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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-16
EOR SOUTHERN GIRLS. j. Young Ladies College,
 BUENA VISTA. HA.,
 OPENS SEPTEMBER 4.

Course thorough, faculty full and able, rates low, board positively good, unsectarian. Buildings new and mag pificent, with every modern conve- pience. Grounds, 15 acres. In the mountains of Virginia. Chalybeate and pureimountain water. Everything first class. Send for catalogue with cut and full particulars, to
 J. I. MILLER, DID,, President. az At thu 4f
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-16
LIN WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Speculation at the stock exchange quieted down good deal to- day, not unusual, however, in view of the sharp rise of the past few days and the dispo- sition 10 limit new operations until tarin mat ters are finally adjusted either by President Cleveland afixing his signature to the senate bill or the bill becoming law alter ten days elapsed without such action by the president. Wall street regards a veto as out of the Ques- 2I1 ,o53 shares, against 3s3 ,7fS shares yes. terday, but the falling off was largely due to a decrease in sales of sugar, which figured for 65,000, against 1l2 1000 shares yesterday. As early cables reported Americans lower , abroad, the market opened at q decline of ls 10 s per cent. The latter was in Louisville and Nashville, the foreigners having selling orders in this stock, as we'll as in St. Paul, having been able to realize handsome profits thereln, The market took their offerings very well, and when the bulls took hold the market improved rapidly. Sugar ran up from 107 to 10es4, and the general list improved Is to l per ceDt. Rock Island. Chicago Gas, New York Central. St. Paul and Western Union were noticeably firm. The advance was stim- ulatt by advices from Washington that Secre- tary Carlisle had stated that unless the senate bill became law an issue Of bonds by the government would be necessary, which natur- ally strengthened the behef. that the '.pop- gum bills for free sugar, coal, etc., will fall 10 the ground. In the late trading Distilling and Cattle feed CTS was the main attraction. declining from 22l2 to 20Is under heavy sales on reports that the neg citations for $5, ,O0O,- GOO loan required by the company to take spirits out ot bond had fallen through. The slock nhaiiy raiileu to Zo94 oh uehlai oi these reports. The general list closed at a reaction of Is 10 ss per cent from tt highest of the day. The net changes show an advance of l per cent in Sugar and declines of ss@lA per cent in the Grangers and Louisville and Nashville. Distilets lost 1s4 the day. The market closed about steady in tone. The bond mar ket continues active and strong
 The sales of hsted stocks aggregated 135,- GOO shares. unlisted TT 1000 shares,
 NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Money on call was easy at per cent; last loan at per cent, and closing offered at l per cent, Prime mercan- file paper, 3l2d4l2 per cent. Bar silver, 625sc.
 Sterling exchange was weak, with actual business in bankers bills at $4 S6l2 for sixty days and $4 s7a4.s7h for demand; posted rates. $4. S7l2d4 4. ssh commercial bills, S4 554d4. .S5&.
 Treasury balances-Coin, $75, ,0S 9 ,465; cur rency. $50 .os5 .00O.
 Government bonds were steady.
 State bonds were firm.
 Railroad bonds were strong.
 Silver bullion al the board was neglected.
 Closing bids
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-16


    
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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-16
PRESS NOTICES.

complimentary notices which he is held by general public:
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-08-16
NEW ORLEANS COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. LIVERPOOL. Aug. 15.-Noon.-Cotton was quiet. American middling, 37sd. Sales, 10,- 900 bales, of which 5000 were American; for speculation and export, 5OO bales. Re- ceipts, - bales, of which - were Ameri- can.
 Futures were quiet, with the demand freely supplied.
 American middling and low middling clause quotations: August and September de-
 livery ............ ..........3 49-64d September and october de- October and November de-
 Iyery.......... .........3 49-b4d November and December
 livery .........,............3 50-64d December and January de- 0enVery. o1-o4u January ana February de-
 livery ........ a 52-64d March and April delivery. 8 56-64d@3 55-64d Tenders of deliveries at today's clearings were 400 bales new dockets. and - old dockets.
 LIVERPOOL, Aug. 15.-4p. m.-Futures closed quiet.
 American middIing and low middling clause quotations; August delivery .............3 4S-64d August and September de- september and October de- livery ...........3 4S-49d@3 49-64 October and November de-
 Hvery... ......;...5 49-o4d4 November and December
 delivery. ............m...3 50-64dt December and January de-
 livery ry......................3 51-64dt January and February de- Febraafry and March de-
 livery y................. ... 3 54-64d03 54- 64d March end April delivery 8 55-64d
 Sellers. IBuyers. tValue.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09

no recollection Of having written
it. The man who could have fur
nished the direct proof is the fell
low named Battershall, who claims
to have taken the order from Cam
den and who furnished the original
from which the photograph now in
the possession Of the committee was
made, and who is now in Canada,
whittier he fled as soon as notified
that his testimony was wanted, lux
uriating at somebody's expense.
The verdict as TO Senator Camden
can hardly be considered a vindica-
ton, unless the Scotch verdict of
"not proven" can be accepted.
There is still some talk of trying to
get this mess into court in order to
find out the whole truth, but it will
probably end in talk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09
Free Wool and Its Effect.
tAmerican Eeonomist.)

kaIuGTlChH ltcOHOInlsL.J
If wool be put on the free list,
the American wool grower will have
to submit TO the disadvantages Of
raising wool in this climate on even
terms with his foreign rivals, who
do not have such difficulties to con-
tend with, and so without adequate
protection must necessarily be drly-
en- out of the business. Our seventh
largest agricultural industry, pro-
dueing annually $66,ooo,ooo worth
of wool and representing an invest
ment of 5000, 100000 in sheep, will
be destroyed by free trade. Sheep
will be fattened and will then be
sent to market as food, and hoeks
will disappear forever. Our food
supply will iii time thus be decreas-
ed and our manufacturers eventually
will be driven to buy their wool in
London or in Australia. Gold will
thus be sent out of the country
again, increasing the harmful intlu-
ences that must follow with the bal
ance of trade permanently against
us. The wool growers would be
forced into some other industry.
They would probably pillow up their
present sheep pastures when the
land is suitable and raise wheat, Of
which we already have an overpro-
duotion and surplus. 1t is to the
interest of American farmers to d.
versify their industries and to pro-
duce articles as will find market at
home instead of abroad. The pres
ent administration fayors a glnt of
a few products with their conse-
quent cheapness to the producers.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09
Excursion TO the Dells.

The q. NJ. Il st. p. Ky Go. il
contemplating running an excursion
train, TO leave Mineral Point early
some morning between Aug. 18th
and 3lst, and ran TO kilbourn City
to view the Dells Of Wisconsin, and
return the same evening, provided
enough passengers can be secured.
The fare will be cheap and accom-.
modations good. Those who wish
TO 80 please leave their names at
the depot or drop a card as early as
possible to the undersigned.
n. Ii. Snow, Agent.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09
Ceresota. ceresota.

Ceresoia -four will be found uni.
formly UP to the HIGHEST STANDARD
known TO modern milling. 1t com.
bines all the desirable qualities Of a
PERFECT BREAD.MAKISG FLOUR, and
can be depended upon at all times
to produce the most satisfactory re-
suits. For sale at IIendra Bros. II
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09
Bf PROCURING ONE or THOSE
FARMERS EGG CASES
+. G. Fielder, Attorney.
Notice 10 Creditors.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN--IoWA COUNTY
= COURT IN PROBATE.
In the matter OF the estate OF David Morgan
deceased.
Letters testamentary on the estate OF David
Morgan, decreased. having been issued TO
William Hughes.
Notice IS hereby given, that the creditors Of
said David Morgan, deceased. are allowed and
United 10y orded of this Court until aud inelud-
ing the first Tuesday of March, 1895. being the
nth day of said month. 70 presenttheir claims
and demands sgahst said David Morgan. de-
ceased, 70 County Court for examination, al
justment and allowance.
Notice is also hereby given, that the claims
and demands of All persons against the said
David Morgan. deceased, will be examined and
adjusted BY this Court, at the office OF the Comfy
Judge vi the Court House, in the city Of Dodge
Vile, in said County the first Tuesday OF
April, 1898. and on the Iirst Tuesday 81 May
1895.
Dated this 7th day of August, 1894.
BY the Court,
CHARLES w. MCfIHON,
S2w4 County Judge.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09
A Wonderful Invention.

The latest and most remarkable improve
ment In food products is the new Horsford's
Baking Powder, which has attained sush enor-
nous sales in this vicinity during the past few
months, and which promises to displace the
ld-fashioned kinds because OF the greatly SUI
perlor results obtained by its use. This pow
der excels in three important particulars, viz:
baking strength, healthfuness and purity.
one-and-a-haif teaspoonfuls will produce bet
ter results than two full teaspoonfuls Of the
best of other kinds. All other baking pow
ders are composed of either alum or cream of
tartar, both of which leave physic in the
bread, while this powder is strictly a pure
phosphate powder, and is of itself a natural
heathful article of food, beneficial to all
Every ingredient is strictly pure. II contains
no alum, cream tartar or ammonia.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09
Mineral Point Steam Laundry.

Having purchased the Crystal
Laundry, and removed the same to
the Appel building on Commerce
street, we are now prepared to turn
out laundry work in the most salts
factory manner. Laundry may be
left at Appel's or Masten's barber
shop when most convenient for our
patrons TO do SO. Is THOMAS FAL-
LON.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09
Keep Off the Fair Grounds.

All persons are warned against
trespasslug on the Fair Grounds,
All depredators will be prose euted
to the full extent Of the law.
G. G. Cox, President.
IL. 5. WElL, Secretary.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09
COMING.
Agents

Prof. IIirschburg, the reco gnized
New York and 81. Louis eye expert,
will be in Mineral Point Aug. 3lst
and Sept Isl, At the store Of his agt,
", IL. Prideaux. 32w4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09
HAMMOCKS.

What luxury in a comfortable
hammock swinging IN the shade,
during these midsummer days or
sultry evenings. ]. J. lIanscom &
Co. can supply sou in any style at
any price from Use. to $500. %
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09

We have just received from Fitz-
gibbons Bros. Monroe, a new lot of
their buggies MARTlN Il ToAY.
3lw3 Agents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09
Wall PaperDn1Yn.

j. j. Hanscom IL Go. are offering
special inducements in wall paper,
OF which they have some of the
choicest patterns ever designed. %
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09

MUsIc.-Miss A. H. Gale, teacher
piano and organ, from National Con.
servatory of mnsic, New York. 4Ow4
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09
Crest Yeast.

quickest and bes,, at Brewer & Pen
hallegon's. 90
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-08-09

PRoF. STRAssMAN's new Rheumat
ic and Neuralgia Cure, for lumbago,
sciatica, lamenes., stiffness with
pains in the back, neck and joints
Of a rheumatic character, with heart
affections, also when the lower ex-
tremities, feet and hands are ilnpli-
Gated, fer sprains, strains and
numbness. For sale at Pulford's
drug store. IS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-15

Gin l6 iGbriger 8uabs be9ebt eiueu Moro,
nm iif in zen @sfe pom @elo Su
isBeH.-Giu nette8 &ilau;deu.
Gonnell8pillc, 3D., 13. Sept.
- 3cItcru 9tadmitta9 wuroe Der Tarz
mer BERNARD SUFer BON Dem 16z Gbrl.
gen SObue ocs@igentbUmer5 oer 6arm,
lue DIE IT 9epadtet, Uranf OtOrris, crz
ldoiitn uuO 0eiicn 6rau pon bemielbcn
0toro9 9eiellen tOOt!idl uerwunOet. Haub
mar ieOeniaQS Oaa 2)tOtiU O,r idcrRliz
den Chat. Der iunse OtOrri5 wurOc
itetS als Der 6rcuno Der IOfer' lden 6az
mile anseichcn.
2Im Dionta9 bate er 6a5 Sormbaus
perlancn, febrte ieooh gcitctn 9ta9mitz
tag wleoer ;uriif uuo lab, oaB : Sofcr I'M
Seller nit Dem 2(nSbeiern elmer Manb
beid)dItlet mar unO Ill oielem .3wefe
auf BEN &ulc'u lag Sid an ten lhdt6
ahnenoen Mann bcraui2leineno, ihOB
cr ihm cine &u9cl i'll BEN &OpT, Die i'm
loiOrt t0btete. Der O}0roer ourtluhte
Johann bic Galdtn ieiaeS Spfer8 unb
fauo in benz ielben elm. .ge Dollars, iomie
cine iiIberne llbr, Die tt fid aneignete;
bam madltc Ell 2lnfalieu. En- bas 6aus
in 8ranO ~ ltcdtn. waro babel aber
bon 6rau GOfer iiberraIdlt, bic Der ius
aenSlae llnbOIO, obne id gu beiinueu,
eDeni fails nlcOeridoB. Die 6rau 1T tOStz
LTD cermuGoct.
WtOrris iuAte nun Gas 8eits; auf
Dem l6sge traf ct emen Oiauu, 0ta@
mems oatbill, weId,r Gin Yiero rilt,
uno foroerte i'm auf, i'm oas EfcrO Su
ilberlaiien. 9us oatBtu iid ueigerte,
Dies su tbun. ldlOB i'm scr &nabe furs
ser SonO pOm &fcrSe bcruutcr, beitles
ba8 %cstcre unO tlabte oon Oanncn. Die
Seanlten iiuO DEM iu9euOli9en Galgenz
itrid auf Ben 8erlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-15
0cnrg RanB's 2ci6e grfunorn.
Dan sicbt lie ON 6uBe Der gonOftraBe aus
Dem 2Salier.

UlGH 0lCgl lte UNI NHBe OCT SoHpIIlubS aus
Dem 9Saiier.
Der 2eidnam bes fleinen IL jabri
alten @eOrg 9taub, Der, pie idOu &c:
itern i'm rOeutiden @OrreipOuOentenA
ausfabrll6 beri6tet wurSe, AM lesteu
Oienltag aus Der MObnung ieine8 Sas
ter5 Geor9 9taub, 9tr. 1888, Gaitcrn.
slp:nue, perl9wanO, marO 9eltcrn Radla
m!ttug gegen B llbr nabe Safion's s
8:rfte, am 6uBe Ser Sonb SuaBs,
ldmtntueno auIseTunben.
Otan ldaiite Die 2eibe i'm PatrOlwa@
gen O;5 OitIi6en 9oli;ciOiltritts in Die
elterlide 8obnung, ne Die Otutter bes
8iubss, 6rau ltluna Jtaub, ais tie
bcn Scidnam iab, in SBnmadt ficl uno
iid erit nad 9eraumer .3eit wieber er>
bolte. 0r. 9fuub, peldsr ON Otitt>
nod BON ieinsr Satin telearapbii9
pom SeriAwinoen ieines Sobne8 be-
nadrIdltl9t purNe, febrte getern OsOrz
gen ron Ssntz9 Ountg, 100 Ell lid gum
.3wef Der Sufalliruug uOn Seamten
elmer rYgtbias.0fltters" s"Qoae aufbielt,
uaA Baltimore ;urif uuo befan0 lid
5ur .3elt, ais Der YeIbuam 0e5 fleineu
@torg III icins @olnuug 9e6raft muir
De, an Der 9ScrIte auf or Su9c mad
oenlielbsn. Gr mar natiirlldl icbr iiber=
rai9t, ais CT nad Suuie surlffebrenb,
ben Goldman pOrfanO.
George la9tc, wie gcitcrn bereitS be-
ridtct wuroe, swci nebcn ibm wobncnz
Sen OtGodlen, Jtamens gillian uno
@brlitine 9iait6sr, ais CT 0ieiclben am
Sioz8rcaowaD traf, OaB ct melt, melt
fort9sbe.
Die 8eerbi9ung finoet beute gta9.
mitta9 I'M 4 llbr itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-15
llnermartetcr Suma9s,
Srlllinge murosn III eluem peunipIpa tiideu
@efdugnlb geboren.

2rllinge purosn III eluem pennplpa Il!hen
@tfdugniB geboren.
Yitts burg, IA. Stpt.-Osr Serz
ipaltsr Ntc9lleele bs5 9eridts9efan9z
niiies BON slQegbenp.&uuntp mar sez
iteru nitt weuig iibsr,aldt, ais man
ibm bic lyiiubeilung madte, baB bic
s3abl ser 9uiaiIen oe8 @eiGusuilies iid
rpabreuO Der 9tadt, ObUobl Die Sbiiren
feit peri9lOhen uno iider bewadt waz
rem, nm Orei permcbrt babe. 5rau An@
ma 6ubfOluis, lueIde iid i'll llntsrius
9un9sbaft beiinOct, bate namlldl ma5z
renO Der gtudt 0rilllnss, brei WtaOaen,
5ur @elt scbratt, elm GreisniB, wie
eS mobl in ocn Innalen oer @efauqs
nille oleles 1anbes eln5ls Oaltcbt. 6rau
SfaOfOwis bate I'M llbr Abenbs, oils
bic OtatrOne t5re yiunoe madte, oer
Seetercn nod srtlart, DaB iie fih gang
ipObl IIble, 9sssn , llbr OtOrsens jsz
bod murOe Oie 0tatroue pom 6rau
8aofOwis plOelid semedt, uno Der @ez
fangniBar3t muBte idleuni9it berbct9ee
bolt perben. Sur5 uaa 9lutunft oelz
ielben uuroen Die orei fleIuen gSeien
sebOren, ltarben jeoo9 leIoer eInIge
Gtunoen nah Der 0eburt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-15
Sir Sriineri6aft Der 9Gfrmutibcns
Sei,rr."

Die Sahres.@Ouuentlon uod in SiBuus.
Sarris burg, Yo., 13. Scpt. =
Die rSriieeriduft Der 2ofomotiuens
Sci5er" belt beute nur cine fur3e Sitz
sung, I'm ben uerldlebentn @omite'n
9tlegenbcit gu sebeu, ibre 8eridte unb
SOriaIdse fsrtlg su itellen. Wlan err
wartet ntdt, baB Die benefieuben Cont
ten Dor morgeu Seriht eritatteu wsrz
ben. @uaen y. Debs, welher bier in
rSOhiclz9otel" lo9irt, pobntc Der Git
sung uidbt bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-15
Ser Sranb an Der YreTnrnttraBe.
Seuer in elmer Di0beliabrtf. - Gin Eanlt
inter ben in Ger gabe wobnenpen Sta
lieueru.-groBer Sdaosn.

0aS Eager uno Srofenbau8 ser
abIes6urniturc So. :" %rdlScnt
s. 9. gomS; al Der 9torboitzGfe BON
Brelibent> unO 6amuitraBc wurbe seitern
frib Elm 6aub Der 6lammeu. Der
0Ghter 0es @ebGuOes, 6r. 6rieSriA
W. SIl iemann entbcfts, OaS 6euer fur5
nad 3 ubr i'm 3weiten StOdwerfe iiber
Dem QampitehcI unO uerludte, nadOem
er ben Alarm 9egeben, Die 6lammen
lel6it gu lOiheu.
Il8 auf ben 9llarm pom &aiten 9tr.
144 @bef . Sngcnieur 2eooen NIT ben
Sol6manuihaften eintraf, botte bas
5Seucr in benz nit Oi0beln uno trodcz
mem Otaterial uOllgspIrOpften 9ebGuOs
bsrelts elncn iold)en 9OrIpruu9. baB er
iofOrt etneu 3meiten unb Oritten alarm
einIaubte. 9n Der 3wiihen5eit ,paren
BON ben BOli3ilten 8illmsper II. Burton
Die MauleIci unO BfaOe aus ben Stalz
lunsen berausgebplt unh in Sider5eit
nebraht poroen.
-0aS @tbu5e, friiber al8 Die anSerz
ion'iAe WtIhle bcfannt, umfaBt cineu
6lGhenraum BON 50 BEL 66 6uB uno
wlyO BON PreiiOcutz, 6apnitruBe unH
Slemmel'5 NQeD besrenat.
2ln Der 9trroieitc ocS @ebdubes lteben
@Obnbquier, wclde bon Stalisnern be-
mObnt werben. gei'm 2lusbrub bes
6euer5 berridte Bic mttbeite Autresuns
unter ben illbcn, sic nod crbobt wurbe,
olS zines b.r SGuier an Slemnler'8
Au.D bonn 6euer er9riffcn luurOc.
Die UamlIlen OeS SaucriO Sannito
unO 8c,nbarO Bal ltOnclli perlOren i5re
9an5c Sausclnrl6tung. Die niht per@
iidert mar. Der 5zit0dige She'll 0es
@ebduocS, in peldem 6aS 6euer ent<
ltanO. mar BON ber 4zItOfigen 6dlite
beS 0eldGft5bauIcs 0urdl cine 0tauer
9etrennt, uuO oiclsm Uni itanOe mar es
6u5uldreIbcn, OaB Die lSerf tGtten BON
Dem 6sucr ueridOnt blicben.
Die yOi6mauuidaftcu batten einen
idlueren &f, Denn Der oidc 0iGud
perbinberte elm GinOrin9eu in Oas @jez
bauDc; idlIcBtid aclang es ibnen aber
bod nad mebritiinOigen 2luitrengungcn,
Die 6lammen BON StOfperf III Stodz
lucrf 81 pertreibcn, bis segen llBr 0a8
55euer gelOiat mar.
yeber iino weOcr bas @ebGuOe, ucd
ba8 Eager uerithert, unO Der S6aben,
mel6er auf $12, 900 gel9Gbt miro, triiit
Die Gbellbaber Der 6trma, 3u benen auz
Der 0rn. Gom85 Die 09. 5. @eorg
Dl5blbenria, J. Blum uno @eOr9
S6miOt gebGren, ,edt empfinbli9.
Der SdaOen am @ebauoe felt li1 auf
$4,000.
PrdIiOent Toms5 febrte aeitern bon
elmer 9teile na9 6IOriOa surIf unO err
flGrte, oaB NIT ben 9iepara:uren oeS
oerbdltniBmdBi9 nur pcnlg beiaGbisten
9tebengcbauOcs iOfOrt begOnnen iperben
loa, uabrenO Die 0ebrSabl Der IS 2Ir>
better Die geidditlsun9 in Ocu unbes
itdoi9tcn 8ertltatten wieber aufnebs
men mirb.
Dem 6euer@0epartement sebiibrt fir
Sas pronpte unO criolgrcide gelampien
0es Anfangs iebr OrObcnben 6eucrs ale
anerfennung. .-..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-09-15
Singer unn Surner.

Die u6drmouie" ueraualtet elnen Com
msr8 III gbreu bes D@orwdrts" III
ihrem @lubbauie. fr0blid1es Set.
Gin Selud Der Surui6ueiteru.
Die ,,Sarmonie" ueranitalt.te geftcrn
Ibeno gu @bren bes 5urnucreIns >, SOr>
part5" in tbrem GlublOfal al Der DIT
6apetteitruBe eineu srosen GOnmers.
Die 6reunoiduft, meIde 5wt!den
bcibcn Sereinen i6on ielt 5aBren be-
iteBt, trut bel oieisr gelegenbeit niebcr
10 re9t gum Sorl6eiu, uuo ibr baupt>
iGdltb ut es 3u peroauten, OaB aQe Die
BON Der parmOnie" uno bem r0orz
wdrtS" 9emeiniam peranltaltcteu 6eitz
lthfelten tets etnen l0Oner uuO sez
nliitbli9en Scrlauf nehmen.
Sn turnerilder OteridOronung biclt
ge9eu IS llbr ber r8OrpGrts" uutec
Commando 6eS 1. 5urnwart8 9. Dom
icintn @tn3u9 in bus GlubgebauOe Ser
r0armouie," ipolelbit ibneu Die ySarz
mortten" eIuen cntbuljalttIden @mplau9
bcrsiteten uuo lie cInluoen, an Oeu inl
@arten auI9eiteltcn Giiden nit ibrcu
Oultge6tru 9Iab iu ucbmen.
HrGiOent s. 6udE bitB 9fumen5 ser
harmonic" nit berSlldcn Morten DIE
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