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lessor.

The New York Graphic says that
':nothing is more interesting to those who
live Oh Staten Island or at one of the lit
tie bayside villages than to watch the in
coming and outgoing steamers and ves-
sels on the daily trips up and down the
hay. The first thing that one realizes is
that Great Britain rules the ocean, for
her blood-red flag is found on nearly
every ship, from the colossal Atlantic
liner to the moribund and leaky fishing
smack from Canada Most of the Brit
ish flags, however, are on iron ships.
The wooden vessels that are to be seen by
the thousands in the bay fly the flags Of
Norway, Germany, Portugal, Spain and
Italy. A good many of them seem too
rotten to cross Lake Michigan, much less
the ocean. Some Norwegian ''ships"
come in that are not 100 feet long. But
when you see sn American vessel she is
worth looking at, and is conspicuous
among those of other nations by reason of
her towering but graceful masts, long,
sharp hull, trim and taut top hamper and
general tidy appearance. Most of the
sea-going American ships are engaged in
the California trade. Some English ocean
tramps are seen that might easily be mis-
taken for first class Atlantic liners. The
majority of the iron freight steamers ap-
pear to be engaged in the transportation
oflive cattle, and are easily distinguished
by the rough wooden houses that run the
whole length of the deck. They lie out
in the bay and the cattle walk aboard
from lighter alongside, when it would
seem much less troublesome and expen-
sive for the steamer to go right up to the
dock and take the cattle from the cars,
thereby saving one transhipment."
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TILE NATIONAL GAME.

FORCE, Of Washington, leads the League
short stops in fielding.
The Bostons have won eight straight
games from the Washingtons.
HUGH DAILY, thu one-armed pitcher, has
been engaged by the Milwaukee Club.
SEVEN Of the Chicagos wsrs fined $25
each, recently, for breaking temperance
pledges.
EsTERBRooK, of the New Yorks, is con-
sidered by many the finest third baseman in
tho League.
The Detroits are "great" base runners. In
the first Chicago game they made four runs
off of sixteen hits.
THE Southern League cities want more at
tention given to the employment of home
talent in their clubs.
TIE steady, every day pitchers are the
best in the long run. The phenomenal have
q tendency to explode
THIRTY-Two Of the 1l3 homo runs made
by the League, so far this season, were made
on the Chicago grounds.
THE st. Louis League men are poor base
runners. and they lose large number of
games through this fault
SCOTT, the first baseman Of the Baltimore
Club, has muffed but one ball in three years.
He has twice led the first basemen OF the
American Association.
The Athletic management has decided to
offer S1,0D in cash to any physician who
will fix up pitcher Coleman's arm. Tho pain
is in the elbow and is not believed to be in
curable.
MADIGAN, of Washington, is the youngest
player that ever faced League club as
pitcher, or ever figured in O match game.
The boy is only seventeen and weighs about
1I8 pounds.
LAST year the Detroit Club came very near
going into bankruptcy; now it is said to be
$50, ,OO0 ahead of this season so far: The "Big
Four" cost $1,000 and have proved a good
investment.
In the American Association nine straight
victories is the record for this season. st.
Louis has it. The Athletics have won eight
straight, and Pittsturg and Louisville each
seven straight.
THE Detroit team ranked first in the bat.
ting and folding averages Of the National
League up to recent date. Brouthers of that
club had the best batting average, while
Richardson and Manning led in fielding at
second base and left field respectively.
The Newark Club, who are locally known
as the Little Giants, deserve their title. They
have beaten some Of the strongest clubs Of
the National League and American Associa-
Uiou, iuClUtlluS Iuo be4IOltS. duu pldyeu
hard tsn-inning game with New York's
era TX club.
THE Detroit Club was the first one of the
League to win series, having won ten games
from the Kansas City. In those ten games
the Detroits made ninety-fve runs, thirty
seven earned runs. 119 hits, with q total Of
1856, and fifty-two errors, to the Kansas City's
thirty runs, fourteen earned runs, seventy
five hits, with total of eighty-nino, AMI
ninety-nins errors.
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Washington.

The Senate confirmed the nominations of
George a. Jencks to be Solicitor General aud
of John B. Redman to be Collector of Inter-
nal Revenue for the district of Maine.
THE Senate rejected the nomination of
James c. Mathews, the coored man of Al
bany, N. Y, who was nominated to be Re-
corder of Deeds in pace of Fred. Douglass.
Twenty-seven Senators voted against and flf
teen for confirmation. Fourth Auditor Shell
ley, OF the Treasury Department. and Mr..
Tnan, for Surveyor Of Customs at San Fran
cisco, were confirmed.
THE Naval Construction bill, which passed
both Houses of Congress, provides for large
additions Of vessels to the Navy.
The correspondence of Secretary Bayard
with the Mexican Government regarding the
mitted to Congress on the I'd. Mr.. Bayard
demanded the release of the imprisoned jour
nalist.
FOUR more private pension bills were
vetoed on the I'd by the President.
The Senate in executive session on the I'd
disposed OF large amount of unfinished
business. r. s. Dement'S nomination as
SurveyorGeneral of Utah. was reoicted, as
were the nominations Of J. W. Free
man for United States Marshal
in Tennessee. T. H. kinman for Postmaster
at Jacksonville, Fla, and o. B. Porter for
Indian Agent. The nominations Of Fitz
John Porter to be Colonel on the retired
list B. B. Smally for Collector Of Customs
for the Vermont district, aud Mr.. McGraw
for Internal Revenue Collector in West Vir-
ginia, were confirmed.
MISS ALICE E. MEIKLEHAM, the great
grand daughter of Thomas Jefferson, who
was dis charged from clerkshipin the Pat
ent Office, has been reinstated.
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New Mexico newspapers tell of a
"norther" that passed over the northern
edge of Lincoln county few weeks ago,
accompanied by hailstones as large as a
mans fist, doing great damage to sheep.
One man lost 5000 killed, another 5000,
q third 1900 out of herd of 5000 Me-
rinos and Costwolds. Several beeves
ana some cattle were killed, and it was
rumored that the hail killed two herders
also
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The strongest intoxicating liquor in the
world Is probably the Sham-sho, used by
the natives of Bu1mah, and said to be
made of rice and lime 1t is so power
full that it will dissolve q rife-bullet in
thirty minutes.
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South and West.

LEANDER MOODY, Desperate, was taken
from thu Seymour (Ind.) jail and lynched
for assaulting ten -year-old girl.
PART Of a train went through bridge into
the Wabash river at Bluffton, Ind Three
railroad employees and tramp were killed
GOVERNOR IRELAND, Of Texas, has been in
communication with Secretary Bayard and
the American Consul at Eagle Pass concern
ing the arrest and execution Of Francisco Ras-
ures, a naturalized American, by Mexicans
There is much excitement on the border on
account Of this and other outrages by Mexi-
cans, and many young men in Texas are en-
rolling for war.
MISS JANE MACARTHUR lost her life In q
heroic effort to save family from drowning
on the Upper Sun River, Montana. Miss
Macarthur succeeded in rescuing three Of the
party, but was caught in fatal embrace by
the fourth person she tried to save, and they
went down together.
DURING sham fight at the Indiana State
encampment one miltiaman was mortally
wounded and twenty-five wero prostrated
with the heat
THE Citizens ticket has triumphed in the
Louisville (Ky.) municipal election.
The Alabama State election has resulted
in the success Of the entire Democratic State
ticket, healed by Seay for Governor, by a
large majority.
FIVE children bathing in the river at Of
tumwa, Iowa, were all drowned.
NEAR Brookfie!d, Mo-, John Garner was
arrested for misdemeanor, when his brother
Edward killed the constable, nearly chopping
his head of with an axe. As q neighbor
came to help the constable Garner killed him
also ard then escaped, pursued by crowd
bent upon lynching him when captured.
The California Legislature has voted for
a United States Senator to succeed the late
Senator Miller, whose position has been tenn
porarily filled by Senator Hearst, Demo-
crat A. P. Williams, who was nominated
at the Republican caucus. received major
ity Of the votes in both Houses The DEM
ocrats nominated Senator Hearst.
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G soon as:t the Presidential campaigu of 1874

AS soon as the Presidential campaign Of 1874
had fairly opened, in which James K Polk
was a candidate, Mr.. Tilden founded the
New York NeUs in connection with John
O'Sullivan. The following year he was sent
to the Assembly from the city Of New
York, and elected as a delegate to the
convention which was to revise the Constitu-
ton of the State. The estrangement between
the friends Of Mr.. Polk and Mr.. Van Buren
in consequence of the election OF 1916,
caused Mr.. Tilden to retire from politics and
confine his attention to the law. This was
fortunate move, without which his subSe-
quent success and fame as lawyer could
never have been achieved He imms lately
began series of triumphs at the bar which
gave him great reputation. From
1855 up to the time he retired from pro-
fessional life, one-half the great railway
corporations north of the Ohio and between
the Hudson and Mississippi Rivers, were at
some time his clients. For some time pre-
ceding the war he Yas the confidential ad-
wiser Of Dean Richmond, the leader Of the
Democratic party in the State Of New York.
In 1872 he was again elected to the New
York legislature He was elected Gov
erner Of New York in 1874 His election
as Governor paved the way for his nom
ination TO the Presidency in 1876.
The history of Mr.. Tilden's Presidential
candidacy is too fresh in mind to nee more
than a notice. His name was brought before
the Democratic National Convention Of 1876,
ut st. Louis, and, although he was bitterly
opposed by leading Democrats of his own
State, he was nominated on the second ballot
1>1,k kl,o f,,l1o ynfa
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The election resulted in the famous olec-
toral dispute and the seating Of Mr.. Hayes
by the decision Of the commission M-. Til
den was proposed us a candidate again
in 1880, but a letter was read from
him refusing to allow the use of his
name Since that date 'heI had lived
quietly, mo;t of the tims at his country
house on the Hudson, with occasional visits
to his house on Gramercy s 4uare, New York,
rebuilt few years ago at large expense,
but he had since spent very little time there,
not visiting it at all last winter.
His most recent public utterauce was long
letter advising liberal appropriations for our
riyer.and harbor defeate;. Mr.. Tilden wes
never married. His fortune has been esti-
mated at all the way from six to twenty
millions.
Mr.. Tilden leaves ono sister, thu mother
Of the late Col. Pelton, and several nephews.
children of his brothers Moses and Henry
Tilden.
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Messages of Coincidence.

Upon hearing the news of Mr.. Tilden's
death President Cleveland sent the following
telegram:
COL Samuel J Tilden, Jr., Tonkers, ". T.:
have this moment learned of the sudden
death of your ilustrious relative, Samuel J.
Tilden, and hasten to express my individual
sorrow in an event by which the State Of
New York has lest her most distinguished
son and the nation one Of its wisest and most
patriotic counSelorS.
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Dampfi6tff = Gsentur.

MorbSeati&e 9ampferIiuie nod unb bon Stein.
BORT unb Baltimore.
2amburs. ameri:anilde DampferIinie.
Walorb Sampterlinie.
Meb Star unb 6rauaOfi@e 9ampferlinie.
Btat8e Giutpannerers EtdetS
mad unb bon allen 1untten in EUROPA. lluiere
Mgentet tn EUROPA unb STEM gort nibmen Der
8efOrberung BON GamiIien bon unb mad Dem
alien @aterlanbe beionbere Gufmertfamfeit.
Vile arrangements fOnnen NIT benz llnterseid
neten s~etrofen tuerben. @esen Staten unb Sn.
formation penbe n ii@ f9riftli@ ober miinb.
lid on
s. g. Wacgfamara, Union Etdet Msent,
1856, gommeree fir. aampmanns 8anfsebaube)
Gum3M Gan gntonio
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Dut<Depdrtement

III in ieber 8eaiebuns n,ufsrailtis, III @reifeu
bon 81 - $3.50 bas Stid. Sanebea finoei
man SanOf@ube, Soientrdser uno ale anoeren
artifel, berer Elm Serr our 8erbolftdnbiauna
feines Hn3uss unb ieiner SoiIette bebarf. AHe
uur oenfbaren @esenfdnbe, bic man aIs Sur
niihins @roos Su be3eidaem pFest, fino in
sroSer austabI sorbanSex.
auberbem fIbren mir beri4iebeas arten ben
8oferu. Reiietai&en, &esenf4irmea xne einsn
eroben 8orratb bon 0xmnipsaxea f1r Serren
Darmex unb Gtubsr.
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Is. S. MaiiQer, WheLefaIs. uml

= 6. $. MaiiIer, WbeLelales unb
MetaiIbdn6ler in Garben. Gtlen. Mns
frei@ermateriaIen, gcmmereeh,abe,
San Mntonio empfieblt iein grobes
Eager in 5iefen 4rtiteln az Rem Oort
Breilen uno rnamt gdiI3 h~eIpnners auf
BEN geipdblten Worratb BON wiIbern:
@bromos, 2upfer, unb 6tobliihen,
Oelgemdloen unb pbantafie : Bilbern
aaer Mrt. ferner auf bic sei6utadp0le
Nusmabl Bpm 8ilberrabmer Der oler'
mobernften 6orm unb auf bic Mlek
umfaFenoen 3ei9enmaterialen anf'
merriam. Nle guftrdge fur irgeno cine
Der obigen 8rau9en Deroe1 prompt
aussefhbrt; YilDer BON iecer @r6Bt ell!.
gerabmt unb ole Arbeitea ua6Slid9E
i@neu uub gut beforgt, bic in bas Ja@
i6lagen.
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e@~ornfeinfeger, Snroler, Blumen.
mdo9en, @dniebtrten, 66nitterinnet1,
Garcia 0ernanbe3, baronifrter 2afas
bor aus Merico. Inter algemeinem
Geiau6ae tuuroe ber Gone Star Bier=
begeifterte @ambrinus nit feiner bef1es
rem 9dlfte @ermdnia borgefibrt, Tim
folgte &einede Gu9s, ber p~enionirte
Sitting Bull, Mebf9ib pof1a nit ben
bret &pBi9weifen, @inefide Grbeiter,
Welter 8iebermeier, ein f9pdbii1er
Bauer, bic BON Suwelen ifrobenbe Sos
nigin Der 3igeuner, Suianue (ausuGis
garo's 9o65eit"), ber prina BON Sds
melbagen=M ottetausS 9immelburg, elm
fpanii9er @ranbe unb Der Geianbte
Staliens, bann bet 9ofsRonbitor Sui.
pentbal, benz i'm lesten Winter feline
Na9tmiibe %erfroren, Der NItertbums.
fori@er 2ebmann bDn Nufttp, tuelGer
aus bent S1utt bes Gapitols oasOfe
LODI a%usgegraben, bur9 pel9es bas
arditeftonii9 f66ne gebdu6e in 8ranb
gerathe1 mar. 2ls patriotifher 8irger
bat 2ebmann oaen Mnfprn9en an ben
Junb entiagt unb baber tonrte bas
2abtnetsitiid benz &aritdtenmuIeum Der
Narrensnniperfit&t einberleibt tperbeit.
No@bem nod niele Masten ber boben
@bre t~beilbaftig gemorben. fn an ben
Stufen bes 9brpnes npr @r. MafeftGt
gu nerneigen, eri@ien aulekt nod cine
f@mar3bdutige Irna3ore, Sic auf bas
rdrrii6e @eieb Der Gleidbere9tigung
po6enb, fi6 ielbt norftelte. Die colo.
rirte @ra5ie, 9arriet Sambo, bat Sc.
Maietdt intdnbig, ibrem ,arner gbe.
mann, BET f9on felt Sabren aif Der
faulen 8drenbaut Iiege, neil CT bic 2lrs
belt ni@t n~ertrasen tanr unb aud au
ebrli9 1T, UNI oas Steblen nod ferner
als @rtperbsaweig gu betreiben. cine an.
ftdnbige penfiot auf 2ebens3eii aus Der
6taatsf6atple ~bepiaiger gu tpoaen unb
linn our @rndbrung ieiner sroBen "a.
Mile bic bon ST.. Maieftdt Safel nbrig
gebliebeaen 9edelbifen nit 3uIage eis
niger Glai@en Wbisfep gudbigit berab=
rei9en laRen gu molten. Na9bem bic
anipru6sloie S@rarae in @naben ent'
Iaifen uor6en. eutpidelte ii9 gemiFer'
maber CANA bon ielbft aus Der 26nigss
gour beraus elm fleiner, 10 Iuifieer ME
barmlofer Gaf9ingsl9er3, beRen So,
milf ni9ts 5u tuiinf@en iibrig lieB, mess
balb ct unter bDmerii9em Geld9ter fir
INNER begraben ipurbe.
9ies nor bic erfte &ebpute in Gapette.
bile, bic bonn Anbeginn bis gum @uz
fang bes Bales in eoniequent edit t6I>
nii6er Weiie bur9sefibrt wurbe uno
serabe hesbalb 10 angenebm iberras
s9enb, ni@t nur euf bic Masten, pel9e
I'M Mugemeinen feline RenntniB bon ben
arrangements bes Mcteurs eebabt, fidj
bod 10 pl6Bli@ bon Der beiteren Stims
muns erfaBt uao ibre gbaraftere. our
Doaten @eltung gebraGt iaben, ions
bern aud ouf aue einbeimiihen 8eius
der unb Gremoen, e~ingetuirtt Bat.
W.. r. - III - N q m
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= Iersansene Ra@t inurbe Elm Der.
tu9 gema@t, in bas Saus bes 9erru 8.
@agenbeim, SiibsN Iamotrabe, ein3u.
bre@en. 6err gugenbeim ertpa9te
BON Gerduf9, ergriH feline Wafe unb
f9oB auf ben ginbre5er. st glaubte
ibn fiber g~etroffen au babeu, fonnte
aber ipdter feiue Spur bon Inn finben.
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- Wm. Sones, Der Batter bes 2na.
ben, Der Dor 5tpei Moden an bergifteten
pillen ftarb, bot segert ben gpotbeter
6orrp Gouler, In befen Npotbete bic
pilen angefertigt tpwrben, cine G9hs
benerfabtlase bon 10000 onbdugis
gema9t.
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Bmdlems Mrniea.g aIbe.

Die bette SaIbe ber @elt fit S@nitte
0uetf6unsen, gefawire, Gieber. unb- eaut'
ausi@lae, GIe9te, seiprunseme Sdnoe, Grof.
beuleu uub ale Sauttranfbeiten turirt ga.
morrboiben ober feline Be3abIuns. 80lisl
Satisfaction sarantirt ober bas gelb iutrt
auriideritattet. rs Gents bic SdadteI BET u,
Srti6.
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San Intonip, 26. Mdr3 1886
Ste Identification ne8 Magpr
callahan.

S6u19b9t.
Gin Sabr 1T pelgangen, felt bic iebige
fdbtif9e Nbmiuifratiott in Wirtiamteit
trat unb es ldBt fi6 iomit elm urtbeil
tiber ibre Ebdtigteit fdQen: Der Manor
Rbt INNER einen maBgebenben @inf1uB
auf ben Stabtratb aus; pesbalb man
i'm benrt aud fir ales nerantuortliA
3u MAIDEN pfegt, mas berielbe tbut ober
unterldBt. Mil man baber ben Siaot,
ratb fritift.eu, 10 1T es rur gang aatar,
lid, baB mat ben Mapor aIs erftet1
f6btii9en 8eamten Dor allen 9in9en
ms Muge faBt.
Oie @abl 6es Mapor gnlasban
bra6te es nit fi9, baB ct bonn Mnfang
on cine f6uierige Stelung einnabm.
Sie Stodoemofraten, bic bon Der Nn,
fi4t aus8ehen, bob rtur elm democratic
der Mapor on Der SpiBe Der abmini.
tration fteben biirfe, batten ibn nomis
| nirt unb ertpdbIten ibr NIT 6hlfe ber
merttanii1en Gtimmen. @u@ einen
Sbeil Der Mrbeiter peritanben Fe fur
ibren ganbibaten gu f66ern, inbem iie
ibuer berfpra@en, bob Mapor ganag,
ban fdotif9e DerbeFerungen norneb.
men unb cine Menge Nrbeiter babel Be.
f@dftigen uirbe. Diefe gIemente er.
| pdhIten alio ben MQnpr unb bofir pers
langten lie bon inn, baB CT feline Bers
fpredungen our Mabrbeit made.
8erfpre9en 1T inbeB leidter aIs 6als
ten, bas fano aud Wopor GoIoobou
baIb genug aus. Die Werifouer Eat
er freilid beainifiot. 10 pieI er founfe:
bod eripdrtetet fe nieI ntebr bon linn,
unb ba er bies uidt geben tonnte, muir.
be elm 9beil bon ibnen unaufrieoen uab
tlagte iiber 9dul4unQ. @heuio eraina
es ibm NIT ben Mrbeitern. gs berrldte
our 3eit Der WabI ManaeI an 8eiddfs
| tiauna unb oeBhalb hattie man ertporfet.
bo6 IS fogIei& an ffdbti{den Nrbeitea
| gebeu tperbe, bel beuen cine Silence
2eute bei1dftigt werbeu f6nuten. Das
| gei1ab aber nidt unb 10 fIaateu aud
Die Mrbeiter iher Sduf6unq.
8telei@t erfIdrt biefer umfoub ben
Gieb, ben Der Mapor in 5einer Botfdoft
ben Stimmgeberu periette, ais er bon
Der Meisbeit bes Bottles unb benz Wies
beritintmer bes 8orf6lages gum 8au
elmer ndotii9en 9ale ipra9.
MuBerbem perbarb es Der Manor I'M
4nfange tefner Wertnaltung our6 bic
9alstarrigfeit. nit tuel4er er aupeiIen
fetnen Wiaen bur93uieben iu@te, NIT
maa9em alderman. NattrliG trug bas
nt6t bo3u bet, feline Steuung aageneb'
iler au uiadeu.
Sn6eKen muB man tim sur1 2obe
na9fager, bob ct ffets 6as Bette ber
Stabt i'm Nuge bate unb ben 9Hi&ten
feines Mmtes nit Offer Dblaa. Ct mar
Elm aeiliag In Stabtratb. has toQte
mon pei Der Senrt9elluiIg teiner Units
tDoftgtett berlldttdtlgen. Als ct aber
erlt mt Den @el@dfteil betarat getpors
ben NOR, 5etunoete ct In Der Neifung
oerieloea enc fefe paao, UNI Der uns
parfelll9e Stlrger totre ob1e 36gern
elngeltebet, 0aB er Die gerlHgeu grtpars
tltagell, ote mon DON @auagban's Mbs
miatltratlOi1 begte, ttbertroften bat, bas
ertfe Sabr oerlelber trar erfolgreib.
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"Velvetine Powder" Dtti
8rdparatiun purbe suerif in Der prtn5if@en
armee sesen berbriibte nnb ~grinbiee 6its, sts
gen bas @unbreiten ober @unbIaufen, eegen
%ridelbibe uno ale Der lleberbibans bes HIutes
ent,prineenben Sautfranfbeiten ~ansepunbt.
Mls elm Sulber fir ainber itebt Cd nuibertrsfS
fen ba. @reis 26 @ents. Rr1parirt nnA i'm
8ertauf bel u. . retS, Mtan,c Drns Stsre
San Mntonio.
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- Das pnli3eitomite belt cine
SiBung ab unb einiste fi9 bobin. benz
Stabtratb cine 8etpiQigung bon $4,000
3u empfebien, nm bic poli3eima@t bur9
6 WaHu au p~erifdrten.
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= Songaline lit elm tpertbbones Mits
tel; uer fi9 befen gegen Heuralsie
bebient, tuirb baIo ieine ausge3ei9nete
9eiltraft unb Wirtungen gerpabr .pers
Sen. Sd tpeiB bon teinem Sale, in
benz es ni6t beinabe %augenblidli9 baB
ldfige uebel au entfernen oermo9te unb
fam es besbalb empfeblen.
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