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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
prRRoY PREPARING FOR THE ELECTION.

Fire Commissioner Purroy and his Tammany nan
General Committee OF the XXIVth Assembly Dis'1"
announce that the state laws relating TO primary eiec-
tions are to be "rlgdly enforced at the lammany
primaries of the Twenty third and Twenty fourth warns
Tho committee met at Urbacks Hail. oneluhdrea-
seventieth-st. and Thlrd-ave., last mgh'' pos,
Purroy presiding, and received appicatonS iroui
iIIir m tr,st themselves TO the fairness OF the
@ ,oachinep in the Annexed District. The twenty
fourth Ward primary will come off on october l, ana
that of the twenty third Ward on october :; faey
arc to take place on separate evenings, 60 tht Mh
pnrroy can attend both and see that ulere Is ~
cheating and that everything goes on ACCORDING avs
Booths with impsnetrable partitions inspectors '4,'
visors watchers ard the Whole parapet'i,n'
49,, ,c,,or ora IN he mt in use. But the voter
inSSt take an oath that they will support te Is1s
Ticket al the November election, whoever ihss; "a
onicofed II was announced last night tnat -
ndditons would be allowed to the lists OF eahdoie'
made up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
nEn,1AN 1EH1EAcn STEAKS US NEwARK.

IxConaressman HcIman Lehlbach the Republican can
llae for Mayor Newor opened his campaign last night
with rousing meeting Washington Hail. in the Wood
side district Of Newark The hall crowded and there
was Extraordinary enth iasm TIE meeting was heu I'M
der tie auspices OF James g. Blaine Club OF the Eighth
Ward Mr. IelIbach was received with great cheering
upon his appearance Mr.. Lcbbach spoke with vgo ana
eenound the Tamm any which the Democratic bosses
have set up in Newark ond paGec the revolt oi tho
rnkIne voters the city that OF the colonies against
Great B.ltan. made scatkng review OF the Demo-
cratic r.an laws and predicted the overthrow Of tho
Democratic bCgseS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
BAY STATE DEMOCRATS AT WORCESTER
THE STATE CONVENTION TO BE HELD TODAY

IdE oIhlb NONNEN HELD iO-DAf--
PROBABLE COMPOSITION OF THE TICKET
Worcester, Mass. Sept. % speclal).-There is big
gathering tonight at the Bay State House Of delegates
to to-morrows Democratic state Convention. but they
are chiefly occupied in settling disputes between con.
testing delegations from Boston The convection VIII
OF course renomnate Governor Russell by acclamsaou
John E. RUSSELL the ex-Congressman from the Worcester
district will make the nominating speech, and Is
expected the Governor will be here in person TO accept
the nomination The rest Of the State ticket viii b
made ND by q committee John W. COrc0ran, who
made the with Russell last year. but was defeated,
Will be renomlnated as will state Auditor Trefy who
was unexpectedly elected last year. II IS expected
that George NJ Seams, of Chcopee, will be nominated
for Attorney General Ebrdge Cushman, Of Lakcvine,
for Secretary OF the Commonwealth and Colonel
Thacher, of Yarmouth, for State Treasurer. A.
Collins, OF Boston, will preside. and Edward Avery, Of
Brantree will be chairman OF the Committee on Reson.
tons. II is said the platform will contain strong
silver plank opposed to free coinage
The Youlg Mems Democratic Club met tonight and
voted to hold dinner at Springfield on october TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
THE WEATHER REPORT
coor. WAVE. WITH SHOWERS.

Washington Sept. 2S.-Ihe Storm In eio "a Io.s
nus" nus second storm Is advancing from the No''n
o,an coast II is cooler throughout the central m.
e er%I the co upper lake regions and warmer in
NewYork and lake region vo L0Sa cav states ~
ported from the South Atlantic emu wether continues
the Aantc coast north q HeT Warm ana fair weather va
west Of us ,inp TUESDAY in NewEngland ana ~ssh
iantio states followed by Local Soer wsheT win prevail
due1 Tssday and wednesday throughout tne ee'@
nd tina southern portion of the isAe fes'ONS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
ro ropN A VOTING MEMS LEAGUE.

To make doubly sure the election of Heman Lehlbach
nc Mayor OF Newark, Republicans have decided 10
perfect the organization of Young Mems CitizehS
League in each ward in the CITY, \ call has Deen
signed by ninety young men for meeting III inc
Ninth Ward tonight, at which branch OF the League
will be organized Other meetings will be held IN tho
various wards during the week. and convention {"
delegates from each Of the ward organizations WI" no
held on Friday night, at WHICH the Republican May
crafty candidate and other speakers will be present
The League will also take lively hand In the hight
for the Aldermen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
HARLEM REPuBIIcsNs ORGANIZE

The West Harlem Vfooman and Fassett Campaign Club
was organized lest evening with $50 members. The fol-
lowing officers elected President Percy d. Adams
president, David Fedsam treasurer David T. Por
ter; secretary. BERNARD Phillips. The club has secured
quarters At No. 2,l55 Scventhave which VIII be open
this evening for the first time. During second week
in October the club viii hold rassmeetng the Harlem
Opera House. at which prominent Republicans Will sDeak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
xIIITH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS REJOICE.

AlllIH DlSIklCI hII'NiN''
The Republicans Of the XIIlth Assembly Dlstnct
are enthusiastic Fasset men, and the personal con-
trovcrsy between james A. COwie and Frederick D
Gibbs will make no difference in the vote p0led foT
the state ticket on tho contrary, each faction VIII
exert itself to poll every vote In the district Yes
terday the james A.. COwie Pleasure Party boarded
the steamer Blackbrd and went to Whtestone Tor an
outing and chowder and the greatest enthusiasm was
manifested when Fassett mentioned. great
many Of Mr.. Gibbss followers were In the party OF
800 and they all made merry together. At the
grounds at Knab's Hotel there were shooting matches
baseball quots and football and the afternoon passed
pleasantly. The officers Of the Pleasure Party are
Edward Henderson, president; Joseph Burns, wee
PRESIDENT Alexander McCauley, financial secretary
John Hay, recording secretary: George I. WaidecK'
treasurer: and David Marshall, sergeantat-armS.
Among the wellknOwn Republicans who we're guests
ON the Blackbld were C. y. Winch, General Michael
Kerwin H. j. Reilly Charles T. Polhemus, Henry b..
sprag1Ie Joseph COrbett, c. G. Archibald Knox NC
Afee Thomas II. NcIain, eX-Aderman Bernard Curry,
cx Alderman william H. Walker, AldeIma Chris ian
Goctz, ex-Aldeman william Hammond, ex-Alde'1nan
John Carln, Philip Lynch, John NJ. Curley, Wllilam
Powers Daniel Polhcmus, William II. Reed jr, George
Winant William Brown, William Hail. Lincoln W.
Mcleod John IL. Van Wyck, David :. Wendell John
Watt Garrett May Andrew j. Campbell, Patrick
Ket,ing. Andrew Myles Wilson Reed James Tiilcy.
William Armstrong James B. Armstrong, D. 4.
Ea,ton and Martin C. Hycr .
When the pleasure party returned from Whitestone
NJ night Il WAS met at Twenty thirst and the North
River BIZ crowd OF 500 more men ana boys inc
ondre party formed in line and paraGed through tle
XIIth Assembly District for over two hours. liefe
great quantities Of fireworks were set OIL. Nearly l,OoV
mci and three bands were in lne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
ppouyEyr ARMvALs AT THE HOTELS.

CIARENDoN-Professor Gardner OF ''ia'so" ~. I've
s,.v FIFTH AVENUE-Judge A. %. Hasnef' Oh w.sS
si'y, ,r,hrr sewau OF Maine, and Verpanek Cohia
=, AIbanv. MURRAY HILLCongressman 1onn ~ n
Tctcham. Of Dover PlaDs N. Y ST. JAahsy -,
foorae NJ wheeler, U. S. Army. sTuRIEVAAI-p
Cadv Herrick OF Albany. WINDsoR-J0hn W. '4'sN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

the New.York Republicans in "ther effort 10 turn ~is
bassett on Flower" Tremendous cheering InarAeu
every stage OF the proceedings and the good feenng anu
harmony were unprecedented in convention Ill raS,
County when there had any contest at the primaries
The outlook for Republican victory in Passac County
vas never brighter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

MR.. MNAUGHToN DECLINES DENOMINATION
Rochester, ". ", sept. IS (spcciaD.-At meeting
OF the Democratic Senatorial Committee here this after
noon Senator Donald McNaughton announced that Ms
business interests would prevent him from accepting
denomination. Ills party friends VIII endeavof |"
make him change his mind Many Republicans %
leye that this will not be difficult, The convehuN
will meet here October T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

said "They could be better represented than they
were when you there
Mr.. Flower, with the humility Characteristic OF him
deprecated this remark and said that II was for fhs
people to decide. II improbable that a worse rem
resentatve could be found than he had made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
MP prrD 70 SPEAK IN BOSTON.

Boston. Sept IS (speclaD.-The Young Mems Re
publican Club strong and trusty organization, VIII
have a ratification meeting, October II. in Music Hal
mo ., tao sneakers will be Thomas b. Reed, Of Maine
who has accepted the invitation to speak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
THE CONTEST FOR MAYOR OF BROOKLYN
WILLIAM NEGLER TO ARRIVE IN THAT CITY
To-DAY-M'LAUGHuN'S PLANS.


To-DAY-MLAUGHuN'S PLANS
Renewed political interest Will be aroused III broV
lyn today william Zieglcr, who Is fayorapy IT.
gurded by many prominent Republicans as tne UeSO
man to be named as the candidate for Mayor by no
nubicans and independent citizens will return TO inc
city to-day from protracted vacation spent In Maine
and Canada. hunting and fishing. Mayor Chapln'
whom the Democrats expect to lay on tho shell SO LII
as further political honors concerned Is also OK
pectcd 10 come to town from Lenox, Mass, and an
explicit declaration from him as to whether ne VIII
again be the candidate for Mayor Is expected.
The feeling of the public pulse In regard 10 tho
Democratic nomination for Mayor by the party organ
resulted yesterday in twelve votes for James W. hdg
way SIN for General III. W. Socum, and one each for
F. W. .Hinrichs, A. +. jerks, J. c. Hendrix ana D. u
Bell. The voting will DO continued to-day. whether
tbs is n shrsvd device of Boss" Mclaughlin to at
tract public attention while he manufactures sentiment
for some favorte candidate not 1t is doubtless IN
tended 10 gull the public. 1t IS reported That NC
Laughlin will not accept the place on the eXecunve
committee of tho state Committee for winch nc mas
been selected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

PEOPLE

See our trucks loading at midnight for
IN early start, and wonder we do not
stop advertising; all can have the
secret. Our prices of Furniture drop
50 fast that we must sell thirty per
cent more goods each year to cover
the cost of greater bulk and distances
for the same value. An oak bedroom
suit that was $50 five years ago is $lS,
and vet is better made and the work,
men get more pay. A rocker that
started at $50, not three years ago, is
now slS; we sold it with five per cent
profit then and also now; perhaps
some one can tell when or at what
prices the drop will stop.
GEO. c. Film I Gu.
Furniture Makers,
t04. i06. 1903 WEST i4TH ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous Line q, sAe sSs va{a sis;ss
fluctuations yesterday as OBSERVE Nh ss.I indleats
s,cn,I service Station at this city, Inc oxs', dns.
lhs temperature noted at Pcrrys Pharmacy supp"
49, m-ralr waser IN.
Tribune once ssp~ .,ssas,v and southeastty wats
and higher humidity Tie temperature NIX 49,.
20 and II degrees, the average (7Zs being h
,han on the corresponding day last year. ana A'
''' va ana near this city to-day there WIN aI,hI
fair weather, with shower IN the his"' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

THE ONLY THROUGH CAR LINE TO 81, E ,sni
Via Niagara Falls Is the Wabash ,v ys nisis
Grand Central Depot P N, q panot. 81 Lo(s. y
All usAnts Wei and southwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

The Most Unigae ala Elegant =
Wedding presents be had FLTNT, JOG West 18th
a. the great FURNITURE MAKERS.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-17
QUICK TINE, CHEAP RATES!

Daily Express ana Pass ger raius
make prompt Goa ectious with the
-, eral railroad lines in the East.
"ulrn1n Place Sleeping Cars and
Tour sleeping Cars attached to all
STain Aiming Cars attached TO fast
mail H.. a4s between TruckSe ana Og-
Ien.
Tick sold, sleeping car oerths Sc
cured, ...G other iniormati gi ven ON
application to the cos Agt al Reno
secure choice OF routes, etc.
Richard cray, Ger. Trat. Mans
L. Ii. GOODMAN,
gen. Pass. : ct.
San Er.acFs-s'J. Eal.
Jane
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-17
Carson " ter lYerbS.

AVA RG~EH~oE8 1F
Company ale supplied with wat el
from Never FALLING Springs. vnich dow
from the sierra Nevada. 8y analysis
tIiswater IS shown TO lie perfectly fTe5
from all imnnrities. The mains OF thf-
.oIu pauy having been laid in al '1s
principal streets Of the CITY, the r..
S rendered available TO ali within
city limits. Families, Hotels, Bars
stables, etc. su pplied on favOrs u -
Gkrns.
CARSON EATER CCIPANE
Office Cne bloc ST of diat.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-17

svBSCRIPCICN Ms MUST BE PAID IN
ADNANCF.
rhe AnPRAL will he delivered to
the citizens Of Carson at 25 cts
Per Week
John +. Uhlhorn, of the Califor-
uia Press Association, 305 Bush
Street, San Francisco, Cal, IS the
authorized advertising agent OF the
NoRNING APPEAL
Entered At the Postoffice in Carson City
sscond class matter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-17

WE GUAR ANS EE SIX BOX"
70 ,lra anN ea>a. VITA e4ca ord re-
caived bv Us tpr six OOSas, 49, n u IN
led with $500, will send the pur mas ar
our wrIrte1 guarantee to refunt The
m Onep if the traaJmeut does not etfec-
clre. Qua anreaS issued only by W. Il.
CHEDIC, sole Agent. ClrS Cit, New
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-17
$500 REWARD.

We will pay the above reward for any
case of Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
= ok Headach Indigestion, t'On~tipa-
h0n or CostlveneS~, w cannot cure
with Vests Negetable Liver Pills. when
directions are compile, with hev are
pur. " Vegetable and never fail to g We
Satisfaction. sugar coated. Large box
es containing 81 pills - cents. bew"re
Of fcoEntetfefts and INIT ons. sold by
W. H. CHEDIC, Ct4son, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-09-17
Fine - HairCutting,
AND SHAVING,


2YIHT oF TME UEEvED
AtA States, SupcFiptendeCtS 0hce,
Carson CITY, Nevada, May llth, 1s9l.
SEALED PROPOSALS W LII BE
received by the undersigned until Y
O'Clock noon on the 20 h, dtv oi Jane,
1891, for furnishing such supplies as
may b. required from Time to time by
TINS Mine curing the = months q ding
June aOfh, 1902 EN- bf actng acids and
other chemicals, ", cd charcoal. salt,
boraX. soap, oils, cTucibleS covers. stir
goods. metals, hardware and other nee
c> -ary supplies. schedules an bIa' k
form for opDS 5, with lufprm 3TIDn as
u the QUANTITIES. Of each ar tClG that Will
probably re requ red, viii be fur nished
on application. Proposals VIII be en-
Sidered uparately ON each article, and
upon the comparison OF the prices
md samples 81 articles furnished, and
viii be acce ote 3 as to the whole or q part
rs may ne deemed for he best interest
OF the Government, he right To rej ct
any or all propose = being reserved.
acquisitions will be maze ON the part eS
whose bid~ may hG accepted and the
articles must 4 fuTpIsbet AS required
without delay. Pro los Is 10 receive
! con~iaera' lon. must be accom- panied
/ by a sufficient bond. with one or more
/ Suretles and by : m piles or Uch desert p
UOu of the aTIiC eS as Will cleatly deSl =
| nate the kind and quality. Proposals
! should De addressed - the undeISi2ed,
/ and il closed with a copy OF the adVer-
/ tisement, in a scaled envelopeindOrsed
| Proposals for supplies The i Is will
be open q and regis IeTe n the hour
/ named in the presence of bidder and the
/ officers of The Mint.
| ;. c. WRlaHT, Su ntendent L. :.
! Mint, Car son Citv, Nevada. lawiw
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26
Mt,q.uel.

Wt1Quel. Eld)tcr.
erblaNenoen @eltirnen am pplitij6en
6imme( uno BON ueu o%uiaebeu0en
6urdldlpirrten sic @uit, unb neben Dem
mieoer auftau9euben Walberi ice muroe
%belonoers Ser Tinan;miniiter 80 q
ais bo9 III ser failerliden @unit &C.
itiescn bc;eiduet, tpeil Ct i9on III a(lem
Nnian9 9eratben bate, bic &aij erin joue
nidt l0n9cr ais orei Gage in Faris uer>
tpei(en. Son nibt miB;upcr ltebenScr
8cbentun9 mar enolid ser 8eiebl Ser
MISUNDERSTANDING fir &(iaBs%otb<
ri1aeu, melder, etn manufactured NuS<
flub ber Grci9ntije, BON 9feidStauSler
Dem @tattbaltcr, Tlriteu 9obenlobe,
iibermittelt ,purbe.
Die Gage mar in scr 2bot cine fnrdts
bar ernite
Srcili@, iiir Sas 2bun uno 2reibet
cini9cr erbister @emiitber fanu man
perniinfti9er 9Eeije eiuc 9fe9icrung, ;u>
NAL Die cincr &epublit, ,,id)t gut Der,
anttuortl9 ma@en, unS ba BE iran,
j6Il9e Ncgierul,0 iid iebr forfeit be-
nonuc,1 bate, 10 fat man ii9 l9tieB,
lid in Berlin bic Saae lb.rleat uno
betra9tet fie ais .oiF3ie1" et1eot9t.
TIM e1neu oruftif4en Der9(ei9 ~ &C.
bruunten: @ nirb chen xidt Ales 10
1etb ssseffen, ale Is seto4t tpisb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

@abrenb mon 6o@ bic Cab
.oter" III ronlii4en 5tiIrru geu5bn(i4
10, ~ ouSbridt, ,piro lie an1 ben mel
item llbrtn init bier 5tri9er a(|o iii
a%nseseben. Bis gun, SABRE 1870 mar
Die critic: 5areibart fir llbrrn ecbr1ud,
lid, bis scr %oanali9c R0uis BON 1raut>
rci9 Narl V. jeinen llnrriacu bariibcr
ausoritdte nn0 BIC ,tpcitc 5dteibart
an6ci a6(. 1Sic Marotte ,eines 30nios
bat allo bis 5nr 1cuciten !3cit i9ren
@infl ub %be9auptet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

tpie Dem Earber bon 9di0er, ser aus
bem Beret6 Don Salanlanoern, Mfol'
den u11o Oraben wicocr gum roligen
9ibt lib empor9eruSert. @as Dor
Alrsem nod 9rau IN 9ral1 aenalt l6ien,
er0lanSt jest IN bellem Souneul1etn
uro NucS lit eitel Sertralcn allf cine
frteSli6cre 3ufunit. llnlo better!
Do9 (allen nit einn1ol jcoe politil0e
8eurtbetlln9 bet Seitc l1nb betra6ten
mir oas flcine Stiif @eltgeidi6te, lpe(z
DIES ji0 "a abiptelte, @u1r. tn letne1
prdanautel teu S3enen.
SIS mar. IN Der Wtitte Sebruar, ais
Sic projettirte 0teilc ser &Qilerin Trieos
rid nab 8ariS nod BON &0ln aus
bementirt muroe, bu oiejelbc lid brett
nod 2onoon 81 be9eben bel0loncn babe,
unS 11ur meuigc StunOeu lpatcr mel
octe ser 9eouloige Orabt Die Nnfunft
ber SHUTTER ocS beutl6cn &aticrS III
@ariS. 8as ser j3ped ibrer Tcile' &C.
,nelcu, oariiber liefeu bic perl9ieoenlten
@erlhtc. Die etuen bebaupteten, lie
uo1e SIC fran30Nlden Wfalcr sur &c.
tbeiligun9 an Scr beporitebenocn utter
%uaticnalen &un ltauSite(luu9 in Berltn
einlaoen, anbcre metnten, tic babe 1T
So6eu Der ibr BON oct 3er;ogtu BON
'@altera 3u~geia(le1en Orb hait 1T So
riS IN tbun uno III orittcr ytnie wuroe
9aui beitimmt pcrltbert, iDr 8eluh
loQe fit ben ocuti1cn 3aiIer 1elblt ben
ySe9 11ab Faris ebueu, ba CT Den
frana0ll4cn Manopern bci;uwobne11
lpilu(6c. 8ie Dem NIT, let, Die Grtai>
jerin ,pnrSe BON beu Eariiern lcbr b0f'
lid empfan9en uub sic @timmun9 ,par
cine portreilide. Der Miniiter oes
N%usmartisen, &ibot, madte ibr leine
Nufmartun9, ocS9lei9cn @eneral Brit
sere, ser Gbef bes militdrii@en Stabes
Dol, 6errn Garnet, uno Detaille,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-03-26

geiunbeu NITRO, ID but, mad ben reueten
Nahrid,tcu. Sprb So(iSbur1 cS hernnSs

@ M. "..+".rr t M.r -tHTEXSN
seiunben miro. i6but, mad ben neueitcn
Nadridtcn, &orb SalisburD es beraus,
%befummen, baB an benz 9a,,,en Sfauoal
ctsentli1 Soulauser S0ulb lit. nnb
nun f0nueu Sran3oicu uno Dcutidc.
bic oiTcrbar Sricoen 9alten wollcu, uodb
9er;ensluit Dem tobteu %Diueu (?) BON
ScrleD cili9c Tritte Der ctcn.
Gp1 I'm auf bic GuBercn llrIaGcn
Ser Iesteu &riiis auriid,ufommeu : ber
smeitc Wib9riii, ipclher bic Yariler 10
lc6r III SouilH bra9tc, par bic unbes.
fu9t. Glltieruuu9 eincS &rau;cS bon
Dem Oenfmal Oes tln &rie9 9eia0cucn
Wa(erS 9fe9noult, icite1ls ei1cs align
bienitcifri9en irans0iil6en Ssamten.
Die ~atle;ett jhnifelnbeu 9tcportcr be-
ridpeten bic Sode uuo Die ReSaftcure
ribteten iie su. Wtan begrciit lei9t,
oa6 Der Jfepandcapotel Derpuleoe,
ben uuiere s}uu Traitor i'm Nugrublid
elmer Iniprabe BARTLETT, Gin 9ta9out
mad ieiuem @elhmad oarauS mafte.
Die r&0lnilde 3eitun9" autportetc aui
bic iid INNER itdrfer dubernoe Gnts
riiit1tn9 Ser Eariier Yrclle NIT 'eiuem
iener 9etartifel, SIT ocuen nur lie III
Deuti@lano Oas 9iesept bat, uno bic
Gage wuroc 10 beoenflt@, bab sic Sal:
lerin EariS init elmer 9emil lien Vorlibt
pcrlicb. Nic ironSolilden &iinltler bat
ten ibrc 3ulo3c mieoer suriidSenom'
met, >peun9lcib init auiridti9em Be-
bauern, 10 bod ser 6Hentlideu Stimz
mun9 nad)9cbcnb; Ocrouleoe foniptz
rirtc nit 8oulanger III 9riiilcl Dtiz
hitter IMP Sc anotc all ser 5eine uuo
on ser Sprce parcu in 9robcr aujs
rcgnng lelbit ben 9(ci0sfon5(er b. 6 :
print perlieB bic Nubc, 70 oaB CT &C.
(c9entli1 Der (lnteroift;iers< Sramicnz
Debate I'M 9tcibsta9 III 9citigcr Meile
gegen Nid)ter auftrat un0. oaulit,
nab ocn &orten 0eS Hcetcrcn, slpi lNeu
ber 9fe9terun9 ullo BEN Trcil inuigclt Dos
Iti4tl0 Scrld1nitt. llcber oeln failer'
lideu S9loB aber lit 8erlin biugeu &C.
mittcrlmmere Wolfeu. @eriidtc Ool1
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MuSscDlauOert.

Critics Oieu it III d 5 d GU: r@eiBt
On, Icine ietige Maoam lit abcr bod
MIR ciue ci1iad)e Srau. "-j3w cites:
rGiniad? Sta id bante! Die l%olteit
On NAL bes Mor9cnS lcbcn, Balm
piiroeit Du ldou mcrfcn, ans lpie uiel
Stideu bic iuiammen9elett it,"
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HirnliMc NaiDctGt.

Ginc Talnilic lit I'M @csriii gu ytits
tag ST lpcijcn, ais Sic oiadri@t Don K.
oeM Iooc ci,cr Tante cintriiit. Fl0ts
(id fraSt bcr flcinc Glni(, iuocn, CT lii
ltcru auf sic lpoD(9ciiiuten SNiNcln
binblidt uBapa, miilleu mir jrtt glci9
ipeinen, ooer >poQcn mir portcl,, bis
mir Qcocliel1 hQDcu 2"
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8n5hQft.

lYapa 1T I'M Yesriif anssu9cbcn.)
go 9cbit On bcnn bim?" ira9te Der
f1einc Trie. rSn Sen Stord!" ant.
wortet Der Eapa. - rNd," la9t Jrit.
den, bite i'm bod, baB er mir Elm
Briber4eu bringt!". r3inbtr
brin9t Ser Stord nidt." cntgc9n:t bic
Wal.:a qeretit, ruur Mffcn!"
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0eroulebe.

i9las CAB. extraordinarily bat l,ad)s
ber 6as S%iclultat ben @rafcn sum 5iinz
beubod 0%citcnpslt. Oab lcil1cm &ol<
le9en TT Derlin, Dem fran50iildcu 8ots
lOaiter 9crbette, Die SNulo Ter
sau;eu Jfeiic i~iberbaupt III Die Sbube
9elGobeu miro, lit ~Ircilit1 llur Gin
j9led)ter Croft. Snoeb. uic fir taft
o1es ir0iide lluoema9 cine Siuoeru1g
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SM(chtcs 0cluiIjcI.

9anOmirtb: rSbre @iritc baben
meiueu Serten porsilgli6 9eldmcdt =
tic babeu bc:m Giicn bcrlclbcn oroeutli9
9cuicbsrt uor Scrgniigcn !" - Mes.
ger: r0as lit bcim Subalt meiner
Murlte fcil &ulDcr!"