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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02
NEW. NEAT. AND DESIRABLE
y CORNER FRAME RESIDENCE

The owner leaving th- city au''o' '@''
MS t1 soil at public auction on
THURSDAY. JUNE T. lNV
AZ $50 =. NJ, his DWELLING, No. l.yl
Randolph street at the southeast corner
Of Windcr street The house U.s. wei con
structed and substantially built ana Is
an attractive corner dwelling on Two
et,ri's containing seven rooms win
v4fer I'm he house. stable, wood ana
otbsr o,it-houses i'm the yard The 10y
fronts ON the corner OF Randolph street
"a f..t Tx "A depth OF 1870 feet. and rs above
tbe str..f making 81 desirable. For =
home or a good Investment you could
nor do better thau to secure this piece
of property. 20.
one. two. and three years.
j. THOMPSON BROWN Il Co,
f D Auction GERS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02

4 GRAND SPECjI.All'N
"A ACREAGE PROPERTY Ip
FIRST IL SIXTEEN ~tN..l..
Then A. A WHOLE, 49, 81.
THIS PROPERTY !~SIIIAIE|
NORTHEAST or 1HE ,iti .f
CHANltSNiLLE IRNpIhI. |.
tAkM FOR 4 LONG IIN. OHE.
q PIED BY COLONEL ROBE
10 BE SOLD Al AUCTION l'I.
OF TRUST AND BY 8 %, RAJ ..
In execution Of dcei 40 frl
!. McrTlss - james Alfred Jones
Meredith. as trustees. t,trrs ...
10. 1869, aud duiy rrcuriU Z, ~. .r
trustees and spoeialc0muis-I."
70 cqiirol by tu5 creditor r...r
dioncV 20 iocrre 90 thn Dol
city Ot Richmond, entered AT.I ...
consolidated causes 90 &. ~. 81
virginia state Insurance t.r.l..
{. W. ana X. r. NOrrIes ts. JI...
trustee, aud ais. will sell Nf 81
the Mansion House. on tls rrr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02
s.U,HFRE ARE NO FLIES ON

j SMITH.'-I0u cannot maRea SIX purse
on Of a sog's ear. but Won can secure your BOOKS
art money In HEPRING-HALi-MAkf COM
PANi's tlRE-AND BURGLAR-FROOtsA FtS
q. +. SMITH,
~ " No. - rnrth Nlnth .treeL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02
Sheppard, Guardian.

Sheppard, Guardian.
VS..
Sheppard. and ais.
HenricO. "'''' VI
Samuel =. Waddll. Deputy cork of
SAM court. certify that the hon reqtllr.,l
or the special commissioner by the decr.e
~ SAID cause Of January p, 1850 has be.c
duly given.
Given under my hand this tltb ,lay -
April 1873 SAMUEL i. WADDlT.L.
Deputy Glsrk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02

- DRY n TOWN. improved methods, great
est facilities, best materials used, ana only OK
pert workmeu employed. Lowest rates. Spe-
cial arrangements made with families. trial
solicited. TROY STEAM LAUNDRY. once 200
north Fifth street. my .i-IA.~aN la
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02
T,KANULATED SUGAR, GROUNDS

~ for......... .............:. .....'.-.'. .
4 dozen North Carolina cut licrrlngs 10Y. -
Sea salt Tor baths, per pound. ..-.-.'...' t'e
Best City Meal. per bushcL.. ......-.-'.... -
ArburkIe's Ari0ea Coffee. per poIut....... ~
Best Dairy Butte per poIni...... ....... -
Best SWitkcr Jh,rse, prg pound ...-,--.. "
Clipped Beef, per poun -.--.-.......... -
Rest cream Cheese, p0Iu' tOr..-...... %3s
Fresh SOFA Crackers per pOunu.......-... .
Lsrge Messina Lemons. per dOLen....... 10
NiCe Fat Mackerel, per dozen .............. 20
California Hams, per pound Zee. ............
Carolina Rice, per pound .........- .
silver hing Minnesota Patent Family
Flour. 43. 15 barre, or 2jc. a sack.
Snowflake Patent Family Flour $3.50
barrel VI 2..c. q sack.
Washing Powder, per package. .......-. s
Pounds New Prpncs tor ..............-.. %
Best Roasted IaguyrH Coffee .-......- -
Grou Cooking Butter. per Iouni.-.....- l2le
Pure LAID, per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sour Plcklr-, per gall "a. ................... -
Pure Sugar syrup. Per gallon. ............. 70
> large Hara soap Tor .......-.,.t-....- -
Good Mixed Tea per pcund. .........-.-... -
Maple -yrJp, 10 quart cans.......... .-... 20
California Claret Wine. per galon...... $50
Price-usr mailed on application Phone BIO
=. UILMAN's sos.
ID 1--tlpysu lS2O-lN22 pusr Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02
FOR RENT.

COTTAGE AT YIRGINIABEACHEa
\ FOR RENT, SEASON lo9L Is large "A
ana conycnleut mas bathroom with fresh water
shower: suitable FOR large family or boarding
house. Terms, $500. Address
HERMAN q. SMITH.
ie2.2t Gnent, Norfolk, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02
THE RICHMOND BAZAAR. On
l. 1896 EAST FRkNELN STREET. G-&S
OR regular snlo
TO-DAY

TO-DAY
az 1880 will embrace quite a largo registry Of
HORSES and MULES, from which selections
may be made for all purposes; several NEW
ROAD-CAkrS and SINGLE HARNESS. Also, n
largo lot Of SIDE-EAR btGGItS, LADIES'
PHAETONS and SlkRENS. ana IOP-WAGOho
OF every description; some of them but little
usel D. D. STARLIGHT
je2 Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02

NOR THAT TIRED FEELING AND
a feyeIish THIRST nothing is superior to
ROBlNSS AROMATIC PHOSPHATE.
AIDS iiges,iou-good all the time. Sxty-dye
drinks ior JOc. aRrGdy f0r use any time. Better
than lemonade.
Prepared only ty
\. III. ROBINS,
my 2g-eOIIm 200 cas-. Marshall.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02

CHAPMAN W. MORRiss tNp OtaG&s PIT"
vs.. VIRGINIA srAgE NsgRASCE Sta' AZ
OTHERS, DEFgNDANIs. ND &. ". AN
MOKKIss, PLAINTIFFS, " JANIS AltNf. ..
1RCSrsE. AND OrHkRS DEfGNrANlf
CHANCEKY CoCRr or rHE Clff % ht-.
1. Charles W. Gcddiu. clork % Ihe -a.'
mniissloner~ by tne de,roo IA SAID .a's "
April 10. lsg4. has been daily gwen. ,....
Given under my baud this 18th dty ~
1894. CHARLES W, 0Vpp
my ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02
EOLD SULPHUR SPRINGS,
GOSHEN. VA.
OPEN JUNE /, 1894.

For rest and recreation Is second 10 no place
In the mountains, Hot sulphur Baths For
terms address
my 2O-2m j. ). CRAIG, Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02

WANTED, OCCUPANTS FOR
w BRIGHT ROOM. with use Of parlor. Re-
sponsiUle parties. Address y. care DISPATCH
ie 2-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02
BUSINESS WANTS.

I ADY WANTS POSITION VERY
4 competent and experienced; can take
charge II linen-room, pantry. and give general
satisfaction n private families. No objection 10
country. Good reference. Address Miss PRAl L,
Tp-Town DISPATCH oflice. Call 100 north Fourth
street. le 2.lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02

BY j. Thompson Brown q CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctloncers.
SO. lll3 east Main street.
Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02
sArrRnAY- LrNE .. 1891.

SATURDAY, JUNE =, 1921
at5P. VI, THE VERY DESIRABLE AND VAL
LIABLE PROPERTY, located and foscrl6ed III
said deed. AZ all that tract 81 lanl IN Henrico
county VITA all the Improvements, situated az
or near near the junction Of TIE Three Choppcd
road aud the Westham River road, about I'VE
miles from Richmond, containing 80 AOhE :
aud being tho same property conveyed 70 me
said Robert Armistead by Albert Warren aud
vito hy decd dated January ~, 1871, ana re-
corded Ia Clerk Office, Hunrico County court
ia Deed Book 1874 A, page 100 $1,000,
Tho improvements consist OF LAhHh
FRAME DWELLING u twelve rooms IN gool
order Out-hOuses al complete for piare OF
this and Good orchard and vincyarL
Tho view from the mouse Is splendid ana tbls
sale offers an opportunity seldom 20 be had 10
purchase not only u frst.class home suitable Tor
any SUBURBAN resident, but viii prove a good
investment.
ANY ono having idle funds will find IL prodta-
bio 10 invest in this really Hrst-class suburban
property.
1ERNs: cash, as 20 20 much money "a may De
Necessary % defray the expenses OF executing
this trust and 20 discharge note Of $4,000
with interest from March 30, 1884, ami as 10
the residue tho same shall be made payable NJ
such time ard secured m such manner az IN"
said Armistcai his executor, or administrators
shall prescribe aud dir co, or iu case OF MS
failure 10 give such direction az such time ANA
in such manner a. the said trustee shall think
ut. but more favorable terms may be- announced
on dav OF sale. JAMES ". ANDERSON,
Trusted.
sale By FRANK D. hill * Co, Auctioneers.
my ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02
. RIO VISTA"

Nv virtue Of a deed OF trust from Robert Arm,-
stead 10 the undersigned. dated June ~, loV3,
and recorded IN the C.orks once, henpc'
County Court, in Deed-BooN 1879 b. page 5s9;
default having been made IN the pay - ~
certain notes therein secured, aud having poen
requested 40 10 10 by the beneficiary III sail
deed, will proceed TO sell at public AUCTION on
the premises, on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02
GPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE

TWENTY-FIVE LOTS OK THE BOC-
LENARD AND FRANKLIN
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-02

RoOk AND JOB PRINTING NEAT
- - ~ EXkCuTED AT THE DISPATCH
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-05-03

TELLS Nv lHH wvsphf;At rosi, POWERS M
RupoIFY NtW MFhit Al- nlsaavEny
III anF PrBllt n-v4r WAN but litfte
faith III patent medieine, but aln 1orted W
make an exception Of Rodof's Discovery.
The first ri Last December Went to Monroe
tp teach school il tlit Centre District HAD
dot frit weli fol iaMg Jime, and aftrr he-
ginning NY seloal faied 4ach seek ! \ as
deathly tired ali VI WV time. NJ nerves
were IN a fearful state, and conld not sleep
nights. My stomach became so weak often
times it would not retain light food AT the
end II the fifth w+tk game home, thinking
perhaps one weeks rest would help me, if
not | must give UP my school. After one
weeks rest | returned to my school feeling
but little better. My appetite was very
poor and failed in strength each day, and
had decided to give up my school and 90
home | was advised 70 try Rodolfs Dis
covery and | began to take it, and in less
than three days | felt better and gained
faster than can express it with my pen.
only took three bottles, and finished my
school and came home feeling nicely and
have had good appetite and eaten anything
| wanted without distressing me. | boarded
with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lufkin while
teaching in Monroe, Me. and they know the
truthfulness Of this statement, and will Ger
tify to the above. 1 can truly say that Ro-
dolf's Discovery il q wonderful remedy, and
one only need to try it to be convinced of its
merit. Yours with respect,
NELLIE MAUD LUCE.
Waldo Me-, April 26, 1894.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-05-03

EfphiAND. April 70. A movement il
Oh foot Ia organize yacht club. incllid-
ing boats from all the cities on the bay.
Mervin Alp Rice has several cups Won by
his Burgess Yacht Monhegan. one OF which
M offers " Put as permanent trophy.
Tile journal advocated An organization
~ this Kind t"l several years without sue
cess, and then the Bangor Daily News
took it up Nely vigorously but with like
RESULT We Aple MI Rice may meet with
better sucreSS. There II certainly ahun,i-
AIT material fol suci club. Castine
alone has lleet III hall dozen or more
sloop> OF about 30 feet in length Belfast
about the same number o. from "A to n
feet, Isle~hnle 4 number ranging from 20
to Il feet. including new one now build
Inc: ana snme smart craft are owned in
the towns along the river. Camden also
has quite he.F. comprising some fine
Yachts owned By summer visitors.
MI. Rice explains his views more fully
i'll the Rptkland star He favors a per
manenv organization with headquarters in
Rocklaud. and would have a free for all
sweepstakes thee 10 take place at the
height NJ the Summer season, open u all
boats TiiS " addition IL the Club cur
races. NIr. Rice says
Nolpl embracing members from all tile
towns hi the ban would be grand idea,
M il would make tile membership larger.
,tt,.l4,4 ,t,..,..t s,,+a,.al. ,,-;+L .,,. II
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-05-03
The Belfast Schools.

The revision of INV srhoyl census shows
$50 scholars il tile city-
The senior class If the High School en-
ioye.i blackboard rl+ t. Pitchers pond
last Friday afternoon.
Superintendent Evans will ~ At lis once
il Memorial building daily from I u y. III.
standard time
Under the new town system the schools in
the outlying districts will have uniform
school year Of a WEEKS against an avera V
Of y IT, under tile district system
The Supervisor If schools has rer-ivc,l
from the MARTIN School of Orstory of Wash
ngton. ID e.. eirrniar Offering free srtoi-
arship in that institution ~ one pupil from
Waldo County, To la- decided upon MN thr
schoo' authorities W rhe county. w. there N
II" board OF official having a couuly iuris-
dietion the Superintendent will receive an
pllcatioMs ur give ,lrslied information. Tile
price NJ Scholarships IN ~lpo and rDv+r~ i
period " seven months ana one scholarship
il offered N each Of she several counties Ihr
expenses to We bernr Ivy the pulpit ncl'ide
board, transportation etc.
The Belfast High School class IF MI ha.
me rarts FIR the coming graduation asSi gn-l
and soinr OTHER details planned Th- cias-
nnmhers eleven members, VIE ht yo1in5 ladies
and three young gentleinen The parts az
signed are follows SattatorY, Miss
AnAte Lrenara l'arf hiStafY, Mis- Susan
Ethe NiuSmere HaeiA, Mis~ SsE4h Holmes
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-05-03

The following transfers in real estate We're
recorded in Waldo Guilnty Registry pf Deeds
fer the week ending May :, 1894 Lucy Bull
lotk, Northport, q Jerome L. Hart, 10
Chas. q. Brown. searsmont, to Chas. A
Boynton, do. Joanna Cunningham, Mont
Vile, 70 J. y Bu>iler, DO Alma A Dorr
Frankfort, y ~. y Perkins, 20, James
Jepson, Wintrrrorr, . James n .Jepson ct
VI, 70. r W Kelley, Winterrprt, u . II.
Smith, do. Cl4as s. Kendall, jackson to
Levi NJ, shihies, do Webster G. Perkins,
Treat estate Frankfort, . W. Y Treat, 40.
E4heqDa + Thompson, Freedom u Y. B.
simpson, do Rehetes +. Thompson, Free
dom, to w y Bessey, do. g. F, Thomas,
Camden. to 7. A. Briggs, Belmont.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-05-03

lhe i'"rtlana Ai4uS recently ma'ie all
onslaught upon tia Democratic ~tate Com
nittee, declaring that the days d party
usefulness OF il members haze passed.
Tile Augusta New lee gives t. the utter
afees 9f tue Nfgit~ NJ, ungMalitied endorse
npft add iathei SHYS
iItd the members of HE present State
COMMITTEE beth ''gtnated by any motive
p'l', IL, ~, a. i,,'''''s>
TIN, ni4sbt ins- After I'M Presidential eI4n-
ton when tAey became N totr federal of-
ilae-afeleis- lhrN could properly haze
~ nast ~, NJ,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-05-03

s. Masn Street, 6esfass
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-05-03
Miss Hattie Blaine's Marriage.

WAsHISGToN Arril 81 Very quietly and
in the presence If their intimate personal
friends, Truxton Beale, ex-ninster to
Persia and Harriet Blaine, We're married at
the Blaine family residence on Lafayette
square at o'clock this afternoon The Rev
Or. Hamlin, pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church Of the Covenant performed the cere-
mony. Edward Wolston OF New York was
best man and there We're no bridesmaids.
There was an entire absence Of show or
CEREMONY. Among those present on score of
Lodge Jones of Nevada Hale, Frye, Chan
der and Allison, Sir Julian Pauncefote, the
British Ambassador; Mr.. Susa Rosa, the
Portuguese minister the Maine representa-
tives in congress and Representative Hit
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-05-03
Belfast MAN

The single breasted. lone
sack coat is the proper coat
huSine SIS wear this seas.
For $40 90 a man can III
cure al our store q husin4s
suit thas he need nos he ashas
ed TO wear anywhere, one th
we @iiI warrant 10 wear a WA.
AT me least. Such eGeas.
goods a. shis popular price
only be obtained al our ste.
Sfesne nbeF when huyinq Ira.
~ you ere huy.Tag from I'M
hands, ~ w manugacltue
Coos part oF ouf ciothing
selves
Imported CLAW @orssao rr
aHH vests cut tony, snr SFF M
and . par af Ds-r $500 +
pants. makes q comt,jaa
WHICH wi'i su;s the mos
iidloas dresser
The best values on s-
for me money our n,olee
: e ~
63 Masr greet Gesfass M
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-05-03

SEARsMoNT. Misses Mary A. McCorrson
and Josie Knight who have been in Frank
lin, Mass, for the past winter, returned
home Saturday M. Zulma Wing had a
shock Of paralysis Saturday. Hopes are
entertained for her recovery as no nnfav-
orable symptoms have developed at this
writing \. MIR. J. f. Woodcock was taken
to the Asylum at Augusta Monday.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-05-03

~ $3.50 ~ NANNuAA' ma si@S 9 ont - 7f'
Al IL aIL0,k 4. VI,
IN me au4n,o VI rau4ua7ins q eantidas, f9r
."'tt3i95 III l'' -' l'f'eG II tig 9elfflhi,ei e!ee
,',,.,...,i, i,.i,s. NJ. tatt.i- MN
ifii4 ia.si- II Rehabilitation Nili Ar " taaaw-
le Wi aid t'i'aiatlt n Miil I'M riitlileA N
r, a.ii,!a. ,,s S r iiagfamoi
delst-al
81 tlantaiioh e.ii oas % lii,t III y~i.sn 1t I'LL
Ia , 4, M, cgn KIN ,, D ~ 'Ni L, m ,s
regltien Fepi VI WIZ iisli NJ liine 'elv.k N M
leyelvills lie sfedoafai~a Ut delegates Delegates
Ire el@ess . 'i ID III ar l''Se Vi '''t s
I'VE a@INeq'i7l.
peiNWtat4 paGis taHsfr-s to 'leSrroy rhe IA
As @a4H M ~ sl,e , III ils' stlnl n
- s2aEgl Eef 4, il III il'St .~warqt ~ iaFiir
~ 4 i5tlrreage~ wha desire Il protest '.-4ia-t
Masfe IN faer ~ i.l,,i,.fsI,i1ns flls fraftftiT..
ftH KEEN aAlle In Stund sna asnesl el.r-
HIATT ttfsit3i' n. M plli 3-
@. -elnl,4raia MI tss.t sfia e,tiili raytfnn
BY .s-sfe~ iar Tle eae'iir aEeiarnt ann le-
ltli Aiaigfig,ti interests al hame sil agt.a'l,
-.ss .i,tT, r is,ste With 'h s..,.r,l.I1f,l. In
elesti4n,4t thle4str~ IN ,l~ ConEpnfiou
el e''.rl l'aiH Nil'sai, NLain iAnlf.iTfFe
4s5Tstsag. .@sfrlaar
ste NAWr Nr4@a. Gsai
~iti5e fl. affilat.pf \ aniilfa * f3..srar
i''i T '''s'
srsi s
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-05-03

NORM BELFAST Mr. k. A Garnev lost a
a severe cDld Mr ONv4r Chase waS caN-
~ IN Franklin, MASS Thursday VI attend
the funeral W hlS eniF chiil, Mrs Li1zie
Hawkins who died After Short illness. Mr
Chase has been called upon to suffer the loss
Of two wives and three children during the
past twenty five yeafs. Truly hiS Affections
have Ar-n many AJAX gri-volls R-v H. a.
Hagk delivered hiS lecture Nh the World's
Fair Saturday evening me pictures We're
very fine and the lecturer ) explanation 1t
them was Instructive and entertaining ..
MIR and Ms Geo. White returned home
from Brorkton. MASS, Monday The Ma
soM Family SIMeialtN Ip Started Mo May
far \ WA months friN Mi tL4 northern lart
If the State
, 1894-05-25
Cine Mlelfmafdine.

9ier in Chicago, i'm Briggs 6ouie, bdtt
itb CUR 3eit elm 5err auf, tuetber NIen,
Die es 5u leben tpiIniden uno ltb oafur I'M
terelltren, baS Mobeu elmer bonn Batents
amt in 8aibin9tOn patenttrten WalAine
gum WfeLfen BON &iiben 3l 5etgen un6 gu
ertlGren bermag. Ser 9Gne 2ubptg
Stenstrup lit ber @rftnber bes in 9Gne>
mart uno aub in 6ondnb BON 2an6tpirtben
uno Wil6ereibeitbern nit Sreuoen begriiB>
ten Mpp1rates, Der nun 1ub in Olelenn
2anoe eingefibrt tperoen iou. 0as i'm
8rtggS 6ouie auS9eiteute Wtoben purbe
aicb ltnS BON 6errn Q(f. @B6rup, Der
m~a6ribeinIicb cine Sabrtf our 6eriteuun9
Der Meltmai9ine grinben wirO, ge5etgt
un6 iooiel iicb Obne 3%u5iilfenabme elmer
Sub bebufs praftii9er @rprobung bet 2ets
itungsfGbigfett beS QlpparateS erie6en lieB,
icbeint QeBterer in Der SDat ba3u beitinmt
Su leln, etnem vi6on lGngit tief ernpfunOes
men 8e0itrfntB" ab5u6elfen. Die 3ett nno
Wtitbe iparenbe Wtai6ine ite1t taft aus mtc
Elm See Grean> Sitbl6otttg barat bcftnoen
iiA bier 8oar brebbare S9eiben, Die itb
ben @ltter3iBen ~anpaiien lno 6urb Gin SDz
item BON 3abnrGbern, Die nit bet &urbel
III SeTDlnoull9 lfeDeny III 2DuIl9lell perleBt
lperoen. Die WttI6 flieBt in etnel! nit Der
mebonii9en @Orri6tung 5uiammenbdnz
genoen 6ol5etmcr.
Bie ST.. Giienbrup %bcbauptet, bcrri4tet
cine loIcbe Wtoi9ine Bic Qlrbeit BON brei
tlciBtgen WfeItern, ipaS ielbitDeritGnoli3 in
elmer Mil6pirtbi4aft, mo- cine grOBere
2(n5abL BON &iiben gebalten wirb, cine
9rpBe @riporntB berbetfIbren niir0e.
, 1894-05-25
SAatten1eiten Ser Dtebmet6e.


Sine nambofte Nn5aDL BON &rantbeiten
lit es, 6eren ~Qnitedun9Sitoff in ein5eIneu
g8ei0en Derborgen lit uno Die gum She'll
nocb Der 9enaueren Nuftldrun9 beoirfen.
ON eriter STEELE itt Ser MtlS> un6 9faui6-
branb ertpGbnt. 9tt6t ielten gei6tebt es,
ooB Sbiere auf ser Q8ei6e 10 i6neu 0teicn
Seldben erltegen, mo- DOrher faltm 8rant7
hcitS5eicben Dabrgenommcn tDuroen. I'M
tpiiicnbeit uno 0lei9gilti9feit unterlallcn
Oann bdufig, fir DOuitGnOige llni9doli6z
macbung oeS III BEN gefallenen Sbterell
reicbltcb Dorbanbenen NnitedungSltoffes Al
lOr9en. 9ieier baftet nibt nur al benz
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