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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-10-23

The latest dispatches from China
Indicate that the Chinese propose to
retaGate in kind on our Chinese exclu'
sion policy. The Mclean man must
90 alice samee Chinaman.
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FRESH air, with physical exercise, is
the elixir that lays the Brown-Sequard
remedy on the shelf.
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A NEBAAsKA justice has discharged
a man accused of stealing an umbrella
on a rainy day, on the ground that ne
scted in self-defense.
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TEMPERANCE NEWS AND NOTES.

Nearly every Catholic priest in San Fran
cisco is total abstainer.
A deaf and dumb temperance league has
| been organized in Liverpool, England.
In one year the police Of ST. Petersburg ar
rested $1,000 persons for drunkenness and a
hundred died from inebriety.
At Monmouth, ILL.,, the city authorities
have begun suits against six unlicensed sa-
loon-keepers to recover penalty Of $50, 900
apiece.
A native newspaper of India makes this
pertinent remark: ''Our liquor traffic begins
by hanging q sign over the door, and ends by
hanging man on a gibbet."
Athol (Nass-) Y. w. C. T. U. has rented an
entire block on a business street and begun to
take boarders," to aid her financially and
give her larger field of influence.
The Boston Herald says there were 121 less
arrests for drunkenness in that city this year
on Labor Day" than last year. The law
wide open last year.
A judge in Chicago court is reported by
the Union Signal as saying: "Of all the
boys in the reform school at Pontiac, ILL.,,
and in the various reformatories about the
city ninety-five per cent. are the children Of
parents who died through drink or became
criminals through the same cause"
1t is mentioned in Roberts life of Hannah
More that in 1883 that lady sat next to DR..
Johnson at dinner party at the Bishop OF
Chester's house. She says: II urged him to
take little wine He replied: L can't drink
Il little, child, therefore I never touch it.
Abstinence is as easy to Inc as temperance
would be difficult"
The Roman Archbishop of Chicago, has
addressed the following petition to the City
Council It was signed by his Vicar General
and by every Catholic priest in that city:
I'VE, the undersigned, respectfully ask that
you pass as soon as possible an ordinance
closing all saloons Sundays, and also an
ordinance against licensing saloon within
200 feet OF any church OF school Of the city
The Japanese Temperance Society of Ha-
waii, fifteen months old, numbers 1700 out Of
the 5000 japanese residents. As President of
this society, Consul General Ando, of Homo
lulu, recently sent to the w. G. T. u. head
quarters gift Of money, for the Temper
ance Temple Of America n that in his estima-
tion twill soon be the centre of the worlds
reformation"
The Alliance Record tells Of good pro-
hibition experiment in Tyrnoe County, Ire
land. Under the rule Of temperance agent
for certain district, covering more than sixty
miles the leases for the public houses vera
not renewed. In twelve months the police
barracks were closed and the policemen re-
moved, while the poor rates came down from
Is. I'D. and Is. Cd. in the pound, in the differ
ent town lands, to 3d., Cd. and I'd.
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DRINK IN THE pnlIrsn ARMY,

Lord Wolseley, speaking on the drink ques-
ton in the British Army, at the Crawford
Rooms the other day, expressed his conviction
that the only way to secure an efficient army
is to have good and moral soldiers, and the
only way to obtain good and moral soldiers is
to get them to abstain from Intoxicating drink
he further averred that his own experience
of all abstaining regiment was that the SOL
tiiers performed their work better than others,
enjoyed better general health, and did not
expose themselves to punishment for offences.
According to one account his remarks were
to the following effect: AFTER congratlt-
lating the Rev. J. e. Gregson upon the sue,
cess of his advocacy of temperance principles
amongst our army in India, he said the
amount of crime in the army in India corre-
sponded with the quantity of liquor consumed;
if we wished to have soldiers who were moral
and good, that wish could only be accomp-
lished by regulations enforcing abstinence
from all alcoholic liquors. We used to edu-
cato our soldiers to drink by serving round
to them spirits with their rations, but that
regulation has been abolished: he was glad
to tell them that since its abolition drunken
ness and it's concomitant crime had become
yearly less amongst the rank and file of tue
British Army
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of war.
There was a time when it demanded that
quality which we all admire--namely. cour=
nge-for q man had to stand at the hilt OF
his sword when the point pierced the foe and
while he was Staying another the other
might slay him; or it was bayonet charge.
But now it is cool and deliberate murder.
and clear out at sea bombshel can De
hurled miles away into city, or While thou:
sands of private soldiers who haVo no inter:
est in the contest, for they were con
scrlpted, are losing their nves Jne1r
General may sit smoking one of the
best Havana cigars after u dinner of quail
on toast. 1t may be well enough for gradu-
ating students of colleges on commencement
day to crate about the poetry of war, but do
not talk about the poetry of war to the men
of the Federal or Confederate armies who
were at the front, or to some of us who, as
members of the Christian commission, saw
the CHASTITY hospitals at Antietam and Hagers-
town. All! you may worship the Lord Of
Hosts, l worship the ''God of Peace who
brought again from the dead our Lord Jesus
Christ, that great Shepherd of the sheep"
War is an accursed monster and it was
born in the lowest cavern OF per,Ition, and
I pray that it may speedily descend to the
place from which it arose, its last sword and
shield and musket ratt]ing on the bottom of
the red hot mari of he'll. Let there be called
a peace convention for 1892 with delegates
sent by all the decent Governments Of
Christendom, and while they are in session,
If YOU should some night 60 out and look
into the sky above the exposition build
ings, you may find that the old gallery of
crystal, that was taken oown alter tne petn-
leGem anthem Of eighteen centuries ago was
sung out, is rebuilt again in the clouds, and
the same angelic singers are returned with
the same ibrettos of light to chant "Glory to
God in the highest and on earth peace, good
will to men,"
Again, suggest in regard to the Worlds
Fair that, while appropriate places are pre-
pared for all foreign exhibits, we make no
room for the importation Of foreign vices:
America has enough Of its own, and we need
no installments of that kind. A worlds fair
win bring all kinds of people good and bad.
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cr III the CITY coiiecto-'s once anr1ng the mon

ianger IN the CITY Collectors once rr1ns tne NOR
ne IN i 4, heres ny rescindsd.
hesoived. TAat a warrrnt be ordered drawhHto
~, the sum Of el m ly ibt r s r.. nanne
" her late husband as MESSENGER to the CiIy Co
Isy ar. Bray:
Resolved. Tnat the oficial bond given BY Charlie
Y SO @ Viii P nse f9 aS5 n IN ne sq
o. 5000 each, ana Audrcw Mcilnight Tor $4,000
each, b. ard che same are hereby approved as /,
by Preslient idesIesM
Resolved, That tag loads given by Lawrence Fa-
gan ana WSike y. eluke as sareties Ter S.mue
0veFton. contractor Tor The improvement Of hail.
dag stree from Nommnnipaw avenue TO the Newark
and New YORK Rafrutd, be and the same are hereby
approved as 60 torn ami the suiiCienc5 the sure.
by BY Mr. Hitler:
Resolved, That the appointment by the City Col
lector o. Charlie j. McAnnaly as messenger In the
In paee " F. Banlied aeceased, 10 and Is nereby
confirmed BY Tue Boaru OF Finance
ErsoveI, That the Finance 'ommittec be and thev
are hereby antA9rizea to borrow UPON one or more
cent interest," ing IN 4 e e proyIdsd Tor N the next
Of the appropriation for Printin", Stationery and
supplies. Board Of Finance lSss-S9 uLder the pro-
FOR the payment Of the following claims for work
done CT materials furnished, and necessary FOR the
proper execution OF ssan ''Nsw Charter" to win.
EaSd e $500 10 4 Brush u FOR nsn4.
gus Co. for stationery for Beard OF Finance: ssi %
to tho j. z: News Co. for stationery Tor Board OF
Board OF Finance; $l2a so to Jordan Station cry Co.
fp- stationery for Board OF Finance; $3.50 as 20 Place
Flint. for building Office for Tax Comm ssioners
$5e 70 John Mullins, for furniture for Tax Commits
81 ners $431 Jordan Stationery Co for books for
Tax Commissioners; Zoe. and $50 70 to j. w.
Harrison. for books for Tax Commissioners;
f15 20 to G. w. Wcnner Tor stationery tor Corpora
ton Counsel: $40 to John j. Gr1intb, Tor printing
charter case; $40 TO John j. Grifith for printing
gos Of Saoe g 20 @
honery for City Treasurer; 50 to Robert Lightfco
for copy of opinion.
Tho ayes ana nays having boon callei on each O.
the above resolutions, they were adopted unani
mousy.
On motion OF Mr.. Hitler, the Board adjourned tc
meet Tuesday. September "a 1889. at O'Clock a.
! W. G.. GERMAN, Clerk.
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BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Regular meeting OF the Board OF Po,ice Cnm,
nissloners held First District Court room Mon.
day, sept l6, 1883. N
Present ALI the mem bers
Minutes OF last meeting approved "A prfntna
W t1oIio,i The regular order Of business was sus-
pended and the Board proceeded with trials
Inc bo;iu then went into examination OF CHARGES
That had been preferred against The following named
Harrison White, patrolnan, First Precipct. chsrys
neglect of duty. '' S'i'e Sc
,, Jacob HERMAN, .patroIInan. Second Precinct:
charge, neglect OF duty. ~0'oAN N'eoine''
Cnares King, patroman, Second Precinct; charge
q Cornelius Leary, ehanceman. second Precinct
Alonzo Tier, cnancoir.sn Second preotrc,. ch
neglect Of duly, 'N N'aiK
John @. Handles, cbaneeinan, second Precinct, rwo
duct un becoming an otiluer and i.lIoxieatton SO
GSorqe Laiige, chanceman Third Precinct; charca
neglect OF duty. - -As''
Violation of the rules. N" entrBe,
Joan MoDerlnott, patrelnan and acting sergeant
~ vAret one OF stopping on duty, one neglect
OF duty, and one OF ABSENCE without leave 'sO'
a ane Dosra having hesrd the plcaAlnRs and testi-
sentenced them as foll0ws:
Patrolman Herrison White to be fined one dav,s
Patrolman Jacob Bergman to be tined three davs
PatFolman Daniel johnson TO be fined I'VE days
patrolman Charles King. TO be fined three da va
DAY. - 'S 4isu VINO uaya
Shanoeman Alenzo Tier. to be fined one days nav
lhe Department. - - iNou
-, fhanceman George Ian the charge was dis,
rstrolman e. A. sturss. be aned four days
PatFolman and acting Sere can't .Iohn 1icr,er,no4.
W DC dismissed from The Derar6tnent S
COMMUNICATIONS AND PETITIONS
oil as foiioMs o' e'o'' were received and disposed
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OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF OF POLICE I
JERSEY CITY, Sept. 10, 1889. !
honorable Board OF Police Commissioners
Conference.-The my painful duty 70 announce
your Honorable Body the death of Sergeant Michael
srolnsn July 1870 ana promoted Sergeant october
az isS a a t ws ftu 9 Sra brave 9sGr and an
JOHN $. sMITH inspector, Acting Chief OF Police.
PRESENTATION or CLAIMS.
Cialnls were presented ana referred 70 the proper
as follows
Ih co. Argus co. printing August sl5s IS. $50 10
aary 10 September, $40. cfas. H. suls, repairs al
gas in First, second and Third precincts. August,
~ 90 Y Fourth and Sixth PRECINCTS August. $50 40
Prisons.
Limited Gas 81 I@Proyewent Co. in street lamps.
i,ghtlng &C. August, S2,alS III j. c; Electric 1ht
Co. ~ lishts, August, sslo OBJ United Gas Improve
10 , ~, AuEpst $40 AZ. Referred to Committee On
Charles A. Loesch. coal to Hospital. August
Sgse AZ. JACQUES u Co, breae to Hospital. August
A. Post Ash to Hospital, August sci S5i j. f. Auten-
Selti veterinary service 70 hospital, September 81
A1guss i5 so; g. L. Wins, meGicine. August s55 "a
t. Coyle groceries 10 Hospital, August Ss6 05,John
Edwards groceries To Hos9itni. June 70 Ansust SOL
sares.
AUDITING OF CLAIMS.
ane .ollowni Claims hayng been referred 20 tho
and resolutions presented ordering warrants drawn
contee our asp asef a M Us ogMs
Edwards, Sgi: John MulQueeney slU2 ana $50.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
By Commissioner Kelly:
Resolved, That Capt, McKaig be transferred from
g.rst freciuct TO Flfth Pr cincl, Can't. Lang rom
fifth rcetnct 10 Fourth Precinct and Capt. knrrlet
from Fourth 60 FIRST Precinct
Notion by Commissioner Benson. and lost:
That the resolution lay on tho table.
Original resolution adopted b. the following vote
Yeas uiniul-sioaers Benson ana Kelly.
Say-pres,dcnt Feency
BY Commissioner Benson. ana adopted:
Resolved, lhnJ warrant be drawn on the CITE
Treasurer IN favor PatruiniRu Froil flaifiir fo
no ". Tor .ipe lost BY injuries received while "a
discharge OF duty.
Ga mVtlOn. aulourleu.
q. 2. ROBINSON. Clerk.
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BOARD OF ALDEnnEN OF JERSEY CITY.


OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
REGULAR meeting at the Aldermantc Chamber,
City Hall. Tuesday. Sept. 10. 1859.
The roll was called at S:l5 o'clock p. m.
Present-PresidcnL Allen and Aldermen Connolly
Donnoiiy. Hauck, Jewlles, Jordan. Keogh, o'Nein,
o'kourke, Priggc and schermeerhorn.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Zoos and Van Horn.
The minutes OF the regular meeting OF August 10,
1850, were approved as printed IN manual torn.
FERMENTATION OF PETITIONS ETC.
Petitions, etc. were presented, received aid dis
posed or as follows:
Invitations 10 attend third annual picnic and
games Of the United Foresters Of hudson County at
Union Hill Schuetsen park. sept H. 1889. and to
view parade from CITY Hall; anu OF annual picnic
and parade OF Volunteer Flreuen at Kroebel's Park
Sept. II, 1880 Accepted.
Petition OF Second Regiment, Cadet CORPS. Tor per-
mlsslon to nre blank cartridges at loot of Nun
haitian avenue. Referred TO Committee on Streets.
erect bay window in buidinl. southwest corner O.
Jersey avenue and sixth street. referred to Com
Fourteen tI4l applications for permission to con-
street vault and 10 erect awning posts and signs.
tSee reports subsequently, made1 Referred ito Com
Nine t0 ap LEGATIONS for licenses to keep rcstaur.
ants ind seven ( applications for tEaasIer Q,
meael Referred to Committee on Excise
s6G @ p aR9sS S nt f9F peeds
and three. t3l applications for street music ans
ferrsc to Committee On Trade Licenses.
REsENTATIoN OF CLAIMS. -.
Claims were presented, received and disposed Of as
OF Bergen Hall Association, s125; Joseph Warren,
agent $20S SO. Referred TO Committee on Baths ana
OF Henry F. Crawford s2s; Western Union Tel.
CO.. Sc Referred ~ ommiitee on d strict Courts.
Jersey City Herald, 30 and &c; +. c, Long, SIS Co
Sunday Morning News, 20. kererred TO Committee
" of PatricE counoiiy, $40 Patrick Kllmurny, $40
Micrel Leonard, so; James sullivan, $40; III eernaI
Goaimittse en public Gro1nts ami Blii4ings.
OFFICERS ooMMGNICArioNS
Report OF the Inspector OF buildings Tor August,
1899 show ing the granting OF permits for the cree
toa OF nc huiicinss Is follows. was presented
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Thursday, Oct. 81, 1889,

at the hour and place other first meeting and
remain in session until eight O'Clock the evening,
for tho purpose OF revising and ing he orig-
MAJ registry. and OF adding thereto the names All
persons entitled to the right OF suffrage the sew
Eleet3n and who shall appear in person before them
or shall be shown by the afdavit writing of SOME
voter in said District to tie legal voter therein and
Of erasing there rom the name Of any person, who.
after fair opportunity be heard shall be shown
not 20 be entgd TO vote therein by reason of nom
residence or otherwise.
AND notice is hereby further given, that the Gen.
eral Election viii be held ON
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Special Getting Of the Beard OF finance, hea in
the CITY Hall, Monday, Sept. 1o. 1880, at O'CLOCK
y.
Present-AiI the members.
On motion. the reading Of the minutes OF the
last regular meeting and also of the special meet
ns. was dispensed with, and they were approved as
printed
motion, u was received and ordered Med
PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS.
Stationery y io @G he cy O. ~ M TO- 1Ur
dan stationery % OF S77 70 Tor stationery FER CITY
sSatonsry for City Col fO Of me jordan
cry Co OF S72, for binding manuals. &C.. OF the Jor-
o. eosse {. Doyle OF sss e. TOR carpeater war
in CITY Haul OF the United Gas Improvement Co.. OF
1855 ct the Argus co... Of Si5 ior advertising 14 lax
vale; Of James / somers, o. sl2tor hire of horse and
al the above claims were received and referred
"a the Committee on Printing, Stationery and Sup
OFFICIAL CONCENTRATIONS
The City Comptroller ported the following total
rocepis OF che City Treasury ScpIeIn lUt % iln
aSs both days included, TO be S4o,seS or Receives
Communication FROM the City Collector requesting
I'll Sard 70 have renairs made mac n vagit etc
ing, Stationery and Supplies, with power.
Resolution rom the Board OF Aldermen requesting
a. appropriation Of $4,000 to defray expenses or reg
Received and referred to the Committee on Finance
resolution from the Board of street and Wate
commissioners requesting special appropriation
Received and rel erred to the Committee Oh
Finance.
me following concurrent resolutions were re
ceved from the Board OF Street and Water Commits
sioners and referred to the Committee on Concur
rent Resolutions.
l. AuthoTizing the repaving of Washington street
between Grand and MONTGOMERY Streets
z. Authorizing tho improvemeat OF Van Worst
street, from Johnst on avaaue 10 Maple street.
., Authorizing the repaving or Greene street, be-
tween Essex and Grand streels.
4. awarding damages for the opening and extep
sion OF Willow Court
8. Ordering paid certain CLAIMS.
REPORTS OF STANDING CoMM.TTEEh.
The CommiItee Concurrent Resolutions re.
ported recommending the adoption OF the following
Resolutions:
e paid certain cleins.
The ayes and nays having bean called on The
above report, g. was adopted unanimously.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
BY Mr. Bray;
Resoived, That IN pursuance 70 the provisions o
OF the Legislature OF the state OF New Jersey
entitled An act relating to the OF teinpornr,
loan bonds ctIies Of THIS state" approved Atri
"a. 1854. the Committee on Finance be ard they ar,
hereby authorized TO borrow or moro TEN
p0rary loan bonds, the SUN Of $500 600 70 BE- issued
in anticipation OF the collection OF lakes u Jcrse
City for the year 1855, salu bonds to 10 payable oi
demand with interest, paynble 6eini-snnunlly OF
January July LIST, at rate OF interest not u
exceed four ara one-hnif per cent per annun.
Bf Mr.. Bray:
Resolved, That that portion Of Tho salary res III
tlon afopJc bN this Board August 47Ln 1912 oriri
ins pais 60 70 j. T. Banaeld. loE se7,'ces " mes
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Sin TRACES oraan.

ssenn pte seber TRACE 1T, wie iie es nptbmenbtser
petie ietn mub, renn tic nidt seuns Sale abIonpert
u zen 6rfrreerniiien Der Gerpauuns unb Gntleerums
sa eatfpreden, icatc iie nit $ Aitetter'
w sen bttters Su erbbbter Ibdtisfett on.
serest perren. Die rurd pieieS umpersleidli6,
Sttmulan5mtttl ansereste seiuuoe 2bdtistet madt d
alSSalc bermertbar sur paS @eriapinpen rer unanse
nebnen 6mpfnrunseu in Der re6teu Seite rer lebel.
fetf, rer belesten 3unse rer 9erbauunssbeS6werser
uRp reS safrii&en arpf,pebS, rem gpmptrmem, wel6,
anI nnbattstet ner 9eber unb Iblenuus ter ale Dor
thren natard9en &anden btnpeiien. rlnreselmdbiaen
Sun9tren oer einsenetre piro ieeesmoi uno 5hmerps
lpwebl peeen 'einer Geabrsiistett aIs ietner girt
iamteit en ieeen eer 9prus ssseben werfen Sote boz
Slne wills, 9alrmel une terpiten abhbrmittelu ete,
Rne 6beumatismus.
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mmd dDum0
l. WoLFSoN Ecke Main Plaza AcequaStrasse SAN ANTON
anwaIt empfublf. llnb psnn Scott

antpali empfabIf. nnb tDsnM Scott
gar i'm Sauie pobnte!
S92 grinnsre Did, bette Ms!anie.
Du part es, bic, als mir bonn Sobe
beg 8eneGe'i1sn Sa6paIters b6rteu.
iofort ausrief: Gas mdre cine 9tele
fiir Scott. benube bod Deinen @ins
HuB 3u scotts GunIten! Nln. Du
tpeiBt, i'd tbue 9ir germ BEN Wilsn,
babe Gron3 aufridiig lieb, unb lab,
6aB ct in Berlin BEL bem Minii1er Beg
Nusmdriigen ni9ts errei6te. ipenn i'd
aud benz empfinbli9en 6ranS meine
gemaaien 8eoba6tungea psridwies
Mber, laKen mir bas @bepaar. es mag
nit f6 ielbft fertig tperben: 9ebe Ses
Der. no er bIeibe, menn mir einanoer
nur INNER De,trauen f6nnen!
Melanie fiiblie mdhrenb bieier Hebe
ibres @attsn cine MntpanbIuna Don
&.ue. es mar ibr ieBt bod redt lieb.
baB TronB bic Nbareen. bic fie ibm
frIber gema1t battle, iaftbol unb fein
hberieben baite unb ibr unb ibres Sat,
ten aufridtieer 6reunb gebIieben mar,
benz lie, obne err0t6en su mtiRen, in
bic, a6l 10 f96nen Nugen i9ouen
tonnie.
Bel benz 6ferrei6ii9en &onful mar
in Der 3peiten 6dlfte bes Sanuor Ball,
su benz aud Grans einselaben mar.
Nls er in feinlier 5oilette in ben
BaGfaal trat, riGteten iib bic Blide
alIer 5rauen auf ibn.
Welanie, ungeben bon einer @ruppe
iunger Damrn, faste nit ibrer aetp6bns
Ii9en 2ebbaftisteit: Geben Sic fi9
einmal ben Doctor Scott on, meme
Oamen. @eben sic Der Wahrbeit bic
gbre, haB, obglei1 biele itattIide unb
nit Bdnb9en unb Rreu3deu eef9mids
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ftir ben Grad abii@tli@ su 6aufe gelai.
| ien bat.
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mar, fIifterte elmer 2onfulstodter,
ibrer penFonsfreunoin, su: Sd muf
gei-teben, baB er iebr i96n ausfiebt,
mie mdBte er iid ols @rof S-trabl
ausnebmeH. Sill. er fommt.
Gran3 berbeugie fi1 gegen bic Samen
unb fam. Melanie I'm ben erfen Wals
ger 3u bitten. sic ermiberie la9enb !:
Den eriten muB i6 nit gbuarb tansen,
i9 babe ibm aIs graut feierlih gelo5en
mhifen, auf iebem Balle, ben mir nod
als tansenbes paar beiu9en. ben eriien
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Dame, bort bic bhbfde. fleine Gena.
isrstadtsr bic sic uorbin 70 fGma9tenb
anblidte, fagte Welante.
(Gortfetuus ioIei.)
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litdt gu SofiO na6 Sapan berufen
iDorben.
Bon ben nit @olfenbriid)en uub
9agel1fldgen berbunbenen llnmetter,
tpel6es bas Ser5ogtbunt BraunIdpeia
Wtttte Wfai beimgeiu9t bat, ipurben bie
Saaten peripiiitet, Der @iienbabnzgerz
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den tpeggeriiiem. 9ie 90rfer 9ebeles
ben, 9eiien, @ilsborf, Offleben unb
pabitborf finb belonbers fbwer betrofz
ten tporoen. gleben Ser 8eidabiauna
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