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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-07-18

Aunfinn Finest resorts in America along
| sIuussSsSSI Great Northern Ry line. In Minne-
Eichinn gotta, Dakotas and Montana. Best
sSnsssSsU climate for health seekers.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1890-07-18

HEALTH Taw MpR' i nvss .s Sk% si sHw
Vacant 1ss nAs pnd largest area OF good
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

able prominence has been given 10
the recent arrest Of Samuel JefelIes,
OF this place, by the various CORES
pondents, from this place. Union and
Sp&2tanburg, and many exaggerated
and erroneous statements have been
made mere for sensation than fact.
Mr.. JeGeriies las Ill the evidence
needed to prove sn alibi, 50 lar as he
IL concerned, and the fact OF his re-
lease on one thousand dollar bond
shows that the law thinks it Q weak
case
Mr.. Jeftfteries arrived here on Yes
terday from Union where BE had
gone. and asked an investigation and
as no witnesses appeared against him
or SEr. Roberts. both We're released
on light bail. easily giving the bond
in Union although bond would have
beon gwen here for any amount had
il Seen required The statement oi
the case IN the ]sst issue Of the Caro-
l;ns Spartan is more nearly correct
than any that has yet appeared. and
sets forth the facts as related to your
correspondent at the time Of the 90
culTeDce.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
A sketch org. Randall.

Samuel Jackson Randall VIA born
n Philadelphis, October 10th, 1898.
z. vas son Of well known law
yer a1I distinguished politician of
Phil.delphis. He WAS educated as :
merchant, end after being foyu' times
elected to the city council and once
to the State Senate, he wss elected
20 Congress in 1868. He has since
represented without intermission tbs
only Democratic district II Phlsoel-
plns. He served on the coIn1nittses
on banking, rules and elections, and
distinguished himself by his rpeschss
against the force Dill il 1875, and was
candidate for Speaker tbs ne1s
yea-, and WAS appointed chairman Of
the conm.Stee on appropriations.
He gained credit by Ms success II
c,rtailng expenditures by enforcing a
zystcm CT proportional reduction N
The appropriations, and on the death
Of sGchasl G. Aerr,war elected SPEAK
er, December, 1876. He wss Ts-el.
ected Speaker in the two following
congresses, serving IN that capacity
until 1881. Dir. Randall nas borne $
conspicuous part in the debates CD
the tariff as 4 leader q TIE protec-
tio2ss wing G: The Democratic par
~"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
A Doctors Enormous Fee.

Whist is believed to be the largest
Zee ever paid 10 aphysician u {. single
case w.s psid by J. +. rlagler, one
Of the Standard Oh kings, to Dr.. 6.
c. Sheldon Of Nev York. a dearly
beloved daughter o. Mr. F1sslcr, who
afterwards died ~hile cruising on q
yatch IL Southern waters about e
year ago, was lingering between life
and death. There were not more
then two OF three chances out OF .
hundred that she would be able tc
leave her bed alivs. The deToted
father announced that, II Dr.. Sheldon
could relieve tha suffering IL bis
child and aid her IN recovering, he
would give him the largest fee that
vas ever paid physician. Miss
Flsgler rallied and finally was able to
leave her bed, and in the course Of
tina was sufficiently strc1g 10 drive
out. The young hoiress to several
,nllions lived to enjoy her great
wealth for lorg time after this, anl;
Dr. Sheldon was presented with
S25o, 900 worth Of stock n the Stand
ard Oil Company.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

E. Cowles OF Eaton Rapid, Mich,
lived in Southern Ohio in 1862, and
when Morgan made his raid Cowles,
with several hundred other patriots,
rushed to the defense OF Cincinnsti
He served three consecutive days
and then returned to his plow. He
had almost forgotten the cucum-
stance until one day this week when
he received formal discharge from
the War Department.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

A wealthy citizen Of Dover, Ne,
was mortified the other day. Ee
had Just been making a clean breast
Of his Geplorabie financial condition
to the assessors, and going to gro
Gerry store soon after he was appalled,
to find that the assessor had taken
ais statement so literally as to order
a barrel Of -four, a Goldfish and some
other things sent to him at the towns
expense.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
4 TOUCHING STORY.
Eaptor and Formsr Slaves Meet Afser
Many Ts.ss.
c,II'eNCf

u~uS SS--S-
HsLssa, ARK. April "A very e.
tecsins scene vas witnessed here 20
ds7 oetwesn q former master ard
two OF lis e1-slsres. Avery dignii ed
old gentleman stopped in troat ofoas
OF tae grocery stores on Ph&ui1 block
ana inquired OF Mr. Robert Gordcc,
the proprietor, i he could give hin
any information concerning the whcGs
abousa Of TWO nssross, nansd Ps-y
Las and Troy Wilson, whom ne said
he had heard lived in Hslena. The
stranger introduced hiInseit Sc D7.
W:.ite, Of Denison, Tex. ST.. Gordoz,
vho was well acquainted With sAs
parties sought foG, went around TO
Sac nostcfSce and brought bsck with
n:n Troy NIson, who IS nov s NAL
agent IN The employ o; the go5e-a-
me2t on the Arkansas Midland Bail
-o.d. Wilson soon ns: his fc1ner
master, who -ept With Joy waoa ho
ssw Wilson an3 learned OF bis -iss
T. ske world. Lee was also found sad
b-rughs beforo the Doctor. The
assts- and ey-slares remained long
IA saies conversation w;th ONE az
otaer, rscounsing tho eve2ts that hsd
sakaa plso. since thsir departure
rom bis so-riee. Dr.. White stated
shst tas two men had been slsvas an
der hin n Missouri and shat he hid
heard Of tbs terrible foods through
out this country, and, not knowing
how Wilson and Les vero facing.
had cone down hsre to sssist them.
/: they needed any assistance. After
sending than both substantial pces-
snss the pxrsies sepsrased-%ilsoa
70 his work on tho train, Les 30 hls
work n the city spd the Doctor 20 h;s
homo il the Lone Sssr S+ate.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

The trunk of ross bush grow
ing at Ventura, Cal, is said to be
three feet in circumference and the
frss braach it throws out is twenty
one inches in circumference. It runs
over q lattice work, and though more
than 8 wagon load Of boughs have
been removed it covers space OF
aboxt twelve hundred square feet. I:
yields thousands Of fows1s and IL
fourteen years old
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
No Southern Tip.

The Secretary OF State on Monday
telegraphea Capt. Bourke, il charge
OF the special train that is carrying
the Par-Anaer;oans or the Southern
tour, 70 return TO Washington from
Richmond. This was done BIZ SecTe-
tary Blaine because so fow Of the
delegates desired 70 make the ex-
cursion. The Secrctsry decided tna5
the number OF tbcse going To;ld not
Justify the expense OF the journey,
which would cost as mucl as II The
entire conference had gone. The
whole outlay would wcbably hsve
hsen sbout $4,000.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
His Homer. the Mayor of Ali

His Honor the Mayor of Allan
Ia. Ga, has revoked a license to sell
liquors. granted to q woman Of that
city. The ground upon which he ha-
ses his action is that to grant liquor
license to g woman il contrary to
sound public policy and good morals,
because sic IS g woman. It would
be Interesting to hear the opinions OF
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Miss Susis
B. anthony and Miss Frances 3.
Willard on the subject,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
President S. G.
Profitable Farming.

The Atlanta Journal mentions MI,
James 3. Hunmcut, Of Cowcta coun-
u, as one of the champion farmers o!
Georgia, and the figures produced
seem TO warrant the designation. Mr.
Hunnicutttt farms on an intensive plan,
and last year his clear profits from
fifty acres oi land worked with two
mules were $4,000 The figures are
as follows: 500 bushels OF corn, IS
bales Of cotton, 700 bushels OF oats,
50 bushels Of wheat, 50 bushels Of
barley. 500 bushels Of rutabaga tur-
nip,, u tons OF clover hay, end a little
Of everything else. For instance.
from half acre he made 2C5 gallons
OF ribbon cane syrup, sold $50 worth
CT cane and put up 5000 stalks for
seed. On five acres III cotton he
used four tons OF commercial fertilizer
and gathered seven bales (although
tho crop was considerably injured by
& isil stormy and made q clear profit
Sl22-land and mule, rent and wear
OF machinery being counted IN the
expenses. Altogether he had thirty
acres in cotton. He gathered the
800 bushsls of corn from seven acres
OF thin land, heavily fertilized with
compost. For the last seven years
An. Hunnicutt has farmed on the In
tensive system. and during that time
he has never made less than forty
bushels Of corn to the acre. This is
certainly . good showing fer two
mule farm. Col. Thomas Williams,
OF Elnore county, Ala., also comes
forward as successful farmer. On
500 acres OF land lie raised last year
500 bales of cotton. His other crops
vara il like proportion, and he raised
:.log and hommy' enough for home
consumption and had some to sell
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
a Poirs OF Supertority,

Bliss Manhattan-Bu. certainly
you must admit that Now Workers
are the best dressed men IN tho
world
Miss Lakely-Wsll, anyhow, it Is
acknowledged that Chicago produces
the best dressed beef.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

Mrs. John Nichols, formerly Of
Florida. daughter OF the Rev. ,ldr.
Bryant. Of Monticello, died IN At
lsnta on Monday 50 suddenly that
an inquest VIII be held to Investigate
her death. She lived rmhappily with
her husband.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

Tho biggest seizure OF slnuggled
cigars ever made at Key West was
made Monday, 100000 valued at
s25,OOO were seized. Thry had been
slnnggled by the master alarms OF
tie war ship ''Galena as stores.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
Two Florida men cut down q be

Two Florida men cut down bee
tree and secured several hundred
pounds of honey. When they finish
ed gathering the honey they COLE
menced to investigate the top OF Tie
jree..2d iouId where cranes hat
built their nests. They gasilel.ed up
40 dozen Of eggs. It IS supposed
the gentlemen will buy on incubator
and start q clanerv.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
Vigorous Methods.

1lr. Barking undergoing 3 nedi-
cal examination for insursnce)-Are
you going to punch ne again Like that,
doctor?
The physician-Just once more
3 SMr. Barklins-Wall, before you do
It just have the policy made out and
signed, will you2
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
4 Poor joke

Jinks-3fr. Spicer, T have q s. bn
against you and I would
Spicer-My lear sir, there Ia no
such a thing Sc a four dollar bill, and
to-day I am n no humor for jest
inc.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

Mrs, Willingham, who recently
eloDed from Atlanta, died in Wash
ington, D. c., suddenly on Sunday.
Suicide was suspected, but her friends
deny it.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

\ policy in the Valley Mutual Life
Association, on the ten year re-
Movable plan, at age 40, costs only
&1425 per annum per $1,000. See
advertisement.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
.0AM:TTro OVER TWENTY-SlX YEARS.
AGO

sow III Story was CnrAveled--Tha sAe.
Grow. Up and AvrnE.s -, Death y, i2s'
Ta,:...-.s iter,srkaLlo S,sry.
,on.t!ietios
.,.AErl.Dvaa. 8. c., April IA
,...>>s:o... that reveals the sale OF 8
). .aoIc ;:..lIes, and relates story
:. ,;eep-l, ed vilainy, was nnes-sned
his ocanty to-dsy-
Not since the murder OF Captain
oswson has South Csrolins been SO
srtl"3 since the recital BY Mo
iow OF Iii. assassination OF thss
>..;ghtly e,;lto. h.s there been told .
:-ory Of such cruel and cowardly
:y1rde-. Prominent people are cons
secssd With rs perpotratlon, and
.7er- other dstsI makes the re7els-
Gon lnoss sensational.
Ar az,d nsn, surrounded by
::snlily and riches, gacne-ed by faE
and foul :resus, with indications OF
.ropenains dissolution, and with 5
4xp,e a;rs.Iyblotched beyond repa-a-
goa, is arrested quietly aad silently
Ter q .,o-dev COMMITTEE; nearly swe2-
sv-si. y,.rs ago. This zasE SO rch,
g sorbly prominent. IS S&i'aol Sef-
::e-i.s, 5 resident o. .his county. Ao
IS brother Of one OF She sizners Of
.us sacess;or ordinsnce, who waa
,aa,, a. deep p;ety md profound leaS1-
,ls. Ii every way &c lswe1 cocnect
81 With the the frat families Of Carolina.
de Is abos.t eeventy yesrs OF sss
and is tho -ic1sas man II this 500
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

The arrests for drunkenness in
Great Britain the past ten years IS
sad to have reached a total OF nearly
two million.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

-Cuaric.; 3. kirca:i. charged witth
the murder OF ex-Eepresentati7e
Taulbee. was admitted to b.il n the
sum Of S20.000.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

Ii. ". H. McIGtosA, d,ssE-
suisned Baptist minister CT Georgia,
died at his home IN Macon on Tues
dag
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
MANNING. S. c.. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 80, 1890.

I close, and let ne say that 7 see
notilins III il 10 condemn. Your
| solicitude lest the Alliance ship
should be wrecked in tie storm! sea
OF politics w&s 40 doubt shared by
thousands Of IS good Alliance men
as there are III the State. Your fear
that tie Alliance might become g al
nish and refuse 10 vote foT any save
members OF the order viii, 7 think,
prove unfoundcd. The Alliance
method leaves each member free to
vote FOR the candidate OF his choice,
provided he IS right on measures, and
education n the science of political
-"<.1omy j: -a;;c:! On 20 secure unity
i'll ,up,;or5 OF measures, &ni 1t :nust
be Kept IL ,n,ncl that lie State Al
lance has submitted 10 demands,
consequently each lleD1:jos' Will deter
mine ior himself :l:s, duty Is to man
All measures. isail duty: yes, t1at
IS thc word-duty; 1t carries tie idea
Q: relieving politics Of sentiment aud
looks to tie securing OF economy
anJ efficiency IL government.
There is another idea IN the article
irora the BsrnHe]l People which the
Alliance Brotherhood should Eevc1
forget: The danger OF loading the
Alliance ship with self-seakers. Who
look 10 their oHr advancement from
tns:c cornoct:on with OFT order.
Onice-sooke-s shorld find no encvur-
segment to ans2r thc Alliance. AL
lance association will better qualify
Us 70 select wisely our servants to
Ill the Offices.
IN conclusion, it may net not be
improper for ne TO suggest to mem
bsrs Of Our order hat in 5:ie discus
SION CT the questions Of State policy,
as sltizens. not az It, organization,
that they take into the discussion
that broad charity which ''ccnstrues
words ord deeds IN their leosS favor
able light, granting honesty of p1r-
pose and good intentions to others
+. 7. STAcKHoJsE,
President S. c. S. s. A
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
NO. 22l.

earth. Come, now, and let al heaven
pay Him with worship that shall
never end, and = love that shall
never die. On His heat: be al the
crowns! In His hands be all the
sceptres! and at t.is feet be all the
worlds!
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

sow ii, Story was CnrAvelod--Tha sAo!
Grows 10 and AvvnE.s "a, Death - N!s
ist:,.. Ne,csrkaLlo S,sry.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30
~ ASSOCIATE sQ2AS

This started anew the ole sensation
among tbs few psople who were
s~ora t. secrecy, The prs.tling child
wao asbbled unconsciously N It's
parent lie blood isnow man. Wild
aassy biss o: testimony be hssvouad
tSs col around his fathers murderer.
K.;ss peonii-ss rla2, u5he sas been
aida.l hy iSends II obtaining tessl,
,nory. end the case hss been success-
lr!ly worked up. When Jefferses waa
arrested IL his home in Gsasney City
be vss SICK, and is nov guarded b5
deputy xAe-1s n his roo.n.
Not Much In the Case.
oorrssco ldence ofthe Greenvins News
< GArENEY, s. c., April Reconsider
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-04-30

! the worlds wounds. Inc Gay WILL
| come when there will be no moro
sicA. and 70 more eye and ear mfr
| nlitiss. for therewi be nolEore blind
or deaf. and no more deserts, for the
round earth shall be brought under
| srboricultyue, and no more bIzzards
or sunstrohes, foc The atmosphere
! viii bc expurgated OF scorch and
chill. and no more war tor the swords
! sha.l come out Of The foundry bent
E, into nruninghooks. While il the
: heavenly county wo snail see those
: who were the victims Of accident or
raalformation, or leredita1I Ills Oh
; earth. become the athletes IN Elysian
; fields. Who IS that man with such
brilliant eyes close before the throne:
!: hy. that is the man who, neac Jeri-
: cno, vas blind. and our Surgeon
!: csuad his ophthaltn;;&:.. Nho is that
!: erect and queeniy woman before the
! .;lroae? That YVES the one whom ou:
! Surgeon found bent almost double,
ND could IN 10 wise lit up herself,
and he made her straight. WHO IS
!; list listening With such rapture to
the music cf heaven, s0lo melting
INTO chorus. eyI4bal responding to
! trumpet, and then himself Joining il
! the anthem? Why. that IS the man
whom our Surgeon found deaf and
dumb Oh tie bench OF Galilee, and by
two touches opened ear-gate and
.aou. gate. WHO is that around
whom tie crowds ars gathering with
ajll.uilirg look and Thanksgiving, and
cries Of "Cb. what He did for me.
Oh. >@-;;latt lie I'D foG 10y family. Oh.
;r,haa r,haa.: he laji ffor the World: TIat is
/; lie Surgeon Of al tie centuries, tie
EOculist, tie Aruist, the Emancipator:
the Saviour. No pay He took on
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-10
@ath fiir Matter!

8Or iiber so Sabren idon purbe
Mrs. Minslo!p's SOOTHING Snrup BON
Miittern beim 3abnen Der 2inber anges
tpenbet. Wirt gu i'm S1lafe bur9
bas G@reien eines Ginbes geitDrt. has
i'm 3abnen lit unb Dor S9merser
tpeints Wenn 10, IaHe iOfort cine
Glai6e bon s@irs. Minslop's Soothing
Ssrup" bolen. Sein @ertb 1T unbes
aablbar. @s iptrb benz tleineu 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inSerung perI9afeu. Ser,
laBt gu9 barauf, Mdtter, es 1T fein
3peifel bar1ber. IS beilt DnIenterD
unb Oiarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
tie Nieren. beieitigt Wino 2olif, ers
tpeidt ben Gaumen, b~erbinbert gnt3tns
buns unb idrtt bns ean3e Gpftem.
rWfrs. Winslops Soothing Syrup
fir 3abnenbe 9inber 1T ongenebm in
@ef6mad unb bas &e3ept iiammt bon
einem oer belten tpeibli6en Ner3te in
ben Ser. Staten. SO 1T bel allen
Sruggiten in Der gan3en Welt gu bas
ben. Breis 25 @ts. per Glal6c.
Sauft ni6ts anberes aIs Mrs. Win5.
Ions Soothing Syrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-10
SAube sa gpnttpretien.

500 paar &inberi9ube gu S.. SO,
fienpreis $1.30 un6 $40. 9amerz
Slippers gu Is @ts. unb $1-pertb
$1-1.25.
SpibeabeieBte Worgenfdube fir 9as
men oler 9rten, 9pe3ialitdt. @roBe
RebuttionI $1.75 9amen. 3n6pfIduhe
fit $3.50. Sulibans $500 @lacees
leoer 2n6pfidube 1T Der bette bet @eIt.
5ulibans faibleberner 56ub fir Mdgs
net gu $500 1T uniibertrefai6. Wan.
aeri9ube fir $500, mertD So so.
preisermdbiguneen i'll allen anberen
Nrtifeln, tuonon in ben f~einiten unb
mittleren Sorten uur bas bette gefabrt
tpirb. Sic ausgei6nittenen &dugurubs
leber=S @ube fit Mdnner, trosen f6
gut unb iinb comfortabel, beIoHoers 5u
empfebIen. Garbige @9ube in BIacee
gu aceeptablen preifen.
g. g.. SuIIiban,
gde @ommeree & st. Marp's Str.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-10-10
Noamtals @ismard!

Gd,ft Bismard bate in 2iIfngetr eis
ne mebrfRnoise unterrebung nit benz
b~etannten beatf9 . freiFnnigen porIas
mentarier Or. NIeranber Meper, aus
tpelder 2eBterer i9on giniges mittbeilz
te. SEPT fibrt er in bet Breslauer 3eis
tnng feinen 8eri9t tpeiter unb 5@reibt
bafelbit:
Gtrt 8ismarf ertldrte, er babe auf>
geb6rt. geamter au fem, aber er babe
nidt a%ufgeb8rt, @~taatsbGtger au fem.
unb perbe f6 bic baraus FieBenoen
Ne9te nidt nebmeu laHen. gr merbe
feline Meinungen duBern. ct tonne fid
ni9t binIesen unb eimen Winterfdlaf
baltsn. mie ber 81r, Der sinen Winters
idlaf bdlt uab on ieineir eigenen 3aben
faugt. Gin Manbat aIs &ei9stagsabs
%geor6neter a%n5unebmen, ipitrbe fir ibn
IN pieler ge3iebung citizen groBen &eis
baben. Mleroines bitten einige 3eis
tungeri gei@rieben, Bismard auf Der
&ebuertribine bes &ei9stags tuerbe Ell.
ne feltfame Gigur fpieIen, inbeHen ldeue
er f9 Dor bieier &nIe gar niGt. Sur
Elm puntt errege ibm Bebenten: tpenn
er Elm Wtanbat tbernebme, 10 iibernebs
me er aud 6amit pHidt 3u regeImdBi.
ger Mntpeienbeis, t~uenigftens BET ben
fDtnttgeret Mbitiminungeu, unb bas ers
re9e tbm gebenten. Gin anbauernber
Mufentbalt in Berlin, oas Wobuen in
etnem 9otel iei ibnt autpiber, unb 70
fsrne er eiien feiten @ntf9IuB aur 3eit
nod ni9t fafen. Song anbers berbal.
te nd Die Sa6e nit feinem 6ibe i'm
9errenbauie; bier babe er feline rleuer
Uerpflhtungen au iibernebmen, ION.
bern babe bereits pfi9teu, bon benen
er ni&t ablebe. tpie er fid ibnert entaie.
ben Tonne. uebrigens ieien ia bic .3us
iamrentiinfte beg SerrenbauIes ftets 70
telten unb auf 10 tpeaige Sage be-
i9rdnft, baB bic Bebenten, tpel@e er
gegen bic uebernabme zines &ei6stags.
nianoats sedubert, in Wesfau tdmen.
4uf cine Grose, OBJ er nod Mitglieb
bes 6taatsratbs let, ertpiberte, ct fei
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