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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

J WISH the ladies had the privilege Of
voting, said politician the other day
=" Why said bystandar, do you think
your party would gain strength thereby"
= Not particularly that was the reply,
" but il would be SO interesting to election
Ger with them"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

The Hendricks county Undiana) people
are going to have a new feature in their
fair this fall. Some citizens in the north
ern part of that county are going to exhb-
it fast troting bull in harness. and chal-
lenge competition, offering premium Of
So to the winner
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

1t IS authoritatively stated that tho
amount of money remitted home by Irish
men residents III America, the last year,
for the purpose of assisting their friends to
emigrate was 81 100000 The ten prece-
ding years the amount remitted was $40,
GS0,UOO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22
I,xco,xs Dr,ru OF DoUcl.s-In Oct,

LlycoINs DEATH OF DoUGIAs--In Octo-
her, ISIS, Hamilton county, Ohio, gave a
Republican majority of LIS. In April
1859, the city OF Cincinnati gave Repub-
liran majority of 2,526, and the entire
county Republican majority of 1886
In September, 1859. Abe Lincoln went
to CinciL natti and slay ed Douglas" in the
market place, and the result-the result Of
Lincoln's speech is, that Hamilton county
has given Democratic majority Of l.500
Well done Abe!-Chieneo Tfmss 20 A+'s
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

WHEN go shopping" said an old lady,
- alters ask for what / wants. and il they
have it, and it is suitable, and | feel in
ciincd to take il, and its cheap, and it
cant be got at any place for less, almost
alters take it. without chaiterins about it
all day, "a some people do
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

Is the hearing Of case for assault and
battery. Il counsel while examining one of
the witnesses, asked him what they had at
the first place they stopped at? -Four
glasses OF a!e?, Next, Three glass
e. of whi-key." "Next?' Two glasses
Of brandy "Next?' A fight"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

Mr John Fine aged 90 years. was mar
ried recently in Dalrie county, y {, to
Miss Elizabeth Harley aged 81 The
couple walked eight miles - the residence
of the officiating magistrate, TO have the
uuptial knot tied; and after dinner. re-
turned home, making walk Of IL miles
for the day without rod or stat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22
I1rx NJ ,xrrr roR CoRx W. blair. of

Hex MASUEE TOR Corn % w. Blair, of
Oneida county, put six bushels Of hen ma
nure on two acres of COMA tablespoon.
full in each hill The MAJ ure was coverd d
about an inch deep. and the corn planted
directly over the marure. The crop was
eighty bushels of shelled corn per acre
He saws: a think the hen manure made
some twenty five or thirty bushels of corn
on the two acres W
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

THE Puritan Recorder (Calvinist) Of last
week has the following announcement
about Rev. Henry Ward Beecher:
What we have, with sad forcbodings,
long expected, is now realized, in Mr.. Beech
er's abandonment of the doctrine of the
inevitable and eternal perdition of ungod-
" men. The secret of his fraternizaton
with Chaplin and Prker is now fully ex-
planned in his open avowal of the main
principle of Uniyersalism--which is, that
all the Scriptural assertions of the sure and
eternal punishment of the wicked fail to
make US know that they will thus be
punished
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

ENGLISH PATENT YEAsT-Boil six ounces
of hops in three gallons of water three
hours; strain it off, and let it stand 10 mi
nutes; then add half peck Of ground
malt, stir it well, and cover it over; return
the hops, and put the same quantity Of
water to them again, boiling them the
same time as before, straining it Off TO the
first mash; stir it up, and let it remain
four hours. then strain it off, and set it to
work at 900, with three piEts OF old yeast;
let it stand about 20 hours take the scum
off the top. and strain it through a hair
sieve: it will then be fit for use One pint
is sufficient to make a bushel of bread
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

JrsTIcE CoLE, of Albany, said a good
thing the other day. \ man who had
brutality assaulted his wife was brought be-
fore the Squire, and had a good deal to
say about getting justice Justice"
replied Cole, YOU can't get it here. This
Court has no power to hang you.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

IIoN JAMES kNox--The New York
Trtb'nc state, that among the passengers by
tn" teamer New \ York. which sailed on Sat
urdty. was the Hon. James Knox. late
member of Congress from the fourth dis
tIict. Illinois. Mr Knox has unfortunately
become blind. and visits Europe for the pur-
pose OF having, II possible, the cataract re-
moved from h.s eyes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

The CHINESE WAR-The latest news from
China received at Paris. j, that he French
expedition has been abandoned the Chinese
Emperor having offered the Nandarin's
haed who commanded at the Peiho. as an
eXpiaton tor the outrage committed upon
the allied force The Ambassador are
to be Immediately admitted to Pekiu.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

A warm Douglas man, on the cars the
other dav. desiring to ascertain the opin-
ions of his fellow passengers, commenced
abusing Douglas, and came very near being
out off the train He found out wha: they
thought Of Douglas
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

The New Haven Register relates that an
actor at one of the theatres was called out
four times in one evening not long ago
twice by the sheriff. once by tailor. and
once by an irresistible desire TO imbibe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

ELECTRICITY Is CATs-The extraordinary
electrical character of the cat Is we'll
known. on a cold bright day. if cat be
stroked. the hairs Of the ,ur briSt!. up
and electrical sparks issue thereirom, ac-
companied with slight cracklin 1t APP
pears. too. that the animal may be so sur
charged with electricity that il will give
severe shock To the holder In ORDER to
obtain this result the cat should be placed
on the knees and one hand applied To it,
breast. while the other J. employed in
strok!ng its fur Cracking and sparkles
-oon make their appearance, and in
short time, il the party continues To stroke
the animal, he viii receive a sharp electri-
cal shock that may be felt above the
wrists The cat seems to suffer as much
a. the eXperimenter, for. on giving forth
the shock, She springs u the ground in
terror. and seldom will permit repetition
Of the same process.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

A p,TIAxDEE angling in the rain was OBJ
served to keep his line under the arch ofa
bridge. Upon being asked the reason, he
Sure. an won't the fishes be
crowdin' to keep out NV the wet, ye spal-
peen.''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

The DorGL,. FAMrLY-The Washington
States of Sept 30 says:
Miss Ellen Douglas received today
most hearty welcome from those who had
the eXtrem pleasure of making her acquain-
tance. We congratulate the House Of
Douglas on the introduction Of this new
heir
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

The Episcopalians of the Diocese Of Iowa
have decided to purchase the fine college
grounds and buildings at Davenport, now
belonging to the ConGreeationalist,sand
known as the d" Iowa College property.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22
CITY NEAT Nilskt.T,

TIL above uIarkeJ, alter having oven rcaily enlarged
L afsh iHgf"H -lE repaired, - EH- ready '.r
r a"CuFuutpiutI"l OF The public. 50 lla, beer,
spare: "a furniture and uNtur.-- - r.sr
tE our Cry. and both pleasant ~ hope 5 Nil h-
profitable Wit. ". propose ---u hand. gul t
serve to our cusio"rs m style OF superior n-atess
kind, of meats. such
E-et in steaks roa,ts a-iea, cornell. 4e, uq.,o,a.
Iss|. Nlns. >AoaiI,is PorA fresh aud saIi, Yanke.
Sausage. 6c.. &.
Also. al! kinds "i gam TO- i-s
Fr~si Trout and IS i.i'r E.-l rom ;., i.es-s
II short. -v-rytiiag app-rcsinirz vel regulated
City Market
Al the proper season -tand viii also p. Eer, rnr the
sale OF HlI kld- of fresh s-srlahv- Supplied from III.
best garden ia the vicinity of the Ci'y.
f e,ff JriU lee KeIir-y~T an ana g.,sr of ~. ,f'I
aP25 JFEFI,I 4. WOGn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

show the full stock than meni ion I'll ALL please
GO and for yourselves.
n. B.-Country Miuers supplied with patterns and
Straw Goods.
Eeaching and pressing done.
Rooms corne of Main and Columbus Street apS0
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22
American Horses in England.

The following paragraph from TIE Eiefd
shows how the recent races, in which
American horses competed with the Eng
lish, have affected English jockcydom:
The American hor G Starke, puts all
doubts aside a. TO the lasting qualities Of
the importationS from the Great VI est -
His running in the Go1dwood Stakes
proved the cleverncss Of his owner ard his
trainer. 1t has induced k1Jih,os Of :, Bri-
tish race-course to believe what they have
hitherto denied, that natives Of other
lands can train and manage horse a
well as those of their own: and it has let
them into a little secret in regard TO the
American nation IN particular, namely,
that friend Jonathan of the New World il
every blt as good tact:c.an i'll matters
equine as his elder brother of the old one
yc!ept johnny Bull The match which
this identical nag lost at Newmarket drove
the Britishers oil their guard, and enabled
his party to invest his money az a capital
price. They won a large stake, and have
amply reimbursed themselves for their
outlay in the expense OF purchasing horses
ami importing them to England The ta-
lent of that 90 ahead people will not again
be questioned. 1t has been displayed to
wondrous advantage in hve instances On
English tuif Winning one C;esarewitch.
and being beaten by head only for Il
cond with Priore,s: winn NJ a Great
Yorkshire Handicap with tie same mare:
and now winning a Goodwood Stakes on
" edncsday and the Bentinck Memorial on
Friday, with a horse landed on these
shores bat few months since and Nur-
sery Stakes on the latter day with a colt
imported at the same time-have set all
disputes on the point Of clcvcrness at rest.
Civilization and learning have always ira
veled westward, and the solls Of New ! ork
have in horseracing shown themselves 10
te the most learned Thebans"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22
Sash. Daer aud Hiind FastOry.

I'VE take this method to inform the public that
W have purchased the Sash. Door and Blind Factory
Of 4 F. CaqH.!iu. AID now prepared to furnish
t!Ii5 iu line 81 business, such as Sash. Doors
Z ,;i. Frames and Nor!Jincs Orders promptly flied
on short uori,c.
Having Lumber Yard in connection with F4co-
~. Trims facilities f"T furnishing hGi!ilg
rai- Il-quard ia this City. and in yit-
farmers. and all others who anything in
oHr line t" call and satisfy yourselves that sell
you good sr'!r-. JUSt wt you waHt, and cheap for
cash. There viii b. found IIinb-r 0fr- Doors.
Blinds sash, glazed and ungInzed tiiss Oils, Paints
Nails.
Once Main Street. Ottawa. II.
POWELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22
MILLINERY AT COST!
j L - Il O = J.. Y l., d.
~ coon
II l |. !. | \ l.. /: y

II l /. !. | \ l.. /: y.
49, D., tS.S
EyA ~ Just rctUrr d iarl Il Furorirn with
Z CiuiCe and select -tork oi FALL MILLINERY. Uu.
sErpa->cd. which .le cs- lie alteration OF her nG-
ner0as friend ANA patr"us. whi" he will >eii
l"" itli-> pi'I-- give all iv ore purchasing.
Dsu't forget the place, FIRST door north ~ The
Mansion IouSe, up stairs. sei2i
NEH STAND & NEW GOODS.
MISS E.:X..E Ns5EE;:
Would rrtr~"r p'ta.7 ~ her
fie Hs,ort.ieut uf FAN Millinery Goods. consisting IN
part "f i;ouuc1S, Eit b.iu- F"w-r>. Feathers Head
dresses. h"u"ie- Lacc. Wells C,ie and
him. comprising s"ni ~focs "i
f:s-hiopabi, V.I;i.,.ry.
Nru-r. direct Nrw Ynrk. ehe assures jlr L.
Houne:s be f.uud HHV,rh r..
Tr T-aEtu-
In nj ;- b-tr-i,+- at--'!- Nj-- SrC!ar. full
-"r 81 rlft-ri.s from eli known e-t.h-g-
~ y GvHttl- peu"r-<t "a' H. seen hy calling her
room i'r"---> u ans. Cl"ak>. Bt-q lies. sItqur-
1"d "r~ry ling ia fLr; line r.a-e with urairc~~ aud
d'st'- et. Ia ug .-i-'tr goods and FI.~r
-i- u 'd-u; ~ giving entire satisfaction all
~" her vi % their patronage. ani she W.!
ST al ;le very fO,es-t ossh i''ice~ Bleaching aud
pressing done.
\. u Ro":rs on M.in street, two doors OF
Mansion IinI-r.
OTTAWA, sep. .lSJ9.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

OTTAWA N 4 ES BE YARD
THE undersigned having purchased tie shop and stock
of Gereii Finley, where he Intends larry the
business on more extensive scale ie has hand and
Is always receipt of the best quality Of American tia
Han and Eyp'ian Marble for Head stones. Tomb Stones.
Monuments, Nantes. Furniture, &c. As e has O
TIE best w"rkmen in the western country lie feels
surr'i that he get anything in his line in superb
or style together With iow prices he feels
he will give s those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
y. a. Orders from dista nee e.rpe.,iv .oi;ci,., .n5
PROM ly attended to. JAMES Wills
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22
NJ I /. /. / y T. IL y.
MISS Az 9.f,Y

As just opened ano-
IL ihcr large stock OF
Spring and Summer
MILLINERY GOODS.
Miss Avery buys Tor cash.
or credit wlic is as good
as cash allowing her to
make purchases in ally part
of The city where she finds
desirable goods and Tow
prices. Bel ewing herself
In lac one of the best Jndges
ofiiiline'y goods that gne 5
int" New York. from this
city or any in the West,
She has fsil confidence to
dciy c"mp-f'tion.
Her stock is complete,
consisting of every variety
of Straw Goods Infants
Hoods and Dress Caps. .Fea-
fher>- Flowers, Lace Ill.
der-S,eeueS.
Also a beautiful assort-
ncnt Of ornaments for the
hair, Ribbons for Dress
Tri'.mings. Skeleton skirts
with pure watch springs,
French Cor>eis.
II wnnl,t l.. o.,;.- O..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

ENCS9 .Sfis; Vs-.E.e
EXCHANGE HILLS! ETfYINGE UILLSyr
1NHE undersigned having given particular aiten ion
Il othe manufacture of the choicest Kind. of Spriuy
aud Winter Wheat FLoCRS take tni- ou,or,n,,i,y ~
informing the public that they rrcentIv Introduced
into their Mill The latest improvements in ,,,rlin.ry
for cisrsing Wheat. and feel assured III, -
offer quality OF Flour that be surn,ssd =;
any market. "
Corn Neal B-0n, Shorts. Kiddlings DC
Always on hand : GOo Is delivered all par,. Of
the city. free OF charge
sePi0 -3in SAMPLE & HENSHAW
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-22

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN ANp SURGEON
,sc< tLiy. dno,- ..s {ybk. yIfH Street,
OTTAWA iII.S.
TAR would rr>;ircIity call The H;t~Jt5"n - those
suffering frc-, ClrCu7c Ui-ra-cs particularly >cr"-
Swelling Salt Iruni, ErUpri"us a. the Pc
Head. Old Sores and all diseases arising
frou ;nl,uTiii-. eel the i-iood.
Also Defu-rr.i,i.< Iurvarure-. and Di~ea<- of th-
Spine DISTORTIONS Of tie Feet Contracted Limbs Stlf
Jeiu;. 8c-
C,ncrr treated upon entirely new principle, aud
vits .nc-..s hei-io fore nI!-guaI,I. ari
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1859-04-20
7ener malisitfe gneriff.

. IlnIer eeFbieter 8reuno, Sol. s. s..
B eibner, BON &uetoun, bat uns less
@ode BON oortber 0eIbrieben, uno un5
gebeten, feine Sertbeibi9un3 fir ibn,
buff ben finoiIben 2(rtifel in Dem lceten
], g,rtnabb6n9ieen &epublifaner" fcl9en
|u laBen, in6em Die Suelle 5u flein iel,
|tm g&ctij ju peroienen. 2(ber iu Dem all:
bemeinen 9ublifum follen mir fa9en, Dap
+ BON ieber Elm SefTerion Oemofrat 9ez
|pefen un6 es aub gu bleiben 9eoenft; pap
Iber iener Sbreiber, uno Die QortDel,
|oelber er oa5 Bort reoet, Die Seterlontz
|niIbe @runoIdee f1on lGn9tt perlpren,
|aourb paB iie 9e9en Die SntercBenlbs
es eioenen 9onbe5 unb oeBsr 2(rbeter, in
|Sr;u8 auf einen SorlfT, uno ipmit t Ii 7
gie Sntcrefen Gn9lono5 8eDanoelt, uno
li6 nob uebsubei su Sclopen Der fuolid)s
I'm gteoertreiber baben MAIDEN laBtn.
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Ginr SSeritbtianna.

| cSn ben in unIercr leeten Summer nit
9etbeilten 8erbonolun9en oe6 Stdetratb6
1T unter 2(noerem an9efiibrt u2(uf bic
Sitte be5 6rn. 2(f6bab, lpuroen oemlels
ben so Sboler fir feline Staottorte per=
milli9t. " = Oiefe5 1T cine ourtbauS uns
ridbti9e Oorftellun9 Der Sbatfo6e, ipeltbe
fotpobl i'm Sntereife oe6 6rn. lfbbab
ais unfere5 StaotratbS ielbtt, beri1bti9t
lperoen muB.
95cr 3lpei Sobren f1lob ott Stabtrotb
nit 6rn. 2(i1ba6 einen Sertra9 ob, fir
bic 2(nferti8un9 bon fol0enoen Oofumenz
ten, &orten uno YlGnen:
/. Ginen 9lon It, Spltem BON @robe6
fir bic Sto6t Q(lltntolln, biloeno pcn ln=
blif5blan fir Die 3e9ulirun8 unb 9robiz
run9 Der Stobt.
9. 3rpei profilforten, entbolteno Die
9rofile oller Stroben II. Nllep6 oerStaot,
3. Sine topcoropbiibe uno propertpz
farte bon l(llentoun uno Dem umlic9cnoen
9onoe.
Serr 2fibbob perpfi6tete iib in 0es
nanntem Sertro9e, oben9enannte Stufe
onjuferti9en uno Dem Stootratb einSuz
bdnoi9cn, 9c9cn cine Ser0itun9 bon 300
Sbolern, freier Senubun9 Der Council
Stube fir Die 3eit Der l(rbeit, uno ferncr
SenuBun9 oe6 SAFES uno SrennitofteS,
uno 9e9en Die 3ufitberun9 be6 olIeini9en
publifation6recbte6 Der unter gtc.3 on9ez
fUbrten &orte.
Die unter SO. l uno . on9cfubrten
plGne, fino lGnoit in ben O1noen uniere6
Stootrotbs. 9tc. 3 1T ieooyb mob 5uriif
uno miro erit i'm Goufe oe6 Scmmcr5 fer
ti9 >peroen.
Sir @cbdtfcn bel Den notbmcnoioen
8ermeBun9cn Bel pben9cnanntCn 2(rbeis
ten, bat S0r. 2(iDbab bis nun $l53 Is
au5bcjaDlt, uno iiberbieB 2(rbeitun96los
fal, Seucrun9 uno 8eleutbtun9 felbft 9es
| funoen.
Seine perIGnlibe 2(rbcit6tciitun8cn 5u
Sbi9cnr, tiberitei9Cn bereit6 Die 3oDl bon
1870 2(rbeit6ta9en, pielcn anpern 3eitpers
luit nidt oeretbuet.
! 0ieIen Geiftun8en 9e9cniiber bat bet
Stootrotb 3u 3 peribieocnen Malen il
50 Gbaler, ouf Rcbnun9 bejaDlt, ooer in
8an}en $50 6Dolcr, alto mob nibt f
picl ais Sor. NIDbob fir fremoe 2(rbeit
perau69abt bat.
0ielc6 1T Scr pa6re Stano Der Din9c
ben Dem Qublifum mitjutbeilen mir ct:
iubt ilno, uno bo mir Giniibt 9enommer
babeu, in Die Hebnun9en unO Die 2(rbei:
ten fclbit, 70 oiirfen mir nit bcitem 8e:
Wi1en ia9cn, Dap in Dem oben9enannter
Scrtro9e ni6t6 9etDan lpuroe, mas ctIpo
auf Seitsn oc6 Staotratb6 cine Ser9eu:
Dung uno 9c9en Srn. 2(lbbab cine Se:
9Unti9un9 9elpcien mare, ionoern Socrl
Wf;bbatb bat ais outer Sur0er ctpo6 I'm:
ternommcn fUroen 9tuscn uniercr Stopt
fir mas ct iclbtt bel elmer chpa m68li1er
9pS1totion BON gto. 3, ME Die cntlprc6:
enbe Gpmpeniation fit feline oaju Der:
lren0ete 3elt un0 Muhe erNolten lpiro.
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ljsrbanSlanOen Srs allcniaun StaOttatbs.

Srt rinrr GsrIammlung res Stattratts aes
botrn am t2tGn gprsl 1859, rrnrsn segenmGrs
tia bic 5rrrsh W'5eft, Ststtlst, S6parb, Mabs
psrn, Gdert, SuIhi 6rifrI unb Stalilrr.
Die SrrtahbIuueen Der Sorberiseh @srIamm.
lung rurrrn SrrIslsn unb ansencmmcn.
Srrr Stattlsr, prn Der StroBrn COMMITTEE,
rrfattste Seri6t, RAP bic @Ort0n Straee Spi.
I6rn tsr 2tcn unb 3tsn, rtparirt iei - unp ta6
man aud bic 9aprenee Strabs trmpprar SsrteB.
rrt bate.
Die Committee frnannt, bic SGidlidfeit ;u
srwdsen, has @as In bns ,,Ycuns @mrrea Gn'
eine 5dus' gu trtnssn, tsrihtste, rab tie 8UIsn
ris1ss untsrneemrnS etira rie Summe pen S35
tstra9en rrirbsn.
Der Sursc6 teri&tctc, RAP bic Union Stru6s
aus9etserrt morpen lst.
Ginr 9ittItrift wpre bur6 @ctfrirb Gdrrt
einsereidt in prlbCr tr bittst, Der Stattratb mGd
te itm bas allsinse 8sdt scbsn, trepirte Stisrr
pcn ben Straem Der Stapt Aqmtaun wsa,uihafe
fsn.-Guf SOri6las
SrfdIUGsn- = DAP bic rtt0e SittItrit
at9eps1en wore.
guf SUrfalas tesi5rn. S6warb rurbe
9rf6tU6tn-Do6 @aS.8irturrs In tem
ngcuns amcrican engine. Saus engctradst ircrs
Zen, unp rnb has Gas cin9eIsitct trcrptn Iol.
Cine Sia ron 1925, fir Srrri6trte 9lrtcit,
5u @unlrn ron Gli 6rrn, murtr cn9gcdt.
Cine Srrrr fir S25 gu 0unlen ppn 6. s.
Mcrre, in Scu, fiir 8rIetilcte Oisnae, in brr
Wmttbaus Sa6s, rurce rrlautt.
Sri6lUBrn-D DAFT trr Stabt Gnssnisr
autboriirt H. tie Regulotirn ber Samiltpn Stra.
br, bst Der t0trn, feiBulcben.
Sridlp6rn--Dn6 bic Stra6m. Commit,
iicncrs Si.123 per Gag, unb tis 2Irbrtsr 81 90
per Gag. fir ibre Dienite AT zen StraBsn unp
glarYs Der Stabt, rrbaltrn Ipllsn, -Srtast.
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Sim 6rritag zen 6trn ARai nGcbltens,
UNI 1 llbr 9ia6mittass, fol- am 6auIe scn
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gen b1entt@ Srrtauft mcrern, namttA:
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Gin @a8rnbrcY unp Sprrst, Scl,iAlittrn ga6ts
S6Itttsn, Sattrl unU Baum, S6lagcI uno &eile,
{9ctsien Steini6Idbrl, ITu8Ss uHo @tcimaa.
gen. oIrrIet Sctt'n, gfe' rssrlfirr, cine 8d6lr,
irrt Or8rn, rin 9aar YiiloIrn, rin S6lrtfjlcin,
Sutr anb Sanefarten, Sfnicu, Gin Strans gcl.
len Straatacd, Safer uRO StGnnrr, &rhgc,
GdrnbGfcn, O|iit' unb 6susatsIu, nctf nod ri.
ner 9rrbrn SnGtierenbcit nnberer Saucrns unp
5auF9ratbIbaiten Su umRdnrla an,ulubun.
Die Srtin8unscn am @erfaufstass unb auf.
pdrtan9 pcn
peter t1Iiflcy, Imn.,
TilSbman Irorcu, "h'S"fs'
9Iprtt 20. na3m
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bon 01uie lpe9rciien pGroe.-@eioQt
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woDlbabenpen 9t0bbor bel icincr Srou
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