtis, als 8la'
bnne, nnbebasli@seit bes Masens etc. Fine
1endtigfeit ME SGpeib, etn unansenebmes
SUDDEN berporrufeno, .na4oem man tuarm
ipiro, ia elm sepObuIider 8esIeiter. Blinbe,
blutise. unb iudenoe edmorrbOiben ipersen
burd einmaIisen @ebrand BON Or. 8ofonfo's
Sdmorrboiben SeilmitteI, ipeldes bireft auf bic
t~ranfbaften Stelen e%inpirft, bic Sumor ab.
iorbirt, has bsftise SUDDEN b~tTeitist unb cine
banernbe SeiIuns berborbrinst. absefeat.
preiB so Gents. Nborelfire: 2be OF. 8oIonto
MeDieine Go Wiqua, Obio.
8ertauft bel 8. &aIteper & Con.
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Die FLORENCE MtABttn4dIe Der Rim.
t~erVfrae.

~t HH$k y ~S0S
t~erpfv8e.
6olsenbes 1T elm Nus3ug eines an ben
Deutf&en @efOrm We1enger in @bam,
bersbursh, Ra., sei&rietenen Briefes:
Cine Bohltbdtesrtn.
Oefnst bic Ebare fur he unb Mrs.
Winslcm mtrb beweifen, bob fe bic aule>
rifaniide GIorentiner NadtisaQ bet 2in=
Der 1T. Dapcn .Fne mir - iber5eugt,
baB mir ~unieret ,Snin4 lebren irerben
gu iasen: n@eiesnet iei Ders. Winslcu"
neil Fe berfelben bebilfi4 mar, user bic
Veriose bes 3abness unt onbere BE,
Disqualification far Rinber binmes3ufom=
men. Mrs. WinsIcp's 5pcthina Sprup
ninimt ben Htnbern bic S9mer5en unb
furtrt DAlentrie unb Diarrboe. Ct
maGt ben @auusn CART. befreit bon
@nt5inbuna unp brinst bos Hinb sladlid
iber Die Bertcoe bes 3abnens hinpes.
st ttut seraoe bd8, mas Ct ror8iebt 5u
tbun, Nles i1nb nidt weni8er. Bir pa.
ben einmal Wrs. Minslom 8ejehen unb
fennel fe tur burd ibren Spotbing
5Hrup fir 2inber. Wenn mir bic Weadf
bitten. wuroen mir fe ale 9eilanb fir
bic Rinber binftelen = mas He aud in
Der Chat. if Der Snrup pirp in
aflen apOtbefen gu Is Gents per Jldf&e
perfauft.
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= Inter ben Sc (nnb nidt 81, pie
mir neuli6 acknowledgements mittbeils
ten) irif9en N~bgeorbneten bes neueu
parlaments. tpel9e bic parnea= Bri-
gaoe bileen, befinben ii1 2 9udbdnb=
ler, 3 Wirtbe, 4 Garmer. 2 Grocer, l
Zimmerman, 1 @robfhmieo, @drts
aer, l ubrmadsr. 1 e9neiber, l 9ana.
meifter unb l 9an3lofalbeliber. IS it
f6erli6 gut, baB bas Bolt peniaer
bur9 gefddftsmdBige poIitifer un6
mebr bur6 2eute aus f~eiiter Mitte pers
treten tperbe. aber iene Sc SrIdnber
Derben I'M Barlament feiner eiaenen
Wiaen laben, fouoern rur parneu's
Stimmuieb 5ilben. Niht nur iinb fe
NIT Der GrlaubniB parnels aIs ganbi=
oaten aufgeffeft morben, fonbern iie
tDerben, ba Observation-Disclosures in
@nglanb ebenin mie beutide Reihs=
tags Nbgeoronete feline Didten erbalten.
fir bic Dauer ibres Nufentbaltes in
2onbon aus Der bon parnell fontroIir=
ten parteifafe be3ablt, beren sr6bter
9betl in ben Ser. Staten gefammelt
uir6. Oie ftol3en Spries folen iibris
gems bon ibren neuen ridden GoIegen
nidt ionberli9 eut3idi fein.
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a1m. $5Fina q eubn.

Wtit benz 9eranudben Der 1erbfiai>
ion teigert il6 aud tuieber bas ,8e6irfs
niB unfsres Mta8ens fir fubtantlele
ispeifen. unfetea 9auptnabrttng bieibt
bas GIeifd. unb UNI foldes frif9 uno
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Dig in ibrea @isbb0fen einen 9roben
Yorratb DON Waitbieb, aus meldem
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miro. Wer reel bebient fetn mid, Der
beiu9e ben Marft, So. Sill
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