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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

Z l.'dhcttcr, -nrycyor. general of
luui-iHuH. Registers ut land uilicoH.
IS & Williams bcl \ortr. Colorado
~ 4 Tucker Gainesville Florida:
= l. Hart McCook, Nebraska, j Il
Mckinney Tucson, Arizona, \ Gra
ucr, Mile. city Montana. u " webb
~rlt Like tiN Utah. & r Niles Gnr-
d"n Guy Kansas, II Il Khiuchnrt la
IrHndc Oregon, " f. Copeland Car.
son tiiN \cyadH Wm FiXrn Detroit
Michigan, & II Warner Wal,a W.lla
wyoming Territory aud ! K Drrc-
mcr Lcadvlllc ColOrado. Receivers
OF public monies, 4 + Crawford
hMncsvli'c, Florida. Jacob Stcinmetz
McCo"k Nebraska. f. W smith Tue.
son Arizona, A HAIL Miles CIty Mon
trna, lH- lirown Las Vegas. \ VI. and
IS W Glover Valentine Nebraska.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
MIImrr UrrrubacLers.

Special 'U tho EINmiuer
Gu.MEK Tex, Sept ls--The old
grccnuHck party have called .cOnyen-
tluu tor next Tuesday to nominate au
opposing candidate for The legisla-
turc against \ NJ Harris, the demo
cratic nominee, ItIs expected that
Camp county which bOltod the Demo
cratic convention win Join In tho
movement aud "A lively time is expect
cd. Jack Oburn or j, NJ Perdue are
expected to bo nominated by the dis
ruptionists, O. VI. Roberts will got
the -olid enforcement of this county
TOR the United State senate. Many
say give US Roberts.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
GATIIING'S .IHL.
Parsons 'IS'ns that Sh" i"n uim lie
tore lac met uis prrHrnt var

CuCAGo, sept. ls,.Anarohi-t rnr,.
on. hns been interviewed seyeral
times recently regarding the state
mcut made IN n dispatch from Waco
lcxa-, 10 the effect that his wife was
formerly the mi-tr0ss of n full blood
ed negro, .unurd Gathings, whom
-ho dc-erlGd tor Parsons A letter
that reached here from Waco reitcr-
ntes the charges made In the telegram
4 picture Oi GHthings came with
it. Armed with the letter aud pho
tograph, Areporter called upon Mrs.
Parsons aud went with her TO the
jail, upon her u,ual visit to her hus.
husband. She preferred that the in-
.rryiow should take place Ia his pres
euce. 10 the request the reporter as.
senIed The letter was read within
.he hearing Of them both,
"Now Mr, Parsons, tell me what
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

NEw ioKK, sept. ~ The lialur
more aud Ohio railroad company hH'
given notice that they viii meet the
Trunk Line cut to southern points on
Monday.
Commissioner picrpon hu- issued
all order endorsed by all the Trunk
lines ordering II reduction OF rates,
beginning Monday, september 2plh,
to all south aud southwest points.
The cut viii be ON the ba-i- of S25 To
New Orleans. the rate now being
$50 by the pool roads, and - by the
Baltimore aud ohio ruhd
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
rnI>CI,, ru,r,n,rio>s
10" thr Reception "f Nisii"rs to the
Grand 'uU'inSr ~ 81 IuuIs

81 lOuI-. sept u.s. A.l ARRANGE.
mcnts for the reception and cntrr
mnmcut ui kplghl, TomplAr- who
will Httcud the trionniai concp,yo in
this city, have bpru completed uulr
tcra hayo boou prepared for Ml visit.
ing cOmmtndrric- and knight- VIll
suffer no Inconvenience Tor want of
room, unless mauy rumr who have
not notified the committees. lo.dn,
the reception committee ut hity irum
various local cpumandrrlcs went
into camp near the union depot, whore
they viii be- stationed until the rrst
of the visitors arrive, giving knights
"a pleasant reception aud furnishing
each company WithH band which will
csCOrt thoin tu their headquarters
Yesterday there lett Ia ~ special cRr "a
delegation from lvRuhuo commuudc.
ry aud invited delegations tor Kan
Has City, where thoy VIII meet Sir
knight Robert h.. Withors, liigst
Eminent Grand Master Of the
United States, aud California dclcl,n.
tluua, ono thousand sirunV, aud c--
cOrt Ihrm here.
At noon the 81, James commanders
OF fhilHdrlphH arrived aud Wrrr c-.
cOrtcd to headquarters. licsidrs
this quite number of knights who
came IN ones aud twO., and In small
parties, there arrived the following
ollicors of the grand cncampmrut.
lhut ;. l'pryln, OF Cedar Rapids
Iowa, grand recorder, Rev Gel G.
Bette, OF Louisville, grand prcNtr
aud IIut,h At,( HnrIy al E.,tt,t...
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

WAsnIN"ToN, sept Is. Wm II.
Parker, the American minister 10 Co.
rea, reports To the secretary Of state
under date of August 2nd, that the
cholera is still raging throughout Co
rea. No reliable statistics ARE kept,
but il is estimated that tive hundrcd
people die daily inside thc walls OF
Seoal, and that 80 far 1000 persons
have diOl
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
'oniN.'o>NLNTION
ot the ipIsc"pnii"n- Ia 'hicHg" 80 lee
,rtI imp"Tinnt "u".

CmoAoO, sept ls. one uirhrluu-t
important, II not the most important
convention, ever held by the ,rntr-t.
ant Episcopal church ut America viii
take place Ht the central music ml. ,u
this city ON the silth OF next month
Al the coming convention multrr-
viii be discussed that VIII have di-
rect hearing on the future OF lho
church, aud nil, or nearly all. viii plyU
rise To II rood deal Oi animated debate
The convention viii consist Oi two
houses, via. the house OF bishops aud
the housc OF deputies, The upper
house viii meet IN the Appollo hnI
aud ,it Win closed doors. The house
oi depulir- win -it IN the CcntIA, Ma.
sic hall. The house or dcIulic. wili
number ~" dclrgatos and will bu
composed Of tour clergy aud tour lH
men from each diocese, and one clor-
gymau and one lHymHn from cuch mis-.
siuuary Jurisdiction The latter hHy.
no vote The hishOps, sixty.liye iu
number, will be- presided over by rho
oldest iH cOnirt ration, Right Rev
Alfred Lee, OF Delaware,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

-" I'll" way ,o til" rsuitsu'i.ry =
.o"d Issmpi~ set.

liosroN, Mass, sept. H. The grand
jury IN the United States court rG
ported to-day an indictment against
Richard i. Lane, president of the
4 biugdon national bank. Tho ar
rnigumcnt contains siSty-hvo counts
charging 'GubnlGloment of the bank h
funds, alleging false entries, drawing
trOm the lAnk's funds Ia Boston with
ont authorization aud with Intent to
duirAud.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

New IoRK, sept ls DcpuB Col.
lector Douglass smith, an examiner
OF mails IN This city at the pu,tollicr,
was dismissed some time ago An
examination Of his accounts show
that no had embrlllcd 5000 The
investigation i, not get finished and
the iull amount OF hla shortage Is not
known
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
New Dress Goods. Fall Dress Goods.

80 inch Oil-wool Canvas cloths. 90
cents.
~ inch Canvas cloths, special bar.
gain at 90 ccnt- n yard.
3s inch line Canvas cloths ut 20 cents
II yard.
80 inch extra quality Canvas cloths
NJ ! u yard
STRIPED AND llEC KED SUIT.
INGS, 80 inches 10 cents n yard.
40 inches s. cents ayard.
~ inches, 800 a yard
A. inches, Sl.25 ~ ward.
~ inches, ~ 80 ~ yard.
Elegant line of PIaid Suitings at all
prices.
a. inch Camcls Hair plaids AT 500
yard.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

LONDON, sept, ia rumor Is cur.
rent that plot mas been dh covered Ia
Rssassin,t0 Prince Alexander and
that two men have been found who
were paid ~ commit the crime.
pEACu BEATS OUR hoy,
In the sculling match today over
the Thames course, Beach, the Aus
trallau defeated GaudAur Of 81 Louis
Beach was the fayorlte In the betlino
five to two being laid ON him, Ross
and Lee, the A mcrican Oarsmeu have
issued n challenge to row double
scull race with any two mon In the
world for G2CO n side.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

"T''TFT IN TnO NINIUInOf
0AN ANruNio, Tex, Sept. IL. Tho
republican congressional convention
Tor the tenth district mot here to.
day. rhcy loft the nomination of "A
candidate with n committee sppoint.
Ell to do the selecting. A strong
night on the tarltl lines ia expected.
mo wool mon viii battle hard
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
OddIeIInn. nmIInI.

CnlcAao, H., Sept II. More than
eight thousand Oddlcllow- lett lol
Boston over the Grani Trunk road
this morning to attend mr'ting OF
the grand supreme lodge which be
gius uoIt Monday. There were repre-.
sentatiyes on the trains from every
lodge Ia the west and northwest,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

'VNIIHT 10 TUa NHHmlUuT
INAtnE ToN, sept. Is. Yester-
day Joe l'ng aud three Mexican.
we're arrested with $40 stolen sheen.
The hcrdcr IA charge of the bunch.
nt tho time thoy were stoloG. ia MISS
lhH, ana they aro thought to have
murdered him
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

Sr JonN, n r., Sept Is
All that has been a.oertained of the
wrecked steamship In Belle Isle
Straits, is that cattle. uak grained
panelIing, doors, spare, bedding aud
cabiu furniture have been driven
ashore The ship has II, been identi
hod. There /. no telcgraphic commu.
nicaiion with Belle Isle straits.
pIOuS rEELtk.
QuEBEC, sept. is. \ Young immi'
grant was recently arrested at the
railway station in south Quebec and
subsoquent,y fined 80 aud costs Tor
singing "God save thc Queen The
policeman who made the arrest ian.
cied that the prisoner WAS riuging AL
immoral song.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

MACoS, ia, sept n Rev. Jesse
Cook lcoloredJ was hanged ye-trr.
day IN Butler for the murder OF hi-
" lie last April. The crowd At the cH-
ecution il estimated at 5000 people.
Cook mado lull confession.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

We have reduced the price of Royal
iatont Flour to Sl75p sack, and
$500 per barrel. Thus the best tour
IN the world is placed within the
reach OF even the poorest man.
Absol utely pure Creamery butter
received every other day direct from
the creamery by express.
MARsHAII 4 Heard.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
INfAyoKAnLn KRCErIIoN.

tNFAVoKABLE RECEPTION,
The state entry of the marquis oi
Londonderry into Dublin was made
with the usual official demonstration,
but was devoid of incident. The
marquis was accompanied by his
wife, Indy Londonderry. They were
received in Westland Row, which
cheered them The marquis and wife
rode there from the station on horse
back. Lady Londonderry, as n tri.
butte TO the Irish people, wore II dress
of white poplin When the couple
departed from the railway station
they were greeted with cheers, fol-
lowed by groans. The entire route
from the railway station to Dublin
Gastle was lined with troops. Most OF
the building, were decorated and the
streets looked gay The lilbcrnlsn
bank building was conspicuous by It's
lack OF flags, bunting or any deco
ration. During the progress Of the
vice regal procession, the cheers were
nearly every where accompanied by
grosns. The vice regal party were
welcomed at the castle by Il large
crowd OF loyaliats, who chcered heart
ily. There was also hostile crowd
thero which did lts best to Offset the
welcome By cheering Justify tOr Par
nell aud United Ireland" The hos
tiles attempted to follow this up Sr
the marquis entered the castle by
singing God save ireland, but the
people rallied ana put Il stop to this,
FATHER FAYE 80 FOOL.
GALWAY, Sept. ls.-Father Faye,
the Catholic priest undergoing siI
months imprisonment here Tor al
legged threats against u landlord tor
having eyicted Que OF tho priests par.
lshoners ut WoOdford, In an Inter.
view to. day with an associated press
reporter, said "l never mentioned
dynamite 10 Mr.l.ewis; ! never threat
ened him; | never urged the people
to groau asainsi him, did not give
bail, because such compliance would
have been u taclt admission that my
defence was false, aud If ! made d
false defence, | would prove myself
unworthy Of the Priesthood,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

The illness OF Cardinal Jacobini, the
PHpal secretary of state, has assumed
critical stage. The attempt to re-
lieye the patient from the govt in his
che ST, from which lao suffers, WAS I'M.
successful. The greatest anxiety Is
felt Ia Papal circles about tho issue OF
the cardinals Illness.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

RoNE, sept 49,. Succi, the faster,
successfully accomplished the task OF
subsisting thirty days without ordin-
AIRY food ON mineral waters and All
extract from an African root aud has
finished the task without being at all
rNhAmslrd.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NEW York, sept ls.--A.hcr Il
Dureud, perhaps the oldest American
painter of note, died yesterday at hi
home in South Orange, New Jersey
lie WAS born IN 1896, at Jefferson,
New Iersey.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
INV nnI IIInL hnnnA

WAsmNGToN, u. C.. sept. IS The
following named appointments Of the
general land Office have up to this
time neglected to file their official
bonds, Their comm salons are there.
tore Withheld. Geo w Julian sur
yey or-general OF New Mexico and Il
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

Ladies', II you wish 10 purchase th'
latest style watch chain, call al Levin
skik Levine aud ask for the queen r
chain. They have the latsstnoyelties
aud most unique desigues,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

BERLIN, Sept, ls.--The Emperor
Williams had severe chill aud Ia IN
very feeble condition. lle will not
20 to Metz.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
New Weavas il Dress Goods !

Are numerous this than at any previous
one, Dagonol' small checks and stripes aud camel hair
effects taking the lead Never before it such easy
matter for ladies to get suited in dress goods the styles
elegant aud varied that the tasdious can get
pleased.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
RICH AND ELEGANT ,..,. ~: @.%" ~,..,''' 'r".
i!,o
DRESS


Arc being shown dress goods counter, se
CANT novelty Robes embroidered in wool, silk and
plush superb combinations of Diagonal cloths with plush
embroidered fronts and trimmings to match hundreds OF
styles that all and elegant from $3.50 to 800 IA
pattern.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

SO inch Diagonal Suitlngs. at 10
cents ayard
~ inch Diagonal Suitings at 30
cents Il yard.
80 inch Diagonal Suitings al 75 cents
yard.
- inch Diagonal Suitings at : %
yard
3s inch Snowflake Dingonals, rich
novelty, al a cents yard.
81 inch Camcls Hair Cloths, ~ cents
q yard.
80 inch Shoodds Clothes at 65 cents
yard.
40 inch extra tinU Shoodda Cloths
at 81 cents yard.
AZ inch Fern Leaf Brocade Suiting-
al - CUnts yard
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
who,.r.s whatTh., Dog

NEw YORK, Sept, Is Sullivan and
Herald left New York last night tor
Allegheny city, where they wil
meet In sparring contest.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

., 'LtNEtANp, ONO, sept is Amos
townsend nominated to-day by
me republicans OF the twenty, tlrst
district for congress.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

HEyOLUTIONART RESOLVE.
SOFIA, sept. ls.--The Russian agent
has informed the Bulgarian govern.
ment, that Russia has not only re-.
solved to msiuts!n the independence
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

We placed Import order f,r Black and Colored
Cashmercs before the advance in prices and will give
tho public the benefit of it Our lines Of allwoo Cash,
from 80 cents to 81 % It yard
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
rkkNcn rKEIruLNEss.

Republique Franchise urges the
French government to take Adyan-
tage of the fact that England has her
hands full to enforce French pro-
tectorate over Madagascar. "Other-
WISE observes the paper, England
when she becomes dlsengsgcd will
become mistress OF the situation
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
aniinm IirII nrnorI.


Cotton region bulletin lot the last q houis
ending sept Is is-. ai'p m,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
ireland.


DuBIN, sept. Is Marquis Of Lon
dondcrry, the new viccroy OF Ireland,
arrived at kinRstown early this
morning. The arrival of the lord
lieutenant was signalled by II royal
salute, but he did not land until noon
when he proceeded In state to Dublin
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19

The jewellers Of Waco, Levinski 4
Lowiue, are selling THIS WEEK child,
reh's solid gold earring at 81 u pair,
A price never before quoted,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-09-19
AN UTTERANCE.
That May Cause Serious
Trouble For The French
Nation.
Butgarisus Determined 10 pun.
ish THOSE thar Deposed iheir
Borrowed Alexander.
Serious Illness or the GREAT
Cardinal, Jacobini-EasI
of AN Italian.
N
DemoBstrati,e Reception Of
the Viceroy ofIreiaud Gau-
dHur beaten.
BELLlcosE nouLANGER.

PARIS sept. IL General Boulan.
gers bclicose utterauces are much
commented upon, especially the sen
tence' AT length we can abandon
our miserable defensive policy, aud
hence forth bodily assume the otien-
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11ataBea an 0tr tnerlFamtTd1en
@rct3e.

@orpn8s@ @brift, Ser, 30. Qpril.-
Sn Der gtadt bonn legten Dtontage inter
nabm cine aroBe Qn5abl bemaiueter Wt.ri.
taHer etuen giufaa in Die pierSig Dteileu BON
bier oil Der umeritaniden gtatjonalba5u"
9eIe9ene Ertidaft Collins. Seoe8 6au5
murOe, leoob obne GrfOig, mad Dem 0Ilf3.
SdeltH SOP ouraiadt, 9erieibe bQtte IN
ldH9ft 5met meritaniIbe BieroaOiebe, 4uore3
g2arttne2 Hno SOie 0aria Garoeua, ieitge.
nolnmen uno Dem GouItd6er Sobnou ;ur
Setpafun9 itbergeben. 3leiem muroeI iis
aber balo bon Der Se00lferung abgenommeu,
meld]e nit ZEN BeiOeu turien BrOjeB madlte
uno ite erifoB. 0artiue3 geb0rte eiHermobl=
bobenoen 6anilie an, unO iein Sater bat
cine 8elobHuug bon $1,000 auf @rgreituu9
oeS vWtOroer8" ietueS SohHe8 geaBt. Dies
mar Der @ruHo, mesbalb bic Dteritauer mad
@og lud)ten. Der Sderiii lit mad Collins
sur llnterIudung Der NugelegeHbeit abge-
ganQen.
(Spater.) - &u8 Cos SnOtQio, elmer flei=
men IuFebluug in 9uoal- &ountg, lift Die
gIadutt etn9etrOiieu, oaB bic 5iilfsderifia
Sop uno 5tenbam in lester UiOutag5 5=Had)t
5mlt anoere meritauiihe &ier0 e6iebe eritoi-
len, iudbreno itdl Oielelbeu Der Serbaftuug
nloeriebten. Stint merifauiid)e 8ierOeOiebe
itHo auf Oieie g8eie iHnerbaIb jebu Sageu
getObtet mOrGeu. 28dbrenO Die merifauljneu
&i9tIanten in Collins mad Son Iuttau, be-
iano itdl oerielbe i'm nGrOldeu 5beile BEG
Sount1S nnO fabu6ete auf eie 6reuHOe Der
gIniIGntpu
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40, GOnseeB. = Grfe stbuns.
S'ne Siu 8nt @inI6iuns Der 5raSe=SoHarS.
-S6nsmaBreGeIn eeeen Sas 8eIbeSieber
Die Soitamts Serwtaieunasbta I'M
Scnat wuO Die SIuBs uuS SafenbtH IN,

S'ne 8iu Sut GinI6iums oer 5raoe=SouarS.
-ShusTaBreGeIne ee9en Oas seIbe6ieber.
Die Ncitamts 8crmiHigMnesbtu tut
Scnat HuO Die SIaBs unS SaTenbtH int
Sauie.
darlington, 3. G., 30. 9tpril. - SIM
Senate gelanate bic iOgenannte ,,6Ourtb
Of SnIp. Claims Bill" rueI9e iid auf Der
idteoene aus bem Siirgertriege oatireuoe
AnlPrtae be3iebt, sur 8eratbuH8 uuO mUrOe
an9enommen.
8te BOfamtS &eriptlliguuqsbiQ murOe Sus
ndd)ft oorgeuommen. Die idmebenoe 6rQqe
be5o9 ijd oui 0a8 bonn Senatsz @omite Dor
9eidIagene lmenbement, nel6es $8OO, 900
fir Die 8ei0roerung Der certrcI= uno lib
amerlfantl6eu, Gltnefifen unO aufralti6en
Boit oerptli9t. Die 9,sfuIiion ieue8 Qmeuz
dement's bate ihon Die game geifrtqe Git.
SunS III GnIpruf genommen un0 mur6e beute
mehrere SnnOen lang fOrtgeieBt, obne OaB
cine Gntidlelouug getI0fien mur0e. lin 5
llbr glHg Der Senat III grefutiUituuq uuo
oerta9te iid cine Stuuoe Oarauf bis m0rgeu.
SIN Repraientantenbaaie
ipuroen &onieren3 @onlite'n beliiQlidj Der
Senat8 lmenoement8 3u ben 6Qu8bQ8,
pelhe ben Sau BON Sriiden iiber Ueridie=
oene 6liiiie autOriiireu, angeorOuet.
2anbom (Ser.) bonn @omite fir O2iin;z
meien beridtete elue 8iQ 5ur Gtn5iebunq uno
llmprdgung Der Eraoeoollar5 ein; in ben
SausfdenOer eingerageu. (0ie 5iQ per-
oronet, baB iefs lROuate nad ibrtr 4nuabme
Die 8rabeoollars gu ibrem gfeunUerthe fir
ale Guipriidle accepttrt uH6 and qeqen
StunOarbboaarS umgetaui6t meroen i0len.
Sierauf iouen ie ben Mitujdmtern iiberantz
tuortet unb in Stanoar0ooQars umgepragt
peroen.)
gGdbrenb Der glOrgenfunbe ;og ba8 Sau8
bic Sill in grWdgun9, mad rpelder cine aus
orsi 0iitglieOern beftebenOe @ommiTon err
nannt mer0eu iou, mn itd] blnf1tlif Der
Q3ahrbeit Der 2(naabe gu unterr,6teu, oaB
Die ipe5ifiideu llriafen ocs gelben 6ie5ers,
ionte einc 9iethGGe -sur 8efdmpfEng iener
Seu6e ourh @iuimpfuHg entOedT wor0en
ieien. Die 0lOrgentunbe oerItrit, ebe iiber
ben SOrihlag entidieoen ruOr6en mar.
Die @rpaguug Der 6luBz uuo 6aienbtu
purbe bann in BlenarIiBuug fortgeiett
Nfebrere lmen6ements o6er Qutr6ge AMI
Streihen gemliier BOfen wurbeu 9eiteatr
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