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Evening journal., 1891-06-18

the people should be looted and robbed.
This extravagance must be paid for and
that not for one year only but the work
Of this Congress will pursue she people
for many years TO come.
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

The Hall Of Corruption will be removed
from Seventh and Market to Seventh and
Shipley streets. There Is difference of
q short square, but the effect will be the
same
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

GUATEMALA is hard up for cash too
have they pension list and Republic
G 10 administration
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

All the Presidents relatives should
have pensions. We don't often have
such President as Mr. Harrison Il
Louisville Courier Journal.
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

AS space has been awarded TO every
state by the Words Fair Commissioners
1T is in order for Pennsylvania and
Kansas to begin Ito kick.
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

PHILADELPHIA has had surplus Of
kressurers now she contenplates q
deficit Of treasure.
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

"a VICTOR NEwcoHB. the supposed
millionaire Of New York, who attempted
to shoot Flagler, was one of the boldest
and heaviest spectators on the Stock
Exchange till one year ago He was him
self thrown from third story window
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

In the Republican convention at
Columbus some cheered Harrison. all
howled for Blaine
Evening journal., 1891-06-18
POLITICAL NoTEs.

When Mr.. Wiley and Mr.. Chambers
both deny that Mr.. Chambers will be
chief OF police sit looks very much that
way"
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday June Is, 1891
TIE s0sathsy today rs lskely
10 be el0uay
The Women's Muslin Un.
derwear store looses not one
whit of interest.
Nlghtgopns.
Fine good cambrio Nightgown,
Mother Hubbrrd yoke Of AZ plaits
in 6 clusters, cambria ruffie on
neck. yoke and sleeves, zoe.
Fine good cambria Nightgown.
Mother Hubbard pointed yoke,
rows of neat Hamburg insertion
between fine plaits, neck yoke and
sleeves trimmed with neat en-
broidery, ST.
Skirts.
Fine good muslin Skirts, with wide
neat Hamburg ruflls and plaits
above, Soc
Fine good muslin Skirts, wide neat
hemetitched embroidered rufie,
with plaits above. 81 90.
Fine muslin Skirts, with wide cam
brio rutiie, trimmed with 2 70 IS
of wide heavy torchon inser ion
edge with neat Hamburg inssr-
tion between, 81 80; the SO so
kind.
DTa2VeYS..
More Of the Masonvill muslin Draw.
ers. wide hem and 2 clusters of 4
plaits, each, 35c.
You'd pay SOC at most stores for
these goods
The lawn and percale Blouse Waists,
Tea Gowns and Suits are here III
force, and the coolest garments
we know of for these hot summer
days
These fine Lace Mantles and
Capes were accumulated by
importers and manufacturers
in the last few weeks. They
didn't get off at regular prices
held too hard and too long.
Now they're two thirds or
more a gift to you.
Value up to $l2
shall 60 at e2 90.
Value up to $1k
shall go at So.
Value up to 500
shall go at $40.
About 70 of the richest
Wraps of the season, costing
up to $40 are put this morning
at SIS. No two alike. All
fresh goods.
Half a hundred black and
blue Cheviot and Serge Reef
ers, worth up to $I2 shall go
at So.
Second door. Chestnut street side.
A Tennis Serge. cream
ground with graduated stripes
in dark or light gray, brown,
ecru, garnet and blue, goes
from ST. to 75c Not clingy
but springy although they're
all wool. AZ inches wide.
Think of neat, well-wearing
Dress Pattern for 50 or col
cents! The S cent Challis
makes it possible. Fast col
DIS and handsome printing.
1T I8 cents half Wool !
Challis that in pattern, print
ng and color crowds the sol
ind 90 centers-if you're not
90 critical.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Evening journal., 1891-06-18
STORIES OF THE DAY.
he Nswsisst and Most Readable

The bright young man" was scarcely
block away when he met the genial and
eloquent Rev. r. B. Cook, d. D, who
said his wife considered the EVENING
JOURNAL the newsiest and most readable
newspaper published in the city.
Attorney Harry Emmons, who was
standing near by when this comment
was made. seconded the opinion, and
agreed TO 1t heartily.
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

Congressman Milliken's daughter Maud
is winning iaureis as comedienne in
amateur theatricsls at Belfast, Ne.
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

PENNIES AND SMALL CHANGE OAm
BIZ HAD AT THE COUNTING R0OM op
TA& EVENING J0UBHA La
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

Captain Edmund Mitchell, Jr.. should
organize negro rifle corps for political
purposes In the Fifth ward 1t is not a
courageous man who will take advantage
OF negro support to attack one of his
own race, his superior In intellect and
orderly behavior Mr.. Gorrell did the
proper thing in having Mitchell arrested,
de would have felt ashamed of himself
afterward bad be chsstised the little tin
soldier at the time.
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

MCKINLEY and tin plate in Ohio. High
Eaxes and no nasty" cheapness.
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

William X. Duvall. the enterprising
genius who last winter, roped in SO
many United States Senators and other
public men by naming a fictitious baby
after them, sending to Washington the
good tidings, and receiving valuable
presents for the child In return, was YES
terday sent TO the Maryland penitentiary
Tor nine years. Everybody will now re-
member dear little tootsy wootsy
Anthony Higgins Duvall.
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

1t looks as II Mr.. Mckinley will have to
send for Uncle Jerry Rusk TO talk to the
Ohio farmers. Uncle Jerry is about th .
only farmer left who believes. or pre-
tends to believe. that high tariff makes
rich husbandmen. Louisville Courier.
journal.
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

The managers Of the colored peoples
exhibit on Wilmington fair grounds
have brought thirteen peace officers IN
uniform from Philadelphia. What is the
matter with Delawareans that they can.
nos preserve the peace within her own
nordersf Do the managers Of this politi
cal iasco think that Delaware still con
stitutes the three lower counties on the
Delaware?
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

Bakers.
y. vbAEKLEY BROS. CO., 4th and French,
w. q j. LANG, Fifth and French streets.
PAUL o. SNYDER. 113 West Eighth street
"a. j. WEYL, No. East Second street.
CHARLES YETTER II East Tourth straat
Evening journal., 1891-06-18
DragOers..

More Of the Masonvill muslin Draw.
ers. wide hem and 2 clusters of 4
plsits, each, 35c
You'd pay SOC at most stores for
these goods.
The lawn and percale Blouse Waists,
Tea Gowns and Suits are here III
force and the coolest garments
we know of for these hot summer
days.
Evening journal., 1891-06-18
wAwAmAwrn,s.


PHILADELPHIA, Thursday June IS, 1891.
TIE s0sathss today rs lskeIy
o be elouay
Evening journal., 1891-06-18
BALTIMORE & OF 10.
RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect June Is, 1891. ,
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE Av. DEPOa
EAST BOUND.
Evening journal., 1891-06-18

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL-
A ROAD "RoYAL RoUrE' BETWEEN PHIL
ADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CRY. THE ONLY
,IUNF 1901
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09
Demand Cor Heavy Engines.

At no time in history OF railroads
have the efforts TO improve the work
Of engines received more attention
than at the present. Mechanics are
attempting to determine the most per-
feet combinations Of speed and
strength, and at the same time ecOno-
mize in the use Of fuel. Each year
the standard OF locomotives in this
country is raised higher and the en-
gines Of the present time are a great
Improvement on those OF even ten
years ago. Some master mechanics
are of the opinion that the heaviest
locomotive now built is as heavy rs il
is practicable TO build one. while
others predict that still heavier pas
senger and freight engines will be
built and the roadbeds Of the country
so improved as TO admit Of high speed
with safety even if an engine weighs
one-third more than the ten-wheel
passenger engines now in use. What
the future OF mechanism will bring
forth 10 increase the speed and power
Of engines is problem Of interest to
others than mechanics. indianapolis
Journal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09

At Milwaukee Tuesday, William \.
Higgins was held for murder for caus-
ing the death of Aunt Title Hunter,
an aged negress, by setting her clothes
on Ire in a saloon Saturday night,
sept. IL.
The remains of Phillip Mead, an old
settler, were brought to Eeloit from
Geneva, H.. where he died at the home
of his son, Charles Il. Mead, proprietor
of the Geneva Repu blican, and formerly
of the Beloit Citizen.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
new telephone line being constructed
between Appleton ana Milwaukee.
The poles have all been set and the
wires strung as far as West Bend. II
will be completed to Oshkosh by oct. J..
Thos. Wright, an aged resident of
Watertown. was instantly killed by a
kick from horse while driving. He
was visiting his children, Mr.. l.. a.
Wright, n prominent merchant, Mrs.
l.. Nick and Mrs. Aug. Suter, OF
Marshtield. He was IL years of age.
Mrs. Louise Scharke of She boygan
ran TO the beach with her 2-days-old
ba be. the other night, and, after wrap
ing the infant in pillow and laying it
down on the shore, jumped into the
water The lifesaving patrol heard
the splash and rescued Mrs. Scharke
and her child She was found TO be
insane and was taken TO the hospital
She will probably recover.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09
She Admired u.

At meeting of the woman's Press
Club, in Washington last winter a very
important topic came up for discussion.
Every member was interested in it.
When Miss Helen WatersOn rose ST.
Ience and expectation settled upon the
assembly. She put the whole matter
right in few clear, crisp logical re-
marks As Miss Waterson took her
seat again, there came a still small
voice from the admiring group behind
her. 1t was intended for whisper,
but it penetrated every nook and COR
ner Of the room. 1t said: Helen,
who made that dress you have on?"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09
ODD FACTS AND EVENTS.

1t is claimed that the word illinois is
derived from the Spanish word ''Llanos, "
meaning plains.
A bed OF pure rock salt that has been
discovered in the Colorado desert has been
found TO contain the fossil remains of mil
lions of grasshoppers and giant centipedes
that fell into the salt When it was in IA
liquid state.
Since Brazil became a republic it has
vastly increased in favor as q field for
German immigrants, of whom I,o27 have
gone there during the first six months of
the present year, as compared with ., 1922
during the whole OF last year, while in
1850 tbo-o ~ owl NoS
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09
ROMANCE OF A wIsTERIA VINE.
The Fat Landisdy Tells Why Certain
Room IL No Logger for Rent

II believe in giving every man
credit for what he does. but it's the
last time | give an actor credit for
what he don't" said fat landlady
who kept an actors boarding house to
a New York Evening Sun man.
Flows thatp" exclaimed the newly
arrived actor with the thin neck and
chicken breasted Adams apple.
Well said the fat landlady, you
see | generally have pretty full
house most always. All my rooms
are nice and large. the board is good
and everything is handy like. There
is only one poor room in the house,
and | keep that locked now; wouldn't
let it for no price.
Don't say, madame, and prithee
whyfore lockest thou the mysterious
chamber BY me faith. this savors of
Bluebeard. "
We'll, said the landlady. NO. -
is right under the ROOF, and close by
the window is large wisteria vine
which climbs the house aad takes u
double turn round two chimneys IL Is
strong enough TO hold II man and n
trunk"
"lIa, romance, exclaimed the
thin-necked actor but prithee go
on dame; the tale is wondrous
strange"
NO you don't get no gait on there,
young man, said the fat landlady in
stern tones that dashed his hopes; no
man gets that room now any more
unless he is over 50 or has rheuma-
tism in his arms. Them MYSTERIOUS
disappearance is shut down on. tn
be 50 in advance please. James,
show Mr.. McClaire up to No. 9.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09

THERE was poet once who could
compose sonnet while standing on
one leg. That accomplishment would
have won him great reputation in
these days of personal gossip. For
merly people read the works of auth
ors; now they prefer to read about the
authors themselves and take the works
for granted. Who cares what Mr..
Howells is writing or hasw ritten. pro-
vided 1t is known that he wears a
flannel shirt in summer and always
takes two Jumps of sugar in his Coffee
1t is matter of supreme indifference
to many people whether DR. Holmes
wrote Snow Bound" or the "Old
Oaken Bucket, who would yet be in
terested if told that the doctor smoked
clay pipe and kept white mice. In
short, mans achievements DO not in.
terest people so much as does the man
himself
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09

TINE is fast and relentlessly obliter-
ating that generation OF men who were
in the Northwest at the time of the
Black Hawk war. Within few years
at best the last OF these survivors will
have been gathered to his fathers. The
busy thousands of to-day do not pause
long to consider these men as they
drop out of the ranks OF the living and
are marshaled in the army of the dead.
And yet there was time when the
fate OF the frontier hung dependent up
on the watchfulness and valor of these
men. Abraham Lincoln, Winfield
Scott Maj. Anderson, Albert Sidney
Johnston. Jefferson Davis, were actors
along with them in the struggle OF
1882. After many generations have
come and gone it is possible that there
will arise a tradition-typifying the
prowess of these men-that at that
nime there were giants in the land.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09

No WORDS are sufficiently condcm-
natory OF "lynch law" Considered
in the abstract, the taking of a pris-
oner from the officers of the law and
Tn ticipating the laws judgment by eX-
ecuting him cannot be sufficiently
apologized for. 1t is unfortunate how
ever, that while lynch law can only
be spoken of to condemn it, sometimes
and, indeed, often-it happens that
the administration of summary justice
in given cases on known criminals
cannot be condemned with that hearth
ness that may be visited on lynch law
In the abstract.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09
The Tectiner's Fire.

Pure as the heart OF little child,
A stream from its mountain cradle wild
Crept into the town and away, dedled.
An insect dipped its radiant wing
In sweets forbidden, and tluttering,
Sank down TO earth helpless thing.
\ poet was born with voice divine,
de stained his soul with passion and wine
And daily fed with his herd of swine.
The stream was met 10y the cleansing tide
I'm dew-drop the moth was purified;
The poet sang one true song, and died.
Cosmopolitan.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09

In the long run it is the brain that
rules. In almost every out-oi-door
sport Drawn and strength give pre-
cedence slowly but surely to strategy
and science. The fact is just now
brought TO mind by IA comparison of
the base ball methods of to-day with
those of former times. The game is
one in which physical skill and agility
are absolutely necessary. Yet OF two
teams equally balanced in the mechan-
zeal part of the art the club which has
the thinkers is the sure eventual win
ner
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09

A MAN who has so much TO do that
he will work nights and Sundays as
well as week days is not likely to do
as much in the long run as the man
who rests at Gods appointed times in
order TO fit himself for effective work
between these times. Many a busy
man breaks down great deal earlier
than he needs TO because he insists on
working when rest is his first duty.
And many man who observes God 8
law Of the night and the Sabbath,
written in mans very nature, accom-
plishes far more in a series of years
than he could have wrought with any
violation of that law.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09

SOME clergymen have gone 81 far
as to preach special sermons on the
evils of bicycle riding, their frivolous
and worldly tendencies and the gene
raj decentralization that follows in
their train. And yet paradoxical as it
may seem. some OF our most respected
and talented clergymen are themselves
bicycle riders and the great defenders
of their use against ali critics. Some
employ the wheels on mission work.
Thus it is clear that not so set stan
dard OF approval or disapproval can
yet be named that will accurately de-
fine the bicycles place in the domain
of theology.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09

UNDER the present system every
convict who returns to his county or
takes up his residence elsewhere after
serving his term is apt to increase
costs to the taxpayer, not only by
his own crimes. but by corrupting
others. Where no close supervision
of such characters is possible it
never is except in cities-the returned
convict has full opportunities for cor
rupting others 1t is clearly as much
10 the advantage of public morals as
of public economy to give first offenders
the opportunity to reform of which the
penitentiaries deprive them.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09
SHlL0H'S
CONSU NJ PTi0N
CURE.

The success of tins Great Cough Cure is
without a raralel in the history Of medicine.
All druggists are authorized to sell 1t on pos
hive guarantee, te-t that no other cure can sue
cessiully stand. That 1t may become known,
the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
placing Sample Bottle Free INTO every home
in the United States and Canada. II you have
a Cough. Sore Throat or Bronchitis use 1t, for
it will cure you. If your child has the Group,
or Whooprng Cough. use it promptly, and relief
is sure. II you dread that insidious disease
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist Tor
SHILOHS CURE, Price 10 Cts, 90 cts. and
sI.oo.s II your Lungs are sore or Back lame'
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Pnce IS cts
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-10-09

Ir Is now generally believed that
the discovery of a system of artificial
fight capable of practical application
is only a matter OF time. 1t is also
generally conceded by those who have
carefully investigated the subject that
the airship of the future will be pro-
PEELED by electricity.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-07
NQer[ei.

: Grau Sophia @oIbi6mib bat uul
54eibung bon ibrem Wanne anges
tragen.
Sas 9iretiorium Der 6euerbes
ffattuugs- GefelI9aft ma9t mieoer6oIte
Gnhrengungeu, bic 5umme auf3ubrins
gen, um einen 8srbrennungsofen ans
f@ahen gu t6nnen.
= Sic bret biefgen .poHen" feiers
ten gefiern bas 25>idbrige 8efteben Der
8ranb Nrmp Of the &epubIic. SIN
Miifous @arten faab am Nbenb Gin
BAL fatt.
- Das 9ireftorium Der yNueba
9eon Smelling, &efining & Manufoc.
turing Company" in Montereh, ibers
ienbet uns cine freuubli9e ginlabung su
Der am II. Ipril ffattfinbenben feierlt.
den @%inweibung unb off3ieaen Snbes
triebfebung Der 59mel3s;1erte. Wir be,
buuern, baran uerbinbert gu iein, bic.
fem fefli9en Ntte bei3utpobnen, Der
ieinem 3wede mad fit Monterep ben
Nutru9 elmer neuen Wera aur tber.
raidenben @ntmidlung unb @r6Be Der
Staot bebeutet. Die ginmeibung, Bel
tpel9er Der Brdfbent Der Rcmpagnie,
6err Rubolfo Dreiet, bic 6onneurs
MAIDEN pirb, pe5ammslt bic Gpiben Der
@taatsbeb6roen, MineabeRber, Saul.
leute, Rapitaliften etc. unb mirb ad
gum sei6i6tli@en @reisniB far Mon'
terep gefaIten.
= Am Donnerftas Iol nun befiimmt
ber Gal 06Hing : 8oelbaume aur Ser,
banblung tomrnen.
- &i9ter Noonan bat einen Befebl
erlaEen, tpona9 Der Mapor un6 @tabt.
Glerf angemieien perben, benz Waaf9e
linton Sefels gu entipre6en unb ibm
bic WabIberidte poraulegen. Die @tabt
bat appelirt.
= prdfbent 0arrifon nirb am Is.
in @aluefon eintreffen unb big gum 20.
bort pertpeilen. Diea 9tabtbeb6roe,
@ottons @rhouee unb 6anoeIsb6rle bo,
ben Gomites ernannt, peI9e einen
pit6isen gmpfang In Scene feben
folen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-07
Observation-Disclosures

petitionen. I'm Rebuttiou bes Nis
feKments bon Yaulp & Dielmann;
Beth, gpfein, @olf, Marp Nbams;
@milte ManteufeI. u. Stapp wil i'm
8etrase bon $113.25 enti9dtist iein
fur AttiteI, tpeI9e ber @tabtarat ihr1
fortsenommel bat. 5. &alep petitios
rirt, baB In ieoer @arb Elm Nanr ans
geteQt werbe, Der bic StraBea reinigt
unb In 0tbuuug felt. Die Betition
bes alamo GiFe Club Elm gsmiTes
@runSftld In MOoblamn als 99ieBs
plaB bentiBeu gu Otrfen, tuirb getpdbrt.
9as Ginan3tomite bat bic Bsri@te
ber Deri9iebeneu 8eamten gepriift uab
ri@tts befunben.
Cine Orbinan3 tuirb a~us8earbeitet
uerbeu, mel@e bas freie 6erumlaufen
Der 3iegen berbietet.
l1eber foIgenbe petitionen tpirb gtin'
fig beri9tet: Die $rabelers protectiDe
Nfociation ~ein3ulaoen, San Mutonio gu
belu@en. Oas Bureau bes glerts Der
Observation-Disclosures In bic 2ups
pei Der @taetbaue 3u nerlegen. Die
Orbinana, tpel9e bas Mnbinben Der
Gubrmerte in Der Commensurate bers
bietet, babiu 81 auaenbiren, bob bic GriR
auf 80 Minuten ausge6ebnt tpiro.
9ie Stabt tbernimmt bic 8e3ablung
Der Ner3te fir bic Bebaubluns Der BET
einem 3ufammenifoB ber @priben bes
f9doigtea Geuerleute.
B~eurIaubniB erboIten: 6ront R6bs
Ter, s. Stude, s. s. Meper, O. @itte
Nemel, Gabiae, Silsbra unb anbere.
Dem M1enor 5rai9 uirb Elm @ebalfe
geifeIt tperben.
Der g. ". @traBenbabn.@ eieui@aft
miro 3eit geudbrt big gum 1. Nopem.
Der 1891, I'm ibr epiem fertisfelen
su f6nneu.
6. Grp, Gbafer & gra5en unb +.
@roos erbalten grlaubniB N~b3ussr6b.
rem legen gu btrfen.
Gum erfen Male perlefen iuurben bic
O~tbinan3en: Ser g. u. StraBenbabn
B:sere@t su ertbsilen; Wtil straBs gu
ertneitern.
Bedmanns &~eiolut;on, ben 8ei9luB,
pobur@ cine 6pecialfteuer bon 10 pto.
cent aur @olenbung Der Gtobt9aIe er.
bobeu tperben fol, in Mieberermdauug
au 3ieben, mutbe niebergefimmt.
Neue Mntr6ge. 0odwoob: DaB ST.
600 fir iebes Gpribenbaus' bsniaigt
merben. UNI S9laffelen fir bic Gsuer.
leute ber5uri6teu. 8~oelbaupe: Sie
Sen3 UNI ben Srabis Bari gu enlfernen.
@uerguin: DAB in Der 81 paio
StraBe 900 unb in 2a9apsus StraB9
800 Sub Maferr6bren geleet werben.
Perf@: DAB ber San peOro part
auf eln ober mebrere Sabre berpa9tet
werbe un6 Der MapOs 4nsebOte einfor'
bere.
8edmann: 9aB Bet bea, gisenibum
ber Mtrs. Matg Elm ReHer straBentbers
gang gelest tuirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-04-07
Der AeutIdbe saa.

Sn Der seftern abenb in 69ols's
Gale fiattsebabten 8erfammlung bes
Central Counties aur Geier hes Oeut.
f@en Sages purben bic Nnaebote Der
MagensG abritanten seDfnet. @s mel.
beten ft9 rur Die Milburn Wagen 60.
bon bier unO bic BobIeD Waeet 60.
bon Rem Orleans. Grfere bra@te elm
ipecif3irtes InsebDt bon $11O.40 bis
$112.50 pro Magen, unb 9eBtere min
ben gIei6en Masei 3u $67 liefern.
Iuf Intrag uuroe bic SHerte Der
BobIep Wasen 60. angenDmmen.
Ser 0orfbeube meIbete ferner, bob
bic 2offame angefomme,i feien unb er
bieielben borIduig in ieinem 6alIe
aufbemnbre, big Elm peKeubes 2otal
gefunben psrben tplrbe.
Die nd9ite 8sriammluns fol- ON
Montas ben 20. a~bgebalten werben.