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Liquor Dealers Covert Threats.

The VRe ana spfrn Gazette, Oficial organ
Of the state Liquor Dealers Association,
which has been printing matter lnlmical "
the interests OF TAmmahy Hail aud the Demo
cratic party II the state, In this weeks issue
makes a weli-denned threat against each.
II complains bitterly Of police blaCAmau
and says:
Dissatisfaction q the liquor dealers with
the present condition Ol things exists, and We
shall not he surprised 70 sec I, mud expression
Et the polls next Fall"
The evening world., 1891-07-29
STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK.
Employ ees on other Newark Rail-
ways Refused TO Join Them.

TfTTTTlL 10 THE TVENTNF WTRtU-T
EIwAKE, y. j., July 2o.-The strike among
the employees of the Rapid Transit company
virtually ended this myrHlng. None n the
other roads responded 20 the advances of the
Committee sent out t1 draw them into the
nEht, ana u large number u the strikrrs D.
came Asg4sted with the situation and To
turned 10 work.
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Morning Paper Selections.
AT NORRIS PARK.

First Race-Chesapeake, silver Prince.
Second Race-Fairy, Volunteer II.
Third RACe-RiOt, SimrOCE.
Fourth Hace-Tenny.
EifLh RaCe-DT. Wilcox, Wah Jim.
sixth Race-Ar. sass, PatTUcleS-
First Race-Chesapeake, Sir George.
Second kace-COrreCtion, WyaldOtte colt
Third Rlce-SimIOCk. Riot.
Fourth RaCe-LOngstreeL
Fifth Race adeuCc colt, Or. Wilcox.
sixth kace-PaCrocles, Celia
First Race-Mary stone, Sleepner.
Second Race-VOlunteer H., PoXIOrd-
Third Race-RiOt, simTock.
Fourth kace-Tenny.
FlftA kace-Ktlkenny, Arnold.
sixth Kace-Patrocles, Roquefort-
First Race-sirOccO, Chesapeake.
second kace-COFTectiOn, POXford.
Third RaCe-Ri1t, Celia.
Fourth Race ,nAtChl-L0ngstreet
fifth Racr-Arnold, Pulsiler's best tAlcalde
or " an Jim.
sixth Race-MLss Colville, Roquefort.
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Mrn operat!ves Sc a str!ke.

ST. JoHS, y. b., July ga virtual victory
for the mill operatives Is the result ot the
strike v hich they male against ten hours a
day. Two u the owners, Murray and Barn
hill, yesterday signed paper agreeing 20 the
riur-huur day and -tipulatluus. IL Will 10
douU, cause other mills ~ come u terms
The evening world., 1891-07-29
Newark's Bold Robber sim at Large.

SPECIAL TO rHE EFENiNa NoALn.l
SEwAEE, \. j., July 29.-NO trace Of the
daring thief who attempted % rob the ONCE
Of the New Jersey on Company, on Liberty
street, last evening, has yet been discovered.
although the meadows IN which he sought
refuge nave been thoroughly searched by the
fTeIght train during ths night aud escaped 70
Trenton
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Drowned in East III -.

The body ot man of about thirty years
was fOgad this morning In the East River, on
south second street, Brooklyn. There were
no papers found IN his Cl1thing which would
give 4 clue 10 his Identity. The man was
about feet : inches IN height, With dark
hair and smoth face. The body was decom-
posed.
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He Has Resigned, and Will Leave
the CuStOm-HOUS0 Saturday.
Moi Ready to Make His Reasons
Public.
His Successor Is Practically Sc
lected, but His Name is Kept
Secret.

col. joel b. Erhlrdrs resignation as Col
leCE0r u the Port II New York, u take effect
Au-. /, Is IN the hands oi President Harrison.
Although 1t was rendered a month ago, It
has not yet been formerly accepted b. the
President. col. Erhardt, however declares
that his decision In The matter is irrevocabIe
and naal. and that h. will leave the custom
House Tor gUcd the d-y after tomorrow.
The evening world., 1891-07-29
TO Keen a watch for Crooks.

Detective sergeant John Cottrtl, Of In
spector ByTness stan, leaves tonight for
Detroit, Mich, 70 keep an eye on the New
York crooks who may try 70 relieve people OF
their money aud valuables there during the
Grand Army Of the Republic reunion
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Wm Not Eleot a aovernor This Year.



SEBEAsEA CITY, Neh., July 29--Chairman
Watson has abandoned the prOIgct OF electing
Governor this year, having come 70 the con-
cIusi0n that such a proceeding would not D.
legal. He has decided Mt ~ call a special
meeting u the Republican state Central c. N
mittee.
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&C., to pe sent to Prison.

John walsh. az ~, own reQgest, was sent
% the island tor ma1tA from the Tomb5 TO-
day. He said II WAS the only way he could -
sept nom drinking.
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Showers, South Winds.

W WASHINGTON, July
%, - HsalAsr D.dI-
cations:
For Edg,eTa Sst0
York: Sh Otr srS;
stationary feTalsrd-
i1irf s1it'h trtaIs
ThetonoWtng record
shows the changesln
the temp sratUTe for
the past tWenty-fOur
- ..H a. 90. g.. a. l.. - -
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SIS. 600 Pepor.ed Missing.

TBT AsE0rItTrD PRESS
HoUsroS. Tex, July % a report reaches
here that ego, 900 are missing nom the eE-
press Office az k5gutzie, a big saw-Mill cen
tre Omgials are now making an lLVesll-
cation.
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Chesapeake ought 10 win handily. He gave
sleipner, who seems his most dangerous COM
petitor, nineteen pounds and \ beating the
last time they met. To-day there are only
fourteen pounds between the two. sleipner
should be second and Sirocco may be third.
The evening world., 1891-07-29
Thrown from Hls wagon.

Louis Eldelson, Of 80 Hester street, driver
was thrown from his wagon In iront OF 81
washington street this morning: he received
a number Of severe bruises anu was seA' ~
81, VincenJs Hospital
The evening world., 1891-07-29
Prohibition Causes Loss OF Travel


fHY ASSOCIATED PhEss-l
PoRTLASD. Ne, july 29.-E. c. sweet, pro-
priet0r Of the city Hotel, has called a meet
ing Of his creditors. He says the enforcement
N the uquOr law Is the prime cause Of his
embarrassment, not 81 much from loss VI the
bar receipts as from loss u travel
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Patrocles looks q good thing In this race
and he may win with something to spare.
salisbury may be second and R0quefort ought
70 beat the others
The evening world., 1891-07-29
John R. Reed, the Oldest Actor, Dead.

Alderman John Roland Reed, an ac'or for
stXty-seyen years, Is dead IN Philadelphia
whore he was born elEhty-three years ago He
yrs, the father OF Roland Reed, the comedian.
The old mans expert nee on ne stage Was
longer aud more varied than that Of any OF
his contemporaries
The evening world., 1891-07-29
city Positton Vacant.

A Ctvil-SeTvice examination for Foreman OF
stables IN the Street Cleaning Department
viii Be held AZ Cooper Union Aug =
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Fell out and Broke his Jaw.

John CoanoF fell Iom the second story OF
ll3 Prospect street, Brooklyn. to-day and
sustained a fracture OF the Jaw. He was re-
moved 10 the city Hospital
The evening world., 1891-07-29
Found the Body OF Baby Girl

christian GOyer, OF BIZ East Eleventh
street. while AZ work on the dock az the 1901
NJ East Thlrfy-eighth street this morning;
found the body VI a seven months p.i s-'
htIy, It was sent 10 the Morgue.
The evening world., 1891-07-29
remely Improbable, Tenny should win.
Fifth Race. Handicap for two JsAr-olds siI for.

Tit, race looks a good thing for DR.. wilcox,
whose best hold l. IN the mud. The Cadence
colt should b. the runner up and Arnold
ought 70 b. third
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Flrst Rare-Zen0bia, FttIToy.

Second Race-Hettle, OakwJOd.
Third kace-DaIsygian, the Vintage Time
nlly.
Fourth Race-BeIeyue, FlAyia.
Flfth klCs-ktng-tgn.
sixth hase-GOld Wave, Airshaft.
seventh haCe-AOunLaIn Deer, ClAm0F
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First Race-AnOmaly, Jay Qu Fl.
second -BCtheratiOn, MAnhassett.
Third Race-HOustOn, DalsyTian.
Fourth Race-NglteTey, Bellevue.
Fitrh KaCe-Tu!la Blackburn.
SlEth RAce-COld wave, Maggie Murphy.
seventh Race-Rushllght Romance.
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with the corresponding date of last year, As
Indicated BY the thermOmeIeT AZ FeTy's
Pharmacy:
1920 1891 1890 1891
a.. -, n. - 81 "a =. ~. ~. Is 70
AvsE.Es tsrapsrsiars for OoESSPOadiAS date Last
TsaE. "a degree
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AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

First Rare-Jay Qu FL, Anomaly.
Second kaCe-Rhada colt, Refrain
Third Race-DalsyTian, Houston.
Fourth Eace-Ecl!pse, RArly Blossom.
FlfLh kaCe-KiugstUn.
sixth Race nder Cover, Maggie Murphy.
seventh Hace-ssymOuT, ClAmOF.
The evening world., 1891-07-29

Correction ought To have no difficulty In
winning this event with her light impOst.
Fairy may b. second and St Pancras may
beat the others
The evening world., 1891-07-29

MI. ra|e sF0ull q % celia She won N a
great big gallOp on her tirst time ont and Il
was IN heavy going. She should win again
to-day. SimrDCk should be the runner up and
Register may beat the others.
F9grth Race.-Match q, 900 each, With g. 500
Eid-i mile and quarter.
ID. T. Plls,faTs Tenuy .........,. . q Barnes ll4
VI. j. Dnyer's Lougstre-t. --....... HamitouI l-I
II the match race takes place, which IS eN-
tremely Improbable, Tenny should win.
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First RaCe-TheoTa, Insight.
Second RaCe-Hettle, Kingdom
Third RaDe-HgustJn, Vintage Time tl!y
Fourth RRce-Flayia- Bellevue.
Futh RaCr-kiuEGtJn.
sixth Race-AlTshAft, Cold Wave.
seventh hace-ROmanCe, Rushlight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-12
SOUTH CAROLINA.

The county school commissioners are
beginning to send in their annual reports.
Tom Jones, a negro at Clinton, was
killed a day or two ago by tree falling on
him.
The quarterly meeting of the Aiken
county alliance will be held on Friday,
Oct. %.
State Superintendent Of Education May
field gives notice that the state board Of OK
aminers will meet on Oct. 81.
Two negroes got into a dispute over G
game OF cards at Goldville, Laurens coun-
ty, day or two ago aud one was killed.
At Batesburg a day or two ago a negro
had three fingers so badly lacerated in a
cotton gin that amputation was necessary.
Frank L. Townsend, eldest son of D. A.
Townsend, assistant attorney general, died
at Union Tuesday. He leaves a wife and
one child.
Gov. Tilman has appointed T. A.
Huguenin, George II. Tucker and Tbeo G..
Barker commissioners of election for
Charleston.
Gov. Tillman has received an invitation
from Gov. Jones cf Alabama. TO attend the
southern exposition at Alabama on "Gov-
ernor's day"
Col. w. Jasper Talbert defeated Col. John
T. Castor for superintendent of the peai-
Tertiary. 1t is now rumored that Col. Gas
ton will be candidate for congress in the
Third district
A great many families living in Drayton-
vile aud Gowdeysville townships, in the
upper portion OK Union county, are leaving
their farms and moving to the factories in
Spartanburg county.
An invitation to MAKE a speech on alli-
ance day. at the Geo gia state fair at Ma
con, has also been extended to Gov. Till
man by Allard Barnwell, chairman OF the
executive committee Of the State Fair As
ISOLATION.
Another negro row, similar to the one for
which the eleven negroes were recently
convicted, is reported 10 have occurred OF a
negro church, near Princeton. in Laurens
county, day or two ago. Nobody was
killed, but knives were used freely.
Grant Scott, the young negro man who
shot WIN Whitaker on the night OF Sept.
20 at a gambling rendezvous Ia the
woods IN the outskirts Of the city Of Aiken,
has been convicted OF manslalghter aud
sentenced 70 three years Imprisonment.
Messrs. Lyon ard Nnshburn, editors OF
the Aiken journal and RsrieiU, have
bought the store on the corner Of Rlchland
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FLORIDA.

The cigar factory at DoFuuiak is turning
out l, 800 a cigars day.
OcAla has expended $40 297 in erecting
new buildings the past year
The presbytery of Florida will meet at
the Presbyterian church at Quincy on
Friday. Oct 16. The opening sermon will
be preached by Rev. c. P. WalEer.
Ben Shepard, who lives about seven miles
west of Quincy, made this year, on five
acres Of land, 2,956 pounds of tobacco, for
which he received, last Tuesday, $500 20 in
cash.
Joe Stapp, for twenty years one of Lees.
burg's valued citizens, left on Monday last
for Fernandiua, he having accepted the
agency Of the Southern Express Company
at that point
The action of the Pensacola Terminal
Company in reducing the street car fare so
per cent for the school children has proved
a popular one, and the parents OF the little
ones have not been slow to take advantage
Of it.
The Leesburg Rifles now number forty
three men. The company Is splendidly
drilled, and before Nov. l will be fully uni
formed. On Dec. Col. Abbott will inspect
the company. A plan is now on foot to have
the armory enlarged.
Chancey w. Wells of Tampa is Offering
ten lots and $50 cash to any cigar firm that
will agree to erect s., 900 factory and work
at least 100 cigarmakers continuously on
the land donated by him. The lots are very
desirable ones, bat a short distance north
west of the brick factory.
On Friday, while south-bound midday
passenger train, en- route TO Pensacola, was
near Bluff Springs, Conductor ]. R. Keeling
detected a negro tramp on the pack part of
a coach sitting on brake beam. He shouted
at the man, who, evidently becoming fright
ened, loosed his hold and fell to the ground.
Quickly as possible, but too late. One en-.
tire coach passed over the Negroes body
crushing it in o horrible manner and kill
ing him instantly. The train was backed
up to where he lay across one rail, the train
men intending to assist him if he needed at
teution. but, as he was dead, he was Left on
| the sDOt.
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Compagnie Generale TransatIantique
French Line to Hawe.

BETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
- No. az, n. R, foot of Morton strest- Trav
elers by this line avoid both transit by English
railway AMI the discomfort of crossing the
the company's dock at Havre direct for Paris
on arrival of steamers. Baggage checked at
New York through to Paris.
La BRETAGNE, COLLIER, SATURDAY, Oct.
II, 3:a0A. NJ.
La CHAMPAGNE, BOYER, SATURDAY, Oct.
"a. ga. NJ.
LA GASCOGNF, sANrnL11, SATURDAY, Get
31.2P.M
PRICE OF PASS AGE Including wine):
TO HAVRE-First Cabin, from $50 to $3.50,
according to location: Second Cabin, S60 steer
age from New York to Havre $24 s., st. craze
from New York { Paris S27 so, including vine,
bedding and Utensils
A. FORGET General Agent, 8 Bowling Green,
foot of Broadway, New York
Or r. W. HUNT, Esq, 20 Bull street. MEssRs.
WILDER & Co, 100 Bay street, Savannah
Agents
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KIBsLINQS NURSERY,

WHITE BLUFF ROAD.
DLANTs, Bouquets. Designs Cut Flowers
Il furnished 70 order. Leave orders at DAVIS
BROS, cor. Bull and YORK ~. Ihs Bell Raj
ssy passes tar0uga ne nursery. Ieleph0Eesio
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BEAUFORT AND PORT ROYAL, S. c,

STEAMER ALPHA, Il. A. STRosuAR.
VIII leave every Tuesday and Thursday at II
O'Clock A. NJ, returning every Wednesday and
Friday. No freight received after 1880 a. NJ. on
sailing days. win touch at Button on Tues
day aud Friday.
Special trims to Button every Sunday at 10
A.. NJ returning leave BlufftOn at A. N. Mon
day
For further information. apply to
c. H. MEDLOCK, Agent, Kate's wharf
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-29

6 . { | 8.
Cages Gbrpmif.
%. SUM.

20. SUM-.
81. Der 9potel @etrus sefreu5ist. = DEF
Nppitel 9auIus entbduptet.
1886. Ferdinand Ill, Ger Sell. +. Gaitt;
Iien un6 2eon, erpbert GprbDba.
1882. gbilipp II. bpu Spanien 5iebt als
&5nig bon 9crtusal in 2iiiabpn ein.
1910. Senriette, Sersogin BON Orleans
To4ter &arl'S /. bon @nglanb, bur9 tbrer
@emabl bergtftet.
1879. Sriebe 3u CT. @ermain en- Laye.
1897. 8roelamiruns Der ctsalptniiden Ste:
pubIif.
1901. Benedict @rnolb, Observation-Disclosures
General seftorben.
1881. Sreiberr bon Stein, preubii6er Mi
hitter, geitorben.
184s. Grmdbluns bes @rsber5oss Sobanr
gum beutiden Sei9speripeler.
1852. Senrb SLAP, Observation-Disclosures Mi:
nifter, geitorben.
1861. Die &ebeIen iberfalen Sarpers
Gerrb, unb a~eritOren peridiebene 8octe uni
Sic @ilenbabnbriide.
1854. Groberung Ser Snie[ Mlien burd 81,
9reuben. Sdniiher 8erlmft 5000 Nann
aIes @eIdib unb 1000 @efansene,
1856. Gritiirmuns @iti9in's.
1889. Die @ranb Surn in @bicasp erbtbr
Cesen iieben gerioner, @Dusblin, O'SulIiban
@oD6ruff, 8esss, Martin 8urfe, 8atric
GoDnep, "the Fox" unb Sobn &unSe Gnflag'
tregen Der Grmoronng grcnins.
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@eiunbbeit 1T Gaet@tbnit +.

OF. g. g. @tfs Nerpens unb @ebirn : Rur IT Gin
sarantirtee ipefif5Hes 6eilmtttef fir 6pfterie, 9rdms
VIE, usTrbie MeuraIstds a~rpIIMmerlens nerpbie ileters
felyiu8 unb Nbfpdnnune, peruria9t burm ben hterz
rud6taeu SEEMS Dor NltotcI cher Eatat; G@IafLpiss
fefts Mtetergef9fusenbett uub @ebitneripetmung, bic
IN WaHnfHn nasarfet unb nneemeinee Glenh, GteMs
tbnm NIB Grt terteifhbrt. GS III and etu 6esimittel
Fpfen5 Set teiben @ef4IeMtera, Gpermatprrbpea, pers
nria9t bird getfige uebernnsreneune cher eur2
SHsenkfinten. Sese G9a9teI entbdIf bic 3ur ffr
etnen Mcnat. 500 bic SmamteI, pner 6 GmdGteln
fur 800, but@ BE Nef sesen Ginienbuns bes 4rdies.
Wig 9nfnnfiren, bae 6 GAadteln iehen FAT betler
netbsn. Nit ieber @epeuune fur 6 SAA9teln, bic Bet
une nit BEN Bretle ~etAIdnIt, feuhen wtr BEN Beieuer
uuleten f9ftftIt@en Dnrantie : Gmein, ba6 mir bas
Sch mrfdI9i6en, renn has Detttet teire Seiluns bes
ntrit. GDI4e G@etne irerben nur auSsefeut Rom
gifts DrMe Gtnre (GiuBiee Meenteu) 70. s CAT
Commerce Street, Gan autcntr, 3eyas.
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Sesas.

- Mm l1fer bes San Warcos. 6IuKes
nabe 2uling Rnb mebrere Rno@en ei'
mes borFntfutbli6en 3bieres ausse.
eraben tuorben. Gin 3abn miBt13 3oq.
Der 6armer O. Maiur, finI
Meilen iI56fIi9 bon Seouin tpobn'
Daft, bat H6 eri@oHen.
2ertDiQe beranifaltet cine groBt
@ierte' Sulis Geier unb label oa3u ben
garaen Staat SeTas elm.
Gas @efeb, tpel6es ieparat'
Wassons ftir MeiBe unb S@mar3e auI
gifenbabn3iseu porf@reibt, tritt an
Is. Suli In 2roft.
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Nukerbem maren au@ nod ber Sos
IabosS 9abensglub unb ber Ndermanns
G1hben glut (ebenfa1s bon Der
Salabo) bertreten. Ni9t bertreten
uaren bic Neu. BraunfelfersG 9hben,
bic iebt fart bur@ bic 8orbereitungen
3u ibreri an 4. Suli ob3ubalten0en
S@hkenfet In Mnipru@ genommen fiab.
IS puroe auf benz preisf6ieBen an
Der 6elotes iebr gut gei@oRen unb nod
BEN SGieBen amhFrte mon fi@ BEL
Spiel unb San3 unb man9 tiefem 3us
aus f@dumenbem 9umpen nod alter
G@hbenart outs 8eitel
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Sin e%iaentbamlidbes 0ufumemt

Gtn ei8entbImlid)es 9ufument
III Der 8eri9t Der @ranb. Sum. Mie=
manb nirb beftreiten. BOB bieIe G6rper.
i9oft bas &e@t babe, municipale unb
@ountps Nngelegenbetten gu unteriu@en
unb fe bat ia bieies &eGt ail9 btnldngs
li9 aussetbt, tnbem fe uo9enIang bic
beri9iebenen @tabt5eamten i'm 0erb6r
bate.
Der BeriGtif 6eRhaIb eigenibimli9,
neil er algemeine Intlagen erbebt. Oh.
ne gu poftipen &eiultater gu geloneen.
Benn irgeubno cine frafbare Pfi9t.
berna@ldffguug Ober @eloperf@wen=
bung be~rborgetreten 1T, narurn tperben
bic e6ulbieen ni9t %genannt unb our
&e9eni6aft g~eaoaen2 @s muB alio
bod bieftir tein @runb borgeIegen pa.
ben ober Bic @ranb . Surp ma9t f9
ielbf gu MitI9uloigen, inbem He ttil>
I9peigeno buIbet. mas Gnbere ebenfals
als ni6t ungere6t uab ftraHdlig be-
tra6teten.
Sn bieiem Shine aufsenommen lit
ber Beri6t aber aud elm iebr einieitiger
6erielbe t6nnte bielei1t melentli9 mo.
b%ii3irt, erldutert unb tIar geite0t tper.
ben, ,pen1 man Der anberer partei bas
Wort ertbeilte. go bat bic @ranb.
SUN nur ibre abertDdltigenbe Mn9t
benubt, UNI angemein gebaltene Mntla,
gen in bic Delt au f@leuoern, MiBtraus
en- 3u errege1. lub bod Mles beim vi.
ten gu belaHen. 9omit fann weber
benz publifum nod ben Beamten &c.
bient feiu.
9enr1 bab Der fielpertretenbe Mopor
@uergin i'm nergangenen Sabre eben.
fals @eba!t besog, tudbrenb Mapor
Galagban abmeieno mar, bas bdtte
ntaa aud obne bic @ranbsSurp ausfins
big maGen t6nnen. l1nb Ginan3tomite
uno Stabtratb tperben bieien Nusgabe.
pofen p0bl gutgebeiBen babsu. SaB
bic Gtabt bon Monat at Nonat @eIb
bergen m u unb marum m, bas meiB
ieber Btrser, Der nit ben Stabtf.
rar3en berpanbsrt III.
@tan6 Der @tabt ni9t au, bic Stabt.
bale 3u boQen6en uno $55, 066. "a ba'
fir a~us3ugeben (eiae Na6bemiaigung
bon 49, 600 au benz 3pede tpurbe be-
tanntli9 gema9t, oaDon erpdbnt bic
@ranfiurn tebD6 nidts) tuarutn fDmmt
bann ni9t bic @ranbiurp gum gntf@eib
uub lest bic 8ernntmortung babin, mos
bin fe gebDrt Die 3nRnuotion :
Was aus benz @elbe gemoroet, 1T cine
3ueifelbafte 6rage unb f9meft rod
Demaeogentbum. Ri@ts III lei9ter, als
btes fefaufelen.
DoB nod teine Nbfans 0erbren.
uuues6fen borbanben Rnb, tnlfen mir
GIe. Nber 1T elm gnhem borbanben,
bas R9 betpdbrte? 9ieieIbe Grase
ipielt au9 gegenudrtig tpieber in Mil.
tuautee cine grDBe &oue. DaB aber Der
Gonb nod borbanben 1T. bariber be.
ftebt tein 3ueifel.
Run fommt nod bic @traBenpiafe.
rung. Sie @ranbsSurp bat nod ben
Nnfi6teu Dou Ga@mdunern entf@ieoen.
SIS fr1gt H6 lur. her biele Ga1mdn.
ter finb. Wirb aber BEL Der pfiafes
rung Elm ofsn6arer S6minbeI seibt,
tDarum gebt man ben S@minblern ni6i
on ben 4ragen
Das Document benefit, bab man RG
bic er6Bte Mtbe geseben, etpas su fin.
ben es rie9t iebr fart nod NuimO'
FtGt.
Subtle fi9 bod &i6tsr Woonon pers
| nm Init Npr Mrnuh. cEu,n MA 40 ;hreu
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8urfe's Natatorinm.

9dsli6 offeu fur 9erren = Greitass
ausgenommen bon 6 ubr Worgens
big IL ubr Gbenos.
Grettag Ofen fur Jamilien tpdbrenb
berlelben Stunoen.
9artien bon rs perIonen unb mebr
t6nnen bas 8ao bel Der Gtunbe bsIegen.
S6bne 3e1en, tibles Dafer, fei.
mes S6wimmbab.