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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08

Edna, daughter Of b. +. Thrash
er died Saturday evening, Jan. End,
of pneumonia. The funeral took
place from the Union church Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Insa Head, who has been
visiting relatives in Deer Park, re-
turned to her home in Davis, W.
Va, Monday.
Mr.. Jos, Lashorn, as has been
his custom for number of years,
entertained his friends upon new
years eve. Though the gathering
was not so large as usual owing to
so much sickness in town, those
present spent an enjoyable evening
and did full justice to their hosts
hospitality.
Col. +. c. Tillson who is spend
ing the winter in Piedmont, was in
Deer Park Thursday and Friday
last.
Mr.. c. O. Curtiss, who has been
book keeper for Davis & Bro, for
the past two years, has accepted a
position with Buxton & Landstreet,
Coketon, W. Va, and entered up
on his duties Jan. 4. Mr.. Curtiss
has made many friends during his
stay in Deer Park who wish him
success in his new work.
Mr.. r. Smith, of Pittsburg, Pa. +,
has been visiting his sister Mrs.
Geo. Thayer.
Mrs. P. NJ. Stemple, of Floyd,
was in town last week.
At the regular meeting Of Eagle
Council No. "a, Jr. o. e. A. NJ.
Jan. LIST. the following officers were
installed: Jr. p. c.. W. s. Jones;
c., c. II. Tillson; V. c.. A. H.
Long; r. S., W. ". Flanagan; A.
r. s., C. NJ. Wilson; F. s., B. f.
Thrasher; Treas, DR.. J. W. Laugh
lin; Conductor, G. J. Walter; War
den, ID. T. Thayer; Inside s., VIM.
VI. Thrasher. Outside s., Chas.
Smith; Trustees, S. p. Specht,
Henry Fredlock and John c. Beck
man.
Eagle Council opened the new
year with two initiations and Ave
applications.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08
The Teachers Institute.

Monday and Tuesday were days
easantly spent by the public
school teachers of Garrett county
in the sessions of the Annual
Teachers Institute, which was held
in Oakland on the above days. 1t
goes without saying that the Insti-
tute was a grand success notwith-
standing the fact that the instruct
or could not attend on account of
sickness. THE REPUBLICAN made
some very pleasant acquaintances
among the teachers while they were
here and hopes to see them again
at their next annual meeting.
We shall publish, in next week.
REPUBLICAN, the full proceedings
of the Institute which will be very
interesting reading to both teachers
and the general public.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08
SWanton.

Mrs. Alex. Falrsll was on visit
to her brother, DIR. Thos. West, of
keyser, last week.
Miss Grace West, of keyser, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss May Fitzwater and George
Fitzwater we're visiting friends in
Barton last week.
4. B. Hanger has returned from
Terra Alta.
The following persons have been
elected as officers Of the Painter NJ.
f. Sunday School for the ensuing
year: Superintendent A. +. George;
assistant superintendent, J. q.
Cummings; secretary, J. b. Friend
Treasurer, Mrs. A. +. George; Ii
brariau, John McRobie; assistant
librarian, Sylvanus Wright.
We are sorry TO learn that the
family OF John K. Barnard are all
down with grip.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08

Mr.. KILGoRR, Of Texas, whose
proud distinction is that he has feet,
objects to this country using its
war ships and other vessles as may
be necessary to carry toRussia dona-
tions Of food to the starving people
of that country.
There was no delay in the senate,
and it is to the credit Of the house
that but one voice in that body was
raised against this act of humanity.
Unfortunately one voice was
enough to put the resolution where
it will have to take its course. In
addition to feet, Kilgore now has
the proud distinction of being the
meanest man in America.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08

We have received from the author,
Mr.. Duncan McRa, of Kingwood,
a handsome little pamphlet setting
forth the natural resources and in
dustries Of Preston county. The
book contains fifty pages and is
filled with portraits of the promi-
inent men of the county, the most
striking being those of Judge Jos.
T. Hoke, Lieut.. r. NJ. G. Brown,
of the q. s. Navy, who is q native
of Kingwood, Hon j. p. Jones, of
Terra Alta, and Hon. VI. G. Wor-
ley, State Senator from Preston and
Monongalia counties.
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popesvIIle.

January came in a little rough.
Whilst Albert Stanton was COM
ing home from Frostburg the other
day he had a smash up. Hope
he'll have better luck next time.
We had spelling match at our
school house Dec. %, and had a
splendid time.
A few weddings are reported
from this neighborhood and few
more are on the taps.
There was a little social gather
ing at Thomas Chaney's Friday
evening.
Miss Maud Il. Pope spent tie
holidays at Frostburg.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08
MARYLAND In Sol.

Inc year 1881 Is looked upon rs
one of remarkable production.
Crops have been uniformly good,
prices have ruled high, manufac-
turing establishments have enjoyed
exceptional advantages and mer-
chants haye been enabled to carry
on q large volume of trade with
profitable returns. In this general
prosperity Of the whole country,
Maryland has had Q share, and the
old year closes with good balances
to the credit Of the various indus
tries in the Terrapin State.
The assessed value Of property
in Maryland increased So, G04,-
697, during the year, and 1t has
up from t459, 900, 900 to $50, 600, =.
600 since 1880. With this increase
Of tangible property has been .
corresponding advancement in the
preductiveness of the state, as is
shown bv estimates aud returns
made from various sources. The
oyster industry is doing well since
the opening Of the session, and in
dications point to a large catch. 1t
is now conceded that the culhng
law Is having a good effect upon
the beds, and 1t is likely that oys-
ter-dredging and tonglng may be
kept up vigorously until the end of
the season in April. and the esti.
mates of the best observers put the
years catch at IL, 200, 900 bushels.
Fishing for the year has been
uniformly good. The catch of
shad was enormous, and that of
herring little behind it, while rock,
bass, blue fish and other varieties
afforded the fishermen busy and
profitable season.
In agriculture results have been
eminently satisfactory. The peach
crop was unprecedentedly large,
and, owing to the excessive quaint.
ty of fruit and the exactions of the
transportation companies, the farm
ers not only made nothing, but IN
many instances lost money on the
best and most plentiful peach crop
of recent years. Other fruits yield
ed well and brought fair prices;
produce from the truck farms has
moved rapidly to market. and
there has met au active demand;
products for the canning factory
were above the average in quantity,
with the single exception of toma-
toes. which were short crop. The
corn crop for the year may be estl-
mated at 1851, 900 bushels. or
nearly 1000. 900 bushels more than
last year. About 5,S3S, 900 bush
els of wheat were harvested, nearly
500, 900 less than the product of
1890.
Foreign trade from the port Of
Baltimore has been unusually &C.
tive. For eleven months. ending
November 80, imports were sl7,-
294. 1913 in value, and exports were
$40. 532,l47 in value-an increase
of almost $5, 900, 900 in both
branches Of the trade. Exports
were largely corn and wheat, while
imports were all the various COM
modities which 60 to make up the
importation from foreign countries
to America.
In the iron trade, Maryland is
also acquiring an important place.
Several manufacturing plants are
turning out high-class machinery,
ships for merchant trade as well as
the United States NAVY, while the
great plant at Sparrow's Point has
grown perceptibly in everv depart
ment during the past year.
The coal trade in Western Mary
land has more than held its own.
Total shipments from fourteen min
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08
A MINIATURE LOCOMOTIVE.
Stephen Pagenhardt of Westernport,
Is the Constructor.

Is the Constructor.
PIEDMONT, Dec. 31.-Through
the courtesy of the designer, con-
structor and builder, your CORES
pondent is enabled to present to
the readers of the News, exclu-
sively, an accurate description of
the locomotive "Little Maryland
No. L." which is now rapidly APP
preaching completion under the
youthful mechanic and genius,
Master Stephen Pagenhardt, of
Westernport, Allegany county,
Maryland, which through the Hon.
Lloyd Lowndes, the commissioner
from Maryland, will be exhibited
at the Worlds Columbian EXPOSE
ton at Chicago in 1898.
The length of track to be used
will be 1875 feet, with a regular "T"
rail in miniature. It has one
"Mark" injector and one "Cellar"
injector. The size of the fire box
is 81 inches by At inches. The
hight from track to track to top of
smoke stack is III inches. 1t will
have eth American steam brake.
The steam guage which is the size
of silver quarter of dollar--is
made for pressure of go pounds,
although it will be run with 30
pounds of steam. It is only one
half horsepower locomotive. The
weight Of locomotive is l4S pounds
and length Of engine and tender is
52t inches. The cylinder is 2xsf
inches. The hight of driving
wheel is 5-l6ths inches. The are
90 one-half inch flues under the
boiler. The diameter of the boiler
at the smallest rim" is st inches.
The wheels are of bass, and the
boiler and other parts are of steel
and brass.
1t is a perfect locomotive and
tender in miniature-has a bell,
whistle, side guards, etc., in fact it
is complete engine and tender
and it has undergone critical tests
BY the chief from the Baldwin Lo-
connective Works who passed many
rncomiums upon the skill of the
youthful builder and designer.
Young Pagenhardt will shortly ex-
hibit it in Baltimore, Md, and per-
haps in Philadelphia.
The Pullman Car Company, Of
Pullman, ILL.,, have offered to con-
struct q train Of "vestibuled sleep
ers" to be attached to this engine
during the Columbian Exposition,
and the Westinghouse Company
wanted to have their car brake at
tached, but the details have not all
been arranged, rs it will be deter
mined after Mr.. Lowndes can let
Master Pagenhardt know how much
space he can secure for track pur-
poses.
Such talent as has been display
ed by Master Stephen Pagenhardt
should be brought to the attention
of the public and encouraged, as
this youthful genius is now only in
the eighteenth year of his age.
1t is hardly necessary to say, but
it is true, that his talent is inner
tied from his father, and by his
three brothers, who are his seniors,
viz Charles, Lemuel and Lee
Cumb. News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08

And n necessary outbuildings. This Ia desiI-
able property and H. located in a good neigh
borhood.
TERMS OF SAl.E-As prescribed by said
decree are one third of the purchase money
cash on the day OF sale. one third in one year
and one-'hird in two years. or all cash ut the
option of the purchaser. The deferred pay
ments TO bear interest with security to be ap-
proved by the trustee. Conveyancing at the
cost OF he purchaser.
DAVID GNEGY,
Trustee.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08
Selbysport.
Rain and mud have been visitor

Rain and mud have been visitors
for many weeks in our section.
Sunday, January Sd, a beautiful
snow visited our hill tops and bot
toms. We hope it will stay till
spring.
Messrs. Lytle and Bowling had a
grand shooting match in West Sci.
bysport on the End inst. Among
the lucky ones who won turkeys
were Llovd Connewav. M. W. Lytle,
Edward Frazee, Jos. Lint, Jr., II.
4. Bowling. W. l.. Dunkam and
Jonas Frazee.
Rev. NJ, Knots is holding a pro-
tractcd meeting at Blooming Rose.
Harrison Frazee is able to be out
again.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08
THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH.

We have Just received the largest line Of
Watches. Clocks and Jewslry that was ever
In this town. especially for the holidaya
Now In the time N call and make your se.ec-
dersold by any enc. Gents Open Face Watch.
e. for $500. good time piece. Ladies' nom q
up TO so. Gents and Ladies' solid Gold
Rings at ~ that can't be beat In the State.
Everything complete In the Jewelry line.
Call and be convinced.
Stop In and hear the wonderful Phono-
graph. Hear 1t sing, dance, whistle and al
Of the latest brass band selections by the U.
3. Marine Band.
Yours to please,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08
MILITARY LOTS NUMBERS
S73 AND S74,

Containing fity acres each. adjoining the
town ot Oakland. an more particularly de-
scribs~I in u deed nom Cses,rye Davis to b. F.
Kelley and Others. dated March 6 lSos, and
recorded in liber h. X. No. - folio $50 one
Of said Land Records.
These lots ARE ualmproved
TERMS OF 50 +: 0ne-third the purchase
money cash on day OF sale or on the ratnen-
ton thereof by the Court the balance In to
equal payments ~ one and two yeArs, 20 bear
interest IRON date OF sale and to be secures
ny the bonds ut the purchasers.
n. J. BLACKISTON,
NENJ. a. RICHMOND.
Truase1o.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08

SENATOR JOHN SHERMAN was
reelected to the u. S. Senate from
Ohio, by vote of 50 against Fora
ker, who had SO votes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08
70 ACRES

About so acres OF which are cleared and In O
lair state OF cultivation. the balance being In
timber. IL is well watered. II contains a
good sugar camp Of abouf fine trees. There
Is also good apple orchard Of fine fruit. The
farm Is improved by a com fortab BILE
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08
SWAN MEADOWS

Containing 10, acres of land, more or les<.
particularly described in n deed for the same
In deed from r. ". Pendieton and wife 70
HEM r. Kelley. dated December - ls6a, and
recorded In Liber ii. r. No. -. fnlio ola, ons
of the Land Records OF AllexAny counts.
This property Is well set In grass, has .
large apple orchard upon is and II improved
by cImmodious dwelling house, barns
stables. carriage house and other outbuifd-
ines
IL is q very fine grazing tarm.
second. All the interest of the late Gen. B.
+. Kelley (the same being one-third interest
in feel In
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08
SATURDAY.
THE 23RO DAY OF JANUARY,

1882. at II o'clock a IN In front Of the Post
ONCE. in the town OF Oakland. offer at public
ss lie all the real estate described In said cause
oeing the farm upon which the late John A,
and possess ed. lying on the county road |, ad-
ing from the Red House to Horse Shoe Run
and being In District No. s. Garrett county.
Said farm containes
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08
TRUSTEES SALE
OF NALC ABLE
REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue Of a decree of the Circuit Court
for Garrett county. sitting Court Of
Equity, dated the eth day ~ December, 1891.
and passed IN cause wherein MARY Glare
Kelley. administrative OF Bcrj. r. Kelley, u
complainant and John q. Kelley ct. al. an
de ,cndants. the undersigned trustees will. oh
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08
s. T.DAvIS.
Peddicord 4 Ped icord. Attorneys.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Under and by virtue Of decree Of the Cir
cult Court for Garrett county, in EQUITY
passed In . cause In the said Court, wherein
Enc L. Gauer, by her next friend David
9negy, IL plaintiff and Maria Gauer 10 defen-
dent. said cause being No. 5i2 Equity. will,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08

Go to 4. ID. MAYORS for your
shoeing and save time and money.
He has fine lot of shoes sharpened
ready to nail on. Also lot of
logging grabs on hand, and nice
lot of steel soles for cutters and
sleighs, All work guaranteed.
Asst A. ID. NAYLoR.
Harrison & Hill will positively
close their cash store ct Oakland af-
ter Jan. 18th.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08
HIGH PRICES KILLED At LAST
SAMUEL T. DAVIS,

The Cash Grocer, Confectioner and Je weller
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08

Casn Will 90, anu nOtnluk Dut Inc c8sn.
All grades Of Coffee ............. 2oc
Granulated Sugar.....--...... SC
Navy Soup Beans.....-............. Sc
Lima BeanS.............................. &c
Best Blacking..... &c per box.
Best Can Corn ........................ DC, for Is
Best Can Tomatoes..............-..- &c, 8 for Is
Best Can Salmon ............... ...- 16c
BEST oarutnes............. NC, fOr 70
Fancy Omtny-................... &c
Best Carbon Oil In the market l5c
Boxes SC, 1c per dck
2.Bars Good Laundry S0ap..... SC
The largest stock OF all kinds OF Nuts In town
lbs xxx Oyster Crackers fJr 25c
ID Best Tea In the market for 500
10 Good Chewing Tobacco for 25c
Pure Cider Vinegar only 20c per gallon.
Yoxes Carpet Tacks for SC.
All kinds OF Jelly &c a glass; 3 for Sc.
Mocha and lava Coffee only 3Dc per pound.
Fancy Mixed Candy, ID for &c.
The best Chocolate Drops In the market, 8e.
Fancy California Raisons, 8 lbs 25c
Fancy California Currants, 10 &c
xxx Soda Crackers DC, for 25c.
The best Extra Select Oysters SOC per quart.
handle the only complete line OF Fruits in
the town. Florida Oranges. Lemons, Bananas
Malaga Grapes. Pears, and Apples.
The largest and cheapest line OF CONNECTION
cry ever brought u Oakland.
The only store In town that carries o full
line Of Wilson, Cass Co. fancy Cakes and
ackers. Also full and complete line Of
igars and Tobacco and the well known Gu
ban Plantation Stogies. the best on the mar.
bet.
Please give us your orders for your Christ.
mas and New Years gins. will treat You
right. and give you the best goods for the
money
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08

Please take o moment and think what tbs
cash Will do, and nothing but the cash.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-01-08
SATURDAY.
the 3Orn DAY OF JANUARY,

1877, at 10 O'Clock a. M. in front cf the Glade
Hotel. In the town Of Oak land Garrett counk
ty, Nd. offer at public sale the following real
estate. viz:
First, All that valuable grazing farm. situ-
afed about I'VE miles south west Of Oakland
known rs Roberts Inheritance" or
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Weium6beit TIT 9feidtbmsu !

Or. g. g. Wejfs Nerpens nab @ebirn aur TT ea
pie, nerr6fe Reuralsta, 3ppfiAmer3en, n~erpbfe t1ebers
reiSuns nnb gbipannnng, peruriaAt hura ZEN hbers
mabiasn @enub bon altGbol rber 9abat SGlafcfs<
N Batnfnn ausartet unb alsemeines GleEb, Gte&z
lbnm nnn Fob berbettibrt. Gs " aud Elm SeiImittei
5esen frhb5etttses Iltern, sesen I1nfruHtbarteit, Jms
uria&t bnr4 sejttse ueberanftrensuns pber burd
Susenbianben. 9ebe S@attel entbdlf BITE Sur fur
fur 500, bnr& Die gpf sesen Gtnienbaus bes 4refies.
2Btr garantiren, bos 6 Sho@teln ieben Tal besier
irerben. MRit ieter Sefeluns fur 6 S9a4teln, bic Bel
unferen 56riftIi9en @arantie : G&etn, beB nil bes
Sen turhff9ifen, MEM bas Wiittel fetne Seilana Be-
nirft. SnlAe S&eine perbeu uur a~ussefsIt ppT
Ctr Drn8 Store lGin5tse @senteu) BIO. s Gaf
gcmmern Street, Gan S4ntOufO, Gesas.
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3.

SSm Sibungsiaale bes &eprdielte
tattteltbanies gu Nu1tin trat bic &pl1s
pention Der gteb5ii6ter bes States
Seras aufammen. ueber 200 Selegaz
ten tpare1 eri6ienen. @pp. Sogg be-
gritBte bic &onbention 1T ether ldneez
ren &ebe, 1T pel6er er 1T ge16ifter
urb ia6funbiger Meile bas alte aber
bod 10 pi6tige Sbema Ser Notbwenz
bigfeit elmer bollitdrbtgen &eform bes
teranif6en giebau6ts>8 etriebes bebans
belte.
- @eorg 8reitbaupt, Elm alter beuts
i6er 6armer bel Gpnberie, Der att epiz
leptii6en &rampfen leibet, tpurbe BON
e tielben befalen, als er an einem of
fenen Se1er itanb. St itiir5te Direct lit
Die 6lamntett unb obglei6 man i6nell
CUR 9iilfe berbeietlte, bate ct bereits 10
i6tDere 8ranbipunben am re6ten 8eine
bapongetragen, baB bafielbe abgenomz
men perben mllBte, na6bem CT nad)
San Mntonio gebra9t mprben mar.
Ser patient ipirb bermutbli6 balb wiez
Der pollitdnbig bergeitellt 1ein.
= Sic Na6ri6t, baB &ufus @lpper
bon ben 2euten 8ar5as eri6pHen muir
Be, erregte lit Sarebo piel Nufieben.
0fan 1T aagemein Der Nnii6t, baB Der
8oub. 6ogg mebr Stats &an6er att
bic @ren5e l6iden folte. Wdbrenb
fi6 auf Der merifanif6en Seite iibel
5000 SDlbaten befinbett, belduft itG
Die Mn3abl BON Splbaten unb Stranger
auf Der teranii6en Settle auf fanm 600,
1n6 bieie 900 Mfa111 polett eine@ren5e
BON iiber $50 Meilen 2dnge betpa6er
rnb bei6iben.
Sn Mc&inteD trat am 2. Sebrlt.
ar bic Contention Ser S9meine3i6tel
bes Staates Seras 5uiammen. gtmo
100 9elegaten tparer atttpeienb.
: Ser Sair ? @eieGl6aft BON Sill.
lespie COUNTY 1T inn Staatsiecretaria1
5u @uitin ein Sreibrieft ausgeiteQt NOR:
ben.
: Sn Dem Sale Ser Qufbebung Der
Sncorporirung DON eagle BaB als
Stabt bat &i6ter Sranflin euti9ieben,
baB Die Stteorporirung in Der porlie=
genben Torm l1ngeiebli6 geueien, bo
Die Staotgren5en su melt btnausge:
f6oben tDareu. Sept mirb eagle paf
uabri6eiuli6 nit engeren Sta6tgren=
BON neuem i~ncorporirt iperben.
= SIT Seniion Iinb bic meiften je.
ner Sarbigen, bic nit bo6geipanmter
@rtpartungen na9 Sflaboma ausman:
berten, in febr befrlatem 3uftanbf
uie6er suriidgefommeft, biele BON ibner
gu 6rBe.
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MQerIei.

Sic @lamo @leftrii6e 5traBen=
babn (@arten1traBe BreiaitraBe) bat
big auf @eiteres ibren 8erfebr einges
felt.
Sic in @olffons Store amgetea=
ten iungen Somen peranitalten am 10.
Sebruar einen S6altjabrs=8al in
&riI9's CONVENTIONS
Ser y8elu1tigungsratb" bes
,8eetboben Mdrner6or" bat cine lalts
mig gebalteue ginlabrng gu ieinem am
13. 6ebruar int Yabilon bes Miifionsz
gartens itattfinbenben Masfenballe err
lai1en.
s. s. &oB, Elm Qrbeiter Der bic
ligen neutrality-suspicious., Der altf
eit1em boben @eriifipagen an Ser So
lebab1traBe nit ber&eparatltr berO rdbte
bel6dftigt mar, itir5te, alS bic Maulz
efel f9eu Durben unb pl0bli6 at1Sogen,
BON ieitem boben Stanbpunft berab
unb sog fi6 tobtli@e @erlebunsen ant
&opfe gu, benen er balb barauf erlag.
- 3pei Neger tpurben lit Der Ndbe
beS Central 8iebbofes Derbaftet, mel6e
bier ~ipertbboIe aampfbdbne geitoblelt
batten. 3pei Der Sdbne parer bereits
anf Dem v6elbe Der @bre" geblieben
unb bic beiben anDeren tparet audi
i6oa arg nlitgenDmmer. 9a Die Sdbne
ellen Mertb BON mebr alS $50 reprd=
feItirten, ipirb ben beiben Sarbigen
lire Sport iebbaberei tbeuer 5t iteber
fDmme1l.
@bas. SmboH, Der I'M lebter
9erbite einen ginbru9sbiebitabl inn
9auie bes 9errn 9arnii6 gemadt
bate unb auf beHen Gonto au1 nod
Derl6iebene anbere @e1ebesibertretunz
gen ftebeit, lpurbe bonn &i6ter Nonman
81 sipei Sabren 3u6tbaus perurtbeilt.