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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-14
VOLUME V-NO. B2,
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DELICAN FERTILIZER.
TIE NEW ORLEANS SANITARY AND FERTILE
ING COMP ANY,

w than ever, to supply the best qualities Of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN ALE AND PORTER.
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MADAME BLACK, THE GREAT INDIAN
Vx AstrOlOgist, is still at 1871 Carondelet street
near Julia She will disclose to you past, present
and future events of your life, whether connected
for rheumatism, and for reconciling estranged
lovers. Satisfaction given no nav. mv4 "
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

The first serious frost stops the
honey gathering for. the season.
Pollen ia found after frost and eager
" stoted on all warm days during
the fail.
If there are any weak colonies or
late swarms that need feeding 1t
should be done now for n pound
given now is worth two given
later.
There are few 10 calities in the
Northwest where bees havenot do0e
well the season just closing. From
all quarters we have the most enc0ur-
aging reports. More honey has been
obtsined this year than In the last
three ombined. This is due partly
tn the season. but eve more. we
think. to the increasing interest In
bee keeping. improvement In man
agement, the introduction of the
italian bee and tn the more general
use of the honey Singer. We are
very sure that there are no moor hon.
ey seasons i'm Iowa IL bees are 81
managed as to he strong at all times.
and ready TO gather the honey when
ever 10 il secreted plentifully.
A q as possible after frost. the
exact state of each colony shonld he
ascertsined. Many hives we are
SIRE will be found to contain ton
much honey for safety. Bees cannot
cluster In the way they naturally do
il the combs are full Of sealed honey
If there IL much pleasant weather
through the fall, colonies strong In
number will use up the honey from
the central combs and make comfort.
able quarters for themselves. but u
the weather confines them much Il
the hives they will mot do 10. IL Il
best to make them comfortable n
once, by removing one or more full
combs from the center or the hive
replacing them ny empty ones. Al
exchange between the combs OF .
rich hive and one not 70 well pre-
visioned may be made to the advant,
age of both. If have no poor colo
MES 10 which TO give the full combs
put them safely away until spring
hung in on empty hive in o dry
room. We have found 10 an advant
q to many hives to remove one full
comb. and then remove all the re
manning ones q little. thus giving
msre room between them. Thsst
who have IN extractor will ind II
best 10 empty one or two combs en-.
tire. but q warm day must be chosen
for doink this. as the honey does not
empty well when Il is cold.-Mra. Il,
g. Topper In the Ioud Homestead.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

take boxes which hold about one
thousand two hundred put on tn
bottom a layer of oatB md set ny
eggs All point doWnwards,t 30 thal
not one touches the other, until tht
LAYER In full. then cover with oats
and make another layer. and so or
until the box is full, and then cover
and set in a cool, dry place, where II
does not freeze. until used. / have
followed this wav for the last twenty
years. and cannot say that / ever
lost o than one or two out OF fit.
ty, and then generally found that II
was knocked or put down unsound.
L use small boxes 81 that l can first
use the eggs which / put down first.
I have never thought of changing
my way, although i have read 80
many ways to do it, for instance, In
ashes, i'm fat, in limewater and even
vanishing them, because my way
seems to me the simplest and clean
est, and I am Just a sure to have
good eggs next February and March
which 7 lay in now, AZ I have eggs
now. "A There is mo danger of any
musty taste to the eggs 9if you keep
them in a dry place and are careful
to use dry oats.-A farmers VIE fa
COUNTRY Gentleman. yFxA .HNHA
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

An editor of i daiIy psper has ~
ceiyed several poefiCAl effusions sug-
gested' by the late sftsaetefi but be
declines them all, On fhs1etopnd thaf
itis vastefalrto print anything which
requires evsfy line With = capital,
when capital r ~ scarce = IL 10 now
I'm Chicago. 5an ~ r9d " Ans Hnl
gAAign6oArd, stuck In the RUNE at
abufldfng on Madison street, reads
lowing to circumstances over which
We had no control. we have re-
moyed,,f etc.--1ribuHe.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
Farmers Column.


Efve thoughts on Agricultural Mat
tiers solicited. FA8
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
THrS0RrHERsF1RRs
The Report or the Special. Commit

L Fun thc HEs-NtHa |H L#tA
Yesterday afternoon DIR. Jas. III
Thompson and p, M. Childs, Esq.
the special committee sent In chargt
OF the supplies forwarded to the des
titutc peOple OF the west shore ol
Of Green Boy, reported their action
at q epecial- meeting ofthe Relic
Committee. held Mt the. Secretary
offce i'd the Chamber OF Commerce
They stated that they had visited
i the main points where the fire had
occurred, and had sent supplies on to
points they could not reach. In eve.
nv case the relief they brought came
Iiust IN time OF utmost need. The
COMMITTEES went to Oconto by boat
from Green Bay, and from thence
across the country by Wagon. Eve
rywhere they saw traces OF the FEAR
fiji. devastation, and heard the most
terrible reports OF the ravages. OF
the fire, which were fully confirmed
by Subsequent observation and reIia-
BILE information.
The assessor in Peshtigo said that
that there were 800 people In the dis
tifct known as the Sugar Bush, most
OF them Americans ; 800 were burn-
ed. Al family named Newberry. IL
IN number. lost all but three OF their
humber. From ZOO to ] 500 people,
at Oconto, Peshtigo, Marinette, and
on the Peshtigo River, need AID
There were $500 In that district. and
from 100 to 800 have been burned.
Town 80 north. range Il east, and
vicinity, was the scene OF the fire.
The fire was borne on Tho wings OF 3
tornado that upturned trees, z Only
buildings were burned, the tees
seemed to escape. People were found
In the woods, In fields, and In roads,
dead. Deer laid deaf by the side Of
the road. Horses, were killed. Rt-
tached 10 ,waoons..mA mother MAS
found dead with. her twin ,thttdfen'
In her arms Men were found dead
In the creeks, The fish were Killed
In the streame. eli Il sasmlrspr. az aalag :
InGsome cases oheads OF. famllies
were killed snd the rest left I'm 9TH
ers the chiidren are gone. One man
sot INTO o. PARTLY dug well with his
wife and 1S0aaswhen the tOrnadoHc came
and staseT there till ~ passed over,
throwing water on them and they
on him till danger was over. % About
100 persons ~ pp this bi section / N are are SsA-
Peshtigo Is, entirely gone. The
mills are. to be, rebuilt Thu, commit
tea sneEesk tha{rraleY pfsy NsFsat
shore shonidkD saenk d}re01{i sfhASffe.
Thev 1890 soeos3o sand s&es6f9o
aud sent rrelisf fnaphnaopkh1V xaon1d
not themSsTseDrsxShd Hheyr sfSeonr
mend ufAsaznWts uDotehpe6xisionnf n
IL.aa -uSNx-ElAUxx Sk<WeukDkx- -
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

People are uotenly ~ ncheerful ~
could be expected under the cir0uuas
staricess. bit, WITH aill fdne regard q
the suffering which demands ctheii
sympathy, they. do not te{fsin IRON
ap, occasional pieasantry. Indeed g
every one among us has been schast'
ened by af1iction, everybody claims
therfghlto Indulge In j0c0se remAfki
when occasion ssusGssts them. 81 !.
One merchant, who foand his safe
and Its zcontentsu deatrOyod, quietly
remarked that there Ran ne blame
attached to the safe; thatrit WAS OF
chTIfed Iron, and would hsve stood.
but that the fire had taken thelcAsA
all out. y
Al arm Of painters on Madieon
street bulletin their removal : fol
lows, on q Sign board erected Hkea
guide board upon the ruins Of theti
old establishment; w - :.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

ana Gen. MA sss Srsssises Cal, md u and
49, sons Drlns'
n.as % reer -, Wniskey, . spi.
sTssssasa 70 plss.. ne taste s's ss,,sS .clssa M :
3 .,s aS.s. asss a,. sSssss.ss, ma s e. ,s s.s !, lead : u. ,ss
Msdieine. maas from ~ N.tivs 30. a. u.,ns
ofcsiIornis, a.. frs- IN Aiesnsiies.i...
,..s:: me, srsss sG1EarnLooD rUnI-
80 liz OAShA9bk8INC1s
PHI = psrfede RsnOyator and Invigorator oi
tns syssem: carrying o. OIL poisonous matter and
persOn - - sssss a.s.ss. ssss.Ss.. - 49,
lions sndrsnsia long unvsli. provides thsir bones
80 ~ "a ~ ~. ~ . m.ns..l pos0s or cs1ss
pom. q repair: ,.~.a,
1910 Wcis
o. 49, = . p sos.,sss s s.s0. ne pssu.i.s merit c.a
ss..ion Z. Inflammation q tho Liver. and al ne
ron FEMALE COMPLAINTS. whether
:, ss s9ss: e ~. y !. s 4, .s1 2, = :' ,,s' ~, !. q ss avn ~ e
's r :a,1 1. :: :s.s': 49,. -. c, !. 80, -, .-.
.asis. ana Gent. Dyspspsi. q I.Sisss-
sis.' ...ssss, ns.isse.s End I.ss..i.-
yer, KiSnsys. - - nisesr.
have been most succsssfsI. 0uck nise.~ss -
ceased by Vifaat.a 49,. vssch a ss.s,.I,v
produced b. deranwcment 81 - .nsr..siv.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

resu gaigit ,a1fTsH oct whFa
,na gaafa T a. bsib .b~754faei.
aH ssa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
Better Imagined than Described.


The feelings OF o near.sighted man,
who finds he hss kissed his hand to
tie wrong lady.
The dnding your pocket-book gone
just rs you areabontl leaving . strange
hotel, with no time to spare to reach
the cars.
The rapidity with which sfancy
stocks decline when you go In, and
rise when you sell out
The sensaEiou from q 1ady's boot
neel (prefenk style)t when she stepl
on your foot accidentally.
The prices charged at some hotels
on 1.-THE European style.u
The skill with which the "gentle-
manly" bar-kseper gives you shor,
change.
Getting on horseback for the iifsl
time in your life.
Thssmcuhfof yssr ~ and plumb.
ing bills.
Your mothsfsinlsv's remarks 4
You do not 60 to the mountains Of
Ybs bling - s. .psrson e u
evening party, with whom you On
acquainted, but whose name yot
cannot recollect, TO Introduce him h
your friend, Miss 6muggips.. who 4
coming toward 700 B0stOH Com
useret0l Bulletin.
IA aM#2&#F ~ 1888 -HaL.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27
va shoes for Women.
BY DIR. do LEWIS.

Within three blocks Of my Boston
residence there are eleven corn doc
tors. Some Of them employ Q num-
Der OF operators, and do an Immense
business. A large majority of adults
among the better classes. suffer from
corns, or other maladies OF the feet.
Walking, the best of all exercises,
would be indefinitely increased II
our feet were healthy.
Prompted by sufferings in my own
person, and by sympathy with the
sore-footed cripples about me, / have
studied this subject Of the feet with
much care and interest," EU sea
Let me give you the result of my
observation and thought: The sole
Is too narroW! IL has long been sns-
pected that a narrow soul was. the
great trouble in this world. The
particular suffering under consider
alton, / am sure, all, or nearly all,
comes from a too narrow sole.
s. My friend Mrs, C., on reading the
chapter IN "Our Girls" devoted to
Boots apd Shoes came to say that
although she was a great sufferer
from corns, and q general sore and
crippled condition OF feet her shoes
were. nevertheless. ennrmous, twice
as large as her feet. 6hc wished ]
AAA NHHE - ~
would see " twas not so.s 1 exam.
ined theehoes and sgresd With her
that they were too large. As she
stepped. II was doubtless true. as she
said, that her foot rocked over, FIRST
on thi. side and then on that. Now
II pressed over on the outside, rah
Ing down over the edge of the sole
and-touchIng the ground, and gRer.
haps, II the ground WAS ct al iuns
even. on the very next step, her boot
would rock over on the other side 81
the sole. Such friction between the
little toe and the big toe joints
against the upper leather, must In
evitably produce corns. think the
majority Of shoes are too large.
Mrs. G. wished me to accompany
her to the shoemaker's, and see what
+ could dol her relief Gor5resiiy
life was bscomiug, - atorturs.9 We
vent to her own shoemaker. Curl
ously enough. bis name Is 6hoemak-
er. Mrs. G. hobbled to q seat, and
declared Ca
"T wont try TO walk again. there I"
Her shoe was removed, and Mr..
Shoemaker marked around her foot
while che was standing upon It. We
measured the mark and found II was
exactly fOnr inches. Thak gWeathe
width or her foot, when she s&ipS6
on =. without ershos. 4R ~
measured the cole of the no. sllo
had been wearing, and f0uhdH two
and q half inches. Here was the
secret of the whole trouble.
A pair OF shoes we're made for her
at once with soles four inches
broad. Now she q walk for hours
without q pain In her feet. sfgea : al
There are millions OF poor suffer.
ers in the country, who are limping
and hobbling .thropgh the world.
who might be perfectly relieved and
cured by the same means.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-10-27

COMErHING NHW.-The undersigned
~ have bean appointed. the manufacturers Aole
nad SnAretpS o01sxA Ees the sale, Of the lebreted
IN IfSeal11 800 which ~ klslnsiI "a.
f Ssss.! I go s2.,S : h SsEs1 "a Arr sssss:
,%SEHSs s(% s,l lk:l !As Hs't3S s st,ss:ss;RI Z:
isct7ns b67. 1Isy Vii 30 Mud s 5d(bas NJ
deeds, records. etc, not cutting u2mmeochcsee
54f6rfAasA31sla
81 isse g0i edi YAsSAsS qe4a1 Falls.
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Spateite elberidte.
9iuS Franfrtih.


YariS, 28. SUM-. Die Oeinolratelt
iino iebr uneinis. - Die ,Gommuniiten"
ileben piele Ylafate al bic Strabeuedsn an.
- Cine gebeime 0ruderei IN nit 9eihlag
beleat luoroen. Die bouapartiitiid)en
Yampblets le9eu srobes @epid)t baralli, oaB
gapoleon fd 9e9en Die tatboliid)e airhs iebr
liberal ge,eigt babe. - Su StraBburg ii es
Su eiuer S1ldscrei nit Sran3oienfreunoen
9efcmmen. Selbit 6rauen betbciligtsn fd,
babel iInb soiien bciBes Waiier auf ibre @eg'
iler. @S murben iebr pieleBerioiien nerbaftet,
unb III bic Rube iuieber bergeitelt. = 9bierS
bat benz Waridaa WcMabon cine Siiite abs
9eitattet. - Dem @eridt, baB Die Som.
mine" Hoten auf bic - Sanf BON Sranlreit"
geidlid)t hat, iuirb mioeriproden. San,
Selsfammsr in Sabre bat oer Rationaluer.
iammluns eiuen Yrotef 9egcn eine Grb5buns
beS Tarii'S iiberred)t. - 9bierS iagt, oaf bic
nit ben frsrnoen Uabteu abgeidloiIenen
8ertrd9e i'll Solge Der perdnberteu YerbGit,
niiIe mooiii;irt ,uerbcn ntiiiien. = 0as 60.
mite Der pereinigten republifaniiben Yrelie in
Yari8 bat all bic gSdbler bes Seine. Departe-
l1entS cine NoreiIe erlaiien, in pelder es
bsitt, bab bic 8epublit feneswegs eiu bloBcs
propiioriifes austunftsmittel lei. 0as
Neginlsnt Der uB.Sensbarmeris it aufselbit
moroer.
Yaris, 2S. Snui. = Ser Warquis bon
@abriac, b1 fir Berlin beltimmte frau3bii'
ide @eitdftshiaer, lit nod nidt absereii't,
lpiro iid) aber tuabribeinlit mor8en auf iei'
uen Yolten begebeu. - Der 8aiier nnb bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-29

Samit Wurcn iie 2lae einpcrltancen
parauT freuten ie iid.
vIber wer mar bic Dame ?" fraste be,
General.
Vttt lbm tdnnten au6 g(nbere iie nibt
Vie @ebeime Gcmmer;ienrdtbin tpnntt
9tuStunft geben.
nSle Snterimsbraut, GrteIlen;."
n5nterlmsbraut, meine 8ndbige ?"
pGine leibIide Gouiine uniers 8irtbs. "
nSes garpuS BON Stcdbauien ?"
pSte iino 8rubertinber.
pgIber Snterimsbraut ? Sd bite Sic.
meme G'ndOi9e, paS bcoeutet Der Nus
orud ?"
"Seben Sic iid ben germ bort an,
GrccllenS."
uSer peri6ppmmene- bate beiuabe
9ela9t Der pertcmmene Weri6, Der ieBt
Suriidtebrt ?"
uSbn meine i'd"
yGr itiert Wie ein 8etruntener Al un8
berlber."
u5ait TO-"
pllnb per 1T er ?"
u9er SnterimSmann!"
"Uieine Gndoige, Sic lieben in Rdtb,
leln Su ipreden."
"Sanen Sic iib erjdblen, GrceIenj. -
aP, oa tebrt uniere @irtbn Suriid, uno
N oereN Ge9enpart ldBt T6 bic 6amiz
lien In9ele9enbett uidt wrbl mittbeis
len."
n5ie baben mid I'M 10 neusieriger &C.
ma6t."
uSpdter!"
Irsnrtirh,I1,n
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eratlcrin bon Sralileu perben morgeu bic
martct. - Der G'raf BON BuriS III bcut
| an9etommen llno rpir6 mor0eu benz Rrdl
oenten SberS eiue Siiite abltatteu. @r ba
ocen Srlt. bon Gliancelin nad) Srobsoorf 0e
lhtdt, I'M bort 6aS gtdbcre iibcr bic Jteiic 6ct
Ser;o9S bon 9bartreS mad YariS uno Gin,
llnterreSnu9 bCiocr ErinSen nit Sbicrs Il
beipred)en. 0iorgen nad) Der 0roBeu He
piie miro SbcrS Elm groBcS @alGs0iucr 9c
| ben. Vile @enerdle uno Sbrilter babeu Sin,
laonngcu crbalteu. 2ud) Der Gieueral Sour
bait miro uabrld)ciulidl Sugegen iatn. - 9it
fallen perbaftct, gciteru aacin 200.
SaUre, %. SSunt. - Sambettd hat I'M
Separtenlent Der uutercn Seite cine Ganbi.
oatur an9enommeu.
9iue Stalicn.
s Sloren ], 2S. Suni. -- Der Sonia 1T
bcute abgcrCii't, um iid, nad) gtCapel uno
Jfom Su begeben. Gr murSe non ben Spit,
sen Der SebOrbeu bis aui ben Sabuboi Qelei,
tet. GS bate iidD cine groBc Wtcn0c 8ollcS
oerlanllllelt, nm 3eu9e Der Scene Ilt icin. IS
rief Dem SIuige @ipaS III.
Mus Sorra.
Vonoon, 28. Suni. - 9aS auSuGrtioc
amt bat bic folgeubc 9epeifc crbalttn:
DSb1n9hai,' %. Suni. Die ameritaniidlc
Grpebitton bat Oui bcn S1uig 6oa.2nicln
eincn Ste9 itber bic Sorcancr criod)tcu. Sic
toreanI'de Scitc wurOc genommcn uuo sers
tort. Die SorcanCr ucrtbcibigten iih boiler
Set;peifluug uno pcrlorcu 500 all Sootcu
unS Serwunbetcn. Der &uluit Der Amcri
taner bcliebt ans 3ooteu (Naruut,r CuSifi
3ter) nno 8erpuuCettn."
MuS Jtalirm.
IL ElOrglt /, 2S. .Siltt. DER GSrunt hnt
nab elmer bittgen Debate Die y@ottbOrot-
Gtienbabn Sil" anaenommcu. - 0it :, 9unf
BON 8om" lit nit eiuem Grunocnpitol bon
80 Dttllionen girc gegriiuOet moroell.
Der Suci- -Ganal.
BariS, 30. SUM. - 9Sie cS tciBt, i1ngt
Der Sueis Canal III periauoCn all. Scr @ice
tbni9 mill sen 5iatb Der Biorte, Ocu Canal
anjutaufcn, ntdt befOgcu.
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llcbcrirtung.

StAbt Nptfc, Den 10. You. 1870
Nm Nrt. ". ~. S'iqacr, baltimore, WV
8ubrtu Nru! Sic $500 e,pio inh mir prnmn,
eurb 1brtn AaCnttn, Nru. AHeuottt, tn ucbctsin.
tgrlt init uuNeycm am -. Cttobcr ubgsitlontnsu
Nncr SGtm,nutpO ubgriauGt. gicIc Dlrtiun H. ,u,s
}lnyr bdannt lcln plro, sin cites uub bripSbrtss
GthmuS Gt9en Staupoe In uuIcrtm Seube uHb irI
90 Sn ueecsmtnntt NIT urNsrtm ootu ano,lab,,,n
8uTo8e nnb Stt GuCintou Agcut ilr Sic We,n
Stndtcu. ~
sic mcrocn Sarmiuatiun 70 ben unb flar. nj
] WGfet uro 10 anlrncbm itmCdenb, mic Slmonab
fnoen.
mild IT, NuhGttunQspon
sIlrraneru gictptsl,
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/, bieut. (ge;D QOuiS @eiliuB. Sctrc.
tar bcS NoroGit lidleu SduQcr ~
SuuSeS." (0ie ,Gboral. CSecaitait" 0c
Bort CUR 2. Slo1e.)
- @ouperncHr GOote 1T gcittru Abtno
bicrber ;llriiduefebrt.
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Aus 0Daibinotou. -Gpealnad,z
rtdhten

W Waibiugton, %. 5uui. - Sr.
ytetsrott bat bente Rahmittas I'M IA llbr
bic tolgense 9epcid)e erbalten:
,"0ie rs BORA q eietfi6a It" uon
Us tn9ton bat ben YreiS in ID.
rer &laiie egbalten uno Der,
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I. Il. 5appillgtcn's
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Fein iid,ersS une eefdhrloiss SeiImittel fir
mfsn, Srfaltmna, aeudbbmfen, Sciicrfeit &c.
e5 betltti9t SntBhneung uno UCrbItct baourdj
Ruies it'd erreucnoe Sprup rirs ictt 90 3abrcn 9es
matt uno bat 4rogc Suiritbrnbct se9cbcn. YrGpa=
tlrt pom Or. u. Sdppin9tou, 0r. 1872, Sfore:
6apffrase.
,o3n babcn telaacn Sdnbtcrnim aasemctnen. Grcis
30 Scnt5. (Hop 23 tS)
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aa Dr. :. c. llloplton's

BALTIMORE DENTAL PLACE,
Ghtpf'sGfe FER Sutarps uue Saratcaaffrose. .
Boaitdipi9e G5chle Su $40 bis $t5, pclGe aarous
tirt peroin. 3utreocnbtit bu sCWdbrcn.
3dbHe perecn obnc ben seringheu Stbmcr5 ausge=
to1cn ju 30 9cnt5 pro Stiii; rCinc @oloilanna nir
81; oitto StlhGrannn8 81, aui $40 Sabre sarGntirt
Sas y II an lit Su icocr Scit often; SountGas pon
L Dis u rIWprmitinns. LlGni. n. 19Rlr !