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The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11


A Vigorous Report Against it by Colonel
Morrison.
WASHINGTON, July 10.-Mr. Morrison has
completed his report on the Randall tariff
bill. 1t is a very vigorous document. There
has been no prospect at any time that the
Randall bill would be debated, and Col.
Morrison does not conceal his opinion that
the bill was not expected to be considered,
but Democrats on the Ways and Means
Committee want report made on it for use
in the campaign. The abolition of duties
on tobacco, fruit, brandy, and alcohol used
in the arts is estimated TO cut the revenue
somewhere near $40, 000. 900, and perhaps
$45, 00e, 600, as the amount of alcohol used
In the arts is an unknown quantity. Mr..
Randalls estimate of the amount OF in
ternal revenue his bill would cut of was
about $26, 00O, 900. The point is made that
as the bill reduces both internal and GUS
tom duties, it points toward direct taxes.
The report will dwell on the impolicy OF
lowering taxes on whiskey and tobacco
when duties on the raw materials used by
our manufacturers and on clothing are un-
retrenchedfor increased Thefgreater part
of the internal war taxes have already been
repealed, while little has been done in the
way of reducing taxes. Statistics OF the
immense increase of our national consump-
ton of spirits, beer, and tobacco and
cigars will be cited to show that internal
duties are not bearing heavily on the in
duEtries they are imposed upon, and a re-
duction in the cost OF manufacturing will
be useful as measure of giving employ
ment in our factories, and extending our
export trade.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11
A Cotton NM strike.

AUGUSTA. Ga, July 10.-As telegraphed
yesterday, the Augusta factory closed to-
day because of the refusal to advance
wages fifteen per cent. The picker hands
went out first and caused the mill to shut
down, but all other hands demand a SINH
lar advance. There is no prospect of the
nall starting up Monday. The strikers are
firm in their demand, and the mill officers
are equally firm in refusing,
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11
Newark Without : Mayor.

NEWARK, July 10.-Mayor Haynes, be-
fore he went off on jaunt with Mayor
Smith, of Philadelphia, neglected to in
form President Murphy, of the Common
Council, of his intended absence from the
city. Mr.. Murphy has gone West on bust
ness and the city is without an official
head. City Treasurer Howell had to bor-
row 81, 251. 92 on his own responsibility to
pay the warrants of the Street Department
laborers.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11
Ths Extra ray Cut on.

WASHINGTON, July 10. The General
Deficiency bill has been committed with
instructions to the Committee on Appro.
priations to report it back without the
clause granting months extra pay to
House and Senate employees.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11

NEWARK, July 10.-The Newark shoe
factories have been closed this week, the
manufacturers having been engaged in
taking stock. They have organized under
the title of the Shoe Manufacturers Pro-
tective Union of Newark, and have decided
not to agree to demand for an advance In
wages recently made by the men. A se-
rious lock out is unprecedented.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11
!. A Child Eaten hy a Puma.

WHITE WRIGHT, Tex, July 10.--A puma,
which has been infesting the neighborhood
of Pilot Grove for several weeks, yesterday
tore to pieces and deyoured the one-year
old child of farmer on the Burns tract
Nothing was left of the child by the beast
but feshless bones.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11

LONDON, July 10.-The report that the
Emperors of Germany, Austria and Russia
would meet next Autumn is revived, and
there is but little doubt that such meet
ing is contemplated. It will probably be
held at Konigsberg or Keil.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11
The Hoboken stnbbing Array.

Dominick Lie, the Italian who was
arrested in Hoboken, Friday afternoon, Tor
the arrest of Waddie on q charge of at
the bars with bandagss on his wounds.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11

CHICAGO, July l0.-The prospect that
Chicago is to have regular army post is
now thought to be assured. The Secre-
tary of the War has transmitted to Con-
gress the proposition of the Commercial
Club Of Chicago, to donate land on the
shores of Lake Michigan for the purpose.
Secretary Endicott's action is in accord
ance with General Sheridan's report, and
an effort will be made to secure action by
Congress this session.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11
the Pennsylvania r.. n. Protests.

Counselor Vredenberg asked Judge
Knapp yesterday for writ of certiorari in
the case of the city against the Pennsyl-
vsnia Railroad. The Board of Aldermen
directed the Company to erect gates at the
West Newark avenue crossing. The Com
pany demurs, contending that they do not
own the tracks which cross the aYrnue.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11
Fhs Gosh in Camp,

New YsRK, July 1O.-The Sixty-ninth
Regiment, under command of Col. James
Cavanagh, departed from their armory this
morning, in ten companies for the State
camp at Peekskin.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11
Strike Against the Kn1ghts of La DC

WHITMAN, Mass, July 10.-Ten lasters
employed IN Langley F. Smiths factory,
struck this morning against price list
posted by the Knights of Labor, but not
yet Endorsed by the Lasters' Protective
Union. conflict between the two
organizations may result.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11
ESQ. GEO Tor enc BnrthoIdf statute.

WASHINGTON, July 10. The Senate Com
mittee on Appropriations have inserted q
paragraph in the 6undry Civil bill appro-
priating $50, 900 for the BaHholdi statue.
This does not include the expense of en-
Pertaining guests, building new wharf
and arches.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11

SARAToaA, N. Y, July 10 THE body of
. g. Fl. McPherson, who suddenly disap-
peared last spring, was found tonight in a
swamp southwest of this village. The
coroner has taken charge of the case.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11
ANOTHER Veto.

WASHINGTON, July 1O.-The President
this afternoon returned to the House of
Representatives without his approval the
bill providing for the rection of a public
building atAsu, 9.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11

No K,oa

PrrrsBURa, Pa, Jul 10. AT to-day's
session of Window Glass Workers, the
proposition to consolidate with the other
branches of the glass trade as one assembly
of the Knights Of Labor was rejected.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11
HATS.

HATS.
Our Shelves Are Full F.!
AND
MUST BE CLEARED !!
They're o's-dowing with the very
choicest Hats offered for this sea-
sons wear. Yes, we repeat it!
VERY CHOICEST HATS! 1t
has called for much study, much
care, much labor. We've studied
your wants closely.
Some have struck the popular
vein. Some have guessed closer
than others. Some have missed
the mark altogether In provid-
ing for your wants, we've had to
sift the good from the bad. And
from the good again we've had to
pick these choicest things +" Of
which we speak. It has taken
hours, days and weeks Of time.
We've had to stop every once in
a while to study your tastes more
closely to satisfy ourselves that
we are on the right track; then
we've gone ahead again to carry
out your will.
The result is that our shelves
are full of what YOU'LL consider
| the very choicest things in Sum
mer hats.
They take the form Of CHILL
DREN'S HATS in many varieties
GENTLEMEN'S HATS, in Light
Derbies, of many shades, such as
Light, Pearl, Neutre, Mouse,
Beaver, and some other shades of
pretty effects that single name
can not picture, and we have not
the time to spare to describe,
and as for prices, NEVER BE-
FORE did a QUARTER, a HALF
or a DOLLAR pay for 50 much
of these goods as it does now, at
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11

We are now past the Glorious
Fourth, but summer creeps on
ward and time flies.
Summer Goods are in great
demand, and it is because of this
great demand that we are deter
mined to unload, and clear out
our immense summer stock of
Dress Goods. We must get them
out Of the way, and to do SO we
offer immense bargains in all our
Light Weight goods, especially In
our LACE DEPARTMENT. We
have large assortment of EN-
broidered Flannels, which are
greatibargains, and must be seen
to be appreciated. The prices
at which they will be offered will
catch you, and we shall have
room for our Fall goods, which
will soon commence to arrive.
The Sunday tatler and Jersey City express. (Jersey City, N.J.) 1883-1886, 1886-07-11
SUNDAY TArTLHR OFFICE, 60 MONTGOMERY ST., ]
JERSEY Cry, July 10.

JERSEY CITY, July TO-
TO the Lawyers Of Jersey city;
GENTLEMEN Our wide and pleasant acquaintance
Lawyers Jersey City that Office prop
equipped for Law Printing command large
class Of business have fitted ourselves
especially Having So our legal
that position
favored already with the preparation Of the most important
brought trial the
running through pages
and egotm say given perfect salts
faction
are yet gentlemen the profession expected
patronage thrown This DUE probably
they know that all kinds work,
reasonably than Of them and the purpose
is to let them know that
print the best Of law paper with the type
shortest prices pro-
esson-and specially give
opportunity do they pleased
sure, with the result
THE SUNDAY TATTLER,
No 81 Montgomery Street
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P / R ! N ] TT { R 5
HAT STORE,
g. Newark Avenue.

And why? Because we have de-
cided upon GREAT CLEAR
ING SALE of our SUMMER
STOCK. Here, within easy reach,
is a Hat of texture the most en-
ticing soft, even and fne-the
colors enticing, the weight just
the thing for this weather. Rests
like feather upon your head. its
weight is SO light that you think
the price is high, but you are
mistaken. You are tride be-
hind the times in your estimates
Of values, that's all. It is the
same all through our stock. We
are CUTTING RIGHT AND
LEFT. Father Time says our
stock must not be replenished
during the coming Summer. We
must unload, and unload we will.
DOWN goes our prices. Every
article is a bargain. Lose no
time. Come early. We mean
business every sale. MOTHERS
and FATHERS will without fail
stop and examine our great bar
gains IN Children's Head Wear.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-08-06
aus nrm Gnnnth.

5rnu Didrtba Branion, 9odtel
bes alsemein seadteteu SOiepb 8arbe-
rid, itarb lsste8Ode na6 ldnserem 9ei
ben in ibrsr :peimatb, in @retu Gonntp-
- Die SHUTTER oes &i1ters &m. u.
Cooper, itarh lebte 8od)e i'm glter pOn
S3 Sabreu.
= Die abeebaltene Eager Serlamm-
lung gu 8lano mar iebr sablreib beiudt.
@esenipdrtig nnreH Die Eaituren
Gn5enrot6 pOn ct. 2Ouis, StObmanu
uOu SefferiOn Gltp, SaeObi BON Sames-
tpiun, 5lottmnn BON Benuforb, &6nig
Don Orate uno Wtiller BON Norrifion.
= Die arbeiten bes germeiianss=
Corps on Der neuen giienba6n iinb fuez
gen Der erHifbGfteu Grtrantuns oes
Chefs, Serrn Titus, porldufis einse=
ltellt.
= Ouftur Sitton erbietet iid $4,000
un6 cine 5ldde 2aub bei5ufteuerH iuenn
bic GiienbabuseielIi6oft cine Station
auf iein 2anb erri6tet. Die Sage fol-
iebr siinftis iein.
= ROrsen unb SOuntas finoet cine
srOBe 8eriammluns Der Glieber Der
8aptiiten=@emeinbe in 3abloe's Sbulz
baus in 8ruib Greet 3UiunIbip itutt.
-Serr Gbam 5Osfelb, beiIen Sc
iunbbeits5uitanO ieiHeH 5reunbeH gu
ernitli6en 8efiir9tuusen sInlaB CAB,
befinbet iid auf benz @ese Der 8eiier=
ung.
< Sn uielen 3beilen bes Counties
bat es in ben lesten a9t En9en ge=
resnet, aber ni9t binrei9eub um bas
@adstbum mertli6 5u bef6rbern.
Die 9ampfmaidine oes 9rei6ers,
@m. Brisbt, gu Safes 8rairie, fueG6e
ii9 aus eisner Sraft fUrtbetue9t, ipurbe
leste 8Ode aus irseno elmer llrin9e
10 unbdn6is baB iie ben Sdnben bes Sn=
9enieus ni3t mebr 9ebor6te unO in Der
Hdbe BON 90b's 5arm III Sruib Greet
einen Is SUB tiefen 9tbban9 binubftiir5z
te. Die Rai9ine lit Elm tOtnler SerluIt.
Serr SOiepb 2ciiins bnt ieinen
Srunnen.8Obrs s&pparat auf Der 5urm
6es Or. Gittou aufseiteGIt unb 6niel6it
nit bem8obren eines 8ruuuens 6egUn=
nen.
= Der Sobn bes 9errn !6ermnnn
Gnde, Su Brufb Greet, bate leBte8U6e
bas llnglid ais er bon einem g8ei5en=
itOd berunterslitt, in cine 6susabel
luel9e nit ben 8iufen na9 O6en unse=
lebnt iuar, 81 fallen nn6 ii9 an Der re9=
tengruit unb nm 9lrm erbcbli9 Su ner~
leben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-08-06

Die u5armers9laian5," tuel6e ii9 im
9tOrbiueiten raid aug breitet, bat in Nber=
been, 9atDtn. folsenbe 6Orberun9en an
Die neue @eietse5uns unseiteIt: @ins
iesuns elmer bonn 8plt 5u tudblenbcn
@iienbubn=G GUmmiiiiun, ipel6eS ollma6t
baben iUa, benNarimuleniab fiir5ra9t :
unb 8erionenbef6rSeruns feitiuieBen
(tpDbei jebu9 elm auSf6mmli6er Ser
bienit fir Die @iienbabn Su beriidii9ii-
gen iiD: Seiteuerun9 bes @i9entbums
Der Gorpprntionen in berIelben g8eiIe
iuie bes 5armei9entbums; 8eItellunstn
nIler re9iitritcn opDOtbefen unb stb6ue
bes 8etrases berielben bon Dem 8ertbs
beg 5u belteuernoen @isentbums; 8epi;
iion Der electromagnetic, 10 baB Die
5armer pur betriiseriI9eit9lsenturcu &C.
l9Ibt iinb; Serbut Der @rbebuL9 9lbuo-
tatensebilbren auf &oten uib !6Dputbe
fen; Seitiebuns Der b66iten 3iusrutt
auf 10 Yrosent unb Der gpnmiiliur
oes 2(nleibenzSerntittlers auf 2 Bro
sent.
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@.8 SO

'uiasnv0 usH9i ~ sUs 'sTUa 15QulS ~ sIn
'SiaeIlD0 NJ Jplh Gun 'upIHp14 ul9 solna sIa
'rfasaS0 &uu ~ I'r :iUo, gus uls ~ sJH
'OfaeA10 al u'gue na 1urq lpa aaUQ
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BON Berger mnO llmararnb.

llnfere 5nrmer piini9en ie9nlidit
eiuen &e9en oa bos 2anb 5u trudeu iit
Inn Die nDtbigen 5armnrbeites uerrid=
ten Su fDnnen.
SIR Correspondent BON 9ry !6in be-
fanb ii6 lebte &ode bel Ieinem bier
luU5nenben 8rllOer, 9errn q. Sc.
S6nliet gu Seiu9.
Der gsei5en in bieii9er @e9eub lit
bcreits scbrUi6cn unb Die @rute gut
aus9efallen.
llniere S6miebe uno @a9enma9er
baben jebt pollauf 81 tbun. bn 9esen=
iudrti9 Uiele 5armcr Sunt bicii9cn
Wdrft fpmmen.
SRI. 9lnna 3ir9bOier, in SesleitIn9
ibres Srubers, SbOlpb, befnnO ii6 eini=
9e Gage Der lesten @O6e BEL 8eriuanoz
ten nabe Olbenburs gu Seiu6.
@eltcrn fanO bic 9rauuns bes Serrn
Ri6arb 2Oebnis nit Sri. &nna gSele=
mann, 2o6ter bes Srn. @m. @eIenlnnn
im elterli6en SauIe Der 9raut Itntt.
Die 8erwanoten un6' oiclcn 5reunbe bes
8rautpaares bon bier batten Iib einee=
fuuoen um ben 9teuoerm1blteu ibre
@liidluiinl9e barSubriusen.
Sprlebten Samstas befdn6ru li6 Die
'@ait9lieber Der bieli9cu GUrnet Banb
in lmierem 9todbaritdbt6eu 9tCiu Sauen
no iie Die 0tuIif fir has bort abgebnl-
tene SiciuC lieferten.
lluIer 0ifritt fat es nit Der 9ebr.
beit BON elmer Stinne cu1Ii6 10 peii
9ebrn6t, boB iuir ein ncues S9ul9aus
befumnleu tusrben unb baben bic Serreu
6. 8lumer unb $. Stuf. fbel6e Den
Sontratt ii6eruOmuten babeu, beteita
nit bem 8au beiielben begOnnen.'
SRI. 2Ouiie .S6dffner, Gu9ter oes
Serrn SocUb S6offner, batte DOR &ur
sem bas Nial9eur beim 8aiIerfabrer
ben redten SUB unter ben Sdlitten 5l
brinsen unb heuielben itnrt su per
queti9en.
@. @.
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Ginr l,rifr asfarnl .

lie 6,epcbnbeit, gbinin liz mGEtsiasa ;5a-
ben aI5 Gin 0,eaenatft atdtu maiaTilC5s srdHf-
beiifn an;urencen. brrilftte 6inIHal 10. ea6 re
asfibrIib mHrte. 6ilTdiicb rrriIe 10 eiris
wTaris riner neiien Re9rrm HutsTEerfsR RSr-
6eH siIctt nur eaS paSliEuw. lpEesrH bis
Aer,ic tatsn, frlthssraaa Iis5 Mot rSuia.
dtcr tcb in srrsem aRass . g Il Il ttsTS Rn.
aerkitterfS aIs Gin fCbsrsc. kotanilcbe5
GriaBmiti5I ftr eaa osre=rkiistr 2litlIsie aa-
eencmmfR. Gic 8sla:i eisfss s7eshieIs Rnr
bGtlf rilbtil. Sss: pfTesH SC5I.fs.fsrii-
Yaiienirn asbsiit-IriiHeF psTesa lore ysieru
Hnr duf eiEt ,3,sit Il1a asfH srt eesr hatb IT.
heit-ea ea5 6ti,,al,isl rasild; alr tsine
gEirfRna mehr beirr IsTssrls. nSuu ss NIB. in
rerlfSrften @aten eiasrhra.msE Rnrte. 9iRs
bebarrIiG5t 31r nit rtn Him sa ttitiiial rir
ftIimr ten gnfills une rrTbRirt isr SSS:resr-
fommen. TaS s}susnis far PirieS sGbIr
Gisen- unb SausmiIisl III aidbi srn srsittnii
ger Arf. fcueern rniiebisSta uns hsirieSisens
unb Gle 0atlsI, ans ptnrn 90 f.mnt. lTnt
lebr jsblreiE.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-08-06

8radtpO[Ie ulb 5uslei1 bauerbnTte
S9ube unb RantOffeln fir Ntdo6en
unb 9auten iebr biais BEL SO m. &le,
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Infer ebenIo neraltetes, ,ipie nnIinnises
SurDlDIteni, tpel6es befnnntli6 sur @in=
bringing zines gabripru6es Die unbe-
binste @initimmisteit ber @ei9uOre-
nen perlan9t, fam tuobl fnum nod bra
itiider peritiflirt iuer6en, als bur9 bic
scene, tuelde fi6 bieierga9e imS6iuur
seri9t Su Chicago abipielte. 5arrt
8ubers, elm nutoriI9 ide6tes unb mebr=
fa6 ourbeitruftes Subjett, faub iuicbe,
einnal inter Der stnfla9e bes @inbru6a
Dor 9eri6t. Der Sbmann Der ,,intelli=
eenten"SurD erflarte uab einer iedes
Stunben iudbrenoeu Seratbuns Der &c
i9porenen. baB bieielben ii9 iiber elmer
@abriprud betreffs bes 4nsefla9ter
ni6t 5n einisen perutu9t bdtten. GOiuei
ipiirbe nun allerbings oieies 8orfontnl.
niB nidt iiber Die NlItdslidfeit binaus
gegnngen fem, iuenn ni6t unmittel6al
mad Der .@rfldruns bes Sbmauns bei
stnsetla9te ielbit Dor Den &idter binae
treten iudre uno ii9 franf un6 frei bes
ibm our 2ait selesten @erbre9cns i9ul
big bsfannt bate.
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Der Sail bes Guluraooer Mtcuibenz
freilers 9ll. 1nder fam oieier Gage im
0iitrift9cridt 5u @nnriiOu, Gol., luie,
Der 5lr ScrBnliblung. gll3 9nfer uno
fiinI@eTdbrteu im Sabre 1869 pon lltnb
fer bas @ebir9e nad Snn 9unu 0unn-
tn, Gpl., iiberI6rittcn, ucrirrten lic iidy
unO luaren in @ef1Dr, 6rnqcrs su Itcr-
ben. gllle fumen I'M, biz nnf 8ndcr,
luel6er bis 6. .gSUben lang pOn Dem
5leil6e Der Opn i1m ermUroeten @enoI=
fen 9elebt bate. Gr iuuroe oomals
uerbaftet, entfnm ober nlb iuuroc er1i
Is Sa6re lpdter miebcr eruiIdt. Snl
Sril1labr 1883 uuroe CT in Cafe Gitr
Oes @iorbes i6ulbi9 beIunben unb Sunl
@al9en ucrurt9eilt. Sas Sbcraeridi
faiiirte bas llrtgeil auI einen tetbniI6er
@runb bin, Die Gc9islatur bate ndnt.
li9 fur5 BOT Yafer's @ieberperbaItuno
bic Gooesltrafe ein9efiibrt uuo bas alte
NturbseieB tuiberrufeu. Oas O6eroe=
ri9t enti6ieo, oaB Huder rrtcr benz a!
ten,,, wiberrufeHen @eieb nidt med.
proceGirt iperoen f6nrte uno e6enIo ne
Mig urter benz neuen, oas feline riidluiri
enSe Srnft babe. Heuli1 nun itellter
8afers glniudlte ben 9lntraa, i5rcr
&licnten Su entlaiIen, bn or bere; g
bur9 brei Geri6t3termine pbne 8ros,
I'M @efdn9niB 9ciuelen iei. 3as @eri6
iuies ben &ntra9 suriid unb enti9iea
bab gnder i'm jebisen 9ermin ipeacr
9uotI6lass procehirt ipsroen mIlIe, IL
iuel6em Sale 10 Sabre 3a6tbnus Icinr
b66ite Strafe iein ioiro. 8afer pa
ipdbrenb leiier Giniperruns lein 5aal
fang tpadien lniien NIB @elb pamit Der
bient, oaB er aus benielbcm ubrfettel
unb anbere Sd6el6en perIerliatel, iuelbr
ibm pDn &eiienben une. 8nrioIitdtemid
teeru gut hssa5lt tuurben.
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9lus Ntiltuaufee tuirb unter benz 26.
Suli iiber oas @nbe Der Slrre in iencnl
Staate beri9tet: @eitern 4benb trat Elm
befti9er &e9en Elm, tuelder big beute
MOr9en an9ielt. gs tuirb gemelbet, ba6
es im 9an5en5tuate seresnet babe, mas
Die Grnte in pielen @esenben retten
miro. Die triibiten 8eri9te iiber Die
9iirre tamen tpdbren Der lesen Gage
aus Sbebop9an County uno iener
@esenb bes Staates. Die 6armcr
uno Otil6ereibeiiber perfnufen ibr
Sieb, bamit es ni6t perbun9ere, bu
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bnB CUTE Bferbe fir $50 uub idDue
&l6e fir S. uno Sc uertnuft wuroen.
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oui Der uuSeren Settle lDcroen Die stoner
Der gIiidlidlen Si;titcIIer pereUt9t: @DiHi
uu0 SihtihsHfp.
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