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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25
EXERCISE FoR THe EYES.


Absolutely Necessary In Order That the
Vision May Be Preserved.
When the eyes are treated fairly
they are strengthened, not weakened,
by work just as the arms of black
smith grow the stronger for his trade,
SO the eyes of watch-makers who
work under healthy conditions are
found to improve, and not ta deterio-
rate, in vigor and quickness II is the
abuse Of the eyes, not their use, whic
is to be avoided.
If man is aware either that his
eyes need no artificial correction or
else have received their proper adjust
ment, and if his work, whether liter
airy or mechanical, is done in a light
both steady and sufficient and with q
due regard as to ordinary sanitary
rules, he may feel sure that he is
Strengthening his eyes, not weaken
ing them. by hard work Men OF in
tellectual pursuits sometimes are
afraid of losing their mental powers
in old age, because they have drawn
SO much upon them when young. The
reverse is nearer the truth. and if they
have not overtaXed their b aims the
fear is absolutely groundless
The man whose intellect goes first
in old age is generally some farmer or
laborer who has never strengthened
and invigorated it by use, not tho
politician, the lawyer or the man of
letters. So with the eyes Those
who have strengthened their eyes by
using them proper y keep keen sight
longer than those who have never
trained them. In the case of the
man Who has neglected to give his
eyes their full development they will
fail in their power along with his
other bodily functions. When, how
ever. the man who, born with good
eyes. has kept them in constant hard
work and never strained them reaches
old age, he may find them capable of
performing their functions better
than any other organ of the body.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25

TITS said that $500 ,ODo, 900 Of
e c,unt~rfeit money, as we'll printed
as genuine greenbacks, has been
put out lately. Senator PETER has
f,rgotten to include that in his
lO' capita. Why does be not in
troduce a bill to make it all legal
tenderl 1t has ali the attributes
of mon2y except coin behind it
and suits PETER to a nicely.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25
LITTLE SCIENCE ABOUT IT.

What is science in prize fight
ingf Despite the sciencs attrib-
used to Mr.. Corbett and to Mr..
Mitohen, it is safe to say that
science never yet won any part Of
a ring contest.
You can teach a man that a GER
tain attitude is favorable to often
eive and defensive tactics. You
can teach him that certain
leads and returns are likely to be
effective. You can teach him that
certain spots are vulnerable.
Get him in the ring and the
question in two minutes becomes
one OF whether he his a comblna'
4 ON Of rerva, eye, celebrity, hitting
free AID vitality superior t. the
comb natl IN IF the other man.
Most Of the science c,'Inas III II
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25
Rev. FRANK NAYLoR and Capt

Rev. FRANK NAYLOR and Capt
John Calf leave tomorrow morn
lug for South McAlestcr to lay
before the Dawes COmmissiYn n the
invitation of the Board of Trade
to visit Ardm re. They viii con-
fer with the commission and agree
upon a date at which they will
visit our city. Appropriate &C.
commodations will be arranged
for by the committee in charge
and the members of the commits
sion and their guests can rest as
cured they will have every atten-
ti1a their promine nee demands.
Ardm IRE ne er docs anything by
halves and in this instance it
behOoves our citizens to 60 their
fu.l length in the display OF .hOspi-
tality, not for political rcasons
but for the purpose of aid
ing these gentleman to gain all
necessary information bearing on
existing conditions and the RENE
dies for the correcti IN of evils if
any such there be. Mr.. Fucker
man as president Of the Boad of
Trade has in the appointment of
committees manifested degree of
patriotism purely unselfsh and
conservative. Now let our peo-
D . cooperate with him in carry
ing out the policy he las outlined.
Will you do iti We believe you
will.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25

Mr.. SPERRY, the DlmOcrat.c
c cIngre essman from Connecticut,
who is willing to quit the Demo
cratic party rather than have an
income tax voted, will find tha!
the party is cheerful!y willing to
exchange him for an income tax
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25

IF THE stories of corruption
they tell Of each other be true thr
Kansas Populists should be aDl.
to absorb all of the new bond
issue with ,ut leaving smell for
the plutocrats in Wall street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25

The present widespread revival
IF religious interest in this ccun-
try is the bet sign now visible of
a sweeping Dem ,cratic victory at
next EalPs elections.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25
THE BEST SHE CAN DC
SUDDEN.

at SHOWS 20 cried the school boy. And just
at this point
He checked his desire to hurrah,
For bis glee, sad to state,
Became qnits out nf date.
A the weather set in to thAw
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25

Entered at the postoffce at Ardmore, sec
ond class mail matter, November q, 1888
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-25

Short order meale served all hours
at sam GreenWOOds. 6 If
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

The machine work ia OF frat osalitv.
and gives evidences that fra. ola.
mechanics have been spgapei I'm A.
The finished tfass work show nm vel
one piece, a bell, being almost o.
huely polished as y mirror
On the same table u small epecs g.
uuNoteu 10 hfafs work display o james
Aniefson q Sons, IRON and urats
l9unueifiand showing the crude brassrs
~ thty come from tue sand,
anu which are the same o. those pol.
lshed and furnished BY the railway.
An examination shows that the cast.
ines are of the very best quality, both
IN material and finish.
Next comes large display by the
SilVef non works, which shows some
eNcellett pieces OF macninsfy OF vari.
Gus hiuds. There are also iron anu
hfnss cAetingf, which have bsen painted
up AMI finished. FOE sac OF sumo Of
the pieces are an indication Of the
heavy work that eau DO and r. being
done ut this foundry ard machine shop.
One - .lhe beat arranged tierlays
IN the Far IL thai OF Hewlett Bios,
manufacturers Of spicut, extracts, min.
ural waters and other temperance
drinks. A feature which strikes one
on Rianolug Mt this exhibit Ia IT, cleau-
lincss. rhis ls characteristic OF thB
hrm's products all through, Tor at tho
factory everything IL kept scrupul1usly
neat and clean, anu the brand Hrw.
lott on any OF the articles made IL q
guarantee Of purity. Ia the Cuntcr OF
the frm'a display Mt tho Fa.r l. q
cOnlcal tower Of bottled min.
eral waters aud rU0t berfs
Of all havofs, ana looking exceedingly
tempting on "A warm Day To the
right Ia an deliberately arranged slant
Of extracts Of every kline, ami mad.
Ia this city. On tue luft uiu ura and
boxes 81 spicus, IN their whole stale,
and also pa ground condition, the
prepafaJion being done in the spice
MILLS on State street.
Souvenirs Of the Fair are hoiug prc.
pared ~ G.. w. Carter who took
photographs yesterday afternoon OF all
tho exhibits, auu secured aOmc very
good pictures.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH.
TuU nuEcKtsafngr CASE
Attorney stni c,nuot stand wilson.
lamentations


WAsWsuruS, ID. g., Arr.l 49,
There was "a lively ugou8 BOO tug HIru.
iurlIgr court today. Jrrs WlI,au ur.
u0uucod as forgery the ALLEGED letter
BuuckintidEr received ir0W tiIH Poll
l'ri, anu said 30 had been copied FROM
Wef6io hguwu's letter which At,4r.
nry S.Jl carried in hls pJutp.
Sioll demanded 70 know 90 he was
accused 0i forgery.
Wilson said hudii not FAY that, but
returned ana uutatiG'act0fy uuBwUr 90
the inquiry 10 whether Doc meant that
Sloll had any knowledge " the com.
mi'sion Of forgery.
There were hot w0IiH, Stoll making
au intmntion Of puysiral settlement
aud Wilson ttliy keeping his
ground.
Judge Wilson slaNoi hls spnech boy
asserting that OIL specific charge.
against plaintiff hal been disposed uf
except The charge that Miss Pollard
had been intimate with Rhodes. Rrt-
ing solely ON Hrccklufldgta word ths
charge cut no ngurc, because Btcckiu.
ridge admitted HE knowledge OF the
charge before the talk Of marriage. Tho
principals took the witness stand 1u
au equal footing save that plaintiff
statement wcr1HuupOriHI by reputable
wituc.sr-, while BrecEIufidgu's state.
mUnis were unsupported aud spmr-
times coutrldicIud,
Auorcallinr attention 90 tho ndmls.
sion that PLAINTIFF letters had boon
destroyed, Judge Wilson said this wa
not the frat time ho had been seduoru,
dwelling his fowdugur at tue ltun.
lucky col mel; Tor hr tells you he knew
the housc VI Sarah Co.'s aui hal bpeu
there before with Flme other scion, be.
fore my clint had fcduCgi him. ColOnoI
BrccklurldHe iuirTpOsrl q remnu.
8ttnucr. "NO. your hunOrn ho srid.
leaning forward, "ihoru IN not the
slightest siatemeutof that kind before
the jury, not the slightest evidence Of
that merely suid hal been
thttr.n
81 lclieye you ure correct" said
judge Bradley, 0'hali'nil you said"
"i0u hal better hhVc denitd IL on
the stand n you wanted to- said Mr.
Wilson 90 the defendant
eel was not asked" replied Colonel
Breckenridge.
"Wrll you cant testify now.n
"rhht IL the lasf chance aud L want
my testimony quoted correctly. /
wan. 30 set your rrau light"
81 am merely ARGUING Hu the prhhn-
bllites OF the case declared Mt. WI.
son; "umWlug natural deductions
from the evidence. lll had asked
VINO you went with 90 sarah Goss, be.
fore. there would have been halt o
dozea luwyefs Uu their itel."
"BuI you diI not u.k It," retorltd
tue colonel.
"But ho knew Mr. Goes Ia Louls.
ville," said Mt WILSON.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
CARBON COUNTY DEMOCRATS.
They VAL Hold their First Convention
on Monday, the 23rd.

The Democrats Of Carbon county
will hold their frat convection Tor the
purpose OF elocung a county central
committee, aud Tor nominating oauIi-
dates for the county aud precinct offices
to be flled at the special election TO be
held ON Tuesday, May 1T.
Delegates will be divided among the
various predicts as f1llowG Winter
QUARTER, i've delegates Scohelj,
three; Castle Gate, three; Helper, one;
Spring Glen, two; Pflce, four Well
ington, i've; Minnie Maud, two.
There being no Democratic organiza'
tlon IN the county, tho call IL Issued
by q. &. Richards anu ". a. Smith,
chairman and secretary respectively Of
the Territorial Democratic committee.
on Thursday, April l0th, at eight
O'Clock a. M, meetnga VIII DO held At
the dllier, nj precincts 10 elect precinct
campaign committees anu select dele
gates 60 attend tho county convention
herein referred 10. The cali was made
this afternoon. Mr. Richards and "A
number Of party colleagues viii go
down 10 Price o. attend the couven'
ton aud transact political business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

If. A. ., =. SNOW, Of Brigham city, Is at

a, D. SNOW, Of Brigham city, Is at
tho Iump.u,nn.
MI and Mrs. j. n. Croker Jf., OF
saTa'lgii n. ", aro VA the city.
r. g. Grafton, OF Butte, Montana, &C.
au'osmi he'd uttbo rcmrIgtOn.
JL. Schwartz Of Piusuuryrresldcnt
OF Tue Pguutylyauia Lead company,
BE- ~ llu Kuuuorl.
NJ. J. Eigworih O. a. from Milford
ana Do a gnrttat tnc Cul0u.
Esv.J, J. MARTIN, oi Alameda, Cal.
o. ni tue kuulai9fi.
J.. a. soouEWuu Sc up from hls
ranch %. suuuysIie, iu Emery county,
ana Us dOmiciiul Ht thu CLuoH.
h. T.. GHeilcy, manager OF tho Up.
elofes nl schOhoil, is gus-t "a. ,ho
Iumple,Un.
Oran 3. Taylor b. down nom Ogden.
he 10 stopping at tho Morgan.
nI. d. =. King, % leading physiclau
Of BE" fotsi sut Tho !ouplctDu.
NJ, g. sullivan anl Maurice Lyon,
Of Eureka nru at ihe Cullen.
John Dtln, Ui fremont Nrb., the
PRECEDENT OF tho Aicr0ui Mining com.
pnny, has Just returned from a visIt 90
tue Mercur mine. 10 10 stopping at
the Cullen.
ID. J.. Iarrcy, who has now, ln
paTintrship win Mt krcgbaum.
bfauohud uut into tho Insurance
business Ia the Croukur building la
san tfaucsoo, be again in tue city.
Robert Murdoch, Oi Logan, Il among
Inc visitors 20 tuu metropolis today.
The arrangements for tho transfer ~
tue Palace hotel, ho ela,o., have not
yet Oren completed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
THIRD DISTRICT COURT.



The Park city CONTEMPT Prcrc. dings.
Motion for q New trial, itc.
Tho legal arguments on The contempt
proceedings springlng out VI the euil
OF the syns Utah Grocery Go. W Nc.
Laughhn * Co. OF PARK CITY were
made the special feature Of the session
Ia Judge Mcrutvs division Of the
lhiTd distfic. court this morning.
The defendants Ia the matter arc D.
G.. Lochhart and H. G.. williamson,
they having been cited 10 show cause
why they should not bu punished Tor
contempt In dis9buylng ana order Of
court.
On supplemental proceedings heard
before Euiufee Harris some timo ago u
tfauspirol that L0ckhatt had the sum
uf $1,000 la his pIHsrssiOn, aud this be
was ordered TO 1urn over. THIS, how.
ever, ho failed 10 DO a. also uid Wi.
Hanson. The latteT, II seems, wnf
directed 10 asslgu 10 tue u. r. mar.bal
40 shafva Of sleek in the Society luili-
lux association, but he neglected o.
obey the order contained in thu rupor,
oi the ruicfte, and confined Uy Judge
Zane.
Jones q Schroeder appeared lot the
plaintiffs aue Brown q Henderson TOT
the defendants.
The arguments consumed the Who'll,
OF the forenoon, aud Wero then again
continued.
OTHER BRIEF ORDERS.
s. +. Walker v. Frank n. Perkins
et nj. Order for publication VI summons
uInn AFFIDAVIT.
Juo. J. smith VI Agnes Il. Thomp.
sou, Charlotte Mason appointed
guardian al litom OF minor defend.
ants.
J. NJ. Stout W Alfred Jones OF al.
Decree and foreclosure.
Harvey vs. Harvey. SGT for hearing
ON the glst Inst.
In the oasu +. H., Gregg VI H.. Grlcs.
beck Ct al, heretofore argued aud sub.
miltud, the doieniaut was granted
Judgment on the ploAdings.
the People " Minnie Lauon. An
order was entered releasing tue de.
iendani on her own recOgnizaucus.
George Canning W Lena Barton,
Order utmissiug motion fora now trial.
A MINING SUIT.
Judge Barlch sat today ~ q Stcond
district court 10 listen 10 the legal ntgu-
ments on motion fora new trial .n the
onst OF Alexander Wood VI the Blue
Jay Consolidated Mining Go. ct nl.,
tried some time ago, and resulting iu a
verdict tor the plaintiff In the sum Of
sl5,b4L This meant tue foreclosure If
mortgage. FROM thai Judgment the
Defendant now moves,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

O'Clock. The Finh wari school Will
furnish the musical uart ~ the pro.
gfsm, aut addresses will be maze upon
tus 'oIuw ths subieutl.
"rhu aft uf securing snd retaining
attention." Elder VIM. Bradford.
"Suniay school statistics," Elder
J. ". Parry.
All Sunday school workers are cor.
daily Invited.
}. n PARRY, scc'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
he Broke llis Knnclle.

Powell, the mnu who vss shot boz tho
breast hy fairc'ougl, TOW dsy1 ugo,
is nearing recovery. Dr. Bsuodict
saits IL vas simply ftsh wound, aud
lhat Powell is tuuyrius more from "a
1roNen EnuckI. uH the hand that came
va con act with FnircI0ugb's huad chan
nJlhiug Uho. Hu BE- futuprtaiiur nj
nome, and VIII doulti,sa uo ahln Go
al'eui FtifclJugh's hearing when tue
case comes up ON Ia stay morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

R0ncrt Murdoch. o. IHH Palace
Hotel, Logan. uaH "a through OW.u
on bic way 90 sait lake. tN.a m w.nH.
lu tLu crse OF Che fcor.. H.riH.. o.
Hamilton, deioudnnt was allowed nU.
diilunHl Time oi twenty Jtls 300 serve
BIN uftEc pt'oua
Fpu. Moran was hTDusH' u1 for
trial yc. ,uri0y ani most li the Iny
occupied Ia securing a jury fur thp
Gaze.
Mooney VIII Doe brought i1 Tor .eH.
teuro on saturday, April -, aud o.
motion ilr new Trial is Uk.tr'CI.
stake conference Nili be held lu Ihu
Tabernacle tomorrow an Monday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
Ulah IAN al DID, lIidwInler nan.

d. +. Grant, Of the local Midwinter
Fair oommiltce, announced this after
noon that a "Utsh DayD would soon
be- set apart ~ the Midwiuter Fair
now on at Sau Francisco. The date
has not yet been determined upIu
anu therefore cannot now DO stated.
The committee are periodically ant
rightly anxious that Oh UtOniausshouli
defer lhoif visit TO the l'alr until Titan
day has been decided upon. The rail-.
roads have promised 10 make n very
low rate Tor that occasion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14

The Bishops Of the wards u the city
should arrange 10 administer the sacrl.
meut In their respective words here.
after on Sabbath evenings, inasmuch
as the Prrsiicuoy, at the late General
Conference, advised that we diacon.
tinue its administration in tho rabrf.
naole. ANGus NJ. CASNoS,
President OF Stake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
Return of WIN lett.

win Lott who accompanied tho body
OF his father TO Denver to bury It there
has returned home aud wan seen on
the streets this afternoon, 10 n repre-.
tentative OF tho NEws he stated that
the pt0pleo Dinvor were very gind u
himnpli and relatives during their SAD
,0joun In that city, but not more "a
than the good people Of Salt Lakr, e.
whom he says he viii ever be grateful
for ths manifestations OF kindness and
sympathy exhibited IA behalf OF him.
self vile anu sisters. Mr.. Lott Ion his
wife anu child with telatiycs Ia DeH'
vel where they win remain Tor n eh0r,
limo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
Onella ConIerence Pn.Innrcd.

The Oneida Static quarterly confer.
encc, which wal 3, be- held a, Frank.
Tin, Idaho, on sunday aud Monday,
April .and aud 23fl, viii DO postponed
one week, or until Sunday amt Mou.
DAY, April .9.h and 8Jib, on account
OF tue meeting house undergoing somo
ropalrs, which viii not bc completed
IN time TO hold cInfercuCo GA the
dalc8 ffst named.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
suspension and More Charges.

Firemen Montague, Mowers, Bates
and Rogau were suspended by Chief
Doviuo at moan To-Day. Additional
charges nave been preferred against
Montague other thau "oahuh." He
is now accused OF using vile and pro.
mnn language against bis chief aud
assistant chief.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
CIV PnY Knlls

There wero payments made at tho
city hall today as fJllows' Clty and
county building for tho two weeks
ending April 9TH inclusive, fl4J.78
each; city AMI county boiler honsu
account, each s8SI.6O; clty's part OF the
grading on Washington square April
7th, s3B5.22,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
EnterIalnment.

Next Friday evening an entertain.
ment Will be- given 10 tho Sixteenth
ward under the auspices OF tho ward
choir Toe proceeds will be Tor the
benent OF the new meeting housu. A
good program Of songs ana rec,alions
humorous aud suutmuntaO. uui ln.
sifumenlul music has uteu arranged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
Sunday School Union.

The officers anl teauhoH OF tho sun
day sohools Of this stake viii please take
notice that the monthly meeting ottho
SUNDAY School Union Will be- Gcll ln
tho Fourteenth ward assembly hAl'
Monday evening April H. at ESO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
SAD ACCIDENT


Yesterday little Porcy Mckay, ct
Huuuyllr, willis iesuius hlr. 10
water wan dragged 10 dealt. Na ihs
horse was drukiur the boy boa uuI
the Tlur Bbont DDS BODY anu ,lH animal
becoming frightened nt ..s laaHru
up the street &C iull speed, h'..iuF the
boy nt nearly every jump. finally tut
rope bsukl aud leit sue .At boo tuv
street. An that WIS posaiulr wac done
ilr h.H rulitL but M vain. laU child
uiru Boa n few minute.
The family haa d host OF friends who
mourn with thom in their fiI H.I.nvD.
mgus Funeral or sunday .aa l1.h.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
ChnmL.r on lnmmerrn Nnles.

MI Sam IA. D5noIl, manager OF tho
Pacific Insurance Union Ia this city, 10
the latest acquisition 10 the mentor.
SHY oi The onamucr Of commerce.
II. e.. Naper OF Chiongo, Ills, writes
iot the last annual report o. the board
0l trade. Hu wishes To post himself on
the resources anu attractions OF the
capital city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
OGDEN.
0oDrs, UTAm ARM y. Isll
WouIdn't ply Their PoII Ta1.

Eleven Monsolisus, namely, lem
Tom. Sue Ling, Fong Le'l 1i1 Ln..
an Lscs, Al Bfick, an hiyU, Jim
Let, An Lung, Alb NAV nul Surg
Foy, wctu arrested ytH't 'al. TIE
huatheus refused TO pay thtir Iou taE,
bat upon being locked lh lHe 600 rr
Tor lew hours came 60 lHH rDUr.u.
sion that it was Oesi 20 IaF ihu ux,
aud upon doing this they "t't a'ioW'u
lmeLr MhoLly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-14
Time of Funeral.

The futerai services over the re-
mains Of Sergeant a. N. Wilson will
take place at tho funeral chapel OF
Joseph WIN. Taylor ON West Temple
street tomorrow (suudny)l1 TWO O'clock
y. IN. Friends and relatives invited
TO attend.
, 1894-07-12
SlFherhltR
@nO SursgefaGtes s.

- @epitteribauer per6en .unS beute
gfa9mitta8 -Oeriproc6en.
- SAT- iGmmtli6e Ton6S tparen 6ci8ez
gtnn Der Stem Oorfer 80rie reit, boc6 ginz
gen Die 2lctten DeS 3ufcrtruit6 alSbolo I'M
II psf. 5uritd, ct. Boul Qlftien nur0en
I'M } pGt. ge0ritdt, uno Ser gauge Gurss
5cttel tpur6e Deicben5; nur sic Qlftien ber
8uQmun Company, Die iid I'M l pGt.
beiierten, unb bic Der Gbelapeafe & S6io>
ltno Der Grtee8abn,' beren 3urie be3iebente
licb I'M ! ltn6 J psf. in Die 606e gingen,
1Iabmeu an 0ent &i6gonge nt9t Gbeit.
0em ncgen gSeC5ic[fG(I6ung al
fiinfid6riger 3u6tbauSitraIc oerurtbeiltcu
Graitus 0Omau purbe cine llrtbeiIsltun7
oung betpiuigt, Die i'm einitneiIen Dor Der
Qbfllbrung ms l3ubtbGlS rettet.
- Der 98ei3enmarft 1T beute felt ut6
Ser 9reiS lit UNI Z Sent 9eitiegen; groBe
0ibC i'm gtOrbDcten bat baS benirft. SIM
Septembertermin tpHr0en o~ufangs 3d.,
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miro bon tbm auf ca. 600Ofann angegeben.