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II Costs About sixty Cents n Month 60 Guard
Union Soldiers Body.

II Costs About Sixty Cents n Month 90 Guard
aunion Soldiers Body.
II costs the United States about 60 cents
month to take care Of dead soldier who lost
his life in the service Of the Union The sun
dry civil bill passed by Congress at its last
session appropriated sioo. 900 for expenses Of
the national cemeteries during the fiscal year.
In addition 10 this there was the sum OF s76,-
600 set aside for salaries Of superintendents of
these burying grounds, and there were also
some odds and ends, amounting TO several
thousand dollars, for supplying headstones
where they were lacking, and 90 forth.
The government takes chargeof all these GEM
eteries which are under the direct control OF the
quartermaster general Of the army. There are
eighty-two Of them in ALL including an aggre-
gate OF $4,000 burials. The smallest OF the
burying grounds is at Balls Bluff, where
twenty-five federal warriors are inferred. only
one OF them identified The next smallest he
the old battle ground on eth street in this city.
IL would be much cheaper to remove the bodies
resting at both these places TO other locations,
main where they fell in brave fight So. al
though only forty-three are buried at the battle
ground, superintendent is maintained there
In charge at a salary Of $50 month and with
ahouse free for his occupancy. The superintend-
ents, as decreed BY law ere all disabled vet
Grams, none others being elegible for the posi-
tions, and their pay is. according TO the size Of
the cemeteries they have charge of, $50, Sos,
$40 and SIS a month. Thus they are divided
into four classes.
Tho biggest of the eighty-two national GENE
teries are at Andersonyille, Ga. with 1871
dead; Arlington. Va, with 1850; Chalmette,
La, with l2,620; Chattanooga, Tenn, with
lS02S; Fredericksburg, Va, with 1928; JEFF
terson Barracks, Mo-, with 11,647; Antietam,
Nd, with 1919; Marietta, La, with Is, $50;
NM hx-sfl - 2 ~ ~
with l2,l32, and vicksburg, Miss, with $500.
or the Sz7.l79 inferred. lis. Us are known and
l4s,94 unidentified. About 800 Of the entire
number are confederates.
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In all probability cards were introduced into
Europe by Arabs, Hebrews and other oriental
races before the thirteenth century, the Sara
ceris especially having made the game popular
in Spain and Italy, whence the taste for it
spread into Germany, France and England.
The first historical evidence in Germany is in
the stadtbuch Of Augsburg of 1875, where it is
stated that Rudolph l amused himself with
playing cards and other games" As early as
the fifteenth century an active trade sprang up
in Germany and was chiefly carried on at
Augsburg and Ulm. but no sooner
bad cards become to be generally used in
Europe than they were prohibited by several
governments. partly from moral considera-
lions, the first games in France and Germany
being games of chance.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMoEE ! ONO ktILR9tp:

ID sosednis IN .nect May 10. isu.
ls.'' "A'hins'o. ,rom staten cornsr Of xsv'~v
For chic.rc and Northw-.t. vestieul-d Lanifsdss-
To- esSssHs s. nj Tsss .sI is ssa.s v..
'1 f pT ssars s sss '5s.,.; ~ 50 . s.y On
NJ and pO.ns IN IN. ss:a..ao.A v.n.v
fSr EHnss', ,s's .na ~ Station. fsasopa
;S 3 ss.s 60 s s !. : s;.. "a
Is .s a s iS s,pS,s:S S 49, s.S 10
t:s s&ss 10 4 M Si s%; go "a s sss IA
:. For e t snsSs 20 ana ss.n.. $40 ..ass
For srsasr,sf: M 20 m Z. Il e ia 30. n.~p.
n0fAf SiSf = p ..s Il Pom Az.
For phsl.a.lFAsss sN. .s as.s H., -,
co., no I bsI ~ o.5 70 si..sss s.. =
Bun., fsror Cars on all day train.
;Srsa g se o&, s,, ns .s :s
S rSrssassPsi. :, s.ass. i.sdins $3.50 z
fsr ailsntis CITY. los. 1000 and II IS N g..
fcr time o. suburban t.ins 80 time s.sa.. .. s.s.x
Of al ticket assnts. 49,
sass Sssd ser and cssss.a from s Sss. .n an,
Ones Isl F. . Ss an ana S,s. len IS s
r opkIi cAks' q scuIL.
M - zen. Manaser. Gen. lss.. Assnt
X 0ANs sbeaa hsp "a. peas,MILLh ekl, soAD co.
ser s,s,,an ~ssh ana .fse st fennsyvanis Rsss-s-
.ons c.nnssi, fSr S.rsnssn eo sl &C.:
fos and VIII: sslph ssr ssa s.r ssff1ns
WysSsT. .n s.:s a ss5Sts t Ss! ss:sS.:
and the Southwest. sA-''>n''ss
pepeE orsns.. Chsrloste.viiie. Iyncsbars RS AZ
SnTh hsesh, SALISBURY shd stations wssier
Dis,son and stations Atlanta and ch.riosss
Pan.n sssp.S New SSTs an. and 'ssssss.
huffman sieeper Memphis va S hsst s. nd
s'sess Is s aSssi s,:.s =
Tor anoh,iiie via 5shyills and 10, sprinss
for strasburs and intermediate ,t.,,ans" rsanoAys
p. meDsls Tor cS.rloss. .S sii haiss va
and RrSsnsss pon. h0fPy uIls.s Ssst.ne9. M.aphss
80 $40 p:m;-D.ily-wsshinston and soushv,...r.
in sespns and s sSs.sss ., Dsyns aeo@
servstiob Cars Of the attest sns % sr,fS and 90
aesf n built eIpr-ssly tor tins service An
hrsi-csss tickets only. Arrive. at Atlanta Is nv
. .o.ow villa, Gay, 1salns innediste connsctons WITH
nM.embhis Meridian. New oris.ns and visssbuTs -
II oop M Daily. Southern Exrr--. for xncAh,-.
iions STeenser9 hslsigs salisbury and sss
stations south Carolina DIVISION 10 Asa.s ~ sna
A,tsnts and Charlotte Division Atlanta whsrs
southwest rSroSh so.sS.. ~ e.. q
Pullman Buffet Sleeper New yorh n kno,,,,. a.
csrIna py psn'iiie. salisbury ana Western North
Pullman Buffet Sleeper washington 10 N,v o..
va ir M,sn aa M MSSaiEoIsry and Noodle
lngton a, m. daily. Us pm dsiis and ~ N ,s
except sunday rrtarnlns srrivs q ..S,sssSs Ia
AN M and 40 p n daiy. and IS M. sssps sun.
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A Mine for EntomOloRists.

From the Cincinnati Tf,nes-Star.
A vell-known local entomologist shot male
king bird in this vicinity few days ago and on
picking it up was surprised to find q strange
looking beetle crawling out Of its mouth. This
gave the gentleman an idea. and on skinning
the bird preparatory to mounting he took par
ticular pains not to injure the gizzard. On
opening this he found exactly what he
thought he would-a mate for the beetle.
The fact that found one beetle heretofore
supposed to be Q stranger to this locality
led me to think that perhaps the bird
had caught both the male and the female,
and was right. This curious incident shows
how little is known even Of the fauna of our
own nelghborhood- Here I have been stody-
ing beetles for twenty years past and have
handled in that time more than 1000 species,
yet in this strange manner, and at time when
I least expected il, new species falls directly
into my hands. This also shows the variety OF
food eaten by the king bird, one of whose
favorite morsels Is the common honey bee.
These II devours to such an extent that II has
become nuisance to bee keepers who know
ID - the bee bird or eagle 6ghts..'"
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Of carrots" This game is derived from the
Arabic and the game was originally connected
with religious, necromantic and scientific asso-
Citations.
The ancient terms for cards as ''Naypes" in
Spain and ''Naibi' in Italy are also of Arabic
etymology and signify fortune telling.
The marks upon the suits of cards are sup
posed TO have been originally intended for a
symbolic representation Of the four different
classes Of society, hearts. according to this
superstition, representing the clergy. spades
the nobility. clubs the serfs and diamonds the
citizens The figures originated with military
and historical associations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-23

Il am 80 happy!' said the young house.
keeper. I'VE haven't roach in the fiat now. ~
How did you get rid of them?'' I'VE didn't
do thing. The ants drove them out."-Htu-
peT's Bdzar.
II contemplation and leisure are the mother
OF wisdom, Marcus Aureiius will have to look
to his laurels when the men who drive the dirt
carts through our streets begin TO write their
redections.-SP Paul Globe
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sAcxEvERELL CARDS [ouEES AIMEE.


Primero was the fashionable game at the
court Of England during the Tudor dynasty.
Shakespeare represented Henry VIII playing at
IL with the Duke Of Suffolk, and Fallstaff says:
81 never prospered since l foreswore myself
ct primero-" Noddy was Of the old English
court games and there seems to be no doubt
that the ancient ''noddy" was the modern
eribbage.
Edmond Hoyle, the celebrated writer of
trsatisss on games Of chance, inclu ling among
others whist, quadrille. piquet and backgam-
mon. has become so familiar as to be immor-
talized In the well-known Notwithstanding
to Hoyle."
Going little further back into the history
of playing cards we find that in Hindostan
cards were called .'tchatar -tass," signifying
foufSfowns or four kings, the popular name
being or ''tas." There is no queen. the
court suits being the the king and his vizier.
The king is variously represented. but the dis
.inguishing mark is the royal umbrella over
his head The vizier is mounted either on .
horse a camel or a tiger
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cards. Persons who at any other time never
touched card felt bound to play few games
ct Christmas
Il prohibitory statute Of Henry VII forbade
card playing save during the Christmas holt
days, but this prohibition extended only to
perpons Of humble rank
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STAGE "REMINISCENCES
Incidents in the Lives Of Noted 40
tresses Of Many Years Ago.
BEAUTIFUL AVONIA JONES.

A Correction ~ to Her Death-A Play Killed
by Forrest I'm . Plug Hst-stephen A. Doug
las Fails to Produce . Corkscrsw and the
Result-The Great Moon Hoax.
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The printing Of these cards in China is very
Interesting. The design is drawn upon a piece
OF thin paper and when ready for printing is
pasted face downward on q smooth block of
wood. usually from the pear or plum tree As
soon as il Is dry the paper is rubbed off with
great care, leaving behind an inverted imt res
son OF the characters: another workman now
cuts away the black spaces by means of a sharp
graver. and the block with the characters in
high relief passes to the printer, who performs
his work by hand
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JAFASEsE PROVERBS.
In Japan playing cards are made quite
mail, being shout two inches wide and three
inches long. They are painted with different
designs but a. . whole are not as highly I'm
ished a. the illustrated proverbs" which are
used for . similar purpose
The Spanish and Mexican cards seem to be
nearly alike, having the clubs represented a
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'AsHINGToN SOUTHERN RAILwAl
AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule ib effect April 4. 1sp1

leave linton depot. SIS and ssr,,s..
lob! m: for Newport News. Old Point Comfort snA
Norfolk daily Arrive at Old Point e SO p. a
pm, Cincinnati Express dsfly for sfst,opa Al, VIZ
ginia, West Virginia. Kentucky and Cincinnati
Nestoule sleepes and entire tram run throurh
IL 10 :. N, v; Nestibuis Limited. daily. soiid
trains. with dining carr. run through Without
change to Cincinnati. Vestibue slsspsr for IS1.
ington and Louisville. Pullman Or - opsa =
receive pas senger 1t m.
Ones. OILS fsnusylvAnia syenua
Nv. FULLER.
apl General PASSENGER Asuua
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-23
ABOUT PLAYING CARDS
Something of Their Ancient Origin
and History.
POPULAR WITH ALL NATIONS.
How the Ancients Amused Themselves With
the Picture Cards-Jspanese illustrated
Proverbs-The American Indians Enjoyed
Thsir Little Game
Written for The Evening Star.

ARDS, LIKE THE
game Of chess, are sup
posed to be Of Asiatic
origin, and indeed seem
to be based upon the
same warlike associa-
tons; some OF the fig
ures of chess having
appeared also in the
cards used in the orient.
The universal Christ
mas custom Of the olden
time was PLAYING at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-23

HAiIh HAn Rtxxw.R contains the natural food
and color matter for the hair and medicinal herhs
for the scalp, curing erayneas. baldnsa1, dandruR
and scalp 6oroa
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PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND sotITHyRr
LUS bLL TRACK sPLENDID SCENERY
sihhL RAILS MAGNIFICENT EQUfPNKSr.

,,c T9 THE NORTH, MEsT AND soUTHwBsr
sffEi hAi h HAsS ARie fsSSfff aSShflrxry.
tHI sssf b sfEIEf hn q
on s' paI and the west chicsFo Hmissd EsprsS
i i.;' 4 Inf fs: All ass sss:ss Sss
burg and sissna cars ca T.susr . PIG;
S,snapolis, htts6urT TO coIumbus. A,oou. =
Ssy PRO- az sss S. asiasss fs 3
S Ssslf R. .s1g5s. DAM ssS si.ss.ss
s. rt asS' . "a Essh a:%Sh ma S sS,
S.ods s: sss % # f. s:s, "a az
r., BALTIMORE BAL: AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
= dsily enospt sunday. s'ios. ms wa N''xsr.f rams
For Lne canand.lsus and Rochester daily for But.
sissnee ae s s.sss. sssg y
pm s aas,p aSSh.stsr end Niss.rs fsli.. 20
Es.hinTsSn @ Raeh. ss'aAs ~''s s'''''as o.s
For @iLiamsport daily. 3.3opm.
fos "a "a, iA,sEw YORK AND rHEEAsr,
mn M d q 81 ssna, ~. i5s
lam ned i1fr.. ~. e. Puls.s NJ t y SosDa y
tnx Car to New hork. $40 NJ aAiIy saosss sun
For 6 New fOrt only. Limited Exprss with Dsai.so4A
f.st EIprss. 10 I. N vssf days and ;. N. dany.
tlprsss. sunday only, $50 pan.
Lof BOSTON. without chsnGe. 3:15 nm. evsrvdsv
TUT Dtookyn A.. AL through connect Il -.
reg CITY with bosts Of BROOKLYN Anner s6,rs.
ms direct transfer % FULTON ST. svosdfnr
oouoIe sssI1sss across New York city
For Auanue CITY. 1l5 Pm, week d.yx II .aSp n
For Bsltinore o:3s. F:oo $40 200. eco. loon.
800. 800 40. $50. 800. 5.d.o o,o de IA "a
ioUO and III ~ pm. On sunday, sd. psH i0:s2
5!oS ~ 40 40 eoo ia "a ~ "a AZ so0 saN
For knnapolis. 20 ana 900 /. \, MANA .ss
pm; daily. sAcs9 SUNDAY. sundAsA suu . IA s4l
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILwAI
N ttfEcT NAY ~, 1891.
s s%;. ei Rci s neon fo 90 a. 2i,o $50 b.
sstt;3S T.S; s.s. io'sz an. foc. "a sS Sfg
Accommodation for Quantsco, : Is . m. snd expr~~
$50 y m. week days. As Q. m. sundays
for Hchmond and the south. $50 and Ios57a u
/, aaily Accommodstion o:u9 p. N. vesk dsyy
$50 ss 1917 81 ss Is sl 4 20 y S IA - % S "a
~ % pm I'm sunday ct BIO nc: 49, III II sud
II ~ an ;20d saSo.7sO5. z 30. sa0 md 10 80
Tickets and information Of the once. portheSs or
station. where ordss bs len for The cLscSnsr y
bsgssse to destination froln hossls snd rsgdsncss
General asnassr rmyer een-r.i Ps..s ml ix,us
4 lHksAPkAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY
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CHINESE CARDS.
The Chinese call their cards che-pae or paper
tickets. They have thirty cards in a pack,
three suites Of nine cards each and three
singls cards, which are superior to all the
others
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Mr.. Saxton, from his remarkable collection
Of slips and newspaper cuttings, has given me
the legal proceedings in . case that may be
termed sequel to the celebrated Helen Jewett
murder, which occurred in 1885, Richard p
Robinson was indicted for the murder and the
most conclusive circumstantial evidence 6xed
the crime upon him, but, through the exer-
tons, means and influence Of Mr.. Joseph Hoxie.
Q wealthy merchant of New York Tor whom
Robinson was confidential clerk, he was ac-
quilted of the crime. The Hon. John c. Spen-
Ger, who was subsequently,, under the Tyler ad-
ministration. Secretary Of War, was the leading
was 80 strong against the verdict that Robinson
fed to Texas, then an independent government.
Before leaving New York he gave Mr.. Hoxie
deed and patent for some 600 acres Of land in
Illinois, which he had entered at the general land
office. Robinson dropped his surname and
took the name OF Parmaiee, his middle name.
In Texas he married and to the children Of his
wife he left by will all he possessed. In 1870 u
man named Hill having tax title to this land,
which had become valuable, traced the patent
and title to Robinson, and through the records
OF the trial found Mr.. Hoxie, in whose posses
sion was the patent and deed. 30 long Q time
had elapsed Mr.. Hoxie had forgotten the trans
action, but aftera search found deed and pat
emit. and for $500 gave Hill quit deed and pat
ent for the one-half Of the land
and the patent for the other half remained
unisued in tho general land Office. Hill COM
menced suit TO quiet title" against Hoxie and
the unknown heirs Of Richard p Robinson n
1878, and the counsel for the heirs found Robin
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-28

@nbs au9uft Die Sabl BON 1852 erreidf.
= Snfol9e Der GuSitelung beS beiltaeu
@odeS tn Erter baben bfe pfalsii9eu
Gilenbabnen tn bielem Sabre etne Mebrs
etnnabme bon ca. 1OO, 00O Marf au
per5et6nen sebabt.
sim9enfe1b. Sn einen ni6t ses
rtngen S9reden iptroen bic Bemobner
unieres Ortes fiir5lid periest, ais
mttter III Der Oia6t Die Sturmalode
ertonte. ales itiir5te auf bie Strase,
bod mar fein 6euer su erblider, tros.
benz bic @lofe obre unterlaB tire
tnbeilperfiinoenben I6ne in Die ndbt<
ltde gttle binauslanote. Wum eilt Der
@l0dner mad Der Stride, Dffnet Die
Tbiire, un6 berauslprilt9t et1 fleiner
barfiibtger &nabe. Sas &erlden mar
pabrenb Der bes gaa6mittass abgebals
tener Rolenfran5anoa9t lanft eirgez
i6lumrmert unb erit ttef in ser yfa9t
erpaat. Sr ieinem Sdreden bate er
erit bte Tbiir 5u 6hnen periudt, mas
Tim aber ntdt 9elungen NOR, unb oann
gu benz @~lodenieil feline 3ufln9t seuoms
men, bas er 10 lanse Sos, BITS 9tlfe fam.
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8arttem6er9.

Stuttgart. 2aut ether 3uiant,
r1enitealng bat lid Der 3ettun9spertebr
tm a0ntgrei9e In Ben letten Sabren
1ngemein 9eboben. SIM lesten Be>
trtebStabre murben aus @irttember9
5n Noreiiaten TIM 2anbe nabe3u 3d.
1863 900 Seitungsrur1r1err %perianot,
iiber 100000 mebr alS i'm porberr
9~egange1er Sabre. NrS benz 9anbe
on auslanbti6e Ibreliaten purben
runb $4,000 3eitungSnummern abs
geltefert, iiber 3OO,0 600 n1ebr als i'm
Dorjabre. Die 3abl Der BON ausz
tpartS mad W%arttember9 berlanoten
3eitungsnammern betrug 5,127, 600.
ODER 417,0 DOC mebr oils I'M poraufse.
ganseten Sabre. Mn ben bonn 8erein
fiir ba8 @obl Der arbeiterbet GlaiIen
proiefttrten 6dus6en fonnte fiirsli9 nit
ben 8auarbetten b%egotnen lperberl,
mno es berr56t nun cine rege Tbdttsfeit
auf Dem Slate, mo Die aniieblung
rSitbeim" eriteben ioll.
Ga1mba9. 6ier purbe neulif
Der Na4lab Der 9aufmanuspitttpe bon
3us on IS @rbeu pertgeilt, Derielbe
be5lfterte ltd9 altt etipa 100000 Wtart,
mooorl Der Staat ais Grbtbaftsltelter
23.ooo Wfart erbtelt.
9onan. Ourb Die @unit Der
Wttternr9 tperoen bic Nrbeiten oes
britten aoies Der @6a5babn, 6onall,
gt6tenltetn, un9emetn geforbert. Dass
lelbe besinrt anf Der Wtarfun9 Sber'
hauiea uro enoigt anf Der Marfune
2oi1alt; @s bat etre Sange BON iiber
5000 Wteter. glut erlterer Wtarfnng
toil1tt Der Bab1lbof 9ottali 81 1tebe1l,
btllfsr iueld)eitt ote laIge 3abnrabftrede
anr gr1tet9lti1g oeS N~lbplatealis begiitnt.
Otele Strede erbdlt finf gabnett1s
1frlttte, pom oettert Die ar1 Nelbrnnneu
tro am Wintel tpe9ert ibrer GerraIieu
ittto Waierfhltteu iebr interehant
ltno.
Moielbetm. Gin unbeimIltder
Sunb wurbe oteler Gage aui Der bteli.
gen @emeinoemarfuu9 I'm firitlid @olf.
egg'iden Hepier aenadt. Man ents
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Dresden. SIN 36nt8retd 9adien
beft1ben fid CUR 3eit ettpa 1000 @drt.
r~eretet, In berer geger 1000 @ebilfen
uub ettua 10000 fDeiblide unb md1ti1s
lide pilfsarbeiter tbdtig iinb. Dabet
breitef fih bteieS @eiperbe mebr unb
inebr aus. Marnemtli9 entiteben In Der
um9e9en6 bon Dresden ui1b 2etpsig
INNER mebr Observation-Disclosures
Nnnaberg. Muh rniere beritbmte
9ptsenflOppelet pirb rtlrn1ebr BET Der
MISUNDERSTANDING IN Gbieago pertreten
fetu, ba 6ie betreffenben Sirmen cine
feiten8 ber fd6fiideu 0anbelsfaminer
tn @benlnis an fe 9eridtete, babin
be5isli9e Nufra9e In bejabenoem Slime
beartfportet haben.
Gbemnft. 8eim Ginriiden zines
9unbes In eite1 Sda9t, befien Ebiren
5a fdlieBen Ct pergeiien bate, ffiirste
Der l7idbrtse Tasearbeiter Miar pil5 III
oie Eiefe unb Durbe NIT 5ertriinntersem
S9dbel aufsefunber.
Q6bam. Sir tniere meme Maiiers
leitung, oeren Snbetriebiesung lester
Ia9e erfol9te, lnirb oas Waliers auf Der
a~leinbepiaer Glur, etipa feds &ilometer
bon Der Sto6t eutferrt, gefa6t un6 bon
DO mad einera 8ebdlter BON 600 2ubtfs
meter Snbalt, pel1er Die Stabt NIT
9odbrud Derforst, 9eleitet. Der Bau>
aifipaab betrdgt ge0en 300, 600 Marf.
$50 9duier babeu bts iest Gn56luB gu
ber Qeitung.
SaIettau. Geitens bes In Ghenns
ris perftorbe1ett YrtpatterS 0onis Sin,
enfel finb benz Mrnlennerbanbe unlerer
Stabt 10000 Marf lestmilie binter.
fuiefett nor6en.
@ur3en. Die Al SATIRE alte Sic.
frau @ilbfluaiae 6om lailerte i6rem
n~eunid6ri9en T6dfer6fu, oils banelbe
aus Der @dule fam, auf uno fprana
NIT benz 9inbe IN ben tiefen MiibIs
grabeu. Sdser, tuelde ipater poriiber.
8tngen, aogett ben 0ei1nain Der Wutter
an ba8 ufer. Die &inoesleihe lit nod
ridt aufgefunoet moroeu.
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2eate1 nit afabemil9er Biloung in lltls
ferem 9anbe beitebt, erbellt baralls, bas
gu Der fiirslid it~attsebabten Brafung
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Bet pom 4Afang 6isisg 9abrs2 bis
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9unte ems &analS fpurbe auf Der
Strede 5u MoSle=S0be elm felten I6D<
mes Stiid Bernftein BON Der @roBe
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wi9t betrdst 64 Rfunb, ser @ert6
ettpa 1000 Marf.
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laiiist, ieine ueberfibruns in bas 9ratte
felbauS gu 8erne n0tbi9 ma9te, tpos
ielbft ct mad eintgen Tagen perftarb.