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The morning news., 1889-05-08
LApoR woRraY oF Irs HIRE.

The Miners Of an Illinois District Strike
against a Reduction.
SPRING VALLEY, ILL. May AT a
mass meeting held here yesterday, about
1000 miners in this district manifested their
desire TO resist a reduction OF wages, and
slrceeded in getting the men who worked
ths machines in the middle vein 70 quit
work. The mines here now completely
closed down, as well as those Of La Sale,
Braid wood, Streator, Ogesby, Peru, and,
Ia fact, most all the mines in this district,
owing 70 the light demand for coal during
tina MAST winter
The morning news., 1889-05-08
TRIAL OF THE CHARLESTON.
The New Cruiser Starts to Show what
she Can Do.

SAN FRAScIsco, May THE United
States cruiser Charleston started on her
trial trip this morning under command Of
Capt. Charles G5odal, Jr., of the Pacific
Coast Steamship Company. After cruising
around the bay TO test her compass es, she
started out TO sea about s O'clock Tue trial
will be made in Sa Ia Barbara channel
The length Of tho trip is still undecided
Besides the members Of the naval board,
the OILY persons invited 10 go on the cruise
are representatives Of tde Associated Press,
Robert Forsythe and Charles VI. Gum,
representating the Union Iron Works, and
w. B. Ecknrt, mechanical engineer
The morning news., 1889-05-08
coLuMBus CHAPTERS.
Sales of Real Hstate-Aim OF Party
of Railroad Men.

sales or heal hstate-Aim or Party
of Railroad Men.
COLUMBUS, Ga, May 7--Considerable
real estate was sold at public outcry to-day
aud all brought good prices. I. d. Hearoe
sold eight lots at an aggregate Of nearly
$4,000. He did not sell bis Broad street
reside co property or tine factory, which
were adyerti ed. The residence Of Mrs. j
B. Hill. on Broad stree, was sold for a. 475
Alfred Sully and party, accompanied by
a number of A lalta ntle men, spent a
few hours in this city t1is oftern. on. Their
obi ct Is said TO 10 b. induce tue Geo gia
Midla ID authorities 10 enter ne rail Dad
system BY which a through line will be laid
from Atlart1 10 Florida.
Tho grand comm indery Of the Knights
Templar will meet In this city tomorrow.
Representatives from the principal cities
in the state harYe already arrived.
viii McGoverl, a we'll known young
man Of this city, died to-day after brief
illness VI pneumonia.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
pntnam,a Coming Fair.

EAroNroN, GA, May AT a meeting
OF the Putnam County Fair Associations
loard Of di ectors. it was decided g. hold
tho next fair on Oct. 2, 3 aud A. The fol-
lowing committees we're appointed: On
premiums, j. d. Weaver. A. y. Red, u.
w. Hunt; committee en- track, ALI Davis,
L. W. Hunt
The morning news., 1889-05-08
FUluR s ON OIL.

Committees from the Exchanges Con-
slider the Matter
PITTsBURG, Pa, May THE conference
committees of tho various oil exchanges
met in this city to-day to consider tbs ad-
visibility os dealing in futures. The con-
ference lasted all day. and it was finally de-
cided 20 recommend dealing in futures.
Rules governing the same, similar TO those
in que on the Chicago grain exchange,
were adopt d. The rules will oe submitted
10 the exchanges for action, and II accep :
able to a majority. dealing in futures will
become one Of the leading features Of the
oil trade.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
LIBBY PRISON IN A WRECK.
An Accident to the Train Carrying II
to Chicago.

CHICAGO, May, IA dispatch from
MaysvilIe, KY, says that a freight trai n
which was transporting the famous Libby
prison from Richmond TO Chiclgo was
wrecked seven miles east Of that place
yesterday, by the breaking Of the
axle Of one OF tho cars. The remains Of the
war relic were profusely scattered about,
and people fiocSed 10 the scene all day 10
secure old brick and lumber as mementoes.
No ona WAS hurt
The morning news., 1889-05-08
GOOD FOR GILKEsON.
Florida's Republicans Prefer North
erner to a Southerner.

riOrloa . hSpuDllCdnS Rreier NOrtn-
erner to a Southerner.
WASHINGTON, May 7.-Rspresentatives
of Florida's white republicans called on the
President to-day to tell him that, having
heard that he had determined to appoint an
outsider to the Florida district judgeship,
they would not prefer southern to a north
ern man. To-mor row the coored repub-
licans " i'll call on him to make a similar
statement, all of which confirms Sen tor
Quay in thinking that B. Frank Gilkeson
of Pennsylvania will be appointed. Mr.
Gilkeson is waiting here ii Thursday,
when the matter viii be DISPOSED of, that
being the day on which the President and
Attorney General will meet to confer about
these matters
The morning news., 1889-05-08
SWEEPING FLAMEa
The Business Portion OF Beaver Dam
In Ruins,

FNDLAY, o., May TAT midnight issa
night fire broke out in meat shop in
Beamer Dam, small village twenty mils~
west of this city, and before the flames
could be subdued almost the entire business
portion Of the town was reduced TO ashex.
A late hour found the inhabitants
all abed. and the scene following
the discovery Of the fire was indescribi
able. Women and children, who only
had time 10 escape In their night
clothes, and for whom no shelter could bs
found, presented pitiable sight. Lima.
and portion OF the FIRE department. immss
diately responded by special train. While
they arrived in time 10 do effective work.
scarcity Of water precluded any possibility
of saving anything. The loss Is $50, 900 Rni1
the insuI ance t14. .000
The morning news., 1889-05-08
Nominated for ConRrees.

McLEANsBoRo, ILL, Msy The repub-
lican convention to nominate a candidate
for the nlneleenth congressional district 10
Gil tho vacancy caused by tho dcata Of
representative Townshend, met here To-
dgy Thomas Ridg .ay, ex-state treasurer.
secured the nomination on tho FIRST ballot.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
A SMALL RIOT.
Negroes Attack a Street Car Driver
Without Just Cause.

negroes AtJack a Street Gar DrlVer
Without just Cause.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, May About 3
O'Clock to-day riot occurred on Ninth
street. A driver named Wileford attempted
TO drive away a small negro who persisted
in hanging TO the back en1 of his street
car. The youngster resisted, and
Willeford was obliged to Use
force. A gang of negroes who
witnessed the performance began throwing
stones at the driver Finally they grew
boldsr and rushed upon him. About this
time another driver named Parker came TO
the assistance of Willeford. The fight was
growing serious, when Willeford pulled a
knife and stabbed one of the negroes until
he dropped. At this moment a squad Of
policemen came on the scene, quelllng the
mob and arresting Willeford and Parker.
Both are no~ III Jail.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

LONDON, May THE naval defense bin
passed its secjnd reading in he House of
Commons to day by a vo,e q PIT 10 1856
Lord Randolph Churchill abstained from
voting in the divisi n on the naval defense
bill. Lord Beresford aud the unionists sup
ported the measure
The morning news., 1889-05-08

CYNrHIANA, KY, Nav The stables Of
Capt. Moore. between Ruddell's Mills and
Shawhan. near Cynthiana, we're burned
lost night, consuming fifteen valuable
horses. One Of them, Van Wilk IS. as
valued at $1,000 A colt among them was
valued at $1,000 There Is no insurance.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
ChICAGo,s ANARCHIsTs.
Indictments Against Hronek, Oapek
and Sevic Dismissed.

CHICAGO, May THE indictments
against Hronek, Capek and sevic charged
with conspiracy to blow up the homes OF
Judges Garry and Grinnell, aud Police In
spector Bonheld n their part in the pros.
ecution Of the Haymarket ana chists, were
stricken fr m the docket to-day. Hronek
who was convicted on ore charge, e. now
serving u sentence of twelve years at Joliet,
and there was no evidence 70 convict his
alleged a. agcomplices.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
CHILDREN oREMATHrx
The House Caught Fire While Ihsif
Mother Was Absent.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 7.--At Hiliman, q
small town in Dubois county, Mrs. O.
Wilsemann left her home to visit nsigh-
bor, leaving three small children asleep in
the house. During her absence the house,
in some manner unexplained, caught fra
and was destroyed. The two youngest
children lost their lives, while the third.
aged o, escaped, but Is badly injured. Tha
mothers reason was dethroned by thu
shock and she can live but a short time.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
Expelled from Switzerland.

BERNE, May THE BIndesrath has
ordered the expulsion from Switzerl md Of
a number of Russians who are suspected OF
having been oJncsrne1 in the secret maui
facture Of bombs at Zurich.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
nLAvEN IN ONE GRAVE.
The Funeral ofthe Victims OF the Heral
ilton Smash-Up.

Tne runefai oi VnO NlctirnS OF the Aeu3<
ilton 5mash-Up.
HAMLror, OSr., May THE funeral oE
the eleven unidentified victims OF tho recent
railway disaster near this city took place
this afternoon. Flags fioatsd at half mast
all over the city, and many places Of buzi-
ness and all the schools and civic Offices
we're closed. The bodies OF the adults wers
encased in black caskets and those Of thu
two children were placed In whibn
caskets. Many beautiful florai dssignn
were contributed Eleven hearses wera
used. The pall-bearers, Of whom Their.
were two sets. were composed of the heads
OF, the Grand Trunk departments, and tha
members Of the city council. Hundreds of
p ,ople attended the funeral, and thousands
witnessed the procession. One large grave
was made the receptacle Of all tas casksts.
bat they were so arranged that sir inches
Of earth was placed between each caSkek.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

sUAKIM, May Upon the approach Of
the expedition sent from here the dervlshes
at Hadaib fed without giving battle. The
fort at Hadaib destroyed by the derishes
has been rebuilt.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
PENSACOLA POINTERS.
The Big Lumber Deal y early Drowrp
ed at q Wharf

The Big Lumber Deal-Searly Drown<
cd at q Wharf
PENLAcoLA, FLA, May TIT 10 said
that the stockholders Of the Muscoges Lum-
Der Company are at Pensacola for the pur.
pose Of transferring their stock to an
Eoglish syndicate, which fscently purchased
their plant, together with tho Michigau
Lumber Company and George w. Robinson.
three Of the largest lumber handlers In thu
south. IL Is understood that tho Engiish-
men will assume control Of tho entire prop
erty June 1, making their headquarters Ia
this city.
HEARLY DROWNED.
Louis II. Dorman, a stsnographer and
typewriter employed In the Peninsular and
Atlantic railroad Office here, came near
being drowned this morning while crab
biug on Muscogee wharf. Becoming en-.
thused over the sport, he vsntured too near
the edge Of tho wharf and fell overboard.
His companions rescued him with soms
difficulty.
SHOT IN THE EYE
Bette Crosby lcclored) will probably die
from q pistol shot wound In her left eve
inflicted by her husband, Isaac, last night
IL Is said that Thomas Carter has been 3
too frequent visitor Of lafe At the Crosby
house, and from this fact the difficnlty
arose. Crosby has not been caught.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

ST. PETERSBURG, May 7.-Count Tolstoi,
minister of the Interior, who had been Ill
for some time, is dead.
The morning news., 1889-05-08

WASHINGTON, May The bond offer
ings to-day aggregated Sl4l,OJ0 All were
AIS at los, and all were accepted.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
PARIS AT THE sHO W.

The Opening Day Crowd Said to Have
Numbered $4,000.
PARIS, May z-Twenty-five thousand
persons visited the exposition yesterday
During the opening ceremonies the police
arrested three men for shouting "Vive
Boulanger." Tie evening festivities, 10 the
celebration of the opening of the exposition,
passed off without hilton.
The morning news., 1889-05-08
MANLY DROWNED.


AUGUSTA, GA, May 7.--Sevcral hundrsd
excuraionlsts are In Augusta tonight who
came down on the q zorgla railroad'8 annual
excursion for the shareholders. The nniluaI
convention of tho cQmp1ny win be held
Tomorrow. Thefa are two vacnDcioe u "
filed on the board ~ dlrootor8
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-14
KENNEsAw. Ga. Sept. II. 1887.

B. b. b. Company-MY DEAR SIR {:
take great pleasure in acknowledging
the great benefit my wife has derived from
yonr great and wonderful medicine, B. &.
3. For two years she was a great suf-
ferer from SCrofula, or some blood dis
ease which had lain dormant all her life.
We had attention from some Of the most
s};lllul physicians in the country, but all
to 10 effect, until We had all despaired OF
her ever recovering. Her mouth was one
solid ulcer, and tor two months or more
her body was broken out with sores until
she lost beautiful head OF hair, also eye
lashcs and eyebrows in fact, she seemed
to be complete wreck
Now comes the great secret which |
want all the world to know: That three
bottles Of Blood Balm medicine has done
the work which would sound incredible to
any one who did not know it to be so.
To-day my wife IS perfectly healthy and
clear from any scrofulous faint. and she
ROW has three-month-old babe, also per
fectly healthy. Very respectfully
II /. CASSIDY
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-14

February 18Th, 1Ss8.)
This IS to certify that three years ago l
had nv l,tt l-g alaqQtated four inches
below the knee, caused by blood poison
AID bone affection. After it was ar.T.I-
tatcd there came a running ulcer on Ire
end Of it that measured "a inches one
way and ~ inches the other, and con-
tinued growing worse every day until d
short time ago. l was given UP to die by
the best doctors in Charlotte. heard Of
the wonderful 3. 3. b. resolved 10 try
that. Ny weight at the time l COR
menced b. B. +. was 120 pounds. When
l had taken three bottles l gained 81
pounds in weight; when I had taken
Twelve bottles / was sound and well. but
continued taking until had taken fifteen
bottles, I now weigh $50 pounds and
measure five feet and three inches high
l contendthat your medicine has no equal
as a blood purifier. It certainly worked
ike a charm. ~ J. 4. WILSON.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-14

had a running ulcers on one leg, and
9 on the other, and felt greatly prostratcd.
believe | actually swallowed barrel OF
medicine in vain efforts to cure the dis
ease. With little hope, finally acted on
the urgent advice Of friend, and got \
bottle Of b. i. j. | experienced a change
and my dependency was somewhat dis
PEELED. | kept using it until had taken
sixteen bottles, and all the ulcers, rheuma-
tsm, and other horrors Of blood poison
have disappeared, and at last I am sound
and well again, after an experience OF
twenty years of torture.
A. P. BRUNsoN, Atlanta, Ga.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-14
One Fact

Is worth a column of rhetoric, said an
American statesman. 1t is a fact, e, tab
lished by the testimony Of thousands Of
people, that Hoods Sarsaparilla does
cure scrofula. salt rheun, and other ii,
eases or affections arising from impure
state or low cond ton of the blood 1t
also overcomes that tired feeling, GREATS
a good appel t., ard gives strength to
every part of the system. Try it.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-14

If health and life are worth any
thing, and you are feeling out of
sorts and tired out, tone up your sys-
tenn by taking DR.. j. II. McLcar's
Sarsaparilla.
For sale BIZ z. Z. Whitehead d Go.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-14

No need to take those big cathartic
pills; one Of DR.. J II. McLea1's
Liver and Kidney PiIlets is quite
sufficient and more agreeable.
For sale by f. T. Whitehead i Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-14

The most delicate Constitution can
safely use Dr.. J. II. EcLean's Tar
Wine Lung Balm.It is a sure remedy
for coughs, loss Of voice, and all
throat and lung troubles.
For sale by E. I. Whitehead Il Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-14

- haY a - IF -
oho-;na o,r,. Lo,o all solxa.
II, VIA, cI.;ns hes Hshons ~
,-;-,i,i.2 Wat hoe !, 80. lon.
T., tho ro,ror t.- o.s4 - o..;,r.
i'm - ho- -a.,a.. ,.h 1---.o -
.one her govrr,o- and chi,fc.,+s;rs
Ne has. Instead or b.io, her dafa,1
and ,bi.l.h., - ,s;,,.e,;no o.,,s,
,dancinyI f-.,h, n to- ,-o,,.-.,.
ND oI.-r Tns-a.3 or s.,,o-,to.
NOR and isra,4in, to- ho.a- -.
d,,,fnI and sfr.o,io,o,s so- ,r.orl4
.and ,ha honor orti. ,o,ho, toha.
ionaIika. tnru,3 MN, h.- w.t
the venom ora,i,e- ord . o:5ioo
nor onan;as IN d,.,o,i oo3 ra.5 No.
And tL,s is ,bo r., .bo, ,ra,,. =.
be governor Of VIRGINIA "A GOV.
arnor he xonld mt IN e;,L, all =.
cencv and resn7c,ob;litr tba ola
no,v serv.nt TOY, f.o-oa hio s.o.
wonld If allowed IA ro ia IIooro, -,
his way. mt to lfobt The srrfI.
Why i i we have tho r;,.ho.+ op3
the most n,werf,I govo,n,on, - a..
civilized world and ~ tho souo ,;o
so much rovertv-woot-o,a nisar,
among ifs neonIa2
Wbv ia if the wealth IF tho oo,,,r,.
has accumulated II tha ho,d. -
the few until two mon in Nav Vol,
own more wealth than tho ubola
State Of VIRGINIA. moro tbor .uha
people Of both North and Son+b Cor
DINA? WHY is il that ,be State ~
Massachusetts posaosaee mora woo11
than all the states Soptb of tho
Potomac-Mason G. Dixon line
and east Of the Nisaisen,i2 vbn
: = ,ha. ,.o C..,,, v
States are 60 NOR and tho A1i5a1o
and New EoyIand Statoo ORC 60 ,ioh .
Whv is # that the m,eooS - ouno
land oro IN ro,o ona r,t ,,.
tho fsw GRO IN .a,o 5 a.,a,.
and oonrt thar o,.,
,i,nea Tho orsuor ooa'oo n;,u
M from, tho hoo-t.or,,,o to-o.. ,
intell;oent boco,so Of .,,o a,oao;.,-o
Of the rennh,;cor norty. ,oo.,sa %
tho uni,st on6 ,noo,o, 1.1a.-,
,non tho e+ot,,o ,a,-o
,ortv. hooouoo oe .ho
ors.on, 20 ,,;1 -,,o..
rornnnoo and dia+r,h,,i.,Io I-
dams omona tho .,oonIo 60 ,,oo~~.-
IF 20 riclatioar of ,ho ,.t:.o,;
and tho ,Snroo+ioa,.c .o-a-h
ron,b,;.on mart. oaa -, .1.
ad,,inistro,io,s or,bo+ ao,+ .;~e
1861
Gentlemen tbio nor+r Of onn.
and on.raoas thio nortr % on:.,oo
AGAINST tho Amorinon ,ooa,, 49,
conotifntion ,nd +bo
fem Of rsnnhl,can oovornn,n+o =
unworthy TO 10 or+n,o+o.7 ;.,,
life 1ihortv o,a n,onor+u of 49,
citizens Tho oroat bon,er hoant
ot tho Anor;oon ,ooa,o H., 60
mora than o,oh+v-,,oor, an. - 49,
Lost b,o5,od ronn1ioto,1
owned fins marty, ond HINT ea ~
ou, diSson ion, - o.,1
have ot+.irod ,,,;a.,.-.-
This no,tv will ooo;n ho uo,,,,s.
o+od ond diIouo, b. 49, -,.
r. mnst he ha,i.boa ona duo,,
from oo,,or rho 80 -,
mooraor Of 1oe
~ 80 r;+1 .:-.-,..
10 ,,
woo,in4o
hoor+a
And horo =, 1r;n.
of+bo fo+hon, >a1 ,.c,
don,oon,ou H. st..at 1NN1 "
| NOW is the httcSC Time 10 strike one
i DOWGIfui dow III the accom- nj = IN ,
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-14
JAS. L. BOswoRTH, Atlanta, Ga.

During the month Of February bought
one bottle of b. =. i formy tourycar old
boz. had what doctors term heredi-
tary blood poison, and to my utter aston
ishmcTt one bottle cured him. In Feb
rU2Ty my elder son, twelve years of age,
Was literally covered with ugly sores on
his legs, and 4 terrible eruption on his
head. He was cured with two bottles of
B. BIB. AS a quick blood cleanser it has
no equal. JAMES HILL, Atlanta, GA.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-14
n@~ ER0WN'S IR0U BITTERS

Cures indigestion, Ri.jousuess, Dyspepsia, hala.
ria, Nervousness. ana General Debility. Physi-
clans recommend t. AL dealers sell II. Genuine
has trade mark and crossed Ied lines lw!apper.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-19
sn Der outer elten Sstt,

,u anfang oieies Sabrbun6srts, batteH
in ben tleinitaatIiden Sceren aQe 8ors'
seiebteu. pom Corporal bis sum @eneraI
binaui Straibefu9uiB. uno non oieier
muree auSeicbi9sr @jebrdu6 gema1t,
,rImoI bic LATTICE @inridhing bsS Strafs
bu6es bannls uo5 ni6t beltnno. Die
iuugeu 0erren Siiciere uerbiiBteu ibre
Nrreltitroien auI Der Sauptpa6e, mo
Elm bubib ausssitattctes 3inmer aIs
foeIes @eidu9niB bente, Gus benz bic
Gerret glrreitanteu regelmdtiJ tu BEN
e5enbliden BierieitIi9teiten berange3oS
sen wuroen. 0Ort sins es oft 10 laut
Der, baB eiu9eidritten werbsn milBte.
Der SerSog pom. ..... ioa eines i90'
nen gI6snbs gum Sfficier ber SdIoBs
10 l6e nit Der Bite 9eiaidt baben, bic
oerren auf Na6e m06ten iid bod enbsl
lid CUR Jtnbe besebcu, benin Ser niiiis
mus fOnne ni6t idIufen. Sn grOBeren
@arniioneu muBten bic betraften SfIis
ciere (ruie in Seiterreid) beim 4rOfeBen
Quarter uebmeu, pcl6er 81 beent
3psd in Der Staot cine sr0Bere gSobs
nun9 ssmietbet batte. Oort tonnte mat
fir @eIo unb quite Worte 9lues bGben 4;
ber f6uIobcIOOeus SiBer fanb bort logar
fir ieiu 9equdltes Ser3 Croft bur9
Oamenbebienuug. Die @lode Der woblzI
ueri6IOhenen SanStbir meIbete seitis:
6eino in Si9ti
Sm @e9euiub Su ben geI6ilSerten
meni9euireuubli6en @iuri6tungen mas
rem Die StraiucrbGltniIie fir bic @tannz
ifait our6ous uidt perIoteno. Der
itreuee coer ouutIe QlrreIt Ipuroe an eins
seInen Gagssitunoeu our9 9InidIieBen
al bic NanO periddrit. Der Seltrafte
nuroe aufre9titcbeno, bel auBgeitredteu
Qtrmeu, all ben Sano9eleufen nit eilers
nen Gingen auf mebrere Stunoen felt an
Die NanO ansei9Iohen; bic Softer mar
10 fart, baB ber 0etreiienbe meilt obns
md1tig purbs. Sin Griumpb ber
Wtenl6li6fsit par es baber, ais man
anitatt bieier Gtraipsri6driurg 6as
Rrumm6lIeBen eiuiiiDrte ie6s ShInz
BEN i'm Gage. Der ltiiietbdter muBte
lid auf Die 8ritibe ieeen unb 6ann
purbe ibm mittcls eiuer furieH JIette
bas re6te Sanoselent unO OaS lints
iShB9eIent 9eounoen. llnoanoi9e Oe7
Islen brn6te man in cen 2attsnOrrsit.
Dieier 0taum bate feline gritibe; Der
TuBbo6en a6er mar aus i9urffanti9en
a ten ber9elteQt. SciSung bel Talter,
9Yitterune, Dtautel, JeIiuselSug II. i. 10.
Iuareu uubetannte 0in9e. Stod unb
Sano ipieltcn nod oIs 3u9tmiteI cine
groBe Stole. Sier cine 8robe. Sin
6eltwebel, wel3er bic @Ompa9nic gum
6ird9au9 bate nntreteu Iaiien, fraste
laut, oh uieuci3t Seman6 ba mare, Oer
ni8t bur &irbe seben wOIIe. llaeruars
teter g0sile trat Elm pielbeitrafter Wann
uor inter bem 9orsebeu, baB er cine
trante Gante beiu9en woIle. 6Gum
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