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the attitude of the Southern congress-
men toward the administration in this
question. have favored the act intro
duced in regard to ex-Confederate sol
diers and now hope that every Repub-
hcan will vote for its passage"
Secretary Tracy had been directed to
report at once the number of war vessels
ready for service and within few days
sail Of Valparaiso, His report was as
follows
The Boston, Captain Wiltze, is now at
Valparaiso, as is the Yorktown, Captain
Evans. The Bennington, Captain Brad
ford, is now al Montevideo. The
Charleston, Captain Remey, and the
San Francisco, Admiral Brown, are at
San Diego. The Baltimore, Captain
schley, ia at San Francisco. The Chi
cage, Admiral Walker; the Yantic, Cap
tain Beldin, and the Essex, Captain
Snow, are at Montevideo. The Con-
cord Captain Bachelor, is on her way
to Montevideo, and the Newark, Cap
tain Casey, is en- route to the same
port. The Philadelphia, Admiral
Gherardi, was last reported from st.
Thomas with sealed orders (which
means some Chilian port.)
The vessels, Secretary Tracy informs
that cabinet, are in FIRST. class fighting
trim
ssCAptain Schley, of the Baltimore,
If here is to be active service" con-
tinued the secretary. 81 replied that az
soon rs his ship was overhauled and her
bottom cleaned and painted he
couM CO."
This makes thirteen OF the best YES.
sells lfhe United States owns all concen.
trated within easy distance of Chilian
porta, and it was said that the Mlanto-
nonnah was to guard the straits of Ma
gellan. There is uneasiness about San
Francisco, for the navy department has
unquestionable news that at least two
Gillian commanders mean to make 9
dash for that city the instant war ID
declared and levy an indemnity on the
city or lay it in ashes. There will bt
sixteen more eight-inch and ten-incf
rifles ready Feb. /, and half of them
will be at once shipped to Valparaiso.
Naval officers here are feeling very
serious. They have no doubt Of the
fighting qualities of the Chilian navy
nor of their enterprise, and all say if il
| does come to blows, it will be q very
bitterly fought out war.
The navy is not alone interested in
the new and startling developments
Confidential orders were issued to tn,
general superintendent of recruiting a
New York to accept every availabl,
man fit for artillery or infantry. Gen
eral Schofeld intends filing up the in
fantry regiments to their maximum o.
| 1000 rank and file. Recruits are com
ing forward in unusual numbers jus
now, and the reports are that 800 wer'
accepted from four stations alone thi
/ week.
Everything now looks like trouble
Nothing except an apology from Chill
will prevent it, and the South American
ministers here declare that Presiden
Montt will not dare offer it. They SAY
his people would despise him if he did
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Deeply Felt by Gladstone.

PARIS, Jan. 18.-La Jour publishes AN
interview with Mr.. Gladstone at Mis-
mes. Mr.. Gladstone said that the death
in one day of the Duke of Clarence and
Cardinal Manning had been a dreadful
shock to him and he deeply felt the sor-
row of which the loss of the duke had
caused to the royal family and to all
subjects of the queen. Mr.. Gladstone
said that he had been scholar with
Cardinal Manning at Oxford, and that
the cardinal was but year and half
older than himself.
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To Investigate the Pension once.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18. Representa-
tive Anderson, of West Virginia, has
introduced in the house joint resolu-
ton providing for the investigation of
the census Office, its practices, methods
and the correctness of the data fur
nished by it. The resolution recites
that it has been charged through the
public press that the census bureau has
been wrongfully conducted by Superin-
tendent Porter. 1t provides that a
special committee of seven be appointed
to investigate the charges.
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Under the ,rcGlynn Law.

KANSAS CRY, Jan. 18.--Henry Pres.
ton, editor of The Sun, has been in
dicted on two counts by the grand jury
for violating the McGlynn law, passed
last winter and approved Feb. "a, 1891.
The indictment charges Preston with,
first, editing an immoral publication;
and secondly, offering for sale an i'm
moral publication.
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Fatal Fire In Mississipni.

ABERDEEN, Miss, Jan. IL. Fire de.
stroyed the stores of Mitchell q Wat
kins, R. A. Honea, w. P. Timberlane,
w. A. Mcmillan & Son, and L. w. Waf-
ford. During the fire brick wall fell
on Arthur Walsh and Thomas j. Pur-
key, killing them instantly. James
Wilson was seriously injured. The fire
was of incendiary origin.
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A SQUARE DOOMED.

Serious Fire Raging Ia the Business Per-
tion OF Wansau, Wis.
MILWAUKEE. Jan. 1S.--A special to
The Evening Wisconsin from Wausau
says that fire destroyed the Opera house
block at an early hour. The build
ing was occupied by five business
houses--German- American bank, Dick
inson & Kelly's jewelry store, Mumm's
book store, Wenfeld Bros. book store
and Hunts saloon. The opera house
building was valued at $4,000. The
fire spread to the Granite block, and at
10 o'clock that structure and the entire
square We're considered doomed, as the
water supply gave out and the steam
engine became useless.
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LATEST MARKET REPORT.
st. Paui Union stock Yards.

SOUTH ST. PAUL, Jan. Is. lsos.
HOGS-About steady. Quality not as good
Yards cleared to packers at S3.75QD4.9l
CATTLE-Steady, but not as active as
Friday although the yards were cleared
Prime steers. S4.0aGe4.50 good steers, s275D3Ol
prime cows, $2.50b2.s5; good cows, 5000 Sc:
common to fair cows, Si.25Qe2O0; light veal
calves, $3.009AO0; heavy calves, $2.DoI3.O0.
stockers, $l7512s.s5; feeders, $2s51275: bulls,
stays and oxen. SlOkI2.25.
SHEEP-Firni. Good fat muttons are I'm
demand. Muttons, $3,75lD475; lambs, s3.750
A75; stockers and feeders, $2.5OQ3.;5
Receipts Hogs, 1900; cattle, ls5; calves, rs;
sheep, 10.
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MORE WARLIkE.
A Warrington Correspondent Again
Smells Powder.

A Washington Correspondent Again
smells Powder.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-The Recorder
has most alarming special from Wash
ington in regard to the Chilian situa-
ton. All the signs it declares, point
to war. and that within short time
In speaking Of the cabinet meeting The
Recorder says:
Not within quarter of century has
cabinet meeting been fuller of import
ant contingency than that which was
held for nearly three hours during the
afternoon. The president informed his
cabinet Of many things he had not men
toned before. Two weeks ago he di-
rected that each United States consul in
Chilli be called upon for confidential
report touching the sentiments Of the
people where he is stationed toward the
United States. These reports have been
arriving for the last week. They are
unanimous in stating that there ID an
extremely unfriendly feeling against
this country. The report Of Consul
McCreary at Valparaiso is particularly
interesting. s@
McCrsary's Report.
"Until the last month"; said Mr.. Nc
Creary, 81 had no uneasiness in regard
to my personal safety, but since then
have been warned that I must be care
full when ont at night that there are
persons who will take any advantage OF
any opportunity that offers to do me
personal injury because of any
thing / have done, but simply on ac-
count Of their uncomfortable hatred OF
the United States. The consuls Of other
nations assure their friends that they
had better leave Chilli as quickly as pos
sible, that rupture between the United
States and Chilli seems inevitable, and ii
this does not occur they will be in
danger of losing their lives and prop
erty."
| The reports caused profound seusa-
tion. The president then outlined ont
his present plans. He expects the full
report Of Judge Advocate Remey's in.
vestigation by Tuesday. He IL fully in.
formed q to What it win contain, and
is preparing his message so that
it may be ready to 20 te
congress by Wednesday noon.
Though not definitely settled, il
was understood that under. nc
conditions viii Chilli be allowed to gc
beyond this month in replying to The
American demand. One thing was evi.
dent TO every member Of the cabinet.
| Il was that the trouble could have been
avoided by the recall Of Minister Egan
last September. It's said the Congress
Hionalists earnestly required his recall
then. II could have been done without
wonnding American sensibiities when
hb letter declaring that Balnaceda
muat succeed WAS first made public, III
'ItsMss q. grave and serious meeting.
Every man present felt his responsibil-
Iity to the country y said D cabinet min
lister. '.one incident was interesting.
The nresident sDoke very strongly OF
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Ovsrm ans Case Unchanged.

WASHINGTON. Jan. is. Major Over
man, awaiting trial by court martial for
shortage in his accounts, while in
charge of government works at Cleve-
land, o., had q two-hours conference
with Assistant Secretary Grant. After
the conference General Grant stated
that the status of Major ,Overman's 's
case was unchanged.
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Chicago Grain and Prov,sion..

CHICAGO. Jan. Ia. l8Ea
OPENING PRICES
wHEAT-Aay, sOlSc.
CORN-February; ass: May, 41Ho.
OATS May. 3llsc.
PORK--May, $ii.40.
LARD-May, S6. .459i6.4 471f.
SHORT RIBS-May, S5.75
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT May, 9l1SQaiLac.
Hjlc.
d OATS-MAy. sli4c.
II PnRx--Mav 4li ul
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DIinDeapolis Grain.

MINSEAPQLIss Jan. l8, 1892.
WHEAT-January. closing OF s3Ac; May,
opening s6lsc; highest, s63zc; lowest, S61xc.
closing at S64c. On track-No l hard, sSc:
No. l Northern, Sc; No. 2 Northern, SoGtS2c,
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Chicago Live stock,

CHICAGO UNION STocK YARDs,l
Jan. 10, ls9a
CATTLE-Steady
HoGS-Firm. Heavy. $1,000 Is; mixed and
medium. $ae504l l5; light, $3.s5@24 .oi.
SHEEP Quiet and unchanged.
Receipts Cattle, 25on; hogs, 25,0O0; sheep,
$500. l44
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FROM ANOTHER SOURCE.

The Herald Says the Dogs of War Are
Tugging at Their Chains.
NEW York, Jan. lS.-The Herald
Washington special on the Chilian situ-
alton says:
The dogs of war are tugging at their
chains. President Harrison is ready to
let them slip, and will be very much
disappointed if someone puts muzzle
on them. The trouble with Chill is fast
approaching climax. Whether it shall
be war or peace will be known in few
days. The attitude of the administra-
tion has not changed particle. The
president is growing more and more ir-
ritated over the delay of Chilli in an
swering his demand for an apology and
indemnity for the assault upon the Bal
timore's sailors. For time it seemed
as il the matter would be settled
through Secretary Blaine and Minister
Montt, but that hope has gone by. The
president intends to attend to it himself.
1t is believed that the presidents mes
sage will appeal to the American spirit
in congress, and it will stand behind
This Is Very Different.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.-There seems
to be no good foundation for the war
rumors which have been circulated dur
ing the past few hours. The cabinet
meeting. instead of being three hours
long, as one of them stated, lasted but
an hour and quarter, and was one of
the shortest for months. OF course it
was important, as the Chilian matter
was under consideration, but so far as
can be learned. none of the sensational
incidents reported occurred. z Both the
state and navy departments were in re-
ceipt OF communications from Chilli dur
ing the morning, but the officials state
that they contain nothing of unusual
Importance.
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2~sramnf6weia. AuGaff.

Draun4wetg O. Bum Gobc Der
urtbeilt wuroe bic Mrbeiterin a,lna
Sdmiot. Sic ertr1nfte am gbeno Ses
1. Saraar B. 8. ibr Elm Sabr altes
club tn Der Sfer uro beaab lid, nod
on bsnaislben abeub su einem camper
9niigen.
De5fau. Der 2anbtae eeurbs
uligte tn 3~lueiter 9eiuns bic Nopelleu
51n GrbIdnftsfteuers unb llrfuuoeus
ftempelgefes, melde bic llmgeitaltuna
oes 3insfuBes BEL Berednun9 bes aas
pttalmertbes beridiidtigen. Defrauoo.
tioneit iollen nit Der Gntridtnna bes
3tbnfa9en Wertbes Der binter3e9eneu
Surtnle geabubet fperben. Ism aeuer
preuBii9en S%tenerseiete 1T nur Der
uierfa4e getras feftseiest.) Der ins
ldnbi59e @runobeiis unterliegt aud
banii Der Grbidaftsfteuer. wenn Der
Grblaffer ntberbalb Ses 9erSostbums
oetpohrt hat.
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Matb fit MHtter.

Dor iiber 5OSabren i6on murbe Mrs.
Minslom'S Soothing Sprup Don Mfils
lionen ben Miittern beim 3abnen Der
9inber angenenbet. Wirf bu i'm
S9lafe bur9 bas s6reien zines ainbes
geft0rt, bas i'm 3aEnen lift unb Dor
S6meraen tpeint9 Wenn 10, laHe fofort
cine Glaf9e DON rMrS. Minslows Sno,
thing Syrup" bolen. Sem Wertb 1T I'm.
be5ablbar. SIS mirb benz tIeinen Geibens
ben iofort 2inberung peri9afen. 8ers
laBt eud barauf, Miitter, es lit teilt
3weifel bariiber. gs beilt 9pfenterp
nnb Siarrboe, regulirt ben Wagen unb
bic Nieren, beieitigt Winbs4 olif, ers
weidi ben @aumen. berbinbert gnt3in.
bung unb itdrft bas gauge Spffem.
yWfrS WinSlomS SOOTHING Sprup"
fur 5abnenbe ainber lit angenebm in
@ei6mad unb baS &eeept itammt bon
einem her beiten oelbli6en @er3te in
ben Ser. Staaten. IS lit bel alien
Druggiiten in Der gnnaen Melt au bas
ben. preis Is Gt8. per 6laf1e
aauft ni9t8 erbere8 alS WlrS. Winss
lOips SOOTHING Sprup.
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2Sarttem6era.

Stutt9art. Der Sparz uno
4oniumperein Stuttgart hat in ieinem
9seubau, Gfe Der Sdlolleritrabe uno
Wtlbelmsplas. aud cine grotartige,
nit ben ileuelten @inrihtun9en aus9es
ftattete 0aferci e~ritellt. SIM @ansen
finS bier 8adofeu, je ;pei iibereinanber,
porbanoen. Sn jeSem Der bier Bad
ofen fonne1 200 grobe gebadeu ipers
ben. 10 oaB gu 9lei9er 3eit 800 Brooe
ferttggeltellt werben ~f0nneu. Der Bes
trieb Der Waidinen (Teigfnetmaldis
men &C. erfolgt burd @asmotor.
W6bmemftr1. Mtit @rrihtuna
elmer Observation-Disclosures auf einem
Ibeil Der bieiisen Wtarfuns, Der Sobu.
ltetter uno Der BON @nannenmeiler,
lteint es MIN @rnit 3u lperoeu, nahs
Dem oas Areal naf) Dem llrtlcil Sad.
peritdnoiger Su oieiem 3med lih uoG,
tonlnen ei9net. Das Nreal, tpeldes
Sur S6ieBitdtte errporben fperben ioll,
TT Die logenannte raube @ieie nit an
9ren3enoeu aedern; es lit 70 ailomes
ter lang. Die betbeiligten @sneinoeu
babeu ld1ou Sonmilliomen einsuleeen,
iusld3e bic einselnen @runoffiiGe AZ
lhasen baben.
Seilhronu. Der bieliae Ober,
biirgermetlter, 6err 0e9elmaier (jeit
1884, IL utter Der aulla0e, bic ofient,
lidlen Giid)er gefalidt ,n baben, Der,
baItet porben.
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coknf= i a66ric6ten aus Der
1(ten 6eimat6.
gahfen.

Seip3ig. Sn elmer geriammluns
Ton 8ndbrufersebtlfcn. tpeld1e unlinsit
bier i~tattfanS, ipurbe urter anoerem
mitsetbeilt. baB mdbreno 6es 8ud-
brnder : Nusitanoes allein in Xeip3ia
$4,000 Mtarf an llnteritiieunaeu sur
M~us5ablung gelangt finb. Dopon fiub
ftlpa $4,000 Wart in Xeip la ielblt
anfgebra6t morben.
Mtttmeiba. Sammtlife Mer,te
irellteu lire Tbdtigfeit an Scr Ortss
franfentaiie elm uno uerlpeiserten ielbit
BET 19tperen 3ranfbeitsfdllen tire Silfe,
!ecil fe fir iebeS &allenmitalieo $50
Mart 0onorar baben iponten, udbreno
Die 3aiie ibnen uur sipei Murf bieten
tennte. Der 8oritan6 ser Safe er(ies
cine Vefanntma6ung, ourd bic er bic
Mfitglieoer eriudte, iid 10 laage obne
@r3t gu bebelfen, bis Elm ,leuer bsi6afft
Jet.
Plauen. @dbrenb mon uor sebn
Jabren In unierer StaSt fir Gebren
ulo Retnigen Der StraBer nod nit
600 Wtarf ausfomme,1 fonnte, erbei,
ld)et oieie 8einigungsarbeiten iest a.,
600 bis 28,0O0 Warf.
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s. aalt.ser & eobu,
gSbpleiale- nab Metails9 ruesiHem.

9as Hetails@ ei6dft, fotpie bic @e>
ceptur obiger 1irma iinb bic bebeutenb,
ten in San Antonio, ipopon Seber
tagtdgli6 fi9 gu iiber5eugen @elegens
belt bat. Sc berrf9t in Der apotbefe
gerabe5u elm pbdnomenaler 8erfebr;
man erbdlt bier ales frif6 -b bat III
alien 9epartementS, namentli1 aud in
benz Der patentmebi5inen = bic groBte
&ustuabl unb bic 8eeeptur 1T ben bes
item un6 geuifenbafteiten Ddnben ans
pertraut. 9aS Mbole5ale 3 @e1hGft
nimmt BON Sabr at Sabr einen gr5Bes
rem umfang an, benin bic Npotbefer in Der
Stabt unb auf benz 2arbe baben bic
@rfabruag gema9t, baB fe bier bors
tbeilbaft faufen unb auf baS promp>
tefts bebie1t uerben. 9ie 6irma Salts
eper ftebt nit ben erifen Qdufern Der
Ser. Staaten in 0~erbinbung nnb im<
portirt piele 4rtifel brett in bebeutens
ben Quantitdten. Nuf Nnfrage tperberl
preisliften perfanbt. Mir f6nnen alien
unieren betrefenben 2eiern ratben, nit
obiJer renommirten Girma gei1dftlid
ansnfnipfen.
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Sreie Stdofe..

0ambur9. Gtnem biefigen Nrbei,
ter mar Elm iiber brei Mtarf lauteroer
Strafbefebl 3ugeitellt tporben, neil feline
l9ulpfihtige 9ohter 16 Gage unent-
lbnlotgt bic S9ule perfdumt bate.
Der Grbeiter le9te seseu ben 5traf.
betebl Berufan9 Elm uno perlan9te ges
rtd]tli9e Gntideibung. SIM Termin
Dor BEN Sd5ffeneeridt II erfldrten Der
Nrbeiter uno oeifet Gbefrau, bab lire
3o9ter nur beSbalb bonn Shulbeinb
fernsebalteu tporben iei, neil es linen
lben @lteru( In 6olse MangelS iesli1en
y~eroienfteS unm6glih. gefpe5en, Dem
&iube getiiaeroe gsabrun9 gu reiden,
lro baS M1bhen oesbalb perania6t
uoroen fuar, I'M Bette i'll bleiben. Der
per- gorftenoe erfldrte ben Inaeflaa,
ten ieood), 6aB Der @runo, 10 beoauers
lid er aud fei, bod bon Strofe niht
befreie, un6 CAB Dem Manne ben Nath,
nm anriite &piteu su perfneioen, ben
@iniprnd suriid5n3iebeu. Der Bes
oauernsuertbe folgte bieiem Ratb, 10
BOB e bel Der @elbitrafe bon orei Mfarf
bleibt.
8remen. Der gertras 3piihen
yreuber nro Dem bremtiden Staate iiber
Ole @rfueiterurg 6es 9ailerbafens 3u
Brerlerbapen LIT perfeft ~9etuorben. Nie
srinnerlt9, bate Bremen fir Die Das
fenertneiteruns grobe Gtrefen eanoes
u Der Seber Selomarf ansefauft, bereu
0obettsredte 6urd jeneu Yertrag nun
ulebr bon YreuEen on Bremen aboetres
ten poroen fino. DaS 15I Milionen
Wfart foitenSe Yrojeft eebt babin, cine
tene Sdleuie nit einer Tieie BON mini
osftens $50 Meter bel eerpoDnli6em
podmafer gu bauen, 70 SaB bcm 9r6.
Beren Mogtj9iffen NIT poller saonng
BET 20 SUB Iiefsans oas Yaiiiren mos,
lih lit.
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2ae&feu6nra.

Sdmertu. Die 100 Tabafpflans
atr Ia Medlenburg bebantert i'm p~origeu
Sabre 1888 Nre unt er5ielten 311,.
ITO &lcgramul. Gm meilten murbe
Gin Eabaf 9ebaut. tpelher aus Der Ser
nliidnns bes pir9inii9en uno @unbis
tabafs eutitaaocu lit
D6mft. Die Dpuamita 5abrif In
ben GGmD.euer Bergen erbaut Or.
Rubolf Nobnfen ans Qiineburg. Gs
fcllen sfDet Irten Dpnamit, Sprena.
gelatine, GGiebs uno Gollooiumnolle
nno Salpeteridnre heraeftellt iperocn.
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&roe6eraoafemta SeTem.

Darn lta6t. Sci Der fiirjltd
ftnttsebabteu auberorbentli6en Sisung
Der Stabtperorbneten . Beriammlung,
lrelhe lebisli6 NIT Der Mabl zines Biir.
9trmeiiterS fid beiadftiste, purbe SO.
li3eiratb Wforneipes gum Birgcrmeiiter
gtipdblt nnS 5fpar auf 3ipolf Sabre.
Derbetm. Nns BersrpciHung,
neil or eineft Gag 9aft ipesen 9iidtans
mslbuns CUR 9ranfenfaiie abiieen Ioate.
madte eth bieiiser 9nedt ben Ysrind,
fih su erbdn9en, er murbe aber nod
reht;eitis beobodtet unO gersttet.
Matnj. Gin bier tp%obnenoer Viebs
treiber lit fpe9eit eii1es NfteS unmcuids
li@sr Robbeif In unterfud)ung se;oseu
morbeu Der 9uri6e fam Dor eiuieen
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g9arimgifGe Staatem.

@era. Die in sro6em 5tile aui
oeu Dofipiefen erbaute Baoeanitalt lit
erofnet fporben. auber einer1 grobeu
SApimmbaifiu entbdlt bic Nnltalt ollie
fo,litiseu neu5eitlideu Babeeinri6tuns
gen, uire elettriId beleuhtet uno nit
Gampf betrieben.
@otba. Die Sammluuseu fir elm
@eneiuussbaus auf benz Gbirinsere
mal6 gum @eoddtniB Der goloeneft
Dod3eit oes Ser5osspaares lieiern 10
lparlihei @r9ebnine oaB nermutbli1
Der san3e Plan fallen selailen perber
mirb.
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@m. W2mth,s

@orte NJ unb aonserts2ofaI
auf benz @oupernments Diigel, gegens
iiber BPM @ingang gum parabeplab.
Die Snfahen BON 2utfden tuerben BON
Barroom aus bebient. Nngemebmer
4ufentbalt I'M @arten. grober pors
5iisli6 pentilirter Sal. Smportirte
Weine, feline Wbisfies, 2iqu6re. ffets
prrsiglides Bier /; feline gisarren. 3 es
benz onntag So 9mittagpon
4 nbr ab 9 roBe86rei, aon5ert.
NbenbS @aIl. 9as 2otal itebt
pripatseielfdaften CUR @erfasuns.
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u. 6. paris. 5. 81. Rotbwel.
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pbofDgrapbif6e8 NteIfer,
80. II unb ID Meft=G ommerces@ trase
6 in Nntonio. Sic alIerneueften Sen.
res in photographer fein aussefabrt,
eoenio elegant menn niht better, ME
iraenb mel9e i'm 5taate. 2ebemsgrobe
Grupon< Portraits unb ole Nrten BON
GergroBerungen. @ebt cure Bilber
nift 6remben, Inn fe pergr6Bern au
laiien, tuenrt bic Arbeit bier BON pers
antuOrtli6en &iinftleru. 3nr pollen 3us
friebenbeit ausgefibrt uerben fann.
gBir liefern nur Mrbeit er1ter 2laFe ab.
Mniidten BON @ebduben tperbem aufs
genommen unb ale 4uftrdse auBerbalb
bes NtelierS prompt beiorgt.
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Gine a~arauttrte sfnr.

QDtr autortfren ben anseteister Npo'befer, Sbnen
Or. Rings Msuts eeiImttfel eessH 90 ptntiu&t, gu,
fen unt Grtdituue duf fcfsenfe @sbinsuna ~ rtsfaus
fen Wsnn Sic ppn her Grtppe hefanen hnb, uns
tiefsa Dattiet ben anpetinna<n entiplshent setrauHen
re Ten, tnhsm ets es ~etnsebsnr ~probtreu, unt MEM
Ste rann fetue BtHsru-e turh banelbe efpbren,
sa-7 f6ifeu Ste BITE Slafhe ,urid rph STE trerben
9br &eib ,ufdd %hetpmmen. Wtr msben btrs Gnsetct
tn NoIee fer qrrsarttaen Grfplas, usfht pes ihtttel
bet Der lestldtrtosn Grrppen : Gpihsmte anflupelien
bate. Tir boben pcn teiuem Tant seb6ri, in bsm
sas U2trtel niht ssbrlfsn hdtts. Wan mahs stnen
vtricn- &robeHof6en net Eel 0trlpb Treib, 1tomps
ION u es. @ress GiaI&en 80 Gents uHe S1.Uo.
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9a9et in ait9etrunfenem 53uitaltoe nod
Saule, er taunlelte burd oaS 3imuer
uno lies iid) nit Der gau;cn 8n6t lei>
mes &orperS auf ieiu III Der &iege lie
geroes etma leds Monate altes Sinh
nieoerfaueu, In Der aus9eipro9eren
Ibii6t, oos aiuo, bas inn i'm Wege
ltano, um3ubringel. Oas &ino lat
onr9 Die Srutalitot ieiueS Saters einen
arm= unb elncu geiubrud oauou0ctras
Gen.
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@foem6mra.

Die pambur8sa merifanilde gadets
fabrts@eellidnft lit NIT Der oloenburs
giiden Negierurg In unterbanolun9 ge-
treten, nm i9re Sdneloampfer ipdb-
reno Der @infermprate BON Der Meler
aus ~ erpeoirsn.