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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-01
EsCST IS ale
I'm EHvde Park Village.

THE subscriber will sell his residence in the
| pleasant village of Hyde Park, situated on
Main ST., near the American House. at low
price and on easy terms. These premises con
sists of good and pretty dwelling house, barn
shed and new large store-house, suitable for
and has been used as q produce market for the
last two seasons a never failing well of purest
water supplies both house and barn. To pro-
duce buyers or business men this opportunity of
ters superior advantages.
P. c. CLEVELAND.
Hyde Park, Sept. Is, 1906 4itf
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BETSEY TWISS, Insane person)

BETSEY TWlSS, Qnsane person.)
STATE OF VERMONT, IN Probate Court hold
and for said district on the 10th day of October,
A. d. 1868.
George w. Hubbard, guardian of Betsey
rwiss, an insane person, represents to this
court tat it would be conducive to the interests
of his said Ward to sell what real estate she
has in said district and put the proceeds thereof
at interest, and asks said court to grant her
license to sell the same.
1t is therefore ordered that hearing be had on
said application, at the Probate Office in John
son, on the 9Th day of November, A. d. 1865, and
that notice thereof be given to all persons inter
ested, by publication of the same three weeks
successively in the Lamoile Newsdealer pub
lished ut Hyde Park, previous to the time ap.
pointed for hearing.
4Sw3 c. C. CHADWICK, Judge.
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1865-11-01
A GENTS WANTED,
FOR
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n Y. Tribune Correspondent
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-30
Railroad Mania.

Jast now the entire Safe Of Kan,as
appears to be Wild on The subject OF
railroads. L, is wise TO be well aft c,
cd 10 a good cause but in sober earn
est. how many OF these projected roads
viii De built during the next ten yearsi
Perhaps tbree- perhaps no, so many.
Just nov there is but one road thai
Will pay expenses. That is the Pacific.
II 10 day the roads else where prej.c.
ted we're made and in running order.
they would not earn enough TO keep
them running. II requires heavy out.
lay 10 run railroad. In few years
other roads wall pay, and il is IN accor-
dance viii, tie spirit Of the age 10 en-.
courage and foster all such enterprises
as the county demands. R,i!rosds are
necessity. We must have them here
IN Kansas. and we must have them "A
last as We can get them with safety
They are the grea. developers Of a coun
Try. They are part Of The ciyilizs,ion
OF The nineteenth century; and he who
opposes them Is SO FAR behind the time,
he will never catch up. States and
Counties. however. AS has been demon.
STATED IN the past, cannot construct rail-
roads successfully. There is too much
circumlocuiion in their action, and too
much Of disposition to deflaud them.
But they can put capital into roads az
e'r they are made with safs'y-lha, is,
roads that pay. Let Us bear this in
mind.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-30
The News.

Gen. Terry has recently issued az
order informing the chivalry Of Virgin.
ia that that Sl~ic is still under mar,i.
law. and thsl Interference in certain
matters BY citizens will be followed by
arrest on The part Of the military.
A destructive fire swept through
Augusta. Co.. on the l7ih inst. con-
sumiog the entire business portion Of
the city. a
The Secretary Of The Treasury is now
paying the interest on $50 bonds, no.
due until Nov. ls.. This shows the
national finances 70 be in sound con.
dition.
Tie Indians in the Fort Sn,i.h ccun.
Gil said they did no. know for wha,
purpose they were called together. but
on being informed Of the design Of the
gathering. expressed great desire In
make peace with. their father at Wash.
ipg'on. The Indians Of tie soulbern
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-30

This case is exactly to the point,
furnished right to our hands as warn
ing. The bonds were 10 be paid as
our subscription on conditions; but they
must be paid anyhow. whether the con-
di,ions are complied with or not. The
reason is plain-ihird parties hold them.
and the conditions. ike ours. bind their
poyme,a.
Our county is asked to subscribe
stock. On tie faith Of that sabscriptio"
money is to Be borrowed tn make the
road. If the road is not made. one
party or the other is wronged. Let the
history of railroad transactions in the
past tell who will be the sufferers.
In his letter to us Senator Pomeroy
says: If they (our citizens cote tile
Bands = = they will in all probability
secure the rail, DAD a, an early day."
Only a pro6o5iiaty; and if not. what
then I? We lose oH.
Again: Look at the call. We are
asked TO vote sl5O.OoO to aid in the
immediate construction Of the road. II
we vote for that subscription we are
bo..I 20 paw tho g sn 600 whether We
get the road or not. Here is the pro-
position:
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-30
The Presidents Barney.

We really think that President John.
sons speech to the Southern rebels is
one Of the sofsest things We have read
lately. 1t piles on the soft soap ad
nausea. and has quite too much o. the
old dirt eating style about 1t to suit US.
As the head Of great nation, the b!ovd
Of whose sons was crying from the
ground, and the tears of hose daugh-
te's were falling amid wailiogs AND lam
entalions, because their beloved were
not, it seems ~ US it would have been
more 10 consonance with the occasion
aud the momensous record just entered
upon the page OF history if he bad said !:
Gentlemen. your rvbelll,n has murdered
our sous. widowed Their wives and or
phaned their children; il has dIeuch.d
our own once happy South IN blood and
Tears. and made much OF il "a desoistlon.
THIS Is your crime. Go home, nov.
and bring forth fruits meie for repent
ance, and return again. bringing these
fruits with You. ami this greal and good
-'s~'.' yvu 4. ti.c
mos, msgnanimous manner.
Such a declaration from bis lips wo'd
have dignifed his position. and met with
a hearty response the world over.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-30

h'for WISH TO BE ccREpe i. So
II ."w w, ~ three hcg-hea,is Of .BGehu. .Toc.
I. bi,ters' sarssparila.' .Nerv.us anI,doss. !,
&C. Se-' and "f'er you are safsfi with the ,s.
sn.,. iheg ify M tox os OLD hlCTOR kITCyI.
ANS ENGLISH SPE. SlrlC Pills - =.
rys'o'ei 10 heath ans sigor j.. he's than so - -
IN ass pu' ely Vegetable pleasant m ~.
pr'nip ana saiatars 10 ih.ir Effects on ,b- br Ls,'
sow., ana sna''er- a cons, tuition. Ds Buca.x.
ESeiiIa SPECIFIC PiLIs cure in less ,h., "a
dsys, The worst cssss OF Nrsvcusysss im,o.
snsy, rfemaiure Decay Seminal We.knes.. In.
s@'.,:a n"a ah Urinary. sexual, and Neryou.
r. u'.,hS' n. ms'.er from what csuse produe 4.
rrcc One i'eiiar rer tox. semi ,s.s,,..S rJ !. =.
ina.i' on r"ceias OF an oder. Ad RS -
NJ JAMES ). BUTLER.
~" f-s bfoadway New York General A.er,
e,-a hox sent 10 my address on rer,ipt a
pI'crL~ ici Is One Dollar pet free. LA
'es'''p'v We Circular sent o. application.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-30


plains have also expressed desire for
peace. and asked for hearing.
The Frence propose to by . telegraph
cable to unite the old and new worlds
by way Of Africa. the Canary. Cape
verd Islands. etc. 10 Brazil. and thence
to New Orleans. By this route there
is no very long stretch to lay in the
water.
A report says that our government
has demanded restitution Of Britain for
the money stolen At the 81. Adams raid
from Canada. We do not know wheih-
er this is true or not; but We incline to
think it ought to be.
In PLiladelphis 10 . single night re-
Gently. 81 disreputable houses we're
broken up.
The British Press is beginning to talk
abou. the Fenians. but don't seem to
/ be alarmed al all.
A peace has been concluded with the
southern Indians at Fort SmiIh.
Tie President has pardoned quite q
list Of rebels during the week.
The potato rot is said TO prevail ex-
Iensively in soms Of the older States.
The Alabama State Convention has
declared that the ordinance Of sece ssion
is null and void.
The militia Of South Carolina are be-
Ing organizer and drilled for patrol du
ty 10 preserve order.
The rival candidates for the Speaker
ship Of the next House OF Representa-
,i,es are already putting forth their
claims.
The Republicans and Democrats OF
New York have each full t,cke,i ia the
field. They both take ground sgains,
the old huukers. The Wood-Sey mour
faction is about dead.
Il is said the British war vessel Dew.
aslalicn has captured the rebel pirate
Shenandoah. v hich has been making
such havoc among our whalers in the
Pacific ocean.
A muiiuy occurred in the 18Th Iii
nois regiment. stationed Ht Lawrence.
which was not quelled until Monday.
whea troop, were sent from Lea,en-
worth. so ot the ripgleaders arrested
and put in confinement. 10 be taken 10
Fort Leavenwor,h for trial. Tire mu;i.
ny grew ou, Of m order for item 10
90 10 the plains to 6;ht the Indians =
Il seems hard to send the poor fellows
out there. but some troops must go.
Ten horsss were stolen in Chase
county in one night recently.
IT. c---L o-ss,ii..-s...~.,;-u -i,.s
refused TO allow he negroes to be coun-
ted in the basis for rep, esenla,ion.
Two men weIe recently hung in Juno
ton CITY for borse-slealins.
The Mo. Pacific railroad is complet
ed 10 KensaS City.
The Union Pacific road has been
damaged by the receu, rains. Il /. 80
ponry constructed 'ha, heavv shower
seems TO knock on, lis foun iatiops.
temperance movements ar. On foot
in this aud other States. Right. Their,
Is great need Of reform in regard to
drunkenness.
The Topeka Tribune Office is in tie
shenff's hands. .awai'lng Judicial action.
Garvey failed t" pay S:arL. aud the
latter brings suit 10 recover the amount
due,
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medtotely in the construction Of the
said railroad; aud secondly, that We are
not to render our aid until the road is
completed &c. One Of these PROPOSE
tions is evidently false. II We immedi-
ateIy aid. We Immediately become re-
sponsib!e. That is se!f-evident. The
scheme is specious and we'll calculated
TO mislead. Il has already deceived
hundred. Il deceived our commission
ers; it has deceived US all.
VOTE IT DOWN!
Give us the clear and unmistakable
proposition we have named above. and
we know where we stand. II is not
complicated. It has no two-faces look
ing both ways. On such a basis We
can all work-all at least, who favor rail-
roads. If the railroad companies want
our aid only when the roads are finished.
as is claimed and insisted up,n. then
let them ask Us for such aid. and not
for immediate help.
Vote doscn erery proposition which
asks you to subscribe stock in adpance of
the completion Of the road-of any road.
Here Is your only safety. .fellow-ciizens.
Go To THE POLLS ON SATURDAY. Go
EARLY. and see that your neighbors all
go. and vote. Let every voter be pre-.
sent.
If you wish to risk an experiment Of
$4,000 in building a railroad. vote Tor
the subscription Of stock DC. Ii you
co no. wish to tax yourselves where all
may fail. lieu VoTE AGAINST IH@ MIA
SURE.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-09-30
Dr.. 4. llders' Iodine Water.
A hral~aAls DIaorer,

s"H"aMS DNDfs5y.
rVlL 'hAfS OF Iodine in each ounce Of " ater
D's'olrsd witaoM S,lrsafI
The mot PowkaSUL VirALIzrxa Aorxr n nd
Restorative known Scro:u,s. Sail. Rheu,n Can.
Gers. kheuma'i'm. Consumption. and many
Cnro'ic ara Heretitasy Dis~as. Q. arc cui e,i by
Us Use; .. thuusa ,ds can testify Circulars cent
ire. rncs q % per bottle. OF for IS 90.
U: ., hSDkES 4 Co., PHYSICIANS and Oh. m.
is's ~ Broadway, New Yok.
eodo ~ DsSeRlsie esaeeaily, Se6-sm
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RIVER PRICES.

The net.oof Live and Let I<ve~ vii! epvers
Is i. seeiives- :
Call aud see US before purchasing
elsewhere. at our new stand on the
south side Of the Public square, ono
door west Of Il. B. Carson 4 Bros store.
2s7-if COY BROTHERS.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27
S6uuebrerz z@ramen.

DaS @rlmsn fir bic SerfGiebenea Diilritte In
es&a Gahntp wtre srbalIrn p'rOrn pis folat
gBrtenburs Sult Is eop6ia 17-S5srma.
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24-Niscsrmdeunsis 25 - S6srmtlfcrb 26-
Observation-Disclosures % - Wiqerstcpn
uup Gmuas 29-SaI,6ure 3I-Gvnn, auapIi
l-SdSslbrrs 3--seaitinStOn 4--Slatinstcn
5.
Dat sramsn tpirO um ll5r gcrmittass an
item Gage brBInnsn.
Glm anI6eint naG wIrb rs irster an Qtt.
rrn fstIn. so Babe ptewrssn siugrpiGiat Qsb.
rsr Su untsrrdttn unb bsranIubtlprn pom S6la.
&c Der Grdmtntruns Bis gu Der GrSfiung Der
S&ulsn fir ben Bintu. 5srmin. Cine autr 3abI
pOtsts ttr rrRtn SiBuns bel. Nlan bufFt ra6
NppIitanisn ttrfs 9sIrsrnbrit bsnubn wrrpm.-
Die Glnhs rpIro am Wontds ben z. au9uil ar.
bilbrt prrtrn an Gbdpman's Station, an @at1.
Iauqua unb SugsIsplr 8alrpao.
Il. !. 0ouns, 60. gupt.
Suni 27. na3m
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Gt8cre1m! GtSeream
George 81. sSreO,
&pnfectipnar in QlQentpirn.

Gpnfectipnar in 9llentppn,
gift tisrbur& Nu&ri6t. bae sr Irin SyrdtIu6rs.
@sidaft, tn Der Snfrrtisuns
Spn oOrtrcfficbem Gtscream,
psI6es wte fGOn bsfannt BON Nitmanb, etnsrlet
bier ooer IN ben 8rOeen Srsii6Ottn, Gbertrcffsn
wsresn tann, auf gFtnsl Mrntass an ist.
nem aitSn StonbpIube In Der gDsii Samiltcn
Strabs, ubsrbulb Der 9trn, pirbsr trSffnsn uno
purG Die SabrsSsit fcrtIsbsn pirb. CT tat sInrn
bflcnoersn Saloon, nit tinrm belon6asn Ginaana
oaSu fir bic Gables ehraeriGtrt. Gr pnlIebt au&
partIrn cbsr @risaf&aften irsnbpO In Der Staet
oNsr umssbun8, auf bic tiirjsite Gn1ciss NIT
3lnerIei &ucbeu, 3mcferfadbem unb
0iscream,
uno 3par Qqes an ben alIrrtiGig1en prsiset.
Ssln attss @rlGaft ats 3udatddtr Itbt sr, pIe
60 It4 BON irItf pnRrtt. SusIdtr 3sit sbrnfalIs.
tcrt. .-uno 70 III tr fir stspsm ssnOFtns 8unb.
l6nft ctrr untsradbuns brSt6 boptbar, unb
enlIasrt alls SCI&s bic ibn isrnrbin NIT tbrn
SunbI6dft bsstrsn ptrten, bae lit hinll3tlt@ bon
Stlisfrt 70 ME Site Urtr ScrSdeIttrtt Istner
arttIsl, 3u ibrtr pollen 3uIdtptnbttt brbisnt prr.
ben Ip!len.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27

Da- Nbmirnl Dupont 9siUrbsn. Gear Qb-
miral SamusI 8. Dupont, sInr Der Srblena-
SOIliisn SfFeierr unfersr 5IOtts, larb am ScrIssn
i5rsitas pISsIi& I'm Ga Yisrts 5Ou1s, pOltlbIf sr
In Der l'btsn Belt eswcbnt batts. S.it ben isB
ten brrt Nunatsn litt sr an siusm Salsd6tI, mel.
6tS in hsn Isbtsn paar Saesn odnsIi6 psrf6pun.
BEN su Isin fGtrn, aIs bttnelts seRsrn frdG pl6s.
lid NIT boiler WaGt uusbra4 unO ben 9ub ttr'
bsifdtrts. GbmtraI Dupont IL aus 0sp S.rlsp
ssbiirtis unb tat felt funfsS Subrsn In Der GlOtts
Der Der. Staatrn ssbisnt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27
.Turd,tbaree Dcrbrcben.

g o # on, 10. SUM. Gin furbtto-
rer SaQ BON teuflilbem Srrbreben uno
Mcro 1T 9eitern in einem uSuiIep 6
8ooo" 9enannten plusein Rorburp ents
oectt poroen.
Man fano Die eeiben 5peier ermoroe.
ter @eibwifter, Siobeua Sopce, ID Sab
re, uuo ibres Sruoers, II Sabre alt.
Oas iun9e Mdoben mar Supor 0elhdn=
Oct moroen, uno Damn Der Ooppelmoro
be9an9en, nobribeinlitb um oao teuflis
l6e Serbre6en ju uerbeimli6en.
Sie GItern Der tooten &in0er wobnen
in oieIer Stact uno ltno iebr ohtbar.
Sie un9lGdliben, tleinen Spfer oieIer
fGrbterliben Sbat brfbdfti9ten itb nit
Dem Sammeln miloer Slumen i'm Batz
oe uno Dem @inoeu BON SrGnjcn aus
Smmer9riin uno Slumen, oenn Die per-
trodneten SrGbte ibrer Nrbeit la9en jera
itreut umber an Dem 9laec, tpo man ID.
re 9eitben entoeGte.
Die armen &inocr rparen felt poriaen
Monta9 UermiBt Noroen.
Sbomo6 2(inlp, Elm WoIer, tpurbe beu.
te ipe9en Seroabt5 Der StbeIi9un9
an Dem furbtbaren Serbreben 9c9en Die
Sopce &inoer perbaftet. Sis iest err
9iebt fi1 ieoob nod fein birccter Sepeis
oeoen ibn. IS fino Selobnun0en bic
jur Summc BON s $500 BON Den Sebor:
oen uno GinScincn aus9eieet rporocn ouf
6abba aftwcroun9 oes SerbrCbere. Dae
Grei9niB erseu0t in Der 9on;en 8emelns
oe Elm @efubl BON SbauOer uno Srauer.
Mrs. Sopce, ale lie oas Sbifiol ibrcr
8inoer erfubr, wuroc cDnmdbti9 unC
lou ieitoem oeiifcsQbmeleno lein.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27

ES- Die iebente 9O6tsr elmer ltbsntrn Sod.
ter bat 5oIssnbss srmtttsIt, UNI Su ssseu, ps6t
ptGttse 8cIe bic 3ubI Si.tsn In Gstsn rrs 0ra>
fUsnten SVbnIcn ipitGt:
Der Nnme SCbnfon sntbdIt Fsbsn guHaabsn /:
NIT brm Ia, Sabre purbe er S6neibsrltbrlIns,
2maI z bttrisb Oisfrs @,ptrts Z Sabre. Qls
sr rs aufsab mar sr 81 Sabre alt, 3mal z. SIN
Sabre 1928, Anal z, wurbs sr gum alderman
Der StaOt @rWnpins. q. G., unb I'm SATIRE
1885, Small 7, purbe rr In bic ee9islatur bon
SsnneiTu trpd6It: r mar bamals 80 Sabre
ait. Sabre 1912. 6mal z, purOe sr In BEN
@on9rrB, unb I'm Sabre 1857, I'm altrr BON 40
Satrrn, 7mal 7, wurbr or In ben Der. @ta:trn
Sfnat setpdblt. glm 7. M6r, 1862 purpe or
gum NiItGr. @ouSrneur bon 9nntTee rnannt,
unf I'm SABRE 1864, I'm Altr bon Sc SatrsK,
Small z, rurbs sr aIs gier' prdfOtnt numntrt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27
Gin SrcmoIins in Der mdt.

Im 6reitd9, i6rsibt bsr Ytttsburser
,6r'tbettSfrsunb, wurbs Elm StrdFns aus bcm
b'ItBen 3VhtbauIe entlaiIsn, ter nrttO IA Sabre,
6 VI nate In jenrr gnlaIt ,uss6raGt bate. BUR
3sit ais Der Mdnn In tas 3I6tGaus fam, CAB
rS mod feline Silsntabn in pittsturs unO batsn
fa unIsrr beipen Starts feiterm pOtl 70 otr'
dhbert, baB ttm, mad Ieinm Ianssn Gti6Iub
bon Der dnbucn gBrIt, mobI NGss nru uno fremb
pcrsefcmmtn Isin mag. Daju waren bic oltsn,
itm betannten @tT8tG fun allr prf6wunben,
uno BON Itinen 8rwanttrn letrn nur wsntes
metr. Ter Mann mar wsstn 9funNRiftuns
perurtbrilt wcrorn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-06-27

fa 1u fommen, uno ib fann Sud uerffb. !.
ern, oaB cine 9roBe 2(niabl beedterter
eeute BON bier noe .9eben uno in Nmerifa
ibr 9elo dnle8en meroen. Oas Qu6wan.
oerunasReber bat Sapern mob nibt 1ebr
berdbrt. @s miro icoob nibt auebleis
bon. Die 8e9ierun9en ifno Der aus
rpanoerun9 nab 2lmerIfl iebr ent9e9en.
Son Stuttgart nab lltm 1T Die berrz
li6e 8e9eno obwebielno biiseli9 uno
eben. l(n Den SG9eln miro @ein, in Den
Gbenen Srubt uno 8ra5 aebaut. Son
ulm biz augsburg uno Mdn6en 1T mebr
Sla6lano. .-
Mrnien 1T Die 9rpBe 8ierftabt bon
europa. Ginen balbsn Square peit
fonnten mir fbon oas Greiben Der eeute
baielbft b6ren uno ieben. gSir traten
Elm uno folb Elm 2(nblif 1T mir ME Suuor
9eworoen. Seoer 9o(t beeilte iib feinen
&ru9 9efilIt 3u erbalten, Der etWa orei
pnte fdBt, uno etma Al @entS-6 Ereus
Jer-nertb 1T, an onoern pldsen 81
&reu3pr. Die1e Srauerci miro auf Rez
9ierune5eoiten betriebsn uno liefert oa5
Sicr ;u 8offenpreifen. 9to6 ndbftem
Sftober nib fie ju oemfeIben preiie usrs
faufen oirfen, rpie anoere Srauer. Dies
gtdblifement osrfauft ti9lb i'm GinJels
nen oreitauIeno 9aaonen, uno es oiebt
cine Qn,ubl FOLDER @eibdfte, Die ebenfo
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ne &oft, 20 @ents, Sa9elobaer, so biz
81 @ents, 6au6ibreiner 60 Gent6, Maus
rer so per Sag, in Saoen erbalten Die
Waurer nur 45 9ent6 unb Sael0bner
nur 3S Gents. Srauen, nelbe bon 4 ubr
MOr9ens bis ipdt Ibeno5 arbeiten,
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3u befoitiaen. Bei6enmebl od6 100 pfo.
81. 4O-&inofeifb ii @ts. per pfuno-
Sratenfeifb Is @ts.- 3ufer l34 Ste.
-&afee &c Ste. uno &leioer etWa ball
ben 9rei6 i'm Ser9leib etwa 3u unierm
Ganoe. SubenbolB, oas 6laf fter S 1910.
SonnenboIS, oas SLATER $G.40, &oblen
35 @ents oos 100 Qfuno.
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