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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-03-31


EJEcTING SEVERE AL LIoUoR- vENpERs.-Tues-
day forenoon last two, or more men,, with teams.
arrived in our village. and stopped that sweet
place, the ..Meat Market After awhileit became
'advertiz arouad that they were going to open.
not behind the umbFageous sign of the "Meat
Market" but under their own wagon covers. es-
tablishment where seasons supply of the article
known as ''strychnine" could be obtained by any
one. and afterwards retailed to himself-saving
much expense and time in going after it. They
vsoleAaled . pint to one man-and thereby lost
sale of ten gallons more, as that small quantity
proved sufficient to do him for q month. Not
withstanding they ssoutly denied having descend
ed TO the grade Of rqaiias. our citizens took G
cOiesGe view Of the case, and, coming to the con.
elusion that one such institution was enough for
that part of town at present. waited upon them
to the number Of about twenty, early the follow.
ing morning. and gave them notice that they must
leave town immediately which they did
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g EvEsTs II HfsroRY l-S Senator Seward-was
born May 18th, 1901 The Republican
National Convention IS TO be held May 18th.
$780, R54 slsssa 5 = IT, dzfaEk
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- Breckenridge County Election.
The following is the official vote of this
county at the election held for County Com
missioners and Assessor on. Monday last:
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EMpoR1A AND v1C1HTTY.

PosTrosED-The lecture announced week be-
fore laat 20 be delivered by Rev. G. c. Morse to-
morrow evening at Tempsars' Hall. will necessa-
riiy be postponed. on account of more urgent du-
ties which have since called his attention. he
will. however, preach at the 50 me place in the
forenoon, at 10 o'clock.
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ARRrvAL or AsorHER SAxrA FE TRArS.-Charles
Parker,s train, of "a wagons and $50 mules, ar
rived at this place from Santa Fe on The 18th
instant, and are now encamped on Badger Creek,
about four miles north Of Emporia. BE will re.
mHin there about two weeks, when he viii pro-
coed. in company with Frank Vans train. to
Kansas City. and there load with goods for New
Mexico-with the endeavor to make three trips
across the plains the coming season. feat we be-
lieve never yet accomplished The mules belong
ing TO these two trains are in the finest possible
condition to Withstand the long journeys before
them.
AInberg 4 Elsberg's train. Of g wagons and i!S
mules. passed through Council Grove on their way
70 the river towards the elose Of last week Their
mules wsve 90 poor that. TO use camp expression,
the drivers every morning have to lift them up to
| put their harness on At this season Of the year
Efreighters eonIng in gain muehin the long run by
stopping 4 few weeks in this locality 70 recruit
their stock. Feed here is cheaper. too, and more
abundanA than at any ether point along the whole
route. aad IS likely 70 Be. from the prolific nature
| Of the country, f@ several yesrs.
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TnE CuAaElnsroN CoNvENrros.-Besides

THE CBaRIEsroN CoNvENTroN.-Be Besides
the statement made by the Charleston pa
pers that the price of board at that place
during the session of the Presidential Nom
mating Convention will be s. per day, a
reports circulated that the yellow fever has
broken out with great virulence at Havana.
which viii probably reach Charleston soon,
and make it unsafe for Northerners. These.
with other reasons. are suggesting to the
party the Propriety of changing the place
Icf holding the convention TO Richmond or
some other city farther North. zs.sz
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NnEca

|yEsHE Arm Of Hornsby 1 Flick has this day been
4 dissolved by mutual consent Ali persons
indebted 10 the above firm viii please make pay
mept without delay 70 4 VI. Flick at Eaporis. ),
KIT O. H0RHsHY
5e5sns 8, 1856 T. EToK
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Odd EeIInus.

p At, O0G Fellows
Emporia Lodge, No 10, I. o. o. F., meets reg
ulariy every Wednesday evening, at o'clock in
Mosonic Hall Members of the Order in good
standing are cordially invited to visit the Lodge.
H. w. flick, N. G.
E. BoRroS, Sec.y.
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RESOLUTIONS.


By JIM. Miller-That it would be for the
best interest of the Breckenridge County Ag-
ricultaral Society to have a permanent place
for holding its meetings and fairs, Dis
cussed at some length and finally indeti-
nitely postponed. $50 ~ tenE
By E. w. Denison-That there be COM
mittee of three appointed to prepare des-
criptiye catalogue or schedule of the many
and various things that can be exhibited at a
county fair. Messrs. E. W. Denison, ]. D.
Walker and Thos. Armor, were appointed
said committee.
BY N. Spicer-That when we adjourn, We
adjourn to meet at this place on "Wednesday
April 18th. ,--'." M -.
!, The Secretary was instructed to, furnish
a copy of. the minutes of the meeting te
each of the papers of the county with re-
quest that they publish the same. rs 's'-
On motion, adjourned. ~
Leroy CRANpALL, Sec'y.
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! Forty Republican members of the Penn
sylvania Legislature. accompanied by Sen.
,ator Cameron, and Representatives, Hall.
Longnecker aud others of thai State, paid a
visit to Senator Seward at Washington,
Wednesday evening. to congratulate him on
bis great speech. g
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GRAND CONCERT

OF VOCAL G INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
At the Christian Church,
Under the Auspices OF
THE EMPoRTA MUSICAL ASSOCIATION.
On TUESDAY EvENIsG. APRIL l0TH.
.TTSHE exercises of the evening will consist of
L Sacred Tunes, Anthems, QuaPtettes. Glees,
Solos, Duets Trios, Instrumental Music, &c. a
Do not fail to come. You will get the worth of
your money. #s
Admission, % cents. Doors open at Z o'clock
exercises to commence at ~. (l3Sw2
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Each Delegate attending the Convention must
bring credentials. s. G. POMEROY,
Charm Rep. Cent Com.
A. G. WILDER. Secretary -
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DIED.

In Emporia. on Wednesday morning last, the
wife of VIM A. PIERCE.
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Stevens and Haziet. the last Of the Har-
.per's- Ferry conspirasoss, were hung at
GhaIIestown on the nth instant. les aaIl5f
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s-ls5 Masonic.
Regular Communications of Emporia Lodge, No.
~, A. F. and A. II. are held on the Thursday eve.
ming of, or preceding the full moon. in each month
asfE j. r. VAN METER w. II
c. v. EsERIDoE, Secy
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Superf1ne Flour!
a NEW lot, best brands, Just received ut
N Jan. IA. @ PERLEY'S.
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Bedsteads!

The subscribers are now Offering for sale Bed
Il steads Of prices ranging from - so to IS so.
Call and examine, at The News Building
fesf RANDALL b JONES.
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4 s4 Estrayed,
TSROM the subscribers camp. three miles north
Il of Emporia, On Friday, March 23d. 9 white
MULE, medium size. with the letters &c. b.
branded on the left hip a liberal reward will
be given. li3Sw1 90 FRANK VAN.
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Taken Up.

DY the undersigned, living six miles south of
ID Waterloo. the 18th OF March, a small iron
gray PONY, having been branded on its left
shoulder but long since that the letters cannot
be made. ont. The owner is requested TO prove
property, pay charges, and take It away.
I3ew3s SAMUEL @. POUND
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LERoY CRANpALL. Sec'y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-28
fXC lSID ~.
Wa.hing.Day Made Easy.
Perfect atisfss,iDn CuaTADt0sd
j. r. Poud's Improved Ps'eai EKceIstss
Machine Pu -na-d s.ctUG.t 1o50.

I1AVING PURCHASED TIE Eight To
II manuia.tu and sell the bGve ~ ichne ~
the stare 81 io~a, hereby give notice to all WIN
have xashiny to Ia aud VINO cave not that Ne
are prepared I'LL all or:ers that may be made
US.
Call and see. and he satisfied that We have
TIL Very Best Washer now In Use.
They can be had on Thru street, near corner Of
Brady, and between irady and Perry. lrice 81
Remember, We guarantee perfect satisfaction OF
M sale Is. SAtsE.
cc,s
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Hos i RD iNSr. i. I 10 n !,
PHI sst0lSI5 4.

A Benepslem. lnsri'"'.oa IS. DO 81 By specint
Endou,'. ~. n tie Z .Ief u tae SIC. a II DIS
t,essed aJticasd 1aa Ir1tent and cl,s 'smic 4>ts-
eases, and N~pec.ediy TOR the ca Of Diseases OF
the NernI Osgans.
EDlCAn Arv'"" gwen g-atis by the Ac-
w ting surgeon. to all wbc apply by letter
with description - their condition. a 20. occu :
p~tiun, habit. OF life. &c.,i and in cases of ex-
IRENE POVERTY. Medicines tn nishe free of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrh9 ;.
and other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs AMI on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the DISPENSE
ry sent to the afflicted in scaled l,iier envelopes
free of charge. Two or three stamps for pos ge
will be acceptable.
Address J. SKILL1N HOUGHTON, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Association, No. 2, South Ninth st.
philadelphia. Pa. by order of the Dir ctors.
EZRA d IIEAhTWkLL, President.
GEO. FAIKCHILD, Secretary.
jan 10 WY.
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MEDICAL.

MkDlCA n.
DOCTOR MARTtNsS az
cATAMENIAl G0RnECTOR !
HAS HAD
A TEN YEARS TRIAL,
wH,cp sHouLr BE SUFFICIENT TO CONVINCE EykKY
Suffering W:.sss ass
of the Gres, Value Of the
CATAMENtAl. CORR 1CTOR {!
A Nd TaAT 1T Is WITHOUT EXCEPTION
H- THE BEST MEDICINE al
before the public for all diseases arising from ir-
Irregularities.
Chronic or Nervous Uehiitiy,
folpisiiOn Ut Tho Heas,,
Vertigo or utxzt ess.
Pains ke 4 durys
Pains In the small or The Rack,
PET . umd the >hou ders
l."wn-ss OF pirtts
Iauguor and Nessos me-. tenu.aiiy.
Su pended N~ns,. usu.n
Or CESSATION Of the ienses
Mud almost enil variety Of other diseases
,,tendant on irregularities superinduced by colds.
by over ex.r;ion, bya weak constitution. severe
mental physical labor. The sim ,le retnedy for
al is to get at the pTmar ~ cause Of the disease:
remove il, and you assist nature to regulate
This cal be done by the great
Catamenial Corrector,
Which has never tailed to effect a cure when
properly used according to the directions, and
tair trial given 1t.
Ii is prepared from the reel pc, and under the
personal superintendsnce OF d most skitul ysi-
ciin who Tor a number Of years confined its use
to his private practice. For the f. years that it
has been before the public it has gained for itself
i positiv that will socn by its rapid Increase Of
popularity, place it at the head Of all remedies
heretofore of red for " onen's disease. The
mo &c especially those above enumerated which
often end in
on0u "Pti on.
For sale by most respectable Druggists through
out the T. nion and Cana,iaI
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GROVER & BAKERS
NOISELESS
FAM ~ SEWING MACHINE.

riNHE UNDERSIGNt y. C!.EHGYNEN OF
1 various denominations. ~ip5 purchased
and used in our families 't'favFe hAKsR's
Gel BaArgD f,MILs .tsw!>0 MAcm>E" take
pleasure in recomsa nting l. r. instrument
fully com hining nee ..'is rs. goo machins.
Its beautiful s.mphui,y. Csc of mana cement,
aud the strength and elasticity of its stitch unite
to render II a machine un 'urrasSed by any in the
market, and me whick We feel confident will give
satisfaction 10 all who may purchase and use it,
Rev. W. Z. STRICKLAND
Rev. y. NANSANT
Rev. X. Is. YARD, y" io'"'
kew. e LARUE,
Rev. +. + KO GERS, d. u,
Row. w. b. SPKAGUE, -. b. Albany n. Y
hev J. y. npitLL, u. ID.
Rev. o. TIFFANY, DID,,
hev. & j. BOWEN.
hev.JONA. CROSS,
kev JNO. M'UKON, y D., Baltimore, Nd.
kev. w. +. ID GLEN
Rev. W. Il. CHAPMAN,
Rev. +. =. EVANS,
Kew. X. C. GALBRAITH Queenstown, Md.
Kew. 7 DAUGaERIY, Wsyne>boro. Pa.
Rev. THOS +. LOCKE, " estmorcland Co. Va.
k r ~ " youx Cs snIt Norfolk. Va
Rev. j. +. LANNGAN, Salem, Ma.
Rev Rev Gu {, h ,0t' DID, Charleston, s. c.
Rev A. A. PORTER Selma, Ala.
Rev. JO>ErH }. lWI>E, Speedwcll, S. C.
Rev. b B. ROSS, Mobile. Ala.
Rcv.J. l.. MlCHAuX, Lnfeld, n. c.
Rev Rev q 4. : : Ii,kk1S Henderson, &C.
Rev Rev HENRY , y1a = kILEi'I Non,rose, Pa.
Rev. " +. CURRY. A.M., Geneva Ny.
Rev Ebert SLING r.RLAND, Scotia; N. Y.
Pr,f. J I'm FO TEX,
Rev. FRANCIS G. GkATZ, S.,.oo., w
Rcv j. I. BACkUS, DID,, ''"'n'''y' N' -
Rev BENZ. STA\T \,
Rev p. G. PKtiGH, Xenia o.
Rev. Il. w. CHIbLAW, AMI C;u.:; n
kew W. PERKINS, o'"''"n'''
Rev. +. GRAND GIRARD, Ripley,O.
Rev. A. BLAME,
Rev &c. Bt>S,N, AN, Gambier,O
Pro - j. MkLukNNY, Do.
hcv. f. CHE -TkR, ontou. 0.
Rev. r.. +. HASTl Cambridge City. Ind.
Rev. j. G. AkMSlR y G. Saline, Mich.
Rev Rev a 4 l,IyE swAzti'; GAlsn., Ill.
Rev. ENSrtIN MoRBoUGH, Cambridge City.Ia
Rev. RICHARD WHITE. Milton, Ind.
lev. CALVIN VALE. Marimsburg. n. Y.
Rev. JOSEPH tID IDGE, Norfolk, Conn.
rev. JOHN JENNiNGSl
Rev Rev. n M l. ySA 1,yla Worcester, Mass.
Rev. OSMOND c. BAKER Bishop
of VI. E. .huIc. conco,a n II
Rev. THOS RATHAY. e'"'o'u '1A
Rev. HENRY + PARKER,
Rev. g. N. JUDD, Montgomery, N, Y.
Rev. A. NJ. STOWE. Canapdaigu', N. Y.
Rev. WILLIAM 10 G, Cliff Nine, Mich.
OFFICES OF EXHIBITION AND sALE.-495 Broad
vay New York. / summer street. Boston. 73(
Chestnut St et, Philadelphia. Isl Baltimore
street, Baltimore. ss West Fourth street. Gin
c,nna.i l2i North Four b street, It. Louis. liz
Lake .treet, Chicago. ID Newhail htsse, Mil
waukee. Merrill Block, Detroit. III Superior
street, Cleveland
ESEND FOR A CIRCULAR n
aug22 diff
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fBY AUTHORITY
N OTICE
Respecting Certain Lands in the State .
Iowa.

Respecting Certain Lands In the state Ol
Iowa.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ .an.ts along the hes Moines river in luwa,
and within the claimed limits # the es No,nes
grant in that State above the mouth Of the Rae
COON Fork OF said river, which have been reserved
IRON sale here otore on account Of the claim Of
the State thereto Will continue reserye I'd, for tho
In" oein:, from sac, or from location by any
species o. scrip or warrant. notw Outstanding the
ella m.
This action is deemed necessary to Afford time
To- Congress t. Consider. upon memorial or other
wise the ease OF act al bona tide settlers holding
under titles from tie State, and to make such
provision ~ confirmation or adjustment Of the
sao proper. .Ts3af JOS =. WILSON,
Com issioner Of the General LAID once.
L NOkdnsAt LsAkp pSslosk -
Hay ~ 4tv. ! Is 81 jsasls
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Dissolution.

TINE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIS-
J. ting under the name Ut Brown h Armstrong,
is this day dissolved BY mutual corseLt Either
is authorised to sett the accounts OF the 6rm
James Afnstroag will continue the pract &c Of
Law, in the O6hcs heretofore occupied ty Brown
1 Armstrong, in Nichols Block. s97
aa 3. 4. BROWN, - aa
III JAM1S- ARMSTRONG.
NassA i leoQnt ssess9 & sasa fnass-6tS
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lie C&0trc mach sSs< et~Os'NS,
Cor. SCOTT AND FRONT sTs.
TOW NSEND COLIg
SUCCESSORS TO TOWNSEND "a YES r CO.
Manufacturers of
Improved OscInaGlnK and Slide Valve
Steam Engines.
ELOUR aud Saw Mill Machinery Sugar Mills
i ,>hafting PIiies. &C.
All kinds Of House and Machine Gas, Jugs made
to order. 9rrlz..I-
Repairing and job work promptly atteadsd to.
spr2
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Pcnr>y yania Central Railroad.
HREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

Tapacdg ., ~ ko.f - nom eqoai 10 aug
a.. the GourtrV
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FROM Tue EAST.
lst Express train at. 6 40 A.
II Mall train, at ...................5 % r.
FROM 1Hk " rsr.


All trains ou' OF davenport will make d,reu.
connections at COLUMBUS Cry, Washington nnl
Iowa city with the Yves era Sage Z, IN rauy's
td.es to, all points West
Ihe Passenger fr IN connects AT Rock Island
with Ghica ga All Rock Island abroad trains iv~
Ill ,nts East North and south.
Passengers reminded of the necessity Ut
,Iymg distinct directions 10 the destination OF
their .e also procure tickets b3iore taking
their soat- ~ thu
y Is. Trans tor tho East connects at Joliet
with trains on the Michl Jan Ten raj X. X. ut
chicago with trans IN tho Michi gan Southern
ard u chig,n Eeuff,l ana Pvt. urg. II HsyAe
nd Chicago Rilroads. JOHN r. TRACY,
apr Sup't.
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PRICE $50 PER BOTTLE.

\. B.-Where il happens that your Druggist
has not the article, the money Gu hs reu tte.i iii
fect to u.s. and il two or more bottles are ordered
at one time, the med che viii be sent tree Of
ca arge for transportati, n.
Particular directions as to use, &C.. accompan ny
ch bottle.
Drug list. cen be sup. lied direct from our La
ooratory, or by sendln then orders
3AkAES i PAKk, New \ ork; +. G. WELLS l.
CO., New York !; :. Il Han II. d co, Ralt,m re
MI: DYOtT'o, Phia ielphia. "a. j. WhIuHr
& CO.. New Orleans, La.; JOHN ID. PARK, Gin
einnati, Ohio; IL. Ii. HAYS. Portland Me. Or to
any spectacle Wholesale Druggists in New York
Philadelphia. Circulars, with Trade Prices
We, the Corrector aud our other medicines,
sent free Wholesale buyers.
No medicine placed VA COMM sson
j Or NH<C,
General Agent fer the United Sta es q G. nadas,
d&w,y 40 Arm St., New York.
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Mississippi and Missouri Railroad

Trans run b, chicago time. which is twelve min
ute ft.t,r han Davevsort time
IN AND AFTER ONDAY XII. 9TH,
- 1871 and unul further notice. trnins " /
leave i'avenport f,r ML-ra ne, tolun bus Try,
Aa>hin tn aud Iowa Jily (Sund,ys eAcep ed)
n. follows:
Express anl Mail Train n. 1900. co n.
Tam. will leave davenport for Chicago daily,
IN dayseNceptei, n fellows.
Trisn' arrive At Davenport daily, ou days ex
iepIel As follow
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-09-10
SSeiterc y aDriehter ocS Samplers
t>'a SttD Of SS1fbtnotDn. 1919

Nnpofept nnO Gltgenie matett it GbamberrY
Ger 6ouPtltapt SoUeHen'5), %ipplelblt jeyattbu=
lialttl6 empfan0en mtrpenl ~ i'll 1aHs1U1 g
Die @oriler SGrle mar falg p na s"T.>,
0artbolbi mar CUNT Diftater pplt 9plen3d outs
gerufen mcr0en. 9&a9lt@ i4tpftt ltA TIM Said
brelen 1T @fafe an. 1A-..4~ ..4l12il!a5 l.t .
"a 9sdG ben ltbtet Bertdtert iparelt bte &Gntgli=
dett tt @otobrieit 9el6ld9at tpurpehu5 t44 g
SIM 30, mar in 9art6 bd6 0eritdt Serbreitt,
6et &G1ttg spa Nedpet lt an MenO Sbr6er orf
Ser Sre9atte Strpntbplt 1ettlubet unp bic 9tes
%itontelet bdtteu bic ,teapplttaniiHen Sorts betst,
DteIe8 @eritft bat lid) nt6t %betatigt, .a 81
.St Neapel prpbten StGrm9en. %2lufntfe arfS
.gplf 3tr Snlurrefticn p1rDen pfen 1T Der Stapt
peftlHtlt. nc T.. .|lHsatAH2u1 e.. iii IS
|al Der nsaFplttarilHe &rtesSuptniFer ltnb @fus=
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Muaertfduiicbe Noebrtc6tcn.

0rpbe8 SET IN Gle9eldnb am TO-.
September b. S. Die GleYcldnper n,ade1t
un9e6e1tre Sprbereiturge1t, Unit pert AZ. Sa6re8=
tag Der SG(aGt anf pe1t grie, irelde ant 10,
Sept, 1913 9el1la9et trurpe, feftltb GIT te9ebfu,
Sci bic er @ele9en6eit miro alt6 pa5 NerrY=
Mpnument entbIllt merbet. 0eprQe 8 q IL
croft, Der beritGmte 6tltprtter, miro Die Set
rebe boltet tltD D., l1fGer CARTONS, en
&f9enpIie Spn 9errY, ben Gerlaltf jeltes&amt=
PIES Id,tlbern. 0prp. 0ennti pt rtetlt Stab, fer
ner @CrS. Spar9te neblt Stab, lptpte Sff3tere
utp Splpnten aus bent &rteAe Spn 1912 wer=
Den ItA parnn betbetligelt, SSn ber 9rpse1lipn
miro ein S6if NIT Sptlent 6~atelperf, t%endnut
ppn Matrplen Spn 1912, 9e5p9en lperpen. ;3put
gel6lule Der 8etlt6teit fTpet ouf benz grisite,
int 4ngeiiGte Der Stapt, Die Seeldladt AM TO-,
Sept, 1913 Itatt, unp bat bcren 2eitu,tg, I'm beul
9ublifltm Elm geltaue6 gilp btee les Samples at 0e
Fen, elmer Der SbetlneDner pieler SGladt iItber=
npmntert, Sanmtlide r1ad) Gle3elatp laltfeupe
gtlenba6nen gepd6ren fir bteIe Grcurltpn bal6e
9retie, Der @d6ter Spm Grte itbt biust, paB
Durd) rei6lt6e Gprr1t6e Die I6eilnebnter 0eoett
61tn9er5netb .gelGutt tperpen, ln1p paB Spei
Orbenp gierbraaereien pafar forgeit, boB Der
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