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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26

The president and his man Vans
namakcr are stirring up several
sections of Georgia on account Of
Objectionable and incompetent men
being appointed as postmasters,
The citizens of Athens are indig-
nant that Mat Davis, a colored
man, should preside over their
pOstofice, and the people of Sharon
have burned in effigy a recent app
pointee. The appointment of the
negro Dudley, the people of Amer
icus regard as an intended insult.
Dudley is in every respect incon .
petent, ard the only reason that
can be assigned for the appoints
ment is because he is a negro. lie
owes his appointment to Buck, the
man from Maine.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26

The Riggs house incident may
yet bring Congressman Grimes to
an early martyrdom. The repub-
lican outrage shriekers have had
their fling at him, and now he has
fallen a prey to the Woody West.
The following touching lines, dedi-
Gated to "Mr. Grimes, of Georgia"
were discovered in the columns of
the Chicago Inter-Ocean:
"Tom Grimes, one day negro saw
In his hotel, and swore
He wouldn't with a negro eat,
And so walked out the door.
o, Tom! o, Tom! How things have
changed,
Since those gaod days of yore,
When you ate hoe cake, sitting on
cor mammy's" cabin floor"
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26

Quitman has raised S35, 200 for
a cotton compress and will have it
in operation by next fall. Daw-
son should be up and doing in this
matter, for she needs compress
badly enough.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26
A Pleasing Sense

OF health and strength renewed,
and of ease and comfort follows the
use of Syrup of Figs, as it acts in
harmony with nature to efectually
clease the system when costive OF
bilious. For sale in SOC. and 81. OC
bottles by all leading druggists.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26

1t seems that there were white
endOrsersof Dave Dudley il Ameri-
Gus, but they don't want the fact
known. This is not surprising in
view of all the developments.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26

1t is reported that Tom Wool
folk has begun the insanity dodge.
SO has Dick Halves. 1t is not at
all likely that this brace of bloody
handed monsters viii live to see
the inside Of the lunatic asylums
Of Georgia and Alabama.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26

The latest advices from Atlanta
are TO the effect that Mr.. Hoke
Smith is about to open the guber-
material campaign, and will stump
the state on an anti~corporation
platform. We are not advised
whether Mr.. Smith will himself be
a candidate or has candidate tied
out, A red hot campaign, such as
it Is rumored Mr.. Smith will make,
without a candidate, would be
something ola novel departure In
Georgia politics.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26

A Kentucky justice, nineteen
years in office has tied the knot
for 1,760 couples. He is an old
bachelor, but is proud OF his rec
ord.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26

Senator ingalls, received By mail
last week n buckshot cartridge,
which it is claimed was sent from
jackson, Miss, with a note to the
effect that it WAS sample Of cleo
ton pills for Ingalls, and the ne
groes. The war-like ingalls,, un-
der the impression that it was a
dynamite package, implored those
around him to handle it tenderly.
AS soon, however, as he ascertain.
ed the contents of the cartridge, he
braced up, and it is presumed that
he will exhibit it with good deal
of satisfaction when he again blows
the outrage horn in the Senate.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26
THE NEWS.
By E. |. RAINEY.

The first car lpad of Florida
strawberries went North Monday.
They will be gobbled up by the
bloa'ed capitalists of that section.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26
EXCITEMENT IN HIGH LIFE,

New York high Ii e is greatly
excited over a prospective duel be.
tween two of the most pronounced
swells to be found within the char
med circle, known as "McAllisters
four hundred 1t appears that
the dainty John Jacob Aston, Jr.,
and the exquisite Beekman Bar.
rowe managed to obtain the consent
OF their respective mammas to 60
out alone one evening, and they
chaneef to meet at the same ball
where a quarrel it is supposed
arose over some lady fair. After
the ball, so the story goes, the hot
headed and etuous youths
happened to meet face TO face at a
fashionable restaurant, whereupon
the dashing and chivalric Barrowe
shook his finger upon the nose of
John Jacob, Jr., and slid: you're
sniPe and you know your are.O
The blood of the Astors at once
went surging and leaping at white
heat through tue veins of the
young heir to forty millions of dol-
lars. To be called a snipe, a bird
which serves no purpose except to
have its biz struck into its
own stomach and then brolled and
eaten with toast, was more than
his naughty spirit could bear, and
regardless Of the fact that a strug
gle might cause his trousers to bag
at the knees, he struck the fierce
BarrOwe on the lighted end of the
cigar which that fiery chap held
between Lis clenched teeth, and
Barrowe responded by bringing his
cane down with cruel force on the
glossy silk hat which perched ups
on the knitted brow of the bellig>
erent Astor. Tie presence OF
friends prevented further hostili-
ties, but New York social circles are
agitated by the report that the bat,
tie is to be resumed on the field of
honor with pistols, and that the
principals are now being instructed
how to point, aim and fire the
d:adly weapon. Great fear is ex-
pressed that the meeting will result
in some high>toned blood being
shed. The friends of Barrowe are
betraying a cool deal of anxiety,
not that they consider Astor a bet
ter shot than he, hut because Astor
is SO thin that tits impossible to
hit him even at close range with
any other weapon than a baseball
bat, while Barrowe has a stom.
ach which in shape and size close
| ly resembles a balloon, and which
Astor is more than likely to per.
torate if he has enough courage to
point his pistol in the direction Of
it.
Steps have already been taken
to have the mammas and papas o!
the two blooming young dude:
take them in hand and put a stop
to the duel by sending them to bed
in their ruffled night>shirts for q
whole day, consequently there is
reason to believe that they will be
made to forget the mashed hat and
the broken cigar, and the long and
thin figure Of Astor and the large
and round stomach of Barrowe will
continue to ornament the entertain>
ments of the celebrated "lour hun.
| bro1
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26
Capt. John A, Fulton

Is agent for the Americas Re-
corder, TIE Atlanta Constitution,
the Sunny South, the New York
Ledger aud the Macon Telegraph.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26

The Tennille Enterprise is in
favor of organizing a revolt against
the time honored diet of country
editors. 1t complains that news
paper publisher cannot live and
grow fat on railroad passes, -four
paste, a few early vegetables and
fruit, the first cotton and corn tas,
sells, the good will ofthe people and
the promises OF the business men,
Does The editor of the Enterprise
want the earth?
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26
FOR DYSPEPSIA
4Iar Rw.n ,.w,g. - ~.

ihySlcians recommend it. All dealers keen
II, Si.o per bottle. Genuine has trade mark
aud crossed red lines on wrapper,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26

For sale by all druggists under a
positive guarantee, One bottle
Will cure or money refunded,
Price SOC.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26

There is dangerin impure blood.
There is safety in taking Hoods
Slrsaparilla. 100 doses one doll
ar.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26

A short time ago a Texas wom>
an presented her overwhelmed and
utterly demoralized husband with
five children at one birth, and now
another Texas woman has been
elected president of the Medina
Valley railroad, which she built
with her own money. Texas
women are truly hard to beat.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1890-02-26
HOWP

ian sne world know = man has q eSed
thing unless he advertiser the noaaas 30
Of it."-VARDERBILr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
WE HAVE LEARNED BY
E * + ER I r N G f
That a Guarantee Should be Worth Something to a B,

After years experience in the Music business
convinced that it's good policy for the buyer Piano Organ
to buy OF dealer who will be accessible Of need
All reputable instruments have should have guarantee
OF from five 10 years sufficient time protect the buyer
against any defect of material Workmanship that may be de-
veopcd by time We also convinced that such defect may
exist less in all makes OF instruments spite the best
the selection of material and the construction We
find that pays to buy OF reputable manufacturer who is
ready at all times to make good any such detect
We do claim sell all the good instruments tha
sold that the makes that have the only good
that made but do claim that the instruments sell
good any that made and all warranted for the full
term Of years usually given by the best dealers and the constant
increase OF Our business believing that nstru
ments prices aud guarantees satisfactory to
pie We here stay and propose to make establishment
sale place to invest the amount money necessary purchase
reliable instrument We have improved and beantihcd our
and filed them full OF reliable Instruments and
prices are reasonable aud right and all ask in your interest
and thorough inspection OF instruments aud prices
when need Of something reliable III this line We extend to
all whether wishing to purchase not cordial invitation to
call and Mr.. n f. ladey and Mr. w. NJ. S Brown the
competent of the Music Department will take pleasure
in making your visit pleasant
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
& CO.,
COS Market Street,
viii, Dsl s2jts3m
u I.tB-r. H. 6RHFH,
III EEf.ls IEH'> OFFICE,
sa5Ili8m

u EtF-T.E'- ORDER,
III Eisf.}s ilt OFFICE,
MN A. ID 70, l'EL.,
Dee. d, 1870.
Upon lie application Of Saupff 4
strN44T, eNCoUtuI Ut Sarah \ Ferguson,
ltIc 81 Whining tom Hunlrcd, IA sad
tUautN drtrUsrd II is ordered and
dirrctud 10y the Reg istcr tiai tic
Executor aforesaid Eve u#r#t =. e -
cot granting 81 letters t. [ IL
H4"utt4. upuH the So ate on b- det ea-t. d
with tlft iIto OF pIHutiuR tnCtcat. by
causing yurt,-cmDntA to lie pustr
WITHIN forty days nom the dNtn Of -ugll
letters ia SIX o. Tie most public pi#tres
OBJ thC cnuntl 80 New pstlp requiring
uit pcrsuls having demands against the
UrtuIc iu=ptrZrIIi the same on abide by
the Aut=3i Assruhty IN such case HaflIic
aud prov IiGdi and utso cause tine same
To- bC inserted ritliuEtn same pefIod "a
the hAllp Republicans, "A new 1phpti plh.
ltrltttG ia ~ ilHaHRteHt he,- ard to be-
continued thctCtn.t AIto weeks e. . d.
-=- 6tNTu nHdei tie hand and sCUl
s. s.. Of Dtlice 81 the Register atute,
sand a. Wilmington, ia New
Castle county. stf0icsald, We day and
N,GrR 4tHt Nllt'ru-
JOHN i BRADFORD, Register.
NaHrt. Alt persons isty ms cItilns
nyuiHat.,Ht estate al the deCc1 sd must
ptr,r thu SANE. lily att"stCt t. tho
l. 81 sntur.- a. Or hctuie Dec, &. 4 ID
l-Hl "a sthiar the Aes of Assembly IN
SUCH case made aud provided.
SAM FL A. STEM AltI,
Address. Sew caste. Eel. da eod.5w
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

oHERIFfiS sALE.--BY ylRr,
Z writ 81 I.eyari tactu-. % III " 4. \
ed. viii be- exposed 10 public s.I
the Court House, nh Market street |,
tween Tenth mud Eleventh -tr..,.
the city OF Wilmington, New sd
county, Delaware,
ON NoNnAy
iiI i.'h bhh VI JAM Attl ls
M o'clock u. M,
The following JeseribeL rcni ,.,.,
mo-
Al tilhl certain iol "r piece ul Deed,
with the dwelling hpus" thereon, ....
pd situuipd In Thp t,itv pf kNfF,,.f
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
GHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
~ writ OF LevAri Fscias. TO me directed,
Will be exposed 10 public sale at DE Court
Mouse. on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. In the city of Wilmington.
New Castle couaty, Del
ON MONDAY,
THE i2rH DAY OF JANUARY, 1891,

AZ : " ttuNhi ~ Hi.t
The following described real estate
via:
All that certain lot or piece OF land,
with he buildings thereon erected, sit-
uate In the city pf Wilmington aforc-
said bounded and described as follows
to wit:
Beginning on the line Of the south
ei'ly side Of Ninth street at the distance
OF 10 feet g : inches more OF less from
the corner bounded hy the intersection
of the line OF the westerly side OF Lom-
hard street with the line OF the South.
erly side of Ninth street said place Of
beginning hetng mt the centre of the
wall dividing the house on the lot all
Joining on the Gust, thence suuthcrly
passing through the centre OF said di-
vision wall and parallel 20 Lombard
street ~ feet to the northcrly side of
AN alley leading into Lombard street,
thence westerly along sJlid side or said
alley and parallel to Ninth street n
feet = inches more Or less 10 a corner.
thence northcrly parallel to Lombard
street and passing through the centre
OF tie wall dividing the house ON thu
lot from !ho house ON the lot adioin.
ing on the west 20 feet 20 The ~outhcTlN
side of Ninth street, aud thence east
crly along said side Of Ninth street II
feet = inrhns more or less TO tile plucC
OF beginning, he the contents within
said bounds what they may, with use
of alley &c.
seized and tafen IN cSrcution ~ the
property of AhfHham j. Peicr-. aud
Catherine, his Vile and (. t., and to be
sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Sherin,
SheriU biiiCr NllWlngtpu bee ~,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Sealskins have gone up
$40 to $25 each small
catch. Hardly a thing in all
our Seal stock hints of the
advance. Compare, always
bearing this in mind no
matter mhat The prices are
d1y,rhere else, HcyU be as
title or tess here, quoiity far
qaaijty.
Beaver and Seal Driving Gloves.
toaehmcn' Cupcs.
Nuts to match any Fur
TRIMMINGS OF every sort.
thildrcnt Sets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
TAKINCSTOCK

We're taking stock and
we're going over every
department carefully and
taking everything at just
such prices as the goods
will bring; many gar
mcnts are worth much
more, but we consider
them worth to us only
what they will bring, as
we are not collectors Of
Relies and do not love
the Antique in Clothing.
but want New, Bright
and Stylish Garments to
offer our customers. We
are knitting many things
wlichmoas good ascver,
but which haven't just
struck your fancy and
now We propose to make
the prices call your at
tention to thcm. Storm
Coats, listers and Hea-
w Oyereeats in good
variety and STYLES, and
we are every day putting
in Suits and ONercoats
made mp from single
patterns IN our Custom
Department, but at or.
binary Ready-ma d G
prices.
J. r. MULLlN g. son,
TailoY, 9th a. Market,
Glothicrs, Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Clcau Cmdod CuttaHGilod Comfort
uitlr~ lull -it', covered withplrtty
Satc,lruu one side. and with fast
color Turkey Red on the other.
Fancy stitching W"'sc sold thou.
SANDS of them al r?.gi his lot FL
To-
go pairs " extra heavy gray BLAIR.
ket- az less that mill prices r.,
lbs. tIrN "a size, hs thr market
goes worth -. u, our pricr -2.,5
l5n paif light Cray Blankets. Glenn
stock, mpUa fur every Hev hUrl
war value r. ~. pur rrce -l.;d.
3uo pairs ut that famnu~ 5 Nhiua
Blanket ila.lr o, thoroughly
secured wool filing, with hight
spool cotton warp, We don't
kuNW li- umi.lral ~.
800 eStrs, size trucAct l;cd Spreads,
uew NusniI.n# "iIrct,. HEAVY,
substantial goods, and the price
only SLln
Genuine Como" Italian SILK Blan.
ltets all the new culoriug- - %.
.lOUN WANANAEFR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

NiiAc' lllr 'l't llbu lNe btllo'lHtlc
papers never 'Ilr ia asserting that
both parties, the Democratic um Re-
publican were Ii tayor OF aboishng
The Levy Court and that public ~cnti-
mrut WI, so emphatic upon that poiut
that the legislature will not dare 10
ignore tlHt sentiment Democratic
till4se-, ii THE Sunday STAT goes 81
far is 10 say ina both parties Ned
with each other in making reform the
hattle cry al the campaigu' Al
indeed, this Ill sounds very nice and
BmWk- strongly Of the "Brt5cy and
tn bear principle W. hope Nc may
b. pariourd lur asking our Demo-
cratic couteHpW8ric- te point ont b.
usa single lire NJ lhr state pni'rn
o their Inry in iuyu Of either Stat"
or county reform. If Wr r",rllct
Alright tha enlF tllueiun whatever lupi,-
inr 10 additional legislation Tor the
state wl- in a hyn line paragraph arr
pended To- jAa tail Of the pnmora. A
platform Of iitebtlu.iun- il Ii the mat,
trt mm hrm cutmly forgotten and
thru Just Thought Of agliu MS It it
Wuuid not do 70 ler WgnaI important
matter -Iiu without -a sJm#hlea.
Well umcjhu- Nl pd Nlal WN-
Z? IN Substance Jul ihl' thu, t"Et
ltrmr may call "a c,s -#italinHgl cone
vuii3n ru u 8-.,'u,i nal HmN#.
rb,t ,,., 18Th -ig ... D.. al .,l. .. ., 49, ID
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Kept Lice, pure, good a d tree from the
Eossibi!tttes OF disease BY us!aI Dr..
eimms' Blood Purifier.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

The boy will be wanting a
Sled or Skates, or both.
Skates from soc. Coasters
from $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

\ Wananlakcr Sweeper
(S3) will tighten the house
work amazingly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

Frsnk A. &fcheli No. 4l3 shipley
ftreet, takes pleasure IN exam ming roofs
free OF cost.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29

All the Bed Coverings al,
ways; out Of the common,
price and quality counted,
oltcner than not. Let Il ran
dom half dozen tell it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1890-12-29
JOIN ANANAKER.

GHERIft'S SALE-BI VIRTUE OF A
- wrh az Lryait Tacla- to tne direct
ed, VIII br rNpts 10 public sale Al he
tOuit tlpLse, On MarSet street between TENTH
aud Eleventh streets Ia the city ~ Whining
ton County OF New Castle, stat Ut Delaware
ON Mp4tDAl,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-14
Otto.

- Yoliseibtr.ctor Sobn 6. Wurpbp pom
6 olumbus BAT ii5 mad Ssben I'm Sers
ritorium Utah bsseber, UNI mad isinsm
bort anf unauftIdrli9e 0sife usri9punbe;
men Sruber Sames, einsm @s5eimpoIists
fen, Ra9fori6unsen ansuitelen. Der
2sstere traf Dor etntSen Easen nit einem
@efanseren, ben er in Gan francisco abs
eeboIt bate, in Ssben elm uno Iieferte i'm
i'm bo,tisen @sfdusuiB ab, worauf er einen
Spnaiersans our9 bic Stabt untsrnabm.
Seitoem III Der Waun ni9t mebr qeiebeu
pOrben unb man %uermutbst, bub inn Elm
l1usIiid ausettoben lit.
- SibIi9 pon Giffin warb am 2.
October Morsens auf einem Suse Der Gins
%cinnati, Sanbusfp & gIsuelanb @iienbabn
Elm psrwssensr, &aub ps,ibt. @s pu,te
eth Qoams @rpreB: 4sent uon mebreren
p~sllaruten, unb init &suoIusrn beuaffueten
8etIsn iibsrfausn. Die &duber bur6.
iu9tsn bic @slbipinbe, unb nabmen, wie
man %rermuibet, mebrere Eauienb Dollars
nit. Die &duber enttumsu.
- Sn Cincinnati bat Elm isst in
Gbicaso pObnsuoer frlbsrer @incinnatier
alderman, gilbert 6. Woonert, ben fribes
rem Observation-Disclosures Sorbes auf
$1,000 uertIasi, neil Oisier i'm bel Der Der.
tbeiluas uon gs fts4unssse!oern iberuor:
tbsilt babe. Oas wtrb ia cine tntereilaate
8~erbantluns abseben unD bofisntIi1 psrs
ben sinise per geitobsueH I'M Su9tbaus
!QuGeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-14
Spanien.

- I'm Is. September um 10 rl5r
Ibenbs bemertten Burger uou % ranaba,
baB bic Wbambra tn i5Iammsn ifanb.
Sofort wurbsn bic Eruppsn aIamirt unb
bic Seuerpsbr aufsebotsn unb Iauisnts
silten binauf UNI biIfrst4s 9anb 3u Isis
fen, I'm ben toitbaren S9at unb bic ers
Sisbiste gtuuabmsqusas @ranabas DOT
Der 8srni9tuns gu rettsn. Wdnnsr unb
Srauen aus alsn Stdnbsn i56pftsn aus
ben SprinsqueQen unb benz Ysdsn, tn
benz Der gOmarsstburm unb bic Ssgeus
bale ibre rst9s Srnamentit ipiegeIten,
bas Wafer In bic elmer uub rsiatsn ie
ben Ss%usrwebrIeuten, uub tbatid9li1 sss
lang ss mad anseitrenstsr arbsit, sesen
Rorssn bes Jsuers 9err gu wsrbsn. Qeis
Der absr beiidtiSt IS fi9, baB bic prd9ttse
Saae bsS Sessns unb bic cine Ssite bss
Mprtenbofes Serft6rt fnb, Elm 8srluif, Der
bur9 BITE S9dsuns bes matsrisQsn S9as
bsns auf $4,000 piaitsr ni6t ssbsdt,
ibsrbaupt niemals srisst psrbsn tann.
Das Seusr ideint nidt bur9 siusn un'
sIidIiden 3ufau %entitanbsn, uielmsbr pom
8ranbftiftsrn anselsst, bas Wsrt elmer
uuuerftinbli9sn Robbstt 3u isin, bsnn
pis bsri4tst wirb, finb bsretts awsi psrIos
men uatsr benz 9erba9t, bas S9IOB auSss
3lnbet gu babsn, psrbaftst wOrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-14

auf S1IoB MopIanb Bet gIepe. Seins
9eute perno1ten niht, etnen Stier ~ bdu.
bisen, unb ais Der &entmsifter sur 6iIft
berbeietIte, sriff bas uitbenbe Tbier i'm
an unb bobrte ibm elm Corn bur& ben
sails. nobel bic S9lasabsr 3erri1en purbe
uub fofort Der Cob eintrat. Ser Better,
81. pom Steensra9t, srsrif bic 5Itnts unt
eri@oB bas Sbier.
- Ratier Wilbelm bat auf tas @eiut
bss 9ombau : Bereius bin ,ur weiteren
6reilesuns bes 0omss nod brsi Dombaus
2otterien beuilist; bic srite berieIben fin.
bet be.eits am %. Jebr. 1891 itatt.
@etfaIen.
- Steueruugsre1ttgtetten In grSBtem
WaBitube purben in . o d setriebep.
2eute NIT mebrereu buu~berttauisnb Wati
idbrlt9en Environments waren nod ntGl
nit benz 3ebnteu Gbsile bieies tn bic Sten.
erliiie seiest, wdbrenb BITE tIeinen 2eute
aue pol bsitsuert iinb. gtne fatboIil5e
3eituns bat ben WiBbrau9 aufsebstt unb
aussere9net, baB wsnn bisie 9sute ale
pou siteuert wdren, BITE @ommunaIiteuern
BON 24o auf lao Pro3ent ermdBiSt werbeu
t6nnten.
- Im IL. September wurosn bic gins
wobner ber Staot DiImen in ni9t
sertnse Aufresuus uerisst. @sssn 9 ubr
absnbs uerbreitsts fi1 pIStIi9 bas De
ri4t, Der gdr zines berumsistsnbsn gds
rentreibets ist aus istnsr Staauns ausses
bro6en unb treble ii9 in Der Stabt berum.
Sn Der Gbut ps,bieIt 60 fi9 70. Sas Gbier
bate ietnen Staa e,bro9en, trolte iibsr
bic StraBen, bic stidredten Burger Dor
fi9 bintreibenb, unb ~itattsts bann merit
uiroiserueiie isinem Namsnspsttsr, benz
Burger perm rPes", eiuen 8eiu9 ab.
Ssne LANCE an3utlopten, orans Der uns
beImIide @ait tn bic &i1e unb iaste bur9
iein unetwartstes @,i9eiuen Der frau oss
9errn Bes sspuItisen S9rsdsn Elm. auf
beren 5ilferuf eiIten ein paar bsber3te
Wdnner berbsi, bod bas mubte bsm 8drsn
wobI i9le9t sefaaen; sr faBte iofort sinsn
Der Wdnner unb mari ibn gu 8obeu. Mit
benz nnsstbim rtnseno, seIans es BEN
Waune, wieber auf bic 8stne au fommen,
bod iofort faBte i'm rWstiter gss" wiss
Der, mart i'm auf's Neue au Bobsn unb
bra9te ibm cine sroBs Bibuunbe In ben
re9teu Sberi9enteI BET. Snsuii9sn bate
man fi3 nit asrien bswuffnet unb trisb
nit wu9tisen S6ldsen bas srsrimmte
Ebier pom fetnem Spfer. Si9srIt9 mare
Der gdr ieinen ansrstfsrn erIesen, usun
ni9t i'm ielben @usenbltde Der gissntbis
mer setommen mare, benz ss mad turssm
8emiibsn selans, bas Sbier gu berubiseu
unb gu binoen uno es baum in sinsn ft5ern
Stau "a fi5rsu.