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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 5, 1898.

The managers of the late democratic
State convention of New York drew
up the platform and managed very
cupningly to avoid giving any oppor-
tunitv for amending it. They stifled
discussion and shut out ell amend
ments relating to silver and the Chica-
90 platform. On national issues the
platform was practically silent. But
they they did not dare to put gold
man on the ticket or nominate an en-
emy OF the democratic party in the
contest of 1896. That infamy was
left to certain Maryland congressional
districts and will, it is feared, be re-
buked at the polls. Judge Van Wyck,
the nominee for Governor OF New York,
is a CONSTANT and true democrat
who warmly supported Bryan and the
Chicago platform il 1896. An oppor-
tunity occurred, however, not antici-
pated by the wire pullers, which show
ed the real feeling of the delegates to
the convention. A delegate who spoke
briefly to second nomination for Gov
ernor, happened to mention the name
of William Jennings Bryan. Instant
" the convention and the whole crowd
went wild with enthusiasm. Dele
gates and spectators jumped on their
seats and applauded. The applause
swept the hall in spite ofthe chairman,
lasted for some minutes, died out and
was renewed. Some man here shouted
''three cheers for the Chicago plat
FORM" whereupon the whole conven.
ton stood up and responded with
cheers. 1t is impossible to mistake the
temper of this State convention OF the
New York democracy. A formal reso-
luton endorsing the Chicago platform
would have been ratified, if proposed
for a vote, but could not have spoken
half so eloquently as this impromptu
tribute. 1t is the handwriting on the
wall and all the schemers who may
seek to lure the party into the old mire
of Wall Street in 1900 may take warn
ing. The platform which the builders
rejected shall be the head Of the cor
ner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05
LETTER FROM FAIRFAX.
Correspondence Alexandria Gazette

LINCoLNIA, Oct. 3.-Miss Anna Car
ter, who has been on an extended visit
here for several weeks to her brother,
TIE postmaster, and his wife, left for
her home in Clarke county to day.
Those who know her regret to see her
leave
Mr.. Jay Cassidy started this morn
ing on g trip to Harrisonburg on his
bicycle. and expects to cover the dis
tance-some $50 miles-in two days.
We regret to learn of the severe in
disposition Of Mr.. Clyde Veach, the
day telegraph operator at Edsall's sta
ton, on the Southern Railway, who is
incapacited from work and is now on
sick leave,
We have seen among the large
pumpkins raised by Mr.. Adam Martin
on his farm several that measuse in
circumference some 81 inches, while
many others are nearly as large. The
yield is a most prolific one. Mr.. M.
has also the finest corn grown in this
portion of the county, which shows him
to be a model farmer.
Rev. A. N. Munday, the former pas
tor of Lincolnia circuit, but now sta
toned in Berryville, was here the lat
ter part OF last week on brief visit to
his friends, who were all glad to see
him and bid him welcome. He is look
ing extremely well.
We are Informed that the public
school at this point will open to-day
with % or 80 pupils, Miss Meta Brooks
being the teacher appointed by the
school board, and whose management
has given satisfaction to them and its
patrons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05

HENDERSON, Ky, oc Ear.
ly yesterday morning man.
about so years old. appe4r.I
at the Evansville. lad. vs,s,
works and hired a fisherman IA Fam.
him across to Kentucky. Uni. vo.
done. The man walked down nm
yards to a shanly boat. Soon two his.
tol shots were heard Iuye-rss,on
showed that woman abou. y4sr.
old, was dead and man close by .ta
dying condition. The wouulei man
was taken to an Evansville ho.p.t.
where he died. Both partie- aere ,5o,
in the head. The dying man said bt.
name was Charles William-, and that
the man who did the shooting was Tie
husband of the dead woman. A Bay
OF papers was found in the boat which
proved to be receipts, notes, aaj mort
cages, in the name OF Jesse J Cornell
of Hopkins county. 1t snow tbstis
was in good Circumstance aod t1c-ul-
position by the officers is that jesse
Cornell did the shooting and that he
murdered his wife, who had deser,e!
him. The woman went By laemm
of Martha Williams, but her aaue 90
the papers was Martha Cornell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05
Senator OnnN.. lrrD-

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 5-Iae ue.
liminsry arrangement of I = senator
NJ. S. Quay, Richard K. Qa5y and At
torney Charles h. Mckee. TIE sv
partner OF Lieutenant-Goyercor Wa.
ter Lyon, on a charge q. conspiracy
with the suicide John ;. Hopkn.
cashier Of the defunct People Blus,
took place to-day Mos, o. be tine
was occupied with the pre.iuiuare, 10.
cident to the examination O. the case
Later witnesses were called.
HARRIsoSBURG. Pa, OF 5.-Ia sizes:
OF Senator Quay continues the CHIEF og q
conversation among State oi.lo-= ali polk
ticians here. Rumors of other arias d:e
current. 1t is reported that the aaN Sc
in the game of character ssssssius.0- 8.
Senator Penrose has termed i. $751; b. ill.,
closures regarding the State Inslr Con-
pany now in the hands of receiver
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05

A FOREIGN dispatch says the Spanish
commissioners Gully appreciate the
difficulties of the republican party in
America regarding the army misman-
agement, and the resulting natural de.
sire to get the work of the commission
concluded most speedily. These Cir
cuwstances encourage them to remain
obdurate." This dispatch is dated
Paris, but that it was prepared by an
American, and republican at that,
goes without saying, and its purpose is
so plain that it is ridiculous.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05
WOMEN LOST ON vEsUyIUs.

Five American women had thrilling
experience on the side of Mount Vesu.
vius early last week and narrowly es-
capped with their lives. They were Miss
Elizabeth Stephenson, daughter of for
mer Congressman Stephenson, of
Marietta, Wisconsin, who has been
selected to christen the battleship Wis
consin upon the occasion of her launch
ing at San Francisco on November
,; Miss Harriet Stephenson, her sister;
Mrs. F. S. Austin and Miss Marion
Austin, of Chicago, and Miss Charlotte
Holmes, of Menominee, Mich. They
wandered about all night on the side
of the mountain with scorched clothing
and feet blistered from walking in the
hot ashes, every moment fearing that
waves of lava might overtake them and
bury them under their fiery masses.
They were also burned and blistered,
and suffered greatly from nervous
shock. All were almost asphyxiated
by the noxious air and soon became too
weak to stand up. They had placed
themself in charge of an inexperienced
guide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05
EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

The triennial convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church began its
session at the Church OF Epiphany in
Washington today. The business ses-
sion did not begin until this afternoon,
the morning being devoted to religious
services. In the absence of Bishop
Neeley, of Maine, who had been del
egated to preach the sermon, Bishop
futile, of Missouri, was designated.
The House of Bishops assembled at 3
D. m. and the House of Deputies at $50
D. N. The two houses will conduct
little business to-day beyond the or
ganization CT the chambers, which~ia-
cludes the selection of officers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05

New YORK, Oct. 5.-Jame- Fiji
simmons, father of Rober, Ft~in
nous, the heavy weight boxer, died o
August 30 at Timaru, New /-aoad, q
the age of 90 years. Rober tpzin
mons has just received the information
of his fathers death through . cable
Fitzsimmons's father. who Ws- bora
Armagh, Ireland. had beeu -o.d.era
the English army for ior,y-.MTysa
during which time ne saw mlra aan
service. He left widow. noa ol y-a'
old, and seven or eight children, a-.o
them older than Rober' ftl-umJls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05

DINNER FOR CoLoREDIHe'.--I- '
Tenth Cavalry, the coIore4 regiment
which, it is said, did such good WOE y
Santiago, and helped to save ,.e I'.'--
Riders from annibilaton. n' a'f ''.-
Washington Friday afternoon en- j..
way South from MoutauS I'''' +.
Huntsville, Ala, where ] j. being , ~.
preparatory to returning 10 'a'4. ~ ~.
arrangements for the greetir- 10 o' ~
tended to the troops are in chai-s y.
Mrs. Ayres, wife of Capt A'Ie' ~. -
the regiment, and subscrp I'H' 10 ~.
fund being raised TO de.ra' me rs
penses of the dinner it is aIen'5. ~,
furnish the regiment should be srl. y.
her address, 1872 New Hamp--.Tr '' W.
nue.. Provisions and other 'aia-, " D,
tended for the men should Ie -.D'
Potomac Hall, Eleventh street '.9
Maryland avenue south@e-- WI" ~.
Miss Ada Neumeyer, dausH'rr Oh VT
Edward Neumeyer, will taNe ta .'. '..r
them. Louis Douglass, son OF .i' , Al. IN
Fred. Douglass, is much il'e'''''
the reception.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05

To SHOW the true inwsrdness of the So
called gold democrats, it is onlynecessary
to mention the fact that those in Geor'
gia have combined with the populists OF
that State, with whom the democrats
would have nothing to do, in the vain
attempt, not to defeat the latter, for
they are not silly enough to hope to be
able to do that, but to reduce their ma
iority. For their own sake, the So
called gold democrats everywhere
should abandon their pretended democ-
racy and openly join the republicans,
and support high tariff and negro equal
ity in the North, and negro supremacy
liz the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05
The Market

BALTIMORE, Oct 5-F.ou sai .l
changed. Wheat dull spot u'a tli ~.
67a4s6S. Corn frucr spot H'.
331aa335s.
CHICAGO. Oct 5.-The ma-s-, peg, b.
follows: Wheat-Oct 62l9 bo ny
CAS- Corn-Oct 21le D.. N''
81 Osts-Oct 2l - Dee -
New YORK. Oct. 5.-Nn- -
62ls May 637ss64. Com-1
GEORGETOWN, Get. 5.-Nhs f.''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05

USE DR.. BULLS COUGH SYRUP FOR
that hacking cough. 1t is the best
medicine for throat and lung affections
One bottle of this reliable remedy Will
effect a cure, Price % cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05

LONDON. Oct 5.-A speca .,
Bombay says that ferry boa sH
yesterday while crossing the Ind 'a-'
hote, town of the PuujAuh 'e @a.
bank of the river, and one
passengers were drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05

BAsEBALL.-The following is the result
Of the National League games played yester-
day Boston Baltimore 2; Louisville d,
Chicago 2; Chicago 4. Louisville l Phila-
delphia 4 New York 3; st. Louis Z, Pitts
burg g. The following is the standing OF
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05

To.day's Schedule Baltimore at Boston ;
Cleveland at Cincinnati Philadelphia at New
York Washington at Brooklyn; Pittsburg at
St. Louis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05

DR.. BULLS COUGH SYRUP FOR STUB
born colds. This wonderful remedy
positively cures all lung affections in a
remarkably short time. Try it and be
convinced. Price % cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-10-05

PANIC AT BRADLEY , y lid.
panic was precipitated amor "l ,-ooI
rem who attended the Brad .,..s-
on Thirteen-and.a,half stree 27' s@.
c and d streets, southwe, " 1--t-
ton Yesterday. The priucpa.. -'.
A. johnson, was attempunI 20 . 'i,,e..
several boys Tor disordery a3' .'-.j
One boy, Gus. Anderson "a- rms,.
in the back snd taken to the ,,5-r.
gsncy Hospital. John Ads', were
Rodgers and William App.e0'
slightly injured.
1t is semi.oficially asserted t..' ~ Ce..s
has been sent to the French Oa". D.e7ic'
ton which insures a revision @. D
case. ...
The Southern Planter for g..
ban received from It's plo. .s.,ts:
mond. The editor csnnot see ....-1el.
emit low price OF wheat can be .Nl-
DR.. Bulls CouGH sYErr AL' vol.
cues DS' CO cough u and colds |. e .sc
&c economy nc to neglect cold WIEN ii. I....ys
tie OF this reliable remedy ",...'.,5cea.:,
and cure it at once. Price Only
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-31
Wic lit OieS!

gSir pieten einbunbert Golfers 8elpbs
nuna fir jeoen Saa pon Gatarrb, Der
ni6t burh Ginnebmen BON 9al'S Ga=
tarrb=Gur aebeilt meroen fann.
i. S. .Gbenep & Co., giaentb.,
Soleoo, 8.
gBir, Die unterseibneten, baben s. S.
@beneD ieit ben leBten Is Sabren se=
fannt uno baltsn i'm fir poltommen
ehrenbaft in allen @eiddftsDerbanolun=
gen uno finan,iea befdbigt, alle BON iei=
ner 6irma ein9esansenen gerblnoli6-
teiten 81 erfiillen.
Weit & Sruar. 8roBbanoels Dro9uis
item, Soleoo, 8.
Waloin9. &innon & Marpin, @rob=
banoels= =Sroeuilter, 5oleoo, 8.
Saa's Gatarrb Sur miro innerlif
genomnen uno tuirtt birett auf oas
Slut uno Die ibleimiaen Sberfld6er
oes Spitems. 3eu9niBe frei perianot
.Y Yreis 75c fir Die 6laide.
0erfauit bon olien Nppibefern
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-03-31

Denfe Ge emol an, bo fin 10 nff eemol
10 ebaut 3tpet Dpbenb Menf1e TONNE,
@iebmeN I'm 9iemebl, mitaus ebbss in
Die Drebletn anauhdptpe! tp |!
lin 59ipar3 mare bic 6elIerI9, tpie bic
Niderfd. Sd mub fase. i9 ZEN mid
feinber i9eniert, dfpiper 70 BEL I'm Bel,
bD ben ih mel 8dbfdfunneb ipners
tomme - i'd fin 10 bod bier, for iip>
tper Illes au riepobrte, fin i9 nit2 -
I'm Do ben ih bann tpentg flobier
ed5dmmtnt. Die arme MenI9e ben
ausgegudt, als pann fe in feds Mp6e
taan marine 2Dffel i'm 2eib gebabt
bdtte, un bic 8obns ben en- allipiper
aus ibren arme 3Drper6e erausge=
ftanne, als tpann's &lobsrGds pdre.
Wen, ennibau mar Elm ajubebmeb9e,
10 fettte, brunner, bic bot gar nit 10
i9le4t gesudt. Sc Is gana Hobs at
mid fomme I'm ib ben I6neG aus mel
gattel en- Ortnt Wibtie senomms, BIZ
fubs ib tonn Sett nit gut Renbe. Wie
Die lo9nedet 2ebbie bas seIebn bot, bot
fe MIDI bic gattsl aus mel SGnb geriIfs
un slud! glud! elud! bot ie bic 8attel
ausgebrunfe eebabt. sic hot eeddt,
pie frehite, ie bot MIDI 8tHes seppe,
baB midi bic Nase itppereanse lin -
Bel be Wes, bubn Se bas nit tn's pebz
per, an efaunt bon bic 2i53te. = Die
Die dnnere Iea geiebn ben, IS bic ganae
8dng tomme I'm bot ddh Wibfie ben
ipolle. Sd ZEN fein mebr an Sanb gee
babt TN bo bot's off &obrs Srutpel
setpne. &c FER mid uff De Graunb
geTAmtTTe I'M bann fin Die 8ehrls nit
ibre nadi9te SieB uff MIDI Grunge
trampelt. als mann iCh en- alter Gddz
fabrpet pdr'n. Sebn Se, {p ebbes ipdr
in bic Sunetteb Gtebts impaIIibbel IN
10 ebbes muB ii6 en- prdmminente 3itz
tiIen gefalle Io1e BON 2ett, ipo mir for
in al ben Srubel gebn I'm tpo mir belfe
tpplle. S6 mi1B iage, febr is bas nit.
Sd ben fe e 3eit lana uff mid IdnaiBe
eelpbt IN hunn fen i6 mid aeIteGt, als
mann i6 bobt pGr. Die syeGer1h ZEN
Bel bas 8erbammatfGe INNER Worte
9ejubit, mo i9 nit unneritehn funnt, i9
ben nor 70 piel ausma6e oef0nnt, als
mann 1e uuff EN-" baqern babte. Wie
ie geIebn fen, bdb ih bpht marin, bp
lin ie fort, for Seier 5u itu1rte. Sd
bente, Ie fen mid robfte IN ufffreiIe gez
mont. Sea fen i6 atptrer bor6in I'm
bor6aus nit gegli6e, i'd fin i9nel pibz
Der lapenbig norm In fin fortoe@
faniett. 1lff ben Mea fin i6 geIebft
setpeie. Moroe ge6n i9 uniern aobn=
fufl, ben S7bennereu 5ribju4 Sic,
febn. Sd min emol ausFinne, mas Der
in ben &Gs bubn min III ob in felles
Srtetrent fdnbe muB. Well, gutbei,
geptre sc mel Niegabros gu Die 2i53ie
I'm ben Mebesneiler. eSm Nagemeine
bu6n i6 bier forIdtrebt.
Mpmit iCh perbleiipe
SSbne oShrn lietpsl
q btIibp 5duerar1 pfeL
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@erbau9wiBopaes Siteien.

Die tpirfungspolfte 9arGet Nuf=
fiibrung, Die Elm Sbedter je srIebt 8u
baben Iicb riibmen biirfte, fam in elmer
tleinen englif9en Yropin3ltabt 81
Stunbe. Gine reiIenbe S9aufpielerz
truppe bate fir ben Nbeno eine 9am@
let 8oritellung angefagt, unb ba Die
2eute pirtl;4 gut Ipielten, mar i9pn
am Nacbmittag bas gan5e 9aus aus
berfauft. Stun erfranfte pl0bli9 Die
0orfteuerin Der SDnigin. Gat6los
trrte Der Director um6er unb bra9te
i6lieBli9 in @rfabruns, baB in bem
Srte eine S6auipielerin lebe, Die ieit
einigen Monaten obne engagement
mar. Sofort purbe 5u Der Dame binz
geI6idt unb iie ertldrte fi6 au9 germ
bereit, bic Nolle Der 8Dnigin au iiberz
nebmen. SIRE Garberobe bate iie
atpar rnotten1i9er perpadt, bp9 f9nea
paren bic nptbpenbigen &leiounsss
itiide berausgeiubt uno eben nod
re6t5eitis eridien bic impo1ante Sisur
Der Mutter 9amlets auf Der 8ibne.
Sbr ftoloes, iiesesseipifes 9luftreten
ma9te auf bas publitum ben beiten
@inbrud, iibte aber auf Die anberen
8iibnennlitglieber eine bD9it prigineEe
Mirfuns aus. Der RDnis fhien einise
frampfbafte 8er1une gu MAIDEN, feline
Wiirbe gu bepabren, brad ober plDb>
Itdd in 10 beftiges Niefen auS, baB bic
ni9t al5u feften 8retter, auf oenen er
ftanb. bebentlicb eraitterten. Sdmmt=
li1e 9Dflinse, bic gbrenbamen. Qllle
folstsn iie benz fDnigli9en 8eiIpiele.
geun erI9ien 9amlet nit elmer tieftra=
gifben Miene, bod naA einisen conz
buliibi59en 8enegungen, bic feline
prinali4en 3iise per5errten. berbiillte
er bas 9aupt nit feinem biifteren @e=
ipanbe, nnb Niefen unb Nie1en mar
Mlles, mas bds perbliffte publifum au
b0ren befam. Dunfelrotb bor 3orn
trat 3usuterlebt nod Der MesiiIeur bine
ter ben GouliiIen berpor, I'm na9 ber
llrfahe Der eisenartisen Gpibemie gu
for5hen. Mber ebe Der @eftrenge mod
au Worte fpnlmen fonnte, brdh aud er
In Observation-Disclosures giieIen aus.
Gtptfhen ben Qadlalpen Der itiirmif9
dpplaubirenben 3ufhuuer unb ben.
INNER nod ni1t enben tpollenben Niez
fen duf Der Hiibne fenfte ii6 ber Wor=
bang. Wie iicb bonn berausitellte,
bate bie frembe @houfpielerin es In
Der groben 9aft berfdumt, ibrs tDnig=
lide gfobe. bic lie gun, Shube sesen Die
Motten fart einsepfsffert hatte, senii=
genb dusaufhiitteln.
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X Ser Gaplan Ghoomif BON Der

4 Ser &aplan @boopif pon Der
vWoine", bat ieinen Oeiinitipen Seridt
iiber Die 3aDl Der ouf Dem Sbiffe llm=
Sefommenen pollenoet. Gs ergibt ll6
oarous, boB bel Der &atultropbe 5iusi
Sffi3iere unO 257 Mann nm Das 2eben
9etpmmen linb. Sehs ftOrben i'm SOn
2tmbroIia Spipitol in Sapana uno ei=
ner ltarb ouf oen lponiihen Sransport=
onmpfer ,GDlon". 81 lino i'm GanSen
III 2eihen aufgefllnoen pno oapon 81
iOentifSirt wproen. Sm Golpn Trieo=
bof pOn SuD0na lino 16l Der Nerun=
Qlilften beerbigt prrOen llnO IL in SeD
99eIt.
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Sic &iiitembefeSti9anacn

9pd ppr 9lblau oes Sa6reS 1898 merbeu Die ntooer=
nen &auonell. Wbrier uub 0erihan5ungen 5uv 3dlitc
an Srt uuo Stene in por9eiriebener gEelic plo5trt
leiu 9ie NrtlerietpmmIilion lit uncrmotlch III Der
9lufuahme bon prottii1en Rl6leu. ipferu ioC5r au
bic Nrmee SeSug baben uno Die SerItcuuQ zines anac=
meIienen milttdriIeu GduBes uniercr Seetle lpelde
unb oriu9eno Der 9eQieruuQ emptoblcn muroe erbat
bon bieer Seite ltarten Waborud. Su5mibcn gibt eS
i6pn ein Vertbeib9u9sit gegen gr6Rcr fnrpcrlife
9oth, peld)es gttemaub. Der an Werpoat ooer SpSs
pepie eioet nnbeatatet laeu lonte, nuo 0as 1t op=
iteters Wtagenbitters beIeu Nuluenouug Die Spaun.
frot oer 9erneu unb bes 9Raoens pteber hcrelt uub
iomt ooS 9onse SpItem bcrubi0t. IS bett uno pers
btet WtaIariaa 9eren= uuo rbeumatilcbe &eiben nno
beieitgt @alleuper9iituuo nno Ncritppun9. IS regt
BEN appett in better gBeiie nuo perdot 9eIunben
Sdblof Nae. mecbe oaour6b Qebellt puroen ipred]en
pbue 8orbebalt non Der Nrfinmteit beier bernbmten
arsnei in 8ranfheitsfalen no aIS etnes meo5iulden
HeismittelS
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Niutoncm Dcrid)emft.

IS lit eepiB an9eaebm fir oas Sub
litum su ,uiilen, ooS es Elm 6el6dft i'm
&onoe 9ibt, oos li6 ni6t 9enirt, qeaen
Die glrmen uno 2eioenoen freigebig su
iein. Tie Gigentbiimer bon Or. Sings
9tem Giscoperp ge9en SOwinolu6t
Sulten uno @rfdltun9en, baben ilber
sebn Millipnen Yrpbefaitan oieles 9rO=
Ben Seilmittels perl6entt uno boben
nun Die @enlgtblunN 81 nilIen, oob
oaNslbs Souienoe bon boffnungsiOlen
6dlen 9ebeilt bat. 9lltma. Sraune,
SeiIertelt uno ole Suls=, Sruit= uno
2lnoenleioen merocn Domit lider ce=
bellt. QrpbefloIben frei in s. s. Dill
fer & Sobn's 9lpotbete. Neguldre @rO=
fen SOC. uno 81. Seoe TI0i6e 9arOn=
tirt Doer bos Gelo Suriifge9eben. 3
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