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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
Wa Han Mr. yeIverton-Lady Ayonmorc

The Hon. Mrs. Yelyerton-Lady Avonmore-
i - nnte Ia the editor OF The francisco BnhetiH'
briefly defines position, which few OF the American
naners have some nat inexperienced Her cas- she
tafes has been through IL different tralh-the ScOh
and Irish benches each declaring III her favor IN ths
trial Iu England the marriage issue was never dtcueu
10 h.yng been noIsted the ground OF no Jur5dc-
i'm IDon another occasion the House Of Lords having
coDjOint action before them refused ON 5e 1i t ~
thc tlnu of Major IelvertOn to DC declared free OF
marriage with her and an ine %!n'f against RrS
nounced Judgment , % Tl}s Singular de.
cision tooE the legal by surprise IT was
tho acme m Of the Scotch Law OF marriage
Major Y.lVrrf4n was not freed. but she was not DOund
Fortunately their real status did not depend upon th
scotch marriage the Irish one having been hnay PROVED
IN ls62 since Which time the continuation OF the various
suits has only been g0us and vcKaious, ms a scotch
Court could never Interfere with an lish marriage, .h
the litigation w9e Intended merely o. saYe on criminal
proceedings for bgaiuy Scotland They We're h"l nhi
RED third tine IN England, OtAcrWre, hhu Iic'.uos
there mig GIT bo third claimant for dover on lh' u
more estate, soch is the peculiar eonDhcaNo' VI LII
British ldw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24


BRRMoSDOn Friday morning Dec % ,her lingering 'n- vii
A. late Dr. Paul T. aud airD, brm"ni
The tbr family ofhs brother Pai BrmOnd
j. W. respectfully invited 10 attend tie
funeral rsbcr Df w. stewart q janr-, sunday,
the 18Th II II O'Clock m. without further notice
GALEat Tarryto~n suddenly "Wednesday forenoon Dee a. Mar
r.. Of Stephen X Gale. 10 the 53i year ~ her
and A. respectfully inv- attend the funeral from the
dsnc. T. X Bind SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock
Train leaves Thrtethst al y rrtnang caves Iarl a.
$40 Ia.
GARDNRRA Wednesday 2s December SAs
d. GariAer long painful lnes aged II
family respectfully invited 70 attend
anera h late Iuessy sh inst at u
HAIGHT-A Chsppaqus wssebs.r Co., Dec g. Caleb Haght eyed
The family respectfully n'd .ud
funeral bis late residence, at 10 O'clock the FneR
Meeting ilOuse at ii O'Clock oa sunday Dec. %.
JOyHs-On Dec p. Isaac r. Jones Ia his 6sth year
the house., 1 West Tsrny ccnist TaesiiT Dee
p. At II a. N
INVERSION Tha.isy Gertrude B. daughter NJ Myers.
AMI granddaughter Georye ~ THckr and III DAYS
Th place Sunday o'clock from the
OF Charles ". BathgaIe fonihAu
MuNROgM John Msar late VI Paris Ioadon he evening
of the 2s inst
sAWYER-Thursiay 2ed inst Emily wife u Nathaniel SAWYER
IRON NO Seventy -hlst. Sunday O'Clock
aged 20 yssr-
John Is oals the late Isaac A. storm.
and friends u the family respectfully invited attend
Chrss Church, f(hsye Th,
Monday. 18th inst st II c'eiock a u
wTLLAMs0S-0n the 18th inst typhoid fever walter williamson
NJ. D.. of Paisa<ephi,, Aged % year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN GENERAL CON-
MITTEE.
The following are the delegates elected

The following are the utltPdtPS tltCl'u 10
the Republican General Committee for 1871:
R, w,raLoio7e Bennett Dagiel Ward Lorn Palmer H'ny
Bower John Forer - -
ston, George Williams, AEtur McCafry.
A.. Colyer
Fourth wA5-Iui. C. Rdcr Augustus D. Lubcger, Constant
Hesi-s VI. Crafts, Johu l~e-
Fnh Wari-Johp Leary l. John STANDBY, G. A Bsnt
George Edwards
Seventh waii-Erlsru, Webster Mathew H. waller DAVID s.
Stewart Joseph 7. DcuEr Jane Frcl go -
Eighth Wari-Jsmes sOiheAl william Aliens William Woods,
james MscKrliar, Ira a. kmhGL
Ninth WEri-A William Andrew Grr-ory IT, Philip Brennan,
George T. Knight Maurice Fitzgerald
WsTd-D i. HAshrouck Gen James Jourd2n j. l. Norton,
Johu H. Clyue. George Thomas.
Eleventh Wari-W Wallace Henry Elliott, l. ConkEn Jesse G.
Pitts Adam T. Dodge. $500.
NEfiC NJ Fell n johnson, james Daniel
Carroll. James Johnson.
d. Benedlci, X NJ iitns
fam. T. VIA. :. Wright.
Tweny-frsi WArd-f H. FISHER j. W fhnni J. T. Elery, u
Plsvin w. l. Hubtei.
Twebty..eooBd Wsrsls b butcher VIM Richardson Daniel
Travis A. Il Richardson. John y. Lott
NeWLots-A H. " Van Seen Ii. Gregg Miller, W. G. Plat,
George W. fofbeL
Wm. Il. Hudson -
The General Committee WILL II IL estimated. be pot.
caly divided rs follows Webster. 80; Anti Webster 10.
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD GOLD
CASE.


CASE.
Judge Dabbn of the Superior Court of Balti-
has Just rendered a dccsen In the longcontested
gold In which the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company sought establish the right pay its State
dividends in currency. In 1885, the State Of Maryland
loaned the railroad s3OOOo and coyenanted that she
should receive perpetual dividend thereon OF six per
cent per out Of the gross earnings OF the Com
pany The subscription paid by giving the Company
the bonds OF the State for the amount bearing five
cent interest payable in G0ld sem-annually in Lon
don expressly provided the face OF the bonds
IL evidently the purpose Of the Legislature to make
the London and State payments eqa that H. that the
six per cent received from the Company should lie
equivalent TO the five per cent paid IN London the dl
terence between the $4,000 paid 70 the state and the
cover the rates Of exchange and commissions. The ac
counts Of the Company cOrrOb0rate this belief as the
foreign and American statements balanced each other
perfectly 10 the rise In gold at the breaking out OF the
war In 1851 As currency deprecated the Com
pany stopped paying the dividend IN gold. and there
upon the STATE brought suit to compel payment accord
lug to the bond
The state claimed that the dollars contemplated in the
net gold dollars and that the amount received an
Bually from the Company should be equivalent to the
amount, tine state compelled to pay in London. The
Company claimed that the required by the statute
in the nature OF dividend, and that the State
really stakeholder and bound to take her dividend in
whatever currency the Company earej IT. that the act,
~ Congress commonly known the 'LegaTender acts
had made the currency OF the United states legal
tender all debts, and that II the State
titled 20 cai che esOpped by the acqueseence OF
her officers III the payments which had been made In cur
Ieucy.'
Judge Dabbin decides that Il the intention OF the
Legislature that the sl8D00 payable TO the state an
nualy should be- in gold; that contract for pay
mcnt In gOd and that the acts do not there
Apply and thar the point OF esoppel because OF pre-
yiOus payments did not apply IN the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
NEW-IlAMpSuIRE.

THE DEMOCRATIC DIssENsIoNs IN THE STATE.
CONCORD, Dec. 23.--In accordance with pre-
vOus arrangenents about 20 OF the leading of the
Democratic party from all sections Of the state met here
this evening perfect plans heal the differences that
have existed in the party for some years past The eI
stence OF the two organs TIE Patriot and IeoDe IA the
alleged cause OF the diff renccs and their consolIda
to under n direction is thought to bc essential to
the restoration OF harmony. With tins object commit
tee one person from each county he appointed 10 con
with the prOprctOrs NJ the newspapers mentioned
and 10 ascertain upOn what terms and conditions they
Will surrender their journals TO third party 10 be COLI
sOlidated under a new management.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24

The MOrTissania Steamboat Company are now
building first class boats to from North Scw-YOrk.
the Westminster side 900 feet OF Harlem bridge
the Pier next to Fulton Ferry NJ Y The boats to
be superior In every respect, building by Messrs
Lawrence & Foulke's. Wiamsburgh, and will make the
trip In 30 to IS minutes being less time than is
qured TO reach Forty sccOndst This line will be OF
great advantage to residents OF Harlem and the lower
part % WcStchestcr County. The Board OF Directors
Henry r. Robertson, President; Thomas Rae Treas
urer; Lewis B. Brown II. Cornell White, Oliver Bryan,
Henry Genet. land John Hopkins. The boats will
mence to about April lst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
ILLINOIS.
TIE EMITTED STATES SENATOR.
y; Y; Il.
Wizard of ChickIluiuSa.


CHICAGO, Dec. 23-Gen. John A. Logan is in
the city canvassng his prospects for the United states
Senate He thinks there is doubt Of his nomination
IN the caucus, but has fears that enough Republicans
will remain out OF caucus TO effect his defeat This pro-
gramme Il strongly urged by his opponents. and Will
probably be carried into effect. IL is said that Gen.
Koemer Who Is German proposes TO unite the oppos
ton Logan himself The Democrats, however say
they will support kOemer; they want the Republican
minority ~ VITA them FOR Judge L1Wrenct, or the
Hon. Joseph Medil.
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N1RRIED.
DRRw-LoCKwOODDc 81 the rhirtyse-,nb st. NJ r. Church.
hs Rev. Thomas Bureh Joseph Drew Ms MAndA Lock
wood all Of this city.
ORSER-BROwNISG-At Washington Hlgh, NevYoh City.
Wednrsday Dec 81 1870 hV Rev. W g. Browning. W HOher
Denver Colorado TO Title Browning daughter Of the oidats clergy
HOYT-LOCEW00D-in this eity, the 10Th list b. Rev
sus Dir William H. Hoyt " New Ms Sarah e. Loeb sOod
Of stanford. Conn
Stamford papers please copy
HUNT-OSDERDONK-A tho residence Of he brides parents
Plsin6ei n. j.. Tuesday evening Dee - b the Rev D. j.
D. Edward Hamilton Hunt Of Chicago H. Cynthia r.,
daughter OF r. c. Ouderiont, esq. No cards
sPEDONThurtay Dec s a. The resiencs Of the
brides hroherIzaw, By the Rev. John C. Ngan, Gideon b.
Ludlow OF CRAWFORD J., to Aabels hcspedoo Of his city
TAYLELRB-PRBOn the Sd Of MAJ 1870 By the Rev T. O. Mich
oon All SAINT. Church, Se~iok W W. Tsyeure 70 Jennie A.
Price, si Of Brooklyn
UHLHBLIyISGsT0Son THURSDAY Dec 2, At the Church % tbs
BfoOk b. Rev r. D. Brewer M Hobet hee 70
Helen ~ daughter VI Rch H. LyingoH s of Brooklyn n
\. No cards.
WHTTNEY-OATMASOu W-tae-sy Dee. 81 a. Vie Church Of be
errmer Brooklyn the Rev Edward Jesslp SoIn Whne
Niagara Falls Grace Virginia daughter VI uAr Ostnan OF
BROOKLYN.
The ll-i inst the residence Of the brides
parents by th- Rev. feS'ma. George william. Of AusEo'th
lows, 20 81 Irene Holden Of NosArs, n. J.
Iowa papers please copy.
IN NOtjses NJ MlyTldges Bst b, tai0rsed nth full
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24

"TRESsILIAS COURT; Or, THE BARoNEr5
Son." L. the title Of story by Mrs. Harriet Lewis.
which ia begun I'm the NewYJrk Ledger for January eth.
"Tressan Court il tale OF glish lfe and narrates
the changes and suerings from which the most
favored families OF the arstocracy not exempt 1t Is
pure tone and pervaded with most excellent spirit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
Holiday Presents for Ladie

the labor snd he health
Of those lone The BAKKR generally
acknowledged he the best Sewing Machine for family SserOcn.
ass broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24

At scott, Pat & Co., l2l Broadway. bet T.eniyoo and
Thieth be found the finest variety OF PERFUMEs. TOILET
DRzssSG CES aud many NovELrs for pleasing sens bic
q d the lowest procA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24

Thos. Agnew, Greenwich and Murray has
fsm including OF
This Trustworthy which
supplies for the holidays Daily Tribune Dec 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
Stelpway & SONS,

Stelnway & sons,
h.SCT.crcKEAs or GRAsD. SaUAKE. UPKoar
PASogoRrxs.
Of The public their splendid assortment Of Piano
forte. prices exchange Every Piano
fore yes Illustrated catalogues mailed free
pueatou. WRERooss, srRrSwAr HAIL,
100 and III Baa Poartssa.h-sL. r. T.
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Pianos, Melodeons, and Organs Tor the Holidays Of
Different makers including Grand lower prices for cash
monthly insmeats wArERs al Broadway shan
b. found ghe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
A Holiday Present.

PotL,x Manufacturers GooDs ~ THAR
Wholesale Prices
their R=Ls store. q John-sl. middle Of the block
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DOMESTIC MARKETS
AgsrsrA G. Dec 2l-toton good demsnl rnn n&As' i"
sass sa Sa.e. f, receipt. 40 balls; MddinS, iitc
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Special Nolites

The Ora pho.cop gives pew value TO Photographs Sold b.
EAH. 7. ANTHONY Co.
sol Broadway
s.sr-o,copie yis-s. chrouo'. Atbum. "
Musical Boxes.
Nj uoyA3D ?00rE vii offer retail his up-ro sscf q
MUSICAL BOXES
.p.1 REDUCED WHOLESALE PRICES.
DLRISG, THE HOLIDAYS.
CHICAGO kkwYORK
a and ~ B.arbsrns st. u Maiden lana
For SalrA SIR DRBA TS Of the last srArR CONSTR.
TUriOsAL CONVENTION 10 VIOLA. bound hhrsrt sJl Pue
cru AI.IUa. y. ~. UsI 10. Iusaae O1eS
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Steamship Psnyrs Browne Liverpool Dee sod onesnson III
via Rld mise-
st.smshp Leo Dearborn, Savannah. Dtse. and Dass
stprsho Pants Freeman. PhidelDhia. mdse snd pass
Barr SAMUEL t. SprDg Small Mout,yideo % days hidoA
Bark MARI Bartohy. Havana Il days, sugar -. -,
Arizona COnan Cssns Oct H. misc Is aachofed u 'os
Lower Bay
Barb Hattie NJ Parker. Bremen - DAYS. mdse.
Brig @. J. Trop Terro Sidney, G. b. i days, cnal
Bne Elizabeth ST. Johns n r.. - DAYS oil and herrngs
Brig yictorianO Mand1ons, Cienueyos 20 days bsllsl
Brig NJ v Thompson Horton Providence
Brig COomls. Bangor lumber.
Schf Spark Haley te T. D. Cone RHsAn hAA1 Va
Key - DAYS coeoanutA
schr. Hattie Collins Mspes, Norfolk days tea
sehr Mercury, Atwood Baltimore DAYS. coal
schr Neptune. Farley GsorgetOtvr DAYS, coal.
scbr j. l. srd. Sumner Dsrien. Ga 3dzJs iumbrr
schr. United States Rogers, Norfolk dsyr, grain.
echr MIRA j. Moore, Scott Havana u days, fruit
sohr Rmeretta Jacm 20 days ogsoo1 Is anchored In 'as
JoSe Rsx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24

Ripps Hartford TT. King Bgg Hsrber.
W. q. Dearborn, Providence Anue Egg haroor
RienI, Newport NiAgara, Beg haroo'
J. A. sheppard Providence Y. G. shuis, NeW,Hav-n
II. =. Jones Pros fencs Nate Grant new raven
j. Truman New Bedford. Julius webb New Haven-
Phil Sheridan. Pail River. W. \. O'BneD, New-HsEea
X. Petis, Connecticut k'er Blast, New Haven
jude Harrington, Virginia Jn1ge RnnTon NeN-hsVen
WIN. Nosrp Virginia LANE Ecv-Eisvon
ealIe Ann. Virxinls. J d. Bckalsy. New. Hsveu
Two Sisters vrgnA Cornela New-aVen
James Hunter Virginia Henry Parker, NeS isVea
a. T. Kakes Virinis ;. Cashier Nev-Hayen
y. l. Foster, g.. Goodwin, Ner-HaTca-
Isaac IIinckleT Virginia VI. Kennedy, New Hsyen-
Alfred Hall, Virginia j. &. Chew, Taunton
NJ j. Fisher. VirtnG senator Newport
G. n. Madison, Virginia ". H. Howe. Proyrcetowa
G. P. Hoffman, Virginia D. p. Hudson Boston
c. Washington, virginia J. 81. Flanagan, Bostos
Cora Virginia julia Baker, New llaYeA
Kate J. Hoyt Virginia Marietta Hand Oieat
r. Sckerson Phizdelphs. \. l.. CrOcEer. Taunton
H. }. RAYMOND. Providence Y. Diyi, PrOVideno,
Brsniywine Bridgeport \ X lsneson, koctsad.
Csiya. RocklAnd +. y Giders!eeve New-L0ntoa
MAR Rio. Portland CT Lady Antrim. New Bedford.
t. a. c. Wishar Spruce Head Northern lght, Providence
Sparkling Sea II J. Mead Providence.
d. 4. Forester, Pswticket. blRO'1 DOfan b1st1a
Cinderella Port Jefferson. = Dean, Taunton
W. IT, Bowen NeA-Haycn J. l.. Newton Bostoa
H. Prescott Portland. Nrmento. Norwich
Providence. Chsengc, 6rernpOr-
Jarlin Iefao T. BOrie1 FalifIver.
Julia Tate Bridgeport h. Is Potter 6resnpSs
A. IL. Belion, Havana LOrTo, kOoklsad-
Mist Bridgeport Hunter. somerset
J. b. CLARION, Providence a D. Huddle o..;GL
SAILED.
Steamship North America 'Or Rio JaneirO, Sc
WIAD-Sulset, moderate, "; clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
c. Dee 2lArrve steamships Jsmes Adcsr, from
Jas Bvman, from Philadelphia Gull from baltimore
Ga Dec 2-AruTed brig CenAntine, from HaFsns
Hart New York. Cae ships Budgewse aud
ocopds for Lveool bark Fanny Mcclellan for Liverpool sohf
SAN PR.Sc.co Dec 2Ceared ship Newman With wheat
for tlueeusto-ai BARK Flores, with .hes for Cork
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winche.res,. Hypophosphise. will cur, cos,uxrrlos
MiRRIED.

Wedding sud Visiting Cards, Initial Stamping Sots P,psr
VIZ ErsxDEIs Sons l FULros-sr OLD DUTCB CsuaCs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-24
DeGroy 4, Ellison,

De Gray s. Ellison.
81 Usros. SQUARE Nav YoKx.
Sole Agents for
sD.kH W surRs CsLsBRArED AMERICAN o~cAsk
0Pzs IN THs EVENING.
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DIED

al Notices Of Marriages must b, Endorsed rith haN
paDi, and address
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-24
po05eloeric6t

Gomaro MliQer etn. Dedatbeiter aui
Dem Dampfer Davenport" tpar am leb<
ten Dienitae ausbe3ablt wotoen uab be-
eab I9 1ofort auf cine 8ummeltour
welae 1alteblt@ NIT Na@tquartier TN
Statipnsbaule enbete. Son $50 wel9e
er BET l9 bate, ais er feline @priBfabrt
beaann tparen nur $3.50 ibri9 9eblte>
ben. Sn @nbetra6t bteler umitdnpe
sntlies i'm Der &i4ter nit elmer odterz
liden @%rmabnune. Ni&t IL biQiA ia
men WarY 6. 8pbinion uno bic lan9e
u&ate" fort. Sci ibnen belfen feline Gr>
mabun9en uno purcen fe IN bic abli@e
Citrate fir l1ebertretuns her Sro{nans
SO. 10 9e;o9en> wel@e fe ipfort IT.
rappten.
&uoplpb 9ansmau welaer ft@ at
Ser StraBe eeprii9elt, murbe Is Sage
nadsspem County @efdn9nib selanet.
peter @pop wel9er lebte Wo9e ben
tleinen Staliener&naben UNI $50 BEL tob,
len u1o ca6 @elo in Dulutb perbummel1
bate wuroe an lebterem plabe burd
Capt. Sing perbaftet. Na@ st. Yau1
SebraAt befannte 1t6 Wooo pe6 D{sb'
toblS ibuloig unp wurce gu 3 Mpnaj
0ef1n0ntBfvaSe Yerurtbeil.
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0erfherun8.

Inter ben prominenten @er19erunes>
@%ompa9nten, nelde urter @taatS>@a
rantte iteben unb III Mtnnel pta su wirfen
bere9tt9t ftno, ntadt e8 uns, b~elonbere6
@ersnii9en, unlere 2eler auf bic nGclecs
tic" BON New=yprf auf merfl am MAIDEN
3u f6nten. Sbre liberalen 8ebineun9en,
bic serl4feoenl ten Mrte1 Der @er19erun9,
Dor MQem aber bic ablolute l%lnDerfaubarz
fett aQer ppltcen unb bic plnttlide Ser
tbetlun8 grocer Dtptoenren 19on no9
eem erten YolicY> Sabr baben Der @cm~
paen{e Elm @ertrauen unb etnen Grfole
9eiaafen, wte er fid MUIR mini9en ldbt.
Die Mana9er6 Der u@clectic", promt>
1ente> befan1te unb au9emein 9eadtete
@el9afSleute Newzyprf@> f5rbern ba6
@ecetben berielben nit jepem Sage mebr
unb Der General &9ent fir Minnelota>
5err Stto %. &impler, ldbt e8 fi& nit
9roBem Offer an9ele9en lein> btele 70 wv
puldren @ompa9nie bic @eltung gu Der<
i9afen, bic iie 3weifeQp6 perpient. @ir
f9nnen ote(elben nit @edt uno aus eise>
ner ppQerueber3eu9ung einem jeoen uuie@
ter Seler empfeblen> mos mir hermit auf
oa6 warmhs 0etban babeu mpQen.
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0eut1@er 4otrtpttf@cr 9amen=
8erettt.

Na@aebeno tbeilen mir ben @ortlaut
Der 8uittun9 NIT, wel@e ba6 8erlinet
Central Committee an pbtsen &erein
lanbte. Dielelbe mar BON einem Danf>
la9un8szS 9reiben BEG bteli9en npro<
beutl1en @oniuls, 5errn s. @tQius, an
bic prditoentin beS @ereins besleitet:
vNr. 1907.
@ptt e9ne e6 Sbnen.
&uittuns.
Deuti9er patr. Grauenz@ erein> wpbn>
Daft CT. pauL
bat AT bic @a6e beS Central Committee
Der beutl9en @ereine sur pFe9e I'M TelOe
serpunbeter unb erfranfter &rie9er na9z
itebenbe mtlbe @aben 9e3ablt:
Gbale> 3weitauienb 3weibuntert 5e&6z
unbfeb3t9 % {9rv
wpriber biermit tanfbarit qutttirt wiro.
Stir bic @a6en>& erwaltun9 ces beutz
l9en Central Committee,
Il. ST. MprtB @rab.
8erlin, 81. Stt. $780,"
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Tetne ubren!
AfMte WroiDe Wol0
6ilbtr uhrtn

S., ST. IS, $40, $40, $15 unb 500.
Ser eurppdifae ariea uub tte au6erorbenniSe @e1tf1emme
bic mdbreno Der lebten SabresSeit iberaQ 9eberrfbt, bat uns
fir bsssi5te Hs ianisig 9ressat inter: @boieiale 5srsiien seaen
Baar auf bn Marft su %brtnssn.
2elet bic preil e.
1etne SroiSe @olS Gslinber, reeulirt unb als quit
3sitme1sr earantirt, be sswRRalt& fir st2-15 serlaSft per'
ben, fur 81 pr Stut.
Die bette 4ualitGt G9linber fir $9.
Die Soluble Grtra s'eanes son Der tsfen 9ualitdt,
reaultrt uab als quite 3ettmeher earanttrt. bic int MnsI eben
iO@utl als I'M 3sitn'sdsn stnsr $3.50 Sol0 u9r slei@ tub gu
aur $40.
seiS' wi ju~,ltrts &ntsraprss BON Der f RIM Midsl. 1rsttt,
9ewSbnltb fur S25 unb $50 perfauft werben, 1np auf SIS re-
buetrt pprben.
5ilber 1bren.
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