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The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11
NORTH HUDSON.

Max Levy of Gardner street, Union
Hill, complained to Recorder Hanenstein
yesterday that Edward and Alexander
Brogels, Charles Lotta and George Runk
hod malfciously damaged his carriage.
The lads were arrested and gave bail for
trinl.
The Union Hill Board of Council, at
their meeting on Wednesday night,
awarded the fcontracts for constructing
the new Town Hall and the new Fire
Houses. George Cromwell & Son have
the contract for building the Town Hail
at $3l, $50. The stoue work was awarded
to John Brown of Hoboken at $1,000. The
work ON the fire houses will be divided
between Becker s. Co.. Wynne & Bowe
and Charles Woolmington.
James Malone of FNlton street near
Bergenline avenue. Union Hill, was ar
rested yesterday, charged by Fred Hacel,
the proprietor of the Hudson County
Park, with trying to kill him by throwing
him in a water trough. Malone was COM
mitted to the County Jail in default of
BAIL
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BOVLERS MOVING.
Ratified Pins for Prizes
Diamond. Athletics
and Ring.

Prize bowling marked the opening OF
the season at Dukes alleys last night.
1t was grand success and brought TO-
gether many of the bowlers of the ANA
teur League. The Volunteers. PIN
knights and Atlantas were well
represented. and the Doolittles, Klikows
and other local clubs were on the list
There was lively competition but many
of the stars were rusty and could not
land the sphere with their usual accu-
racy. The first prize was won by +.
Kaiser of the Volunteers, the second was
captured by S. Wickham of the Doolt.
ties, the third was cerralled by +. Brill OF
the Doolittles, and the fourth was taken
by Thomas O'Brien of the Pinknights.
The prizes were handsome. The propri-
etor intends making his alleys attractive
this season by arranging series OF open
competitions at short Intervals.
The klikow Bowling Club had lis
opening last night at Mullers alleys;
An orchestra WAS present and played
lively airs while the boys bowled ana
sang, for the customary social meeting
followed the bowling. The talent was on
hand and the meeting was jolly. Teams
were selected by Muller and Casey, and
the scores of the deciding game, a close
nc nj
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11
Diamond Chips.

Results of League games yesterday
New York, 6; Cleveland. 5. Brooklyn, 4
Pittsburg. 4. Boston, IS; Cincinnati, 6
Chicago, 6; Philadelphia, 1.
The Eastern clubs of the American As
sociation began their final series of games
in the Western cities yesterday. The
scores e:--Baltimore, 3; Louisville, l..
Boston, IL; St. Louis, 8. Milwaukee,, 30;
Washington, 3.
Eastern Association scores:- Buffalo, Z;
Albany. g. Troy, 4; Lebanon. 1.
The New Jersey A. C's team will play
at Washington today against the Colum-
bia A. C's nine.
The Stars play the Centerville Baseball
CLUB at Centreville tomorrow.
For the benefit Of the Bayonne Hospital
the team of the Iroquois Athletic Club. of
Bayonne, and the nine of the Young Mems
Association. of Bergen Point, will do
battle tomorrow afternoon on the grounds
of the New Jersey Athletic Club, at Ber-
gen Point. On Monday afternoon the
aggregatiens had their third encounter Of
the season and thirteen innings were re-
quired to reach result.
The Orients, of the Fourth ward of Bay
onne, will cross bats tomorrow morning
with the Lindens. of the First ward, at
Bergen Point
Tomorrow afternoon the Seaboards, of
the Fifth ward. of Bayonne. will try con-
clusiens with the Meadows, of the Fifth
ward, at Constable Hook.
There will be "A game at Bayside Park
Bayonue, tomorrow afternoon between
the Claremonts and the Hickory's. of the
Third ward. of Bayonne.
The Standards of the Fifth ward of
Bayonne will play the Boulevards of the
Second ward at Centreville tomorrow
forenoon.
At Bergen Point tomorrow afternoon
the Baysides of the Second ward of Bay
onne, will have an encounter with the
Clippers of the Fourth ward.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11

MI AsrERS SALEM cHANCERY OF NEW
Between William b southard. complain ant. and
Hannah A. Donaldson. George HARRIET and wife wife
William Harriott. sherman Harr1ott and Elizabeth.
his wife. ana others defendants
On bill, &c. and decree for sale.
BY virtue OF q decree of this Oourr made in the
above cause. bearing date on the eighth day OF
cree supplementary thereto bearing, date on the
ninety-one whereby it was ordered that the
piainf De .oid free and dt charged from all in
cumbrances mentioned In the BILL by tho sub
scriber one of the Masters of this Court.
], Isaac Romaine, as such master, snail sell at
public vandue to tn bighest bidder Friday, the
eleventh day of SEPTEMBER next. at two O'Clock tu
the afternoon. the premises hereinafter de-
scribed All those two certain lots OF lana and
premises situate lying and being In the Flftn date
Hudson and state OF New Jersey, and which are
laid down certain map male by Joseph f.
Nengin entitled "A map of thar part OF the Town
was fhled in the Clerks office OF the County or
Bergen. "A d. lh04. and are Known on said map as
lots umbers ono (l) and two ~ in block hun
dred and ton Ql0) snd which may be more particu-
larly described as follows. wiz
Pegin ming at the southwesterly corner formed
by the intersection OF North Second and Provost
street; thence running southerly and along the
westerly side of Provost street nifty 5O feet thence
one hun1 re 1tU) feet; thence rtberly and parat
lei with Provost street fifty 1907 feet; thence east
erly and along the southerly SIDE of North Second
street one bundled upl feet to the point or place
feet vide in front ana rear by one hundred feet
deep throughout together with all and singular
the tenemonts, hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto oeonGing or in any wise appe1rSS44lning 1S4
Master in chancary OF New Jersey
Dated August r. 1891
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11

Will be taken toward organizing cham :
pionship tourney.
Seventeen delegates from the leading
bowling clubs in this vicinity assembled
at Thum's Germania Assembly Room
alleys on Wednesday evening for the
purpose of forming u league. AS more
than half of the clubs that have already
signifled their intentions of taking part
in the struggle failed TO send representa-
tives, nothing of Importance was trans,
acted. Another meeting will be held
next week, and then the new orRanIza-
tions. which will be known as the Ma
tional Bowling Tournament, will be
thoroughly organized.
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CORPORATION Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
N g6sh day OF August. 1891. the Commissioners
OF Assessme ied In the otice OF the clerk Of the
BOARD of Street and Water Comm issioners their
fnal assessment map and schedule for the tra-
MONMOUTH ST..
from the south side OF Railroad ave. to Montgom-
ery street. and from the north side of Bright street
70 Grand street. by paving. &C. and the same II
now open to public inspection in the ofice OF the
clerk or said Board.
and avenues particular sections thereof are in
MONMOUTH ST,
from the south side of Railroad avenue TO Mont
gomery street and from The north side OF Brignt
MERCER ST..
ON the north side from Monmouth street to point
about 81 feet rest thereof;
BRIGHT ST..
on the south side from Monmouth street to point
about 20 feet east thereof;
fdslt GRAND ST.,
on the north side from Monmouth street to point
about 25. is feet east and 2iS feet west,
And that the 5th uav OF October. 1891, at ten
of Street and Water Comni ssiOners hereby
fixed as the time and place wien aud where tho
Board OF street and Water Commissioners viii
meet 70 hear, consider and adJudicate upon all
objections to said assessment a ID report.
All objections thereto must be presented in
Bs order of the Board of Street and Water Com
= ''''N-' GEORGE T. BoUToN.
Dated Jersey city. September 4 1891
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11
Yacht,n. Notes.

A sweepstakes race for cat boats from
eighteen to twenty feet long will be sailed
on September 21 on the course of the
Oceanic Yacht Club. The entries will
close on September "a. The entrance fee
will be $40. There will be three money
prizes.
The members of the Oceanic Yacht
Club will take a trip up the Hudson on
Sunday and call at several yacht club
houses.
There will be a sloop race from Commo-
dore Beals boathouse 10 Scotland Light
ship and return between Three Sisters,
Captain Brown, ana the Avoka, Captain
O'Brine, September 26. for $780,
George +. Bulen. president of the Bay
onne Rowing and Athletic Association,
has purchased the steam yacht Ida B.
from Edwin n. Bennett, the former presi-
dent of the organization. The price paid
was 81. 900. Just before selling the craft
Mr.. Bennett had her thoroughly repaired
and renovated
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11

The employees of Thomas A. Low &
Co. have org anized bowling club and
have engaged Dukes allie VS. tor Tuesday
nights. The club will begin bowling
next Tuesday.
The Independent, champions of the
Jersey City League, are again in the
field. They met at metropolitan Hall,
Greenvilie, on Tuesday night and elected
the following officers:-President, G.
Herig; Vice President. o. T. Vreeland;
Secretary. T.. Bischof; Trea urer. II.
Hau sser; Captain, Il Barr.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11

The "ringer" who swamped the book
makers at Latonia under the name Of
Polk Badget arrived ia this city yester-
day. The nag was shipped to N. w.
Norris, but was taken away by man
who registered at Taylor's Hotel as
James Brannon, Lexington, Ky. The
ringer Is believed to be the gelding Tan
ner, owned by the Brannons.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11
N Office NJ CREpIroRs.

Estate of j Ohm Y. Dunn. deceased. Ann NJ. Dunn.
ad mlnistratrtx Of John y. Dunn, deceased. by
order of the Deputy surrogate OF Hudson county,
dated August 70 1881 hereby gives notice 70 the cred
itors OF said decedent TO Dring In their deots de-
mands and claims against the estate OF said deos
dent under oath or affirmation within nine
months from the dats OF said order they will
adlninistrRtriK.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11
RAILROADS.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD. IN. Y. c. & Fl. Il. r. r
Trains leave West 42d Street Station, New York,
as follows and % minutes earlier from the foot OF
II Hamilton. % London. Detroit and Chicago. 1000 a.
M. 70, Is p M, *S.l5 .. IN
st. Louis, ~515. *8 Il .. IN.
Toronto 1000 a nl,, Il. Is. f8: Is p. m.
BufTalo Rochester, suspension Bridge, Niagara
Falls, $3.50, 1900 o. M. +5,15 =, Is p m.
Utica and Syracuse 80 5000 M, s. Is, g. Is ..
M til .35 a. fruns only to Utica.
Kingston. $3.50. sL1i 1000 +11.Sj a. m. ++i.00
Catskiii and Albany, $780, *7l5 -10Oo +1Is5. a. M.
4tl.uU D. M. sAl5, ~ Is y. m.
Cranstons, West Point Cornwall. Newpurgh.
$50 s715 s25. 1000 *10l5 +1lS5 am. *1.15. ++4.u0
4SQ IS. .lh $685. $780, -5 Is. +l1.45 .. m.
Montreal and Canada East. 7.li m. %. IS p. m.
Elegant sleeping ars for Bulfalo, Niagara Falls.
Toronto Detroit, chicago and st. Louis on ali
through trains.
sDaiiy. +Daily except Saturday. All other trains
Erooklyn annex, 1000 a; m. ++s.o9 2. m. Jersey
City. ?. R. r. station, {ll.2o a. M. rs 8; ?. M
For tickets. time tables. parlor andslseplng ca car
accommodations or Information apply ofltcos.
Jersey City-P; h r. station and 100 Hudson street.
Hoboken-51 Hudson street and West shore station.
BrookIyn.s9s Washing5on street II Fulton street.
city, 27l s63 7s5 az Broad way, lis Bowery. Y
stations. West 42d street and foot OF Jay street.
C, E LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent,
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n N 1oTIcE OF SETTLEMENT,

Notice is hereby given that the several accounts
OF the subscribers. surviving executors and trus-
tees under the will Of Charles G. Sisson. de-
ceased Win be audited and stated oy the snrro. ,
seJtlement on Friday. the 9th day or November
next.
j. HULL BROWNING.
LANSING ZABRISKIE.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the nm al accoun- OF
the subscriber admin istrator or James Cahiil,
sometimes known as James X. Hill. deceased, will
be audited ana stated by the Surrogate OF the
County of Hudson. and reported for settlement on
Friday the 9th day Of November next.
! Dated August 20 4. D.. lSgl
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Michael Dinan, deceased. Honora
ninan administrators of Michael Dinan, deceased,
by order OF the Surrogate OF Hudson Conu
the creditors of said decedent to bring In their
debts demands and claims against the estate of
said tecedent under oath affirmation within
nine months from tine cate Of said order, or they
's~ ~ HONORA OMAN.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11
OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the final account OF
the subscriber, admin istrator of Dederch b. kauf
man. deceased. will be audited and stated by the
Surrogate or the County of Hudson, and re ported
for settlement on Friday. the 9th day OF November
next
EDGAR A, KAUFMANN
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11
Trottinr at west Side.

At West Side Driving Park yesterday
large gathering of sports witnessed one
of the finest trotting contests that has
ever been held in this city. Hunting
Boy, owned by M. J. Murphy. proved
himself once more to be the best 2:50 min
ute horse III this city. He won the free
for all sweepstake race in three straight
heats. The following is a summary
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11

STEVENS SCHOOL.

THE ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT OF THE
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY. RIVER
STREET. between 5th and 9th sts, HI oBoKEN. n j..
REOPENS SEPT. 23, 1904.
Fxami nations for adm frsion on the 2st and 22d
of Septem ber Full courses OF studies preparatory
to Coileg es and schools Of Science. Law and Med
Gin O. he rate of tuition for all classes Is $780,
year or $50 per term These terms include all.
STUD les For catalogues apply TO the Ltbrariaf
Stevans Instftute-
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11
TN caAacEaY OF NEW JERSEY.

TN CaANCERY OF NEW JERSEY.
To william Henry Thomas:
BY virtue Of an order OF the Court of Chancery OF
New Jersey. made on the day or the ate hereof in
q cause wherein LIlen Gertrude Thomas is petit
tioner and YOU are defendant. YOU required to
appear plead. answer or demur to the petitioners
said petition on or before the nineteenth day of
october or the said petition will be taken as
confessed against you
divorce fro n the bond of matrimony.
Dated August IS. 1891.
J. HERBERT POTTS,
Solicitor OF Petitioner.
NO. Montgomery street, Jersey City. NJ.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11
THE BATTLE TONIGHT.

McAuIife and Gibbons Ready For the
Contest at Hoboken.
Jack McAuliffe, the champion light
weight, and Austin Gibbons of Paterso n
will meet tonight at the Granite Associa--
tion's rink, Hoboken. They are both re-
ported to be in perfect condition. and the
prospect is that it will be IL cleverly con-
tested and protracted battle before the
winner can be chosen. The
event has caused con siderable
interest and there has been
q heavy demand for membership certifl-
Gates Ms the people are confident the men
are sincere and there will be no taxing.
Each man has clean record and neither
has been beaten. McAuliffe is the favor
ite in the betting. but Gibbons admirers
are so sanguine that they have waS cred
heavily on the Paterson boy.
The Granite Association has
made admirable arrangements to
render the members comfortable
and afford them good view of the ring
The men weigh in at S55 tonight, and the
battle will begin at nine O'Clock. The
electric clock and lights will be used to
record the seconds and minutes, and MS the
device has worked satisfactorily uring
the long test, lit is hoped that all com ment
will he avoided
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11
Ring RippIes.


Dick Connors, who is matched to meet
Maurice Bolen on September 10. is train :
ing hard, and intends to win if possible.
He is taking good care of himself He Is
training in the Scots rooms. Maurice
Bolen was seen last evening at the rooms
of the Cable A. A. He has just returned
from a ten mile run on the Palisades. He
is now almost down to weight bur Will
keep on training until the evening Of the
contest. He is also sure of winning, and
his friends and clubmates are willing TO
bet that he will prove the victor.
The managers of the Templeton-R Reilly
fight will make another attempt to run il
off tomorrow night The men weighed in
last Thursday night at 1t2 pounds. This
time they will meet at catch weights.
There will be twenty-rouDd go for a
purse of 5000 Saturday evening bet ween
Dick Muller of Union Hill and lam es
McGea of Brooklyn. The tickets are out
and are selling quite rapidly.
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11

Summer Tiraetaf,I~.
Toats via Iay Ridge Ferry leave Whitehall street
terminus OF The New York elevated roads and
Broadway and Belt Line surface cars hourly from
11O a. M to 10 1U a. M, then half hourly tSundays
every twenty ninutes until o.40 and at 1920 p.
Returning. leave Coney Island at like intervals
until IL II p. m.
The variety show IN the Sea Peach Palace free
10 passengersl is the best attraction on the Island
TSogEslon 4S SnS SEA lrGkH1s fs 40 ens1si misUrrs
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11
HAS BRoUcK IMsTiTUTE,

NO fU9 Grnnu 81, Jersey CITY.
THIRTY.sTxTH YEAR BEGINS ON sEPTEM-
BER Il.
Scnool of the highest grade with the following
departments each or which has Its superintend-
ent The Boys Academic. the Girls Academic,
the BOYS Prepar atory, the Primary (hoth sexesl.
the Music Departinent the Art Departmsnt; Sil1l;
schools and business Catalogues and further
information given at the Institute
CHARLES G. SrlMETS, Principal q
HORACE G. WAIT, Vice. PRINCIPAL.
Directors
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11
Change IN west shore Time Table.

Specials were discontinued on September 8. There
win also be change In the Drawing Room and
Sleeping Car arrangements Inform alton can be
had OF any West Shore Ticket Agent
The Jersey City news., 1891-09-11
cHANcERy OF NEW

Horses to hire for all purposes oy day week ,r
onth- Horses taken to board
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9ie General . W~eriammlnns
beg beutidsen9Iii6en S6uIpsreins fiu'
bet ON Mittuo9 ben %. Nbenbs 6 ub,
i'm SduIsebdube Iiatt. l8,4mt
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Npti5 fir 2lrbiteftett.

Die ahtbaren Gpmmiiidre bon Gerar 60,
geras, erluden 6a6leute 8ldne tnb Spe3ifis
f~atipnen fir ben 8au eineS reuen Gpuntbs
gourtbarles ansufertigen. SaS @ebGube ion
cine Srpnt am Main 9la3n bon ~einbun6ert
SUB unb cine Eiefe bon eirlbunbert llnb fiinf>
rnDahtsig SUB an Der AuintasS trabe haben,
fol- bier Gtodwerte bod unb nit einem
Eburrne unb einem Reuer (basement) perle.
ben iein unb fol- bic meueiten Gprrihtungen
fit Seisung, 2idt un6 8entilatipn baben.
Sn bieiem @ebdu6e fpaen iid foIgenbe @diims
Iidfeiten ~befinben, rdmlth Bier Court,
atpei @ranb Surbs, spei 9etit : Surps, 3fpei
SiItrift . Glerfs, bier 8idters, eth 9iitrifts
Mnipalts, Elm Gpuntbs9lnipalts 5tpei @puntb>
Glerfs-, sfpei Sberiffss, ein Gerihts6ienerss
(bailif) 3inmer, abel &dunnIidfeiten fir ben
Solicitor, atpei fir ben @Neiior, eineS ie fir
ben SAabmeiiter, 8ermefer, 9dute=SS nIpeftpr,
Observation-Disclosures, &pnitnbler unb Gr3t,
afpei 6rieoensriAtsrs 3immer, elm Surb3intner
fir Bic Suffice Court, ems fir bic County
RommiIidre, ein fur ben Sanitpr, ems 8ibIios
tbefssirnmer unb lpnit nod &dumliHfeiten,
iuenI 9lab ~bprbanben lit. @enannteS &C.
b1ube fol- nit eleftrilden Gabritiiblen (Ele@
v~ators), eIeftriidem 2idte, elmer 8orri1tunS
fir Sanpf : @ei3nng, llbr, Saoe5immer unp
gloietS perleben fem auberbem loaen Sfpei
erpse, biebsfefe, eiierne @anb S4rdnte
(~vaults) fir bic 9lufbepabrung Der 9apiere
6es Gpuntbs unb Oiitrift Glerfs angebra9t
fperben. Sir Specifitaticnen uno oenienisen
plan, bet BON Der GpuntbsG purt ais Der bette
erabtet ipirb, merben elm Eauleno Dollar
$4,000 unb fir ben 3peitbeiten SUM 9unoert
Dollar $500 @rdmie be3ablt.
9lGne unb Speeifitationen mililen bel benz
County lerf BON 8erar eonntb Dor 10 llbr
8ormittasS, Mpntas ben II. Mat A. d. 1891
absegeben iperoen.
Die Gpurt bebaIt it@ bas 9tcdt Dor, einen
peer ale 9ldne ~suriifjutpetien.
Nah 8eltimmuns Der Gpuntp Court
Gan Mntpnip, Seras, ben 81. Wdr3
A. D., 1891, publiSirt.
SIS wirb getpiinldt, bab ale Yldne baS
@erbdltnib ppn Elm Siertel 3pl gu einem
6ube einbaIten.
g. 80. 81 MGIifer,
@ountp.8 idter, 8erar COUNTY, seras.
S~tteItirt
Sbab. %. Smith,
Gountps@lerf, Serar Sountt, Seras.
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Noro 7eutid5er elpDS.

8erionen pel9e beabf6tigen in ben
nddfen Monaten Stat unb Stunt cine
&eile nod @uropa ouf einem ber ele.
ganten Oampfsr bieier por5asliGen
2inie gu MAIDEN, enttneoer 1T eriter cher
5peiter Gaitte, tperbea robl tbuna f9
bic 8iaette iebt gu fi6ern, ba bic Na@s
frage in bieier Saiiou ale borber9ebens
ben Rberieist. Ser llnteraei9uete er.
bietet f@ pafase nit biefen Sampfern
per telegraph gu fi6ern.
BIdne ber S9ife Iiegen CUR @inf@t
bor unb ndbere Wustunft ertbeilt
s. @riefenbeG,
agent bet NorbsD euti@en 2lODb unb
anberer 2inien.
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Iler[ei.

Our9 Den neurt ~arten6irten 6reis
brief Der 8. u. @traBenbabH ; @eieus
i9aft III bas 2apitoI berleIben auf
$400, 900 erb6bt moroen.
= Dos 8lnmenfef muBte bes Wets
ters tpesen beri9oben tperben.
= Dem @ouD. 0ogg 5u @tren tpurs
be ON Montas abenb i'm Nenger 9otel
elm GeaeTen per~anIfaltct, moran olle
Nisienigent beilnabmeu, bic su bem6onb
fit ben gmpfans 9arriions beigeieuert
batien.
Die @ountp . RontmiHdre baberi
ben gountp : Nr3t autorifrt, einen @es
btIfen anjultelen nit einern @ebaIt BON
$50 mDnatli@. Nuf benz %. Mai tper.
ben Mngebote fur ben 8ou BON 9ol3brits
den an Der Davenport, Gigmonb,
Nount 0Iibe unb 2Obis Roab ein3uge.
for6ert.
Der bsutige Sag 81 Der 81. Mpril
- LIT aur grinnerung an ben Sieg Der
Seraner ilber bic Meritauer uuter
6anta Mnna an 81. Npril 1886, ge'
iebli6er 6eiertag. Die Ofieen Der
adbtif9en Bebbroen unb bic Der @puntps
8eamtea tparen gei@lDGsn unb bas
NOR ou9 10 aiemli9 MIes. uobur9 f9
Der GeierioS als folder bemertbar
am0tnte.
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Mn ben Syels aeIdbmteSet.

9rOmetbeuS mar an ben. Sells seiamtebet, pdbrenb
Setter feline @tnsepeibe %benasten. @leiderpeiie finb
mande seute an bic &lirpe bes @prurtbeiGS sefettet,
pdbrenb atsreifenbe Mtgturen aler @rt bic empfinblt=
den Masenz unb Gtnseipeibepdnbe 5erfrefeu. Ste finb
aniaetnenb uneriaatterlta bes @GaubenS, baB fe iuA NIT
fart ansretfenben &r5neten fhGen miHen, penn bteiel=
Ben tbnen nisen ipaen. 9p LANCE beren Wirfuns feine
petnlthe nnb ansreifenbe, iinb ie ni6t pantt 5%ufrieben.
Gtnem MitteI bon selinber @cttpn, fie nit fam e8 aud
fet, wirben fe mtBtrauen. Bon iplden itpdblinben
Snbipibuen tperten aud bic ipnft ~aGsemein a~nertanns
ten gprsdse BON SDietter'8 Masenbttters s%eleusnet.
Dteies tpDbltbuenbe OResulirunsSeligtr fur ben Maasen,
bic Ginseipetbe unb bic Rieren pirb baflr um 70 nnebr
ppn rubisen, pernhnftts ~bentenben Meni@en seihdst.
8erfppfuns, Geberletben, DpSpepfe unb Mierentranfz
beiten rdume1 Dor tim ba8 Gelb. @erabe 70 tIt'S nit
,Malarta nnb MheunlattSmus.