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Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-13
THE PLUmRING TICKET.

Owing to unforeseen circumstances, and the necessity of rearranging the Carmalt school ticket, the name of NJ. Frank Tyler has been withdrawn, and that of Mir. Clerkin, the plumber, substituted. This performance reveals, in striking way, the weakness of the whole scheme. The supporters of the Carmalt ticket have pro fessed to be away above petty politics, but they are found allying themselves with one of the most conspicuous and successful of the small poli- ticians of New Haven. So it seems that lofty ideas have given way and low, maneuvering politics taken their place. The sadness of this descent is only equaled by it's extent There is also another phase of the matter which de- mands attention Mr. Clerkin is plumb CT, and, for aught we know, a good one His partner and his brother-in-law are members of the Fire commission. With Brother Clerkin member of the Board of Education, the firm would have quite a grip on the public plumbing. Is his nomination proper performance for people who have been accusing other peo- pie of politics and 'dealsg' And is there not some law which is against such an ar rangement as is contemplated in the case of MT. Clerkin.
 Those who are really interested in the schools want no such work as this. They should and will resent even the suggestion of it. The ticket composed of Messrs. Graves, Hemingway and Plunkett offers an opportunity which should be taken advan- tage of by all who wish to keep the schools out of politics, plumbing and "deals , The new man on the ticket, MT. fleming way, is head and shoulders above anybody who is likely to be brought against him
 The election of this ticket is in the direc l tion of wisdom and conservatism in schoo
 management. If we must have ticket O.
 the kind proposed by the Carmalt combi
 nation why not put on it painter as wei
 as plumber? Is there not some painte
 who wants to add himself to the plumbinl | fickat2
Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-13
CHANGE

Stranger-Madam. am a literary man She (whose husband is an author|-Sorry, but I haven't any change about me.-Life-
 4 good many people are clamoring for fair count in this country, but the Ameri- can girl says she is willing to put up with dark earl.-St. Joseph News
 Begins with 'w.n-''oh, what is her names know it just as well as do my own. Begins with WV" 'Hendersong' '.Yes, that's it. t."-Harper's Razar.
 Johnny and His Ma.-Mistress-what is little Johnny crying and yelling for! Give him what he wants. I must write letter and I want it quiet. Nurse-Please, ma'an, he's yelling for his drum an horn Street X Smiths Good News.
 More Bad Luck.-Mr. winks docking over the paper)-Cheap Drug & Co are selling all sorSs of patent medicines at half price. Mrs. Winks-Just our luck. There isn't anything the matter with any of us. Street X Smiths Good News
 Little Callow Cwho fancies himself a manl-I say, governor I guess I'm old enough to carry a stick His Governor with fine sarcasmD Well. oh, yes, I see. I'll order one up from the eOnfectioner's as go dow n town.-American Grocer
 High Encomirms.-Returned tourist-I  the German papers speak very highly of the new Reiehstag. German-American- Dwenty-six of de members of de new Reichstag IS newspaper men.-New York Weekly
 .'Hy pnotism is . great thing. I can KApnotize any one, and what I desire the subject tO do he does" .HSee here, profes- sor." said the little tailor, "T'll give you 10 pe- cent. on all the collections you can hypnotize out of my customers. liar per's Bazar.
 My object in calling this evening"" he began, with a nervous tremble of his chin, twas to ask you, Kaiie-I may call you Katie, may nots'' Certainly, Mr. Long lipe,'' said the sweet young girl. "All of papa's elderly friends call me Katie" And he said nothing further about his object in cal ng.-CricagO Tribune.
 Given Away-ChOlly Fashrn Ito GUS tom house officerl-Now that you have disc overed those English clothes in my trunk and examined them, should like to know how in time you found that l was trying to smuggle them. How did you know they were in my trunks
 Custom House Officer-They are so very loud that I heard them throbbing inside the trunk.-Lawrence American. Quite Different Thing.-Dudley- feel positive that she regards me with feelings almost, if not quite, akin to love.
 Friend-What makes you think sos
 The other night when I was calling at her house, just as was getting ready to go remarked that it way l2 o'clock when she asked me if was sure my watch was not going too fast. Don't that mean loves-
 Nav, that's sarcasm.-Texas Siftings.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-13
OIL ON THE WATER.

R. JAY WALSH, ls.oratar;es
 AUSTIN BARNARD,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-13
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Republican State Convention. HYPERION THEATER, NEW HAVEN, sEPTEM


 The republican electors of the several towns of this state, and all other electors who believe in the principles of the republican party as set forth in the national platform of that party are hereby notified to send the usual number of delegates to the republican state convention to be held in the Hyperion theater, New Haven, on Tuesday, Sep tember 16 1890, at o'clock p.m., for the purpose of nominating candidates for state officers.
 In accordance with the rules adopted by the rerpblican state convention in 1886 the following additional notices are given:
 First-All primaries in the several towns for the appointment of delegates to any convention shall be held at least five days before the meeting of said convention upon at least two days notice, but if any town committee shall fail to call pri. mares under the provisions of this rule the mem. Der of the state committee for the district in which snch town committee resides shall call the necessary primaries upon reasonable notice. Second-It shall be the duty of the chairman of each town committee to send Q copy of the ere dentials of the delegates from his town to the secretary of the republican state committee at least four days before the convention.
 ERAsTus s. DAY, Chairman. R; RIs4is JAY WA.sH, "A .ss,n, secretaries.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-13
Aliscr1Iat1eu11s

They say is an easy thing, and most everyone dreads to be caught; but our customers still buy with ENCIRE CONFIDENCE-an so they can We may sacrifice profit, for we have but
 One Price to All.
 No misrepresentation is allowed and no advan- tage is ever taken of inexperienced buyers. In the past eight years if anyone can point to a single item of overcharge let him
 ssStand Forth and Say It,o And we will refund the money. We are of the people and want to the people well, and it has always been our boast that child could buy of us well as the most confirmed shopper-and that is doing pretty well, for even
 Opposition Has Allowed That we are the Lowest Priced House Furnish
 ing Establishment in the Country.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-13
& Howe & StGtSOl. 9 BARGA|As !l 9
 Kid Gloves.
BARGAIN NO. 1.

BARGAlN NO. l.
 100 dozen Real Kid Gloves in blacks, browns, tans modes, slates, bronzes, etc., at 75c per pair This quality of Gloves has never been sold at any counter for less than $1.25.
 BARGAIN No. 2.
 Celebrated Derby Kid Gloves in browns, tans and states, at $1 :00 pair. The price of this grade has always been $1.25.
 Special 1nducement.
 For the purpose of swelling our Blanket sales during the next two weeks, viz: Sep tember 8th to 20th inclusive, we shall maintain our present low popular prices, and in addition will give to every purcha- ser of Blankets at $500 per pair and up wards handsome Pure Linen Tray Cloth as present.
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Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-13
EDTTORIAL NOTES,

Are the dog days going to last all winte1s
 The summer resorts all report the best season they have had for years.
 Vote for Messrs. Graves, Hemingway and Plunkett next Monday. There is no other ticket in the field worth the consideration of good citizens.
 If you want to clean your gilt frames nicely all you have to do is to wash them in beer There are some people who would be willing to leave their gilt frames dirtyif they had any beer to use.
 A cork rope is the latest invention. It is made of small corks placed end to end, and the whole covered with a braiding of cotton twine; over this is a coarser braid ing in heavy strands. According to the inventor, rope one inch thick will stand strain of 1 ,000 pounds.
 Dr. Burns, of New York, after observa-
Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-13

Exclusive Styles in Robes and
 Pattern Dresses. Special values in these goods at $10, S12. 50. S15 per dress.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-13
Special Inducement.
DRESS GOODS,

We Are All Ready in This De-
 partment. Dress Goods from 25c to soc per yard in great assortment of Plaids, Stripes, Mix lures and Plain Goods.
 Plain and Fancy Dress Goods from 5Oc to $1.50 per yard, in all the latest styles and weaves.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-13
Black Dress Goods a Speciality.

Large assortment new handsome styles dark Dress Flannelettes at 12Ac yard.
 Also the latest styles of dark fine Dress Ginghams for fall and winter at 12sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-02
9SrIn0e.

Wtaufato, Ntinu., /. September. -
81. 3. tSubbarO & Comps Glepator lit,
nebit 10000 8uidel SaiSen, ben 6lammen
;um 9taube seiulleu. Serlult $4,000,
&erii6erun9 $4,000.
Soma @ttg, Sa., 1. September.-
9as StGot9en SrfOro, iueitltf BON bier,
mar in pergangener gad)t Der Shauplat
einer 6euerebruuit, pelder oaS ganse Sc
ibGitSuiertel mo mebrere SSObnbduier ein=
diderte. 0ian iddet ben Serluit auf
$4,000.
0talben, MaH., 1. September.-Na=
tbauiel 6emenpaps Saus uno Sd,reinerz
merfItdtte Su Ntaplemooo brannten beute
uieber. Der peflnidre &erluit betrdqt nur
unaeiGbr $1,000, alein Semenlpap erlItt bel
Dem Serute gum 6etten 9eiuiiien Giqeu=
tbuus wabrifetnlih tcbtlid]e Sranomun=
BEN. IuBeroem wurOe cine Aemiife Spribe
aut Dem gSege mad Der SranOfatte al Der
6aultneriroBe Ben= Sa6ntreu5ung Don einem
3uge bemolirt, Der 6ubrmaun SEQ. Bbilips
blieb auf bem 6lede tobt, uuo Samuel
Singiton, Der brittle Sngenieur Der Teuerz
pebr, erlitt idmere Serlebunsen. 4u6 ems
Der BferOe ipurbe Qet0btet.
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Ssenrp Georges slmbdn9er.
Ginc TatipnaI Sreantiation Der ,,sinaIe
Car CLUBS. - Gie ,,Seilsarmee" ais
SunScsgeuoiiin.


SnnScsaenufiin.
9tep 9orf, l. September Seleaaten
Der Single Sar Clubs" aus 33 Staaien
uuo Dem 0iitrift Columbia bielten bente
gtad)mittag cine &erldmmlung I'M rGoopers
Snltitut," I'M cine permaneute iid iiber Die
Qan;en Ser. Staaten eritredenoe SrQania=
tion III bilben. lleber 400 9cleqationen
nabmen She'll an ben SerbanOluuqen.
9tad) uerid)ieoenen Geben uurOe 2ouis 8.
8oit ais SOrilber Der permanenten SrQaniz
iation erpGblt. tSenrp George, meldler erlt
heute aus europa aitfain, lpobute Der Grz
DfInungSiitunq nid)t bel, ididte iebod) Sur
9lntport duf perid)iebeue on ihn oerid)tete
Nragell, in meld)cn1 er erfldrte, er tuerbe me
Der ale Gambia iiir bas DtapOrSamt, nod
fiir ben SongreB auftreten. @r oeutete an,
baB er iid), menn man i'm Oarum erlud)e,
bereit fiuDen laiien mer0e, Eenuglnaueu Su
bereiieu uno StumpreOen tiir BattiIon Su
balten. SIN 9&eitereu erlGuterte er cine
friiber pon ibn1 gentoAte Grfldrung in Se=
sug auf Die Otttmirfuug Der rSetlSarmes"
in Der Single 8ar"z zSepe9un9 unb ia9te,
er babe nur 0amit gemetnt, oaB Die pS0etlS-
Grluce" Die llrlad)en bes III groBercn Stdb=
ten G'roBbritanuten' berrlGenDen Glenos
einiuIeben begiune InO peSbalb natur9e 9entdB
Die Yrinsipien Der Single Sar" Seute
acceptiren miiBte. Srau Sootb lei it)on
JeBt cine lubdngerin Der rSlH9ie 2ar="
9oftrin, unb aud ibr @atte, Der pSeneral,"
iei auf Dem belten SSege, ilt Sn berielben Sn
befebren. Sn gfe,u= gOrt ieien berettS Mo
STALE Departments" Der v6eilsarmee" I'M
ter 9eitung beS GommiidrS Smitb, einem
entltiebenen 2lubduger jener Sebre, organt=
iirt morOeu. Senrp George mabt IN Sem
S6reiben au6 DIittbeilun9en iiber Die
mirtbfaftli6en %erbdltniiieI 9lnitralten'S.
Die 6ra9e, oh er CLAUDE, oaB in 1892
Single Gar" =@anbioaten anigelellt mer=
ben miiroen, beauhuortet er oabingebenb, er
CLAUDE faum, DaB Die vSingle "=Eartel
eigene Ganbioaten auiitelleu merbe, oa nd)
bic OcmofratildJe Yartei INNER mebr ibrer
2ebre 3upenbe unb im Segrtffe lei, Die
SreibanrelS 0ottrtn sanS unb ofien Su
QCCeptlreu
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stemilicn=Sraa0oie'n.

Salina, Ss., /. September. - Sobn
Sints, ein aft Neilen u0rolid) BON bier
wobubafter 6armer feuerte beute smei
Sfiife auf ieiue 6rau, obne iie Su trcfien,
glaubte iuoeiien, Na iis Su SoOen fiel, Ofien=
bar, er babe iie getOotct, uno nabm iid bann
ielbit bas 2ebeu burd einen britten S6uB.
oduSider llnirieOe peranlaBte Die Srag0=
Die.
Stodton, Gaia, /. Septsmber.-Sn
&elt @oint, einem GrlbeuitdptGeu in Ga
lapera8=Gouutp, eridOB Elm gepiiier @alag=
ber in einem 2(uralle Don SabSorn ieine
Trau, ieinen Sebnjdbri9eu Sobn unO iid
ielbit. Srau g5anagber betrieb ieit nebre=
rem Sabren ein potel su gSeit YOint unb
bate ibrelu 9tanue, toelder fb uuslodrts
beianD, fiirSlid] @elo sefidt, oamit er su
i1r fommen founte. Ser Yiann ergab it'd
rem Srunte unb ais ibm ieine Srau Sch
perlueigerte, mel9es er sum &aufe weiterer
@erdnte toroerte, begging er Die i1redlide
Shat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-09-02

srpei, ibre @ereihpitigfeit ertlGrt bdttem,
iif bem Srben au;uldlieben. Die Irbeiter
iinO bereit, Die srbeit uieber aufsuuebmen,
uno m69tsn gerne rpiien, mas bic Gompasz
ME Su tbun geoentt.
Solicit, Sis, /. Septembsr.-9ie Ior=
mer in BEN ySoliet=Sfenwerfen" iiuS an
Strite gegangen, I'M bieielben 9ohne Al
betommen, nelte Die 6ormer in Chicago
erbalten. Gle iagen, ile befommen % bis
80 &ro,ent melliger, ais Die Stala in @bi=
cuso feriese. Die s4erte pnroen sei6loi=
ION
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IaubutDro.

Smaba, Neb., /. Scptember. - Slt
2ittletred, ein it)peoi6er Sitter, murot
geitern iriib nit Seritmettertem SdGoeI
foot inter oem Sia0utt Der il. Strabe qe.
funoen. gtebeu Der 2eidJe lag Elm id)merer
blutbefledter Sniippel. GS berridt feir
3metiel rariiber, baB Elm 8aubmorp an Dem
llugliidlid)en peribt morben lit; benn Git.
tletred hattie an Sonnabeno ieinen @od]en.
lobn erbalten, uGbreno nitt Elm Sent in
leinen Sal6en geiunoeu muroe.
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~9mei 9iuae Ginem a,

ga 3wei 9inge in @inem. (3uz
perlalFges Saar observation-disclosures nnO
nettes Saar=S r=Soilettennlittel. Sait ole TO-
9enannten &ieoerberitelunss =Mittel uers
ben aus gSaiier, Oas man nit artitelu,
mel1e OaS Saar austrotnen unD sur 8 OIL
lette oes 6aarss nod elm anOeres 8rdvarat
nOtbig MAIDEN, peruliid1t, augeiertiat: aber
Sance' s hemiides6aarz sSieoerberneQun
nittel ift eineSereinisung bon itimulireuosm
9Seinseiit uuD Sel unb giebt Elm auaeneh.
mes 6aar=S oilettenmittel ab auber ieiueu
pieberberfte1enoen Gigenidaiten. IS it
unubertrohen ale grSeuger zines uppioen
SaarmuGieS uub sldnsenOer 2odeu unb be-
ttt Die gi9eni9ait Der 3uriidiiibruna arausn
6aares III leiner uatiirIiden SSarbe. @s 1T
fein 6aarfdrbemittel uno 10 eiufoc1. bar eg
bon Sebermann nit uollfommeuer Sidlerheit
9ebrauft lperoen tann. YreiS 81 bic 6laz
Idle. gu baben bel Setb e. Sauce &
Comp, Jir. $40, Dit Baltimore Strose.
u. 9. = Mtan perlange Dances dhemiid1es
Saar= =@ieoerberiteaunssnlittsl uno nebme
fein anberes, l25l
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8iel,mGrfte.

ct. 9pui8. l. Septbr. - HinSpieb ::
3uiubr 23OO, Serienbung 900; Sreile pa
riirten sniden $3.50 II. 4.90.-Sd,meine ::
3ufubr 400, &erenbuns 1000; Breile
pariirteu ;wiidsn 81 90 II. s4.4O.-5taafe !:
3uiubr 1000, Serienpnns 23Oo; Yreiie ua=
riirtcn spii6en 81. 90 unb $5.1O.
@ait 2ibertp, Ea., l. Septbr. -
8inouieb: 3uiubr 500, Serenbung 1861 !;
Sreiie paritrteu swtideu $500 unS 81. so.
= Shweine: Suiubr 1850, Ser,enbuua
1900; Breiie pariirten slpiiden 1925 unS
$4.60. = Sdaafe: 5utnbr 6l00, Serlenz
Suns 1000; Yreiie pariirtsn swiiden 81 so
unD sc, 90.
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9l,s Oct SunOcsbamptitast.
HeeiproSttGt nit Ganaoa. - Gin pom sena=
tot Sbcrman unrseidbIaaemes slmenoe:
fttettt ,ur Soriibiu

ment sur Sort1bil.
Saibin9ton, ,. g., /. Septenber.
- Senator Sobu Sberman tiiupi9te bsute
i'm Senat Elm Imenoement Su Der SarlIbill
an, meld)eS ben 8rdlipenten autorlltrt, Die
soufreie GiniIbr bon &oblen aus @anaba
Su proflamiren, lobaib er it'd iiberSeugt bat,
paB Die canapild)e Hegierun9 Die 3Dlle aui
Soblen aus ben Ser. Staaten abgeld)aflt
bat. Serner ioa er, lobalb er benadlrld)tlgt
mirb, taB Canada Elm 6anbels>a >arrangement
nit ben Ser. Staaten sum Spede elmer
qdn3lld)en oper theIlmellen 9lurbebung Der
Soue spiidpen beiDen yGnOern Su ld)lieben
niinldt, prei GomnliiGre ernennen, Die I'M
Serein nit brei cauaOiihen GommlIdren
Die bette Merbebe sum abid)lieBen eineS
io!C}eu lleberelnfommeIS belpreden InD
ibreu Serld)t ourd) Den Erdpbenten bem
@ougreie Ibernlitte!n lolen. Die Ius=
soben ser Gpmulillion, einldlicBlif eiues
SalQrs BON SO pro Gag fiir ]eoen Commit
idr, fnb aus Der Serpllt9un9 1iir Den $oit=
btenlt su besablen.
Sic gerpiaismug fur oem Saltimprer S,aiem.
2aS @onierenS> Gomite, tuelhem Die SluBz
uno t6aienblll iibermieen purbe, hat ild]
mad elniuod)iger, unausgeleBter 4rbeit auf
enen Serid]t geeil1igt. 9erIelbc reou,irt
Die Serluiaguns fiir ben Salttmorer $1afen
Quf $40 900, autorilrt lepod) ben lbld)luE
eines Gontraftes fir bic Soaenpuna beS
&erfes III einem Soltenbetraqe pon beildu,
fig 100000. Die Serpillsnns fir ben
fotomoc tit alf $2SO,O00 telt9elett, iuooon
$4,000 aui ben Ofliteu 6luBarm perwer=
Oct lperoen lollsn.
stano Der NatinnaisdluIo.
Der bente erlaiisne auslpei5 iiber ben
Stano Ser Natioualldulb ergiebt, oas bic
gettere mabrene beS Wionats auguit nm
sS33, ,O71.75 abgenommen bat. Sic per=
siuslid5e Sd)ulD beitebt lett aus: 4tzpro=
sentiaen SouDs $94 AGO. $50, 4=pros. Sonos
1886, 1884 $50, 4=prO5. SonDiruu9s gonps
$l03,O20; suIammen $3.50, ,978,020.
2ie lett benz Serial nid)t mebr perkins
lide Shulo betrast S1,777, 7,175.26, Die nid1t
persinslide Sduo S9atamtsnoten,@ Sob
unO Silber.G Gertilfate u. |. lu.) $40S, ,7O7,=
$50. % nne Die @eiammtldlulo uebt aufae=
Iauisnem Sinien 81 ,570,l13, ,491.4S.
SermiidDtes.
gr General Bolilnetltsr Sranf Sation,
welher ldngere 3eit beSenflib franf bier
barniebtr lag, beTnbet iid9 iest auf Der Sei=
lerung.
Gr=@enerals 3ablmeiiter SEQ. s. Cutler,
bon Ser Sunoesiottc, itarb beute friib in lei
ner bisHsen &obnun9. Gr mar II Sabre
alt. Die lleberrefe iollen Sebufs SeerSiz
suns mad gfount auburn, Bottom; ;sei6idt
merben.
Br1ibent SarriiOn uub @eneral Sberman
haben Ginlabungen sur Setheilisung an Der
Sabres- Seriammlung Der @sieuid)aft Der
Sunderland -9lrmee, Die am H. uno IS. D.
@tts. in 9oleOo, O., absebalten ipiro acs
ceptirt.
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Grtruufctt.

Cape Map, N.zS, l. Septenlber. -
George @illiet aus Bbtlabelpba ertranf
bier heute 9ta4mittag, lpGbrenp er an
Stranoe babete. Die &iifitrDmung rib inn
ms Nieer binauS, uno ebe man ibm Seiz
itanO leliten fonnte, mar er perifmunben.
Die 2eide lit nod nidt an ben SuanD &C.
lpiilt iuorOen.
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9lttf Scr cSGao crsd1uSfett.

Ybilabelpbia, 1. September. -
Aoolpb @olte, u Sabre alt, purpe beute
iriib nabe Der unteren StabtgreuSe, pGb=
renb er am 6luBufer itanb nno 5ulah, pte
SGger I'M Sdilfe nad v9feeb .Siros" Idol
len, bur9 ben S6uB eines unpOriiftigen
S4iiten getOOtet. 5ames Sage, mel1er
ben StuB ab9eieuert baben loa, lit Der,
hoffo+
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Sad,laBperwalters= =Terfauf


%,nertboo4eu gad,t= tfiaentbnms S9r. 849,
Sao=pGeas, Vr. 545, GnnwanzE Et-a6e, uno
Nr. o45, Suramnnn =Gaeg.
9ralt eires Setrets bes @aiienoerifts Der Stobt
baltimore peroeH bic lrierssi9neten sfrcitaa, ben
u Septemher $50, Yadmittaes IS llbr, an Srt
uno Stelle euf ot'.rtllher auttion pertdufen.
Hr. 84S, <uo=VaeaitraRc, an Der Siiboitjeite
Der Slosyacaftrase in elmer 9ntiernuna pon 8 aus
rorooflih non Stcrrettirofe nit elmer 1ronte pon
IL ssu. SOIL an Glib tdcaftrate uHo elmer Eiefe pom
81 ssn6 bis III etner 6ub brtten glnep Scbort nit
einem h=iiodiser ,isaciiteinernen SSpbubarie.
Seidetes o5runoitud II tnem idbrliten G5runb,inie
DON 1910 unteriuorieH.
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gerfanisbeoinguneeu: Elm 9rittel baar, Der Reft in
{ed1s uno Spoli UioHaten nit Sinsn uno Die unter%
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boar, tpenu IS bem Sduier beliebt. Cine gn,obuno
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YSattbe,ps Il Rirffano.
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