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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02
N2n7xeuS- GA~ $E2to0E
+. BRITTON. JACKSON. TENN.

A +. BRITTON, JACKSON, TENN.
a. writes: ~ contracted malaria in the
swamps OF Louisiana while working for tho tele-
graph company, and used every KIM Of medi-
cine / could hear Of, without relief. j at last
DcIcor succeeded in breaking the fever, but
IOIoON 1t cost me over 800, and then my
system was Frustrated and saturated with poi
son, and l became almost helpless. ! finally
came here. my mouth 30 filled with sores that
could scarcely eat, and my tongue raw and filed
with little knots. Various remedies were re-
sorted to without effect. / bought two bottles OF
b. b. b.. and it has cured and strengthened me.
All sores Of my mouth are healed and my tongue
entirely clear OF knots and soreness, and l feel
like new man."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02
TIE LIQUoR-LIcESsE CASE.
MsrHoDIsTs IN CONFERENCE.
Securing Right of Way for the Norfolk
Wilmington and Charleston Railroad.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch,l
WINSTON, N. O., February 2S.-The Quar-
terly Conference of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church was held in their church yes
terday morning, tho Rev. Mr.. Adams
presiding. lie held services this morning
and tonight and delivered two very in-
teresting and instructive sermons toa very
large audience. Communion services were
held this morning and the number of per-
sons that went to the altar were more than
double the number of any preceding year.
Mr.. G. Il. HorDer, owner of the Bryn
agent Of the Norfolk, Wilmington and
Charleston railroad He Is here for
the purpose of obtaining right of
way through this county, and he SAYS
that he has found but little difficulty in
obtaining them. as nearly every one that
he has called upon gave 10 the road freely
without charging cent. He reports that
the construction company Will begin TO
grade the track and commence laying the
rails in less than four months and VIII
have the road completed III SIX months
more.
AN ELECTION.
The commissioners of the county will be
asked at their next meeting 10 appoint
the time of holding an election to say
whether the voters of this township shall
vote for Windsor township to take SIS, 600
worth Of stock in the proposed road or
not. There are ga free-holders IN this
township, and nearly enough of them have
signed the petitions to the commissioners
TO order the election, and many Others are
signing the petitions every day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02

X. Il. Saulter, Athens, Ga, writes: al have
been afflicted with catarrh for many years,
although all sorts Of medicines and several doc
tors did their best 10 cure me. Ny blood was
CATAQUU very impure, and nothing ever
IN hNltli had any effect upon the disease
until used that great blood remedy known as
b. Il. b., a Few bottles OF which effected an entire
cure. | recommend IL to all who have catgrrh.
l refer TO any merchant or banker OF Athens,
Ga, and will reply to any inquiries"
NH 2-W&Su1mnr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02

.Iany


Nos. Ia So, aul 70
and rs stop on slsiA
traliA. and Chester 3d.
Manchester. DreNrlt
No pa stops On sifnA
passengers parh,'.
plng-places Tor tlr .s-
NJ 81, 30, 50, ae, H.i
signal at all STA ticnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02
THE SOCIETY EVENT IN CHARLOTTE.
Wedding OF Miss Annie Tate and Mr.. j. A.
v. W~sver-A Man Sawed in Two.
feDoc,,i ,atoc,a W, 70 thu Dispa,chl


v. w~sver-A Man Sawed in Two.
Especial telegram to the Dispaich.l
CHARLOTTE. N. c., March 1.-The mar
rage ceremony of Miss Annie Tate and
Mr.. j. A. V. Weaver. of Chicago, took
place at the First Presbyterian church
here tonight at 9 O'Clock. This event has
been looked forward to with much interest
bv society people all over the State. Miss
Tate is reigning belle in North Carolina,
and. indeed, wherever she goes. Mr..
Weaver Is a promising young lawyer OF
Chicago. Elaborate preparations were
made for the happy occasion, and num-
Der of prominent people from various
places are in attendance. An immense
crowd thronged the church 20 witness the
ceremony. An elegant reception was gwen
at the home of Miss Tate after the we'd
ding. The presents were numerous and
handsome Mr. and Mrs. Weaver leave in
the morning tor New York and other
points.
HORRIBLE DEATH.
News reached here to-day of the most
horrible death of w. A. M1isehheimer, of
Cabarrus county Mr.. Mqsenhelmer was
working at his saw-mill when he stumbled
and fell against the saw. lie was literally
torn asunder. His heart and lungs were
ripped open. his head and shoulders fell
on one side and his body on the other, and
death was instantaneous.
THE IIQUoR-LIcEYsE CASE.
The Reesler mandamus case continues TO
absorb the attention of the Superior
Court. number OF witnesses have been
examined and there are numbers of others
TO follow. The case will hardly be given
90 the jury before Thursday or Friday.
Rev Edward Mack. of GoldsbOro', who
recently received call to the pastorate of
the FIRST Presbyterian church here, ar
rived in the city to-day to officiate at the
wedding of Mr.. Weaver and Miss Tate.
Mr.. Mack met with the officers of the
church this afternoon and formally accept
ed the call.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM.
There is a great deal of enthusiasm here
over the proposition to have David b. Hill
speak here at the goth of May celebration.
Every effort will be made to get him to
come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02
pEnooS. rrrrEn 6 Co. Aaetloneer.. = 3
By james II. Cronshaw,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No.lI north Eleventh street.
rNRUSTEE'S SALE OF THAT VALU-

TRUSTEES SALE OF THAT VALU-
i ABLE LOT on THE SOUTH SIDE or PLEA-
SAINT STREET ARNINETEENIu STREE -,
FRONTING 80 FEET on PLEASANT II KEEL
Ann EXTENDING BACK PIP FEET TO Al
ALLEY II FEET WIDELY virtue Of decd
of trust, dated 10Th day OF April, 1850, ana re-
corded in Richmond Chancery Court clerks Of
fee in Deadlock 40 &, page 800, ana oy re-
cuss, Of tho beneficiary, default having been
made in the payment Of a note thereby secured
| will sell by public auction, on the premises Oh
MONDAY, MARCr IA, 1892,
NJ o'clock Z. NJ, the PROPERTY described
above.
TERMS: Cash, enough 70 pay expenses OF sale,
ali taxes due ami unpaid, one motto for s2ob.Ol
and interest thereon from June 10, 1871, and
ono note TOR 829S.67, due March 10. 1872, ana
interest on said notes til paid balance In cash.
w. A. RECkS, Trustee
JAMES II. GRESHAM, Auctioneer. NH ,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02
corrON-sEED CAKE, &c.

CHEAP, FOR CASH.--PRIME COT
~ T0N-SEED CAKE and MRAL. PURE OIL
CAKE ana NEAL, In any quantity, tor Feed ssId
Fertilizer. Inducements for car-loads-
sale By carload WILLIAM n. HAxALL.
- 4s-7n baiftm0A ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02

On Train NO-. IA
tween New YORK AMI DIT
ylliel. On Ira.l N.-
bsf,xeen Mes YORK COB
Nor1 p gnj Is siccF -i-
and Jacksonville. so -.
cars JsteoeA NtN
uralu y b. a ANt
lirlmoai ana Ly
Ia addition % ne tu. ....
TIr NEW YORK tN'
consisting o. yesfibi.'
RtrhmDa9, sOltl-Dnslt
dav.. W ednss ana
torsbarg, ulgfh-lolni' 5.
Thursdays. AMI .."
rharcef ~ THIS frf' ..-. LID N
TuE ONLY ALL~RAiL liN- a .l
LEAVE ,....f... ....I.
R.chmond. ...'1!i3 +. 4.
~or,,lk 1873 .. II. j
$crfolk ss.Ov Z. n
ne trains LEAVING Airh
Norfclf al A r. NJ. afe s,'iii -. .., !,
two polnts. and passons'.' 80. 4
cns,sre N cars. Close c1A.s q >.
- pstersburs ~ ne - ....r - Z
e,csmoud and t1s $50 A. = '' b. =
y ana fi:s0 z. q. aai pr -. 4
:, sss A. NJ. i,4J 4. N-i a-
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KT. d. Nrsas. General sas''
q. \. kxxzEsos. ls~-s9 A'-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-03-02

BATTLE-GROUND CORN-MEAL,
w eoc; Bess Family Flour $3.50; Patent
Family Flour, s5; Good Lasuyrs Coffee (roast-
edl, gee; Fine sugAr-Cured Hams. lie; Lard,
Be-. Nice Gross Herring " per barrell; Tomatoes
and Sugar Corn, 81 per dozen Good Butter, 1sc. !;
Z large BARS Soap, 2oc.; Good Rice. 4c.; Nice
D. 0'SULLIvANS.
= o-21 Eshteenth an1 Main slseeeR
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-10
Telltaln Pork chops.

Quits q novelty in the annals of jns-
tice has been tho conviction of u MUIR
derer by the tacit but effective testimony
of the remains of a couple of pork chops
which, gnawed to the bone, had been
left on the table in the dining room Of
the unfortunate lady whom he had just
done to death.
At the end of last year Mime. Leblau,
the widow of a doctor i'll practice in
Tilly-sur-Me suddenly disappeared.
She lived quite alone, and her absence
was not noticed by the neighbors for
some days. The door of the house was
broken open, and all the rooms were
found i'll u state of the utmost disorder,
the floor of the kitchen being covered
with blood.
The plate and various other articles of
value had, however, not been touched,
though several bank notes-a list of
which was afterward discovered in IA
drawer-had been. removed from the
desk in which the money was kept. 1t
was soon ~ascertained that two of these
securities were i'll the possession of u
peasant named Aubertin, who resided in
the neighborhood. and was known to be
deeply in debt. When Aubertin was
arrested he denied that he had any hand
in the crime, but it shortly t%ranspired
that on the very day when the murder
was committed be had bought a couple
of pork chops from a local dealer, and
there ON the dining room table lay the
t~elltale debris. Paris Cor. London Tele-
graph.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-10

The London courts will be called upon
soon to decide one of the most curious
cases that ever puzzled legal brains. A
lady was seated a few weeks ago in the
Geological garden, and for security's
sake removed from her pocket to her
lap a purse containing six sovereigns.
The show elephant shortly afterward
came on its round. and, installing the
brown purse for a bun, gracefully rams
ferred it to its trunk and thence into its
stomach. The management of the gar
dens were at once appealed to and emet-
les were applied, but NO more than two
of the sovereigns and munched bits of
the purse were recovered. The solicitors
for the lady are now. therefore, suing
the Geological society for the missing
four sovereigns, and, seeing that the So
ciety possesses the elephant and the ele-
plant possesses the sovereigns, the plain
tiff claims to have a clear case.-London
Chronicle.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-10

The people of Saltwater are greatly
mystified over a remarkable natural
phenomenon which exists near that
town. In the field of Robert Copper,
south of that place, stands u large cot
tonwood tree, with its branches leaning
out over the bed of a little creek. A
few weeks ago a party of picnickers
stopped under the tree and were star
tied by finding that there was a contin-
ual shower of water falling from its
leaves and branches. 1t is in the shape
of u fine mist or drizzle, but can be
plainly felt and seen at all times. Al
though it had not rained in that part of
the territory for weeks, the fall Of water
from that tree has kept up continually,
and crowds of people come from a dis
lance every day to view the wonderful
curiosity.
Those scientifically inclined speculate,
theorize and give it up; the supersti-
tious ones shake their heads ominously,
but the tree keeps right on sending
down its shower, and whenever the sun
is shining a beautiful rainbow a be
seen under its branches. - Oklahoma
Cor. Kansas City Journal.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-10

Persons who have the misfortune to be-
come intoxicated in a casual way in
stead of in the orthodox fashion some
times put themselves to much trouble to
discover reasons for their illness. Some
times it is indigestion. sometimes smoke,
sometimes excitement that is adjudged
responsible, but len Baker. who was
in the dock at the Thames police court on
a charge of inebriety, has found out a
new and hitherto quite unsupported ex-
citing u
She had just returned, she explained,
from a months "hopping" in Kent, and
'.the jolting of the train had made her
drunk" Any human being, particularly
a woman, deserved commiseration in
such circumstances, and it is not sur
prising, therefore, that Mr.. Rose, the
magistrate, allowed the defendant to be
discharged.--London Telegraph.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-10

The trainmen on a freight train on the
Central Vermont railroad discovered o
deer caught in Il wire fence near Pitts
ford. The men succeeded in capturing
the animal uninjured and brought it to
Rutland. Hundreds of persons gathered
in the railroad yard to see the animal.
AS the law makes it illegal to kill deer
in this state, an officer of the Deer Pro-
tective society, who got the particulars
from the captors, paid them literally for
their trouble, had them take back the
deer on the return of the same train
and set it again at liberty.-Cor. Boston
Herald.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1892-12-10

An offer of s12o,OC0 in c;sh has been
made for the exclusive privilege Of sell
mo Mt the NCFl.a far
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-25
Mus bem pberen EhaIe.

= Die Srau bon Sames 8ieIin, eines
armen gersmannes in Sermpn, ipd bur&
ben Sob eines Beripanbten in GaIifors
MEN $4,000 seerbt babsn.
Der 16 Sabre aIte Sobn Donabue
ben Sermpn tp0lIte am Samitaa auf ei.
men &arren Der 8. & 5. @rapitp 8abn
iprinsen, sIitt aus. itiirsts unter bic gas
ber uno tpurbe setbbtet.
= Sobn GIarf bon sermpn ipurbs
Donneritas Mbenb in IdIimmem 3uitanbe
nah benz 2adapanna SoipitaI 8ebra6t
unb cine Operation an ibm in Der Soffs
nuns Dorsenommen. fein 2sben au retten /;
sr itarb trosoem tuabrenb Der Na1t.
CGarbonbaIe Gorrsipontsns.)
= Sn ben 8. & $. Sterilization bieier
Stabt 1T bic Irbeitsseit Jest bon 8 nbr
Morsens bis 4.30 gla4m.
- Sn Der Norbtpeit @ru6e nerIoren
am Donneritas infolse einss 2oblsnfalles
bic Slotpaden Intbonp ganfostsp unt
Sobn WlilIer ibr 2eben.
= Das peter 8ran3'i6s @ef6aft bebi
iih itetis uno bas poralslide Brobuft Der
8rauerei finbet INNER mebr Mbnebmer
uno Sreunbe.
-Sn bem Dunn 8Iod 3u Soref Giit
brad Samitae Na1t elm Seuer aus, bas
3ipar feinen eroben Sduben anridtets,
tpobur& aber cine Srau unb 2inb erbeb.
li@e 8ranbtpunoen srIitten.
- Die Demofraten bieIer Stabt i6ei.
men bon ibrem gntbuiiaSmus aud nod
fiir bic Nadbaridaft entbsbren 3u ION.
men, benn iie riidten am Donneritas in
gutter In3abl mad Serrid Centre aus.
besleitet bon ben Mo3art, Columbus unt
@ermania 8anbS.
- DaS Dienitmdt9en Innie Ser.
narb, in Der Samilie bon g. Singer an
Siio Mainitrabe. tpurbe am Dienitae
Dorsen nabe3u eritidt in ibrem Bette
aufsefunben. Die Ofenr6bre sins nab.
reno ber Nadt auseinanoer unb baS
ausitr5menbe @as betdubte bas Mab.
den.
(@r&balb gcrrsipunbsus.)
-Sn ben @ruben bieisr Nadbarf6aft
lit balbe Irbeits3eit bic Tasesorbnuns.
- Srau Spbn Mc@Ipnn bon bier
tpurbe am Sreitas Mbeno bon ibrer Sod.
ter tobt i'm Bette sefunben.
- MidaeI 8aItbus bonn beutideu
8erse bat baS BbiIip 8iefer @isentbum,
nebsn Srau Benclin S&erf, ansefauft.
= Die Traction Gompanie BAT ibr
8abnbett bis 3ur BIane B bolIenbet unb
sebenft bafelbe bieies Spatiabr nod Biz
sur Bedpiae Borough 2inie fertis au mas
den, psnn bic @ittsruns siinitiS bIsibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-25
@apne Gcnntp.

-Das neue Wapne County SoteI
ioa etpa um @eibna@ten er6ffnet tperben.
-Sreb 8ebner bon Tsras ifarate am
Samitas i'm Sartuns @ebdube in SoneS.
bale cine Treppe binab unb perIeBte iid
i&iper.
Der @efabr, tpesen WaHsrmanseI
ben @analuerfebr einfeaen su mdfen, 1T
bic Del. l. 8. 60. bur1 bic neuIidsn
Resen entboben iporben. tpeIde Die Tside
unb Rsierpoirs ipieber sefiat babsn.
-8u @bite MilIs, ga.. bat ii6 Dor
3tpei Wonaten unter benz Namen ,,@ers
mania Mdnner1or" Elm beutiGsr Sc.
ianspersin sebiIbet, Der f6on cine bdbide
InsabI Wlitslieoer sdbIt unb bereits
Statuten bat bruden lafen.
Wenn Der pIan, ben bic llnterneb.
mer ber 2adaipanna, Safe Mriel & So.
nesbaIe Gifenbabn anseblid Jest bera.
tben. fid nsripirfIiden ioqte, bann tpirb
bic 8abnlinie tpihtiser, alS 3uerit bsab.
iihtigt. Wlan tpia nemlib i'm Staate
Rem Yori cine @eielidaft formirsn, I'm
cine 8abnIinie bon nlfer unb DeIaipare
bur1 Dslatpare County mad gquinunf.
3d., unb bon bort mad Mbits Saben
obsr Meaboip Stun su erbauen. Die
Babn ipiirbe tanners Sails. SonesbaIe,
Salem. Soqiiferpille. 2ebsbaIs, Sterling
unb 2sbisb beribren, ii@ am Iebteren
Orte nit ber 8. 8. & 3d., unb ,u Wbite
Sapsn ober Meabotp Hun nit Der q. s.
6. 8abn uerbinben, tpdbrenh iie in 4rfs
bile, %. g., bic llliter & DeIaipare unb
in 8insSton bic Hem gorf Central itrsi.
fen tpiisbe. Cine iolbe 8abn mlbte els
men sroben TbeiI oeS Bsrfonenperfsbrs
bon Nep Dorf, PbiIabeIpbia. Waibins.
ton unb Baltimore aufnebmen unb eine
Der ipi6tisfen 2inisn i'm Staate 9etp
gorf perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-25
Stabtratb.
Select Council

Select Council, II. gop.
Die beutise Sibune beS Stabtratbes
tparb fat gang uno gar benz 2ampfe Inn
oaS 9Sesere6t fur bic neue proiettitte
Strabenbabn (tpeI1e bon ardbaio nod
4,itiston bur6 uniere Stabt fiibren iolI)
setpiemet. Bon ben MitsIisbern fsbIte
nur Meganm.
Bel benz Iufruf bes Gomiteberidtes
iiber bic @nseIesenbeit Isste 8orEser
9oB einen WtaioritatS. unb Wlinoritdtss
8eribt Dor unb Sdreibsr Morris perlas
beibe.
Ser WaioritatSberidt ipar Der 8alIep
PaRasier Gompanie etntis unb befiirs
portete nur bic Waibineton Mpenue, an.
itatt Der Srfferion; 8ode, &elIotp unb
Dtiuer batten benieIbsn untersei9net.
Der MinOritdtSberidt ipra9 ii6 sesen
bic 8erorbnuns aus uno empfabI, bab
Elm Gomite beS Staotratbss bic etraben
au8iu4e. bur6 tpsIde bic neue 8abn su
paiiiren babe, unb bab bam bas Pripis
lesium SeriteiBert tperbe. Mu1 iei bic
8eorbnun8 in perf6iebenen Yunften
febIerbaft 70 }. .. isi ni6t eeIast,
mann Der 8au Der 8abn bssonnsn unb
beenbet iein mdiie, ipoburw man Der
GOmpanie @eIesenbeit ssbe. Elm ipertb.
poIes pripiIesium (nemlid bas Wegss
redt fur SpetuIationsswede su balten.
2eaop iteIte ben Nntras, ben Mino'
ritatsberi6t auf ben Slid su Iesen. unb
oa berieIbe nidt sebattirbar mar, 70 ers
folste feline Innabme nit GROCER Msbr.
belt.
@bittenbsn bemerfts. bab bic Steuer.
3abler nibt iebr erbuut bapon iein ipiirs
ben, tpenn Der Staotrai9 tauienbe bon
Dollars tpesperfe. gs iei serabe, oils
nebme man $25. 900 aus Der StabttafIs,
wenn man bas Re6t ni1t pertaufe.
&ode empfabI Serrn gbittenben, bic
8sroronuns sur sebDrisen 3eit su amens
biren, ipenn iie berleien trerbe. 2auer
poate ben MinoritGtsbsridt ni1t ertpos
gen buben, bis cine siiItiss Oferte Dor
oem Stabiratb Iiese, mas iett ni1t Der
SAT iei. Wtap Ieste einen Broteit Der
@runbbefber bon Waibineton Mpenue
sesen bas 2esen zines @eleiies aipii1en
@ibIon unb 2adatpanna Dor.
Mobofat gperett Warren trat bann i'm
Snterefe Der Bailey Gompanie auf unb
iaste. feline GIientsn tplniden nidt bas
Weseredt au ipefuIatiben 9peden, Te
batten iogar idon SIC, 900 in Der @riten
Jlational 8anf beponirt er eriff iotpobI
Serrn gbittenben, tpis au1 ben Mbbo'
faten WeQes an. @r iuhte 3u betpeifen,
oaB Waibinston Gpenue cine @ei6dfts,
itrabe iei uno nur ourd cine StraBen'
babn eetpinnen fbnne.
@bittenben anttportete ibm ausfiibrli1
unb eradtets eS alS pfidt Der 8ertreter
oes Bottles, eine quite @eleeenbeit tpabrs
sunebmen. ipenn ii6 eine iol6e biete; eS
iei Elm Minbeitsebot bon SIS. 900 ssmadt
iporben uno ber Staotratb ioIlte baHelbs
in @rpdsuna sieben.
Die 6rase. iiber bic Gnnabme bes
MaioritdtsberidteS ipurbe bann seIteqt
unS Der 8eridt nit IA sesen Stimmsn
ansenommen %. B. bic gmpfebluns elmer
8eriteiseruns oes Wesere4ts fallen ees
laiIen). @S ftimmten
Dafiir- Differ. q. 8ellp, @oIbsn,
8o4e, Sod, Sarbsr. Sdment, ManIep,
5eaoips, 8eaoip, S. 2eap, MefpfabI
6onnen, 2auer-14.
Daeesen Gbittenbsn, 8sban, 8oB,
Diaiams, Sanoerion. @lemonS-6.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-11-25
Der Oanffaeunsstae

fdut auf bisisn Donnsritas unb ipirt
matrf4einli& in Der sebrdu6Iihen Wsiis
sefeiert peroen. Speaieqe beuti1e 5efts
li&teiten sur Seier bes Cages tperosn nu,
stpei ab8ebalten, nemlid:
Ser Baperiids 2ranfen llnterR. 8er'
Elm bat auf beute feline 2irdpeibe fefse'
iebt unb es finbst bieieIbe in Der @ermas
nia Saqe ftatt. Die grfabruns bat ge.
lebrt, oab man fid bel ben 8apern trsff'
LID amiiirt; als 3utbaten tperben 3n5'
osln nit Sausrfraut unb 1ratipurt fer.
pirt. Das Seit nimmt 8 nbr Na4mit.
tass ieinen Nnfans.
Der Sinsdor Der beutfdsn prssbpt
@emelnbe bon Spbe 9arf bat am Gbent
in Der 2ieoerfran3 Saue Elm srobes @on.
,ert, unb es fommt babel bic tomii1s
Oper .,@ipiep Queen" sur Muffabruns
gDie bic @liebsr bes Sin8dpres ibrsr
IbeiI bes prosrammes aussesei&net &C.
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