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The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21

which MeHaa occupies the south part with his family.
 Mrs Fred Cable has been i'll for 10 days with grip.
 Miss RenfreW's select school commence ed again, last week. for the spring term. The district school here opened on Mon- day of this week for an eight-week's term.
 George Tompkins has laid up his sbuck saw' for the season.
 Frank P. Bolles has again opened his marble and monumental shop for the season, with John Ludgate, Jr, as first worker and Alfred Cable, assistant. Edward F. Prague is still further stocking his home nursery with fine line of pear, peach and quince trees. Ed will have in time the finest orchards in this vicinity and makes thereby every acre pay as much as any real estate own CT in the place. Last summer he sold an abundance of small fruit, berries, etc. l Mir and Mrs G. B. Rowland returned, 1 last week, from a visit of weeks ssdura- tion to relatives in Burlington, this state. | Hon c. F. Lyman has recently caused his yard to be put in it's usual springtime order and has very much improved the l appearance of the same by trimming con- siderably the fir and other shade trees about the yard.
 T. c. Black is selling fine grade of fertilizers at most reasonable prices.
 Senator Lyman's lawn has the finest green and shows it the earliest of any in this village.
 Stephen Wright, with force of men, has commenced work for the summer at and about J. T. Burr's cottage at Lake side.
 J. B. Stillson, wife and son, were in Bridgeport over last Sunday.
 Dea George s. Humphrey is reported again on the sick list.
 J. D. Cramsey is busily engaged in UtuS duu uEtiis3 SON luS StGu and planting early shoots into the garden, which has ranked for years the earliest in growth and production in this village. Before many think to plant, Nil Cramsey begins to reap the fruit of the same. He justly seems to take much pride iu being first in whatever he under takes.
 Mrs Eli Judson and children returned to their home in Bethel, last Saturday.
 Dea D. Burnham is converting what has been used formerly as horse and 1 wagon shed in the rear of his store, into q storage room, thereby shutting out the public from further use of the same and giving him more room for barrels, boxes etc., which naturally accumulate about such place of business. J. B. Wilson is doing the work.
 Mrs Frank s. Hosford and her mother Mrs A E. Corning, arrived home from | Brooklyn last Saturday evening.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
PNEUMONIA AMONG HORSES.

R. Todd, veterinary surgeon, was again called by Frank J. Hosford, last week, to attend professionally sick horse be- longing to him. The skill of the veteri- nary and the excellent care and ministra- tions of the owner with others, night and day, failed to save the life of the animal. He died on Sunday morning with pneu- monia. Several horses in this vicinity seem to be afflicted with colds and coughs and many are apprehensive ot results till more settled warmer weather arrives.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
ROXBURY,

Miss Emma Zeiuer returned. last week, from New York, where she has been studying music the past winter. She ex- poets to take trip to Germany. next fall.
 Joseph Wagner has about 100 chick ems, some of them we'll on the way tow ards the gridiron. Joe understar ds thor oughly the art of raising early brolers, and reaps good reward for his efforts in this direction.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21

Miss Topping of Minneapolis arrived at Prof E. A. Hayes on Saturday for an indefinite period.
 Mir and Mrs Charles Carter moved into their newly purchased residence in this village, last week, and Mrs Carter is fast renovating and painting and papering the rooms suitable and comfortable for housekeeping and by Mir Carter's efforts and alterations on the outside and Mrs Curtiss labors and taste inside, the place will Lardly be recognized as the same in few weeks time.
 B. Griswold, Jr., is this week having the grounds about his residence graded and leveled and very much improved in appearance by J. E. Granniss with teams and strong force of men.
 MT and Mrs Thomas Martin passed part of last week and over last Sunday in Naugatuck, returning here to their home by stage, Monday afternoon, again.
 Miss Laura Burn ham accompanied her uncle, Maj Walter Burnham, last week, to her former home in Wisconsin, where she expects to remain during most of the coming summer, returning home again in the fall.
 The road workers under the superi1- tendency of Selectman J. E. Granniss, commenced their summers work on Monday of this week
 Mrs George W. Kinney was called sad denly to New Milford, last week, to at- tend there sister (Mrs Northrop), who was reported to be seriously ill with pneumonia.
 John $. Gum is selling settings of eggs from the finest strains of Plymouth Rock fowls which he could obtain.
 G. c. Whittlesey is busily engaged in re-painting the interior of his residence.
 Mrs Henry Katan is confined to her home by illness.
 Hermaa Hoffman passed the first part of last week in New York city and New ark, NJ J.
 We are sorry to hear that Seth Couch has been confined to his house for the past few days by sickness.
 Patrick Rouse and family moved, last week, into the north part of house which James McHan has charge of here and
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
Now Try This.

It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good if you have cough. cold or any trouble with throat, chest or lungs. pr Kings New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds is guaranteed to give relief or money will be paid back. Sufferers from la grippe found it just the thing and under it's use had speedy and perfect recovery. Try q sam pie bottle at our expense and learn for your self just how good 2 thing it is. Trial bottles free at Hawley's drug store. Large sizes soc and $I- E
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr Kings New Discovery for consump- ton, coughs and colds upon this condition If you are afflicted with a dough, cold or any lung, throat or chest trouble and will use this remedy as directed, giving it fair trial and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr Kings New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints. Trial bottles free at E. F. Hawley's drug store- Large sizes 5Oc and $1.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
BRIDGEWATER.

An old fashioned supper will be given in the Town hall by the Bible class of Sl Marks church, Thursday evening, April 27. The proceeds will be used for purchasing library books for the Sunday school.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
Litchfield County News
WASHINGTON.
MRS CAPE-MR CHURCH.

Invitations are out for q wedding at St Johns church, April 2G, Mrs Amy C.. Cape and William II. Church being the contracting parties. Mrs Cape is a daughter of the Rev Dr Spencer, and after the wedding Mir Spencer is expect ing to start f)r England on visit to his aged mother whom he has not seen for many years.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
GRANGE TOPICS.


 An interesting meeting of Washington grange was held Wednesday evening last week. The subject discussed was "Wastes of the Farm, in and out of doors.n It was ably handled by Mrs F.. C. Whitehead, in an interesting paper which she read before the grange, and which contained many valuable hints to housekeepers. The subject of cooking was carefully considered, and evidently the writer would be well fitted to run a boarding house at handsome profit, and at the same time give the best of satis- faction to her boarders. An original po- em by Miss Julia Averill, lecturer of the grange, on "Wastes of the Farm-out of doors," was highly appreciated by those so fortunate as to hear 1t. Evidently the fair lecturer has thorough acquaintance with farm life and fully appreciates and enjoys the beauties of nature. Like all of her sex, she believes that women are q necessity and that men should not try to do without them. She Is right. All unmarried brothers please take notice. The grange quartet sang "The old cx team" greatly to the enjoyment of all lovers of music who were present.. The audience were also treated to solo by Worthy Master AveriE. Interesting re- marks were made by s. J. Nettleton and l.. A. Mason. Altogether it was one of the pleasantest meetings held by the grange. Miss Averll's production was as follows:
 WASTES or THE FARM-our OF DOORS.
 I'm going to write some verses
 At least I'm going to try.
 About the wastes of farmers
 I'll raise aloud my cry.
 The men are always wasteful,
 While women always save;
 Who tries to do without them
 Is surely very brave.
 You waste your time in winter
 Ky chopping forests down. 'Hrhe groves were Gods first temples" Don't burn them to the ground.
 Go buy your fuel by the ton;
 Put in a furnace, too;
 No matter what the taxes are,
 The woods are nice to view.
 For woods are always "woodsy''
 And look so dark and cool,
 With moss and ferns SO lovely,
 Where birds and squirrels rule.
 know mosquitoes haEnt them,
 Malaria, bugs and sDAkeS,
 And there the pesEJ horse fly His hnpless victim waits
 But still.the woods are lovely
 For picnics and tor views,
 And wintergreen and birch bark
 In beer are good to use.
 Don't waste your fields on sowed corn, But plant pop corn instead,
 For children love to eat it;
 It surely saves the bread. And don't waste time and money
 In planting corn and beets-
 Just feed your stock on common hay, No matter what 1t eats.
 And let them eat about stack
 Of buckwheat straw all day.
 You need nos put them in the barn; They're warm enough. say.
 And if the water freezes up,
 Don't waste your time again,
 But lctithe cows eat snow awhile,
 Until there comes rain.
 Don't waste your money and cement On cellars for manure,
 Eut have a brook behind the barn, And drain the yard for sure.
 MINISTER ENGAGED.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
BRIDGEPORT.

A. E. Dixon starts soon for Wsshing- ton state, leaving his wife and family with Trumbull friends for the present.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
LONG HILL.

John J. Lynch has decided to sell his entire belongings on Long Hill with the expectation of going to Bridgeport. See his advertisement in another col umn.
 Robert Burroughs, who is attending the Newtown Academy, was home over Sunday.
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The Wilkes Stallion.
 FLEET, No. 8688.

Sire Harry Wilkes (sire of Rosalind Wilkes ,: IA l-2) by George Wilkes (eire ot Harry Wilkes 7 :l3 l-2). Dam, Daisy, by Signal (sire of siglight, ?: l6); granddam Alice May c; 32) by Bald Chief.
 Fleet has great natural speed and showed a quarter mlle in public last tall in 34 B. sec onds. ?: l9 gait, without ever being trained for speed
 Fleet is also sireing speed. His oldest colts were three last spring. One owned hy W. NJ. Litchard Riverhead, l.. l., that wasn't broken until last July, showed half in :22, last quarter in 3S seconds, ? 32 gait. Another owned by Henry l.. Fleet, Cutchogue, l.. l., showed half mile ill l: : Is last fall and ali that have been broken show speed, are good sized and stylish.
 Fleet has proven himself an extra sure foal geGter anu the tee is within the reach of alI
 S2O to insure. $5 at time of service.
 Remember thatit is an acknowledged fact among breeders that trottiug bred pacers sire more speed and faster speed than trotters and are no more liable to get pacers. B. s. TOMLIEsON, Sandy Hook, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21

childhood, and she leaves but one sister out of d large family, with many neph- ews and neices to mourn her lnS<.-T*
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
BUcYLEa,s AREIcA sALyE

The best salve in the world tor cuts, bruises sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all skin required. It is guaranteed to give perfect sat isfaction, or money refunded. Price 25c box. For sale by E. K. Hawlev.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
A BUSY MAN.

William H. Dougal, with helper, is painting the exterior of Dea D. Burn hams store and shed, with the north extension, containing Stillson's market. Last week MT Dougal superintended the laying of the pipe from Julius A. Glov- CTS well to the basement of Mrs Isaac Browns residence and placing therein water tank, ,etc., which somewhat chang es the plan of securing water for Mrs Brown, different from that reported ill last weeks BEE. MT Dougal has also contracted for the laying ol q tile drain from Dea D. Burnham's re- idence to the A>petuck et cam below crossing the highway at foot of the hill and k. II. Beard sIey's land to the river which will take a number of men for some weeks time to perform. It is designed that the drain pipe from Major Walter Burn hams proposed new residence will con meet with this same drain pipe so far as possible and save much labor, although giving Mir DOugal altogether quite an extensive Job Squire Dougal seems to
 
 tractors and projectors in this commu- nity and keeps as many loborers busy and engaged as any man here. It seems sometimes sometimes to Us wonder how he keeps so many jobs .and contracts in mind and execution at once. At the same time he is continually improving his own residence and grounds with all possible inventions and contriyances which he has opportunity and time to adopt. Some one told William once that if he ever reached Heaven they dldn't believe he would be supremely satisfied, for there would be some corner that he would think he could change or improve or al- ter in some shape or manner of his own invention. So on this pipe to Mrs Browns basement. He has laid three pipes thereto andnext week we may have to record another change but we must say that each time he has seemed to ma terially improve on the method. The last made is decidedly the best.
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
A MINISTER ENGAGED.

4. c. Baker and Charles Prindle are expecting to go into the parsonage, un-
The Newtown bee., 1893-04-21
Children Cry for Pitchers Castor

furnished, for $25 a month rent. The society's committee have hired Rev W. w. Breckenridge to supply the pull pit for six months.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-08
pns Qunkrl pelidJtrt.

Gnolih lit oas 0untel, peldes
ods Glib 0atotn'er 65cbGuoe al De,
Neltausltelluns bislang um9ab, duise.
bellt noroep; es beourfte eines ltorter
2l6tes, I'M Die intenliue 6lnlteruiB 81
ourdorinseu.
3as 9ift fiuben mir in einem Rele.
bert6t bon @bicago in Der ,8Olga Iri.
bune" bon oeren &eodtteur, oem uun
alien 3eitunssb sberausgeberu, ieoer poll,
tiideu 6drbun9, I'M Stante, nls Wuiter
IN Der NtdBisuns, uie Der 8ere6tigteit
uno Sbdrle leiner llrtbsile anertannter
Serru 9bus. g3. 8ilbOp.
DaSDuntel beltnno erIt bariu, oaB man
BON unierem @ebduoe in Chicago lnuae
3elt sar nihts hOrte. Die Gbicogo'e-
3auldbldtter bratten Nbbilouu9en Der
@ebGuoe fnIt aller Stanten, Die beS un,
ieren 9lGujte ourh ibre ablpeienbeit.
2ebte @ote butten ct. Iuuler englis
ihe 5n9ebldtter tleiue uerl6Gmte Be-
rltte BON Chicago, ouB bas Glib Iatos
ta'er @eb6uoe iOSuiu9en Iertig uuo Die
neutrality-suspicious. urran9irt ieieu.
g8ir trauten Der Sahe nibt redt uno
finben unier Nbwarteu fir einen me6r
uutbentii6eu 8eridt gut belObnt ourh
Die obenerludbuttn @ntbilllunsen III Der
rSolsa 9ribune", Die etna 10 lauten
Die Saden lie9en itlimm iii Glib
0afota'er @ebGuoe bis heute. @s 1T
m0alih. bnB iuir bort cine glusltelluao
babeu, aber ge9enpGrti9 fam man lie
nit blIBem gluSe nidt ieben. @Gbreuo
Der leBteu @obe itarrt einem upn Der
5ronttbire Die nihts peuieer ais funIt
pole Binielauiitbrift ,Gintritt uerboten"
ent9esen. Sd l6lid nad 9atota'er
att sur Sintertlire uno trat elm; jebi
tbut mir oies leio. Gs liebt ba aus
wie in einem 9auie, tuO bic M6beln am
Ibeuo uorber imOunteln bineingeIhofft
mOroen. Sielleiht wirb es na6 brei big
bier Wcnaten beIier nusieben, inbeilen
Iino ldon 2 Ntonate oaran poriiberaes
oau9eu uno Der glnblid mirtt entmutbi.
geHb. gln mem Die SduIS lie5t, bos
5u la9eu eutbalte id mid; ieoot peiB
ld uno ut es ia befarnt, pab Die 6erren
SrOpn uno 0op uon Siour Sails Die
Mufliht batten. Sol unlerem @ebGube
9in9 i6 binilber gum Aderbau 8ebdnbe,
100 ib nit srOBem |ersniiscu cOnitatirs
te, oaB Serr Gbas. aeitb troB beIbrdnts
ter ibm Su @ebote seitelter 8elomittel
uno ihlc6!er pie audi uu9enii9euoer
Nuswabl nn@etrebe &c. elneSnmmlun9
Su Stanbe 9ebrn6t, Die nit oeneu unirr
gtabbaritaaien im giOrouelten lit) Dor.
tbeilhait uersleideu ldBt uno alles glehn'
lide bonn Often iueit ilbertrifft. 1bat.
iddlid 1T Serr &eitb Der ein5ise bier,
Der feline Hflidt that, oa audi unIere
Sammluns in Der Bersbau- Nbtbeiluns
lebr beideibeu it, go m6bte i6 bieien
Ratb ertbeilcu: @enu Sbr naf Gbicd.
90 tommt, 10 Seist @uren 5reunoen
Gbas. 8eitb's glrbeit i'm slderbdu9es
bdube, aber iast uidt, baB mir ionit
nod etipns aui hem Ylabe bdtteu!"
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-08
GipilnienIf-R f-Rrfnrn.

7ie New 0orter Sun" briust ans
oebli6 aus poriii9li9er lueue, gtad):
rihten aus Iaibinston, oenen Suiolgs
8rdiioeut Glepelano lid nit eroBarti=
cen Yldnen Sur &eiorm bes Gipeis
bienites beitdftigt. gii6ts @eriueeres
ais cine pollitdnoise llmpanoluus Der
in BeSus aui glnitelluas Der Beamten
uub oeren Gmtsoauer beItebenoen &e,
aeln Ioll beabiihtiat ieiu. 9ieie abfdt,
10 ipiro aemeloet, iei audi bic nriade,
iuarum tisher 70 perbdltniBmdbis ipeni.
se nene Nnitellunsen ieitens Der Nomi-
nIiration ooaSo9en puroen.
Gleuelnnbs @urseben ioll babn ae-
ben, bic 8egeln bes ipsenannteu .tlaiii4
fi,irteu 9ienIteS %. |. Mettpriifune
her Mpplifanten binliatlid ihrer8eidbi.
auna, uno gtuitelluna anf G,runb oea
Yriifuues Graebni1es obne &ldiih
aui Yarteiitelluna luelhe &eaeln iebi
fait nur aui sewobnlids Sdreiberiteller
unb ionltiae niebere unb nieoerite Bolter
ii6 erltredeu. audi auf bic b6berer
8weise bes 6feutliden 9ienites ausau'
oehnen. uno babel in Der Sauptiahe bas
Spitem @nalanos gum 8Orbilb 5u neb
men.
Our Musfiihruns bieies @orbabens
bebarf es natirlih entlpredenber neuel
@eiebeebuna; bod bat es Der Irdiiben
in leinsr Maht. and ohne Mitipirfuni
bes &onerslies bic @eformiuhre elm au
Gtiid poriudrts AZ brinaen Glepelano'i
GrTabrunaen tpdhreno Der lsBten Mo
nate 70 psrlidert oer@emdhrsmanu be-
rSm' baben ibn gum yiadoenien ss
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-08

Die StaatSfair finbet, mie lhou
iriiher mitsetbeilt, bieies Satr in
Nberbeen itatt uno 5iuar com llten biz
l5ten September. @erabe peil ois
@eitansiteuuns bieNeileluli erfpedt hat
miro bic 5air iib rbne Dweiiel eines
suten Beiudes erfreuen; 8iele, bic aus
perI6leoenen @sriinoeu ndt nah Obi
easo relien f6nnen unb bod serne eint
slusIteauns iebeu mohten, iueroen BIT
ndbere mitmabeu. gln Der Staatsiai,
iperben Yrdmieu i'm @eiammtbetragt
BON $4,000 sur 8ertbeiluus tommen
@lei65eitig nit oerielben pirb in N6er-
been aud cine @etreibepalait i'm @ans'
fem uno 'iammt ben Spe5ialausitelnnr
gen Der Counties an Der Jair (fiir be-
rem bette ein bober Yreis ausseiebt 1T
Die slnitislte @elesenbelt sur Bor5ei'
euna Der beiten 5armprOoutte bieten
Der Manaeer Der 5air. Gbas ". oar
ris in Mberoeen, eriuhi oesbalb insbe
iOnbere bic 5ormer, iid an berielben 81
sstbeilisen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-08

Sait ieoer Tag briugt ueue 8eri1tt
uOn Bantcn bic 9cidirlieu wuroen, Sunr
eerin9lteu Sbeile pen unlerem Staate
aber pOn fnit jeoem oerIelbeu eini9e uno
auBeroem bonn 2luslanoe, bon gtuItru.
lien iusbeiOnoere, no rie 01ebrsat
Der 9rDBten @eloiuititute iunerbalb 6
WtOnateu sefaIleu Iino. 6ie lebteren
batten ale ii6eren Sdrdnten uorIi6ti.
ger @eI6aitsmetboo.u uieoeraelaIIen,
in miloen @ruuoei9eutbu sipetulationen
alles anfs Spiel seieBt perloreu.
Gnd in unIerem ldnoe wnren es baupt.
idhli6 Die Snnteu, pelhe vniht bel
tbrem 9elIten" blIebeu, tpelhe Der berrs
'ibenoen @elotuuppbeit erla9eu. Die &C,
rt6tliben lluterluhun9en briueen on
nan6mal falt un9laublihe MiBocrnal,
tung Su 3ase. Mlatte iit Elm Der.
trnuensmann IN trgeno einem @eiddite
ieiuem 8riujipal seseuiiber folder Ser
untreuuu9en (uno Die SerI6leuoerun9
BON 0epOiitengelOern ourd Santiers,
Su IelbItiii6ti9en 3uedeu, ioIte nicbt an.
oers 9enannt peroen) Ibulbi9, ons
3udtbaus ware ibm iider. Der San.
tier aber mar eiufah Elm Opier uioer.
tudrti9er 3uidlli9teiteu uuo Der @elo,
tlemme, Elm beonueruswertber Mann.
@S lit eritauulr6, wie Shannon feline
0iener 81 i6ii5en unb ben &cdtsIinn
Der Wen9e irre 5u leiten weiB.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-08

pomer OOer Cigar gaen GOe-jeues
%erslein georedlett bat
D@s 1T Die olte @eI6idte,
0O6 bleibt ie epi9 ueu;
lluo Uem lie juIt pniiret,
8em 9ebn Die &rOten futi6 babel !"
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-08

9as oemotrutiibe Stuats Central.
comite miro um ID. b. Ut. in Yontton
5uIammentommen, Inn 3eit uuo Ort fir
Die Staatsconueutipu fir domination
bon &anoioaten fir pns Staats Sber
9eri6t 81 beitimmen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-06-08
9tc Sant pun 8eresfnrb ihll

Die Sant bon 8eresfuro lblOb
lebte ISOLDE ibre 9biiren uro es bieB
crit, oaB Der Santerptt Elm tutoler lei
Die @el6Gite ieien perua6lGlli9t unb
benz Spiel uuo Sport 5u uiel eebuloiet
tuorbeu. gadber ober lauteten Die
Radridten tr6Itlider; es ieien SAC, 900
all @utbabeu porbanoeu, ee9euiiber
BerbinollAteiten i'm Betrn9e BON '$35,s
600. 8ieie Orbnuns Der 8anffrads
8eri6te 1T nun 9eraoe um9efebrt bon
Der ilbli6en, in LETTER 8eit 70 oft oOrse.
fommen, iuelde Der vNrijona Slider"
I6On friiber eiumal in ieiner ur6igen
8eiIe iuie folgt al eiuem Seilpiele illu.
Strirte:
,@ir entuebmeu nuIeinonoeriolqen
Den glussaben re5 III Sluptown (gteue.
ba) eriheiuenoeu o0ailp Boomerang"
fOlgenoeS tur5e aber inbaltidwere Sis
1t0r6en:
sDienita9: Our grbBteu 8e.
itiir5um9 Der sau5en @eldGitswelt bat
geitern Die DSlOptown 9tatitual Sant"
ibre 9biiren sei9loHen. Die 8anf 9e,
b0rte 81 ben altbe9rinoeten gtnbliiez
ments Der Staot uno gait au9emein als
oertrauenswiiroie. Gs 1T iibrlgens fir
Die 0epolitOren fein 8runb sur lnrube
oOrbanoen, fenu oieBant miro ne69luss
fa9e ibres 8rdiioenten alle @inla9eu Su,
riidbe5ablen, oa iie uur ourd cine mo
mentane @eloflemme in 8erle9enbeii
eeratben, iOnit aber ourdaus 5ublunsss
fdbia iit.
,W it TO o d.: Der gailirer Der
fall!rten ySlOptOwn yiational sSanf"
bat h6 cine &usel burd ben aOpi se-
i1OGeu. Motip unbefaunt. Sc i6eint
jebt, ais oh Die Yaut bod ni6t gang
5ablunssidbi9 iel. Seoenialls aber
iperoen bic Grebitpreu minoeltens ueun=
sig Hrojeut ibres @elots juriderbalteu.
% onueritas: Steceiuer ste.
peniOn nabm 9eitern pDn Der pcrfrabien
,SloptOpn 9iatiUnal 8ant" oifSfll
8elis. @r miro lelne ausfiibrlide Yrii
fun9 Der BiihPr beute besinnen Nad
oberildhlider @iniibt meint &c, bic De-
ppiitpren miiroen pobl bic SGlfte ibrer
@lnlasen Uerlieren uno nit so Yro5ent
sufrieben lein miifien.
ySreitas: Die amtlibe Yrl.
funs beS Stanoes unlerer banferotten
gtatiDnal Bant nabm seiteru tbren Gns
fang. &eceiuer Stepenlrn madt ein
INNER ernIteres @elibt. @s 1T 5wei
felbait, Oh Die @laubi9er Der Banf mebr
Gls 20 8roSent ibres @eloes 5uriidtrie-
gen merben. Der ielbitm0roeriide
Gofiirer bot iid als idlimmer Betriiser
entpuppt
90 m itag: Gin paar alte Stles
fel, Smei OintenidIer uno oreiSebn nit
.8iffern beidmierte &ebenbii1er biloen
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