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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25
- THE GOODS JUST oPENED c0NSIsT OF 3 s.
ST PIIE, FANCY g DEsS III 4 BILE GO DDS

French, ENGLISH, GERMAN, 4lEEETcAst
Prints Carlisle. EalistUa, GsxoEta ana SeiIle-,
roma rich new style G. nghanis; Marscilsee
eillz, saiin and sfersted Vestings Alpaca lsus-
lie. ass oTfed widths and qualities, BaEnbazlnes.
Ill sriIlo Mouslin de Lanes, assorted Satin
Lame Bfeche Kayle MarelElnes Gros de
Suisse Eres &c riauc 6ros t &C. oEI IS 2
MES Crcs de- Berlin and colosed roy AZ silks s
assorted eolored Hellemerinnes sFos dc
Rhine Grape Anaise; Mosaic Lustres lace
stripe Muslinss Pslmyras, ChusaTlss Baazofiness
enlaes pn ,a.o 80 Sole
sorreo Saa.as Is,A. taI.rd SHE Rare.
SHE ana cottu1 49, 600.
ges. Canes, Grapes assor.e0 $500
SeEge, .'.e For as, Florentnes
eIs q silk SATIN
$500 ,,s sra bawIs and handkerrfie,
8 ses nd asalilies thread, csbfe, lawn
l,.,e.s TIa1adkerclipis. pli, worked
aud aud hem-ltitched gen,lenan's s!lk pocket
tIemans extra rich iancy SIX Clasa1s ,sssssss'
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

4 A4A1GSs e.
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I. establish an insliEalioh Got
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ellshlng III institution ht'
equation D Tie a Asf and
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Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

AID NIsTRATeJR i MOTTO
sNDURIIC NOTICE Il hereby given. is an
persons interested, that Letters of adj
.ninists alton On the estate of Isham Rainey
iaie of Monfoe County Mississippi deed, were
granted 10 the undersig ned BY the Honorable
Probate Court Ofsaid County on the Cd day OF
January tGAA AL persons having claims
against said estate ara requested to present
the same duly authenticated within the time
prescFib6d b. law, and those indebted, are
requested to settle without delay. 4.s~
tVlLI1AMP =. RAINEY,
HENRY W. ALLEN.
Ian. Ii 1914. administrators
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

at psry reduced pfi-
ees, as his present
stock was purchased
early IN the season,
previous to the adj
vance in Dry Goods.
A great portion of the
articles could have
been sold without
shipping them % this
market az an advance
of At least Teen per
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

pge says that The foIloH iIif
ga they call of tIle igpfeG
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25
IRISH IINNFNS

IRISH LINNENS.
a HANDSOME ASSORTMENT oflriah Lin
n mems and Linnep Cam. H1zis,
Ess n "a L.SO 80
A few very handsome Embroidered Robes
and Infant Frocks just opened
AT Hll. CL.EYElAND,S.
Ian IL 1874
POTATOES AND ONIONS!
TUST reed Per Du Qaesne few Bbls
ID Potatoes and QniDng.
IL CLARK.
Jan. I'M 1874
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

Il -
E39 asaIi 81
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

49, - -. TACK. Attorney and CoEnnsel-
IS Il law Colnnihus Misls1IpPs g
Columbus Whig. (Columbus, Miss.) 1843-18??, 1844-01-25

UTHE subscriber
takes great pleasure
IN informing his
friends aud dealers,
that he has every adj
vantage in vending
merchandise,
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-10

(signed) President.
l4ih The common council shall on or
before the first public sale aforesaid, APP
point some proper and discreet person,
sexton, (and also, a substitute, to act in
case of absence, sickness or other disa-
bility of the sexton and receive the like
fees, during the pleasure Of said common
council, and whose duty it shall be to OF
fer at public sale, under the direction of
said common council, the lots Of said GEM
etery, 50 to be soIdss aforesaid--to en-
ter IN the cemetery Journal the date OF
such sale, and all other sales. and the
names of all purchasers, opposite the
of Inc lois, which they, shall /
have respectively purchased. aud the !
sums paid therefor. To enier in like /
manner. in said journal, the names of all
persons or families 10 whom, any of the I
OTIS of said Free burial grounds, shall /
nave been assigned-and the dates of such !
ard every such entry, shall
De sufficient evidence, subject to the pro-
'isions Of this ordinance, of their excIu-
i've use of any such lots. Ii shall be the
luty OF the said sexton. also, 10 enter in
mother place. in said journal, the num-
YER of every LOT, which should have been
promiscuously by the burial of
ranSent persons aud strangers, and the
ames of such transient persons ana Slran-
ers, and the dates of their burial rsspec- ,
vely--and to designate the several pia-
es of their burial, OIL said ground, by en-
sring in said Journal the number of buri-
Is Oh any one lot, and the names and
aricGlar location of each.
The said sexton. shall exercise a gen.
raj superintendent over said cemetery, :
hall faithfully attend TO the well being a
ereOf, keep the same in good repair, e
ID an accurate account of all the expen- I
s incurred for any such repairs, and all
her expenses about said cemetery, i'll e
Irred, under the direction OF the common t.
account he shall present d
said common council for examination
ID settlement, in the month of August of =
oh year-Said sexton shall dig all the m
ayes, except as provided 10 this ordin- la
&c, and saperiDtend. all the burials in
ID cemetery--for which he shall re-
i've the sum OF one dollar and fifty cts, al
,h, or fifty cts for experimenting each C,
ria as aforesaid, TO be paid by the per- Y
IS so burying in said cemetery-provided, &C
I the common council shall direct, the 20
'ment thereof, or any part thereof, by f. F.
treasurer of said village. in all cases, :
en- iheyshal deem recovery of such n
sons impracticable. L he said sexton u
Il have the custody and charge Of the er,
lrse, whenever the said comm on coun- pc
shall procure one-shall keep the vo
e in good order, and IN readiness al
proper times, for the purpose oftrans-
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-10

In Witness whereof. the said
Common Council of the village
oil YPsilanti. have caused this
E q Instrument to be signed by the
ZAS President and the Common
seal Of th's yilrge TO be bore
unto affixed this day
of eighteen hundred and
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-10

for a little sport, has run to the
gun, smelled to it, then wriggling
his tail and with his eyes full OF
fire, leaping up against me, whin
ming and begging, have l, agai
INST my inclination, INDUCED him
with a scamper through the
woods, or in the fields; for many
a time he has left a warm nest,
among the SHOWS Of winter, to
start pleasure for me. Thus
there is a moral obligation be-
tween a man and a dog.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-10

porting the deed to said cemetery. Tie
said sexton, shall. under direction of tht
common council. superm,end, the making
and carrying forward all The improve.
ments OF said cemeiry--and shall be al.
lowed such further compensation for his
services, as the common council shall
deem just and proper.
The said common council, shall from
time to time, direct such improvements
TO be made, on aud about said cemetery.
as they shall think proper, and the ceme-
terry fund shall juslify-and all the pro-
ceeds of the sales ofthe lots ofsaid GEM
elery, shall be a separate and distinct
fund-and shall be appropriated TO the
general Improvement of the said Genet
cry, and the payment of all expenses, ne.
cessarily incurred in relation to said GEN.
etery, aud for no other purpose.
Passed in Common Council, December
%, lS43.
l.. c. MILES, Recorder.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-10
CoMMuNIcarEu.

MARRIED.--On Wednesday evening
the Sd inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Powers. c.
II. VANCLEVE. ESQ.,. to ELIZA
BETH ARCHER. daughter Of R. D.
Brewer, Esq, all OF this place.
EDITOR.
1.-THE good cheer and festivities of the
occasion may be regarded as indicative OF
che future; needs no kind wishes how
ever voluntary and abundant they douot-
less are, to secure TO the groom full and
durable measure of connubial happiness.
The fine taste & elegance with which the
entertainment was got up, under the d.
rection of the Counsellors accomplished
and better half commanded the admira-
tion of all, and while j, gave zest to the
occasion in which ali participated, could
not have failed TO afford something extra
10 any captive Lord whose heart was not
proof against the charms of beauty and
refined tasle.
When Venus turns Archer, in beauty
enrobed,
Is j; strange that stern bachelors hearts
should be probedi
And with the kind passion too deeply
impressed,
Any longer to seek on lone pillows their
rest?
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-10

Rw ISSlNG from the Library of the
NAundersigned, a Book entitled "Rob-
eris on Frauds" the individual having the
possession of the same, will confer ia
vor by returning it soop, as may be.
w. A. BUCKBEE.
Jan. 10, lS44. 2wn4
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-10

and prices of said lots, shall have beer
/ entered.
9Th The said cemetery shall be uset
exclusively as place for the burial ofihe
dead, and for no other purpose, except
for those purposes properly connected,
with the burial of the dead--and subject
to subj ordinances, as may from time to
time be made, by the said common conn
ch, for the general regulation of said
cen eterv, aud improvement Of the same,
and the restrictions they may impose upon
said lots, ne 10 the manner IN which they
may be improved-.-but nothing in any
! such ordinances or regulations shall de.
feat the Fee, conveyed by the said COM
mon council, to purchasers, by the Deed,
hereinafter mentioned.
18th In every case Of sale. whethe
public or private, of any Of the lots Of said
cemetery. deed, shall, on request. and
payment to the treasurer of said village,
of The sum bid, or the price fixed, as afore.
said, as the case may be, be executed to
the purchaser, his heirs and assigns, by
the said common council, signed by their
President with the seal of said common
council, affixed thereto which deed shall
be 10 the following form.
Ypsilanti Cemetery.
Know all men by these presents,
That the common council of
the village Of Ypsilant, in consideration
of Dollars 10 them in hand
paid by the receipt whereof
is hereby acknowledged, do hereby grant
and convey to the said his
heirs and assigns, that certain lot Of land
in the Ypsilan, Cemetery numbered
on the plan of said cemetery,
deposited with the recorder OF sa id village
10 be used as a place for the burial of the
dead. and for no o!ber purpose, except
tor those purposes properly connected |
with the burial of the dead, subject to such |
ordinances, as may from time to lime be |
made by the said common council. for
he general regulation of said cemetery, i
lnd improvement Of the same, aud the
restrictions they may impose upon said
OF, as 10 the manner in which the same
nay be improved-but nothing, in any
uch ordinances or regulations shall de-
eat the fee. hereby granted of said lot,
or the purpose aforesaid, or subject the
'wner of the same TO any tax or assess
nent, for the improvement thereof or for
ny Other purpose--to have and to hold,
BE said above grated premises. TO the
aid his heirs and assigns. {
orever, with the privileges, and subject {
, the restrictions and conditions above
{
In Witness whereof, the said
Common Council of the village
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-10
sALE-Pursuant I

9HAN GERRY SALE.-Pursuant to
"a decree of the honorable the court of chan
Gerry of the State OF Michigan for the second
CT rcu:t held at the curt Eouse in the village
of dim Areof, county of Washtenaw, on the
thirteenth day of July in the year of our lord
one thousand eight hundred and forty three,
made and entered in cause :wherin George
N Skinner is complainant and Br addock
Shons is defendant. George Danforth one
of the masters of the said court will expose
for sale at Public auction TO the highest bid.
der at the court house in the village of Ann
ArbOr aforesaid on Thursday the twenty sec
ond day OF February next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon ofthat day all and singular the fol-
lowing described premises TO wit: situate w.
ing and being in the township of Pittsfieid,
county of Washtenaw and state of Michigan
and is described as follows viz; it being The
west half of the south ca ST quarter of section
fourteen, township three south of range six
east containing eighty acres more or less.
GEO. DANFORTH,
Master in Chancery.
G N. SKINNER, Sol. in person.
Dated, January 1914. 6wn4.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-10
Fifty cents per Bottle.

This article has cured Scrofula of 80 years
after the Dollar article has been used in vain.
To be bad of the agents of Comstock and
Co. only, throughout the Country, in New
York only at 81 Cortlandt street.
u Have Comstock,s Sarsaparills Or none, if
you wish the BEST article at a reasonable
police. TEAL & ALLEN, AGENTS
For The sale of the above
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1844-01-10
IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF
PRICE.
coMsToCK & cos CONCENTRATED
OO-AI OO4ND i BOID
Extract Of Sarsaparinfa.

- - t1~H e 'Jsts 81 E7t-f a-A1d
nor the cure of Scrofnla Chronic Rheu
K mat ism, General Debility, Cutaneous dis
eases, Scaly Eruptions of the skin. letter
Pimpes or Pustules on the Face, Mercura,
and Syphiloid Diseases, Biles. from an impure
state OF the body, Ulceraiions of the Throat
and leg, pains and swelling of the bones. liv-
er affections, all diseases arising from an i'm
pare state of the blood, exposure aud impru-
Gencces in life, excessive use of mercury. &c.
The great popularity of sarsaparilla, and its
established efficacy, renders 1t srperhuous to
to enter into any econium of its virtue er ad-
duce any evidence in It's favor.
The sarsaparila is warranted positively as
good as any other that can be made at One
Dollar, at just half the price of those so
much advertised. and as strong and is as
large bottles, viz;
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SrebS.SchnDcat.

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ts5 9Seitn an ols nur Mdnnsr uno 8rausn =
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2ebenceS i'm msnlblicbsn &6rper- befdIt unr
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f6en iomobl ais bcn SoalS, oaS 9elidt uno Die
&eDle, uno gsbt ME NEG pber iflrbt Don telbtt
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tkut eS ME, fonbern mus burb oas retbte Wits
tel psrtriebsn nercen-uno Die Sra9e 1T nun
User bat bisfeS Oittel?
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,purmS aus Dem Slsifbe 1T SobeS9sfabr-tbut
fein gut, ba sr 1ib psrbrsitet, ouSesbnt II. ipies
Der um iidb frist 70 b6S pie jsnalS.
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nannt "Kropf," fc bif ais 2 Sduits, uno bas
Ofttsl pstDsilte eS.-Sis lsbte unb perlab iDre
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mis 9eD6DnIicb, ab unb
tranf ,pa6 ibr am bsitsn frbmetts unb muree
pom "Sropf' 9sbslt, cbns Sbnsrsn. Der
Hame bcr SSrau mar Seip. - September B.
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Spa, Der 1ts, nit 8eiItanb nno oes Sssens
Der Sprfebuns, BETTE, wabreno lte lbre sess
pcbnte asbeneart fcrtieBte unp aB uno frant
mas ihr fetmefte.
ginlse <sute nannten ss SreteIebaesn =
Sercfnla - NtMgs 7sblL netlr noeb slsle
annere Slamen; aein ale bieis Sen'nllll'l'
gen teiIeite - Die Srase mar: "QSer fam
es beIen :" 0enn ss mar tcitanrla am Ims
itbfreiIen Slale, Safen, 2nss, ir9ar he
gum W1unc binilntcr, trcs allen 4sllm'tteln
bic ba;u auscwenbet ,porreu, bis rie Camille
BON bem ctenbenamten Wann horte.
Gin anoerrr patent, Der IN Snstann, pa
mobnt, batts sbtnfalls cine abnlltbe sDla9e
an Iteb, nabe am uuae unp Sttaf nno ,purs
DC naeb pbilapelpbia sencmmen; alleIn ct
tcbrte unsebeilt surIf, wuree aber naebher
bon eten prm Olann Scbcllt, uno 1T )est gee
iunN, fr6bitb uno 3nfricrsn."
Soltbe psrioncn, bic inter abnlitben Ses
ltbwcrben Iebmatbten, f6nncn ibn 3u aessns
,pdrtscr 3eit in 0sabin9, Ya., antrefsn, no
CT jest pchnt.
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Nn Die getbenben.
Etenlfp's Gege,I Granel
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o'sie spllen finn Die tettrn unc 1therFcn
Tar oen rcBeneen e tein cpsr SrdpeI (@ries),
nne alle Srantbeitru Die aus oem waljer snts
'te1en; lte relniaen Die Olieren unp fcllsn ris
Orsans wisprr III Orrnuns, lte llno larirsuc,
wlnps nno ipalTtrtrcitenr, rsiniaen uns tldrs
teh eeh sota9rn, ermefcn Irrstit, beilen pas
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nno be,pieIen.
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1trn uno Sranflinitra6s-6eapina unp tei
apothetsr Wcier, Aaentaum, >eeba gauntp,
spa. sI-5
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! 1T srbaten itsr Ole 8cese bsr NRsnitbbe't,
unb fest uns in Stanb, au Uerrldbteil, ipas
mir auf ancere 2BsiGe nitbt pfrriebten fonn'
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grnbte - ino Iest auf abnlltbe sprinjip'en
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belt 3u ateH uac fte 5u slelhsr 5slf pcn lhrer
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oes 9lusenlihts.
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bcrtcrItelIuns res Seiebts.
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big llnb gut III 9ebraucbcu. es bmoert seu:
te nlebt, su leten ,pie oorber coer tbren 9es
wtbnlihen SeCebdften ~ fplscn.
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f6nnen fe feincn Gebapcn bapnreb leioen -
nein-fsinen. wenn 3mci rber orel Sbaler
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pcctatlsr Sauer bon gbeltcr, Namens. Stout,
pat einen in lsinsr Somilie Oct 5um Sbell
tlinr mar, umo oae 5aupessprnSip pes 5ells
mttsls ttellte len Iuasnlebt ptepsr ber.
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in allen caju 9ebtrsnpsn 3lpei0en bstrsibt.-
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nabs Bel ScaS' SolSDOfe, no man fcrtmdbrnb
linrsn miro einsn 9rcssn Gprratb BON
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auf6 Sefs bemibsn ourcb quite @rbeit une blz
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usn 8crratb Su bslIhti9sn.
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unb fbnsl unb pinftIitb bsforst.
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falls; cine Gn5abl Der UrrShalitblten StbIols
fer, bic icbr ,pcblfeil rsrfauft werccn, nettt
eincm arrben 2lnortcment onperer &Iter,
plel ,pcbIfeller wle 9ep6bnlleb. 9a CT lclne
Qusaabcn neulitb bcpeutcno ein9ebranft bat
70 fann er icine Waaren init aerln9em prc'
fit Otytaufsn, wsiebes auh selebeben ioll, -
Olan bellebe al Der gfe Der stem unb penn
ttraBe SuSniprecben.
Sranflin Miller.
8eabins. Iusuit 90. 5Ol.
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Sarmsrs Sanf pom Staat 9ela,p. SDcper par
DO. DO. Swsig,@ 8lmin9ton, par
%. Do Swei9, @eor9stopn, par
DO. DO. 3psis, Hew @aiils, par
tth'e" 0aht, 81 2sllmn9ton, par
Slelns Notsn unter 5 Sbl. Bis IL
9een Seriep,
Sslpibere Sanft su Sspeers. \
burlington SO. Sanf, MsSfore, por
Commercial Sanf Ysrtb @mbpp
gumbcranb Sanf* Srirsston, par
FARMERS 8anf* Mount J5oap ror
sSarmers Il Mebanies Sanf ,Nabwop
Farmers Wletbanirs DO Olieclstopn
Olorrs Go. 8ant' Olcrrisfown
W1eebanies Sanf, burlington par
Olsdanies DO S1eparf
Oiedanics mannfaeturss bo* 9rcuten par
Oiorris Canal Sr. 60. S1.S. gitp, .unqb,
'pet Sfefen ilnSanSbas
Slcparf Sanf Snf. Co Slewarf
Orange Sane' Orange
pscplss Sant, paterIca
Yrincetcn Sant%>, Yrincetcn par
Salem 8antins Co.., Salem par
@tate Sants't Slsmarf
State Sant* glsatetbtown i
Stats Sanf' gampen par
Gtate Sant Of Olcrris' O1orristcmu !
State Banf' Slew Srunsmif par
SuGer Sant# 0lemtcn
Srenton Sanfins Co. 3rentcn ror
Union Sant* 0cper
Saht p1 ". Sfnhsmift Srunsnif aetrceb.
S''"ivte u: oss'ganles Sant %. 9stroeb.
St9htllh Saht OF gIS: Serlep@itp setrreb.
Sopetea oentlh9 70 Prtoten sebrpb.
Sstlsp eltp oanf Seriep City setrcb.
~ :oH'panlss oaht. ,pafferion srtrph.
ot"hhfeetnrsrs Sant, Selplae actrch.
;gton'tehtAs oant OF " : SrssbcIr sstrp.
StFip SoFe Oel Sr. co. sanbertpil(e I
81 3 Wanuf. II Sonfina 60 5otpfen aetro.
y J sprotsttlcn lombard Sanf s G 90.
spa1ttloh S"nt' paferion scbrob.
St4te o"nt' sreGton srtrrh.
gslem Pblla 0lanuf 60 @alcm sstrpeb.
'Daibln9ton Sanfins co 5atsnIaf setrc
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Ser GeDli6e TDri6er,

o0et
Slid ouf bic &ontrcperie 5ipifben 6rn.
Steinba6er uno 6rn. Serg, porses
babt am II, lS uno 10. Sftcber
1912.
9as sanse werteten, tsllsbeno aus stptlf
5efen bat Die prsde rerlafen emo 1T nun
in pieicr Ornferci fopobl in ein3elnen 5sfs
ten Wis i'm 8an5en suialnmcm ssteftet nit
farbi9en llmIbldsen, au babcn Das Gans
se tilcet nun Elm S94 Ssiten ttarfes 8ub,
beTen Snbalt fir gbrifen aQer @onfefftcnen
uno beIcnoere fir pentfebe Satbclifsn, febr
interelant 1T.
Neaoins, Sept. l2.
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Ser berltbmte Ooftor 8reen,
"Oer Srhnoer oer Wa6ssfsits 8ersine,
iast:
Oab 8ielss in Oct IrSneifunlt oarin te.7
tcbt oaB man wsiB, msnn man bic ara.
nri nibt aebsn Ioll
J Sas Seben bon Qrjnei. 100 (te niebt
} bdtte 9eaeben iperpen lollsn, bat ietcn T
mebr B6ics als Sutes bel Suncerten
une 3aufencen oss Solfs burb oic gan.
se melt seItiftet.
S(idts 1T mebr ipabr afs oa6 Der Olan9s(
biefer &enntniB uno bas Slie6twiden, mann
telne Oteoi,in Su sebsn 100 uno 1000 in Der
san3sn 2Belt mebr sefebaoet ale senuyt bat.
Seine qebre 1T aearilnoet anf bic Slaturs
aclese uno auf bic Strif, lpslhs Iast: "2(
les bat feline 3eit;" folslib bat bic Ar,ne
AUDI ibre 3eit - se,pi6 bat le.