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Evening star., 1896-09-19
A LINCOLN MANS VIEWS.
He Says That Cit, VIII Give Mckinlex
3,OOO Plurality.

A letter has been received in this city
written by Mr.. Jos. Blrns for many years
resident of Lincoln, Neb.. 10 his brother
Mr.. Burns views are regarded as worthy
OF much consideration by eastern business
men with whom he is connected
Mr. Burns says he is not fer free and nm.
limited coinage OF the silver Of the world
tut perhaps would he for the coinage Of
the silver produced by the American mines
and putting tariff of 80 cents per ounce
on all foreign silver. Il do rot know" he
writes how much your section bas suf
Tered within The last three years bIlt as
Tor us OF the west. / cannot picture TO you
the misery and want that was caused. as
bellcve, largely by the tariff tinkerinp.
ana the d!strust and loss of confidence nv
Investors should be lesson enough to last
us for the next twenty years i look on
Tree silver as did on free trade only with
more suspicion, and | am going to do all
possibly csn to prevent such a calamity
i rode over one hundred miles in a lumber.
wagon to the railroad and seven hundred
miles by cars to come home and assist in
preventing the possibility of such a thing.
ana did this at my own expense. so you will
see new earnest 1 am in this matter AT
your age dnd mine our care should be for
the future welfafe Of our adopted country
that our children may enjoy all the bless
iaSs that with proper legislation this coun-
try affords. L have seen 80 m1ch misery
all around me among frienos and neiphbors
earth would induce me to add by any vote
OF mine to their misery. 1 am fighting as
| L lever did before to get the deluded peo-
pie back to where they belong, for the rs-
turn OF prosperity. the opening of the fac
tory the employment of our idle men, thus
hlling once more the dinner pail of the
American workman with American-raised
bread and beef, and putting American
clothes on the back of his wife and chIl-
dren; In fact placing them back where
trey were four years ago, in good homes.
| with prosperity and plenty, so that they
can enjoy life as God Intended they should.
| / find on my return to this beautiful but
distressed city. where i have made my
| home for fourteen years. that the men who
| have suffered are thinking for themselves.
| and all of Mr.. Bryans sophistry and elo-
Quence cannot fool them again. Mr.. Bryan
helped i'm Congress four years ago to bring
about our present condition. and, a re-
suit, this city nd county Will give Nc
Kinley 5000 plurality over Bryan. He Will
| rot carry his precinct his ward. his city.
| hts county or state.
Evening star., 1896-09-19

Here Is another who for years had been a
sufferer Every fresh cold seemed to stay longer
than former colds and he noticed that his got
stopped up AMI his hearing became duller and
duller, and there were ringing and buzzing noises
in his ears The Catarrh had passed upward and
backward from the throat along the Eaista -hian
tube lesdng from the throat into the ear. He had
visited throat doctors and doctors and catarrh
doctors without relief. In this condition fnd
hirl inhaing the never failing medication and soon
he notices change. The noises in the ears STOP
there is more discharge. the hearing gets better
and finally the tubes Of the open up and some
thing seems to give way In his head. His hearing
had completely returned No wonder he Considers
the result 4 marvel.
Evening star., 1896-09-19
Carrier Pigeons ms SmuggIers.


Carrier pigeons are very useful birds. but
only recently have they been employed TO
smuggle diamonds into the United States
An exhausted carrier pigeon was recently
found near the Jersey coast which had a
quantity of diamonds attached to its body.
1t had exidently been set free from the
deck Of an ocean steamer by some one who
wished to bring the diamonds into the
United States without payment of duty.
Several diamonds were tied under the
birds tail. a few others were around it's
neck, and dwoo more were made fast to
each OF its legs. The weight of SO many
diamonds was beyond, Its strength. and 4t
was unable to complete its homeward jour-
ney. ---
Evening star., 1896-09-19

Here is another pitful case. He had all the
history Of colds and catarrh, extending downward
from the rose to throat. to gottis, windpipc to
the bronchial tubes and then into the tubes of
the lungs. His cough always troubled him. He
raised large quantities of ve-looking material he
had hny fever every afternoon and could not sleep
at night He had NO appetite and his strength end
ambition failed. He bad night sweats every once
In while. and feared that his end was near
See him after fs0r months Of treatment: new
man. The healing and soothing medication has
time after time sought out every nook Of the dis
ease even TO the extreme depth Of the lung cells,
and bathed and coated and healed the membrane.
There Is no more OF the nasty discharges DO more
cough no more fever. no more pain no more night
sweats. The appetite returns. and with 1t comes
back strength and ambition The cheeks I'LL cut
and regain their color. The step becomes buoyant
He has been saved from a lingering but absolutely
SURE DEATH
Evening star., 1896-09-19

Here Is another patient who always sensitive
to the weather. He contracted catarrh Of the
head and 1t passed to his throat, then down the
windpipe and into bronchial tubes He coughed Mt
night II at he could not sleep: there was pain
behind his brsast bone and under the shoulder
blades. When he coughed he brought up u frothy,
grayish material streaked with blood He lost
appetite and strength. He tried cough syr,lps and
different medicines TO avail. He now brea thes
In with full nspra tions the restoring soothing
medicine The sore spots along the bronchial
tubes Zeal. the cough ceases. the pain leaves the
appetite and strength return. He is again a well
and happy man.
Evening star., 1896-09-19
How 1t Cures Catarrah of Vocal
Chords.

Here is another patient who contracted Catarrh
that extended from the throat into the glottis the
gateway that opens to the windpipe and lungs.
The dizease attacks the vocal chords this sensitive
Instrument Of the human voice, and Its
ct tones destroys them altogether. Here sits
Il lady inhalng the soothing preparation. She had
been ten months silent. and the treatment has al
ready restored voice. Who say what joy
she feels In being restored to the usefulness and
the pleasure Of conversa 1On?
Evening star., 1896-09-19
Funeral Of Mrs. Curry.

Mrs. Hannah Singer Curry, wife of Will
liam w. Curry of 1910 9th street. who died
Monday at her summer home. in Oak
Crest, Md, was buried in Rock Creek
cemetery yesterday afternoon. services be-
ing held in the Church of Our Father. DR..
Edwin c. Sweetser of the Church Of the
Messiah. Philadelphia, conducted the serv-
ices after the ritual of the Universalist
Church. Messfs J. w. Webb, Chas. Mat
thews, H. E. Williams DR.. Howell, Capt
Leonard and Capt. Torrey acted as pail
bearers.
Evening star., 1896-09-19

Every one interested In politics can find
fullest information upon past political
events N The Evening Star Almanac. Ia
bles have been prepared with care. showing
the vote by congressional districts in the
last congressional election. state election
returns for 1892 and 1894. and the electoral
votes from 17SS to 1892, with other valuable
statistics In addition. there IL an interest
ing chapter upon the money Of the United
States. 25c. per COPY.
Evening star., 1896-09-19

no" II SufeS SataTrh HI the AnfOaa'
Here is another patient who had Catarh Of the
Head lie caught cold after cold and the disease
spread down into his throat. He breathes and
drinks In the disease-banishing medication. 1t
baths-s the membranes of his head and throat. The
Of the head and throat becomes less, and
the desire to hawk and spit Is disappearing. The
of taste is returning and the voice again
bee eInes soft and melodious. There Il more
Eagging and vomiting In the morning. No longer
dDes every exposure to the weather result in a
stUfed-up throat, that becomes and infamed.
and longer does he fnd lis throat and tongue
dry chips when he wakes from unrefreshins
sleep.
Evening star., 1896-09-19
So A MONTH
Doctor Mccoy Valves All Per-
sonaI Fees
DURING MONTH OF SEPTEMBER

For This Month. but Only for This
Month. He VIII Allow All to Place
Themselves Under Treatment mt the
Nominal Rate of $3 a Month Until
Cured-A Brief Description of "The
Treatment That Cares"
Evening star., 1896-09-19

Here Is patient taking treatment for Catarril
OF the Head. He breathes the soothing Moderation
through his nostrils and the nasal channels open
up. the stuIed-up feeling In the head leaves, and
h. can breathe naturally through the nose again.
The dull pains across the front of the head fade
away and the nasal membrane Is sOOthed until
the niammatio and are all gone. The
bad odor Of the breath passes away. and the lost
sens. of smell returns. The dropping in the throat
is checked. the does not stop up toward night
any more the sneezing and snufing have ceased,
and discharge from the grows less and less
and finally stops altogether The disease has been
checked and eradicated from the system before II
even reached his throat. 1t had not been driven
down into his throat, into his lungs. into his
ears, . often is done by other treatments.
Evening star., 1896-09-19

Moses fourth annual furniture sale. SIS
corduroy couch, $11.75.-Advt. 9
Evening star., 1896-09-19

Doctor MrGo1's Treatment. TINT hn"
lifted the darkness and blight Of the word In
cur,be.' from hundreds of thousands OF these cases
of c.turrh In the Ears Bronchial Tubes and Lungs,
works its curative action for two reasons
1D. Ii reaches every sore spot from
The oriHce of the nose to the deepest
part of the lungs to the innermosf
re~easen of the middle ear.
t2}. Instead of Irritating, fnaaming
nnd feeding the fires of the disease,
Ii sOotl,es, quiets, heals and cures.
What is this treatment that cures these eondi-
tions onc, regarded incurable: By what process
does it restore the diseased membrane. remove the
poison ard relieve the soreness of disease: Let
the experience of patients cured and being cured
tell.
Evening star., 1896-09-19
Notes.

The basket ball team Of Company A. q
Battalion, will practise regularly On Mon
day and Friday evenings.
The first and only dance Of the comm,
Evening star., 1896-09-19

MANY WHO HAVE VISITED THE OFFICES
DURING THE rAsI>FEw MONTHS HAVE FELT
THEY COULD NOT AFFORD THE MONEY NEC
E.ssARY FOR THE TREATMENT. WHEN
noCTOR Mccoy ESTABLISHED A NATION
Al. PRACTICE IN WASHINGTON IT WAS
HIS PLAN To GIVE EVERYBODY AN OP-
PORTuNITY TO OBTAIN THE BENEFITS
OF HIS TREATMENT WHICH HAS DONE
so MUCH FOR THE THOUSANDS AND
TENS OF THOUSANDS OF THE SICK AND
THE DEAF IN OTHER CITIES. IT Is STILL
DOCTOR MctOi'S PURPOSE To DO THIS AND
WHILE HE DOES NOT PROPOSE To REDUCE
HIS FE;Ei-wIIL. NOT DO 1T, IN FACT-HE WILL
FUR THE TIME BEING ABOLISH IT ALTO
GErHER AND GIVE FOR THE MONTH OF
SEi-rEMBEI, E.s SERVICES FREE CHANGING
ONLY FOR THE MEDICINES MAKING A UNI
FI,RM RATE OF g MONTH. THIS RATE
Will. ONLY Be GIxEN~ DURING SEPTEMBER,
AND WILL. APPLY To OLD AND NEW Pa
TIHNTS ALIKE, AND WILL BE MAINTAINED
USTn. CURE Is EFF'HTED; THAT Is, ALI.
NEW PATIENTS WHO APPLY BEFORE OC-
rroBER 1 AND ALI. OLD PATIENTS WHO RE-
NEW BEFORE OCTOBER WILL BE TREATED
UNTII. CURED AT THE UNIFORM RATE OF 80
A MONTH.
Evening star., 1896-09-19

The practices of Mississippi troops in
camp are described by the Army and Navy
Journal as follows:
The recent encampment of the Missis-
sirpi National Guard at Jackson demon
strated that the Guard as yet is under very
poor discipline. and the principal object of
the camp seems to be to furnish a good
time to the officers and men, amusement
for the citizens. and a chance for a num-
Der Of pretty girls to act as sponsors and
maidsSof honor. These interesting females
invariably appear on the field at guard
mount and other ceremonies in open car
riages to the admiring eyes Of the military
and Others, and are usually accorded Q
column of space each day in the news.
locks. etc.
There was a dancing pavilion at the
camp, and, of course, each company held
a reception in honor of their sponsors and
maids Of honor. and all had an elegant
time There was the usual street parade
In the city. fireworks and a sham battle
During the latter a very bitter feeling was
generated between two of the opposing
regimentA, and after the battle a free
fight was almost INDUCED in. but was for.
tunately prevented by wiser counsels. Dur.
| ing the last night In camp no guards were
out after ,o1 o'clock. and the men die
pretty much as they pleased. and sleer
was almost out of the question.
Many of the men had a supply of blanl
cartridges. which they fired at frequen,
Intervals, ano WIN the numerous pranks
and yells of the men, from all accounts
| the last night in camp was indeed hideous
| for any one who wanted to sleep. 1t would
pay the state of Mississippi to endeavor te
| make arrangements with the state of New
| York to give their National Guard a toul
| of duty at Peekskill for q week. and also
to have New. York camp Instructors ovel
| them. They would then learn something
| of discipline and other necessary militar.
| duties. but they wouldn't get junketine
trip"
The basket ball team Of Company A. q
Battalion, will practice regularly On Mon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13
@lrttem 6era.

Stutt9art. Su Der Wfilitdrs
tdwimml tule bel Yerg hattie eine abs
tbeilunS Snianterie Der bieii9en Gar
niion Sdwimmiibunsen in BOILER aus'
riitunS gu MAIDEN. Sabei wuroe elm
Scloat, Der nit tuapper Notb bas
erite Wtal Sen Nedar ourhidwommen
bate, BON ieinem Yorseieeten se,lpun'
gen, elm Speites Dial Die uebuug III
MAIDEN. Ter Soloat ertranf bierbei (;
leine Seife wuroe crit nab fiinipiertel
Stunoen %geiunoen.
SeilbrOnn. Iie Yerliner Sirma
Brandt u. SeudterS hat al ben @es
meinoeratb elm @eiuh pesen Grid
tun9 elmer Friudtmarftballe in Seils
bronn 9eri6tet. - Siirilih 9taftS
"ltiir;te Der Shiiier Srieori6 Staab
aus SaBmcrsbeim iiber Voro uno er'
tranf. SbSleid es mad Sebn Wtinuten
gelans, ben Wiann aui;ufiihen, waren
ollie @ieoerbelebungsueriufe erfolsloS.
Wenige Gage ;uuor lit elm oes Sdwim'
mems ebeniallS untuuoiser Sdiifer in
Der Slei6en @eiie UNI oas Seben se'
tommen.
Mauloh. Ter hieiiae Noritmort
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13
E6lringiC6e Staten.

@reuBer. Sier muroe fiir;lid
nab Dem Sooe oes StaottaI'enrenbans
ten Cd. in ser pou linn uermaltetcn
Saiie elm 0efi;it BON beinabe $1,000
Wtart eutoett.
S0nt9iee. G'eeeu 3 llhr WlOrgeuS
brannte neulid oas III SberrOttenbad
bel Fauliu;ella g~clegcnc Shcns
beit'ihe SGgemert bis aui Den 0iruno
nieoer. Sae 6eucr grill 10 idInell UNI
lid, oaB elm i'm ticien ShIaie Iiegenoer
Somptoiriit lid nid)t III rettcu PER-
motte. Gr fam in oen Slammen I'M.
Sculeurooa. Sn nlerem St0Sts
den berrlft lett Sur;em ;ipilfen Dem
Silrgermeiiter uuo Dem Gemsinoepors
iieenoer, welfer iu9leih i~3eitunssucr>
leger lit, pollltInoi9er 9rtegs;uItanb.
Ger 9llrgermeiiter pobnt Den De
meinoeratbSiipungen uitt mebr bel
uno matt leet aud i'm rNmtsblatt"
betannt, oaB er benz Gemeinoeratb
inter oeiien ge9eumGrtiger %eitun9 bis
aui gSeiteres |orlaseu organiiatos
rider 2lrt uiht mebr ;ugeben laiien
peroe. Cine 9leihe WtaBuabme hat
sic Notwithstanding uno ote Vofals
iird)eu : Suipettion 9etroiien. 9lud
babeR oieie Seborben Dem ylatte oes
Observation-Disclosures Die Snles
rate ent;o9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13
Sro66erjogt6un1 ScGeu.

Darn itaot. Our guibriuguns
Der iitr ben "2lnfaif Der Seiiiidcn yuos
miSebobn erioroerlifen Wiittel wiro
Die 6e9lerurg nah einem Den 0anc.
lianoen ;u9e9anSenen G%eieeentmuri ;ur
Nufnabme zines oreipro;eutigen glns
lebenS bon $3.50, 600 Wiart ermld)
tl9t.
0ingen. @olfenbru6arti9e 0tes
senSiiiie baben in Der beiiiihen Yial;
pteliahen Sdaoen an 6elbern uno
@einber9en anserihtet namentlid)
wurSen Die @emurfun9eu Der in Der
9idbe oeS @isber9eS seleseuen Srte
empiinolih betroiien. Sn Gaubidels
beim riiien Die @aiiermalien Grdben
in Die Seloer uro &einber9e uno be-
oedten anoere mitGjerOll uno Shlamm.
Atcbenbei wuroen cine Wiense Sliss
ihlGge fonitatirt.
@aual9eSbeim. Die Main,er
Straitammer uerurtbeilte Den l5jGb'
ri9en Seinrid Sieius unS Den l7idb'
risen voren; Slumb BON bier, Die i'm
Sn9elheimcr g&alo ourh sn;ilnoen
zines Gidboruneites einen %umiansrei'
den S&alobrauo peruriaht batten,
pesen i~ubrlGiii9er Yranoitiituns 81
Iiini la9en GeiGn9niB.
Wain,. Der ucritorbene Yripat.
mann braun iette Die Staot ,lrr llni
nrrialerbin ieineS 100 900 liarf betra'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13

Sfater erle9te einen Sud)S. Ills er
feline Veute aufbeben pollte, bemerfte
er, Dap Der tobte rHeinede" nod ipei
iunse Saien iwii1eu ben 3abnen isit'
belt.
SduiieurieS. Sieier Gage itieB
man i'm Ginihnitt Ser Vofalbabn Sfuis
ienriebsS udau aui cine neue 9iOmers
itraBe. SieIelbe liegt unter Der leeisen
StraEe Heihenbat)s Steinbaulen uuo
freu;t unweit Ses Shulienuriprun9S
Die unlau9ii seiunocne R0meritraBe.
Sic liegt orei Sup inter Terrain, lit
As SUB brett uuo circa orei Sup itarf.
Die Tolliteine oes &0rpers (uon
nabeu Gletiberihutt) iino aui %ebm
~9elaSert, uno Die gan;e Wtaiie lit oaber
BON ungebeurer SGrte.
II III. Son Der Straitammer puroe
Der peSeu gefabrlider acknowledging
unltuloiS ju einem Sabr @eflnsniB
perurtbeilte Saueruburibe @eoro pill
Ter i'm NIeoeraui uabmeuerfabreu 'reis
seiproden, uad)oem er spei Wtouate in
unteriutungsbait 9eieiien uno auBers
benz itou II Gage OIL ieiner Strafe
absebiiBt bate. Die mirtlib Sd)uls
Sisen wurcen an ieiner Stelle per'
urtbeilt. Ger Eoli jeioieuer bate elm
fali6es SeuSni + ab9eleSt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13
Sreie Std0te.

Samburg. Die 9luspanSerurs
iiber Samburg bat i'm periloiienen
eriten SGlblabr 1896 26.39s Ferionen
betragen, gegeu 2l,965 i'm sleifen
S,itraum oes EOrlabreS.-Ser vSarls
burger Sorreiponoent" forbert oiii;i0s
Sambur9s SeoOlferung auf, Die un9cs
beuere 9SaIIerpergeuoun9 in Sol9e Der
Siee einiuodmmeu. Der @aiieruers
brauh betruS am 10. Suli l42,276
Subitmeter, baS iii 2l5 Utter pro Sopf,
Die bofJite Terbrauhs;iffer Der @elt.
Ste TiltrationSnerte limb bereits an
Ger G'ren;e ibrer %eiitun9siabigteit an
9ctommen.
Bremen. DAD ben lett uOrliegeus
ben itutiitiiten Auimatur9en betrIgt
Der 9Sertb oes I'M uorigeu Sabre aui
Den Iampiern beS Norooeutihen WlOpo
uerbrautten FrcpiantS insseiammt
$3.50, 900 Wiurt. Ger aoblenperbrauf
~ltellte lid auf 7OO,O 600 Sonncn i'm
&ertbe BON iiber 0,OO0, 900 Dtarf.
2iibed. Ger SGu uniereS Suiti;s
palaites in Der GroBeu Suroitrabe
uebit oaranitoBeuoem llnteriuhunss-
9eidngriB iii lett nabesu beenoet. Die
nod erioroerllhen Jieitaurirun9sarbeis
ten iollen oerart ihnell seiOroert wers
Den, oaB Die Jtdume in Dem neu erbaus
ten Geridtsbauie idon unmittelbar
nab Den Serien wcroen in Yenueuno
oenommen nerbeu tOnneu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13
GfIak- Sot6riuseu.

8olmar. Sdwere @ewitter ,oaen
iiber &olmar uno% llmsesenb. On Sol.
mar idlus Der Vlis mebrere Male elm,
Obne gu 3iinoen. 9n Soliweier tootste
elm 0lieitrabl einen 0anbwirtb unb
orei Pferoe. On 2iirfbeim ri6teten
SaselidlaS uno &olfeubriibe in Den
beiien @~einber9en uno aedern unse.
beureu Sfaoen an. 9ud in Wlarfclss
beim uub llmgesenb pernidtete Der
Sasel bic Sofinung Der VanSwirtbe.
Wet. Dieter 3ase eri6oB li1 in
ieiner 9aierue in Montisnp Qieute,
rant 6rielinsbaus pom "a. SelSsgrtil.
leries 8esiment aus u~nbefannten @riin.
ben. Gr mar erit l9t Sabre alt unb
ieit weni9en Wionaten Siii;ier.
Saarbur9. Del rSberbammer"
wurbe i'm Rbein'W iarnes Sanal Der
italienii6e glrbelter @onitante Yaoli
tobt aufseiunoen. j3weifellos liest elm
freiwilliser Ooh Dor. @ie man iif er.
jablt, iollte Sem lln9liidli6en resen
eines llnfalles, ben er i'm porisen
Sabre erlitten, cine slbfinounssiumme
BON 800 Wiarf beiablt weroen; mad
Gmpians bieieS @elSes wollte er ~
Weib uno 9inoern ,uriidiebren. Ta
bic a~usioblun9 oes 9eloes nidt 10
raid eriolste, wie Paoli oies ertpars
tete, lei er triibiinnis seWorben unb
bQbe ben Job oeiuht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-08-13

nun auSge'iGrt, "a ole Stlour9 elner
Nttien9eiellldaft nit 450, 600 Wtarf
perfeft 9eworocu III. Shne ,3mciicl
miro etwas Sd)0neS aeid)aiien mercen,
"a Ser Character elmer Srwerbsge'ells
ltjait alsselfloiien lit. Der ";utilnfs
tlge Falmgarten Veip;tgS miro rIums
lid piel entiernter pom Centrum Der
Staot ais Der S%rantfurts, n1mlth uuf
ben logenannten &uhtburmntelen an
Der Nnbeuauer SbGuliee erridtet per'
Den, auf Dem Serruiu. aui Dem uor uter
Sahren Die Notwithstanding mar.
Rel denbad. Sn Der ltdhe pom
2riptis bel 0era mlIroe tiirilid Elm
etipa l4lGbriges WiGohen obcatloS
angetroiien, oaS ar9ab, non elmer
Sigeunerbunoe ueritoBen mOroen 81
leiu. Su benz Wtdod)eu iii oie nor Odlt
Sabren perlhollene (ohter beS arbel'
tiers Tetter oGbier nit Seltlmmtbelt
pieoer ertaunt moroen, Gle bel elnem
Sabrmartt am 81. Nopember 1883
lpurlpS perihpunNeu mar. Gem Stnoe
mar leoe Grinnerurg an ibre frllbere
llmgebung 9elhmunoen. Is 8ibt an,
bon elmer !3i9euncriumilie inter Dem
Namsu 9lunette Ntirbetm auige;o9en,
irilber audi gut ~bebGnoelt, in letter
,3eit aber, "a sic Sumilie lid mehrte,
uamentlit pou Ser Srau mi Ehunoelt
uuo ;uleet perlaiien worren 81 lein.
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Sa@(eu

Dresden. Der Dor eini9er Belt
bier cerltorbene b%etannte pooa9ogiihe
Shriitiieller Sberihulratb Yertbelt
bat gum Grbeu ieiues 9eiammtcn be.
irddtlihen Germ69ens Den .SGhs
iiiben Yeiialo;;iuerein" einseieet.-
sluS Surd)t Dor elmer ibm o~robencen
Straie bat lid I'M toni9li6en r@roBen
Garten" Elm Soloat Der bielisen Gar
nilon erihoiIen.
Gibenitod. 3n Dem naben ShSns
beioe ~brarnten jlpei Sauier nieoer,
nobel Der grbeiter Oamm uuo oeiien
Sobn in Den 6lammen umtamen.
@roBenbain. Der bier ab9ebal,
tene Seutihe 6drbertas beidSoB, einen
Itraif Wguniiirten Allsemeilen oeut'
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