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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-07

s- The new style Calling Cards
have already become the rage with
the ladies. We are we'll supplied,
however, and can ell all orders. Call
at this Office.
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CoNvENTIoN.-Th The Democratic
State Convention meets in I~ndianapo-
lis tomorrow, and we presume a large
delegation Of the unterrifed will
leave for the capital to-day.
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"a Those beautiful Calling Cards
at the Journal Office, are pronounced
By the lafies to be beautiful. Call
and see them.
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PERSONAL. - 1Iarsh Atkisson re-
turned yesterday, on the steamer
Rapidan, from a trip up Tennessee
River looking after cotton.
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m H FlIGe'
One Dollar EACH
including lhc SECOND GRAND
CONCERT.
The DRAGGING aoiH P0atireiV Take
Place Saturday, Jan l5. 1870

Mr.. r. I'll. ELIAS has been edv Eat hF II.
physician g. @ discontinue D. leWrIFE aI#
uesss tnnt be bias boon IHfraLHH NNr HH
many yeara,on occouut ofItssugtnr l1n cone
lining and Injurious go hlH ueHlius mHH#
u bis old cuatounrn uua tnU mos. urlW|a
uent and l0 tdim# men OF ~HIucfuuHll have
advised him fo mnEe "a GHANu H|HlNIa
hUI1DH 81 bis entire stock and F#ELuTU.l
aud have promised hiu tntlr 8iH and fu-
huence. IuIB deWelry Store waH raAHuT
hHhed by Jo8eph Draper iu 1881 HeW nH
succeeded by TT. ~. Ola lu 1905 r. H
gagged IA the JeWriiy JfusipcaH Twelve
Years Re can refer wien lust irIda t8 aIf
the jewelers. OF Cincinnati. re- most uN
the principal business house,, With whom
he has hm0 the pleasure OF doing Uu-Iun."
They VIII all te-tly 70 hlH honesty end
assn ed hat the utmost fairness uud hone
esty Wall be the greatest aim oI MF. EtHH
g. that all VIII share equally ln thc prizes
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IT WILL INroxIoATE.-We have
listened to many discussions in which
it vas attempted to prove that lager
beer is not an intoxicating beverage.
A Jury in Massachusetts, lately gave a
verde. that . lager beer was not an
Intoxicating drink. uCder the law"
but the case was appealed to the
Superior Court, aud the verdict was
set aside by the Judge, who TINS do
clared that it would iutoxicat9.
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TOBACCO SALE.-Martin. Gardner
& Co., viii sell at ten O'Clock this
morning, eight hoysheads Of Tonnes
see River tobacco.
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HEBREW BALL.-The Hebrew Lit
erary Society announce a grand ball.,
to take place at National Hall, on.
Tuesday, January 18th. The pro-
ceeds are to, be applied towards the
purchase of a library for the Society.
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REVENUE DECISION. We notice
that Commissioner Delano has decid-
ed bitters and all other alcoholic COM
pounds, put up and sold as medicines,
and properly stamped as such under
schedule G, Internal Revenue laws.
are to be treated as medicines and
not as spirituous liquors. Persons are
not liable to special taxes as liquor
dealers By reason Of selling them.
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4 Son or GENERAL BOYLE Acct
pENTALLY KILLED General Boyle
passed up from Henderson, en- route
to Louisville, last night, on the
steamer Taraecou. He was called
homo By e telegram stating that his
son Henry, aged eighteen years, had
been killed By q railroad accidenk,
near Milton, Pa. Tho young nan
only survived a short tue sitter the
accident. He on q visit to Milton
10 SPEND BIS holiday vacation, and we
deeply sympathise With the bereaved
psFents in their sad visitation. An
other son left louisville yesterday, to
bring his romans home for inter-
meat.
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DTvIDEND. The First National
Bank has declared a semi annual
dividend OF Eve per cent. free of tax.
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CITY S.

@ The year 1870 will have fifty
three Saturdays. It came in oD..Satur-
day, and will go out on Saturday.
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DaT Boys Buck Gloves, Wooi
Mitts, Comforts, Nubias, Hoods,
Gloves, and Hosiery of all kinds
sheap, at Schapker. Bussing & Co.'S.
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Tax GoATs.-We are daily urged
by good citizens TO keep up the war
against the goats. and we have looked
up the city ordinances and find that
they can be abated. Section 10, of
"an ordinances concerning dogs and
other animals" reads as follows;
"SEc. 10. That hereafter It shall
not be lawful for any person to permit
or suffer any hog. swine, pig or goat,
to run at large within the city" etc.
The penalty for SO doing is a fine Of
not less than one nor more than ten
dollars.
That's the ticketl Now let as see
if we can not be rid of these stalking
~nuisances, whose odoriferOus perfume
insults the olfaetory organs and
causes a speedy application Of cambria
to the nosiriis. We hope the Mar
shall will use " strategy, me boy" and
flank the goats By arrestiDg their
owners, il they have any.
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RAJ Scbnpker, Busting & Co.'S
Mammoth "One Price Dry Goods
Stcle Is the best place t0~buy useful
Holiday PRESENTS. decl1
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FoUR OFFICEs-Corner Of Second
aud Locust Streets, for rent. Apply
to &. w. SuANKLIN.
de2-tf
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"a A fifteenth amendmentite,"
is the name that is now given to the
darkey's in Kentucky.
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sa~ r. G. Bridwell & Co corner
Of Main and Third Streets, have 3
foil stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American aud import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and ROckbridge Alum Waters.
iel7-rf
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- NoTIQEa.
Oh. RIOHAU5 GOLDEN Remedies.

Or. RICHAU'5 COLLEEN Remedies.
$1,000 REWARD for any case Of dis
ease IA any STAGE which they fafl 10 cure.
DIR. hIChAU'S GOLDEN BALBAM No.
] cures Ulcers, liberated sore Throat and
Mouth. sore kYes, Hruptione,
Copper-coiorod biotcnes, soreness OF the
scalp, ScrOfula, SC it ts the Eecatest Heu-
ovators ATT ratlVe, aut Blood Purifier
kDown
DIX. KfCHAU's GOLDEN BALsAM. No.
2 cures M%ercuIlal Affections, Rheumaasm
IA Gil rs forms. Price 81 either NO. 4 or z
e. psr bottle, or two BOTTLES for GO.
DIR. hICHAU'5 GOLDEN ANTIDOTE, "A
rapid and radical cure for all Urinary de-
r~augcn6nts. Price 80 per bottle.
DR. klCHAU's GOLDEN ELlALA
D'AMOUE, a radical cure lcr Nervous or
General Debility, IA old or young. Price
% per bottle, or two bottles FOR ~. On re-
cetpt OF price these remedies VIII be bhlp.
ped to any place. Prompt attention fata
to 81 correspondents. None Genutne WAta-
out tho uameo OF DH, kICuAUi5 GOLD
I'm REMEDIES. j.. Is. RICHARDS Sole
PROPRIETOR" Blown ~ glss- OF bottles. ADJ
dress DR.. ID. y. RICHARDS, No. Us Narick
street, New YORK oca-lK@na
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E Domestic Goods. Dress Goods.
and Cassimtres, very cheap at Sehap-
ker, Busslug & Coz. decll
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YOU will ind Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents, at Click 4 Schwartz, OPP
posIfe the Opera House. sep25
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LOCAL NOTICES.

First EcW Bacon Of The season.
New Sugar cured Hams.
New Plain Hams.
New Shoulders and Sides.
ian5-Iw w. NJ. AKIN's Pork House.
H Fifty cents FER half can for
Maltby's best fresh Oysters, received
daily from Baltimore.
III. Hermann, Agent,
jan 4 1w No. % Main Street.
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MnnIfesia.

hAN1FEsT OF steamer Rapidan No. z,
from Easfport 10 Evansville, Jan 6-kron-
enbuger Il Barnett, 1 spriBg wagon ]
O4kIty, a SKIS yarn: J Ayers q TO- A hhds
Iobaccs: Lichfrn & I~chpnhauser, 1 lamp
ana fixtures: J. Ruff ber Jr & CO, 10 dressed
boys. VI Han. ~ heAs hogs, ! cOOp chick
en-, 4 JAMS lard. 2 boxes eggs and hntter:
Minor q ITALIAN, 1 10 shoes Preston q
Mentf-e, 5 bbis ~nsolGs%esi 3 bales cntion;
Il o BabcOcR. i horse power; + .2On. Dick
~ 81 ars m 1 bale cotton; Mackeyt ees-
hit & Co.. u 8a IS cotton, ! sadd e. r X
DunkpfSou, 70 bales cotton; Weldon. Bros
q Co. 1 bale c ton; = " Patrick, 4 bales
cotton, I box mise.
RE SHTPPzEC.
LonIsyille--E Kennedy, 8 bales
cori0u: T ii Tuumas Q, 3 bales rot on f;
u " Wicks & Co. 10 bags peanuts; dc seA,
Whit q =, : baEs peauu g..
C!ncinu ts-Addy. ul 8 Co, 30 bags
Deannts, A. bHie- cotton Miller, Brown &
Co, rs bags ptanu +. 3 bales cotton Robert
M0ure & Co 50 oaies cotton: j. Merriam,
70 baas pgHnuC. J II . Co Al
bales 0tion: EO Hurd 8 Co, 10 bags pea
"uts. 3 bales cOttoni Lowry d Patterson
Fiftsbars-J Dlckey&Co, s. bags peanuts.
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Our LIBRARIEs.-We are surprised
that our City, Township and County
Libraries are not better appreciated
in our city, especially by our mechan-
les and laboring men, Ali have q
chance to read and acquire knowledge,
and thus ft themselves for ONE
higher sphere Of duty. That one
person can DO some things as we'll
as another, il most aptly illustrated
by the fact that Jacob Butt. q black
smith IN Louisville, took from the
literary contestants-numberiug some
seven or eight-for the New Years
address Of the Anzeiger, the $50 prize
offered by that paper for the best
poem for the c2rrisr's address. Some
of the best literary German talent was
employed in this effort, but a black
smith-a natural poet-took the prize
with a poem, ii is said, OF considerable
merit. Let our mechanics learn a
lesson from tho above, and profit
from the example OF the blacksmith,
who improved his leisure hours by
reading good books. Let our libra
ries be better p~atronized. They con.
tain books on almost every subject
than can be thought of.
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m See GILBERT & Co.'s adver-
tisement Of two OF the best and finest
Stores IL town far Rent. oe29-u
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Rg- 81 90 will buy Rudolph's En-
press KID Gloves, at Schapker. Buss-
ing & Co.'S. dee11
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STEAMBOATS,.

a
rruR 0WENSBORO, CHAMELEON. AHD
LOUISVILLE.
Tie beautiful and elegant packet
T%.R ROSE HITE.
k ". II HOncron, Master;
Pail. b. BraBhum, Clerk,
VIII leave Gor Louisville and al way land
FRIDAY. JANUARY zrB.
For freight OF passage. apply. on board,
dIt agents.
FOR OWENeBJao. CANNELTON, LOU
lSVlLLE. AND CINCINNATI.
The elegant and fleet steamer
NORMAN,
aP =. X. Barclay, Master;
John H. TTipletf, ~t.rra
Lew. Morris, O4ef@S'
Leaves FOR Cincinnati and All way ports
SATURDAY. JANUARY sTH,
nj 10 o'cla,k An.
For freight or pas'sg" ePpiys eH board,
d2t Asent.
FOR MEMPHIS.
The Eiegsnt Passenger steamer
n~-.s FANNY BRANDEI&
* &A 4. Murray, MASTER
Leaves for Memphis aad ali way ports on
SATURDAY. JANUARY SIN.
at 1 o'clock Pm.
For freight or passa- a apply ON board,
at Agent
FOR MEMPHIS. VICKsBUR0. Ann
NEW ORLEANS.
The great !ow-pressurs passenger steamer
John Brooks, ClerE.
Leaves Evansville FOR New Orleans aud
all way ports on
FRIDAY, Jan. 7th, Mt DAM.
to FOR iFeiS ". o. or RaSo5S%ye saEPP9!X2 on a6 board or
HUMPHREY, LEWIS Co,
Il. MURSRNA.
- * - II II L & =.
moe-No. . CHAEDLER's BUILDINo
Corner First and Locust streets,
So Plans aud spsctncations FOR al Einas
% nnildings furnished 81 nor notice, Gnd
on ~reesonsnle i"rsFs tmchlh dB5n
x - S II.
RoHKar roYD. / WOOD
O & D,
RCH rs.
No. ] OhandleF's Block,
Corner Fir { and locust Streets,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Plans and Specifications prepared on
short notes and reasonable Terms
tanl6 dfG
LIVE * LEI LEVEE
JOHN c. eCdWElzER'5
Main st. Exchange,
Bat. FIFTH AND SIXTH sTs.,
The Cheapest Oyster House in TOWN.
TREsH OYSTERS o. TEE FInEnT
G quality received from Baltimore daily
per express.
MeaIs at all honTs-a5 ceutst oyster Som j
10 cenfas Lodgings & cents.
Open nom q An. tol2Ph. Ldef dly
50 To remove Moth-Patehes, FrecRIes.
and Tan from the face, use Ierrgfe MON
and Freckle lotion. Prepared only by III.
B. Z. PEsRR. Sold BY all druggists.
nlTIT DIM 10
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q RUBBIsH.-We notice the rubbish
from tho Adams9 Express Omcs,
which has been taken out, preparatory
to repairing the damage By toe la:e
Gre, has been thrown "a tie gutter 10
front Of the Office. If ve should have
a sudden rain, this would cause some
Inconvenience, and perhaps cause the
flooding Of cellars.
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LOST.

~OG-By J.B. GLENN, Dec. %, a black
Id Newfoundland slut; O white spot or
breast. a liberal reward Will be paid for
her return. jas dat
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How TO Test Coal Oh. - As
lamp explosions are of frequent oc-
currence, generally caused by the iu-
ferior quality Of the coal oil. it be-
hooyes every one to be posted as to
the manner OF testing oil, which in
formation We give below:
"The law requires that coal oil shall
stand a test of II0o of heat, without
exploding, and when i IS properly re-
fned it will stand that many degrees
of heat, and is perfectly safe. Anyper-
son can make this test by the follow
ing process, and ascertain whether the
oil they purchase is safe. Take q pot
of boiling water, heated to 11O0. which
can be ascertaiBed by submerging a
thermometer ia the water. and when
it reaches the maximum degree to
which the oil ought to be subjected,
pour a small quantity of oil in the
water. II il burns at any point below
I100 the oil is unsafe, and is almost
certain to explode a lamp. The test
is a very easy one, and those in
terested in burning coal oil should
try it.
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DIssoLvED.-By an advertisement
elsewhere. it will be observed that the
old established hat and cap firm Of
Lapphear & Mitchell was dissolved
by limitation on January 1st. Mr..
Lanphear viii continue the business
at the cid stand.
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SAFE OF CoTToN MARTINI, Gard
DER & Go sold yesterday, fye bales of
Good Ordinary Cotton at 22c per
pound. Col. Pace was the purchaser.
The Pink Marble took "a bales Of
cotton, consigned to the above firm,
to Louisville, because they were stow
ed under the other freight, and were
unhaudy to get at. The Varble will
bring the Cotton back on Monday.
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THE WEATHER.-The weather yes
ter 1ay morning was a mixture Of snow
and rain. Towards noon it grew
colder. Burning the afternoon it
frozc very hard, and last night it was
bitter cold. Such sudden changes
will produce colds and sickness, if
people arc not very careful.
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FILTHY. = In our peregrinations
yesterday, we noticed a number of
the alleys in the very heart of the city,
and were surprised to see them in so
filthy a coalition. Rubbish of all
kinds has been allowed to accumulate,
and numerous piles of ashes have also
been deposited in them. which we be.
lieve is contrary to the city ordinances
These alleys should be cleaned cut.
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COMMON Pleas CoURT. The only
case tried yesterday was entitled j.
B. McCutchan vs.. Jonathan s. Ja-
guess. This suit was on a claim for
the payment of some old notes. Mr.
Jaauess assigned the notes to Mr..
McCutchan for better or worse"
The case was tried by a jury, who
rendered a verdict in favor Of Mr..
Jaquess. L G. Stinson appeared for
the plaintiff, and Gen. S~hsckelford
for the defendant.
On Wednesday. a case OF consider
able importance vas acted on. which
we failed to get for yesterdays issue.
The suit relates to that great bubble
known as fhe Siouissippi Insurance
Company. s. Milton Whitman, Re
ceiyer IF the Snnissippi Insurance
Company, brought suit glinst thirty
or forty persons who had given their
notes TO the Insurance Company. to
enforce payment on the same. 1t VAS
decided by Judge johnson, on de-
murrer. that the defendants could not
defend themselves on the ground OF
misre presentation Of plaintiffs agent,
and are. therefore, responsible.
Messrs Dsnby aud Iglehart appeared
for the plaintiff. and Shaeklelord &
Parrett for the defendants.
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JOURNAL
FRIDAY, JANUARY Z, 1870.
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Personal attention. and prompt fo.ulas
guaranteed. fnovs dom
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FOR RENT.

"OUSF-Brick dwelIing-horse on Seo-
- cd stree, between msin and To-
cG>t l. qnire Of c. PRESTON.
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8altimore O3D. 6rcitag. Den 29 NprIl 1870.

sd werbe es mir tberlesen," ertpioertc iie
,uillei1t tbue i9 OennnOA ben Shrlttr Den
i'd idon 10 oft bei6lofen babe. Aber oann
m6be i'd bod germ 5uoOr Sbre. S4uBbetob'
lene iennen lernen uibt, neil i'd ben lellelten
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10 iebr lphrOig iei, ion0ern wetl es ml1 tntez
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bod aud miiieu, mas iie leiiien tann."
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,,Sie &amCn, iiir ruelde i9 arbettt, oerz
laneen nibt nur cine iaubere, ionOern aub
cine gej6matuple 2Irbeit, uuo oa5u muB man
neben augebOrenem Talent aub &enntnIle
baben.'
sd boiie. JrduIein emma bat iie."
Sante Marle ibRtteltc dueiielno oen &opl
aber ibr gutmtttbtBer, treHnOlt9er SIld mII'
oerte ben 3weifel.
,,Sas tann i'd ni9t 9taubcn." ia8te lie,
,,bsi ibrer Wtutter bat tic geuiB telne GeIe8ens
belt 9sfunosn, oieie &ennnllle it9 ju erpers
ben. QBollen sic mir 0as WIGoden 5ulhlt'
fen, Otto tOnnte NIT tbr ia iu mir tonInIen,
o0er 69ereIe, 0ann per0e tb balo Dlllsn, mo
es nod feblt uno germ ite unterrl1ten. W.
iudre ia tberbaupt belier, penn lte menIaltens
einige Gage unter ntelner Gettun9 .arbaltete, i9
t6unte lie iu ben 0ameu Dtnlbldtn uno Die
Samen lernten lie tennen."
,.Sie baben Redlt, qanl Gebt," sruioertt
Der Sottor, lid bate mir ONs AIles 10 let6t
aeoa6t, aber es III maDr, allerARfang 1T I9Wer.
tSrduieln@ rma miro 9emiB nit tnnl8emOantf
9br freunoli9ss Anerbiettu anreBmen, loann
Oarf tie tommtn"
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lsin."
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nertunOe, Oa pIauOert es IiA Ia an. pertrGu,,
ll1ten un0 e5 pir0 alb melter telne 0elt
ueri6umt Die man beIler benuBen t6nnte."
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inOem CT al Die Gbbe IN lclner S0rle oabtt.
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rcsllen uno iolioen Yraris.
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ieinen breunO Otto 5u be8lerten, Der ntbt
lanser 5o9ern ourIte, menn er por Sbhrl9luB
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Is lIsl ibm auf, oaB GDerele leinen 9anoorud
10 DerSllcb erDloerte,
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LID lar6tete in allen Grnit, sic ieien mir
bOie."
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9elno. ,,QBssBalb tOnnte itb es letn!"
,,Stto mar uor9eltern N6eno-"
,,A9, i6 bite sic, oas lam ia einnal
portommen."
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i9edytsltsn 6rRfte liRo IS nibt, oaran bic
gbespsn nagcn. S6afeu Sic iuO9l, liebenss
plroi9es 6rlulen."
tJortiebun9 tol8tl
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uGlan6. : Stsnitas Dor SO Sabren, am
26. alpril 1887, WurOe in 5Rbin9en Sob.
2uoipig ublano. Der 8r0Bten oeuti@en Sihter
Giner. Der sroBe Selebrte uno Yairiot, Der
seoieseucJlomantifer uno Sebrer ietnts Bcttes,
e. e. ais Dotior Der Hedte; am 26. april 1919
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26. Mpril 1922 eri1ien Iein HWaltber bon Der
Yo9elmeioe" Nm l3. Rop. 1862 raliic i'm
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spe;tal : 9toti3em.

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Baltimore
Sire Sniaraltce Office.

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Sranbuno,ld, Ismrbl III ter Statt ms I'm aanbs, aut
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Ssfab bennington, 9. Wprtpn Steionrf,
3tanets Z. Sing, 9. 3. gterptenter,
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500 nrn gaa fir G 3nGrc.

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traet BON bis HRil. Surs
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GcNeru:Wci1fs Eabrif.

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