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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-14

SKuSTEE'S SALE-wnEREAs A CERTAIN
M = deed OF trust was executed by William j.
rect, trustee, bearing date on the 18th day of
Decemher 1881, and OF record in the clerks Office
In deed book 20, page aO7, to SECURE the nerform,,
ance or certain conditions and payments SPECIFIED
IN INA certain bond executed by the said W. j.
deed the payment OF sao to oaf the %an end
Mutual Building and Loan Association, of New
o,k IN accordance with their articles of asso
clntlon, which said loan was afterwnrd assumed
to be paid by Mrs. Wilctta Turner; whereas the
said George j. peet has resigned the said trust,
OF ROANOKE, Va, did. Mt the July term 1891 an
point the undersigned &. II. Vines trustee In
IN. ne place and stead OF George j. Peet trustee
after legal notice, as provided by statute, to ali
tne parties In interest, and whereas default has
i necn made In the PAY mcnts and conditions men.
TONED In said bond and deed of trust for more
than three months, and having been required az
70 40 by the beneficiary, the National Mutual
! 1NuiiIaing ana Loan Association of New York. /
terms thereof, proceed to sell at public anction
6p me highest bidder. On TIE 18TH DAY
t Hr n MoGHSr. lSi At 1880 O'CLOCK p. NJ, on
deed; with the improvements thereon, bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point on the north side or Iuck
street one hundred and ten (1lW feet wcst of
Park street and running thence north dcrrccs
Gasa ninety Gt feet to point, thence south IS
thence south degrees west ninety C9D feet to the
north side or Luck street, thence north 81 do
Srees cast thrty-four tsD feet to the place OF
TERMS: Cash sunicien; to pay all costs OF ex.
ecutins this trust, including commission TO
bond with arrearagcs thereon, amountine in tho
aggregate to Sl,S7O70 as OF August LIST, 1874, and
INC balance II any. in one and two equal annual
instruments que In twelve and twcnty-four
months with interest from date the purchaser
executing negotiable notes for the deferred nav
lees cold. C. II VINES ,rrnstnna ~
IA tide. 40
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-14
Il Is, 1894.
THE BILLS IN TIE SENATE.
But They Were All Laid Over Until 7
Morning.

Morning.
WASHINGTON, Aug. lathe Sen
had carly official notification TO-DAY
the passage by the House last even
OF four bills placing on the free
sugar, bituminous coal, iron ore g
oarbed wire. AS soon as the readinU
yesterdays journal was finished a M
sage announcing the passage of tn
oilis and making no reference to
clerk.
Subsequently the bills were laid
fore the Senate one after another. w
read first time and went over until
morrow on an objection by Mr.. Mand
son (Rep., Neb. TO their second readIl
Mr.. Vest (Dem., Mo- indicated
desire to have them taken up at o,
for consideration, but that was pI
vented by Mr.. Manderson's obiecti
In connection with those bills nod
was given by Mr.. Hill Dem, N
that ne would offer an amendments
each OF them repeating all provisional
them looking to an income tax.
Mr.. Hale (Rep., Maine) offered
resolution to print 5000 copies OF !
tariff bill as passed. ito be known
sugar trust tariff bill"
Let that lie over" said Mr.. Cock
(Dem., MOI.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-14

TKsTJss5TEE's sALE.BY vlkltha bp'o%
Il ueed or trust executed by Ii. NJ. Woods and
wire 10 II. 5. Trout, trustee, dated the 18th dav
OF OF, december, 1880, and duly recorded in the
once OF the clerk OF the Hastings Court for tho
CITY OF Roanoke, Va, in deed book 81. page ssn
whereby the property hereinafter described was
conveyed 10 the said trustee to secure a bond NJ
thc SAID H. NJ. Woods, OF even date with snid
ecca OF trust In the sum of $4,000, conditioned
LOT the payment of the monthly sum of sol from
inc 90 day OF November, 1897, to tho Iron RcIt
Bu'iding and Loan Association, OF Roanoke. Va
un.il series 81 OF its capital stock should reach
inc t va.ue OF 500 per sharo and dcfanlt having
peeh MADE In the payment OF said monthly sums
ana IN other or the conditions and covenants of
said BOND and deed OF trust, and being theronnto
required by the board or directors of snid ASSOC
C,atlon the undersigned trustee will ON TUES.
OA1, THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST 1874 A'p
1. OCLOCk M, on the premises, proceed TO seil
AT puoiic auction, to the highest bidder the fol-
low,ns described real estate to wit: Ali thin. lot
OF Land with the Buildings thereon situated In
the city OF Roanoke, Va 'o" III
beginning at the southwest corner of Salem
avenue and I'D" street, thence with Salem avenue
north as degrees 10 minutes west 60 feet 70 n
point THENCE south IS degrees so minutes west 10
lcet 10 an alley, thence with said alley sonth "a
degrees III minutes east ~ feet to a point on ,Dr
street, thence north degrees 30 minutes cast ia
Ieet 10 the place OF beginning, being LOT No
OF D!Gck !, OF West End Company's man.
TERMS: Cash. H. S. TR{)iJT Trps,oo
z ii tds. ~;
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21
Why He Rode.

A business man who lives on Oak
street and has his Office in the American
bank building walks from his residence
TO his place of business every morning
AS a constitutional Soon after leaving
home this morning beggar asked him
for cents that he might get some
breakfast. The request was granted, and
he quickly disappeared around a cor.
ner The business man continued on his
way, rejoicing that he had-temporarir
ly at least-relieved one case of want.
Reaching his office building, he was
just entering when some one touched
him on his sleeve, and turning he be
held the beggar whom he had assisted
The man had evidently forgotten his
late benefactor and volubly repeated his
tale.
but look here, my man., " said the
business man, II gave you nickel on
Oak street not half an hour ago..
us that so?" replied the beggar, with
an air of surprise
"Yes, that's so. Why didn't you get
some breakfast with THAR"
well, you see, boss, it's this way,
l had TO use dat nick fer car fare to
get down town TO tn cafe where L takes
me meals. kansas City Star
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21
w. p. WALTON.

SOME men had rather be written down
as asses than not to be mentioned at all.
A case in point occurred in the South
Carolina Legislature Tuesday. President
Cleveland is in the State and simple
courtesy, not to mention greater consid-
erations, demanded that an invitation
extending him the privileges OF the floor,
be made. Only one man was fool enough
to oppose the motion and the speaker
very promptly sat down on him by ig-
noring bis remarks and declaring the
motion unanimously agreed to. 1t is not
likely that Mr.. Cleveland will accept the
invitation, but he will accept the one
rendered him from Georgetown, 5. u,
where a reception will be given him. No
president OF the United States has visi-
ted the place since Washington honored
it 102 years ago and the present occasion
is to be made memorable one.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21
Canine Jack the Ripper.

At jacksonville, Fla, on IA certain
street, a large dog was found partly
buried in the dirt. The dead dog was
removed; but the next morning and
the morning after that two other dogs
were found dead and partly entombed.
A close watch was kept, when it was
discovered that the dogs had been
killed and buried by IA large New
foundland dog, who was caught in the
act of hiding one of his victims in the
same way. 1t is a Jack the Ripper"
story in animal life, and is one OF the
Strangest on record.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21

CoRoNKR's junes are given to return
ing singular verdicts, but the one at New
Orleans, which investigated the killing OF
prize fighter Bowen, who was knocked
silly by Levinge, takes the cake in that
regard. 1t finds that Bowen's death was
not caused by the blow, but by the fall
on the unpadded floor, and lays all the
blame on the club for its failure to pad
it. While it was at it, the jury might
have also censured the dead man for fall
ing on the floor, and held him personally
responsible for his own death, making 1t
a case of felo de sc pure and simple.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21

The superior court is defunct. The
new constitution settled it's hash and
Wednesday its shutters were put up new
er to be taken down again. Two courts
of appeal were little too much even for
Kentucky litiesnts and everybody will
be glad that it is no more. With the New
Year the court of appeals will be increas'
cd to seven judges and If they can t catch
up and keep up with the docket, espec-
tally with such man as Gutfy to ex-
pound the law, they ought to throw up
the Job and give some other set chance
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21
GET YOUR ascension robes ready. T

GET your ascension robes ready. The
A iventists have fixed Jan. /, 1895, as the
end OF the world and they think they
know whereof they affirm. 1t is wonder
full how these people prophesy and fail,
and pick there fnts and come again. We
can remember half dozen times set by
them for the end OF all things earthly,
with what result it is not necessary to re-
late, and yet nothing daunted by failure
they come up smiling and fix another
date. For our part We are glad they don'
hif -
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21
MOONSHlNER JONES,
when lie Came to jail He Brought His
Pet Snake with Him.

clammy cowsnake occupies a con-
spicuous place at the county Jail, sub
stantiating strange snake story con
nected with one Of the moonshiners now
confined there for beating Uncle Sam
out of tax, says the Atlanta Constitution.
About two weeks ago John Jones, Of
Magofiin county, was brought to the
city and lodged in Jail on the charge of
moonshining After being imprisoned
for several hours Jones called one Of
the turnkeys to the bars and asked him
10 please feed that snake what was i'm
his satchel This surprising statement
proved 10 be true, for the satchel really
contained live snake, which Jones
called "Old Bob in very affcctionate
tone. The snake was fed and placed
in box where it could Toe seen 10y the
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21

TIE president surprised the Tennessee
representatives by nominating Charles ID
Clark, OF Chattanooga, for U. S. district.
Judge to succeed Judge d. M. Key, in
stead OF Gov. J. d. Porter, who failed oil
confirmation last session. He is grad
uate OF the Lebanon Law School, which
has sent out many men, who afterwards
became eminent as statesmen and law
yers, and he is said to be the acknowl.
edged head OF the bar in the city OF his
adoption,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21

UNLESS something is done there will
have to be a sale of more bonds. tt
gold reserve by further Withdrawals has
been reduced to $9O,OOO,OOO, when the
law says it must be 500, 100000. Mean
while Congress is preparing to talk the
currency bill to death and refuse the
country the relief it asks.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21
Col. GATHER reports after careful

Col. GATHER reports after careful
survey OF the field in Perry county that
there is no danger of further trouble
from outlaws, as Judge Hall has them
in hand, and has the courage to deal
with them properly. For the sake OF the
good rame of the State, We are glad to
know that the first reports from there
were exaggerated
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21

THE Alabama editors are forming a
combine that will effec'ually squelch
the notorety seeking Kolb, who is try
ing to usurp the office OF governor. 1t is
that under no circumstances will they
put his name in their papers. This set
ties it, Kob is done for. DEPRIVED OF
his only hope, he will now go into his
hole and draw it in after him.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21

Mas. JOHN A. Cox, OF Knox, knows
b Nv to deal with drunken brute OF a
husband, and dared to do it. he came
home and raised rumpus and when she
expostulated he tried to cut her with a
razor. She seized an axe and plunging
/ into his neck cut his head nearly off.
And the verdict OF the jury ought to be
'seryed him right"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21
Down Go THE Prices.

All Caicoes Indigo blues Simpson blacks best brands 90
SIC TIon AAA IS extra heavy unbeached Cotton 3 good
heavy beahed canton flannel 4c yard Apron check
gnghams double width dress goods all SIC; all shades
half wool Henrettas I2 ladies linen silk embroidered
chiefs each ladies all silk handsomely embroidered handerches
All linen Damask napkins white and coored
fringe dozen elegant towel 54x26 nice patterns
ders only pair inch long Turkish bath money
Mems underwear good and only forget lay
supply ofour standard knitting h. Mems
Shirts don't fail to them, Same in boys sizes 2oc Mems
night robe Eureka cotton handsome silk embroidered extra
length
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21

DEBs and his attorneys have decided
that it is just as we'll to take his medi-
cine and 90 to Jail. The appeal will be
very expensive and the outcome is not
promising. The arch conspirator ought
to be and doubtless is very glad to get
of so lightly.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21

eastern Kentucky is booming Hon.
John F. Hager for the governorship and
he may shy his castor in the ring, but it
is more than probable that Clay and
Hardin will fight it out without further
antriea
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21

THE new patent gallows WAS tried for
the first time ia Connecticut this week
and il worked like charm. 1t is so ar
ranged that the culprit hangs himself o.
actually commits suicide, as 1t were.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21

visitors. Jones handled II without fear,
and said it had been his pet for long
time. He was recently fined one hun
dred dollars and given a sentence of
sixty days for making moonshine
lie asks every day about how
'Old Bob" is getting along, and will
take him back home when he gets out.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21

Mr.. Ira p. Wetmore, prominent real est to
man San Angelo Texas, has used Crambar lain S
Cole. Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy IN bis fam
ily for several years occasion required. and al
WAYS with perfect success lie says: 81 f-d il a
perfect for our baby when troubled with lie
NJ dysentery. | now feel that my outfit Is not
omplete without bottle Of this Remedy at home
or on a trip awav from home"
For sale by Or. s. G. Hooker, druggist, STAN
fcrh
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21
How Is This For Shoes.

Can undeu They have yet So here
Infants Shoes agood heavy soc gentle
nice dress shoe good heavy working men 6oc
stock sodleaher boot IS. Our clothing stock is the aees,
and complete Central Kentucky continuous bargain
through the entire line.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21
Gu - 8 al. {:

On record for this weend few prices below will you that we
intend to dsappon you Read carefully you will be sure to
find something mentioned that you need Of as our stock
large and assortment varied
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21

hehoy Of Stanford has such opportunity been
the peope Commencing once shall unhead
make this weeks sales vetab harvest the
Remember We have promised you the greatest
, 1894-04-26
Stdottlhes,
Gin 8riefmaroer.
potamtsinfpectoren perhaften einen Brief
TRIGGER in South Chicago, Ger felt -Jahren
Gelo uro 8riefe 9etoblen
haber fol-.

Warttn s. Song, Elm in benz 3metepoitz
amt in Soutb @blcago angeiteIter 8riefz
TRIGGER, purbe 9eitern inter Ser Mnflage
OeS BoitraubeS perbaftet. Gr pnr6e benz
@ommtiiGr 0o0ne Dorgeftbrt, Ser i'm, 6o
er auf cine 8orunteriu6ung per3icbtete,
inter $4,000 8irgi0aft an bic 8un6cS=
groBGel6DDrenen DerpieS. Sett na6e5l
eitem Sabre Itefen aus ienem Otitrict fortz
nGbreno &[agen iiber 5aS 0ericbmiuDen
bon 8riefen Elm. Sdlnmtltcbe 8rteftr6ger
un6 .namentltb Song tpurben i6arf be-
oba6tet, aber crit geltern geldn8 e5 ben
PoitamtSinipectOren einen Scbul0be1pet9
9egerl 2cBteren gu erlangen. ,Snipector
QS. u. 9. W}ercer CAB IN Soutb GDtcago
einen regiitrirten8 rtet,a uf in 0em er $24 in
ge3etcbneteu 8anfnoten ein9ei6Goiien bate.
Ser 8rtef mar an S.S. MtcSntoiD abbreiz
Itrt, GeBterer mar aber 9fieman0 anoerS,
ais Der Snlpector Gbriitian, Der in benz
6aule SEQ. 9214 t6olleton 2lOe. auf 6ie
2lnfunft OeS Brtefea partete. Ser 8riet
murDe Song sur N6lieferung iibergeben
unO er traf aucb Sur rec6te1 3ett Elm. Oils
0ber Snipector S6riitia1 benlelben 0ffnete,
3etgte eS itd, OaB BON Ben "a %ge3eicbneten
8a1fn0ten cine feblte. 9ie1e fauo ftb in
Songs Sci B er murOe Der6aftet, betbeuerte
jsboc6 itonObaft, 6aB er uni9ulbig lei. Sns
ipector Gbriitta1 bebauptet, baB er nodb
anbere 8epeiie gegen Song in 6Gnben
babe, 5. y. mtiie er, baB Sener in Cen Iebz
ten Sa9en $14 aus 8~ep06nlicbeu 8rtefeu
bcrausgenommen uno leBtere Dann perz
nt3tet babe. 9en re9iitrtrten Sbetnbrtef
babe er nicbt gu bebalten getpagt, bod. ic6ien
eS, DaB er etnen Dollar geraoe iebr n0tbig
ge6ralc6t unb Oeniel6en baber einfa4 6er1
~ausgenOmmen babe.
Gong lebt mil ictner 6rau un6 einent
&inoe in Soutb Chicago.
, 1894-04-26
gu cut tortoefommen.

Ser 24iGbrige, an Ser 81. StraBe mob
nenOe 8G6ergeieue Gobert 6eB itano berte
bor 9fidbter @%6erborbt inter Der 2lnflage,
AM bethlehem Gage, 5piicben y unb l ubr,
an Der 6cnrDitr. Trau 9elia &otb bon
$50. 800 6aitingstr. ba6urcb beleiDi9t slt
baben, OaB CT tbr, anicbetneno, I'M Elm ibr
entfaIeneS Sai6entub auf3ubeben, Die
&lei0er entpor3uDcben Deriu6te. 9teies
gemetne 8enebmen mar bon OieIcn
@nberen 9eiebenN poroe1t, unb 6iele rotteten
ii3 lofort 5uiammcn, Inn an benz &erl auf
bem Blabe ~2pncbiuiti5 gu iiben. Bdre Oey
Saffron ntcbt rebt5eitig BON BoIi3titen
er9riffen unO mach Der Niarmz8Or 9ei9afft
wOrben, 6ann mdren ibm ii6crlicb BON
ber auf9eregten gta6baricbaft Bic Snocben
t~pinbelWetcb 9eibIagen pOrOen. 8erbtent
bate er cine iOlcb erenplariiebe Strafe auf
ieben Sal. Gicbter @berbarOt ianbte ben
frecben 8uricben auf 81 Sage nacb Der
8rtoeipeu.
, 1894-04-26
Selesemer semed,1anesper1u6.

Die 8ebr. @offtn tDaren III Snbtanapo>
lis in 0enetni6aft nit BEN bei0eu 6augz
beD, Gater unO Sobn, Set iDitemattiber
8eraubung 6er ySn6tanapolis 9fationalz
bant" I'M $780, 900 Dollars angetIagt uno
es itanD i9lebt nit ibnen. Ser Gltere
9augbeD, Ser 6er BrGii6ent Der 8ant gez
ipeien, bate it6 i6ul6ig befannt un6 Die
Sbul0betDetie 9egen bte Coffin ma 10
ilberp6lttgen6, baB Die 3~ucbt6auStbore be-
reits III iDren Q(ngeln f'aarrtel. 90 err
icbetnt tm rt6tigen Qtu9eubLtf Ser WtQnn
nit benz BferoefuB in @eitalt zines gez
ntlien StGnnaro auf Der 8iloflGd6e, 5. +.
I'M Bureau bes 8eytbeibi8er8 Der Coffin,
lnb erbietet ith Inn Elm Sin6engel0 bon
$500 Dollars, i'm 8erein nit einem Sc
icbporencn, ietnem Treunoe Qrmitrong,
bas 3uitanOefommen zines @a6ripruc1e5
81 Dereiteln, UNI Den 0oppelten 8etrag ober
Die 6reiipre9un8 Ser Nngeflogten 5u be-
bemirten.
Ser 8lan beS 8ert6et6igerS mar ro1c6
gcma9t, Q(rmitron9 puroe nit Gtannaro
btnbeits1It unb mG6ren0 Elm Stenogrop6
binter einem 8retterDericblag iaB un0 bic
ltntcrGaltun9 3eilc fir Belle nte6ericbrieb,
Duroe OaS Qlbfontnen getrofen, fponacb
Q(rmltron9 Inn $500 Dollars itcb perbin6z
lic9 mocbte, bic @inigun8 ser @eibnorenen
81 DcrbinOern. Der GleL BON Qrmitrong !
$500 Dollars be3aDlel1, I'M cine 9ticbtz
Gint8ung Der 0eibporene11 0erbei3ufii6ren,
mach Der man itcb boob nocbmolS nit Benz
0ertc6t berumidlagcn 1nuB! 9aS bat
ntalL tDenn man Dem @ertcbt bic 9(65
macbung 3ur &enntniB bringt rn6 bamit
0cn YrO3eB gum StiQItano bringt, piel
b~ilIigCr, Oern Damn 6raucAt mani 0aS @elo
ricbt 5u be5aDleu uub bat np6 Ben Nortbeil
be5 mOralii6en Gin0rud5. Q8ir, Die Gofz
fin, itno 10 unibulOig, OaB ipir u15 auf
feline 0urcbIte5ercien e~in3Nlaiien brou6en.
- QSenn Ser 2lrmitrong tpo3u ii6 i6m
itbri9en5 in BEN n%dditen Sabren I'M i3ucbtz
bauie feline @jelegcnbett bieten tpir0, 1ich
no3ntal5 ais @ei6norener Derfdufen mill,
bann miro CT D~Oriicbti8er 3u Q8erfe ge6cn.
Stir Die 8ert6ei0i8nn9 lift fretllc6 nit Dem
Nuflcbub Der &erban0lung nic6t picl ge7
i%ponnen, penn ite ibrc 6offnung nidt auf
baS Spri3port iebt: v3eit g%etponncn,
allies gepDnnca !"
, 1894-04-26

biItoriicbe StaOt nit ibren %berii6mten 80u7
oenfmGIern unD &unltibGben alter Dirt,
inter pelb' 2ebteren Die beriibmteiten
Srtginalmerfe 9tu6enS', Sem 6aupte Der
nieberlGnOtl9en Dber belgildben Wfalerz
i6ule, un6 aus lebtcrer berpor9egon8ene
O}ctltertperfe in rcicber 2n5abl Dertretet
itn0, btetet bem Beilcber, neben ber 9uSz
iteurng le(bit, cine 6uIe bOn anregenOer,
b%cle0renoer unb un~tcrbalten0er NbpecbSz
lung. Die NuSitelung miro uuSpetfeIbaft
cine 8rOBe 2tn3abl 8renlber aus allen
S6etlcn Ser NeIt na1 Qtntiperpen lofeH.
Sn 2Qon ipir6 am 20. Q(pril cine bon
Der fran50itl0en Gegterung in Nnre9ung
gebrodbte unb ~finan3iel unteritiBte Qtu8@
ite1ung 1t~ottfin6eu, in pelcher in eriter
Hetbe bic @r3cugniiie Ser tpeltberiibmten
2Don'er Seibeninouitrte 8lab finOen iollen.
Sn Der irlGn6ii9en 'Staot 8elfait lit
tiirsIih cine recbt aniebnli6e &unitz un6
Sn6uftrie~ Q(uSiteGun9 %er0ffnet tporOcn, Die
cine groBe 2l~nsiebungSfroft ant Sic 8emob7
ner Der Stobt un0 Der @rafibaft ulitcr,
beren 6ouptiiB 8eIfait lift, %aus3uitben
i6eint,
Sn Ofiincben ipirO 6emnG2lt eine inter-
rationale NuSiteuun9 bon Saubitummen7
Qtrbeiten e%r0ffnet iperben, Bic bOrnebmli6
0ie cinihId0i8en 8acbfreiie intereiiiren
miro. G6 finb auBerbem nocb an perlcbies
0encn Orten 9eutibtanbs, besm. @urOpa'S
lofate NuSiteuungen III ser Nusfilrunq
be9rtffen.
SeIbit Der Mtfa6o bon Sopan plant cine
Misunderstanding, bie in ser %ebemaIigen
6auptitabt 6to9o itattftnoen iou, Otein
6er5', mas miuft 9u nocb mebr?
, 1894-04-26
I'm ibr Iebtes 6elo betrooen.

Sn elmer bteiigen !3eitung eri9ien Dor
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