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The Manchester and River Queen to Marshall
Hall and Indian Head,

The Friday evening Marshall Hall and
Indian Head trips of the Manchester and
River Queen will be made this evening
leaving al Gas pm; returning, leaving the
hall at $50 pm. Schroeder's Band and
Orchestra will render choice selections on
the steamer and new pavilion.
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ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria County Taxes.

The board OF supervisors of Alexandria
county at their adjourned meeting yester-
day. Mr.. Frank Hume presiding. and
Messrs J. W. Clark and X. II. Phillips
being present. completed the tax levy for
the year 1894 The county levy is 10 cents
on the 500 of property. the road tax 20
cents on the 500. and the poll tax 50 cents
The school tax differs I'm each district ana
is as follows: Washington district. a cents
on the sl00: IS cents for Arlington and 30 for
jefferson district. This with ~ cents On
the 100 state tax makes the total taxes
in Washington district Sic. in the Airing
ton district N.65. and I'm Jefferson district
Si.70. against 81 80 on improved propert A.
and 81 on agricultural lands In the District
of Columbia. and $50 I'm Alexandria citg.
There rs now proposal at Richmond bv
which the school tax for white schools
shall be levied on whites only. and that
for coiored schools on colored people only.
Whether the proposal will be adopted can
not now be determined.
The July and August Courss.
The Alexandra county court. Judge
Chichester, will on Monday next open lie
August term at the county court house
here. The law requires the county courts
TO be held each month. but allows the judge
of a corporation court 90 omit July or
an August term I'm each year. The corpora-
ton court here is still holding its session.
On it's probate side q. W. Phillips was ap-
pointed administrator of John @. Phillips.
formerly mail messenger here.
Notes.
A mission viii be opened at Grace p. w.
Church on Patrick street i'm this city on the
21st of November next The societies OF
the church will begin preparations next
week Rev. James Reynolds jr.. OF New
York will meet the societies next Sunday
in connection with the matter.
The Messrs. Aitcheson have bought foo
$500 a building and lot ON Union street be-
tween Duke and Wolfe streets
Mayor Strauss will swear I'm minor city
officers next Monday at the mayors ofics.
Mr.. Rutledge Wilson has been rear.
pointed by the President a notary public
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James Malery, charged with larceny. was
released in $500 bail IN the Criminal Court
yesterday. Joseph and Fanny Moses going
on his bond,
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PROPOSALS.

DROpOSAIS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NAVY
4 Yard, Washington. D. c.. and the Naval Proving
Ground. Indian Head, Md.-yuly 20. 1S93-seAled
Navy Yard. Washington. d. c.. and the Naval Prov
ing Ground. Indian Head. Md to be opened August
g. 1895; will Is received at the Bureau Of Supplies
ard Accounts. Navy epsrtment. Washington D. C..
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON. AUGUST EIGHTH
1888 and publicly opened immediately thereafter to
furnish at the Naval Proving Ground. Indian Head
Nd, aauantity of anthracite and bituminous coal
anil at the Navy Yard. WASHINGTON, ID. c. quantity
of split pulleys poplar lumber copper wire seamless
The articles must conform TO he standard and
pass the usual naval inspection. Blank proposals
will be furnished upon application to the Navy Yard
Washington, d c. The attention of manufacturers
and de callers is invited Te bids all other things be-
ing equal decided by lot. The department reserves
the riht to waive defects to reject oil bids
not deemed advantageous to the government THOS.
j. LASER. Acting Chief of Bureau jy25-2ay2w
,y,RFASURy DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE
/ Supervising Architect. Washington. ID. c.. July
II 1SS-Sealed proposals will be received at this Of
fce until TWO O'CLOCK p. VI. on the TENTH DAY
after all the labor and required for the
erection and completion OF new boiler house. new
boiler pl MT &c. for the United States bureau of
craving and printing at WASHINGTON ID. c. in accord
with the drawings and speci acatiop copies OF
which NAV be had this Office. No convict labor
The product any convict labor will %. allow ed In the
work. Zach bid must be accompanied by certified
check for q not less than per cent OF the amount
the proposal The right Is reserved TO reject and
all bids TO waive defect or lnformalify In any
bid IL deemed in the interest of the government
DO All bids received after the time stated will
be returned to the bidders PROPOSALS must be in
closed in envelopes, sealed and marked Proposals for
boiler house new boiler plant for the United
STATES bureau of engraving and printing at Washing
ton, ID G., - and addressed to ERENiAH oROUHkE,
Supervising Architect. Jyl9eoot
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A New Scheme I'm tbe soutb

The directors of the Southern League
have decided to divide the Southern League
into eastern and western divisions, and will
play out the balance of the season in this
way. Winning clubs of each division will
play off. winner to play winner of first haif
pennant. 1t is considered a good step and
the salvation of base ball in the south.
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The Giants Win.
The fact OF the matter was that the WISH
tors hit the ball hard In the fifth inning
and batted out five runs. There were sew
eral occasions when 1T seemed as though
sacrificing would have been better than
hitting the ball hard. but that occasion
was not in the seventh when Farrell was
on third and no one out. Then with the in
field in close the play was certainly to hit
hard. Baldwin was equal to the occasion
and two batsmen flied out and the other
made an infield hit on which Farrell was
run down.
Some criticism was made of Sullivan in
this inning for OBTAINING Farrell on third
when he had made home run hit. The
play was all right and nine times out of
ten would have worked advantageously. In
fact Arson. Ward, Comiskey and the best
base ball captains do 1t frequently. That
three men should come to the bat and
none Of them succeed in hitting safely was
hardly to be expected
Baldwin was effective just when 1t was
necessary.
What brilliant playing there was the
home players did. Hoy caught nv back
of short field after a hard run, which was
good for two runs had II been missed
Stricken was as active as a cat, while the
outfield caught seven flies Ward did some
admirable base running, and his activity
inspired his men to take every chance.
Score:
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STEAM CARPET CLEANING.

A MMONIArED STEAM CARPET C..EANI vi
C.ss Ssd ,S leaned me-, IN tns oes aiirs.ss
made to order Office. ITO Pa ave. Works. l70S
nin1J VI. NEWMYER. MANAGER.
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A lady bicyclist was badly hurt in col
nsion with two men New York avenue
near 9th street yesterday.
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OARSMEN AT BALTIMORE.
Clubs to Be Represented in the Patapsco
Regatta Tomorrow.

The Potomac Boat Club and the Columbia
Athletic Club will be represented in the
Patapsco regatta, to be held tomorrow
afternoon under the auspices of the Nep-
tune Boat Club of Baltimore The racing
will begin at O'Clock. There will be seven
races in all. The Columbia Athletic Club
will have the following four in the senior
four-oared shell race: Baker bow; Dew
duly, 2; Blunt, 3, and Welsh, stroke. They
Will row against fours from the Ariel Club
of Baltimore, Atlantic of Hoboken. n. j..
Paramount Rowing Association of Phi.a-
delphia and the New York Athletic Club
The following eight from the Potomac Boat
Club will row against an eight from the
eight-oared shell race: Oliver bow; Exner.
2; j. Nolan, 3: Roulette, 4; Gaddess. 5;
Johnson 3; Spurgeon, q: w. Nolan stroke !;
Doyle, coxswain.
One of the most interesting contests of
the day is expected to be the senior single
SOULS, in which Smithson of the Potomac
Club OF this city is entered. He will row
against Edwin Hedley of the Passaic Boat
Club OF Newark, n. j., the champion ANA
teur sculler OF America, and VIM. Anon of
the Fairmount Rowing Associa ton of Phil
adelphia, who finished a close second to
Hedley at the middle states regatta at
Newark recently. Mr.. Claude r. Zappone
OF the Analostan Club of this city is among
the tfmekeepers. and Messrs. w. NJ. Ofley
OF the Potomac Boat Club and Howard
Perry OF the c. A. c. are to be among the
judges
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RA-CLIFFE. DARR co. AUCTIONEERs.
HI $50 PENNA AVE. NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TwO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE. NO. 1416 NORTH CAPITOL STREET
BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue of a deed of trust given to us and duly
recorded among the land records Of the District OF
Colombia. in Liber No 1925 at folio pa ct seq and
at the request of the PARTIES secured thereby the
dersigned trustees will offer for sale. by public
ton, In front Of the premises. on MONDAY. THE
SEVENTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. ID. 1888 AT HALF
PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. all that piece or parcel
of ground and premises situate. lying and being in
the city of Washin"on. in the District of Columbia
AMI known and DISTINGUISHED and being lot num-
hered fourteen D4. In Uhlmans subdivision of GER
tain lots IN square numbered six hundred and sixteen
(6l6l, together with all the improvements, ways,
rights. &c.
Terms OF sale: Seventeen hundred g 7OO dollars
mnst be paid in cash. the balance in six (6) twelve
ti2) ard eighteen Us, months from the day OF sale
the deferred payments to be secured by deed trust
the premises sold and the notes to bear
the rate of per cent per annum until paid payable
semannually or all cash. at the option of the pur-
chaser deposit Of 300 will be requ ed at the time
of sale. Terms to be complied with in fifteen days
from the day of sale otherwise the trustees
the hit TO resell the property at the riss and
the dafaultinR purchaser All conveyancing record
ing, &C., at the purchasers cost.
JOHN W. SCHAEFERt
tyS6-d6ds HENRY JORDAN, trustees.
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FUTURE DAYs.
THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. Auctloneers.
81 st. n. W.


THOMAS BOWLING son. Auct1 lone
%AsoN. wHFELBAkRows. o BRIck. 1 Cobb
ON HS MoS6 sY july TTHIRrYr1Rsr. 1893 at
TWO O'CLOCK P. NJ, we will sci, at Enterprise lime
Wh.eibsrrows. 5000 old Brick. lot Of Cord Wood
u%s order e M9EY q sM n P sosss Co
II ATCLIFFE. DARR L CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
TWO Two;sToEY FRAME HogsEs on GALES
REISa nos Sbr 1875 GALES sr AMP 7a6 NINE
FIVE O'CLOCK P. NJ. we will sell. in front of the
Sub lot SO, block o.
OF the subdivision Of R .eda,e Ishsryood. I'M
proved by STORY frame house. No. 1926 Gales st. NJ
'' . Sub lot 81. block
Dwelling dive . No 1@S 18th st De- Each house will b
Terms Over and above the said trust to be paid in
cash. gr al 1ssh at the h 0pton Of the purchase
sale. Term. 70 b complied With in hitssn days
S tie s Of 81 the rsn to resell
assss:; s'''
LIMITED STATES MARsHAL,s sALE.-BY vIR-
tue Of writ Of Teri facias issued Of the clerks
S q the Of OF
SGsf isa THE dGfdJk D A. Fl +.
right title claim interest and Of the defendant
in and to the following described property wit:
tract Of land located at Bennngs District Of
Columbia. containing ono hundred and three COB
acres more or less, being the sameHland Of which
Benjamin Owens died seized and possessed said tract
being bounded on the north by the Baltimore and Po-
tomac Railroad COMPANY on the east by and belong
vision of Lincoln and the west by the LAND Of Mrs
Manning with all and singular the :mpSove ments
thereon, seized and levied upon the property Of
Joseph b. Owens. and will be sold to satisfy execution
TEL N: RANsDELL. U. s. Marshal. D.. c. RAT
CL1FFE. DARR & CO., Auctioneers. tyo4tosu16
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Trying to Get the Race Here.

Capt. E. s. Randall, proprietor OF River
View, has made bid for the prospective
sculling race for the championship of the
world between Jack Gaudaur and James
Stansbury, the Australian oarsman and the
champion of the world. This afternoon
Grant Parish wired Mr.. Gaudaur at Srilla.
Canada, Offering inducements to have the
race rowed at River View. He has also
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FOR SALE-LOTS.


EoR SALE-S6 900 OF FIRST-CLASS REAL ES-
tste for 70. 900 cash: must have the money -
once. Address J. NJ. Star Office jy27-3t
EOR SALE-A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT on
= U 81 NV between 18th and 18th SITS. 20 feee
ont 100 feet deep; public alley In For sale Al
THOs J. FISHER CO.,
1y25-6t 1924 + 81. NV.
E,OR sALE-FOR FEW DAYS LONGER 80
wilt buy lot 23xl 40 feet in East Oeanwood which
Is in tfs District: G, d. and sta. n. extsnded
viii run through East Deanwood. Elevation 30 feet
ground level pure water, communication fars 20 oh
81. depot only 81 cents; streets conform with the
city. ami 80 feet wide. i viii sell lots on easy
monthly lnstallments and should the purchaser die
before az tnstalments paid lot viii de decided
Ni-im T. NJ PINE. 1870 r st. NV
E,OR sALE-A NO. l LOT on 10Th ST., NEAR
Il Senator Sswysrs. 20I9O: also nice building lot
18th st. o. 2Ox96 frame house on each under
rent cheap TO immediate purchaser.
Room j. 1901 Pennsylvania Avenue.
elk PAYS FOR A HOME LOT. AT MAYS
- - Landing. the fne suburb OF Atlantic City; )
q cents. station ground; hne drivinG. fishing.
cunning, bathing. sailing; city and country CON-
binei: 100 houses built last and not empty:
.afe and sure investment; $50 invested will bring
5000 in months factories built this year lots
40 feet above 10 per cent on for cash lots
for sos; title Insured Send for circular. MAYS
IANDING IMPROVEMENT CO.. 6iS Franklin st. =,
Room . iyi526t
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nae BAII NOTES.
Two victories over Baltimore send the
Orioles down nearer u.s.
1t is limited that Richardson may return
to New York.
Wise turned a sure foul bunt into a fair
ball yesterday by touching it and Davis
scored in consequence.
Larkin acknowledges being caught four
feet on the base by Conner. To many he
looked safe.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

TOMORROW
RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
SATURDAY MORNING,
JULY TWENTY-NINTH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK,
AT OUR SALES ROOMS,
go PENNA. AVE-,
REGULAR SALE
OF FURNITURE, PIANOS, ORGANS, MIRRORS,
CARPETS. MATTINGs. &C.. &c.
AL-O
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. IN FRONT OF THE
SALES ROOMS,
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BCGGIES HARNESS, &c.
RATCLIFFE, DARR CO.,
1t THE AUCTIONEERS.
nj MONDs AND FINE MATCHES one PAIR
AND VERY FIERY; TWENTIo OTHER CLUSTERS
ASR s3L1TIHEs sINkfH E EEY
MoSD AND OTHER FINE GRApEs o.
Of JEwELER LATELY IN BUSINESS IN THIS
TOMORROW. SATURDAY. JULY TWENTY
NINTH, 1893. ABOUT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, we
will sell at public auction. at sales rooms 1907
Gstre:t northwest BY order Of the holder Of note.
. lot OF jewelry partly enumerated above.
1t C. @. SLOAN CO., Auctioneers.
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LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.-BY vIR-
~ tue Of writ OF feri facizs directed and
sued out Of the clerks once Of the Supreme Court OF
the District Of Columbia in number 1858 Grim
inal docket against Henry Bird surety and IN favor
Of the United States have seized and levied upon
and VIII sell at public sale for cash in front Of the
the TwENTY-N!NIH DAY OF JULY, 1888. be
u, he undi1,dsa sststs rvst ti,,s ana i'm.
terest Of said Henry Bird in and 70 the follow,
Is and IL In square numbered 636 contained within
the following inetes and bounds, viz BEGINNING for
the same the line Of South Capitol point
distant ~ feet south Of the northeast Of said
lot numbered II and running thence due to the
west line Of said lot thence northeassry along the
west line Of said lot to the northwest corner Of said
lot thence Ii feet to the northwest Of said
inches to the line Of said South Capitol street, thsncs
south along said street 81 feet to the place Of begn
Mug. together with all and singular the improve
ments thereon. to satisfy ssid writ of fsrt facias
DANIEL N. RANSDELL, u. y. Marshal
RADCLIFFE DARR L CO. Aucts y6t2Sinc
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

DOB SALE six ACRES OF FINE LAND
II beautifully located St. Patricks creek one of
the finest oyster creeks In the state excellent
ton for oysterman; $500. DUCKETT, FORD l.
CO.. 635 st.n.w. jy26-3t
GOOD FARM FOR SALE CHEAP-o56 ACRES
N IA miles from WASHINGTON fruit. well watered.
good buildings. No. 1 grass land For particulars
apply 213O st. NV. 1y22-2ws
IHOR SALE-AT wOODSIDE, MUSHROOM
Il cottage large attic bath. hot and cold water.
range. cellar. windmill. stable: corner lot. with
shade: price, %. eco, terms to suit.
ieS-2m b. f. LEIGHTON. 452 d st. n. W.. cot y
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BICYCLES.

RIcYcLEs.
hisn prices on bicycles no longer prevail The
loEg-tniked-of cut" has come,
THE MAJESTIC,
= fnlly guaranteed high grade machine fitted with
W. and W pneumatic tires and eJua to any bicycle
earth. for 49, cash. No instsllluents No az.
changes Call and see them.
GEOS. ATwATER
e-3fn IS}0 Pa. ave.
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" q. SLOAN 4 CO. Auctioneers
". Successors to Latimer & Sloan).
l407 ST. n. W.
HANDSOME PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITES.
IN CHERRY. OAK AND WALNUT, IMPORTED
sIDEn0ARp FROM THE B.NCkoFI SALE;
WALNUT wARDROBEs. LOT OF SLIGHTLY
USED BRUssELs CAhPETs. LOT PICTURES.
CoUCHEs ROCKERS, DISKS, sECRE:
TAKIES, IRON SAFE. NEARLY NEW SAFETY
BICYCLE, CROCKERY, STOVES. &c, &c,Sc.
On SATURDAY. JULY TwENTY-NINTH. 1883.
at TEN AM within sales rooms, 14oG g ST.. .ain
shine will sell large lot Of household effects.
Also at TWELVE NJ. Horse, Carriage, Harness. sc.
1y27-2t c. @. SLOAN CO., Aucts.
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~ G. SLOAN CO., Auctioneers l4O7 st.
~. Successors to Latimer L Sloan.)

GOVERNMENT SALE OF ABOUT 50. 33o POUNDS
OF WASTE PAPER.
On WEDNESDAY. AUGUST SECOND. 1893. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. at the warehouse of Danen-
hover Co.. corner # Virginia and New Jersey
ayes e.. we will sell for the Department Of the
Interior abou,
81. 3p POUNDS OF WASTE PAPER
Terms cash. and paper to be removed immediately
at purchaser expense BY order Of the Secretary.
tyc1-dts G. q. SLOAN co Aucts
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Notes.

Mr.. Rutledge Wilson has been rear.
pointed by the President a notary public
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WON BY LUCKY HITTING.
The Giants From New York Take q
Game.
Danny Richardson's Ultimatum to President
Observation-Disclosures Oarsmen ut Balti-
more-Gensrai Sporting News.

he record of the league clubs is as follows:
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FOR SALF-BICYCJFS
MANICURE.

AJADANF PAIN. MANIlfRE AND CHIKOPOD
vi lat JOB 18TH ST. y. W--rhe only Importer aai
AaaSfactuIsr OF FINE MANICURE and CHIROPOD-
Isl GOODS south VI New IOr2 no2ttr
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ACCOUNTANTS.

ACCOUNTANTS.
DATKICE b c. BRENNAN. PUBLIC ACCOUNT
Il ant and Auditor. 1874 ST. IL. W. Investigation,
and reports made OF bankrupt and insovent concerns
estates takeE care of. nc. ie.,2- 3iu
II T. WALKER SONS, oO4 10TH ST n W
81. Building Papers. Moth-pro Goods Fire Brick
Clay and Tile Asbestos. FIue Lining. Pup. Slate SC
Spf4
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ty:25-ot 303 9TH ST. W.
L,OR SALE
II A neat dwelling in the northwest; press brick
front bay window; 3 stories and Basement 1Orooms:
all latest conveniences
The lot has frontage of 20 feet and runs back 60
feet: 1)-foor side alley.
Price. $50 reasonable terms
THIS. J. FISHER CO..
ty2o-6 IRA ST. ".
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EOR SALE BARGAIN.

3story 10-rooIn bay window brick. all mod.
imps. in aid floors. lot 20K9O to alley. north
side nd half square from cable in
desirable location. ". Price reduced To. 50. 500
2>tOry and cellar. O rooms and bath, new. lot
1890 to alley. Quincy St.. West lexington.
r 81. bet 9th and 10th n W. 2,story brick Pr 500
S-h at. n. W., 2-~tOry and basement. Or. Pr 500
ct. n. 2-story and basement 7r. Pr. 4, $50
psf. W.. bet 18th and 18th. :-story. Pr. L.. 500
T. T. KAISER
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E'OR SALE
It Do you want q houses II so. now IS your
chance take your choice of those houses Just
eompsted on OREGON avenue containing nine and ten
rooms each; finished in natural wood, with cabinet
mantels: open freplaces tiled hath rooms with
celain tubs; tiled hearrhs and vestibules; heated
by furnaces; handsomely pspered; electric light
fnR. and all modern improvements
Large lot to alley.
Price. accommodating TERMS $40. 900 each. fora
short time only.
For further particulars call upon
McLACHLEN & BATCHFLDER.
iy.Ss2 Nv Cor 10Th and G. sts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-14
Cine alte tpoblbabenbe Dame in

= Cine alte poblbabenbe Dame i'm
auitralii6en 8alans8eairf bate bur1
bas allgemeine 8anffra9en einen bers
artigen S9red betommen, baB fie 1000
Stid SObereigns, bic fie f6leunigf
aus ibrer 8ant erbob, i'm @artem pers
grub, um iie gana ii6er au bertpabrem.
glls ibre &ube suriidgefetrt mar, pers
fu6te fie ben S6nB ipieber gu beben,
mar aber f6le6terbinss nidt imfqnbe,
bic betreifenbe Stelle in benz groBen
@arten tpieber auf3uiinben. Mls lie
lab, baB ibre 8eriu6e fru9tlo8 blieben.
itellte lie cine Nn3abl Mdnner 3fI, tpeld1e
bas gan3e peitldufige @ryfi6Riid unter
ibrer 9lufii@t umgraben f1uBten, alIein
Der S6ab fanb ii@ nibtI ua6rid1einlid5,
neil er ldngit pgebobettA lit. Ser al
ten Dame 1T Der 8erlAft 10 nabe aes
sansen, baB fie int SFrenbaule nuter.
gebra6t tuerben muBtq.
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bieleu @ebieten fommen 8eri6te, baB
bic Seuernte nur ein Drittel bes gez
w6bnli6en Betrages liefern tper6e.
Sn 9efen unb BOien berri6t bollitdns
bigger MangeI an Sutter. Sn einem
groBen Sbeile Mittel Oeutf9lanbs
muBten pferbe nnb &inbpieb get6btet
iperben, ba fein Gutter fiir iie borbanz
ben mar. Sn anberen Sbeilen bes
9anbes lin6 Sauienbe bon Stiiden
8ieb bur6 0unger umgefommen. Sm
Siib>9euti9lanb lit bas glenb ipetli<
ger groB unb bic 8auern beflagen fi1
6ariiber, baB fie laut zines faiierli9en
grIafes tein Gntter ausfiibren biirfen.
Sie Sifrifte on Der 6iterrei9if9en unb
S1mei3er 8ren3e baben l1eberfluB an
gutter, linb 1ebo6 ge5iuungen, bafelbe
an bic Gegierung 81, Derfaufen, ipel9e
6afielbe fiir bic Notbleibenben in
gtorbs Seuti6lanb auffauft. Die &es
gierung bat cine grnBe Summe fir
Mbf6affung bes @lenbes bepilligt Anb
bic Gra6traten auf ben 8abnen finb
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