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TUBERc q cU.Io j il I I
Bnlletin from asSllna :Ex,
& psrinens ss q & 4 5 Z 6isoi. 4

Bniletin from $ CasSlIna Ex..
5f pertinent fs( 8 Z sisct. ~
"A bulletin of cS32 {I 8 & 8 10 stocks,
men has! Just g. The South
Gsro1ina .expstilila afh sR Son tne
subject oftu6eren In cat.
s,s1 g & end make ssals Il ossf T a ssssi g Sss
The bulletin is,dl "a - ID 81 3
Part One ts "a genera u 1asept 94 floef.
cnlosls. 3shoWang q tha t.ttt = lsS tlstoss
a,ssass @sS Ss siansin,ea a5asa1ns aHss ssssoS
,fee6k3ntk; or fsshs IA 81
In SlosB barns, where sanif
poor, especially. bad 1ent ilil5
tie in % States o per cent isai 81 g
every four n!mals was ti1b berc1lg yals:
number, however, only 208 herd 5eeas4
10 South Carolina e
that several tubeTculous fpnISa,
IN Papt Sps as5s' 1Wo describes sscalin ~
showing that tubescai lsssss slalore
DISEASE i 10 q speciai ,besl 9sa itafs
and then extracting the tson aeparatA 3eoM
the germs. This tubefcul lin Iss ben tn3 3ect<tg
hypoderpicaliy atthe snSa!ssf St s1saSyea ss
ltwenty.four hours. Six tests IND dad Two
hundred head OF cattle are Rlxet M Detail 70
snHT e1son sas as TO SHhe the disease IS
the first attempt at systeninti IN tnis l'
State. e.
snesIai sisS IL mention of,tha 5snisn syHem6 Of
Quarantine is made and this conrse recon-.
mended instead Of such Teaica1 measures as
slaughter. Municipal meat and natk s, I'm; J:
Copies OF the bulletin may be bad by
add dressing the South Carolina Experiment
Station, Clemson College, 8. C. ~
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as small as you do, She goes around
with the look of stage conspirator.
You might draw off gradually" they
advised.
II might make a qualified flat OF
myself self" said Proctor; "I've done
it, as it is." He departed to keep an
engagement to walk around the island
with Miss Hadley.
When they started he made solemn
resolve that before they got to the quar-
antine station she should know all.
But she swung into the post as bliss
fully ignorant as she had left 1t. He
had funked again. '
And at this point Fate came to bis
aid, They sat on the steps OF the
Strong's quarters, resting, when an
orderly brought a telegram for him,
and a box for Miss Hadley. The box
contained violets. Proctor was pleased
to think what those little attentions
were costing the other bachelors, but
he glanced at his own card, lying in
the purple fragrance, with loathing.
Then he opened the telegram, and put
Lit hastily in his pocket.
Miss Hadley asked what it was. He
said that it was from some one he had
to meet at the train to morrow.
(which train ?" said Miss Hadley.
1.-The train from the east" said Proc
tor.
She told him that she, too, was going
to the city on the early boat, for a few
hours. 1--WE may strike the same one
coming back"
He thought it would be his unmen'
tionable luck.
And it came to pass as Miss Hadley
had predicted. They struck the same
boat. She came aboard hurriedly, just
as the gang-plank was being drawn in,
and she looked about for Proctor,
calmly, possessively, as though he
must, of course, be there. But he was
not to be seen. So she stood and talk
ed to group of post people, as the boat
swung out into the bay, and the foggy
wind blew stiffly about them. She
was not sensitive, yet she was dimly
aware that they were civil beyond
their wont; even there seemed vague
sympathy in their manner. But she
was busy and abstracted, watching fol
Proctor. He might be below deck, OF
in the cabin.
At length he appeared, from the
other side of the deck, walking with
another girl. The girl glanced at hel
with half-smile. She was so pretty
that Miss Hadley's lips set, and she
forgot what she had been saying.
Proctor and the girl strolled to the
stern and stood there. Then Proctor
caught Miss Hadley's amazed eye, and
be raised his hat. But she beckoneddi
1t was assurance, to say the very least,
but he went to her, leaving the other
girl. The group would have been glad
to melt away, but some way 1T couldn't.
Then Miss Hadley's admirable and
perfect cool cheek reached its zenith
"Who is your pretty friend ?' she ask
ed. Brummell could not have been
more superb.
There was pause. Some one might
have helped Proctor out. but no one
did. A snicker came from the group
and turned into cough. Then the
man in Proctor came to his aid, the
realization that it was all everybody
else's fault anyway-Miss Hadley's, il
particular. He looked at her in stern
rreproach. "She is my wife, Miss
Hadley."
The very winds and screw were
hushed. In the silence Proctor's eye;
began to shift. But Miss Hadley's
own were on his face, and they never
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wavered. Somewhere in their limpid
depths there was a twinkle. About
the corners of her mouth there was an
Enthusiastically amused twich. She
raised bunch of violets to hide 1t.
They were the ones that had come the
day before. He moved uneasily and
met the eyes peering above the flowers
again. This time they held him.
"I wondern-Miss Hadley's voice
came slowly, with a distinctness that
must have penetrated even to the
stern-"I wonder whether it is I or
you-all, who feels the most cheap?
Take me to meet your wife, Mr..
PROCTOR And he took her.
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Act as II God were, and you snail
know that Heis. We must begin by
doing that is the changeless law: DO
His Will and you shall know of the
doctrine. A river is not judged by its
shoals but by its current and in like
manner a life is not judged by its eddies
of temptation, but its tendency, its
COAX If our life is headed toward
God and Immortality people will
know it. we shall know it, God will
know it, we must not be discouraged
by any instance on our part of failure !;
if we fail we must just get up and try
again. We are not here to float the
float of faith, but to fight the fight OF
faith. 5.
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Well Said.

It is one of the wonderful things
about our Lord that with all that He
knew, and with allthe burning inten-
sity with which He knew it, He was
no faultfinder. His purpose and aims
was not to sit down on people but to
lift them up; not to condemn, out TO
save. 1t is a great feat which only
omnipotent grace can make us equal
to, to be able to believe thing
tremendously, and then not be a little
mad because the next man does not
believe it too.
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~ Z AZ " n
Unclaimed Letters.

Letters in postofdcr for week ending April s.
A-Abbevilie News.
B-Miss Bidie Bashin. Miss Mary Broom,
E. 7. Bishop. sxeN kSN,
C-B. T Cox, Lonfs8 Coleman, James Chap
D. DHMiss Louisa Dasss. John Dlckerson.
E-Mosley EdwardsSJ. A. Ellis.
F-Miss Mary Euller.E 10
= G-Miss Lula Green. N. p. Calling.
K-Mre. Emma Kellar, Edward Ken nedy.
L-Robt. E. Logoo, Prentor Long, S. A.
Linen. .
Mrs. E. E. Nelson.
P-Charley PRESLEY.
R-Ernest Riley, Miss Ida Roberts, Miss
Louise Reid.
sc. w. Starks.
T-Mlss Bessie Thomas, Sarah o. Turner,
W-Mrs. s. A. Wainstandley, Miss Sarah
Wilson. Geo. Walker, Horton Wilson.
H.s. Link, P. M.
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Remember, if you do not
get the latest things in Milli-
merry, you might.aswel wear
YOUR last Summers Hat. For
the up-to-date, correct and
swell Millinery 60 to Smiths.
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A sample line of Felt hats. Can give you ID
this lot s. hat for g. q hat ior Sl2V, 'i''"
hat for 81, etc. Cooo @ McbaFIu'
Shoe-lacea, shoehorns, polish for tan, BLACK
and vici-kid, backing, etc., OF Cobo u NC
DaFid's.
Orders for ice promptly filled when left
with J. l.. Perrin.
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AS spring-lock closes OF itself, buS
cannot be unlocked withouta key so
we of ourselves may run into sin, out
cannot return without the key of God's
grace.
He that never changed any of his
opinions, never corrected any OF HIS
mistakes.
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ATTENTION co. A.
Attention Co. A, First South Carolina
Volunteer Infantry.

Below Is q list Of the names of those belong,
ing TO the com mand who are entitled to the
amount opposite their names from the United
States government You will please
call at my store as early as possible and sign
your receipts for same,
Ex.Lieutenant J. =. Cochran has paid out
Of his private funds several dollars for print
Ing, stamps, etc., in order 10 collect this
money! And he would appreciate 1t very
much II you would call 1T his store and make
acontribution to make up this deficiency.
.Il' -, fa3% C. A. MILFoRp,
Ex-Capt. Co. D. lst 5. c. V.1nf
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A Bad Record.

A short time ago Attorney General Bellin:
ger complied q statement showing for the
past seven years the number OF cases In
which the charge OF murder was presented,
the number tried, the number OF defendanH
dismissed and the number found guilty Oh
murder. Here is the table, and 1t is Interest.
ing in view OF the remarks OF Judge Benet1n
the court at Columbia on the sutteet OF
homicides and the detestable prRcttee OF
carrying concealed weapons.
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Indigo Blue Prints and
$500 yards figured lawns in
remnants at Sc. per yard, at
Smiths Dry Goods and MILL
merry.
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The. State of South Carolina,

... =: PROBATE COURT.
=: Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
In the Matter Of the Estate of A. q. Bowman
: = Deceased,
A LII, persons indebted to said estate must
IA settle without delay, and those holding
claims against the estate must present them
- ~ ii;;.s w. L. BOWMAN and
=, j. E. ALLEN.
April 3rd, 1900. Executors.
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Married at the residence Of Mr.. NJ. E. Hol-
on Sabbath evening, Mr.. ]. p.
Shaw to Miss Pearl Cheek. Allof Abbevtle.
Buy your Ice tickets from ]. l.. Perriq:
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A pretty line of Drew. Selby & Co.'S oxford
at Cobb & McDayid's. This Ia q strictly nrst.
class shoe. II wears we'll and looks we'll ana
pta.
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CANDIDATES.
For Auditor.

We are authorized TO announce T. p. MILL
FORD as a candidate for the Office Of County
Auditor, subject to the action OF the Demo
cratic primary.
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bFUCC IkVStHUEVHH'
Goto Bruce's Restaurant for meals at all
hours.
Bruce's Restaurant is open for the Fall and
Winter trade.
Bruce's Restaurant is open day and night
knock and the door shall be opened unto you
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Wednesday, April 1S. l9Oo'
Old Papers wanted.

II Won have copieS of the Abbeville Bann er
for ISL ISIS, lS4s $50 ISL, 1852, 1883 the Press
and Banner win pay good price for them in
money, or will send the Press ~ ana b.mmer fas a.
then yon can gel either. the cash or sub
scriptIon to the Press and Banner. OF course
no one has a complete file for all the years
Let us have what you nave. u.
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For Clerk of Court.

tut VIVTH VI OVUTts
/ respectfully announce myself candidate
for Clerk OF Court, subject TO the action OF
Democratic primary. j. l.. PERRIN.
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Milk Cow for Sale
New.

MIX COW lot MTG.
Nearly fnll Jersey, first calf. VIII sell 70
cash or trade. lho"soh bros.
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For Rent.
Bruce's Restaurant.

An eight room dwelling house on Pickens
street. ".Joei othith. u
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iceiIcei lee.

When you want ice ret our prices: They
and ice boSes who use the cold stuff in guam
,itiss ,riiI lind IL to their advantage 10 get our
prices. Quick delivery. Phone ~.
P''NN' Thomson Bros.
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Jhaye lust received an elegant line OF wall
naner samples, from the celebrated Alfred
Peats Co. orders W III have prompt attention
at Penuey's Drug Store. w. c Moore, Agt.
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For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for Sheriff, subject to the action Of the Demo
cratic primary. j. X. KENNEDY.
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Look Here.

Mr., TIL offers an attractive display Of beau
tifui goods, and you should call and see them
In variety, style and price. they are up to
date Call at the New York Racket Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-22
1elbriif iiber Die Spciaioemfratie

Troieilur Sans 9elbriid fdllt in
ben .8reuBiiben Sabrbiidern" fol=
aenoes llrtbeil iiber Die oeiitibe So=
5ialoenpfratie: n0ie intereiantelte
inter ben oentlben Iarteien lit beltte
slpeiiellus bic ioeialbenofratilhe.
Sic lit Die einsi9e, Die Trubleme in
lih birgt, Die einsiee, Die Die WtDg=
lidfeit elmer @ntlpidlung bietet, uno
Iie lit ,sug(ei6 na6 Der fir ben 9ieidsz
tag abee9ebenen Stimmen5abl Die
Itdrflte. Die anberen Gurteien Iiro
allie mebr pber ipenieer i'm stadium
Der Ieriteinerune. IS lit mDeli6,
oaB iie aelegentlid einer &rilis uDllig
in Die Bride eeben unb gteubiloun=
gen an ibre Stelle treten, aber es lit
nibt nebr m0glid, baB lie aus lib
beraus cine 1bat, einen 8eoanfen
ooer cine YerlDnli6feit proousiren.
Wan ipeiBeanS 9enalt, tuie lie lib 81
jeoer auftaubenoen ssraae perbalten
tperoen, barllm baben lie audi feline
3alente mebr; lie baben lie nicbt nD=
tbig; lie brau6en nur nod Srgel=
oreber. Die fonieruatiue Eartei
bdlt i6pn lanee got feline Yartei=
tagc mebr ab; Die nationalliberale
bat ieit Der sSranffurter glamage
audi eenug oauun; Die freilinnige lebt
iiberbaupt MIR nod binter perl6loiie=
nen 3biiren; Die eroBe Seer
i6au oes gentrlims, Der &atbolifen=
tag, tuar BON elmer aeiitieen Seoe
beinabe ipie cine Geidstagslibung;
Der einsiee Yarteitag, benz es Der
Wiiibe tpertb mar Su folgen, iuar oer
io5ialoemufratiibe, Der einsi9e, Der
ourb oas, mas bort gereoet rno be-
iblpiien lit, in Der inneren 8eididte
0eutlblanoS cine aetpilie Veoeutltng
baben miro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-22

rllbrt tporosn iein tonnte. Sd lieB aber
iofort &e6erden anIiellen uno oieie
eraaben: eriiens, oaB elm Sanomerts.
buride, ipelder Der Sdiloeruna Wleb-
ners sntiprad, gar nidt eriliirte uno
iiberbaupt am betreffenoen Sage gar
tein 9sttler in Sbrer Strabe bemertt
trDrSSen mar; siueitsns, oab Serr Wlsb-
ner felt etwa einem balben Sabre Elm
duberli iioelss 2eben iiibrt, ganse gld9te
ourdIAwdrmt, lidnoissr @ait in eoia@
len nit Gamenbsoienung III, 3ablrelde
8dren ongebunoen bat, uno 10 fort.
9lun mar i6 msiner Ga4e iider; bic
tleine 2ili nit Der Narbe, bic ih gee
braudt, iollie mir bic polltommene
ueberseueuns psridaffen. glun, Der
iunae Serr bat lid 9liidlid iiberlifen
laiien-es bleibt ibm nur nod iibris,
Elm oiienes @eiidnbnib absulesen uno
uns mit3utheilen, mo er bic 9ehoblene
Gumme perboraen 6dlt!"
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9lud cine ,,HeforSmutter.

9iirslid iuubtsn bic 3eitun9en bon
elmer tnum 22idbrisen Wlutier bon eli
G6lnen, Der in paris lebenben Yitom-
ieiie be 3odsmaille. gu beridten. 8e-
rabeau unslaublid aber erideint es,
bab bon einem uno oemielben gbetueibe
So 2inber sur @elt gebradt iuerben
i0nnen, uno bod III bies in Der stueiten
Sdlite bes Is. Sabrbunoerts in Der
tleinen miriemberaiiden Stabt go'
niaibeim (beuie gOnnigbeim geidrie'
benz tbatid6lif poieetDmmen. 9ort
lebte oamals in 1rmliden Werb1ltniis
len Elm Mann nit Namen gloam Gtrabs
mann, benz ieine 6rau Barbara, 9eb.
Sdmpber, 3S S6bne uno Is 3odter
aebar! 9ldtsebn Nal genas Die 5rau
eines Ginoes, iiinf Nal stueier ainoer,
bier WlaI oreier 9inber, ein Mal iiiss
bieIe 3abl aui iebs nno Elm Wlal iogar
auf iieben Ginoer. Non ben Ssds.
Iinaen tameu brei als 6iinfmonatstins
Der oil einsm 9ase sur Melt, Gins nod
neun Sagen, tas finite elf Woden
ipdtsr uno bas iedlte erit iuieoerum
nod sebn Woden. gebnlid mar es nit
Der Geburt Der SiebenIinse. 9as lebte
aino bate einen 10 srOben aopf, baB
ibn slpei MdnnerbGnoe nidt gu I'M.
ipannen permodten. Sdmmtlide Rim
Der puroen setauft. tsines jsoo9 lebte
Idnssr als neun Sabre, 10 oab bic Wlut.
ter, ols lie, sttua so Sabre alt, 1903
narb Ger Mann iibsrlsbte iie), fat
ollie ,pieber perloren batte. 0ieier ourd
.grielie unb eiessl" bssIaubiste lber.
reide ainoeriegen tuurbe ieiner 3eit
burd elm Gemdlbe pereuist, bas It'd
nod bsute in Der g6nnisbeimer pfarr.
iirde befinoet; es fellt bic beiben
gbelsuie. ben Batter, ilmgeben bon ben
38 SObnen, bic Wlutter, umseben bon
ben Is 30ibterI, in tnienoer Stellung
uno I'M Gebet bar. Mittelf 3upfer.
iiidss marb oieie -iuabrhaifte 0ei&idte
pno siesntlids abbilbung 3iueper from.
mer gbleut pp.A i'm Sabre 1850 aud
psrbislidliist.
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0iSmard's eiIcrme Gnergie

rilbrte bon ieiner ausse5eibneten @es
iunobeit ber. Willenstraft uno aus
oauernoe gnergie weroen nienials
oa oorsefunben, no Wasen, 4eber
uno Wieren auBer Sronung limb.
@em Sic iib perfetter @eiunobelt
erfreuen tpullen unb Die 5olgen ge=
nieBeu, Die iie nit iib brinet, 10 nebs
men Sic "Dr. Kings New Life
Pills" elm. gtur % Cts. 3u ba'
ben bel 3. 8alteper & Sobn. 9ro'
auiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-10-22

- Sn Berlin bat elm Snaenieir
WamenS Wiad. iebr erfulsreihe 8er'
iuhe nit elmer BON ibm erfinoenen
5lugnaidine gemadt. 9ieielbe
itiea l6 5uB bod, beidrieb mebrea
rem 8osen uno 6albtreiie uno
tebrte oann iuieoer gum Gusganess
punfte suriid. Die Wiaidline bat
Jldsel uon 7 NuaorotiuB I'M llm'
iange.
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Rrdft trnHIirif.

Sausfrau: .aber. 6annp, ipie
i6nnsn Gie ben Galbsbraten 10 perbren.
men laiien, Der 1T ia nidt mebr gu ee.
nieben !"-9 0din: .Greilid. frsilid,
sndoiae 5raul Nein, oas llnsliid!
aber tr0Iien Sic iid nur. 81 eiien
NOR er iiberbaupt nidt. i'd bub' ibn
totnl psriaI3en !"
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o iuir Cd1uoe!

gr: Sd mub Sir bod ashebsn,
Iisbe emilie, oaB id 9ir aud ben tteu.
rem Manisl a'tauft bdits. 9ab gu aber
ben biIliaersn senommsn. ireut mid
uno NOR bon Cir iebr Uerniinfiis !4-
sic Giir iid): % id bumme 0ans
-iusnn id oas asahnt h0ite!A
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- @ans neue Yilliaros9iihe in
". Q hols Saloon.

= Die i'm .3uhtbauie 81 @raus
bens iibenoen Strqflinae 9urS, gteu.
mann, Mieraub iho Sielinsfp, Die
Iih aeaen Den Nufieber ,Sauit ems
port uno oenielben iblieBlib ernurs
bet haben, iino uOm Sbpnr9erlbt
sum 9ooe perurtbeilt tuuroen,
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9Serambte oaS Grab.

Serr Sobn Sliper BON 9bilaoels
pbia, Ya., beribtet ppn einem lhred-
liben 3ipiidenfall iuie folet: SD
befano mid in elmer aeraoe5u uers
stpeifelten Sage. Wieine Saut bate
eine total gelbe ,5arbe angenumnen
ib batte tieIliegenoe Slusen, beleete
!8unae, i'm &iiden uno in ben Sei'
ten ibredlibe Shmer5en. su oenen
iih nod cine allmdlig iid itei9ernoe
Gbtpd6e uno glppetitlUligfeit ges
iellte. 9rei S(er5te batten mid in
Bebanolune, uno iie ale eaben mei=
men Soil als boffnungslos ali. Gs
purbe mir bann angeratben, "Elec-
tric Bitters" einsunebmen, uno 81
meiner groBen sSreiioe ueribaffte lbun
bic erite 5laid]e mir beoeutenoe 4ins
berune. Drei @ohen iebte ih ben
@ebraub oes eripdbnten Electric
Bitters" fort umb bin iebt Elm ges
lumber Wiann. Sb tueiB. oaB oles
les Wtittel oas @rab zines ieiner
iiheren Opfer beraubt bat." 9ein
9eibenoer iullte oerfeblen. oieles
Wiittel 81 periuben. gtur 30 Gts.
3u baben bel +. Salteuer q Sobn,
9roguiiten.
- Die Nntiinoigung Der Berlo=
buna Der 9Dniein g9ilbelmine BON
6olano piro uon Der Yreiie 9elitld)@
lambs in iebr ipmpatbiiber gSeile
beiproben, Dbgleib fait Die idnnttli'
ben 3eitllneen oarauf biniueilen.
baB bas greieniB pbne ale pplitilbe
Bebeutune lit. Gs miro aber oaz
raul bingenieien, baB ibre Wabl
ubne 3peiiel Die ,Srelnbidaitss
banee, bic stuiiben ben beioen Gam
bern eriitiren, nod lueiter belteltl'
gen miro. Gs miro audi auf Die
nabe Yerlpanotihaft sipiihen Der
bollanoiiben uno oeutihen Sprabe.
Maiie uno Hitteratur binaetpielen,
ipie aud aui Die 3batiade, oaB Die
SHUTTER Der &Dniain cine 3eutl6e 1T.
Die jurge a6nigin bat Die Inspabl
ielbit gemabt into gegen ben g8unih
oes bolldnoiiden aabinets, oas
uiinlbte, Dab Die 90nigln nod ein
pber sipei Sabre tuarten lolle, oa lie
oann belier i'm Stanoe iuiiroe. 81 be-
urtbeilen. Sic banoelte cher nab
eigenem Wunib. Nls lie uor einen
Sabr Bptsoam beiuhte, glailbte Sc
hermann, oaB ibre Wabl auf ben
Brinsen Spabim glbreht BON Breus
zen fallen ipiiroe, Der ibr ofien ben
Ouf mabte uno iie uno ibre SHUTTER,
als lie i'm Bart uDn Sans Souci
ipasiren fllbren, Dor einem ernitlihen
llnfaa betpabrte. Der ErinS, ein
arpber, biiblher uno liebenspilroi'
ger iuneer SffiSier. ifien oamals
tieien Ginorud aui lie eemadt sil
baben, es beiBt aber. oaB ibr oos
bolldnoiihe 9abinet cine Sernlabs
lung nit oem preuBilben 8rin5en
ausreoete, oa cine iolhe politilbe
Ieriuirrllngen i'm @eiulge baben
t1nnte. Der 0er5og Oeinrid bon
Wedlenburg lit in ieoer Sesiebung
elm tppiiher oentiher SIiisier. Gr
hat Reiien nod Snoien uno oenl
gaurotap semabt unb in Berlin lit
er in Spis, Wiilitar= rno audi oiplo=
matiiben 9reiien iebr germ geiebeu.
- Die in HOm eribeiuenoe "Tri-
buna" beridtet iiber ein neles Bluts
boo am See 9liial in Olt Nfrita.
Die ans 200 Wtann beltebenoe ito
lieniihe Expedition, lueldje oortbin
oelanbt muroe, um SalSiteuern ein-
srtreiben, iuuroe BON ben @ingebures
nen bel 0aht iiberiallen uno malta
trirt.
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Gltlutnflt hrft,fereft.

Sertbeioi9sr: Ser 9lnssilaste
Ieioet unbsoinat on 0eoddinibfdmdds.
er bat in Der lsbien 3sit nidi einmal
mebr ieinen Sduiisr iino SdneiDer er.
fonuti1
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Der rrIfe GsrnnftIte.

0laurer (psldsr orsi Stod bod
berabiisI, Obne Sdaoen su nsbm.n):
.Sebt m0dt nur miipn q tueeen pas
| mel arantsnaelo ,abl' !"
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= Gdte Wcglaeiter, @agle YaBs
uno glntbracit=Soblen Su Den bill
lielten Wtarttpreilen bel Der
Suniet gSppo 60.
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yliepon Wenfdenbanb auf.
aesoaen ipurbe cine Sburmubr In
9riiiisl. eis miro burd ben Wino In
Gang erbaltsn.
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Die @ebriioer 9ri 81 +
baben in ibrem @eiddftslofal in Der
Commences sSraBe cine Nusltellung
uon 1iananten, 8olos uno Silber=
waareu, 6ancps9lrtiteln &C., Die Sc
Der ieben iollte. Der CUR Snternatios
nalen Sair nah San glntunio
tumint.
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.. u. Il q. y. Sabn.

RAD @aiueiton, 5ouituu uno Guero tdg'
ltQ .p.fo Sptii'
0ah Corpus gbrilti, Nranias YaB uno
Beenille taglicb. .....2 DO Nadm.
9ah Borne uno aerruine, taalidl. aus.
genunimen Sonntags. 49,. .2:45 Nadin.
Rad Borne uno aerruille, Sonntags...
antunft.
Bon @alueitDn, Suuiton uno euero tag
licf,. 200 glbenos.
Bon Corpus Gbriiti, Aranias gaB uno
Beepille tdglicb. Loo Nadbm.
Bon Borne uno 9erroille. tdglidl, aus
genommen Sonntaes. -. 1855 Sorm.
Bon Borne unb acrrnille. Sonntags, ~.
........... 500 glbenos.