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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
War. with the Indians
Kill or. be Killed.

Capt. Frank, formerly of Cedar
Falls, writes to Samuel St:ckley, from
Atlantic City, Wyoming, of their
trouble with the Indians. Judging
from his account, we should think
it rather dangerous to be safe" out
there.
We are permitted to make the fol-
lowing extracts from his letter:
ATLANTIC CITY, April 5, 1870.
Never since this country was set
tied, have there been times like
these. All is excitement, everybody
awe stricken, hundreds of murderous
Indians are around us. Last Thurs
day morning the Indians made raid
on US and have killed number of
men. Last Sunday four men were
laid out in one house, who were
brought in from the hills, and O
young man in another house was
shot Thursday and died OF his
wounds Saturday. The Indians first
shot these men with rifles then ar
rows, scalped the most of them,
stripped them naked and cut and
ripped their bodies in fearful man.
ner; some had their faces hacked to
pieces with tomahawks. Another
man was found yesterday, making,
so far, six In all, he was terribly
mutilated. More are yet missing and
supposed to be butchered by tile In
dams. News reached us last night,
that large body of Indians were
moving towards US from another di-
rection, and If that Is so, they are
bound on cleaning out this district
by numbering every soul and burn
| ing all there is to burn. Business
has almost entirely stopped, every
body is armlng himself, people are
very excited, and we are in the midst
of an indian war, which is feeling
only those can feel who are in this
awful situation. Men are organizing
to 60 out and meet them, If possible,
in order to save the lives of women
and children, and l think about
every able bodied man is ready. We
are not safe In our own cabins. Since
Thursday last, / have scarcely slept
any, expecting to hear the cry of In
dams any hour of the night or day.
When one does 60 out, the rifle and
revolver is always with him, AID so
when we lie down our rifles are ny
our sides, as we'll as revolvers, battle
axes, &C., &c. We are in a state of
feeling and excitement which ] can
not describe. A party of us will go
to South Pass to-tay to see what they
are doing. I suppose we will have
to go campaining. Last year they
did not come in before the middle OF
July and no one expected them this
year any sooner, "a there is a good
deal of snow.
Tomorrow morning about 200 men
start out for the Arapahoe camp, we
may have to 60 so or 60 miles. but
we are bent on killing every thing
that looks like an Indian, big or
small. The thing is this, if we want
to live here, either the Indians or
ourselves have to die, and we prefer
killing them if possible.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

Spring Shawls of beautiful pat
terms and colors, at Miller, Wilson d
('O'a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

All kinds of Groceries, such ~
sugar, Teas, Coffee, Rice, Pepper,
Spice, Tobacco, dried Raspberries,
dried Peaches, Soap, Matches, &C.,
can be found at Hazlett's at very
low prices. Go to Hazlett's for
cheap Groceries.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

1T you want the prettiest Chintz
Prints you ever saw at only l2l cents
per yard, go to Hazlett's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

GEs~ For first class Insurance, go to
c. G. Knapp, agent of Phoenix, of
Hartford, Conn. l.y
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

The best place to buy Apples is at
Chase & Rhodes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

n Bd'yuin.--A Choice Lot of
Mountain Messina Oranges and Lem.
"ns, on Consignment for Sale by the
Box or Mt Retail, at Chase & Rhodes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
High Wafer

Reminds us Of house cleaning,
when rooms are repaired and paper.
cd. Wise & Bryant offer Wall Pa
per, Paints and Oils cheaper than
ever.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

SCHooI.s.-The public Schools o.
this City opened last Monday with 8
full attendance In the lower rooms. -
No change I'm the teachers. The
whole number enrolled in the sever
al departments are as follows:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

FARMERs TAKE NoTIcE.-we call
the attention of our numerous far.
mer readers to the advertisement of
the Star Seeding Machine and Corn
Cultivator combined. This popular
machine is for sale by Messrs. Kem-
merer & Whaley, of Arlington. 1t
is highly spoken of by those who
have tested it. One important feat
ure about IL is that it is so construct
ed, as to not clog or choke up by I'M
clean grain. Many Others might be
mentioned. The best recommends
tions to be given is its own record
1t is meeting with good SALE
Kemmerer & Whaley are active bust
ness men, and are very naturally
working up good trade.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

House Rent.
y house will rent for $50 year
more, If well papered and painted
For Wall Paper, Paints, and Oils,
cheap, go to Wise Il Bryant's.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

All of Dake's Celebrated Crackers
fresh at Chase & Rhodes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

1000 pounds A No. Candies, Just
received by Chase d. Rhodes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

The Cedar Fas Library Association has n IA
5rary OF abont one Thousand Volumes. Any per.
con can have the privilege Of drawing books fos
he period OF one year by paying the suns OF two
iolIars
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

A new CONNECTION. Hash! at Chase
& Rhodes.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
Look Here! ~ Bargain /!
lEnrnl for. sale

One hundred and twenty acres o.
excellent land, lying only one half
mile from tbs village Of Applington,
on the main road to Parkersburg.-
Ninety acres hroke--75 of which are
under good fence, with living water,
together with some choice meadow
land. Price two thousand dollars
cash. or short time OH one half
Call on or address,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, Apr. 81.
WHEAT $751;; for No q.
CoRN--9O for No. 2.
oATs-46 @4sh.
DRESSED noGS-O.5OaiOe
OFFICE CEDAR FALLS GAZETTE,
April % 1870.
Wheat has been unsteady during the week
ringing from 402s5.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
MASONIC.

BLACK HAWK LODGE No. rs. A. r. C A. NJ.
Regular Meetings NJ Masonic Hall. ON the Mon.
lay on or before the Pull Moon IN each month. u,
H. Van Saun, w. M; ". Townsend. y, W. !; A. q.
Thompson, j, w; J. J. Tolerion, secy.
VALLEY CHAPTER, n. a. NJ. NO. 20. " Regu.
ar Meetings at Masonic Hall. on the "Wednesday
IN or before the Fail Moon of each month. \. A.
Bishop II. p; y. II. Packard X. A. G. Bunhci.
g.; A. Trowbridge, sec'y. -
BALDWIN CoMMANDERY, X. T. NO. H. --
Regular Meehngs al Masonic Hall, on Friday on sr
before the Full Moon OF each month. q. b. Van
saun, Il. q. y. A. Birhop, Gen.. H. Townsend.
2. u. =. III. Packard, Recorder.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
CITY OFFICERS,

If1vor-E TOWNSEND.
Aldermen, LIST Wdrd-C. b. Stilson. Y. II.
Gregg. .--a.. r -#-. #........a
Aldermen, I'd Ward-J. ~. Benjamin, II. u.
Hunt.
Aldermen 3D. Hura-Elias Overrnan. q. ..
Andrews. ...#......
Aldermen, 4A Ward-J Josiah Thompson, u. A.
Bishop.
CUg TreasHrer--C G.. Knapp.
Guy Cterk--G. l.. Mills. .A.
CITY K1Fshai--J j. Royce.
City Council meets fret Tuesday IN each m onth
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

Dss~ For No. insurance, go to q.
{. Knapp, agent for North America,
of Philadelphia. Nv
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

MAIta ARRIVE,
From the East and North ....s.... :. Gi5 7. II.
FROM In, West ......,.... ....... loco A. VI.
From wlloughby, every Friday. 600 +. IL.
MAILS CLosE.
Cor the East aud NORTH, ...,.,.,., G3l \.
For the Wsst ........s4..s...s ...,.. l'su " ~.
Through Mail for Dubuque and East. 500 L. ".
Niloughby every Saturday ,-.....,.., ,.,.s A. NJ
Office hours except Sundays) nom A. III. TIL
SIP. M. . -,
oficc opes on Sunday from o'clock p. nj. TIL
SP, NJ,
No Malls arrive or depart on Sunday, except tho
through Mail .,. :, a,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
CEDAR FALLS OMNIBUS LIVE.

'Busscs run TO and rom n. 4 3. G, and Cea
Falls a MINI. H. II. Dcpais In connection vita
all ,raips Also Busscs furnished on all occasions
when desired. Office at the Carter House.
GEO w. LLARK. Prnnrietnr.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

t9erk-Q. A. Eherhart
Next Session Monday, May a3d, 1870.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judqs-IIon. s. Bagg. raE
Next Session Monday. June 10th, 1870.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
tptintg ARditor'--D. w, Foote.
County clark -. A. Eberhart
t0glnfy TreasareF--R. a. Whitaker.
tottnfg Recorder --,Jns. w. Mcclure. aa
SbsFtT-w r. Brown.
touaiy SRrpegor John Ban.
Co. Supt Common lschogls--AlDert N. Bceman.
tar0afg--w. O. Richards
Directors Of Poor Hoass--W, +. Brown, a..
Conger, Caleb May.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
General Directory.
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.

CEDAR rALis MINNESOTA n D.
coIsr NoaTs.
leave Cedar Falls, 900. 2;0n r. VI. | $50 A. ".
Arrive At st. Ansgar,. So. $50 +. NJ. $50 A. y.
aoISa sorTn.
cave 81. Ansgar ,...... 400 A. NJ. AGO r. VI,
Arrive at Cedar Falls, -. 9b0 \. NJ. 0;4B Z. 81.
5, A, JoSsELYN, Station Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
CEDAR FALLS CHURCHES.

BAPTIST-Corner of Main and 9TH Streets Rev
~, =. Starr, Pastor Services every sabbath at
i0if A. NJ. and ~ i. M. sabbath school az ~ N.
MET1IoDrsT--concr Washington and 7th ~.
Row. X. W. Keeler. Pastor, Services every
sabbath at l0n A. NJ. and IA 7. b. sabbath
school at 0 A. NJ.
PRESBYTERIAN Main Street between 9Th
and Tth. Rev. =. r. Griffith, Pastor. Services every
sabbath at i0h A. NJ. and "a 7. VI. sabbath
school at ~ NJ.
CONGREGATIONAL Clay and 9th ST.,
Rev. l.. b. Fineld Pastor. Services every sabbath
AZ 1914 A. M. and 2h L. NJ Sabbath School Vt
IAN.
EpiscoPAIs-Cor Of MeI9 and 7th Street e..
every Sabbath, u f0iS A. NJ and az p. NJ. sab
BATH school immediately after morning seryies
Bible Lecture, nj y. NJ, every Sabbath.
CATHOLIC Washington Street between TIN
u,d Sth Father n. +. Gum. Services every Sab.
,ath at A. NJ. and fOls A. NJ. Sabbath School
II isM.
GERMAN LUTHERAN Fremont street, Rev.
Bernard Foelsch Pastor Services every Sabbath
AT iDls A. NJ.
EvANGELICA AL Corner OF Franklin and sih
Streets, Rev. j. MUM, Pastor. Services ever
sabbath nj iOti A. M and ~ j.. NJ. SABBATH
school at , r. NJ.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

pIsTRyCrC COURT.

,hiige- Hon. Jamcs Bnrt.
Dtst. AHy---I. Is, Pawsrs.
SlsTJF--W r.. Brown.
t7erk--G. A, Eherhart
Next Session Monday, May aai, 1870.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

$. l.. KEMMERER,
Applington Iowa.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22

VIM. q II. u. KENNISON.
April IL, 1870.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
Commercial.

GoLD-.ii3k. ~
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-04-22
CEDAR FALLS SCHOOL BOARD.

PresideRt---G. w. Van Saun.
Secretary-S ". Pierce.
Treasurer--J. II. Knapp.
Utrectors-Byron Culver. II, e. TIemenway. A.
q, Thompson. shepard Wflssn, q. B. Van saun,
y. Van Der Vaart. E. ....-.-
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@ns.CrIrn.
Nel8' N0NMI1rer Sdlnhla0e1l.

Der 9toBc getTduf uOn sttefeIn unO edubcn bat be-.
gonnen; in ben nddeu 80 Sasrn luiro nusueriau UNI
oru 6trbitluuaren plab Ju mddat gDir earantirtu,
oaB ieosr Grtite 10 beid,aen it, pie er on9etiuOist it,
SamcnE8aitcrs auer Artcn mtAbiGbn 75 Gts.-$1
VtorodosStefcl Iiir Sat1en 81, 81. 25, Sl.50.
bobe 3amens@aiters an ber Seite 9ei6niirt $3.50
gorgrB. Caters iiir WGOfrn 65 6cnts
Wtorofo' Stieiel fir WidOdbrn rs @ts., 100.
8amen=pantOttcln auer Nrt 40 bis 80 gts
perren.G Gon9reBs s9jatcrs Sl.50, 50. $3.50
Senugelte tpeggedl SerrsrsYalmorais 81 so, 81. u.s.
500 paar 9errCu'Stteisl 81. so t9Bertb S5).
genagete tpeggedl &naben 8amorals 81 90. 81. 40
10000 Yaar Ddmens6ausdube Is, 90 uu6 70 Gents
6obe qaiina s8Gtters iiir Ut6o6en 81, $l.35.
aableberne SdluGe fir WldObcu 70 Gents.
Gin un8ebeurer YOrratb Oon fertieaemabter Nrbeit
AH- yDr baben ale gBaaren uorrGtbtg. lpelbe mir
arle8en! 3. %els s $pbn,
(lRlt2l ,3U}te) Nr. So Wor0sg utatpltraBe,
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lungen Wdohenber3ens Su perfolseu, 0as nc.
ben Dem urplbBlI1 auilcuhtenoen Strabl si.
ner nun0erbaren Seligteit ben unerbittli.
blidt?
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cine 9Reile foriaeno uno befremoet aui Dem
@eitbt Ocs in tribes Sinnen o6aig Uerlorenen
iunQen Wdo6ens.
rgtu, Ginb, unterbrn@ iie enoIi9 bic lauts
loie Stillt in Der Gaube, sper's nidt mAste,
onB Du einen Brauttran3 binoeIt, Der miiBte
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8ottesadr ...... YBie iisbf 8u otnn aus?
Sin i9Onts Sob3citsaeiidbt eos"
Sillt mar bel ben eriten lBorteu i0b empors
gefabren, uno Die BON Der 5Ofr6tbiu auI Sip.
pen un0 QBuu9en permiBte 6arbe itbrie fir
einen Moment bo6autGlhbeno jurud.
HS9 babe freiltb auh 10 meine eiaenen frh=
ben @eoan'er Beraoe bel Dem ErnnJ oa, fubr
Sante B6rbhen fort, als bic Angereoete
idne9: rit er oob er3mur9en uno ertrpBt
poroen boa ben Gltern, Die nun einmal Die
9Babl ibrer Sobter fhr cine ungladlide ball
ten. 8Gs bat b6e gIuftritte gegcben in benz
9auIel.. ...... SD peiB nidbt, Az meiner 3eit
mar oas gang an0ers; 0a bate man mebr He=
ipett Uor 0er 9iniiht Der @lteru uno i'd meis
ne aud, man liebtc iie NIT mebr AufOpfe=
ruugT
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ltb uno i9DelIten adtlos iibtr ben 8arten
blnUe9 melt, ueit binous in Die 6erne, aber
nidt in oas ionnige 8lau, oeiien duBerIten
Souln in einem 5art rOiieen Suit SsrihmoIs.
IN Die ldnGit ueriuntenc SuBen0 irrtsn iis 5u:
rtif, unO es muBte Elm ipebmiitbiser Wioment
ietn, auf Wd6em Iie rubteu, oenn UNI Die
4tppen i4Wette Elm trnuri8es 2ateIn.
t6WtltsanS fost)
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Srlrnrnnhiidlr Sl2ndlrir

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Nble" TT gGuilih Oerbrannt WerIui bon Wculhcnlc'
ben IT nttt ~ bsta8tn. Der G,eIooerIult bsIauit lid
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liuerpopl an8eomtrn
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lung Der etanOinauer ab8CbaIteu lutrocu, nm tbre
Gpmpatbien beii9IiG Der trit0iibrCuoeu Vlddte in
europa tunoluBsbet.
- Sn 81. Souls uro brabfdtigt fir 3 Utiu 8us.
Elm GebGn0e beriitelen eas ale BabnbOlr, b1s Sots
bdus, cine Y0rle In0 elm SUtel tntbulten iull.
- Wcnlteur Yupan, bon Der franz. @ecuibdtt Oer
Sumnnttarer, 1T uad bem SiOlusten BON Iiliiourt
geganael, nm OnisIbii eiuen Ylub fir cine NnspAng
pon 1000 tranl. 6nmen dusSuiuhen
Searn Die rep. domination ocs Gapt. 8aOtns tir
ben GonarcB IN Sprtngiien, Wto, 1T pOu elmer proBcu
sntbntafiiGsn, rep. WtaNen' y.riammIun8 protert
wor0en.
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rart ln9snomlnsn; IN GaienG, 2u,, fn6 IN 1agen
me9r Utnbtn aeiiprben as lDnlt In W(ondt IA iter.
ben pllt8en. Die urlads TT In Der eroBrH 3lbe 81
ludbtn.
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Sonu, lut9en Vitruaes tit aebulien Wuroen merocn
WabrldetnIh iregeullen luerDen, oa lie b nit ben
Setro9ensn orr9Ieiten ueroen.
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nsn es ab nit ben goriebtrn Der dbintiitCu Orgapta.
ton bersiis ocS tuIi BON Der Gbneicn.6 onUen
ton erbaltenen Circulars Iu cunIultirtu
Ste SeIts IN Arbona betlaSen ltb ubtr bic giadjs
l0iit8teh Der Bun0esttuppei 9in lH0lbcn 5hele Dts
Ierrorums iuuroen In elmer gDOhe g9eiBe uun ben
JH0dntrn getb6et.
= am SO. Suli brannttn 9arrps UGbGe uno Iein.
Sstraies'Wa8aItns III ainGion. Ont, Gb, sdjdOtu
$4,000; ib.iIweiie uerbrt. Die auCgenoe GSiloers.
spes g0erfte wurce ibItmm beih0o9t uuo 500 aIattr
Doll Uerbranntet
= G1biidoi pureeu iuiro bel ieiucr Giidtcbr Uou
europa in Cincinnati nit groBer Seierlideit empfau
gen lutrbsn. Nue tatb. gertiue Der sta6t uno 9tad
baridat perben an ber i}etr NntbeiI ncbmtn.
= Die fdrbaen Ylt9tr Gineinndtt'S baben Wrbritcr.
8tretue eebilos uno beGloen. sr9en ben 3mpott bt.
Rtitlder Nrbeiier lu rcmonittirtn.
= tIeber ~ Ntiu Buibel Qobleu Iiao non pitts.
bnfa unirrlpfas nadl Nircinnatl
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GIrimf linif

SIN isran, Guet 9O,pnibp bet 2aniro. 3Oiua. CT.
trant am 5rtttaR Absn6 eint game 6amtlte Ssintth
Sd)umann, elm Weteret,Ytfber tpoe init etnem 5ubrs
iuerte ben rciBcnneu 5uB bel Der SiueIeon.Shludb
ourtabrrn. >uobei Der gBa8en umIdlu8 uno aue On.
iaen. .beiiebeno In ttntr drau uno In leinen Sin.
bern nebN BEN Gatldjtr trtranien.
- IN Sapion, Ohio, iuuroe an }reitag eiu aino &C.
b0rcii, baB lS Vflnb mOg
= Nm 2s Sult brannten In Nar9banp. pd., brei
nebeu eindnosr bnbe Gsrbereicn uu6 pier Q0obubGu.
ier ab Branotaoeu $4,000. 8as 6stltr entitauD
burd &inidlu9rn ots Blibes.
- 5n gBootter, 'Dbto, Wuroe has 7'iabrt9e 3odttrs
den 10. Riits,s am lebten Sonnerfa8c ourb ben Sb
erihlaacn Das atno laB iur 3eit orr eaiatropbe in
btr Ndbe bes Stens.
- Gin pruOsr bts eduphnos gotbipolie. u@sIbtr
acIer" 8titarnt brad Dor sin'sen 2G8sn Surtld oas
= Cine ileuc taiboliIds Stride wuros In Rsip. 2ctt
am souutase oom Stui Wooo aus philadelphia &C.
lueibt.
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pottiuub, INT oas Commando iber bas Sepurtement
pan Columbia ~ iibernrbmeu.
= Bier nprobeutidps sdiiie iie8en i'm Saicn bon San
= in ct. 2ou,s uuroe am samIia0 bon ben irau,,
YebDrDsn eintm burt9en Qantmann Der Wuitrap 10000
3onnen Ssu fur bic iranB6be Nrnee baioi9t nubus
taufen
= eint sroBs Wsnss 3abad wtIde am nadTcn
Dlttnuod aul elmer Nusltlnn8 In Cincinnati ausgeeBt
ipsrosn tou. fam oDrt an
- Vim 80 Su irib brad I'M n6rplidjer 3bele bes
r9loro Sabn". WlaIhirenraurts ju 9oneoro. no.
ssuer aus uno ,erlBrts ia eu 4 Sbtil oes @sbauOes
8 9oiomoiiosn ino isbr beiGaoi8t SerIait sSo,oOO
= Der .6ouritr- aus g3aou Roust, Ga, itiet bic
Btrtun9 BON Neseriinoern ourb ben Der. St. sSoms
midr an; ot'slbsH parsn felt Der hbten Rbston bis
Jest IN stapers ssbal'sa uno nod oaiu 8raulam be'
= On Gong Brand, R..s.. anb am 80. 9ull lit sc.
genpart stner 3ui4aRrintnss oon 10000 Bsronen elm
aD.irsnnsn itaii Den bodnsn rsts tsl5,yOOl ss,pan
bslnbolo I'M Wonmoutb. .Hsnnen.
Ienbst. irg g'if ~
IL Die vgtbleien bon gbiIaocpbia idlusen bic
nuhSt Stnr Nnnu nm GSun milf
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8sspsIIsr fRr ReiIsnbs.
Rattlasrt.cbtp stfenbabn.


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