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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23
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WssHHSsroS. Nov. ts-The Interstate
commerce. commission yesterday. in
an opinion by Commissioner Clements.
announced It's decision in the eas..s ~
Biantou Duncan against the Atehison.
Topeka santa Re system. and against
the >puthern Pacific Railroad Co AMI
the Louisville q Nashville Railroad
Co. The dexisiBu contains important
rulings on railway rates on household
goods and immigrants' movableS Tn
der the western classification there
are two w~~t-huunst carload rates
frvm Mi-si-~ippi river points To
Pacific coast teruaiisils on goeis termed
-Emigrantsf movableS QUE iSa gem
eraI class rate amt the other d~sig-
mated a --eommadity rate. AMI less
than the general rate. the latter rate
il published rs being open 10 intend
ing settlers only but in practice il Is
given To shippers indiscrimiaateEy.
The committee holds that there il no
necessity for retaining the two rates.
and that the wsst-bound rate on -emi-
grants mo~ahles from Louisville To
L0s Angeles oughr not 10 be in excess
81 the amount of the commodity rate
tk~reun-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23
UNDER MARTIAL LAW.


CHIexeos Nov Recommending last
nighs Chsrago will be. between the
hours Of I and 8 n m practically un-
der martial law. with the police force
~ a garrison Every person found on
the streets. outside the few streets
where business Is carried on all night.
viii be halted By officers in plain
clothes AMI required to give an account
of himself He will be asked his name.
residence and the cause OF his being
in the streets at 80 Late an hour
Every person 50 ~aeepsted who will give
the reguired information will be al
lowed to proeeed- Persons who refuse
e. ns~er the questions or who shall
art IN a suspicious manner or have
weapons or tools that might be used in
their possession. will be pIaeed under
arrest By this rigid method il Is
hoped that many Of the midnight
providers who have committed 30 many
murders and burHiaries recently will
be captured or frightened away from
the cIty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

"EN Jaws NcD,varr - -
nearly hatf eenturv vas r-,,1s,s.,-
N@s hE"re IN pablir life a. ar ~s5.c-
~rFesary q the eumn "a
1latAHt1generaL di~,s AZ Rsrhmea.I
"a the 18th He VA. b.,rn us,-
-gneasS-v n t.4& Gen. Menrala
Nasa hrpthsr - Hon Alex Nrn,,,g4
minister r. Persia.
AN~ AySrE Iawx-ox leogsrr,u -
sAAims 20 - lNl yrarS Old wa. F,,,uw
burned a. her home in P-S.tshu--h
"a on the night % th~ rs.h IL
e"''hinE tguiseri while she wax S.,,a-
.ag m frons ot a crate srp N-,.5-
@ohnSou ~reeently buru~-I IA a-a.h ~
amp explosion her rranss.lanvk-
Ter
b~tFHrHEE1k. scarlet FEVER an.I small
p''x arr spblemis ia the rirfnisw =.
AtehEon- Eax. AMI part - a. ..kwg
aave elo~ea Th~rr had b~wu shirsv
Deaths ~ the diseases I'd tsth~ isth
IeS~s
Crowd - eaa 60 sag Seafarin~ men
et0csed the sidewaix in fruut % A.
EAMA - vi
street New York. "a the 18TH
where the work u enrarir e-~vxs f.-
NJ hrazilian war ships Fl Cid now
Nesh~royi and Britannia was in active
progress
WIS EEExNRETH ELxIV< daughter Of
tn~ fnrrnsr SECRETARY Of war. ~r~vh~u
b kktnss wa< married on the 18TH. so
Edward bruner. a wrIT-known club
IN % New York eitv-
IHE president has a~ppo5ated n W.
htipa'rieS. % Louisiana. assi.san,
treasurer of The Unised states a. New
Orleans
ts9v- NehtNEEx. 0f Ohfo arrived n,
the Windsor hotel in New York On
the 18th He was met By his brother
Abuer Mckinley and anamhsr II Brv~
n5nent republicans who congratulated
him upou his victory atshe polls On
the 9Th
>ESeR NoEEr- spanish minister %
foreign affairs received a telegram
from Brazil. on the 18th. stating that
Admiral NeIIo had proclaimed Couu,
dEu'S eldest son emperor Of Brazil
This o IS Prince Pierre d-tIeaatara
Louis Philippe lie was born at Pc
tFopolis. near Efo de- Ianeirn on Oeto-
Der H. ts73 His mother i ths, pres
emit Countess dEu and Princess Isa-
belle Of Bragsnxa. daughter Of the
late Dom Pe.tru
THREE velI-irsSse,i men entered A
Pittsburgh Pa isweIry store. On the
I1th- and while engaged the atten-
ton Of the clerk the Others ran awav
with a tray OF diamond rings The
a who CARRIED the tray was captured
after a hard chase.
SENATOR VooRHEE<. Of IussianaL who
i spending tw0 weeks between ses
SONS of congress At his home in Terrv
Haute- SAYS that he expects the house
viii send the tariff bilI 10 the senate
before the holidays
EDw r WoeAy ansf hsminick Ho-
gan were s~euteues.f at Hanrocx. Mich.
On sh~ r-sh. 10 five years AZ hard Ia
h"r af the Marquette prison For train
rubbing nssminiek Wa the m-~-en-
ger "a the rgbb.,t train
THE attsrusy xeasraI Sf New York
has begun a snis IN IN. court Of
ehancprv IN the naaIe Of the state
against the rabarrsl trust
IN W&smFES. hsrIuer treasures Of
III. Obf Colanv Railroad Ca died at
ar hsuz~ n Es~ssn. "a the nixh. of the
r-th sge-i = rra-<
PmIxCE ALEXANDER - Bafreubsry.
sarTu~rEy 1riare ct Bulgaria died GA
the E-th- AZ esraEz- AUSTRIA
TaN sSsaser - ". Clyde. which ar.
AZ New York ga sh~ 18th frvu
EEayEen. TURKS isIansI-. AMI eEs.s-
where. r~p.srrS ~ d~ssarhsknse n Hayxi
@h@m she left "a the rita
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

>~~r~ss sf tbs Wsw~ and NsSas GsnarmIe-
tee s-sssnaas Pssa~-wsss s.~E ssa
frsa 10 b~ Fr-~-rh- p-s.sssrss1- rn~s~v
sf fr~~ ks~ wss~rssA. and ra.r~a~~a
Duties o. Wsaafsssar~. 20 ~ ssi~~a .
Pu~rst~sf r.-G
W~AsHrsGrsx. Nov M-Besuise the
pre~aufious II the house wavS and
b~rominx public property. some % the
details u the work ca the tariff bill
ARE leaking eut There - apparently
IN double that waof and zeal anil irou
ere viii S~ piar-d on the free list II
h anaI~rstas~f also that a material re-
duetioa viii b~ mad< on ssexE rails
The duty ga TIN plate. as has been pre-
visyus4y announced viii probably be
r~slue~d frout 25-Ea to cent
The s-sh-siIties On texrii. fabrics have
been substantially agreed upon in a.
earstaHre with the Democratic theory
ef Free raw materials AMI Increased
duties On manufacturers The wool~n
dusies viii be similar 10 thase in the
Springer ball aas above - per cent.
AT w~alsrrra and at 20 per cent on only
a few items The rate On manufae-
tlrss u eottDa VII be about ~ per
e~ns inesuaing cotton hosiery as we'll
a. fabrics
The Duties on linen goods AMI laces
viii suffer a considerable reductions in
vi~w Of the fact that fax AMI the
ether raw materialsof the industry are
going upan the free list. The repre-
ssnsatives Of the linen manufacturers
have been bringing sfrong pressure to
bear upon the committee q maintain
the existing duties. bat The compound
duties are likely 10 b. abolished In
every case. and era Of the al vaI1rem
dufies reduced
A meeting Of all the demo.rati-
members VIII BE held to-day. at which
the subcommittee having IN charge
the various schedules viii submit their
reports. The work Of adjusting and
har~uronizin- the reductions viii then
be euuriaaed until the bill shall have
been complicated ft - expected that
this result vii be reported the last Of
next week. or not later than the Mon
day following. The bill will then BE-
reported tn the full eommittee and
made pablie the same day
Chairman Wilson h~eIiev~s that the
bill sill BE- taken mp in the house and
generally debated for about ten DAYS
preceding the holiday recess Mr.
wilson will make the opening speech
in support Of the measure. and il 10
understood that Mr. Burrows. %
Niehigsn. viii speak first foe his side
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

s~axaHs~.@3. t~aszs~sanx tAas tn~ r.~~rs
Have rtr~a - th~ Hfs.f~rxs~~ - rrsa~
% Mic Sss~sr~ ant rrsv-s~~ en- Pat . >ssp
o. n.
WASHINGTON Now. IA eipter
srl<gram rvsviveE by the navy dspast-
n~ut last evening" froaa Capt Picking.
ansier yesterdays date. frvux Rio de
Iansirn, = taskrd upon a. significant
AMI pa~siety Indicating a weakening
81 ~ strength of the in~arwwnt 9eet
ander Aanai-.l M~lIa The Translation
vas a. foltos~
Naval rrvrv -xrxrivrs % eixax aafssn-. tn
~ err zasssra s=~@ s~~f.s-6 .ss ~ p-r
M rnaaisiuas u VA - - isastr-t ~ Eis
~aassiN ssiaw stiff IN Possession ~ ne sranit
stn government ANT enaa~etst vita Rio 10
Jaacirt ny railway mstnithsns u ssr can e~
Aszss~f az ~asts- Yesterday th~ Insurgents
erwNas~t ship The Brazilian government sert.
hrvt . ~aatiaaai sai,As~ IN Aaurr &c rn~ rsxan-
1.hmsat q ts~ repabas
The only Interpretation ~ be put
up.sn this dispatch 10 that the naval
representatives at Rio have dscisied
that there shall he M Interference
with commerce and have formally nssr
a~si thu in-urvvns admiral they will
prevent l. The probabilities are. sud
this = the view taken by government
oeieialS h<Te. that this action wenkeus
Neilo very uauch. tor IL he cannot clo-.
the parts OF Rso and bring the city
into s~ubjxetion it cannot be euui~v-
tured how he can make his rwb-Ilion
Successful
IL lc.,lSs ~ naval odisers very much
~ II Neilo bad been badly Grip
pled- Thfs action n in line with tina
Indicated IN previous dispatches FROM
Capt Picking 10 the effect that foreign
representatives h~tt a css~uf.r~nc. AMI
notiEsd Nelis hat h- mnss respect the
nationality Of any lighter engaged in
snfoading vessels aad flying the far
nc it, bssvv Initiating itx nationality.
II appears that q s~tasiis-t e~srt has
hsen mast~ ~ give N~Ils no excuse to
Gre sp.pa the city
An agreeuaxn waz mail. @lfz.ss time
axo that there sAoubt be nm firing be-
tween the tnrres in Rss AMI sh~ inzur>
w~nss in the hay This va. ~vtalsi-st
on one osession. although X n ast
known IL any damage rr~aisrsL To-
dag Dispatches Indicate that tA.
naval oHKser~ On duty there ia their
protection - ts-wiwn interests are do
~t~rrnined that this axrr~m~ut shall h~
enforcrst. for this last npsic~ n the ~
smit Of ~eooerrtssl action On tbs. part II
the allhssi pswers - prevent anv firing
upoa che city and damage 70 ssmn~rrs
hw .sFA.r .1,Es
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23
eAaeNss p~- "a sAs Anxuxsa Exya-s-
alnn-

4y~rsrA. Ca Nov tz-Education
SAg was elaborated yesterday By 1eo0
seh~sl children at the exposition
f~i@x&thnus were in attendance from
the principal colleges OF Georgia. >fx
hundred school children sang a choral
gr~~ting- Over -so girls fFs=s the
Gtrts Normal and Industrial college Of
Geprwia attended 70 give an exhibition
Of cooking. typ<vriting. st~nograph-
ing. art. n~eellework and fancy work.
Hon- j. l. " Curry. ex-rnited states
minister 10 Spain delivered the ad-
dress u the day.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

JEFFEKSoSvTLLE. Ind. Nov. fz-An-
drew Benninger and Edward Weod-
ward. two prominent young men 81
this city. were arrested and loeked mp
yesterday charged with burglar
They are charged with loosing ~xsuA
Residences at >elIersburx. and IL = l~-
lieved that they have had a hansa IN
other r0bberies that have recently o
eurr~d in Clark county. which has
been infested with thieves for some
tine- Bennington got drunk. while
visiting n View Albany and confessed
10 the authorities. imrIieating Wool
ward
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

BrmpExg INSPECTOR TsoExy maafe an
sxaminztiou Of the Chicago board Of
trade baII1Ing. On the 18TH aaA after
w1ra raae : r~rcrr IN whieh be savss
The tower has some er1eA~ "a ls
walls hut they are noe new Ones for !
saw them four years axA Each col
nnn in the t0ver supports over $40
rpuzs and Of essurse. the walls have
xanken some. but l an pretty sure
there i no danger 70 any part OF the
Struetur~-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

" Fep3evin sait at Eufaula- l. T..
On the 18th. between haIf-brseds over
, numbsr 81 cattle the Defendant al
kgsd that he had TRADED his wife for
sae cattle The court held that it was
against public policy TO allow a to
t-Ile his wife for cattle. and awarded
the Plaintiff the animals
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

TIE family of Gosseureid wogs. Of
.|reveE1Hd- o. was found actually
Starving on the 18th havinx eater
nBshFug Fog four days The members
u TIE family five Of whom are chill
irvns were in n terrible condition
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

IN an unofficial trial trip under
t1rved draught. on the 18th over the
measured course between Cape Ann
H1rhOr and Cape POrPo5>e- which X n
trlte less than fOrtv-four knots long.
the United States cruiser Columbia
naie the unprecedented speed Of @@s7
Knots an b0ur, an excess o. Ls7 knots
ever the contract requirement of TWEEN
= cue knots an hour
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

CarcSsos between the hours of I ami
'sA n u practically under martial
law With the police force as a Sarr5-
sra Ever= person found On the
streets. outside the few where business
y earriea 90 all night viii be halted
b. officers 81 plain clothes and re-
qzEred TO give m account Of himself
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

TyFVED >rArEs MARSHAL Love. Of
SaH Fr7neSco received = telegram
hpm Atsorney-General OEn@y. on the
9Th iHssruesing hin To release the
aurtewz Chinese whom be held for
rnlatD1n Of the Gearv act.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

G. C. SHIELDS. a r~.-year-oid Chicago
boz confessed in court on the Ifrh- to
having removed the burning fuse
thrown fr0m the rear Of the wrecked
suburban tram rs a sign 10 the TRAN
hall0wIng. thus causing the wreck on
rae Rock island road az Exgtestea- on
tae ssh- that resulted In twelve deaths
an1 injuries 90 thirty others
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

Tue crew OF seventeen Of the ship
.|tslHrnbia. abandoned. diSmautIed AMI
enxiur- 90 October y were eight DAYS
without food or water before landing
Il - Martin island West Indies one
al s5eir number was lo~r.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

AFTER the Sling Of a bill of special
sn1lngs. agreed on by both sites in
he Iron Hall ease Judge Winters, Of
lnalanapolis Ind. on the 10th begana
stafE OF the case preparatory to Civ
mg his decision Opinions differ widely
A. 10 the outcou1c- The court intima-
tsa that needy members Of the or
der should not suffer BY any delay on
his part
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

II : said that Helen Could i en-
rHged tO marry Actor Harry Wc~.I-
rrf- known in the profession as The
E.E Inrenu-- He Is to abandon the
sage and spend two years ut Yale
stwiyinx law at George GoaIdrs ex-
psnse hefore enu1ing into possession OF
as s1aaao. coo bride.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

rJssIE TO appease the appetite Of
|Aung-y applicants for eaice. il i said
|rrat WHG D BEl=-- member cs enr
|rrss from the Indianapolis Uudl dfs-
rrk viii retire at the end Of his pres
I-ut tprru-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

TEE eurpn<r5s Jury investigating the
eoIlisi0u "a the Rock island road at
Egyhe=rsu- Chieaga on lac stu by
which twelve persoaS wsre killed and
thirty injured returned a verdict. On
the 18th. Recommending that the con
duetor. fagusan and collector Of the
subarhan train be held for mar
sIaHxhter and eeasuring the Rock Is
land Railroad Co for running trains 50
close together.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

GnxKxwrrEr. Nov. 1.-THE frm Of
Weiss a 6clasteia. whbch has e~en In
hu.iness in Grveaviile for twenty-five
"a Ant wss the largest m~srcaasiIs
arm IA che Delta sold out today 10
M~~-r& IT, a ID Nswssm OF New Or
leans - cover an Indebtedness das shs
srua
The total liabilities % the arm wtlI
AAriiv rrach Sasa, asa. Wills sae assets
-zs - e.a. leaving an excess II asses
ever the Liabilities o. Tally s11o.auo
The caase Of the Arms failure = ths
grnerai a4if times szI failure 20 collect
In t-9a. PRIOR ~ the eversow of that sea-
sou. the firm DID not owe sissAessh AMI
possessed available assets IN excess ~
all liabilities 81 more than sgsa0sA Bas
IL Il a weiI~knosu fact thai dartnx thas
year they assisted the planters in this
s.sctisn - the exsrns et thousands q
dollars 10 many cases where they could
not expect 10 receive payment Tho
failure OF the Bank Of t~srwenvtlie tn
December, 1901. also shattered she fog
tuues Of Weiss & ssolfstetn by with
drawing FROM them every dollar %
credit from large commercial csnters-
still the arm attempted 10 stem tho
current and b. business Tact held ~
Tethsr until this season Although IA
ioytnx IA unlimited commercial credit.
The mercantile debts incurred his rear
will ~ exceed 81. y /.
Usually receiving 1eso bales Of cotton
annually. ID firm has rscrfv~d only 40
bales ~ date thss season and vita IN
annual Interest aa,ruank u sAeoo 10 10
easy 70 see that no house cuaId stand
the strain
The failure 10 the largest that has
ever occurred tn the Delta and must
ascessartiy effect the erptit % this sec
tiau. Il 10 believed. however. that tho
creditors of ths firm viii voluntarily
take up me Affairs Of SANS and easisavvr
10 al Just aud arrangeuaens a settlement
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

WILLIAM BzxwsrxE OrEscS- who was
NJ the head of the educational depart
neat in H0n0Kafa for many years says
shat an asremDs TO restore the ROC
arehy Will res>~lf in = fght, for UhSa
the advocates OF annexation are Pre-
pared whIe their cpponeDts are Ior
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

Sr1zEs and Floyd the fugitive Io,s-
u the Bank Of Minneapolis MINI.
- arrested on board the sseam-r
Sale when she reached Southampton
r-r5arsI. on the rSshL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

Isay W D0AyK- OF Chicago and
r-=ferSck 4 Co1dert. Of New York
nse BEEN appointed additional r~rxfv-
- sfthe Union Paeise railroad To ur1-
zrs me interests Of the government.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

L x LErTEE- Of Chicago on the t4sh.
rsnss,i the dTrestors OF the Columbian
unssum that he win contribute 500
~ - the fand- provided the museum
J sailt and retained in Jackson park
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

MAZE dispatches from the CougO Free
state received IN Brussels on the lssh-
state that the Arabs intrezehed along
the Congo. thoagh numbering twenty
% cue. had been defeated By the Bel
Fans great many being killed and
wounded and 5000 taken prisoners
In trying to escape hundreds were
drowned The murderer Of knIn
Pashz was captured and exe~uted- All
q Emin's latest papers were captured
and have been delivered TO King Leo
rold
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

ST. LoCis. Nov r&-The Morse ship
Viking arrived a. Grafton III. where
the IIIinois river joins the Mississippi.
yesterday morning The voyage
through the canal and river was made
with difisulty. and the bottom was
touched several times The eoutem-
plated trip Of the Viking to 81 Paul
MINI, has been abandoned. owing 20
the low stage Of water and the late
ness Of the season To-day the vesse.
AMI her Morse crew viii arrive in 81
Louis. remaining n few days. when the
Journey viii be euutinued dowa ~ tbs
guilt
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

PE0r. GAKSER- the American who
wens into the forests of Africa about \
pear axo To live with the nO1ksys and
learn their language. arrived az Liver
rnol- on the Issh- ON ais return Trip
He claims that his visit to Africa was
4 great Gee and that d monkey
race has n language The professor
lived in a cage In the heart Of n FOREST
far I9I days. his sole companions being
no1keys and n phOnograph
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23

rHx public debt increased dw-ia-
erevesr s1I4t-0Se9L
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1893-11-23
OFFICIAL RETscsNcg

k~-rsrsisx to F.xs~v q. no r~-.~~S A,
ns~s4hHa wasa%a-r rn-ar.s.aa.
Vss~e fs~ S~a~~t~dx~ IL re- fns~r-
s-~s wtts ~~er~ssrv gr~-aaxa F.ss--s
te rsr- rP sv-a o F~sgas-x-wm ~.s
80 f~~r~ 60 H~t@@sss~ the ou~.aA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-06

ifhon iett allgemein ~suseitanoen. Diez
fer Grfolg liest nidt gum @enigiter
BARN, baB bic beutl9e Nusftellung nidt
tn ceutraliiirenber Weiie ourh cine eiis
3ige @tabt repraientirt miro, mie J. g..
bte fran30fl6e bnr1 9artS, ionbern
bab bic etn3elnen oeutfden Staaten ge<
lmiiiermaben ielbltftdn6ig in ben 8etts
'beruerb 9etreten finb ma babur6 benz
l@brSei5 elm piel 9r0Beret Spielraum
often itanb.
Der GinBans CUR beuti9en 9sftion
in Columbia Denue fibrt 5ur4 sin
IgroBes eiierneS Sitter, fpeldes eincs
l0Henen 9ofraum abi9lieBt. DieieA
Sitter aus 9hmieoeeiien, mel1es cine
2dnse BON 161 SUP beiitt, 1T allein
if1or elm Gunltnerf erlter Orbnnl1g.
lSein Stil lit Der 8ofofoftil. Das
mittlere Ieiner bret Tbore lit baS grSBte
Gtiid, fpel6es in Der @ilenf@miebefunit
lie berseitelt purbe. Da6elbe bat 40
DuB 66be BET % SUP Weite ur1b tpiegt,
NIT Gusl6lub Der 8foiteu unb 6es
lfr6nenben SdluBitiidS, aIein 10 Tort>
men. Die Ieitli1en Gbore }in6 80 SUP
bod uub Is 6uB brett nt1o baben iebes
Gin @emtdt BON IS Eonneu. Das
Giien unrbe lebisli9 nit Der 1anb aus
robem Stabeilen berausgebdnumert uno
9eidmieoet. DaS gauge Sitter reprds
ientirt ote Nrbett bon $50 ber ge5htd<
iteiten 2eute Der 6ranfiurter Sirr1a Sc
Ibriber Grmbruiter pdbrenb Der Dauer
zines balben Sabre8. 3nti9eu ben
md9tigen Stdben beS @itterS finb
Hriinte, 8lumerl uno 8ldtter aus @is
fen In jarteiter Nu8fibrnng, unb be-
fonberS Der Blumenforb, tpel9er oas
Mitteltbor fr6nt, lit elm Meifterperf,
bet BEN man eber an feinite @olbi9mieos
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