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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-03-05
A WOMAN IMPOSTOR.
Sells Lead Pencils About the City and
Mieroprecapts HeraaJf

Sells Lead Pencils About the City and
Misrepresents Herself
A woman giving the name of Mary
Kelly of Coils street has been going
about the city for the past few days
selling lead pencils and representing
that she is very poor. Agent Preston
of the Organized Charities has been
looking up the case and has found that
the woman is In a sense an impostor.
He found that Mrs. Mary Kelly does
live at Coils street, but that she is
an entirely different person from the
woman who sells lead pencils. He
found that Mrs. Kelly at No. Coils
street is taxpayer and a highly re-
spected woman.
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LABoRER BADLY HURT.

An Italian laborer named Antonio
Muro, and who was employed at the
Hillhouse High school, fell and broke
one or two ribs yesterday and was
taken to the hospital. He is fifty-three
years of age and unmarried.
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WEST HAVEN.
Golden Rod Chapter. Order of Eastern
Star.

Star.
Golden Rod chapter. No. "a, Order Of
the Eastern Star, held a delightful
meeting in Masonic hall over the post
office in West Haven Thursday night.
After initiating one new member a
beautiful supper was enjoyed by all
present An excellent address was
made by Mrs. Whittlesey of the Ethel
chapter of Westville and there were
several speakers. Representatives were
present from Mystic and Myrtle chap
tiers of this city and Ethel chapter Of
Westyille
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mo, sir, would not accept his apol-
ogy and forgive him, even if he We're
starving"
What Would not you allow a
starving man to eat his words. Gin
cinnati Enquirer.
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CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.

CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.
Washington, March 4.-To- days
statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance,
1929, 412, 093; gold reserve, S16S, 244, SIP;
net silver, $13, 799,27O; United States
notes in the treasury $37, us, 1892; treas
ury notes of 1890, $5.S54 ,O34: total re-
ceipts this day, $1,O1S,5 23: total receipts
this month, S., 202 500; total receipts this
year, 1922, 1893, 719; total expenditures
this day, $685. 900; total expenditures
this month, s6,O47 900; total expendi-
lures this year, s277,5S4, S25; deposits in
national banks, s31, 755. 76F
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TEACHERS LECTURE COURSE.
VIM. M. Tomlins of Chicago to Speak
Tonight.

Tonight.
VIM. M. Tomlins of Chicago will
speak in the teachers lecture course
this Saturday Night at College street
hall at o'clock on Music; Its Ma
ture and Influence" Mr.. Tomlins has
been for several years director of the
Apollo club, the leading musical organ
ization of Chicago, and was also Lead
er of the children's chorus at the
worlds fair.
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PLANS OF REORGANIZATION

Discussed at a Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Peck Brothers Com
pany.
A meeting of a committee of the
stockholders of the Peck Brothers COM
pany who bought in the plant of the
company at the sale few days ago
was held yesterday afternoon in the
office of H. C. Warren & Co. Plans of
reorganization of the company were
talked over but nothing definite was
decided upon. On just what basis or
under what management the reorgan-
ization will be made is not yet settled
upon.
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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01
DEATH OF AN AGED LADY.
Prof. Grace's Concert Success, O,ber
News from Br0nwOod.
BRoNwOoD. GA Nav 20 100


BRoNwooD, CA, May 80, 1898.
Mrs. Matilda Lawhou died Nav 17lb
$685. aged Is years. She was born i,
! Washington county, Ga, and came t.
TINS county in January, 1896, PASSING
| through the exciting incidents of the la.
dlan war of that year. She was a mem.
| Der OF the Chickasawhatchee Baptist
/ church. She was very retiring
woman, and spent long aud useful
nome life doing good to all who came in
| ner way. Her husband and lhres sons
| preceded her TO the grave. For several
! years the iutirmi les of old age had bpr.
! oened her mind and body, ana, while
! the separation was trying to the surviv-
ing loved ones, tire change was a hapnv
release for her. This noble woman was
loved by all who knew her, and The be.
reayed ones have the sympathy of the
entire community. The remains were
inferred in the family cemetery, near
Parker's mill, DR.. J. l.. Stapeton per
forming the last sad rites.
The concert given FRIDAY evening bv
Pref. w. +. Grace, assisted by the y0uno
ladies and men and little boys and girls
OF Brentwood, was d very interesting en-.
i'I4 AAI' 1 AC pug an illt was very
creditabIy rendered and was tar beK end
the expectation of the audience, consid-
Slderng the length of time they had to
rehearse. Miss NetUie Marshall, assisted
by Misses Jessie Reynolds, May Childs
and others, took charge of the concert
which insured success from the begin
nlng. They deserve credit for the thor
ouSh training OF the little children who
took part in the Ljllputian wedding. La
the burlesQue, entitled "The Sweet Fam
lIy," Miss May Childs, as "Ma Sweet"
and six other young ladies' did credit to
themselves in rendering this burlesoue,
The people are under many Obligations
to Misses Nozier ana Allen and Mr..
Alma Slade for the splendid music rem
dered during the concert.
Mr.. Il. J. Jones, who bias been in Mex
leo for the past two years, left Monday
for Florida, after spending several DAYS
here with relatives and fri ends.
Miss Mamye Morgan of A tlanta is Wis
ting Mrs. G. w. Gunnes.
Misses Lucille and Floy Chaopell are
visiting Mrs Crockett Gammage at
Howe, Ala.
Professor Newton Stapleton spent a
few days in Macon last weeE.
Misses Annie Mae and Myrtle Hill are
visiting in Albany this week.
Ed Ellison of the Georgia and Alabama
railroad is at home on the sick list.
Miss II tWkins of Americus is visiting
Mrs. a. G. Hill.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01
Pleasant Day at Cypress Pond.

The closing exercises Of Cypress Pond
school, about three miles north of
Dawson, occurred Friday, and it was a
most enjoyable occasion for the entire
community and the large number of
visitors present. This schoo, is situa-
ated in one Of the best communities in
the county, and was under the direc-
ton Of Miss Helen Giles the past SEES
sion. Through the entire exercises
the pupils showed superior training
and reflected much credit upon both
themselves and their teacher. The new
methods of instruction were manifest
ed throughout the entire programme.
At noon an elegant and bountiful din
ner, prepared by the good people of
the community, was spread upon the
ground and heartily partaken of by all
who were present Miss Giles is a
teacher that any community should be
proud of, and the trustees Of the school
will be fortunate if she accepts the
school for another year.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01
|rRATE FACTORY MAY COME.
|u,ru PROPER EFFORT DAWSON
c,y SECURE A NEW INDUSTRY.
roorgia Fruit Package Co. Wants TO
Erect a Factory Here. En-
plOyS Many Hands.

n.rs N now has an opportunity to Sc
manufacturing enterprise that
-,or5 be of considerable value to the
bly,
The &c rgia Fruit Package Company
Il -4,,s,va manufacturers of crates and
It5ar packages for fruit shipping, want
r.+ nearer timber suitable for their
.,o,s and will soon install plant some
kKb.re in this section.
Mr. W. S. Tatman, president of the
pompgny. has visited several towns in
H. section looking for a location, and
~. in Dawson one day last week. He
and advantages here in the way of an
Il bnndance of timber of the kind used IN
H. manufacture of crates and accessible
IN t,ft by reason of the clty's railroad
Sac.irfes and has decided to locate a
Kant in Dawson if sufficient inducement
q offered.
i Since returning home Mr.. Tatman has
sRritten letters to parties in Dawson in
%ha1 he says the Georgia Fruit Pack
u geuompaUy will bnild and operate fac
olv here if they are exempted from city
8ax-s i've year, and site given them,
Liz; to hold tile to the site only as long
Bsit is used tormanufacturing purposes.
Biz. Iatman guarantees to employ an av-
BRACE Of twenty-five hands the year
Aoun4 1t would cost the company
b5out $4,000 to install the plant.
s. The News understands that Mr.. Tat
nan has two sites in view in the event
he factory is built in Dawson, and tina.
number Of citizens have already be-
ome inter sted in securing the enter
prise t1g Dawson and will take steps to
nnish aSte under the conditions pro-
bo,ed
The matter of tax exemption will be
faced before the city council at its meet
hg next Monday night.
Dawson needs manufacturing INDUS
hies. and if this one is secured it will
Rep confluence others to come.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01

Bad management keeps more people in
poor circumstances than any OTTER one
cause. 70 be successful one must look
ahead and plan ahead so that when .
favorable opportunity presents itself he
is ready to take advantage Of 1t. A little
forethOught will also save much expense
and valuable time. prudent and ca e.
full man will keep bottle of Chamber
lan's Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Rem
edy in the house; the shiftless fellow
will wait until necessity compels it and
then ruin his best horse going for doc
tor and have big doctor bill 10 pay be-
sides; one pays out - cents, the other is
out a hundred dollars, and then wonders
why his neighbor is getting richer while
he is getting poorer. For sale by Farrar
d Harris
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01
Civ MR cshal,s Sale.

Will be sold before the court house
door, in Dawson, Terrell county, Ga, on
the first Tuesday in June next, within
the legal hours OF sale, to the highest
bidder for cash, the following described
property towit: Que house and lot in
the city Of Dawson, Ca, on east side Vt
Main street, south If lot of Br8gy Veil
born, north of lot Of sophia Walton ana
west of lot of Mrs. Bradley Levied upon
and sold as the property OF Henry Butler
to satj sly Fl ia issued against the said
Henry Butler for taxes due the city Of
Dawson, Ga, for the year 1897. Tenants
in possession notified This May Bid /,
1898. JOHN SEAY, City Marshal
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01
100000 to loan

at per cent. per annum on improved
farms in Terrell, Randolph, Clay and
Quitman counties.
YEOMANS & kATNES,
Dawson. Ca.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01

EDITOR News; In the last issue Of
the News | saw the cOrqmuni-
cation attacking Judge Graham's
democracy because it was charged he
had several times voted for gentlemen
whose candidacy was supposed to have
been brought about by unusual meth
DDS. learn that this charge will be
exploded IN your columns this week by
truthful statement of the facts in the
case. The strange part of it is that
have been reliably informed that Mr..
Sutton did exactly like Judge Graham
and voted for the same candidates
hence, if it was undemocratic in the
Judge it was also in Mr.. Sutton, for
each voted for the same candidate. The
truth is neither did wrong then, and
the only wrong is the action of Mr.
Sutton's friends now in their uuiustly
attacking Judge Graham's democracy
which is of the highest and best type
Yours truly,
FAIR PLAY.
Dawson, Ca, May 81, 1898.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01

H1mmoeks, croquet sets and base ball
goods at SALE DAVIS DRUG Co.'S.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01

$1,000 best Columbus Rrick for sale
cheap. See me before buying.
st. w. II. DAVIS.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01
ELECTION NEXT MONDAY.
"'e ohciats, Congressman and Stat,
senator to Be Voted for.

4 '"e UhcIais, Congressman and State
senator to Be Voted for.
Next Monday the primary for nomI-
Ra5lAI candidate for governor and the
saI'11> state house officers will occur
throughout the state.
Besides cand dates for these Offices the
democrats OF Terrell and the other coun-
pes / The second district will vote tor
foo-L -S>Ional candidates. In this. the
ft,th'h district. d senatorial candidate
s'Iu also be nominated.
1t is conceded that the democrats of
V''-'' VIII give Colonel Gambler a ma
o VII. over both his opponents. For sec
I."{ OIL state Phil Cook, whp lives in
I' " ,J0'nlng county of Lee, will carry
unity by handsome mai )rity. f r
oH.u'>Sioner of agriculture Hon. o. B.
'7US VIII be given IA flattering en-
VI, ,,l>sLent by his home people. Very
. interest has been taken in the con-
r 'oI pIlSon commissioner between j .
4 'uIler and j. w Renfroe. JIM
Ir ,,'s" Tor attorney-general, w. A.
..EA, comptroller general. w. } j..
P1s' treasurer, aud g. r. Glenn school
'I I.I ,S'ioner have no opposition.
Oouge Griggs will receive an almost
\ 1r t nous vote for congress in Terrell.
Ir5a NC PROBABLY will throughout the dis
br5 r colonel A. L. Halves OF Balm
+,, '-e announced in opposition to Judge
N " S., several weeks ago, but has made
5 -'U'"SS Of the district and is now con-
gI 'ea out of the race.
h. rue race for state senator is probably
Po,. .uoS. uncertain one so far as Terrell
Er,l! Is concerned. Judge w. A.
h i Io, mas long been known and admir-
3 IS ,e "na Will roll big vote. Mr.. t.
Ena rry.'o, bis opp nent, was not so well
ir,..u 10 me people of the county. bat
sea I,'I " VISIT of several dayss here last
c con He met many voters and worked IN
-eca siderable following. He, too. viii
.oma - ro0g support, and the out
''' c'hIeSt cannot De foretold.
SELF Wy u IN the habit of cutting YOUR.
keen nL you shave? Then YOU should
len. ~, I''henor's Antispetic conven.
less III. 4, stops bleeding, prevents sore.
.Qry ' .s yonr face of pimpies and heal.
)erfn, a5'2'e You know it. Pleasant a,
}reeg',.,23,n ana cooling as breeze "fron
Fsr r'.'a1 5 icy mountains > Sold h,
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01

Cash paid for beer bottles At Daniels
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01
For State Senator.

am candidate for the office Of SEN
atOr from the Eleventh district, and if
elected | shall use my pest efforts to
faithfully serve the people OF Terrell,
Randolph and Clay counties, who once
before honored me by choosing me as
their representative in the State Senate.
My candidacy is subject to the action Of
the Democratic voters OF the district,
whose SURFACES ppctfnliy ask.
w. a. GRAHAM.
April 10, 1898.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01
Water Ground Meal.

| am now in charge of the Brown Grist
Mil, formerly operated by j. n. Bolton.
| will thoroughly remodel the property
and put t in good repair and will be
to give the best service posi-
BILE. Those desiring pure and VIZ olesome
underground meal will find it to their
advantage to paronize me. | ASK for a
share of the patronage OF the public. and
promise in return prompt and polite at
tentiOn and satisfactory service.
d. K. ASKEW, Parrott, GA
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01
Both Voted the Same Ticket.


Fort Gaines, Ga, May 27, 1898.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01

The best Salye in the word for Burns,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum, Fee
yer Sores, letter, Chapped ands, Chill
plains, Corns andall Skin Eruption
and positively cures niles or no pay
required 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction or money refun ed.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
Sal Davis Drug Go.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01
BuckIen,s Arnica sayle.

Dawson, Ca, May 81, 1898.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1898-06-01
For Sale.

Two good mules, wagon and harness.
Cheap for cash. w. Fl. BISHOP.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-08
0ttt8tpn.

-Safob 9sniIsr. 8atsr bss 2ieut.
DentIer bon Der Der. Staaten Dtili,,
itarb am Sonntas on osr Baiierfudt.
- Cine srobe Sdeusr ots 8. t..
Dodge su 9orton purbs am Samitas
4beno nit beDeutenbem Snbalt bur6
5euer aeriibrt.
- aenss GOcad bon Dupont, bic am
Samitae bsm SoipitaI iiberfibrt purbs,
itarb am Sonntas. sic lit an 8ranb.
tpunbsn. Surd bic @rploiiOn elmer grbbl.
fame peruriadt.
= WidaeI &eaep bon 8roab Strabe
tpuroe am Disnitas Absnb auf Der 8. &
.. @iienbabn, Sipliden Iuoea uno bier,
ausenblidli6 burd einen pafasisrsus
set6btet isin Sa6rpsr parb iaI,mm
entitelt.
Der 8oIe ausua 8Oori6 bon
SuBbestoipn nurbe am Oienitae i'm
8arnum S9abt our6 eins @aserpIoiion
i4limm am @siitt unb Sdnben Der,
brannt er tulro i'm bieiissn SOipitaI
bebanbelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-08
Bon Netersbura.

-9 Die Sonntassi6uIe Der sb. lutb,
PeterS @emeinbe balt bsute ibr pic Rit
i'm Rap Aus 9art ab.
- Siabtratb Gb. @snssI Iiest &c.
fdbrIid srfranit in ieiner WObnuns bar.
nieoer. Gr it nit stnsm 2anssnIsioen
beboftet.
-Ssrr ausuit BubIsrs. Der lang.
idbriss Setter 6es Sarmonis @artens unb
sulsst fir einise Sabre oils 8aumeiitei
ibdtls. bat ben @arten iest tpieber iibsrs
nommen.
-Soispb &saer. bsr am SOnntas, ben
l. Suit, ben Better Wapsr babier aussn.
bIidlid ourd einen RspoIperidub tbo.
tste, befanb am Wlontne Elm iormsLss
8erbbr unb tpurce nud pemielten pieber
tn's @sfdnsnib senOmmen. Sein Ap'
oofat nimmt Sdritte, um ibn sessn
9drsiduftsIsiitunS auf freien SuB ;u
brinSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-08
auS benz cberen Ebale.
(Gr&baIb &prrtippnbtni.l

- Gin aht Monate alter SduaIins
beS Srani @bipers bon prospect Sia,
9edpile. fisI am Samfas RaGt aus
isinem Bette unb lanbete 10 unsIddIid
auf benz 8Opfs. bab er iofort psri&isb.
- Daniel Miaer bon Didion Gitp,
als Treiberfnabe in Der go. 3 Storr
Diine an8efelt, tpurbe am Samitag bon
einsm sroben berabfaasnben Selsblod
am &cpfe eetroffen unb lsbsnseefdbrIi6
perIeBt. Das Selienitdd brldts ben
SddosI berartis Elm, bab Elm 8lutssfab
barit unb er bsinabe perbIutets.
(GartUnsaIs GOrrsIpunssui.)
- Ser 4idbrise @aIter Drummer bon
Scott Strabs fieI am Samfas aus sinsm
Waeen, tpobei er ben Arm brad.
Ser 8sssnfurm unb itarfe Binb,
oeruns am Oonneritus 4beno bsimiu9te.
bat aismIi4sn S&absn anssri&tst.
= 1lniers BffsntIi&sn e&uIen iint
am Sienitas WlOrsen nit elmer dubsrf
itartsn Betbellisuns fur ben Serbit' uni
WIntsrtermln erDffnet tporben.
Dem @buarb Murpbp bon Sat
Wain Strabe ipurbe am Oisnfas in ben
Ssnorit Berfen bic Iinfe Sanb bbS aer'
ibnitten; II Slide tparen erforberll4
um ben S4nitt su f8Iiebsn.
SGnf Barren Ibfsn f6 am Don.
neritas auf beE inneren anfabrt Der 9lo
| Utine bon einem 3uss ab unb fGofer
tpieber berunter. glm Sube trafen Il,
sinen gieI unb t6oteten i'm. Der Sret.
ber uno 6ubpdrter batten Elm fnuppes
gnifommen uno mubten idnea aus ben
We8e iprineen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-08
Sismaref's 9eSenffeter.

0as grstuiip Gomite fur bic obia,
5eisr bislt am Donnsritas abenb i'm
scranton Saus cine SiBuns ab, uu
einsn Beridt fur bas @sneraIcomite A.
enttperfsn. Dienitae, Der 81. September,
puree auserpdblt unb ioa Die Seier in
2pceum ourd @inIabunsen faiifnben
ole oas Gomite uertbeiIen pirb. Or
Weblau tpuroe ais 8oriiser bes 4bsnps
ertpdblt uno bic Anipraben perben bon
paitor 8. 6. 6. Saas uno Ri6tsr s. W
@dnfer esbalien. Die muiitaIliten
Jfummern perben aus brel 2ieoern,
..Sie Wadt am Rbein," Elm anberes
oeuti6ss 2ieb unb ..9be Star Spansler
8unner," iotpie aus 8ortrdsen burt
8ausr's Or6elsr bsfsbsn. Au6 pirb
Serr 9. palmebo fsreoptii6e 8lIber,
oaS asben bon 8Ismurd pOrfdbrsnb,
ssisen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-09-08
Suumpre.

-SObn 8sbb's 8obnbaus an 8sit
Orinfer Strabs III am Sonntns Abenb
BON SIis setroffen porOen S9inbsln
tpuroen abserihen, W6bel beiddoist unb
bic Sniafeu itart affiirt.
- Gin Subnsrbisb bruns am SOnntas
Rabt in ben SIbneritaa oeS Sames
8roipn an On Drinfsr Strnbe, bod
spanssn ibn 3tpei SIinteni6i0e. obns
8eute 8sibuuS Su nebmen.
8auI grenseI bon electric Ipenue
rannte am Donneritas on Ter @ds BON
Waibineton Npenue unb @rsen &io9e
Sirabe in elm 9eipnnn pferoe unb srbielt
ourd ben Sal BON ieinem Subrrab inner.
li8s 8erlssunsen, aber feline 8nO4ens
brI4e.
- Dm. Nap bon Bilbur StraBe
uurbe am Sreitas an 9brOop StraBs
our1 bas 4usreibsn isinsr Pfsrbe bonn
8aeen eeiporfen unb iberfabrsn, babel
einen sebrobsnen Arm unb perrenfte
8nieideibe erbaltenb er puroe benz
2adawanna SoipitaI sur 8ebano lung
dberfGbrt.
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ionberss Sob bic @assn bsr Ws. 8obiniOn
8rauerei, bsnn Der eras 8asen nasn
reprdfeniirte poaftdnbis bas Gstpsrbe,
inoem berfeIbe init MaIs unb Sopfsn,
uHo guar 9Opfen i'm trodsnsn 3uitanos
uno nit Stanaen. tpie er auf bem HeIbe
ssSosen ipirb, auSseitattet mar. Wbssn
uur bic Serrn pb. uno R. 8obiniOn,
iomie Der Ssrr Deforateur ber @assn,
ibrs 9eitnnuns, Delde iis on benz arbei.
ter'Seiertas bem Grbeiterfanb funb &c.
eeben baben, INNER beibsbaIten unS bem
alten Spridporte trsu bleiben:
Sopfen unb WaIs!
@ott erbalt'S.
Gin Tier 2eSer
bes Scranton WObenblatt.
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(Gingtianpt.)

DaB bic 8araoe am arbsitsrs 5eiertae
eine Der eroBartieiten isin plrbe. tpelbs
bis ieBt in bieier Stabt abssbaltsn
nurbe, mar an ben 8orbersltunsen i1on
Dor Wodsn suriid suieben. Die Baraos
erinnerts MID plebsr on bic SsiiIi1feitsn
in bsr aItsn SsImatb, ipie !. y. bas Gor.
itattsr 8oltsfsit, baS WiinHener.Oftobsr.
fef uno oerelelhen. Die eneliibe Brefe
bob peri1lebsne Sirmen. tpel6e an Der
Barabs ibeiIsenommen baben, in ibrsn
3situnsen bsroOr, bod bic befen Sc.
psrbe, tpsl4e auf psridiebenen Waeen
rspriisntIrt purben, iino feiienS ben
Ssrrsn Rsportsrn dbsriebsn ooer-?92 ?
poroen.
g8ie 4. 3. bic Stsnbluer Union /;
oieislbs bate boaitdnOis ibr 8eperbe auf
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