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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28


In the city court on saturday evening
William Hamar was fined SEQ and costs
for committing an assault on Hong l. CO.
a couple of weeks ago.
In the city court this morning James
Collins was charged with the larceny of
an ovcrCoat the property of Julius
Barnes
From the evidence it appeared that yes.
terday six men met on the coast and bot.
tie after bottle Of whisky was purchased
and Barnes became partly intoxicated
while he enjoyed sleep Collins took tho
coat off his back and walked away, He
was seen during the proceeding by two
colorcd men.
He will have to answer at tho upper
court and was held in 500 bail for his APP
peAranCe.
Tbs charge Of assault aud battery
against AnLo Morris and Alfred Smith
was dismissed at the request Of the City
Solicitor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28
lied From Membranaus Crsup.

Tho little eight year old daughter of
police officer John Welsh died yesterday
at her fathers home No. IA West Twen-
tieth street, from membranous Group.
Tho child was bright and intelligent, and
member Of st. Patrick's Parochial
school. She had been sick several days
and on Saturday, Drs. Morgan aud FrDwn
performed an operation in the hope 4
saving the child's life
They removed a membrane but 1t did
not cause any change in the little suffer-
er's condition. Her funeral will tail
place Wednesday afternoon. The child
rem of the school will view the body
under the care of sisters. Intcrment will
be made in new Cathedral cemetery,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28
HAN SC0M'S

Our sincere thanks for the
very generous holiday patron.
age.
Ii any mistakes have occur.
red in the rush we beg for the
opportunity to make ample cor.
rection and apology.
Besides giving the greatest
possible value, every article
must be eXhctly as represented
and entirely satisfactory or it
can be returned and money will
DO refuncd, not money return.
Ell after questioning and argu-
ment, but money hack without
o word.
New list Of specials for the
week III Tomorrow 3 papers.
HANsrOM'S,
7lh and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28

The amount of fun that members hav,
when out on their trips is equaled only by
| the amount Of enthusiasm that they in
spire by their songs. Coming up from
jackson the other day ono of their old
josts was successfully played The WORD
was passed around, and when the brake
man entered tho car one member looked
at his watch, and not being satisfied With
tho result of the inspection, asked thu
brakeman what time it was The brake
man accommodatingly told the inquirer
wheroat the 70 members of the club shout
cd in chorus, "Ihank you kindly sirl"
Tho brakeman dropped his hoad and
sneakel crestfallon away amid the laugh
ter Pretty soon he came back
Say" said he, 'if you will play that
on tho conductor, l won't sny word
about it,
The boys agreed to it very readily, anc
when the conductor entered he was asked
the timo of night He pulled out hi,
watch and gave the hour to tho inquirer
"Thank you kindly, STRIP shouted tn,
club in unison.
Tho conductor wiltcd and went hurried
ly out He came back in half an houl
with the remark
Do you know what you made me Col
! called Lancaster when l should have
called Logan, and my head ain exactly
clear yet"
Several years ago the same trick war
played at one Of tho meetings. Tho direct
or turned i'll his place on the stage and
asked if some gentleman would kindly
give him the time, as ho had to catch
train. A man rose in the audience, drew
forth his watch, doubtless with II thrill OF
pride, and told the leader the hour
Thank you, kindly, sr!'' shouted the
boys, and the man sat down as if he had
been struck on tho head with maui
Columbus Dispatch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28
LUCKY POLICIES.
Risks That Were Taken Out just In the
Nick Of Time.

Risks That Were Taken Out just In the
Nick Of Time.
A very remarkable thing occurred to q
| Sheffield grocer few months ago Having
wife and three children dependent upon
him, and not making an income much
more than sufficient for current expenses,
the grocer decided to take out an insurance
| upon his life for protection of his family
against restitution In the event of theii
being suddenly robbed of his support. He
| applied to a good company, went through
| the usual formalities and awaited the TO
suits
few days later, after having closed hi
shop for the night, he was sitting In his
| parlor over the shop, when he heard tn,
| postnS& s characteristic knock. He threw
down lne paper and hurried down stairs
When in the middle of long, steep flight
his foot slipped and he was forcibly pre-
opitated down the remainder of the stairs
Into tho hall below, where he struck hi,
head heavily against metal letter box,
which caused conclusion of the brain,
from which he died In the course of few
days.
The extraordinary fCrture of this story.
which sounds like the daring fiction of
penny a liner, Is the fact that in the lette,
box at the time of the accident was tht
life insurance policy for which the eroce,
had been negotiating It had inst been
delivered by the postman. flo whose knoch
he had responded.
There arc many similar cases of nolioio
being taken out at the eleventh hollr. as i,
has proved, Only last summer a eentle
man, who was on tbe following dnv tc
have started on n mountaineering tom
through Switzerland. went to n bio Ion
don insurance company to no througb th,
final formalitics and get his poljcy. Thi,
was done. and he left thu office which 1,
s,tuntod in n thoronghf,re w hare tho trafi,
ia serionslv cnnoested Turning str,igh,
out of thc office without Ioolrino y,her,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28

Aliens Foot-Ease, II powder FOR the feet.
IT curos painful swollen. snnrting feet aud
instantly takes the sting out OF COrn5 all
DHnionS It'stbo grru1ss comfort disco very
OF thu age Aliens foot.taso makes tight
fitting or new shoes feel easy. 1t Il a certalu
cure for sweating. calousau hot. tired, a;h.
inE feet. Try 1t to-day Sold by all drug.
pls.s and shoe storcs sc sent by mail for
a5u in Stamps Trial pac:a.a FIRES. address
Allen $. Olmstoi lie Roy, N Y.
a9D-m-w-f- I'm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28

Among the handsome Christmas trees
being displayed in the different parts Of
the city the enc at the home of Mrs VIM.
J. Gamble, 739 w. Second street is worthy
OF mention The tree Is a beauty and d
great deal Of taste Is displayed in tho
trimming The yard consisting Of q
farm scene In harvesting time Is original
and evidences much mechanical skill.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28

Testimony for Dr. SiIams' Worm Killer
tho best childrcn's tonic known. VIM.
A)gca, 1913 Bennett street after two doc
tors had given my daughter up as being
incurablc, used DR.. Simms' Worm Killer
and she was soundly cured passing large
quantities Of worms, 20 and 5Jo. sos King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28

Everett llOlltngswowh Of near Centre.
willie, Christinna hundred, commenced
filling his ice house this morning. He
was assisted by his nclghbUr Potts who
expects areturn for his service in few
days as he is constructing au ice house
The ice Is four or five inches thick, and
tho boys havo Il heap Of fun III ,kutiut.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28

Miss Lizzie IIouGhton of No. 63j East
Fifth street, informs the REPUBLICAN, in
reply to tho sheep riddle which appeared
In saturdays paper, that A had seven
sheep and b five sheep Miss Hought0n
Is correct snd we congratulate her uDou
her promptncss, as she was the first Of a
dozen to solve tho problem.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28

The delivery team Of tho Hillcs &, Jones
Company ran away this noon on Front
street, running from Harlan and llolings.
worth foundry to Front and Orange
streets. The horse had It narrow escape
OF being killed by II shoot Of iron falling
Of the wagon The team was caught at
Front and Orange streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28

on receipt of ten cents, cash or STAMPS.
a generous sample will be mailed of the
most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure
(Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient TO demon,
strate the great merits of the remedy.
ELY BROTHERS,
81 Warren St, New York City.
Rev. John Reid, Jr., Of Great Falls, Mont
recommended Ely's Cream Balm to mo. |
can emphasize his statement ut is pcs.
tive cure for catarrh if used as directed -
Rev. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pres.
Church, Helena, Mont.
Ely's Cream Balm is the Acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no mercury
nor any injurious drug, Price. 60 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28
Hauling Ice

George K Woodward, who recently
purchased the Newlin farm nearMarshall
ion Is busily engaged in filling his ice
house with ice several inches thick and 10
clear as CRYSTAL.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28

A horse belonging to Horace Worrall
died at Seventh and Shipley streets this
morning. The horse fell on the gutter
plate. made two attempts to regain 8
feet but died In the attempt The animal
was valued at 500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28

A. defective ffue caused a fire at 26lO Tat
nall street, this morning entailng n loss
CT $500 fully covered by insurance. The
house is owned by John Loguc, and was
occupied by Caleb Johnson, who succeed.
ed in resculng his furniture
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28

TAYLOR-WHE the resi-
dencc Of the brihe's brother near Ash.
aland, Del, on Christmas Eve Dec. "a,
BY Rev. ). L. Irvine Mr. William f..
Tayll Of Wilmington and Miss Martha
4 I. WAeatINy Of Ashland, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28

First Burglar-What led you to the pro-
fesh2
Second Burglar-Tryin ter get pennies
out or me toy bank W Ell wuz er kid
Washington Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28

The following telegram way sent from
Atlanta to I'm Interior Georgia town:
'lo0k DIT or ii"end,Hry. Six feet high,
sCar 90 left check, limp in left leg
Pretty soon the following telegram camo
In reply:
We've gut man what says hoburneda
house down, but that amt his nuiue what
sou said Atlanta Constitution.
The biumcnthal Morocco Company is
reported to cost the company Ten Thousand
dollars per year
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-12-28

THE.
DAILY
RE. PUBLICAN
has the largest
circulation Of any
paper in the State,
as is fully attestcd
by a glance at
it's advertising
columns.
This is not q
mere prctence or
bluff to catch the
advertisements
OF our merchants.
70 substantiate
our assertion we
are willing for
three reputable
business men to
be selected by dis.
Interested parties
to visit our office,
60 over our mailing
list, visit the press
room, where every
curtesy and OPP
portunity will be
extended them
to prove the
correctness of
our claim that
The REPUBLICAN
is the paper read
by the masses.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-16
SneQ aaf Srid)inen.

Ger berii1mte 9rofeffor pafteur bat=
te zines Sa9es eilen Streit nit Saul
y. Gono9nac, uno Der lebtere gIaubte
ielne beleiotgte @bre nur ourb 8lut
rein maiden 81 tOnnen. ST ianote alio
feline 3eugen an Yalteur, uno oiele fam
ben Den PrOfellOr in ieinem 2abora=
tprium, als er @rperi,nente nit Sricbi=
nen anitellte. ySie bringen mir cine
9eransforoeruns bon Gaiiaenac 2"
fragte Der Gelebrte ld9elnb. ,sSampbl. /"
lautete Die glnttport. y9Qs @eforoerter
babe i'd ia tuobl Die @a1l Der Waffen {?
g}un, i0 ipdble bieie !" ltit oielen
Worten bielt er ben 3eusen slpei g8iir=
ite bin, melde pollitdnois slei9 su iein
ibienen. Cine pon oieicn Wiirlten"
iaste er lit nit ari6inen scfiiat, Die
anoere nit sutem Sleiid. 9luspen=
Dig llno lie beioe gleib unb ni6t BON
emanoer 81 unteri6eioen. Saaen sic
Serrn BON @affasnae; er ira fid cine
auslu6en, Die anbere iptrDe ib ellen"
9ns bieie Torl9ldge @alasnac 9inter=
bra6t murben, per3i1tete er banfenb
auf oas 9uell.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-16
SrDans Mnn6bmejOretbem.

William Sennings grDan, Der bemo=
fratiide Brdlioenti6af afts=@anoioat, traf
leBte 8obe bon ieiner DIt(i6en Sour
in ieiner Seimatbltaot 2incoln, Nebras=
ia, elm uno Der0ifentliCbte iein Mnnabs
mei6reiben. Gs barf fii9lib pertpun=
bern, oab in biciem S1reiben Die Mdb=
rungsfrage, Die Sauptfrase oieles
gBabltampfes, ni6t peiter bistutirt
miro, mdbreno bieie oo6 in ben bisbe=
rigen Geoen bes Brd lioentI6alts=Gan=
Oloaten ben Saupt9e9enItono Der @r=
Drtcruns biloete. Serr Srpan berbrei=
tet li6 iiber Die fol9enben Yuntte :
0emotrdtiI6e &egierungsIorm Sur6=
fiibrun9 Der @eiebe !; iparIame germal=
tllng ; gonosausgaben SanftucIen
uno llmlaufsmittel Mpnroe=9oftrin :;
Neteranen=penlion @apital rno Dir
belt; ibieosriGterlide geileoung BON
SiIferen5en smii6en @ilenbabngeiea=
iaaften lno giienbabn 2lngeltellten !;
Ginmanoeruns @inboltsbefe6l 6l=Gerfab=
rem 5rultwirtbibaft YeSiebun9en oes
8unoes 81 Den Pacifc=8abnen, Gubas
Treibeitsfampf; giDiloienlt Serrito=
rien uno ibre glniprii9e ouf @rbebune
gu Staaten ;SerbelIerung unierer Moi=
leripe9e. 9ie SariffraQe miro gum
S6lulfe ertDdDnt, aber anoeltbts Des
Nlles iiberib0ttenoen Md3run9stom=
pies als cine in bieier Gompaone nibt
IN getre6t fpmmenoe Streitfraoe er=
tldrt oos Golf wiiroe li9 ni6t Oonit
befa1en, ielbit penn Die golititer Tie
Dem Solfe aufordnsen molten feline
onoere Streitfra9e tonne in @rwdguno
9e5o9en perOen, ebe Die Mdbrunss= uno
SFtnoll5fra9e erleoigt iei. Serr grpan
erfl6rt iib in allen BON ibm beriibrten
punften poll uno gan5 i'm Gintlange
nit Der plQtform feiner Partei. Sns=
beIon0ere ertIdrt li6 Serr 8rDon oeqen
Die gusgabe bon Bombs uno Die neber=
la1ung Der Sapier9elO Nusgabe an
Die 9tational=Yanfen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-09-16
SotSott 0cnft uid)t oara,t ote
u&olfSpartei stt rlainircn."

SbOmas 6. WatI bon G,eproia,
Der Grforenc Der 9}opuIiIten fir Den
Yoiten oe5 Gite=BrdI Ii1enten, bielt am
2lrbeiterta9e III Dallas. Teros in ben
uJoir Grounds" cine 9nIpya6e.
g8atirn bciNpor feline 3u66rer, Al.
Dem @ontraf! 81 bal;eu, ben Die Wrbei=
ter uro 6armer im Sabre 1889 in St.
Souls genlo0t bitten uno gu Der 8olfs-
partet, Die Oenlelpen repr1Ientirp. 9Rc=
&inleD uno 90bart itGnocn ba ais SSein=
De oes Noltes uno Selpall ni9t minoer.
Semall lei ge,aOe bas Ge9enltuf su
gGpan, na6 icoer Ssite bin uno man
lolle i'm, 9SatlOn, an feline stelIe Ieben.
9uf Der populiitiiben Staots=@on=
BENTON BIN Seras mar ba2 @erii6t aQ=
9emcln ltm9egan9en, baB man einen
9an0el obgeIdloilen babe, bemsufploe
Der Staot filr OfcSinlep getponnen mer=
ben 'ollte, lpo9e9en Die populiIten gb
IN Die Stootsdnter tbellen DiirIten. Ser
Eeoner that bieier Ga6e oiroft spor
teIne Grlpdbnung, iagte qber ,9aBt
ofn Wtc&lnlep aus Dem Spiel, ieine @r=
mablln9 Dilr0e mr. eille pcrme6rte 9alt
tllr Die Nrbciter beoeuten."
~Sbr liiolt Gnd beleibigt, neil grpon
Die bon Sud ausge9anQene Domination
no1 nI0t angenOmnen 6at. Srpau
betlnoet Ii6 in elmer eiQenartioen
Sage unO banoelt, wie er es fit notb-
nenois belt. Sas popui,itiibe 9eotiii=
fatlonS=Gumite bat feline S6uloiefeit
geiDan, aber Senator Butter bat mir
leln 9Sort 9e5eben ocliir uno id) oebe
Gn6 meln eisenes, OoB grpan mod Dor
Dem 10. September nit Der Sbrate
Deraustomnen uno onnebmen lpiro.
Srpen fcnn teine $4,000 stimmenl
pe9pcrfen uno mlrD hid als0ite=8rQli=
Observation-Disclosures occeptirsn. Shut
er es nl1t, 10 miro Dos Sifet nun uno
ninmermcbr erip1blt.
Sewall peri0afft Der portei feline
S!lntnen, ct treibt lie nur fort. Ger
Golotlligel Der bemofratiiben 0artei
perlubt Srpan nit Gepaa Die 0dnoe
sll b'iloen, lpoab bieler Cub nicbt bic
Geto'men 3utommen laIien tam, Die
Sbr gu baben wiinl6t.
Spllte l0 meinen YlaB auf Dem Si=
det cufgeben, id Diiroe Die 8olfspartei
Der Ternidtllng in Die Sanoe treiben
uno mid ielbit als Seieling uno ger=
rdtber binItellen. SD trete niht suriif.
neine Partei bat mid als Yoiten auf=
9e1tel!t, man mag mid nieoertperfen,
aber man miro es ni6t pDne Gampf
fertis bringen.
Der aeaenwdrtise Wabltampf, ,fubr
Der &eoner fort, lei Elm Ganlpf oes Gii=
oens lno Welteus 9egen ben Often, Elm
8ampf oer slrbeit aesen oas &opital.
Setpall tei ein Nutionalbanf= 8eIiber.
Elm @lienbabntDuis uno Elm mebenoes
Slati III oer 0allo Deg Gapitals.
Geoner mobte meiterbin Nuipielun=
gen aut Die 9eosn pon Sepoll's 9obn
I'm Snterefe Der northumberland
sr ibloB nit einem Nppell an bic 9erd=
ner gu yrpan uno Mation su balten
llno WtSinlep unb Seipall linfs lieoen
III lalIen. Seine GeDe puroe mebrfad,
nit geifaa belobnt.
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Weneite Ga0rid)tcm.

Sn Sel9rao lit cine GerIdw6runc
entoeft ~ oroen, mcl0e Die 9lbIebunc
beS G0nig. 9leronOer bon Serbier
gum 3wef Daben IoQ.
Gus Maoagasfar Iino I6limme glod).
riAtcn ein9elaufen. 2luf Der oan3er
/ Sniel lpirb genorOct uno oeroubt unD
geplitnocrt Die M5giDteit lit nidt
au59eI0 haB ictbF Die frat13DIife
@arniion in 2lntauonoriDo ous0ebun=
CERT rperoeu Miro. G8o8 bor Der fran
| l5OfI9en Sftllpoti0n unm60lib mar,
Der GerelniQung Der ein9ebotener
Stdnme, lit jebt 26otfo6e 9eworOen.
Die berI6ieocnen groben Stdmme I6ei=
men gemciniboftii6e Go6e geeen Den
@ro0erer Qema9t 81 Doten. Sic re-
bellii6en Stdmme getpinnen i6neQ Die
ObcrbonO uno man 1T jebt ibqn ber
Nnliht, ooB Gronfrei3 tpenigItens 20, :
coo Mann f,iT9er 3vuppen nab W3os
oogosfar i0tfen mUb, Inn feline Serr=
ID0ft 3u bebauptcn.
Gine 9epeiDe nn2 @onI1antinopel
Oeriibert, ooB cine noue G6riItennebe=
lei, Die innerhalb Der nQhfen 3tUei 500
den itott1i10Gn foG, por0ercitet tperoe
uno ouh, 00B 2rmsniar IN QroBcr 9o5l
i'll RieIi0cn 9oFeu on Dompfer 0rbrodbt
roroen iclcll on9rbli%) I'm oepotirt I'll
merOen, OoB ie cher oue entrpgoer i'm
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Gttt nener ,-genrl Srnat"=
SSaH.

Sn SaDton, O., 1T man einem Ser
bre6en ouf Die Spur gefommen, mel=
Des bteIe Nehnli6feit nit Der @rn,pr
oun9 Der P:arl 8rnau bat. SpiIher
Der % Sabre alten 8eNie 2ittle llnt
gllbert 6ronb, ei1tem Collector fiir ei1t
9roBe Sd9elniibie. Dotte Elm Qiebesper=
hdltniB bcitanbcn. 8ie Nopbtipeltern
ocS W}do6cn5 iparen 9e9en Dieie ger=
bmoung uno iiellten 8ei1ie 16lieb(if
Die g8obl, enttDeOer oos 0oua gu perloiz
len ooer Den &erfebr NIT 5Fronb auisu=
Qcben. Dos WdOUen fab ibrer Nieoer=
tlntt ent9e9cn spOODn Die @ttorn aber
nl9tS m1bten. 9a GranB i6r Die @be
Deriprodelt, ocrlieB iie oos Glternbaus.
Steier bro6te lie auerit in einem 0otel
rno oonn IN Dem Goit1ous elmer Sfrau
Vre'ltng nnter. 9lm q. 9luouIt oer=
lltB oos WtdoNen Oa8 &OIt0ous, um,
nj e5 1agte, eine Gug9nfoGrt nit
Tronb Su unterne6men. IS fpbrte
nldt 5uriif. 9lm 2. Geptenbe~ tuuroe
= IEIlt Selgs III per- 9toQe etl1:r Sooean=
ln lIu'' uS'' oy''t SIatoaSeF a!oer Nc5oQen.
20 20 ''Iun oiI osr SE,0e nl9is Gerod0tt=
9es 9efunoen un0 OieIeIbe it)on itorf
IN Nertoelung jjber9egon0en wQr, trur=
De l!e 1oIort 3c9roben, trobOem oeY die.
o@Ne per0db-i9e llmltdnOe ouf EronB
as a.: oelt 4Eofoer o'S Ntoo0cnS 0ellteten.
~'S,tt S, &o9e nun meloeteN ll9 5pel 1lln=
e e 8!n'1@FA, DeINe belm Bottren Der
S!LuWo{eG SEnde @iutlpuren ensOsdt
qalFn' 0le SE'Ite 1T tIein, bon Gou=
a,eH oeJNotIet uno lotro folt gar nidt
5elo2oDn. drI ga e5 1C'f Dem Gerl4lpI!oen
= w 1.uoI9fnS nlQ{ 9ere9llet, mar"n ote
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u JSthI' o'Ntl9 mo-. Sn Der NtItte oer
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'Ne @"a9 9eINaocn. Sle 8dnlme
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Greurtton tta6 Gittsbnrg.

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@Gsnfibdst.dets nod Ytttsburg dber Die 9ennipI.
nanla S'nlen 5am 8eiabe bcr &usitequn9 ,perben on
ben iol9eHora Snnacritesen per.auft II. uub "a.
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be Hnnoree BON 9ep 9s.labelpba foitet So 55, hoo.
rim cine etntriitsfarte fir Die slusfenuns inbesrien
it, 0e adets fur bic Piniabrt finb an gcrfaufsta.
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Gase siiltis fit bic Resnfsbf SIR 9isiets uai
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Scntperen5ler= S6anot5at.

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Sim Surrotp's gSirtbldaftin 8urrops
puroe I'm Die Witternabtsaunoe in
Der 9onnerltag 9tadt nit Spnamit
In Die Guft seiprenst. Die GgploIion
mar 10 fart, oab Die @roe ouf Meiltn
i'm nmfreis eri6iittert puroc. Die Ser
it0runs Der @irtbidait 1T cine p6aie
oes bon ben Semperenslern 9e9en ale
5pirituoienbdnbler aefiibrten Rrieoes.
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Der auf3ubauen uno oenSanatitern gum
5rob 81 bleiben.
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Gitt @istDcrtG BOA Ocm Sonwe
erSa,Cf5e2t.

Wlmin9ton, Sel., II. Sept. Sobn
.. N}illtfen, Elm 6armer in GentrebiQe,
l}o., ipuroe Sonneritag Qlbeno BON Iei=
nem II ldbri9en SoGne Percibal erihoi=
len. Mtllifen mar betrunfen uno eriff
leine 6rau nit eiilem MeTer an, ibr
sSunben an ben SGnben uno 9lrnen
belbringero. Mtutter uno So6n beoa=
ben lt6 in ben stpeiten Stof oes @ebdu=
oes llno Der Monn perfolate lie nit Ell
ner 9lrt. Die 6rou iprang, Tim iib su
rettcn, our6 oas 6enlter, ipabreno Der
SDGn eine Sagoflinte ergriff uno ben
auf i'm einoringenoen Gater tootIdpB.