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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-08-24
TERRA ALTA.


The Brotherhood of Engineers
arc going to have a picnic in Fitz-
gerald's Grove August 30. Excur-
sion trains will come from Cumber-
land on the cast and Wheeling on
the west. 1t promises to DO grand
affair.
Miss Meta Smith, of Fairmont,
who has been visiting her friends,
Misses Daisy and Della Dudley, tho
past month, returned home Sat-
urday.
Misses Minnie Ford and II. A.
Latham, of Washington, ID. o., are
visiting the Misses Frey.
Mr.. Edmond Whtchalr has Just
completed very handsome resi-
dencc on State Street.
MIR. James Herndon, who has
been OH tho sick list the past week,
is able to DO out again.
1t is reported that Col. N. W.
Fitzgerald will rebuild his hotel in
the near future.
Mrs. Il. III. Dudley is visiting
her sister in Grafton this week.
Messrs. Ed and Glen Hardesty
are on tho sick list at this writing.
1t is hoped that they will soon be
out again.
MIR. |. N. Smith, our genial ma
cHinist, started out with his thresh-
ing machine this week. He is the
nan to do first class work.
Mr.. l.. +. White has placed q
large skiff on his fish pond at
Rathbone.
Miss Ida Spahr, of Kingwood,
who has been visiting here for the
past month, went to Mt. Lake to
spend few days before returning
homo.
Our Band and quite q large crowd
from this place attened the picnic
at GAINESVILLE Saturday.
Miss Nora Ringsr is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Snider, at Koyscr this
week.
A large crowd from this place arc
attending G.. A. Il. services at Mt.
Lake Park today (TuesdaY.)
Mossrs. o. w. Ringer, Chas. Mil.
Ter, q. @. Crane, Chas. Wortbing-
ton, o. q. Crane and Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Guseman expect to start to
the Worlds Fair the first of Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. O. j. Trippett and daugh-
ter, Miss Hallio, who have been
spending the summer with her
mother, Mrs. s. j. Posten, returned
to their home at Point Pleasant
on Tuesday.
Our school will be taught the
coming winter by Prof. G.. NJ. Ford,
Principal; VIM. Reed Crane, LIST
Assistant; Miss Matte Casteel, End
Assistant; Miss Winnie Welch, Bird
Assistant. Our Board OF Eduea-
ton has certainly selected a fine
corps Of teachers, and by tho co.
operation Of the parents we hope to
have the best school that we've ever
had. Ros4
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-08-24

Correspondence Of the Argus.

Correspondence Of tho Argus.
After brief absence from the
columns OF the ARGUs NO will try
TO tabulate q few items as OF yore.
On Sunday, Aug. 6, VIC had the
pleasure Of attending basket
meeting at Pleasant Hill, conducted
oy Rev. George Liston. In the
forenoon after Sabbath School,
Rev. Liston preached one Of his
usually able sermons. After
preaching the satisfying Of tho
inner man was the most important
thing. The dinner, Of which there
seemed plenty and to spare, was
very appetizing, and to Mrs. Abnor
and Benton Walls, at whose table
our elmer man" WAS satisfied, we
return thanks Ia tho afternoon
Rev. Blston preached another able
sermon.
Mr. Charles X. Gibson, Of Pitts
burg, was visiting friends and rela-
tsves here for few days, has
returned home.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-08-24

Gen. w. e.. Brown and mother,
John VI. Crane and wife, Of King
wood, Miss Stanhope, Of Lexington,
KY, Mrs. M. p. Brown and daugh-
ter, Miss Gay, Master Guy Brown,
of Morgantown, and Miss Letitia
Parks, of KiBgwood, were at the
Philippi Hotel Tuesday. They
we're on their return from the Luray
caverns, an overland route through
a part Of Virginia and along the
Alleghanies in this State, on q fish-
ing and pleasure trip, they having
left Kingwood two weeks since.
The General claims the distinction
Of having caught the finest trout
Of the season out Of Cheat river at
the Club House, while tho young
ladies were quite successful in
bringing in the spotted beauties.
They were a jolly party and well
pleased with their visit to the noun
tains.-Phaippi Plaindealer.
special Drives IN BOOTS and
SHOES for cash atTAYLoR's Boot
and Shoe Store. Cali at once.
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81 20 Cents Per nnshel

/ will deliver coal from tho
ZIMMERMAN BANK, from this
date until further notice, at the
remarkable low price Of FIVE
CENTS per bushol. Have yonr
coal house filled at once.
JOHN GRRAsER.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1893-08-24

Mrs. Winnie 0'Dounell, of Roda-
mers, this county. died at tho Hos
pital in Wheeling, of that dread
disease, Cancer, on Saturday. Aug.
1s, 1898. and was brought home
and buried at Rodamers, Monday
of last week. Rev. Father z. A.
Boyce. of Rowlesburg. ofiiciated at
the funeral. The deceased has
been great sufferer the past year
from the affliction which caused
her death. She leaves husband
and three sons to mourn their loss.
The following is list of our
people who have spent the past
week at Mt. Lake Park Mrs. NJ.
IL. MURDOCH, Mrs. John S. Muir
Murdoch, Mrs. Jennie Albright
aud daughter Nellie and son Emory,
Mrs. j. Il. Hoke, Miss Florence
Parks and Mr.. +. NJ. Murdoch.
Several others went down Tuesday
for Grand Army Day and returned
yesterday. Capt. j. NJ. Goodwin
and Capt. K. A. Goodwin, l.. NJ.
Albright and j. Ami Martin and
family.
Mrs. Rachel higgins, wife of
Charles higgins, who lives at the
Camp Ground, died Monday, Aug.
21, 1898, after an illness OF several
months. Tho funeral services were
held Yesterday afternoon in tho
Camp Chapel by Revs. NJ. w. Rider,
of this place, and w. Il. Dean, Of
TunneIten, after which the remains
were Inferred in the cemetery there.
The deceased was daughter of
Abram Feather, of Albrightsville.
and was 80 years of age. Sho
leaves husband and three chill.
dren.
The John Browns Fort specula-
ton has proved dismal failure.
and the business is in the hands of
the Sheriff in Chicago. 1t will be
remembered that last year party
OF spectators bought the old fort
that stood at Harper's Ferry, tore
it down brick by brick, carried it
to Chicago, and there rebuilt it and
placed it on exhibition. 1t never
attracted much attention, and the
patronage did not pay current cx-
penses. Last week the manager
skipped, leaving many bills unpaid,
and the sheriff seized the concern.
~ o OTHER Sarsaparilla has the
careful personal supervision of the
proprietor in all the details of its prepa-
ration as has HOODS Sarsaparilla.
The Preston Lumber and Coal
Company has boon organized, and
erected its plant about four miles
west of Oakland. This company
purchased tract of timber land
containing nearly five thousand
acres. for which IL paid forty three
thousand dollars. 1t also built and
equipped standard guage railroad
some nine miles long. connecting
its property with the Baltimore and
Ohio at Huttons, SIX miles west OF
Oakland. The lumber manufac-
turing plant Of this company is the
largest in the country.
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day from a visit to Mt. Lake Park.
White Lime, Cement, Rock Salt
etc, at "rhe New Hardware
MONROE & WALLS.
Orval Beerbower will teach the
Albr;gktsville school this coming
term.
ID. s. Guthrie was at Buckhan-
non and Weston on a business trip
last week.
For any aud all kinds OF legal
blanks address this Office. Prices
only 80 cents per hundred. II
Mrs. W. f. Manear returned
Monday from two weeks visit at
keyser.
Joseph G. Brown was up in Bar
bour county on business during the
past week.
Screen doors, Screen Wire doors,
adjustibiel "The Now Hardware"
MONROE & WALLS.
Mr.. Louis Rentch, OF Wheeling,
is summer guest at Dir. aud Mrs.
j. NJ. Cranes.
IL IS generally agreed that this is
about the dryest weather we ever
had in this country.
DO you need a buggy, spring
wagon, cart or road wagon-call at
1.-The new Hardware"
MONROE & WALLS.
Mise Nett,e Hawkins, of New
burg, has been here the past week
visiting relatives and friends.
Messrs. j. Frank Lantz and Jos.
Lantz, of Davis City, were here
several days during the past week.
J. w. Fawcett & 90. will sell
you Mason's quart fruit jars at 80
cents per dozen ] gal, LOO.
The carpenters have been at work
making some valuable and couven-
lent improvements to the Jail.
On our first page we publish the
reply to "Betsey and ! nre Ont"
one of Will Carleton's most popular
pieces. Don't fail TO read it.
j. w. Fawcett & Go. are closing
out their ENTIRE STOCK of Boots,
Shoes and Slippers at Cost.
1t is said that Mcdowell county
has thirty -four prisoners confined
in one room, and OF this number
fourteen are charged with murder.
HARNESS We are selling
agents for u. N. Orr's Saddlery &
Harness. Call ! "The New Hard
ware" 81. & ".
Miss Fannie Adams, of Keyser,
who has been visiting several weeks
at Newton Morris has returned
home.
TO make room for Fall and
Winter Goods, w. Posten & Go.
will offer for Cash their Stock of
Goods at CosT, except Groceries.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Heermans has been
at Davis City the past week visiting
her brother, Mr.. Thomas w.
Elliott.
The County Seat War over in
Tucker county has quoted down
and Parsons is now the County
Capital.
For Boots, Shoes and Slippers of
oil sizes, kinds. quality and Price
POSITIVELY AT CosT, call on j. W..
Fawcett & Company.
Goren 0. White, of Glen UIlen,
North Dakotab, has been visiting
friends in this county, after an
absence Of ten years.
Henry Buckalcw is here visiting
his brother, Leroy, after an absence
Of two or three years, railroadiug
down about Pittsburg.
A splendid line Of legal blanks
newly printed and kept constantly
on hand At the ANGUS Office.
Orders by mail Will receive prompt
attention. II
Buckingham's Dye for the Whis-
kcrs does its work thoroughly, col
oring a uniform brown OF black
which, when dry, will neither rab,
wash of, nor soil linen.
But Two marriage licenses this
week, chat Of Joseph NJ. Bower,
aged 81, and Martha A. Arnold, d
and John W. Hawley, aged %, and
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non, arrived in town yesterday to
visit old friends and relatives. He
had been over in Monongalia to
visit his mother.
Town Property for sale in Terra
Alta Cheap and reasonable terms.
Write quick.
X. NJ. HEERRANs,
Real Estate Agent,
4l-4t Kingwood V. Va.
The Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
plars convenes in Annual Session ut
Rowlesburg week after next. The
delegates from the Lodge here are
j. Newton Calvert, Miss Grace Orr
and G. NJ. Bishop.
Mrs. Elms King, of Valley Point,
Is lying very low from rupture, and
her death is expected hourly.
Three doctors are waiting on her,
but there is no hope Of her recovery.
Miss Elice Baker, who has been
in Minnesota the past two or three
years, is now at her home in Inde-
pendence on visit, as she thinks
OF returning to the west.
Look out for cold Man Bowser"
again next week. lie has been
away taking summer vacation,
but is on deck again and ready to
"play ball." in his usual earnest
manner.
Don't wait any longer expecting
buyer TO come TO you. Place
your property in the hands of an
Agent who makes buying and sell
ing Realty business. Try
E. NJ. HEERMANs,
Klngwood, w. Va.
Mrs. III. l.. Stemple returned yes.
terday after several weeks visiting
relatives in Union and Pleasant
districts. Miss Belle Stemple, of
Amboy, accompanied her home.
In this issue we give another very
interesting and we'll written article
from the pen of Prof. A. w. Fred
erick. Read it very. carefully il
you want to get all out of it that is
in it.
James A. Brown is having n sta.
bic erected in the rear of his new
tenement house, lately vacated by
S. w. Smalley. Ed G. Everly has
rented the house and will go Ia
housekeeping in it soon.
Buokner f. Grimes, formerly OF
Reedsvllle, but now working for the
Nordeck Lumber Company at Bay.
ard, came over TO the Campmeetine
at Tunnelton and remained from
Saturday till Monday.
Ami w. Beavers, who has been
away from home for two or three
years, at work in Wheeling and
Cleveland, arrived here from the
latter place Monday, on visit to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. II.
Beavers.
Mr.. William G.. Conley left YES
terdaY for Parsons TO make arrange.
ments about locating there for the
practice Of his profession. We
regret to lose Gus from this county
as he is one of our brightest young
men and we wish him success,
wherever he goes.
Fifty town lots for sale in tn,
town Of Terra Alta. Terms, reas
enable. Property for sale through
out Preston county. Timber lands
wanted.
u. NJ. HEERMANs,
Real Estate Agent,
hingwood, West Va.
orroat ,.n..,.. - -. - -
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When Baby was sick. wo gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When abe becan'e Hiss, she chung 10 Castoria.
When sho had Children. she gave them Castoria,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17

9onoiIt lbeo. Nt. 5ertcs, meir S6uloenoiie
III Der altcu 6clmGtb, bier IN Util,eral Noitt
cin ieierli6es 6o9ant gebalteu. Ite &ir6e
mar aitgctitlt bis gum lepten Rlab, ocltn Der
bo61p. 0err III bier gut bctGunt, Do CT IGns
gere Belt bier Dobnte. Sein &atcr mar Inn
pom Californian aus bis biebiII cltt9c9eu=
9Ceilt, llnb icire S1mCltcr bate i'm pom
Rom ats be9leitct. laS 2Sicoeriebeu mar
ein irobliOeo ui6t iur iiir be Serpanoteh
lonocrn aud iiir Glle .Wemeinoemitglleoer,
bunn Batter SerleS 1T bier lebr bcliebt. 0r
belI1te Die blcligc E%iurrlbule uto lpGbreno
leluer tlalii6ci Suioieri III ct. SrdnctS bel
Wtllpautee, uerbru9te tt ieine ,Serieu bier.
1888 rCilte CT nocb RDm, oliipo CT 5 Sabre III
Der lropagunou ltuoierte. bad ,lpet 2So=
den IpirD er iib natJ Cheyenne, ieilcm 3u:
tiluiti9eu 2Sirtlm9Streilc, bcgebeu.
Gas lGiCorrieben lOor eil beiouoers irSbs
lld)eS lir mid, oCun ais mir ms }llnl leptell
Wtale labsn, wGvet pir tleiue Sdulbuben,
ulo Jest italtocl mir eiilaltoer 9egeiliiber,
beioe Erielter. 2lm Sonnta9, ben 10. Oft,
celebrirte Sater 5erner ein ioo6amt III
3ooScuile, isis, no uiele leiner Der.
wallotel Dobtell. fep. y. !. Us.
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@fa6.S

Gines raj den uno ifreflihen
Sooes ltarb am 6reitag Der Sanoelss
mann Sapio 8utbmann BON @itters.
belm. Ser'elbe mar oes Says iiber
0rsrudrts 9elueien uuo am Mbeno nit
leeren SplritTdnern na6 Sauie suriit-
getebrt. 0lci6 mad Dem Nbleben
muBte ibm zines Der Ginoer elm Streib.
bolS gum Selibtigen zines Sales Der.
beibolen. SineiuSiinoen. fiirtterli9e
GrplOflon, getpoltiges gmpOrfabren>
oes 6uBbpoens mar oas Wert zines
Nugenblites. 6utbmann, Der iiber
Den 6aBbpoen geneigt gepeien, muroe
babel 10 wu6ti9 an ben &opf setrofen,
ouB er bellnnungslos suriiftaumelte
uno turSe 3eit oarauf ueri6ieo.
Sn Sherweiler mar oieie
WO1e Elm damn NIT Dem glbnebmen
oon Sbit beihdftigt, ais er ploblib
our6 einen ungliidliden Sritt pom
9aume ~ItiirSte uno BON sinem neben-
itebenoen &ebiabl fOrmli6 auigsipiebt
puroe. Serlelbe oran9 in cine gruit=
ieite oes llngliiflldcn oerart Gin, oaB
oemielben troB iofortiger drstliber
Spite uidt mebr geholIen perpen tpnnte
uno er 'cinen 9raRliben Seioen bereits
erlao. Gr lit Gatcr ppn bier unmiin.
oi9tn &in0crn un0 ltano crit i'm 40.
Sebensjabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17

berbltet miro, uls eripartet muroe; ba-
rim langtcn 9emobnli9 Die YOrberei-
tun9en nl6t; es naren 81 iueni9 6dler
uno Siltten uprbunOen. Scit 1875
muroe Iein 10 rei6liber Grtrag mebr
gema6t. WGbreno man in guteu
Sabren geipObnlih auf 1000 Mteter
s~Seinber9 einen Grtras bon einem 6u.
Der 9Sein re6net, bat man bis ieBt,
NIT gusnabme Der uenigen Stellen,
no i'm Sriibjabr 6roiti6aoen anserit.
tet Duroe, meiit dnoertbalb 6uoer 9e.
erntet. Die Srduben iino iebr mott.
reid uno cine Sptts Srauben gibi ges
tpObnliA iiber 40 9iter Wtolt, mas nur
in Den belten Sabren Der Sail lit. Die
Gualitat ibdBt mar our6weg Dem
S4er 9leih, bod pirD es aud pielfa9
belere YrOben geben. Bel Der alsge=
Seifneten Communicating pdre ppbl
Die Gualit1t nit cine Der belten oes
Sabrbunoerts, fpenn Die Storung bel
Der Sliitbe niht getommen mGre uno
3weiDa6s oeranldBt bdtte. Die Srau,
ben BON Der sang" befallenen St0dsn
beeintrd6tigen aud bic Gualitdt. -
Gs miro BON ben 9Seinbanolungen Der
untermoIel iAon tiittis auigetauft
uno nit Dem pfielirten Breiie BON Is
6r. PRO 40 2iter limb Die @in,er BET
Dem pielen @inSer bel Dem pielen gSein
ipobl SufrieOen.
Bel oer2eie auf Wertertbann iiel
9eltern Elm &nabe in Die auf benz @a-
gen ltebenoe 5raubenbiitte uno iplre
beinabe I'M WlOIt %ertrunten, tpenn ieine
&dmeraoen iDm ni6t ollie s~sleiitst
bQtten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-17
sarcmbnr8iI@es aus Selsien.

IrlOu, 90. Sept. Ser I'M 2ofal
oSipOli" 9e9riinoete Irbeiter : @erein
oerIpriht cute 6rit6te gu tragen, Die
erlte Herlammlun9 mar gut beiebt, uno
Die 3ubOrer loui6ten nit Der sr0bteu
9luimertiamteit.
Am g onntag, Den /. Off,, bat
Die NrlOner giirgerpa1e &onturs.
S4teBiibungen Su StOdem absebaltsn.
3u 2es SaiIles, aanton
0OuHaIiSe ltarb an %. Sept. Der
bOAm. Sr. Yiarrer @apt. 3ouNenielo:
@eb. gu Sugnp 1926; Yrieiter sepeibt
1858; &itar 81 Sielialm-yiirtonpille
uno lett 1857 9farrcr Su Ses Saiaes.
gu Niienois lit oas Saus beg
6elObiiters Gaiiou ab~gebrannt. Der
perIi3erte S6aOen betrl9t $500 6r.
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4leincrc Ra9rid)ten nus neri6ieSsnsn
Crti6aitcn.

9iwer, 90. sept. liner
Sanosmann Ser Watb. 9efer, pelber
20 Sabre in Nmerita mar llno olrt
Saul unb gertauf BON 2dnoereien lid
elm cnormes GermDgen erpurb, tpeilt
tpieoer unter uns uno geoentt bier iein
truutes Seim aufjui1lagcn. Serielbe
bat oleies Sabr i9On mebrmals Die
&ci'e ilber Den grOBen Ocean gemdbt.
Wormeloingen, q. Septbr.
0eute bat in luxembourg bon Der Qrii=
fungsiurp fir WfeoiSin Serr SEQ Yiin-
Del, Stuoent an Der %llnipcrlItlt Strap
burg (SObn oes Srn. :. y. Yiiuoel=
Wtarr, &Gufmam uro 8emcinoeietre=
tair BON bier) o0s 6rumcn fiir Die
&anoioatur Der MeoiSin nit GROCER
NusSeidnun9 be~itanoen. uniere auf=
ribtigiten 6liidpiinibe! Sr. SEQ Yiin=
bel miro oemnlhit Die llniperiitlten
Miinhen. Drag, 9Sien uno Yaris be-
iuben.
d, 90. Sept. SIM sansen
SOf &emih lit Die Seie ilber allies gr.
parten rcibllh alsgefallen: Die Winier
berblten ourbibnittlih ein Srittel mebr
oils erwartet. Wan iddBt ben Grtras
nod bOber ais 1875 belten Mnoentens.
IS ieblt iiberall al 6aiiern uno ielbit
an Gaum i'm Seller. IS lit oarum
ieBt pOrteilbaite 8ele9enbeit gu taufen.
Sie WinSer pertaufcn gerne billi9, MIR
I'm Ylab Su gcipinmen. Sie Sualitdt
thdBt man Der oes S4er glei6; nur no
piel 3lpeiiuabs %pOrbanoen, miro Die
8iite geringer iein.
&emih, %. Sept. Sieie Na6t
brad in Der 8afipirtbi6ait o.. Yau=
iblet 6euer aus, oas jeoOb an srOBerer
Nusoebnun9 Derbinoert wuroe, na6=
Dem man nod 5u rebter 3eit Die Ge=
tabr bemertt bate. Smmerbin be-
lduft ii6 Der ourb Teriiberung 9e-
oedte S6aoen aut 1900 bis 1000 iSr.
8eltern fano man in Den BERGEN gSein=
bergen ein 3 jGbriges ~perlanenes &in0,
oas "Su leiner Wutter mill". NiemunO
tennt oas arme Gel6Opt oas iiber
feline Sertunft gar teinen Seibeio weiB.
Seute Worgen fam fir Serrn Seltilld=
teur Sol. 6ieoler Elm SAP an, welbss
nibt meniaer ais lOt 6uoer entbdlt.
Sas ,&emi6er SAP" bat alio i6On
cine respectable 8rOBe. IS lit ihOn
uno iauber searbeitet uno muroc in
Senen=&alel berseitellt gum Sreiie BON
1000 Wart.
am Sonnerstas bat lid Der 2SiGbr.
Sob. &or oabier in Der Sbeune ers
ban9t. Serlelbe tpar INNER eiu iebr
oroentli6 braper Menib, wuros aber
geiltestrant uno oesbalb in Gttelbrild
unterbr0ht. Wan glGubte iein 3u=
itano lei gebeiiert uno entlisB i'm nah
Saus, UNI bort bel Der WeiuleIe Su bel=
zen.
SIrmeringen, %, Sept. 8e-
lesentlI9 Der &aiierparaoe in gteB per-
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Saar, Woicl, Giicl uno 9unsrl6.

Srier, Is. Sept. Gin beiteres
&irmeBliiidlein ipielte lih in einem an
SaarltraBe ~gelegenen Sanslotale ab.
Ter gtblet oes gegenwdrti9 bier ipie.
lenoen Sirius Smmans, Der iid in benz
Sau,lotale beiano, wuroe Don mebre.
rem @Glten, Die bon Der Gualitdt oes
6remoen tcine Nbnune batten, iiber.
miitbiger gSeiie gebGnielt. Ser Mann
Der Strait mahte inoeB trr,en YroseB,
oenn es flogen Die Siinslinge elmer nab
Dem anoeren, in Sanoumoreben uuter
Den Siih. Sieie 6ratisporitelung
oes Wustelmeni6en riei natiirli1 all.
gemeine Seiterteit berpor; nur ole
y|eriuhspbiette" iollen nibt 9ar
ireunoli6 alsgeibaut baben."
Staottpll, %. Sept. Infer
Srt lit Don einem idfpsrsn llnaliif
beimgeiu6t poroen. Gine Winoboie
bob BON AZ WObnbduiern nebit Seto-
nomie9tbGuoen Die SG6er ab Ooer be.
i6doiste lie. Die Seftiateit oes Stur-
mes mar 10 sroB, oaB Ydume pie 9tei.
Jig getnift. 6enitsri6eiben eingeoriift
uno Sbeile bon Sdbern bis su $50
Wtster iusit ourh Die 2uft setrageu
muroen.
Srier. Sieies Sabr tpiro geraoe.
81 in iabelbafter Menge SieS geteltert.
Sie Sicidpiel tueroen su Mt. $50 per
6entner irei ms Saus anseboten uno
babel weroen Die Sdufer nit 10 pielen
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Ser9anaene Nadt wuroe Der Courage
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bel Werten auf Dem We9e bon gDalo-
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anSe9eben, oaB bic Sbdter aus Serus
preuBen ieien.
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