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mon Pleas Court and held Section 81, r.
S, thus authorizing the jurisdiction of
the Court TO not be in contravention of
the above u. s. Constitution.
1T was also distinctly held in that
case as stated in tbs first syllabus that
the power of a Judge to discharge an
alleged fugitive from justice under the
act of 1875, az o. l.. 79) is essentially
the come as under the habeas corpus
act. (75 .. L. 754).
81 have examined many authorities,
their facts and their reasons, not neces
sary to here quote or consider, but In
all Of them where they hold II to be the
bounden duty of one State Executive to
issue his warrant at the demand of an
other, it Is upon the theory that such
demand and prosecution in the one
State is in good faith to extradito a
prisoner to prosecute him according to
law.
MUST COME WITH CLEAN HANDS.
cit is an old rule in equity that If the
petitioner does not come into Court
with clean hands his cause will be dis
missed without regard to the fault OF
the respondent; or II q fictitious plaintiff
be set up to act as q stool pigeon for the
one in interest, and not in good faith
askiDg an equitable relief on his own
behalf, then, roo, his petition must be
dismissed.
eff these extradiction proceedings had
been regular as to form, and had by du-
| ly authenticated Court records charged
a crime, it would be my duty to remand
the prisoner to the agent of the demand
| ing State, save as / have said for the
proof before me that reasonably he car
not securely take back and keep hin
safe for trial by law.
Il, therefore, esked him to get me the
assurance of the trial Judge (who rea
sonably would know the state of feeling
and the probabilities of safety locally
and of the Governor of the State, as tn,
head of the executive powers thereof
and amply able II forewRrned to prOtec
the prisoner from violence.
Il felt myself in duty bound to do thi
J before I became knowingly q judicia
agent to deliver q second prisoner mos
probably into violent hands. If tn
Governor had been thus forewarned il
2 LafOrdette's case l might not now hav
the recollection that l was unwittingl'
. an agent in the name of law to his vic
lent death. And had such assuranc
been given either directly to the Judg
or indirectly through the Governor c
= Ohio. it would have been in the interes
OF humanity and nave served IN the exc
cution of justice according to the foIm
of law.
= s'Besides il would have rallied the &C
Il herents of law and order, who FREEDOM
nate in numbers in every community {
. that State, as elsewhere in this country
''If I have erred by an over zealou
8 care in this regard lowing to my pecI
liar experience IN like proceedinge), it
r., my mind With 81 hiOher sense If duf
: under my oath to support the constitV
ton of the United States than If / negl
!. gently aided in executing q process III
der constitutional form used for ulteriC
. and illegal purposes.
"I'd hold the prisoner on this groun
:, for the further consideration of the Go
! ernor of Ohio, but considering the defe'
!, heretofore found in the requisition ps
: pers after a second attempt to ha'
= them correct, now discharge the Fri
i oner."
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Three White Men Lynched.

v IcHITA, KAs.. Jan. News
comes from Cantonment. q trading
point In the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
country, that a fight occurred near
there yesterday between vigilaDts
and horse thieves. Gus Gaskell and
Syl. Campbell, two of the vIgilants
were wounded, and three horse
thieves captured. The prisoners
we're promptly run to the nearest
tree and their bodies filed with lead,
The farmers have been robbed OF
cattle and horses to such an extent
that they have determined to put a
stop Co It. and formed vigilance com
mittees.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-19

The old Berean Baptist Church
that was located on the second floor
of building on Broad street, above
Perry, has been dissolved and some
OF the old members have re-organ-
ICED themselves into the Macedonia
Baptist ColOred Church, and leased
the old st. Michael's Episcopal
Chapel on Perry streer, opposite
Trinity NJ. E. Church. A call was
extended to Rev. j. B. Randolph, a
graduate of the Normal Institute at
Hampton, Virginia. Mr.. Randolph
accepted the charge and came to
Trenton. When he assumed his new
charge there was only seven persons
connected with the church. That
was some eight months ago. To-
day he has q membership of sixty
FIVE.
The Sunday school had only a
membership of twelve and now there
are over one hundred scholars en-
rolled. Rev. Mr.. Randolph has also
In active operation an evening
school for 3Oung men and yonng
women, with thiEty-fve scholars on
roll.
Rev. Mr.. Randolph devotes five
nights in the week to instructino
these young people, who would, per
haps, otherwise 60 without an edu
cation. He Us assisted In his worI
by Mr.. J. R. Spragins, a pupil of thu
Normal School.
The majority of the scholars II
this night school are hotel walter
and young women out at service. 4
0 number of the young men are max
I ing special efforts In their studies, 8,
that they may enter the Normal 10
stltute at Hampton, Virginia. Tn
! scholars at the evening school ar
' given their tuition absolutely free c
r charge. Several ladies and gentle
t men lof Trenton have donate
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DAILY except SUNDAY.
THE FAvORITE ROUTE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
LEAVE RICHMOND:

TRAIN No. l6, AS p. NJ.
BALTIMORE LIMITED. daily except Sunday
Tor Vest Point connecting With YOrk-river
steamers for Baltimore. at which point coRnec-
lions are made with rail lines for Washington,
Philadelphia New York sc.
TRAIN No. 10. $40 P. "A.
4 OCAL EXPRESS. daily, except Sunday
i Stops at all Stations. At Lester Manor
connects with stage for Walkerton; also, con
meets with Baltimore steamers at West Point
daily except Sunday.
STEAMERS LEAVE BALTIMORE P. NJ
NOR WEST POINT. daily. except Sunday.
4 thence by southern Railway to Richmond
arriving at % a m. daily; 10 40 a. m. daily ex-
cept sunday and Monday and $50 p. m. daily
except Sunday.
TRAIN No. a. 6 90 A. NJ
OCAL MIXED, daily except Sunday, leaves
II Twenty-third street station for West Point
and intermediate points.
Ticket Office at Station, foot OF Virginia st.
Open from q. M. to 1880
City ttcket-ofiee-oOl East Main Street.
]. NJ. CULP, W. A. TURK,
Traffic Manager. General Pass. Ag't.
W. ID. GREEN, General Manager.
J.. s B. THOMPSON, superintendent
JOHN NJ. BEALL, Travelling Passenger Agent
920East Main Street. Richmond. Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-19

Hoods Sarsaparilla Calendar for
1895 Is out and may be obtained at
the drug stores. 1t is one OF the
most beautiful that the firm has ever
issued, and the edition was the
largest ever printed by any one con-
Germ, being over ten millions of CO.
pies. There are two faces on the cal
endar, both of children, represent
ing Summer" and Winter" The
design was by one of the most gifted
artists IN the country, and the color
ing most exquisite. The calendar ia
not only beautiful. but it Is also use.
full, as IL presents all the desired IN.
formation concerning astronomical
events during the year. Ifyour drug
gist does not have Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla Calendar 1t may be obtained BY
sending six cents In stamps to c. /
Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
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what Thsr say in the TerrItOrr.

lice Creek Notion, Indian Territory
Weekly SUM-
The Richmond PLANET came to US
last week in brilliant, eight page
holiday attire, which was a BETTING
feature to the illustrious, learned
and fearless John Mitchell, Jr. Bro.
Mitchell is a grand and energetic
young man, and stands to-day ss
the leading, peerless Pilot Of the col
ord Press. Accept our best wishes
Bro. Mitchell, In your gallant fight
for humanity and the right.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-19
RECORDER TaylOr Sues EaIt0r Chase

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. &c. 81.
J. Taylor, of Kansas, the colored re-
corder of deeds for the District OF
Columbia, has brought action for
criminal libel against w. Calvin
Chase, n well-known colored lawyer
and politician and editor of the Bees
the local Airo-American paper. The
article Ia which alleged libel occurs
is an editorial In The Bee Saturday
last. In which Chase charged Taylor
with bargaining to sell places In bis
office for the loan of money: with de-
manding the removal of alleged col.
ored Democrats who would not
hand over money; with personal
and political assessments made up
on cOlored Office holders, and with
grossy immoral conduct.
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Good wishes.
LAustin. Texas, Herald

The Richmond PLANET comes to
us with the cuts of such gigantic
Airo-Americans as the scholarly, T.
McCants Stewart; the iron willed,
John Jasper; the Photographic, T.
P. Smith; the Photographic, j. C.
Farley; the forcible Evans Payne;
the enigmatical T. T. Fortune.
The Herald congratulates the
PLANET on the success and wisdom
of it's selection and hopes that II
may live long and IN the future re-
ceive In exchange, cuts of the most
noted colored sons of Texas.
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enough school books to start with,
for which Rev. ar. Randolph returns
his most sincere thanks, and he also
desires to say that donations OF
school books viii be gladly received
and thoroughly appreciated. A
poor chlldren's fund society has been
organized.
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c.. 80.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
EFFECrrYE IAN z ,Q5-

OApIOffCcAAC anu OAAtO 1lCAuLOt10 e..
EFFECTIVE JAN. z, '95.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMoSD. BRoAD-srREEr SRA
s. 80 A. NJ. Daily. with Pullman Car for Nor
Portsmouth, old Point, New
News, and local statfona.
500 P N. Daily. with Parlor car for local a
tons, Newport News Old Pom
Norfolk and Portsmouth
S-20 A. n. Local train. except sunday. for.et-.
ton Forge. Connects at Cor
vile for Washington. at ViPe. -
Midland Juoction for Lynchburg,
Basic Tor Hagerstown, and at sta
ton for Winchester.
2-20 +. 81. The CincinDatti and st. Louis LII
tee. daily, with Parlor-car to
louisville Pullman Sieepers to q
louisville to CINCINNATI and
Cincinnati and st. Louis.
stops only at important stationN
Meals served on Di1lng Car.
No z, Local Train. except Sunda,
follows No. from Charlottes vile K
Goshen.
$50 P. NJ. Local train. except Sunday. Accom-,
dalton for Charlottesville.
1850 p. M. Daily Tor Cincinnati with Pullman
Tor Hinton. and Gordonsville &
Cincinnati and Louisville. Meal
ferved on Dining-Cars. Connects a
Covington. Va. Monday. Wednel
day and Saturday for Virginia Ho
SPRINGS.
TRAINS LEAVE EIGHT-STREET STATION.
c.4S A. NJ. Daily for Lynchburg and Clifton
Forge Connects at Bremo. excep
sunday, for Rosnev, at LyDchburl
Daily With the orfolk END Westsr
for the Southwest and with South
ern Railway for North eud South
at Balcony. daily for Lexiugtor
and at Clifton Forge ~lth msHr,e
| c. and o. for Cfnclnnatti
1 $40 Il. M. Except Sunday. Local accom-
/ ton for Columbia. Va
| TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND. BROXH
STREET STATION.
i 20 A. Al. paily from Cincinnati.
II 80 A. NJ. Daily from Norfolk and old Poi
40 2. n. DAILY. from Cincinnati and
30 P. NJ. Daily. from Norfolk and Old
| 90 =. NJ Except sunday, from Clifton
| TRAINS ARRIVE EIGHT-STREE7 sTATFV
( $40 A n. Except Sunday from Columbia.
| 800 =. n. Daily from Lynchsi.rg, Lexingt&
and Clifton ForEe.
/ JOHN ID. POTTS.
Division PASSENGER A4en1
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TRAINS NORTHwARDl
aTOPPINa PLAcEs

Noe. 80. IS, 46. and 50 make no stops.
stops on signal at Drewry's. Chester
~ Ony Greek, Jarrats. and Belneld.
~ stops on signal at Jarrats and
NOS p. "a and Is. stop on signal at Name
brewery 9. Centralia. and Chest er. Nos
IS. 43. a. AZ. as. 81 aud 81 viii stop on sIo
all stations
Pullman Pelace Buffet Sleeprne-Car 9
through trains On Trains Nos. 81 and SOL
inS-Cars between Richmond and Lynchburs
NEW LINE TO ATLANTA. GA.
leaving Richmond at 1923 A NJ. caily an
irving at Weldon at 3SP. M. And A. All,
az 0-es p. NJ. via s. A. L. Through sleepere-u
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n = :. W AoriOIkaWestsruR
CHEDULE IN EFFECT Nov. Is. Id
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD-STREl
STATION

CHkDJLE IN EEFECI Nov. Is. r.
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD-STREl
STATION.
900 A. M.Daiiy -RichmOna and Norfolk. VIZ
TibULE l-IaTED-Arrive Norfolk
1l.@0 A. NJ. stops only at Peters
burg, Waverly aud suffolk. 6osond-
class tickets not accepted for paa-
SAKE on this train.
eos A NJ. DAILY. 1.-THE CHICAGO EXPRESS
Tor LyachOurg, Roanoke, Bluoneld
POcahOntos, kenOva, Columbus
and ChicaRo. Pullman Buffet Sleep
er Roanoke to Columbus without
CHANGE also, for Radford, Bristol
Knoxville Chattanooga and inter
mediate points. Pullman Sleeper
Radford to CHATTANOOGA
$40 p. N. Daily, for Norfolk Suffolk and inter-
mediate stations. Arrive Norfolk
I1.4OP. n. Daily. for Roanoke Radford. Pm
lasKiand Brist d. Connects- at Roa-
noke 7.l0 A. NJ. with Washington
and Chattanooga Limited Pull
man Sleepers Roanoke to Memphis
and New Orleans. DinfnR-car at
tached. Also. for Bluenefd, and
Pocahontas; also for Rocky Mount
and All stations Winston-Salem d.
vision.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER between RICH
MOND and LXNCHBURG ready for occupancy
p. NJ; also Pullman sleeper Petersburg to
Roanoke.
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynchburx and
the West daily $40 A. Al. and 200 p. M From
Norfolk and the East, Hes A. M. andtVesSibu led
R. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent.
W-B. BEVILL
General p Passenger Agent.
General once Roanoke Va.
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TRE ONLY ALI-RAIL LINE 10 NoRFo
Dany.

The trains leaving Richmond at 8 A. N.
Norfolk at p. a. are solid trains between a
Two points, and passengers go through With
change OF cars.
Trains leaving Richmond at A NJ, and ]
r NJ, and arriving at Richmond at SCI A.
and $50 p. NJ, make close connection at Pet
burg to and from Farmvills. Lynchburg,
west.
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ID ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
III AND POTOMAC MISUNDERSTANDING
commencing NOV. Is, '94. Eastern stan
dard time.
700 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-street Station danv
stops at Elba and local stations.
Arrives at Washington at 1O:46 a.
m: baltimore II noon: PhiIadel-
phia 22O D. m; New York z.5S pm
Pullman-car to Washington.
l2.OO noon, leaves Byrd-Street Station daily az
cept sun. Stops at Elba Ashland
boswell Milford rederackburg. Brook,
and Whitewater. Arrives At
Washington at sac p. M, Balti
more 5.2a p. N; Philadelphia
Also connects at Washington with
the Q ngressi n q I Limited
arriving at Baltimore Asa D. On
and New York 8. 0s .. m. Buffet
PRrlOr-car to Washington.
ITO P. ~. leaves Byrd-Street Station daflv
sleeper Richmond to New YORK
and Washington to PhilAdelphia
stops at Elba Ashland, Doe
well, Milford, FredericknbnrS-
Brooke and Whitewater. stops at
other stations Sundays. Ar
rives at Washington lilo p. N
Baltimore, 1858 A. M, Pkfadel-
phia.8;45 A. M..NewYork, 6;68 A. N.
| sac Am. arrives at Byrd-Streot statSSl
daily sleeper from New
stops at Wide " q er.
fredericksburg, Milford,
land and Elba. Stops "a
lions on Sundays.
IngtOn at 4.8O A. NJ
local stat
WaRhirf
SIS F.
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RAILROADS.
Southern Railway
(PIEDMONT AIR LINE.)
SHORTEST & QUICKEST ROUTE
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT Nov. IS, 1894.
LEAVE RICHMOND,
TRAIN No. III, 1880 A. M.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS, daily for Danvile.
. Greensboro. Winston-Salem. Sleepers Rich
mond Va. to Oanville and Graenaboro., Con-
Connects at Danville with the Washington and
Southwestern festibuled Limited, No. 81
carrying sleepera to Asheville and Hot Springs
Atlanta. birmingham, Memphis. Shreveport.
New Orleans At New Orleans and Memp bis con-
Rection are made for ali points in Texas and
California.
TRAIN No. IS 1880 Pm.
HAST MAIL. daily for all points south
IL and southwest. Connects at MOspiay with
F0rmvtlle and POWhatan railroad: at Keysvllle
forClarkesville. Oxford aud Durham
Carries Sleepera New York to Montgomery
and from New York to Jack sonville,
ParlOr-Car Atlanta to Birmingham.
Train No. 40, 80 p m. mixed train daily, ex-
cept Sunday, carrying passenger coach for
Amelia @. H. and intermediate points
TRAIN No. II, 600 P. NJ
A AMELIA ACCOMMODATION. daily. except
a Sunday. for Amelia Courthouse and inter
mediate points
ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
Train No. u. 6.45 A. NJ, No. ss. $50 P. NJ
No. IS. $40 A. M.
YORK RIVER LINE VIA WEST POINT
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A aovERNoR's RIGHT.

attorney General Henry Stanbery IN
an opinion to Governor Babbb. insists
that Governor, under :sOme scircum-
stances, may withhold the warrant
'These were distinguished conehtu-
tional lawyers, whose opinions we may
well regard in the direction of d1ty.
"In the opinion by the distinguished
Judge Okey, he says More than one
hundred and fifty Judges in this State
have the unquestiOned authority to dis
charge where the proceeding Is plainly
invalid BY reason of defects in matter OF
substance, aud is unable TO see why the
Governor who grants and issues the
process should have less power over it.
s'Iu the case before me certain proofs
and facts are presented on the hearing
which necessarily were not known to the
Governor of Ohio issuing the warrant
1t is upon his order, IN accordance with
the legislative provision. that the pris-
Oner for the first time is brought before
any one having a duty to perform in thu
nature of hearing
elm Wilcox vs. NoiZe, "a .. s., go
the Governor found the prisoner TO be {
fugitive from justice, and ordered his ar
rest and appearance before a Court fol
examination. The Court on examina
ton found ne was not a fugitive from
Justice, and discharged the prisoner
The Supreme Court affirmed the Com
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A STATES R1aHT VIEW.

''In q memorable case the Supreme
Court of the United States said.
tThe Constitution gives the right to
the Executive authority of a State to
demand a fugitive from justice OF the
State where he is found, that the right
given to demand implies that it is an
absolute right, and it follows that there
must be a correlative obligation to de-
liver, without any reference to the char
acter of the crime charged, or the policy
or laws to which the fugitive has fed
CANNOT BE COMPELLED TO ExrRADITE.
"The governor of a State cannot be
compelled by any legal process to exc
cute this Federal Statute, but the u. s.
Supreme Court says that it is 'declara-
tory of the moral duty which this com.
pact created when Congress had proYid.
ed the mode Of carrying it into execu-
ton"
CA fugitive from justice is surrendered
not as a mere matter OF comfy between
the States, but ia obedience to an obi
cation imposed by the Constitution. A
sense of justice and the mutual interests
of the States should secure q faithful ex
ecution of the law. 1t is necessary that
their should be harmony, and they
should mutually support each Other
in order that this important result
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1895-01-19
INVITATIONS DRFrNED.

"The Legislature OF Ohio on Feb. 2,
1884. in the sections 95-6-7 and Sec
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should be accomplished. Governor
Mckinley did not hesitate TO honor my
requisiton by issuing his warrant.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
@c0eni0am.
GSortiebuns pDn Der l. @eite.l

unb 8erfdufe fiibIi@en 2DbeiIens in n6roz
li9en MfGrtten iinb nit % Gents Steigerung
bebeutenb getpeIen 5ertige BrOOufte fino
10 niebrig ME m0glth. @oGe lit bieie 8o9e
gum nieDrtgften, ie ~bagepelenen Bretie perz
farft pprben.
Mngebpte, nit ben @prrdtben gu rdumen.
ebe Die reren eintreffen, bepegen bic So
brifanten, iiber Die gegenDGrtigen 8ebiirf=
ntfIe 6inaus ein3ufaufen. 8ertdufer aus
Idnbif9er Wole gum 8etrdge bon 8,117,z
800 8funb in bret Mo9en bes Mpril gegen
9,292,50O einbeimif9er, MAIDEN Die Sc
fdmmtberfGufe 5u 17,4O9,8 300 8funb gege1t
15,906,100 in 1892, mas ~peniger 1T als
in '93 urb '94. Die gaa9frage mad Sleiz
berftoffen lift an6auernb groB unb 5unebe
menb, Die l1n1i9erbeit in Mdnnertleiberz
ftoffen oauert aber an unb bat bur9 3abl>
rei9e Stretts ettpas augenommen. 8un1e
Slannels itno I'm flint Bis 5u p proaent
ntebriger unb Elm Nuttionspertduf tpirb abb
gebaIten unb in Bretien fir feline SancD=
padren 3eigen fnb 11nregelmGBtgfetten.
906ere 8reiIe fir Mei3en, faft 8 Gents
iiber bic BON leBter Wo9e tbun ben ATTAIN
tif9en Nusfdbren @intrag, tpel9e, NtehI
eingef9loKen, II 1,868,873 8ufbel fir Die
@o9e %betrugen, gegen 2,62O,445 i'm lebtsn
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beinQbe g~lei9tpmmen. 8aumpoQe fam Bis
gu 7 Gents unb gtng Bis auf 6.93 3uriid;
1,312,3O6 8alen tparen leBte Wo9e III
@i9t gefommen unb brtttfde 4usfubren
bon Maaren b~etrugen 100, 5000 Oarb5
tpeniger i'm eriten 4uartaG bieies Sabres.
ols TN lebten Sabre. Inter iol4en umtdnz
ben trdgt Die &egierung ni9t ba5u Bel, Die
I'M Siben fir 8aumpDIe betimlnte So
benfld6e 3u p%erminbern. Die 3a6l Der
8anterotte fir Die leBte 0o9e mar in Der
Ser. Staten $50 gegen 179 i'm leBten
Sabre unb 81 in @anaba gegen 26 i'm lebteu
Sdhre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-05-01
Hrrntird1te 5tndtrfd1trn.
Dir Grantfeier IN 6alend, 81.

Die 8irger f~eterten bas Nnbenfen
Tires ebemaligen groBen 8iirgers. ulpfes g.
Grant. Die Stabt mar feftli9 gei9miat
unb ale Dffentltden unbqrtDatbdufer prang=
ten i'm Sabnenl 9mude. Die 8eodGtn!b=
feter am@amitag nabm ibren@nfang, Gig ein
Gonberaug bon @bicago nit $. .. gfaz
broof BON Smaba, Der als Seftrebner auser=
ieben mar, 8. 8. &oblfaat, Sbomas yfaft,
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%eintraf. DIN 8abnbofe Der Sltnpts GeftraIz
balm btlbete fid Elm 3ug, Der nd9 Der Snrz
ner6aQe marf9trte. Qn Der @ptbe bes' 3uz
ges befanb fib Or. 9. S. Sofpler, Der als
@roBmari6aG fungirte, nit biersig bsrtt@
tene1 Mbiutanten, bann folgten Wettglieoer
Der 6. 81. st., COMPANY W Der Suinoiler
Electromagnetic unb biirgerli9e Srgantfe@
ttouen. SIN Der Surnerbaae erDffnete Z.