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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-01
GREENSBORO.
4 Prohibition Tickst-Necrological
ing for Oil-Tobacco.


GREENSBORO, y. c., Sept. 3d. Special. r.
Guilford is one Of the few counties in the
State that has SO far nominated a Prohibi-
tion ticket. Ii was supposed that the ac-
tiyity in political circles had about absorbed
third party" enthusiasm, but a clear-cut
county convention assembled here last sat
urday, the 9th, and put IA full ticket in the
field. About one hundred delegates were
in attendance. The nominees for the differ
ent county offices were about evenly divided
between the old political parties. The
leaders claim to be about six hundred
strong in the county. Rev. W. I. Walker,
Of the Christian denomination, who ran fOr
Governor on the Prohibition ticket two
years ago, was present, and addressed the
convention.
Mr. \. II. Dudley, most estimable old
gentleman about seyenty-twO years old
died here on last Saturday very suddenly,
and was buried yesterday. He came irom
Norfolk. Va, to this place about fifteen years
ago, and had been all the time engaged in
the grocery and confectionery trade. lie
h hld ust walked down to the pOstoilice
nearly half mile away, and on returning
complained of feeling unwell, and went tc
his room and died in about an hour and a
half.
Rev. p. II. JOyner, local Methodist min.
lister, ~ years Of age, and well known all
over the state, died at his residence, two
miles from this place, last Saturday morn
Ing. He was for many years connected
with the travelling ministry of his church
but had retired from active service. ano
was very successful farmer up to tht
time of his death.
Mr.. PhTniX, the owner and proprietor 0
the oil-well that mas challenged so much
interest here of late since the reception OF
the analysis made by the state chemist
DR.. Battle, has formed a stock company o
gentlemen here for the purpose of making
test-borings for OIL The work will begin
as soon as the requisite machinery car
be laid down here. Ii is nov
known that within the last two d
| three years number Of wells IN
the vicinity of the town have been started
and were abandoned on account OF
strong flavor Of kerosene oil in the water
rendering 1t unit for domestic use. Th'
presence Of petr Jleum, it seems, was no
suspected heretofore by those who wer'
| troubled with ii. The work Of boring will
now be quietly but energetically pushe1
| until the test is thorough.
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THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA..
GENERAL EARLY CAUGHT BE-
MEATH a FALLING WALL.
Change of Inspectors In Lynchburg ware
houses Threatened Coupon Row In
panyiIIc-IndustriaI fairs at Various
PoInts-The state at Large.

es-ThreateDed Coupon Row ln
DanyiiIc-IndustriaI fairs at Various
PoInts-The state at Large.
LYNCHBURG, VA. sept. 30. Special. r.
This evening about O'Clock, while General
Jubal 4. Early was rummaging about in
his old burnt building, looking after his lost
books ana papers by the late fire, the outer
brick walls ali fell in, completely envclop-
ing him and three negroes, who we're also
moving about on the inside in search
Of curiosity. The greatest consterna-
ton was occasioned, the fire-belI was
rung. and nearly all Of the city
turned out TO witness what was thought to
be "A great calamity. The General, in his
old suit of gray and slouch hat, could be
distinctly seen covered mp in the timbcrs
and brick beneath, and for some time he
was considered dead. but in an hour or so.
when dug out. he was found 90 be alive and
kicking. and not very seriously hurt. a
great shout went up. The negroes also
ESCAPED without much damage. The Gen
eral was taken home by Dr. owen.
Alloft he tobacco warehouses Of this city
except one exchanged inspectors to-day.
PAGES warehouse passes into the hands Of
the Farmers Alliance Assembly. and is 10
be conducted by special agents recently ap-
pointed by them The tobacco trade mas
Greatly declined in this city for the last two
wears. but il il thought that the Farmers
Alliance will add greatly TO it the coming
year.
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SOCIALISTS REJOICING.
Celebration Of the Expiration of the
Anti-Socialist Law.

BERLIN. sept. 80. There was much eN
citement in Germany to-day and this even
ing over the expiration Of the anti-eocial
ist law, the Socialists indulging in general
rejoicing Thirty socialists who had been
i'm exile arrived in Berlin this afternoon and
received an ovation. Public meetings
were held in seven halls, all being crowded
Many illuminations appeared IN the
streets this evening in honor of the Occa-
sion. Numerous professions were formed.
and some of them became disOrderly and
were dispersed 10y the police, but 10 vlo-
lence or injury resulted. At Hamburg nine
zen eXiles returned and were enthusiasts
callV greeted
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FREDERICKSBURG FAIR.
Farmers Addressed by Colonel FOLK
First Gun In the Campaign.

Farmers Addressed by Colonel FOLK
First Gun In the Campaign
FREDERICKsBURG. Va, sept. %.-spe-
cial. The first day Of the fourth annual
fair Of the Piedmont Valley and Mechani'
cal Society began here to-day and was
LARGELY attended. the number present eN-
cceding any previous inst dav. II having
been previously announced that to-day
would be known as alliance Day, a
large number OF farmers were preseni
and were clOWenuy and ably ad-
dressed by Colonel Polk, president
of the Farmers National Alliance.
He was attentyely listened TO during ms
entire speech and was frequently and loud
~ appiaudrd. The outlook Of the lalr'
which will continue three days, is exceed
inelv encouraging and promises 10 be The
most successful the Society has ever held.
The first Gun of the campaign VIII DE
fired by tAe Democrats acre tomorrow
nirht. who viii be addressed at the court
house by Hon. !. J. llcmpbill, of south
Carolina. and Hon. Wm McAdoo' ot New
Jersey. These distinguished gentlemen
will be giye' rontins aud enthusiastic
reception by tie Democracy OF old FRED
erick sburg.
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FIour-Mill Burned at Reidsville.

REIDsvILLE, y. c., sept. 3O.-lspecial.
Walker a. Co.'s hundred-Darrel-p -per-day
roller fOur-mill burned early sunday morn
ing. The fire originated mysteriously. No
machinery was running that day, and fric'
ton was impossible. Very little tre was
in the furnace. Electric wires the proba'
bic cause. Loss, $4,000; insurance, s2O,-
900. The mill had good trade. Rebuilding
expected Immediately.
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THE TIPPCRARY TROUBLES.
Injunction to Restrain Magistrates From
Hearing the Cases.

DUBLIN, Sept. 3O.-As was announced at
Tipperary yesterday by MIR. Timothy
Healy on behalf Of the defendants, an ap-
plication was this morning presented to
Judge Holmes. Of the High Court. for "a
writ TO restrain the Iipperary magistrates
from proceeding with the hearing Of con-
spiracv cases on the ground Of bia against
the accused. Mir. Timothy Iea:, made the
opening speech in favor of the granting oi
the writ. and his argument was "a most
elaborate one.
After hearing argument upon Inc mctloh
10 remove the case of O'Brien. Dillon. ana
others from the Iipperary Court, on inc
ground Of bias. the High Court Of Justice
reserved its decision.
10 BE BANGsHED TO AMERICA.
DUBLIN. Sept. 3O.-The executive com
mjttee of the Amalgamated Railway ser
wants mas decided 10 send to America "a
hundred Of the men who took part IN me
ahortiye strike on the Dublin, WickldW ana
Wexford line.
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IRON AND STEEL CONGRESS.
Second Days Proceedings-A Number q
Papers Read aud Distributed.

Papers Read aud Distributed.
NEW YORK, sept. 30.-The morning ses-
sion OF the second day OF the Iron and stee
Congress was called To order this morning
before IL o'clock. About seventy-fve per.
sons were present, among them being Hon.
Warner Miller. Mr.. schley 7. Cox, OF
Driiton, Pa. presided in the absence Of ex.
Mayor Hewitt.
Two papers, ''The Physical and Chemical
Equations of the open Hearth Process" by
II. n. Campbell, Of Streelton, Pa, anC
Electric Power Transmission in Mining
Operations by \. 4. cpaulding, Of Boston,
were read by title and distributed. A paper
on Water Gas in Europe, by B. Bias, Of Es
sen. Germany, was read by title and dis
tributed. The meeting then adjourned until
O'Clock Z. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
At the afternoon session Vice President
Eckley B. Coke presided. He stated that j
| Poplig, Of Cologne. Germany, who was I,
have read paper entitled "Wire Rope
Tramway," had only just landed from ths
Elder, and his paper would be printed ano
distributed. ''Notes on Recent Improve
| ments In German Steel Works and Roll
| ing Mills" was the title OF an interestfns
paper read by Mr.. X. NJ. Dalton, OF Dussel
dorf, Germany. Several papers BY promi
nent mining engineers were then read BY
title and distributed. The convention ther
adjourned until : O'Clock.
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ROANOKE
'''' OF the shenandoah valley Railroad
at Public Auction.

''A>"af. VA, sept. 30 special. -
Shenandoah Valley railroad was sold
public auction here this afternoon. Col.
'."' trruld. chairman OF the pur.
committee 0f the first and second
'-. D1ndup.ders, becoming the pur-
'il1.p10. y. i. 1ubbs, OF this
.N f'.'lJ more, but could not comply
.r requirement Of The commissioner
f.'.'N spot cash. and the road was
''i' luobs action was thought 10 be
.. interest u outside parties, and ere.
49,. Niilef Of excitement. As soon as
.., confirmed the Norfolk and West
n.l. panl' for whom the purchase wac
ir.r. "'' award the contract for "A line
of 6ore'."l 20 Washington city, distance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-01

SAN Francisco, Sept. 3o.-Chief Arthur
has arrived here for the purpose OF adjust
ing. il possible, the differences bctween the
engineers Of the Southern Pacific railroad
and the officials Of that road.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-01
JACK THE RIPPER IN FRANCE.
Horrible Crime Committed i'm the Village
of Narucient.
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i'hliihI ''bi'N's
PARIS. sept. 30.--A dispatch from Gren-
oble states that a horrible crime has been
discovered in the village Of Narucient. \
little girl ten years Of age, named Zoe
Buiss0n, the daughter of "A lurrier and
keeper Of cOflee-hOuse, was missed
two nights ago from her fathers
house. DLigent search failed to find
her till to-day, when her body was dlscoy-
cred in stream called the Tabaret, just
outside the village. 4 medical eXamina-
tion revealed the fact that the little child
had been violated. then disembOwelled and
decapitated, while not content With
that. the wretch had mutilalcd
her face. 4 piece Of wood smearcd with
blood was found near the spot whore her
body was discovered. There Is absolutely
no clue 10 the murderer at present.
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Anaa.ooo Fire.

LION, n. Y, sept. 3o.-A tire started In
the Hotel Daniels in this place at this
morning. Ten business blocks were
burned 10 the ground and halt dozen more
or less damaged by fire and water before the
danes were gotten under control. The loss
| is $4,000.
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and Persian labOrers in the harbOr of Noyo-
Possisk. on the Black sea. The military
were called into service, and reprcsscd the
outbreak with such merciless severity that
seventeen of the rioters were killed or
wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-01

NEw YORK. Sept. D.-lntormaticn reach
ed Wall street yesterday that the Govern
ment OF San salvador has imposed All ex-
port duty OF ~ per cent. on the shipnaent oi
ai1vos
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-01
STAUNTON
Opening Yesterday of the Baldwin County
Fair.

SrAUNroN, VA, sept. 30.-ispecial'l-
This was the opening day Of the exhibition
Of the Baldwin district fair. All the de-
partments have fine representations en-
tered. Among the noted men present win
speed horses is +. NJ. Hewitt, OF Charles
City county, with racers and three-year-oiu
trotting niles. Mr.. NJ. +. Miller enters MS
Jersey herd. George Chrisman, OF Rock
ingham, with his sborthorns. ana i. ~
Anderson, of Fort Spring, Monroe
county. West Virginia, win MS
herd of Herefords, make fine show
The departments of sheep, swine, ana poul'
try are excellent. The department oi ra"
material. domestic products, and ladies
handiwork maintain with never-liring III
terest the prestige Of former years. my M
,r;als of speed commence tomorrow, ano
Iii, continue TO Friday, inclusive.
Commander Francis q. Dallas. UNI. INIT.
states navy, retired died III tnr n remrsysa' ave,
,,,a bospital for the insane yesterday ase'
about sixty eight.
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LIVERPOOL, Sept. 3O.-The British steam
er Picton. from Wilmington. y. G.. sepiem
ber 18th. has arrived AT this port with hel
engineer suffering from cholera.
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s.,xu-.of s..I.r. Ordered.

PoRr TOWNSEND, WASH, Sept. %.-Or-
dcrs have been received by the revenue cut.
ter Rush to proceed to Behring sea and
seize all sealing schooners found there.
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'N''o loi sAftlsssntss.
id LA'iVN. Pa. Sept. 3O-Frank Glosser
1' -' OPERATOR at Lehighton. Was arrestcd IN,
nay r.l on lae charge of having caused by his
ailrsd me wreck on the Jersey Central
.ost ig.,, ia'l ,e nlgnt, by which three men
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GERMAN AFFAIRS.
Prince AdoIph to Succeed to the Throne
Of Lippe Detmold.

to Nuffffu W 'Nf
Of Lippe Detmold.
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Dunlap Cable Co.
BERLIN, sept. 3Q.-The Berlin Postux
claims that it has the highest authority for
making the announcement that Prince
Adolph, the intended Of Princess Victoria,
will succeed TO the throne OF Lippe Det-
mold while the other agonates will not be
recognized.
BOGUS BARON.
Baron SchurZchwitZ, who was found with
girl in the Thiergarten Park yesterday
evening shot through the head turns out not
10 be "A nObleman at all but crazy tailor
named Cestaeki. who passed himself of as
"A Baron. The woman is the daughter Of
Herr Fortman, the Bavarian Minister, and
her narie is Marie knettr. From her state
ment ithppears that during lovers quarrel
the tailor shot scr wIt )ut any warning.
She will probably rec0' er, but the man viii
probably die.
SOCIALISTS IN BERLIN.
The Socialist demonstration which j.
beng held tonight is Il failure as far as
the illuminations 20. only the suburbs OF
Weissendorf and NiXdOrf show a few
lights in the windows. Seven jOlllhcation
meetings are being held in the beer halls.
All the cancelled members Of 1850, the ma
sons and strikers. have returned. and
among them are the leaders Behren and
kpslcr
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AprLIERArEp FOOD.

II DR.. baltimore of the state Board Of
Health, is good authority, out OF 3i6 arii-
cles Of diet in daily use in every household,
255 are adultcrated. That is 10 say that
about 81 per cent. OF everything We eat is
not pure. sometimes we know an arti-
Gle is adulterated. and are even assured
that the admiXture is better than the pure
thing, but usually we take IL as faith and in
blissful ignorance Of what the article really
contains.
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InWruhure. manufacturers OF
.t Boston. have assigned. Their la
Hr estimated al from sl75.OOO To
-uIII
destroyed thc entire bu siness
Nleuia. thc county seat oi Bel
.'y tennessee. Loss about So
Brothers. Clarksyllle, Tenn,
assignment to-day. LiaDhilics'
....i. 10000.
.NIID.l0u occurred in the sterling
.an.l hy tho Philadelphia and
a Company. an noon Yesterday,
UNHf Yf miners were badly burned
'Hs f.taona. ly certain That hght
arranged between dempsey and illH-
1 take place before the olympic
N'H Ifletus.
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teia mo6te, tDie Fe fi6 es DOrseReut

feia m66te, tuie fie fi6 es boreefeat
bdtten.
NuBer ben 3a6tlinaen 9iebt es auf
Der planta9e aud nod cine betr6dtIide
3abl bon freien Nrbeitern, un6 su Nn.
fang bes nd6iten Monats tperben tpiez
ber tpeitere fiinf3ig bon loI6en aus
Morbs@arolina ertuartet.
GaBt man 4lles suiammen - unb in
getra9t, 10 m56te es tuobI aIs 3ueifels
baft erf6einen. oh bic ,gllis>6arm" /,
unter tuel6em Wamen fe in Seras ueits
bin betannt 1T, In Nmerita ibres @Ieis
den bat, ni1t allein aus benz Gruube,
neil auf ibr 10 gan3 bsri9iebenartige
probutte 6es 2anbbaus neben einanber
geaoaen tDerben, fonbern mebr nod, neil
bic 8erDaltuus Der beri6ieoenen 3ueis
gen bieies @roBgei6dfis, Del6es bic
2enntniB bes Mderbaus unb ber Qanbs
Wirtbibaft, ber 3uderfabritation unb
beg faufmdnniiden Nertriebes ber pros
butte In itd begreift, in elmer unb bers
felben Iiegt. sic 1T cine Nrt bon duBerff
tperibboller, itebenber IusfeGung fir
bas, mas auf bem rei6en, fru9tbaren
goben BON 5iibmef.Seras nit 6iilfe
BON perifdnbiger Nrbeit unb benz n6tbis
gen 3apital geleiifet perben tann.
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Gin aItes @elek nuf hen ghe

Sin alies @eieb auf ben ebet.
lanoslnfeln befimmt, baB Der aug qes
ltranbetea Walfif9en er3ieIte @eminn
alt eit1em Srittel benz @igentbiimer bes
betrefenben RaifentbeiIes, Der 9eit ben
bstbeilt9ten Gifbern autommt, ssrauen
aber bel Der Sbeilung ni9t beriidRdtiat
tuerDen oirfen. Dor einigen sSabren
nun NJ begab es ii6. baB eine fleine 6eerbe
gSalrlde in @i9t fam, mdbrenb se.
rabe bic gauge mdnnIi1e geb6lfs,una
out .Sil0fang abueienb mar. Gura euts
f9lofen, beitiesen bic ssrauen Bic
goote, f9nitten ben WaIen BEN &tidaua
na1 Der offenen See ab unb irieben iie
IN cine gu9t, no iie aud sIhdli6 gum
Stranoen gebra@t tpuroen. Cine Der
Jranen bate auf Der Tabrt ibr Rinb
mit9enommen, bas nod ni9t laufen
tonnte, unb fur Oieles Rino murbe. oa
es ein Sna6e uub oas ein3ige mdnnlide
2Beien 'par, bas on benz 1ii93uae tbeil.
genonmea bate, Der gan3e nod Mbaua
beg 9etreabrittels berbIeibenbe febr bobe
Srtrag in Iuipru6 genommen unb trait
beg srpdbnten @sisBes aud erlanst.
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pupdno9s Eager

oas anbere bemiitbiot. Sauien6mal
batten tDfr uns borgenommen = lie unb
i'd, benn iie fii6lt alles eberfo unb ringt
es in eri9redenber @Iei9beit genau 10
bur6-tauienbmal baben mir uns Dor.
genOmmen, uns ME tpieber 3i feben.
Iber mtin 0er3 erI@rat bann, unb Sos
oesgrouen ldbmte alIe meine Slime.
Gin 2eben obne lie IL Das lit tein 2ez
ben nebr. nnb bann fommen uiebes
g0ttli9e NugenbIide, tpo unIsre 5eelen
3ufammen enlporfliegen als cine 5eeIe
su ben b6tbifen, beieIigenbHen gmpfinz
bungen. ueber ale groBen Gragem bic,
les Saieins benfen mir gleid. Oft er.
| f9eint es uns, als babe bic Naiur in
ibr unb mir 5peimal bas gIei1e Wele1
geprdgt. gDir baben idgIid bas Self
Jane, bob mir suglei9 bas Glei1e Ben.
Ten unb elmer in beg anbern fiumme @ez
oanten binein laut bic 8eiabung ober
gerneinung ipri9t, benn bas cine BAL
gefiiblt, mas oas anbere gerabe bentt.
unb bod, unb bod bies ftete Nufb1u.
men gegeneinanberl
Nfein Goit, rief Warbo5 Ieile unb err
i6httert, ipie ioll bas enben2 6aIf Du
ME on biele Gbiung beg &dtbleIs aes
ba@t. 5aB Die @efhhle, tpelGe @erbo
unb Did INNER tpieber 3u einanber -
smdngen m0dt i'd iaeen, aus gurem
befti8en temperament entfprinaen, oaB
cine rein linnli9e 2eioeni1aft Gud, fiir
chamber erfaBt bats
Ilfreo f6iittelte psrneinenb lein blons
bes 9aupt.
ytein Denn es bas a[lein pdre, mas
uns 81 eirianber S6ge, liebte id bann 10
| ibr Rinb2 Sieb, fubr ct nei1merbeno
fort. tuie i9 bielen Gnabe Iiebe, tann id
Dir nit feinem Worte fagen. gr i'll
bon ibrem 6leif9 unb Btut; er bat lire
Iugen; tuenn i9 i'm faHe, liebtoie id
augleib he; llnb er, bas III INNER Der
Griebe in ibr, bic 3iebs 5u ibr, bas
Slid nit i6r. ., tpdre ct mein 3nQs
BEL Mein ainb! Nlir 1T, als mdre fie
nnb i6 bann paifenIos 9egen einanoer.
Seine 4ugen beg Wiannes tparen
feu@t unb fein @eii9t blaB.
Wfarbob par iebr ererifen. ct
preBte bic 9anb bes Greunbes innig.
Mein Iieber, alter Sunge, iagte er
5drtli6, ba iebe i6 einen 5OnnenffrabI
Der 6offnung bas @ew6Ii bur@bres
den. 6eiratbet, beiratbet 10 icbnell tuie
m6gli9. uno i'm gefib tuerbet Sbr Rube
fnben. Sbr tuerbet eigene 9in6er ga.
ben. uno tuie emf aus bem Chaos Sic
befe oller m6gli9en Wslten entftanb, 70
tDirb fi9 aud aus ben sdbren6en gle.
mentargeDalten gurer 9iebe cine gans
pbiIifierbaft eIidli&e gbe seffalteu.
Nifreb periu@te benz 6reunbe 3u Sc.
fallen elm 219eln.
9iefer fab elm, baB man ibn aana
bon feinen Griibeleien entfernen mfiIe.
Wenn id einnaI beiratbe, uirb es
bod piel IaugDeiliger bereeben, iagte er
ider3enb.
(Gcrtietuns foIst.)
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@icbtia fir Sierbrauer.

Die 8rauer baben iebt bic lang ers
iebnte grlaubniB erbaIten, 8ier
brett aus Der Brauerei eiauf
Glai9en absiebeu gu biirfen, obne es
erit auf Jdfier aieben au miiKen. Na9
ben, oieler Sage in Milwaufee fur ben
bortigen 8unbesfeuettoIetter eingetrof.
fenen Snfiruttionen baben Bic 8rauer
eiaen Debdlter au bauen, beHen SnbaIt
feber 3eit bur9 cine baran angebra@te
0liRigteitifanbr6bre gemeHen tperben
tanil, unb ben He bur6 cine &6brens
leitung nit ibren GIai6enbier. Rdumen,
einerlei nie melt bieIe bon Der Brauerei
entfernt iein m6gen, in Berbin5unq
bringen biirfen. Die gebdIter mhfen
bon genii9enber @r6Be iein, um
ben 6laf9enbierbebarf bon "a 6tunben
gu enibalten. Sas Galen bes BebdIters
uno bas Ablahen aus bemieIben bat uns
ter Wufli6t beg 9iiIfsfoueftors al ges
fbeben, nel9er eine ber abgelalIenen
3abl CAB Bier entfpre6enbe 3abl bon
Steuermatfen abhempeIt. Der 8rauer
bat bieie Dor tem 10. iebeu Mo nats In
regiifririen padeten on bas 5teueramt.
in WaibiHgton ein3ufenben. Sir bic fdb
nit benz 8ertauf BON 6lai6enbier ab.
gebenben Brauer 1T bas cine groBe ST.
iparniB an Nrbeitst,oft unb 6dfern.
Sebr ungern iuetben aber tpobl bieie
Weuerung bieienigen Giai6enbier. 6dnb.
ler feben, lpelde teiae eigene Brauerei
baben.
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Taat Der, pel9er Dor bem Sblafenseben elm @las
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iplte man e5 fcfprt sebrau4en.
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