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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24
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10 al matter Ten cents Tine Jur Il single insertion.
Marriage Gud Death Notices inserted grdt"u0"siy.
Obituaries trW BE- chd,ged hay The usual rate o.
transient focal matter.
Transient rules Eight cents Il line for one. ana
F0ur cents line for erery additional insertion.
one iacd Of space counted as 7t"'ir" lines. 0n'
soidc.a. Fire HoiiorS PER iHch. ome gear -Four
changes Giiot'ed IL YrHiIg 0dreitiMIs ~iIhOw 6ddi
iioq chGrg'.
III, circulation Of Ib' Hhig bciHg among The most
iaic!lc,ai CLASSES If tccii county and tie oGjonf"g
eo,niiss Of .HdIgIdHd, Pennsylvania ard h''d~dre
II propfi,t0r coAGd'Hny recommends il to Business
Sen as t. most dtsi. 0tIe medium for rchaH"1dfir'
adrerfixine. To a!ointeiu It's high standard as d
tauiIy jOurHGi 4itHSIre ~ objectionable ddrer-
fistnfnfS ari3 b, udHtifttd at GRE prict.
H., ,L;,,y nj rs 1rOUfirfOr bfin0 10 make
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24
AN IDIOTIO EXHIBITION.


b echer'. Opinion of the Democratic Party.
New YORK, Al ril 1S.-The Br0okign
S"ndog Eagle publishes todaY the foil, W
ins interview with Henry Ward b echer:
81 haven't read that interview which w s
telegraphed from Chicago said Mr.
Beecher, "but if, as you say, am quoted
as characterizing the Democratic party
as a double cared ass, | am willing to
stand by the statement and to amplty
and enlarge it if necessary. To tell You
the truth, | don't believe that more
contemptibly asinine exhibition Is ever
been shown on any stage than that
which is now being enated by the duly
accredited representatives and m.uth
pieces of the Democratic party On the
one hand We see brave, honest man,
imperturable. sticking steadfastIy to the
spirit. and letter of his words and his
promises, obstinate III right doing, misled
on occasions by those whom, in the hat
ural course of things, he was called upon
to trust, seeking steadfastly aud with
the best faith and the best lighr i, ia him
TO carry out the pledges he has made and
to obey the laws he has sworn to admin
lister, with convictions deeper than his
shallow critics dared penetrate and a 10 =
atty to honorable obligations more stead
fast and sterling than the everlas; ing
hills. Who are they who sneeriugly AID
secretly scott at his actions aud chara c.
terize his adherence to pledges as base
ingratitude ~
do yCu conclude, then, that the sab
ject of civil service reform is the most
pressing question of the day ~
Il do. most decidedly. The silver qlts
tion but touches the pockets of oar pc,
pie. a reform in the revenue laws. 10
matter how imperatively demanded, Is
yet not the most momentous pressing
70 my mind, Indeed, this one matter OF
filling the offices with competent men
and leaving them there while they re
main efficient and honest Is the over
Swallowing issue of the uav When We
zee the decentralization thai morley has
wrought in our politics, the threltene
clean sweep that a victorious party
would iuaugurate ii it could and the
Large interests that are involved, 1t seems
TO me that the time has come for :, ra-
tional and business like Seuteme fills
question. That vi. Cleveland views the
subject i'll the light or reason and com
moi sense must be apparent to all
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

The House committee on alcoholic
liquor traffic on Monday by vote OF
six to five ordered an adverse report on
the bill providing that no person shall
be licensed as a retail dealer in intoxi-
cants by the United States until he has
first received license as such from the
Dcal authorities where it is supposed to
carry on the business OF selling liquor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

One woman promises to give the
present Administration more trouble
than bakers dozen of able-bodied ex-
Confederates Her name is Ihomp-
son, and she has just been re-appointed
postmaster at Louisville, Kentucky.
Senator Beck endorses her, and Black,
burn is opposed to her. She is in
Washington, having taken the field in
person. She claims to be a Democrat,
bat made a donation to the Blaine fund
in 1854. She carried water on both
shoulders then. Hence these tears.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

\ PENSION bill introduced in Con
gress by Mr.. Wolford, of Kentucky,
contains section which provides "that
the Secretary Of the Interior shall place
ola roll to be made for that purpose
the names of all the officers, soldiers,
s1ilors, marines, privates, enlisted men,
or scouts who, in the army of the late
Confederate States, lost an arm or a
leg and that an artificial arm or leg,
or the equivalent in money, shall be
f Finished them at the expense of the
Governme nt."
How the passage OF this bill Great
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

WHITE HOUSE conferences, projected
for the purpose of bringing about a
better state of feeling between the
President and the Democratic leaders
iii Congress don't seem to pan out
well. The story of Mr.. Dorsheimer' S
last attempt as a peacemaker as told in
another column by the Washington cor
respondent of the Inter- Ocean is funny
readirp
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24
mo Physic, Sir, In Mine /,

A good story comes from a boys board.
ing-school in Jersey" The diet was mo-
notonous and constipating, and the learned
Principal decided to introduce SOME old
style physic in the applesauce, and await
the happy results One bright lad, the
smartest in school, discovered the secret
mine in his sauce, and pushing back back
his plate, shouted to the pedagogue, ''No
physic. sir, in mine. My dad told me to
tAe nuthin but Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pur-
gative Pellets, and they are doing their
duty like a charm They are anti bilious,
and purely vegetable.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

Mr.. w. T. Hammond thought prohibi
ton by local option was a success in Ce-
Gil county, and ther wasn't the slightest
fear of its being turned down. MIR. Thos.
Waring, Of Rising sun, thought Mr..
Hammond's report was too apt to put
the temperance men at their ease; local
option with the amendments would win,
but it would requir, hard work, and it
might be that in so ne ditricts it would
fail. Rev. G. II. Williams, colored, OF
the nj. p. church, said the colored PEG
pie had learned that temperance deeply
concerns the race. A letter from Mr.. Al
fred Foard as read, gratifying figures,
showing that while the operation of the
local option law has not been perfect yet
much less liquor has been brought into
Cecil county. A large incl ease of "peal
cider was noted. however.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24
s:EHE+WH

P,e-tmtncaiig raIuGJlc for its Local rel as Gen
eraI Intelligence, NeIrs Communications are respect
fully solicited from all sections Of the County,
addition TO the trcekiy contributions Of It's regular
orpS Of correspondents. Anonymous comm"n'ed
lions rH reccire no attention. the name Of tn
.rrifer being required IN all cases as guarantee O
ALL .nit.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

THE Democracy of Queen Anne's
have two Legs to stand on-Col. +.
c. Legg and Col. Vim. H. Legg. Both
were office seekers of course. The lat
ter having been designated as Deputy
Surveyor OF Customs at Baltimore, the
former has Withdrawn his application to
b. Commander of the Oyster Navy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

We publish elsewhere in this issue, .
timely article from that able advocate
Of protection to American industries,
the N. Ij16uNe, relative to wool
manufacture, the proposed reduction
by Democratic House OF the duty on
wool being generally opposed by intel
ligent IA mer,.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

That is strong language, when Dem
ocratic journals declare that Mr.. Cleve-
land is intellectually unable to COM
prehend the duties and responsibilities
o. his place They are evidently de-
termined to consign him to his own
famous condition of "innocuous dis
Snet1le
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

What is said about it. There is no lu-.ii-
cine which has been offered to the people.
for thu past forty years that has aftaiur,i
the popularity OF Ponds EXtrac Tue rea
son is plain. II is medicine thai rel rv, =
at once the sprains, bruises, burns and all
common ills that are sur. Ia come. which do
NOT need a d yet, r, but must be attended I, ;
and it is 50 simple AMI harmless that any
body old or young, can uSr II. Asa On n
an,er OF its worth phy>l,,ns everywhere
recommended it, and, III many instancr,,
they Use it in their own practice. 1t is an
indispensable household remedy, and no
family shonld be without It'll. 3ianapo'js
Journal
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

HENRY WARD BEECHER says tina,
"Air. Cleveland owes nothing to the
Democratic party. That he was nomi
mated because he was the most avail
able man, and not from any affection
which that party bore him. Judging
from the manner in which the Presi
dent treats prominent Democratic
lenders Outside of Marylan1D Mr.
Cleveland seems to share Mr.. Beecher':
opinion.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

The tusks of nastodon recently found
in Illinois weighed 175 pounds each. VIVA,
a gigantic toot hache that animal must have
been capable of having! And such neural
gia Neuralgia, or nerve-sche, generally
proceeds from a disordered condition of the
blood. Browns Iron Bitters enriches and
purifies this aud drives neuralgia out. Mr..
w. w. Redman, Piqua, o., says, "BroWn. 6
Iron Bitters permanently cured Inc of Eeu-
raIpia"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

They have an arbor day in PennSyl-
vania, and last week many thousands
of trees were planted all over the State.
We should have such a day in Mary
land
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

We haven't rs large stock of Carpets
and Mattings AZ some people, but we have
right smart lot that we'll sell as cheap as
anybody. Reese 4 Freeman.
Ground Alan and Turks Island Salt
Reese & Freeman.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24
ELKTON, APRIL "a, 1886.

Gov. ALGER, of Michigan, says that
he will not be candidate for re-elec-
ton, and predicts that the State will go
Republican.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24
NEW ADTERTISEMENIS
AUDITORS NOTICE.

Eenry ii. Mitchell vs.. CHARLES H. Bennett and
Others.
In the CIRCUIT Court for Cecil county in Euuitv
IN pursuance of an orter of Court.
L passed in the atoye entitled use notice i
hereby given to the llea creditors ol William G.
Crow and Amelia +. CrGs, his wife 10 ME their
claims before the undersigned. within sixty days
from the date Of the tirSt insertion OF This notice
april y, 1850. &. McCELLOIrGH
Apl2i-3t Auditor
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

ing an artificial leg fund for limping
eX-confederates would delight the
hearts OF Northern taxpayers. They
would, indeed, howl for vent JOY.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

~ Adv ERTISERS Rates for Ad-
l. 'ertising in gal good newspapers sent free.
Address fEoP. Row ELL y Co, 10 Spruce ST N Y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24
OTHER REPORTS
OTHER COUNTIES,

Rev. Mr. II zz.rd reported that they
are making grand progress in Dolches-
ter Local option prevails in all districts
S We NJ squito district. Where the mos
q ,itos Sing SO gr indy tie people drink
whisky In Cambridge the law has
been only partially executed. The great
trouble is the .in, trade from Baltimore,
and that, is We believe, the steamboats,
sell liquor when they land. Mr. Hail. OF
Cambridge. sp'Ge OF the action Of the
law in that town. Dr. Webster reported
progress i'll III .Ii"rd county Mr.. Will
liams, OF Cecil C. unity, reported that thele
was il wonderful amount of hard cider in
that county, but h" felt sure II a. the
temperance sentiment would fl rally pre-
vail. Rev. I. .. Ayres, of Caroline
county, wan'eu to celebrate the fact that
one VIM. Fell, "a hotel keeper. and one
Senator Gold>borough had failed in their
efforts to deluge Caroline county with
whisky.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24
,>.,,..,. STATE, Dl, .NARNLAND.

.\<>NI,n-., April u J. Il
compliance with , hereby
ed h" Es,
of ut on in
ADl iiSfrIu .t4,5l,i .i
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24
RESOLUTIONS {.
Tue fJllowing platform of principles
was reDOrted and adopted.

Iue fJllowing platform OF principles
was reported and adopted:
We, as advocates of the prohibition of
the liquor traffic, la annual convention
assem- lied, congratulate the people of
our State and nation on the glorious ad-
vances made all anny the line of temper
ance reform tu.ln2 the past year, and
more especially 50 IN the last few months,
and We call upon our people to return
thanks to the G!ver of all good things
who has 50 richly blessed the efforts
made in behalf OF the good of humanity
aud for the stability OF our government.
In starting ont upon new year of still
stronger effort Tor the good of State and
nation we reit rate our beliefs and pur-
poses in the following platform of princi-
pies;
l. The Maryland State Temp, rance
Alliance is and must continue to be nom
sectarian and non partisan in its cl arac-
ter and methods.
>. 1t is neither right nor Olitic for the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

To those getting up Clubs we would respectfully
suggest that the name OF each purchaser, AS alsl
their order, be written as distinctly as possible.
Club forms and printed envelopes will be fHrn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-04-24

During 1885 we shipped 2,S56 club orders which
is the best evidence We can furnish that Sys-
TEN finds yor with that large class OF purcha Scrs
who cannot spare TIN TO V sit Philadelphia. and
who find ii Impossible to secure pure Teas and
freshly roasted Cotees satisfactorily at hong.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-21

ter GapttGu Sdaad i'm Stotionsbauit oil Ser
Gbicnaosaoenue beriammelt uH0 G0liiets
Ghei GberIoIo langte bulS nI6b,r an. D&an
er3Ghlt fid, oas bic 8oliSeibebDrbe zine QiIie
bon 800 Berioueu, bic in Die auar1ifter.
8eridp0ruR9 berntdelt mnreu, in tbrem
Befte bat, uno baB Mafen 8erbaftungen
nun an Der Sagesoronung iein meroen. Die
gtameu Der 6raU 2uc1 Parions uno Der Srau
0isie Solmes iOIIeu uuf iener Qiiie iteben.
Die uArbetterSettrng" iagt i'm 8etreff oe5
9erSifts 9egen bic Gnurdifien: p0ie Ourf
Obigen Sitel ungebeutete 9tahrtft puroe
burd SsboI.l, ben Sbmann Der SHrp, Dem
6idter @orp mttgetbeilt. Die inter Der
YIcuge aIf Der StraBe SerfreuteH Spisel
bra6eu in 6OGrufe aus, ais bic 2tnfinois
gung eriolgte, allein Der &if)ter ruur6e gan;
blus. SeIbt er batte 8a8 ni6t erpartet.
grlHneu oa9e9en ernartete bas Yer0itt nit
Siege89emiBbeit tpabridetnlid1 bate er
leine @riinoe baftir. Dtarihau 6ielo Hno
@ouicrten baben bel - unbei1rGuttes @eIo.
gGa8 iagt 0as S0lt at bem Ser0tft? G8 bdlt
baIielbe fir unm69li1. gBtr ielbit fouHten
Die Rafridbt 3uerf nitt gIauben, bis re ipds
ter unumfGBIi9 beitdtigt tpurOe. &apttdn
glad beantraate Ofort etnan neuen BroSeB.
@rinneu erboB teinen @tHmanb, uno 3tiuter
@orp rpirb bic argumente i'm September.
9ermiIl beruebmeu. Sm Sale er o:n 2lu=
trag oerrpirft, 70 bleibt gtthts iibrigs al8 cine
appeuation. g8tr ielbf Iino 81 aufgeregt,
Inn beute ruehr IL ilQen,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-21
Sturm uno SO6&paTCr 50 0alpt.
SYnft

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beftIger Sfiturm berrldt bier. Der BIuo
nebt nit elmer @ejdutuoigfeit BON ! ) 0tetleu
prO Stunoe uuO Himmt beldEbig an 6eitgs
felt gu. Ser gaT3e ii0li6e uno Iuo0ftlihe
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SamiIien puroen mdbreuo Der OerguHQeueu
Jlatt 3ur Elrdlt aus ibren 8obuugen gez
3nungeu. 9as @eleiie Der Oas llfer eHlang
fubrenoeu StraBenbabn 1T uufgemublt, uH0
bic gEogen oe5 Soils WGlSeH iid] 3ur 3eit
iiber bic untere SerauOa oes Bead =6otcls."
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meIfe an ben Dem Sturme am UteifeH auSs
9eietteu Bunftsn mObuen.
yiem Orleans, 20. guguf. - Der
ielt 9efte1H 4beuo IN 9aluefoH miitbeuoa
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lde Sertebr nit leuer StaOt lett beute Tlib
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ltreGt I'D, ME in 1885, Sm6lf Uteileu Iueit
ms SHuere uuO idnejoet beu Seltehr nit
Girginia BOiut ab. lin ) llbr beute QbaHO
trai folgeHoe 9epel9e ans 9alueaou Der
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idnemmt qcpeen unO oaS gSNIier iteiQt i'm
wgr hObtr. Su Der ytdbe ocs StrauOe8 1T
eS beretts 10 6uB lief. SH ben Sua5eu III
Der yiGBe be8 llerS trelbeH tleine g8otu1dU
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truuteH.n
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te9raPhirt: uGtu heftiger StulH bat ieit g.
item AbenO bier gepiitbet. Dtan melbet aus
Subine-Y FOB, bah 0as &GGher SDei SUP bod
III oeH S1taBeu leHer StG0t lte9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-21
Rnrie RabeIpepeiaen.

- S6rigiu Gittoria bat fd mad 8almo.
raj, SGottano begebeH.
- Ger qeItern ool Bremeu Had ytem
gOrf abgegangene 3ampTer pSaale" Ha9h
$1,000, coo IN Sob nit.
- Die BETTER Der Buummouipinnereien
al @bemnie, Sadien, babea beitIoiieH, t9re
Ero6uittou 5u oermlnoern.
- Su gours ct. gugufiu, i'm ircn'0F.
iden 8epartement @oi.e5e, muroeH 9eterH
40 5Guier burd 6euer ;erIt6r..
Der StaatsetH3up oe8 ueueu 2orolieu.
tenants Oon Shano, Dlarqui5 gouooHoerr9.
iit auf ben 10. September anberaumt.
- Ser @3ur BON 3uBlnnO bat oem Ba=
fteur Snititut 6Ouo III Bari8 100000 9e-
itcntt. Der Som beIanft ilt legt auT S320,s
OCo.
- @iniam &. Sanoerbft bat nit Ser
y9meriTa" bic 9tiidreiie Don 2iUerpool nab
Nem=Y YOri augetreteH. SeiHe @siuH0bett
bat ilt pelentlid gebehert.
- Earneu bat an 11idter Fitzgerald, ben
ueuerndblten 8rdfioeutaH Der p5Ilt] AmeI,
fauiiden glationaLiga, >" telegrapbirt uno oem
@On0eut Der Gi9a fir feline Sedlihe ge'
taHit.
- Die spbllomathtibe @eieuldaIt" IN St'
berpool CAB geitern abeno 0em 0r. Gllo'r
ggenoel 6Olmes gu Gbreu eiR Buutett. Or.
Solmes reift beute BON bort aui oem Dam
pier p&uruHia" Had Reps9Ori ab.
Der ruiFi6e nSpet" melbet, Dtarquis
9ieng, Der hinsFids Boti4aiter babe emp6a-
ttit erflGrt, oa6 @orea Elm BON GbiHa uu5er-
trenulidhes 2aub iei, un6 OaB ieiHe 9legta-
ruug feiner nusndrtigeu gRaht geitaIteu
tperCe, ieues S0nigreid 3u aunettireu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-08-21
Serm. teIesrapbii9e 9ePeId9sa.
Mns BETA SnIanbG.

- Sic gu Soratoga, R..Y., taoerOe
pGmeritaniide gaueGu &iiOciatiOu" bat
@onnrO GuS 5iudleg ans !ytarplaHO 5rm
SeiretQr ermGblt.
- Ser 4rdfoeut un6 Grau GleoelaHO
pareH geifern abermal5 in OeH QoirOH,ad3
oui 6em 6tdfanq. Die gsferu erbeu,eta
gadsiOreue mie9t tiiuf PiunO.
- 9us @iferiu6t ermoroete Der in Der
Ndbe bon &roiperIlg, S.z@., pobubafte he
G." u. 6arRon ietue Satin, irbem er ibr
NIT sinem 6ammer Den SddOeI elui4IHg.
- g}attbius 6. 9arbp, Der grunOeiqenz
tbumB.A9ent in yiemarf, yt.sS., tpelber al
getlaC if, cine groBe 2H}abl iuuger DtdO-
den in gIemart runirt 81 bacon, ruurve &c
ilern IN gli3abetb. R=S, OerbaItyt uu6 mad
yieparf abgeiiibrt.
- Sobu Sdifsoau3, Elm 2lrbeiter an Dem
SalbmaH'ih iheu 9odoien uahe gtmtetta, Ba.,
purhe g9ItelH &olmittug burf Dit 3ufddige
GrploTpn elmer Guautitdt 8puamit 10 lhper
Oerlett, ouB er bOlO 0arauf ftarb. Sic gr=
plOfOH rib ibm beiOe Seiue ab.
- Su gbicOgo iano gefein QbenO ais
giodJieler Su benz &onOent oery STIdl= Imei
fcLlueH JtatloHauiql" cine GerIammluua
fiatt, in melber 9iidjael 9auitt, Baird
gguu, glIcr. Sruiuun unO anoere iriide
gr6Beu Houmals ibrem gfuHowert IreieH
QaIi lieBen.
SIN 6uoiou- 3}iUer bei BougbIeepF.,
9&..I., murbe 20 geiteru cine 5Iai1e gefuu
6,n, in oer iih ein 3etteI nit iol9euOer Sa
itriit befaub: oSoute maine geidle geIuu0au
nercen, 10 bite i'd, oieslbe msluen @lcrh
III Sueiou, N.sYr 3u}uisnHen. 81 bIH bes
gebeus mijoe. SOgu 8Obertsr 94OjOr, g.
Yolf"
lin ni6t qelpudt III werOeu, bot Der
@auentueGt Gmmons, pelher usuli.b bel
giourt Carmel, SuB., &ueu Stout, oaa
gobu ieines GJoobGrru, eridlofieI uuo i2jue /
9rooberru q. s. StOut ielbit t0Otlin Der
nuu0et bat, fd ialbft aus Der 8elt geidaTt,
u. 6. StOutiit ieilbem ebeHiaus an cen Ser
I,eun8eH Seitorben..
-Mmibau 8. S.6iumau, elm SAT i'm oGrau5z
InicH. 6otel,n gtsY., ieit 2uugem an 0gs
pepfe IeibenO, nabm gefern 0ROrpbln elm uHO
ihcB fh eiuige StuuoeH ipatgr, aIs oas
@t0t uidt bic geUInidte QGtrluH9 ausubte,
aus eiuem Bifcl oon Ileinem SalIber Iet8
Sugelu III oen 6opf uuo 6als. Erog iejuer
Oielen @uu0en bat er 2iu8F5t auf Gene
lung.