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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-06-30

'" HO SAYS / AM IN WANT OF MO-
w NEY, while NJ. DOYLES Capital Prize De-
pot Is IN existence: The extraordinary good luck OF
tn'a prince of prize sellers has made persons in
dependehlly rich than perhaps any three vendors IN
the United states. To experience some of this good
luck 1t is only necessary TO call or send and get
PACKAGE single ticket or share in some of the follow
Ing splendid schemes be drawn this week. Capitals
Ior sale at NJ Doy!e's Capital Prize Depot, No. l4f
Pratt street, opposite the Railroad Depot, next 20
Bradshaw's United States Hotel.
MONDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets So shares
In proportion.
TUESDAY, capital $4,000, tickets s2l, shares in
proportion.
WEDNESDAY, capital 10000, tickets S. shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital 10000, .ickets S., shares in
proportion,
SATURDAY, capital $1,000, tickets 81, shares in
proportion. ne Risk on package of whole tickets
SOS; halves sl3; quarters ST so. Certificates will be
Issued at the above rates
liberal discount will he paid 20 persons who pun
chase by the package Or quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety nj GCky numbers by
the PACKAGE single ticket, 81 are. an orders pei
MAJ or otherwise, addressed 10
M DOYLE, 30. IA PRATT street.
TRl OnDnSth R u z damn
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e,.,l-cii l-s-s..-, THE PIANOS received BY the

sy.tG-zLi I:--s...,.. THE PIANOS received BY the
III late arrivals from Bremen, in num-
FSS VI her, from the manufactures of Rosen-
kranz and Shambach s. Merlaut, are
now ready for sale, They have turned ont unusually
finely. aud would respectfully ask the attention OF
the musical public 10 them.
In this community ii is unnecessary to say anything
IN commentator Oi tile character and quality of In.
suumenis from those celebrated makers; they have
been long known, and ART preferred To all others by
persons who cultivate music and capable Of ap-
precidtine good Plane; and would only beg to add
that they are the genuine Article and have been man
uactured to my order, expressly with a view to the
peculiarities OF this climate.
Also for Sale-2 low priced PIANOS, and an e!e-
gan; HARP. made by Erard in Paris, price 5000.
43- PIANOS tuned most accurately and faithfully
by person also very capable of doing little repairs
q. J. CONRADT, baltimore street.
jel0-d6tcOGt between Charles and Light
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A NUMFDUND SYRUP GUM ARABIC
u For Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Sore
Throat, Asthma difficult breathing and Soreness in
the breast. This is pleasant preparation of Gum
Arabic combined with other remedies which renders
il one Of the efficient medicines for the above
named complaints offered for the relief of suf-
tering humanity. II has maintained high standing
for eight years. and needs only fair trial prove the
truth OF the above statement Prepare only by
G. X. TYLER,
ap24 corner East Baltimore and High sts
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FKNHE GREAT POPULARITY OF HANCE'S
u COMPOUND SYRUP OF HOARHOUND and
the length of time it has stood in the favor of and con
dence of the public, the greatest proof of its dec
ded superiority every other preparation for the
cure of all forms of COUGHS and
INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS.
One bottle Is sufficient test of its efficacy. Price
so cents per bottle. For sale by
SETH S. HANCE,
Garner Charles and Pratt sts.,
je25 and l0S Baltimore st.
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EHANCE'S SUPERIOR LIGY WHITE
Z IL AND PEARL POWDER. This is the most
desirable article the ladies IL p it does nos in
jure the skin. For sale by SETH ;. HANCE, 1903
Baltimore ST. and corner Of Charles and Pratt streets
ir.g
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vsNO nIERCflANT rAILORS OFFASHION.
n young man, who has The advantage Of much
experience and in Cutting for several of
the best houses in Baltimore, is now thrown of
herlh by the duless Of the times, and the scarcity of
business with his lae employer, aud wishes to obtain
tue post of CUTTER in fashionable establishments
and Offers the very highest and most ndispuable ties
tmosals of his capacity fill the situation he seeks
with credit to himself and to the entire satisfaction of
those who may nsage his service. note to 30 P.
q " leit al this Office, will receive attention.
ie25-3tead
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YAEO PAINTERS. Sealed proposals will be re-
d ceived by the Commissioners OF Public Schools,
until the Sth of July, le45, for REPAINTING 1.-TWO
coat work. THE ASSEMBLY BUILDING, corner of
Fayette and Holiday streets. The building will be
exhibited and pointed by Mrs. Mulhare living on
the premises Proposals to be left with the subscrb-
er, No 81 w. Fayette st,
j. w. TILYARD, Clerk,
ie27-eo4t of Com. Pub Schools.
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order and the discharge of three pieces of
ordinance in quick succession viii be the signal ol lis
movement,
FIRST DIVISION.
Sol IIILLEN. JR., Chief Marshal.
SPECIAL AIDS.
David Cushing, VIM. Fell Giles,
J. J. Turner, Chas. r. Pitts.
Sam'l Il Tagart, Robert NJ McLaue,
VIM. Frederick Frick, VIM. Gilmot,
VIM. II Watson Lemuel ". GOsnell,
Fielding Lucas, John swan,
Philip 7. ElIienu, James NJ. Buchanan,
Dr. WIN. Power, Chas. A. Grinnel
MILITARY ESCORT.
Maj. RingsOid's Troop of U, 5. Light Artillery.
Coz. Caprons Troop of Horse.
Baltimore County Light Dragons, Capt. Catch
First Light Division, Maryland Volunteers (lst Re
giment Artillery and 5th Regiment M V. H. under the
co mmand Of Col. n. Hickman and I'd Brigade, (lst
Rifle Regiment and SD Regiment NJ " ~ under the
command of Lieut.. Col. Owngs Hoffman
Troops from neighboring cities III line with 9Th Re
giment under the command of Lieut. Col. II. 5. San
derson, and in the SD under the command OF Major
Jas. .. Law.
The whole under the command of Major General
SECOND DIVISION.
Assistant NIarShals-Dr ]. H. BriscOe Henry Garrett.
Matthew Clark, George IL Brice
Officers of the Navy and Army of the U. S.
Officers of the Militia OF Maryland.
Officers OF The City Guard
Officers and Soldiers of the late War.
Defenders of Fort MclIeury and officers and soldiers
of the Cattle of North Point.
Detachment of the u > seamen, under the command
of Commander Nicholas, T. s. n.
THIRD DIVISION.
Assistant Marshals- Hugh Bolt0n DR.. ]. J. Graves,
w. w. Meredith, Joseph b. Williams, Charles
Oliver O'Donne
Orator of the Day-Ofiicaung Clergyman and Chair
man Committee of Arrangements, IN
open barouche.
The Reverend Clergy in Carriages.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Assistant Marslals-Bt ale II. Richard; on, 6, Hughes
Arnstead, Geo. Mclean, Thomas Morris,
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500 PLASTERS! PLASTERS! unS
We Just received, fresh supply II Uc
of WHIILN'S celebrated Machines pread Strength
eHing PLASTERS. The well known and establish
cd efficacy Of these Pasters in pains and weakness of
the breast side, back and limbs, rheumatism Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Liver Complaint, Whooping Cough,
Sc, renders further comment unnecessary.
Purchasers should be be particular to that the fac
Simte of the proprietor is printed the back of the
Plaster, others counterfeit limitations. To OBJ
tam the genuine, applyto
SETH 5. HANCE, General Agent
corner OF Pratt and Charles SITS,
jc25 and los Baltimore street.
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EXCURSION ON TUESDAY NEXT.

EXCURSION ON TUESDAY NEXT.
THE FIRST OF JULY.
a s1nszs The commodiOus steamboat POCA-
Mzssstc I5frst IiONTAS, Capt. HoGLlNGsnEAD ., will
fasS1iss%. leave .ight St wharf, at 81 O'Clock, on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the first Of July, on an
excursion down the Bay. The boat will call ut the
County Wharf going and returning. Band of Music
also Refreshments of all kinds, will ne on hoard
Tickets SO cents each Children half prcetU he
had at the office, No. Liglt-st. wharf also at Col
Inns Hotel, Fell's Point. Ie27-4tt
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENEsSEs.

FHNAEkEN on an Improved principle, by
m KERFOOT & KING.
favorable opportunity is now offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen Of Baltimore, to obtain NINA
TURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style OF
execution, which for eIikc beauty, dstinctless and
accuracy, acknowledged to be unsurpassed, Chill
dren taken at all ages, in from four ten seconds.
Adults in from fifteen seconds to one minute. FAM
lies taken in groups also iEvaias and deceased per
taken at their residence the shortest notice.
Likenesses taken in AL kinds Of weather aud salts
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied.
g3-iloons 1917 and 2l6 south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles aud Light streets, where
persons are respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and Judge for themselves. Miniatures
lOred in the most beautiful manner. fe5-tf
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CITY COLLECTORS OFFICE, !

fITE TAXES. a discount of FIVE per cent.
u will be made from all City Taxes levied for 845,
i pGtd precious to The l,t GGy of july aert Those
who have bot been served with Their tax bills Oh
tain them by calling this Office Persons in arrears
for taxes for 1914, are reminded that unless the
paid previous to the list day Of July next, they will
be charged three per interest upon their respect
i've amounts. Office hours during the period of allow
IN. discount, from O'Clock, A. NJ. until o'elk P. NJ
jea5 St HENRY SNYDER, City Collector.
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W A n T s .

az .tNL ~. 49, iesprr'aD Naire Women
~ The OEe to DO al The W0lk OF il small family
tor which 10 per month VIII he pad. The other 10
lake Gaze Ut child 10 months old, for which GOOD
wages viii be pad No one need apply for elther Of
the situations who is not well recommended. Apply
at the Baltimore Clipper office. Il.
NJ ANTED. a young man to take charge OF 4.
w Retail Drug store. To one fully competent
hbe'a! salary VIII be given. Address so. P, through
The post Office. iea5-4t.'
6nlTUATION WANTED-by a young Man. II
~ grocery flour or commission store, having gen
erd knoWed9e Of the business, aud give the best
OF references IN regard to character, qualification
&C., or ht wouid except any other situation where he
could make Illm-th useful to his employer Apply 70
je94 L. f. SCOTTI, 10 Exchange PIce
NEANTED TO HIRE. immediately, two
w slave Farm hands middle aged and young
man, TO such as can come well recomfn ended liberal
wages viii he gwen for them, either by the year or
month. Apply at
SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
ie23 No. 10 Exchange Place.
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T NE pUNL ; UWcUI'NI stTVHNI,
AMBROSE BALTIMORE.
n. 3. ALLEYS LET ut so CTS. THE HOUR; or
STRING OF 80 BALLS, d. CTS.
!G3-The Proprietor, in making his prices so low, is
to afford opportunity for all participate IN this
heathu exercise and every 30 balls Uust be paid for
when concluded. ei6 I'm
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SAsHEs, ROSETTES, BATOONs, SC,
- OF the appropriate kinds, viii be furnished by or
der of the Committee at
G. sIsCo's, No 95 Baltimore st,
je21-di fri opposite Holiday st.
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NOsTIVENESs. Persons afflicted with this
" dreadful malady will find immediate relief by
using HANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
PILLS. For sale by SETH $. HANCE, I0s Bat-
more St. and at his old stand corner of Charles and
Pratt. SITS. ie25
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mr. IFE Is SW EET. BUT Il E L T II Is
4 SWEETER. TO all who wish to obtain health
and preserve it, would recommend HANCE'S
SARSAPARILLA or BLOOD PILLS. Theyare es-
rcy vegetable in their composition, and can be taken
al ali seasons and all weaheis they operate gently
on the bowels, and do not leave the system in a cos
tive state. BE sure and get HANCE's PILLS.
For sale at SETH s. HtNCE'S
New Drug aud Medicine Store, No. l08 Baltimore
street. and corner of Charles aud Pr Il SITS. je35
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ADD FELLOWS, RED MEN, AND SONS
Wy OF TEMPERANCE REGALIA Of evtry de
scuptton, Oh hand and for sale by
G. SiSCO, No. 95 Baltimore street,
je27-dH ri opposite Holiday ST.
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a LHAnIBRA BOWLING SALOON.

"A TIUUN.
IA BE and IA SOUTH CHARLES-ST.
II. BALTIMORE begs To inform the public that
having, in every of the word tOntormed to the
LAW REGULATING LICENSES for BOWLING
or TEN-PIN ALLEYS, and having met with many
unpleasant remarks on account of his STRICTNESS
GUAGE IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT, and being
determined to devote his whole attention to the
Saloon department, he assures gentlemen the same
srlCtness will be upheld His Saloons were the first
established in Baltimore, and my first pledge TO the
Baltimore public TO establish place OF gentle
ManY resart and lnaliEful exercise.
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GENERAL ORDER.

The various Civil associations will assemble
at their respective places of meeting, at such
time as will enable them TO Join the line of pro-
cesson previous to the hour des gnated for its
movement, They will form eight abreast, and
proceed under the command of their otcn Mar
shall to the position assigned them in their own
DrOprarlme
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ORDER OF PROCESSION.

The line viii be formed AT Il O'Clock, a. m, on
Tuesday, July St on Baltimore street. the right rest
ing on Howard street, and extending eastwardiy in the
following order and the discharge of three pieces Of
ordinance i'll quick succession viii be tile signal ol lis
movement.
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NOW FOR THE BARGAINS.
q EIIING. OENEt SELMA 0EEIi rl, N

NOW FOR THE BARGAINS.
& ELLiNG OFF! SELLING OFFH 70 pre-
~ pare for enlarging my store, am now selling OF,
at very reduced prices, my large and well assorted
stock Of DRY GOODS, suited To the present and all
seasons Of the year.
Persons in want fDRY GOODS, have an oppor,u-
nty to supply themselves 10 great advantage by call
ing without delay. My assortment is very complete,
and well worthy the attention of those who buy either
10 sell again or for family use and my object is not
profit, but to reduce my stock many articles will be
sold at COST and some at even less than coStS0 that
first rale bargains be had by all who will avail
themselves of the opportunity now offered.
1900 lbs. superior COTTON YARN, assorted
mum hers will be closed out below the market price.
HENRY w. COOKE,
corner Hanover and Lombard sts.
n. B. Persons who live in the distant parts of the
city, can for cents, have pleasant ride in the ON
nibus to the of Baltimore and Hanover streets,
which is within two squares Of the store. je2S
"a Office. NEW AGRICULTURAL EsTAB-
~ LISHMENT, by
JOHNSON 4 COTTTNGH.4M,
GRANT STREET, near Pratt.
Who have now on hand and are daily manufacturing,
'Rce's Improved FANS;' Wheat Cradles; Grass
Scythes; Cutting Boxes Poughs and Castings in all
their varieties by wholesale and retail Corn Shelters;
Corn CuvatOrs; HarrOws and other smaller articles
connected with the business All kinds of repairs
done TO order and with despatch, either in wood or
iron work d3- Farmers, Captains, and the public IN
general, are invited TO give them call at the stand
lately occupied by John T. Durdng s. CO. Also, fresh
Field and Garden SEED, in variety. ie2l-lm"
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ROTTE OF TuE PROCEssION.

The Procession will march at 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. down
Baltimore To High st; down High to Pratt down Pratt
Bond; up Bond 10 Baltimore; M Baltimore to Eden;
up Eden to Holland up Holland 10 Aisquh along
AlSquith IL Gay; down Gay to Baltimore; up Balti-
more to Eutaw; up Eutaw to Franklin; along Franklin
To Cathedrai along Cathedral to Mount Vernon Place.
After the ceremonies at the Monument, the Process
sion will move down Chaflesst TO intersection with
Baltimore street, at which place will be considered
as dismissed,
The armed Escort will be halted on Cathedral street
and formed i'll line, the right resting on Franklin street,
extending North and receive the head Of the Civic
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S27@b,BdHab 1 TMls RA \ q. e a. ;

Tickets S5-shares IN proportion.
Risk on package Of % quarter tickets only SIG so.
For prizes don't fail TO call or the lucky
MILLER & co.
Corner Of Baltimore and ST. Paul Streets
Drawn Nos. of the Md Lottery, class %, drawn
June 2S-lowesi prze So
% 10 SO 30 az 81 26 So 40 ~ )
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Sectional: :0ieferei.

Gius arcBe Ssrlammluns Der Birasr Der
Gtapt Neabins Derfammelte (teb, 3nfo!se els
nss btfentllhsn Hufrufs, i'm gourtbauIs am
0cnnsritas Nbenp, osn 2S. Sanuar, lu btrn
3rpste Dem gonsres be Shifli6fsit pcrjn'
itcacn cine Slational. 9isBsrsi bsi Neapins
ansnlesen.
Inf SorIhlaa crsanifrts ft bic 0sr'
iammluna rurb 2tnttellun9 fclssnosr perfo'
nen ole Ssamte:
preioent :-9r. Sfaae 6isffer.
DieepreGoenten Dieter Silbtrt eol.
Sobn Wtlllsr, Slaaf @fsrt Sar! &ts!er, otin'
rih Sabs, gSiliam Garlin9 u. Gbrff. Sitter.
Serretare :--Sobn g. &ibarcs unb M.
8. &sim.
30. 6. Qsapsnwortt, gfq. sreldrte bic I6'
ftht ptr DsriammInns III einsr anstmeftntn
Neoc:
auf sorIdlas bon Saecb 5ofinan. efq.
nuros
BeIhlcGen, oas cine gOmmittts rcn IS
perGonen ausstttllt rpcrbs, MN cine Aeorelie
orer Wemcrial an Den eonsrfB per .Osr.
Staaten atsufaGen, bic Uor3hslttbsH ortliten
nno nationellen 8ortbsile oarlsaene, fur pie
grriebtuns elmer StationaL 8ieBsrei su Ntas
pina, in osr ganntp Scres. itsr irssnb sinen
anoern Drt innerbslt pen ben 8rtn3tn Ysa'
fplvanien.
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Eer. Ct. Senatoren.

Bdbreno Den stpei leetusr9aneenen $50
6en wnroen foleenoe 6er,en Don ibren
betrefenoen Staoten in Den Ser. Staoten
Senat erpdblt:
Heuerop Sobnion. Bbis. Rarptono.
Daniel Stureeon. eofo. penniplu.
Sobn 81. @laptom 8bi9. Selaware.
Daniel gSebiter. Dbis. MaHacbuietts.
utbert 9reeue. 98bis. Rbooe Sslanb.
Sobn Tairfielo. eofo. Waine.
Gbon,as Gorpin. Wbie. Sbio.
Sobn I. Dir, eofo. gseu Worf.
Daniel g. Didinion. eofo. Heu Sort.
@olfsiaeo. Gine iolhe fano fira,
lib in 1aspeil Gauntp. Sire.. itatt. Sc
muroen S W6lftunen uno l3 iunac 8ol.
fe erleat.
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Der Etberale 3seobaebter
Geabima, BEN 4. Tebrnuar 1918.
~This paper has a larger circulation than
any English Newspaper published in Berks co

W~V. B. Palmer, Esq, at his Real Eastate
and Coal office, No. SO Pine street, below BID.
two squares South of the Merchants Exchange
Philadelphia, is authorized to receive subscrp
tions and advertisements for the LIBERALE BE-
oBAcHrER, and give receipts for the same. Mer-
chants, mechanics and tradesman generally
may extend their business by availing them
selves of the opportunities for advertising
which his agency affords.
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Nnneration.-Sn unfsrn 1a9sn, no esr
2lnfblu6 frsmbsr qdnpsr obsr Yropinisn an
un uaitrs Union bic aistlnssiese su isin ibs'nt'
sibt ss uns gSunosr, oas nibt ein obsr Der ans
osre @cn9resmann fbon !ansif barauf anses
tra9sn bat @anaba i'm Horboifsn an bic Union
III iblisssn, 70 ,pis SsraS i'm z Sioen an9eiblcis
fen ,psrpsn fol-. 9as Nebt Der Ser. Staas
ten fbsint uns in bsioen Sdlen 9leif su tsin,
absr bic 8prtbsis bic aus bsm 2nfblulIe bon
eanaba ubsrifssen bsi 1Sstsm bic ber Ssrass
Innsratirn. @s mirbs Die Srsgcnfra9e fur
immsr sntibticsn bic unssbsurs eanaeiibe
@nnjlnis auiWbsn, Die 8!etss awf ben eanb
Sssn unnttbi9 MAIDEN unp cine 2tn;abI Soas
bduitr unb 3clsinnsbmsr sntfsrnsn. 2Ssnn
bic @cnifituticn psrlstt meresn foa burtb ben
Inibus BON Stras, mtssn mir ss aub stsns
falls NIT eanaca ptriudbsn uno unfsre Ssllts
Sun9sn auf sinmal biz ans Yclarn,ssr ausosbs
nen.
Dieeerermadte Gbriitfeit. - Die
fpl9snos Sarts srfbnn fir;!ib i'm Bottom ats
Lac uno Iisfsrt Zen Sspss, pas rpeni9lfsns elm
eofofofo i'm eanos ourb GswinsnsquaIsn sum
Ssitdnsnis 9sfOnmsn III
Cine swihsrrufsn n.-Sb ,pins
tbs StfsntIib msins &sus tu srfdrsn in Ssi
trstf Der llnssrsbti9fsit Die idb an Sceinrid
Slap psriibt babe, ourb bic Ssbouptun9, me!s
dbs bon mir auf9ebrabt mures, cas ib ibn an
einem Scnnta9e 9eisben bdtte po sr 0Ssttsn
bsi pfsresrennen mabts unb id) bebisns mid,
eisfsr Ssls9snbsit, um, 70 melt ss mir mtslid)
1T, bic lln9srsbt9fst ;u nicsrrufen, bic itb an
Iosinri1 Slap uno Der Ebi9faebs vsrlibt babe.
.. N. Himbau.
Gaifbamptcn, Dec. 81. 1914.
9Sir 9laubsn ibwsrlib oas or. Simbaa uas
ter fsnsr Yartsi pisl Nabfclasr fnoen mirp,
penn obsr, 70 miro man nob 8unosronee bb'
rem unS SisIt lpsresn iu Der llsbsrSsu9uns fOms
men, cas 6einri6 Slap rpirflib nibt eas if
Wpfar ibn bic Gofcfpfos aussabsn.
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G-@ins Mittbslung, untsrsebnst Cicero
fam nna su ipdt sur Sano; ie mag ndbif
9Sodbe Naum finben.
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Das gnoe eines unserebten Sauss
balters.-cr. Scrman Der lan9s sin agent
unb einnebnsr Der Sane,pap SsTsuneen ,par
unt ftine Office in bu psartitrabs in q. g)crf
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Sumuptauu een 29fteH Sanuar

Dieoer elm Selb 4 m orb.
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