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A Model Lawyer.

Squire johnson was q model LAWYER.
as the following anecdOte will show:
Mr.. Jones once rushed into the
Squire's office in a great passion. THAT
internal scOUndrel cObbler Smith, has
sued me, Mr.. JOhnsOn-fOr five dollars
l owe him for pair of bOOtsn
Then Why don't you pay him, if you
owe him9'
Because he's sued me; and when a
man does that, III never pay till it costs
him more than he gets / want Won 10
make it cost all you can.'
But it will cost You something too
i don't care for that, What do voU
want to begin with?'
Ten dollars; and more if there's
much extra trouble
All right! There's the ". Now 20
ahead
No sooner was his client gone, than
Squire johnson stepped across to his
neighbOr Smith and offered the bill, on
condition that the suit be Withdrawn.
The shoemaker gladly accepted, all he
wanted was his pap. Tie lawyer re-
tanned the Otherfive for his fee; and as
the case was not troublesome made no
further demand upon his client
Ten days after Jones came in to see
how his case was getting on.
All rightp said the lawyer. You
won't have any trouble about that /
put il to Smith so strongly that he was
glad to withdraw the suit altogether
'Capitalp cried the eXulting Jones,
you've done it up brown! You shall
have ell my business
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Church Directory

Isr PREsBYTER1AE CHURCH.-West Court street. e.
Rev !. Al P. MeGaw Pastor. Services every BAD
bath. Hours: II, A. r., " p y.
SsSSatn S5 SSReS, oes y = Psyer Meeting on wednesday
evening, st Z O'Clock.
and Walnut Streets. Rev. A. J. Imhoa, Pastor
Services every other Sabbath. HouFs Il, A H. : P
sabbath School every Sabbath 9:l5F.N
lar METH. &. CHuRcH.-sozth-West corner Church
s15 Moth Main Streets. Rev. - Stephenson, Fes
foT seTveeg every sabbath Hours: II, A. H. P H.
Sabbath School at G(, P. 4 ,- =.
General Class Meeti1gl Monday evening" ~ y
Regular fS9n Prayer Meeting wednesday evening atE
O'Clock.
ID METH CHURoH-E4It Water Street Rsy; u. -
FurgersOn. Pastor. services every S@DO''-'
H. A. n, TX P. y.
SABBATH School at n.
General Class Meeting, Sundays at A; =. iosng
Mems Prayer meeting, Tuesday evening ~ -lu
Cb1rch building opposite Market House.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening, at Chufcn'
z,v-,s- Czrnsu.-Esst Court street. Rev. B. 7.
TAYLOR, Pastor Services every 6sbbath. HoarS II
ssbbsth School at g, Az
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening" oelooA'
EPISCOPAL CHuRoH.-COnsE sciOtO and Ksnton,
Streets Rev. W n PTobasco, heotof' 81 slos SVelJ
sabbath. HOUR; II, q. n, X p. n.
NV JrEUssEEH CKURoH-sWErIlInTas TasIN. -
1zo-tE sst coT1orSouth Main and Reynoldg streets.
Rev. Frank SeWaT, Pastor. Services every SAooasl-
Sabbath School atSp. m.
C,,-zos4o CyHUscH.-John Street. Ray, J. A. KeaE-
ney, Priest Services every sabbath. Hour; II a m
Assoor,TE REFoRusn cHuRH-Fes est Market st.
Rev. H. a. Thompson, Pastor. Services SVefy SAD
bath, Hours Il q. m.
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GOVERW0RiS MESSAG


Fs1oSU oisiseas Of the General assembly:
THE official reports, which the law
requires to be annually made to the
Governor, show that the affairs of the
various departments of the State Gov
ernment and of the State Institutions
have been conducted during the past
year in satisfactory manner. shall
not attempt to give a synopsis Of the
facts and figures which the reports con-
tain. The most important parts Of them
have been spread before the people Of
the State, by the newspaper press, and
the details which may be desired with
view to legislation can be obtained from
the reports themselves.
ualsO refrain from making many re-
commentators. Believing that too fre-
quent changes of the laws and too much
legislation are serious evils, respectful
~ suggest that upon many subjects it
may be well to defer legislation until the
people have acted upon the question Of
calling q Constitutional Convention. IF
such q convention shall Ee called, Il is
not improbable that the General Assem-
bly, viii be clothed with powers essenti-
ally different from those conferred by
the present fundamental law is respect
to the judiciary, railroads, intemperanee
and many other inn portant subjects, and
that the Legislature itself viii be so
constituted as to secure to minorities
fairer representation than they now en-
joy. 1 E77- ffa ai fr
The balance in the State Treasury on
the 18th of November, 1889, was S42S,
ESQ, Il; the receipts during the year were
8, 1896, ,932, SO; making the total amount
Of available funds in the Treasury dur
fasiaa
The disbursements during the year
have been S4,071, ,954, 81; leaving bal
aBee IN the Treasury November Is, 1870,
Of S766, ,026, 10. " @ :
The estimates Of the Auditor of State
for the current year are as follows:
Estimated receipts from all sources, in
cluding balances, S5, $40; ;205, 90; estimat-
ed disbursements for all purposes S., I63,-
976,01 leaving an estimated balance in
the Treasury November Is, 1871, of $685.
5000. -1t sa
The public funded debt of the State on
the 18th Of November, 1869, after de-
ducting the amount invested in loans
not yet due, was SO, 1855, ,938,27. During
the last year there has been redeemed
of the various loans, and invested in
loans not yet due, the sum Of SI2S, $780,
SO, leaving total debt due November is,
1870, Sc, ,732 or, 81. rz-r-E .r..-r.-r
The Fund Commissioners were prepar-
ed to pay OF larger amount Of the
debt than has been actually discharged
during the year, but none of the bonds
of the State Wegs due, and some of the
holders demanded ten or twelve per
cent. premium, and others refused to
surrender their bonds at any price. ss
i The constant and rapid incease Of tax
atiOn demands consideration. The fol-
lowing table, showing the taxation for
deterrent purposes in 1860 and in 1870,
and the increase of taxation in ten
year, sufficiently exhibits the nature
and extent of the evil: -... ~.
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This table shows that in ten years the
State taxes have increased thirty-three
per cent, and that local taxes have in
creased almost one hundred and seven
ty- per cent. in other words, that less
than One-tenth Of the increase has been
in State taxes, and more than nine
tenths in local taxes.
The increase of local taxation has been
far greater than the growth of the State
in business, population or wealth. 1T is
not to be doubted that this burden has
grown t0 dimensions which seriously
threeten the prosperity 2f the State.
No full and exact statement can be
from the official reports as to the amount
annually collected from the property
holders of the;State in the form Of spec
ial assessment for what are termed local
improvements, but it is certain that this
burden Is also great and rapidly grow
ing. a.fg, =
The Auditor of State reports cases in
which such assessments have been madel
amounting to half of the cash value OF
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THETWO MIGHEs.
Br HlRaAnEr j. PRESTON.

To-day is the day Of oblation,
And the people with one accord
Are bringing their free-wiH offerings
To the treasury Of the Lord.
With fittings and conseerations
The faithful are fastening thence;
The rich with their sanctuary Bhekels,
The poor with their hard-earned pence.
Honor the Lord with thy substance
CThese are the words divine)
And thy barns shall be filed with plenty
Thy presses shall burst with wine
To me is the precept spoken7
Yes, even 20 mo, who am
And heir and .. child of promise,
4 ar A daughter Of Abraham.
H yet in my need and straitness
Hardly bestead to live,
s.-C CDesolate, lonely, widowed.
What have left to give?
yet there Is quiet solaes =
TO feel that he cannot know, ....r r.
How the dole he left in the cofer
Failed me so long ago.
And now am boarding In it
Only two mites, my all; H. r.H
Two mites, which make but fsrthing
rs And that is gift so small
rarE .la atl sEE so rrfE7an-
r 80 small when I count the blessings,
.i. The marvellous, rich reward
lhave found in His sacred service
sa 80 little to bring my Lord! ua
Yet nature Of cur gifts He needeth,
fa Whose Plentftude boundIess is:
TI The corn, the wine, and the olives,
The hocICs and the herds are His f
80 among the golden talents e
win hide my mites and pray
That he who feedeth the sparows
VIII keep me in mind to-day.
y 'He knOWeth blush to offer .r.s
Ny penury's streitened store; -r -a
But III give myself with my farthIng,
And then Be will count it more
alrfsH
e e She Wist not that Christ was watching
'r As she offered her aims so small;
She heard not his commandment: f,f l
'shehath given, yea, more than ALL
1l3s HFaH a .u slE-rs
For the prayer in which she wrapped it
outweighed the treasury's gold
And the mites which made but a fartllinl
..r Have yielded 8 nilHon-fold.
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Advertisements win be Inserted at the
Ikla took the pardon.

Ikla took the pardon.
There Is no occasion to send It, Sire
she said archly. I can deliver it my
self. Gustavus is concealed in this
ehateau.2 - a-s H- zrtfEr
'Gustavus again. cried the King,
sharply. rs this man your lover?'
He sand would have been my hus-
band. H--a
Then you have deceived me in every
way Id. 1.---.. ..-a -. N.
NO, sire; you deceived yourself. Had
been ambitious, / might have sealed
your ruin; as it is I have saved Sweden
from q Queen who would not have been
worthy Of her, and restored to her q
King who is,
BE was determined she should not
beat him IN every way.
'Ikla, he exclaimed, 4 will restore
ReinOld to favor, and make him a Col
onel; and as I still have my doubts
about him, marry him. No doubt YOU
viii teach him to obey orders in future;
and may he not find
81 'What?'
That he has caught Tartaru
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EooaandIs carman RlLlers
Hnonand,a Garman Tonio

ls combination Of al the ingredients Of the Bitterr;
with FUHR Santa Cruz Rum, Orange, etc. 1t ID used
for tire sane disells "a the BlterB IN cases WeTe
soTrs pure alcoholic Btmulug is required Eon viii
bear ~ mind that thegs remedies arc entirely er-
ent from any others advertised OE the cure Of the ais
eases named, thess being scientific preparations OF
medical extracts, while the others are mere deooc-
lions of rum In some form. Tho TONIC 10 decidedly
OF the most pleasant and agreeable reneaes ever
offered toIho public Its taste is exquisite. It iG q
pleasure TO take it. while its hfegiving, exhiarang,
and medicinal qualities have caused 1t to be known as
the Qreategt OF al t0lics. H- - ..7-
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70 take anything else that be nay Say is ugt as good
bccauIs he makes larger profit on iE These reE1e'
dies VIII be Rnt By express to any locality upon a-
plieAtion to the
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE STORE,
No, 65I ARCH STREET. PhtladelPhta.
CHAB. M. EVANS, ERopr1eDoEs
Formerly o. n JACKSON q Coz
There remedies are for sale by DruFgiGtl StoreEo
srs, aud Medicine DeGlerS sveryWhere.
~ DO not forget to examine well he Article III
Bay IN order 10 get the genuine.
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HON GEORGE n. WOODWARD.

HOH. GE9h9E W, WOODW AlSllS
Chief Justice o. tie Supreme Court Of P6nuaylvdHa
writes: 81
RaELADILFFLA, March i6, 1851
Ihnd 81 'sHoo6ands German BitterS" iB good tonic,
ua8fal In diEeaees ofthe digestive organs and of great
benefit in cases Of debility and want Of nervous action
IN the system. Yours truly, O.
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DERHTY.

There IL no medicine equal to Hoofand'S German
Bitters OF Tonic in cases of Debility. They impar!
tone and vgor to the whole system, strengthen the
appstite canEe an enjoyment q the food enable the
stomach to digest IT, purify the blood, give good
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Omeial Directory.
COUNTY
TORNSHIP

r--...., RI ChesthaE,
- N AOtN' tn Berry.
IreSturer d " Todd.
Tl5tA Tl6i RhOads,
1P'' wa HamssBdB Noesiry, L Adams: ~.
Con'tJSlsi 5Soob zOmbro, VIM wharton Roach.
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uoNg IAlFFs THo1TpsON

PHI uADBLEHLA, April IS, 1886 Z
consider Hoo9e4d's German BitteH'' valuable
medicine in cases Of attacA1 Of Indigestion or Dge
pepgia. lean certify this nom my experience of
Yolrs, with respect, JAMBS THOMPSON.
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HON. wv. 3. ROGERS.
HON. JAlIEs u. WOOD,
CAurIOM.

HoOhand's German Remedies are eounteElaited-
Tbs genuine have the signature Of O. M , eeC1ou
on TIE front Of the outside wrapper OF each bottle
and the name Of the article blown IN each bottle. An
OthefB arecOunterfsit ID
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Weak Gaa pslisats Children are Nade Strong
hy usiag the Bittsrs o. Tonie Y
fHEsz AEEEDIEs AHl fHE la
Best Blood Purifiers ID
ever known snd win cure an diseases resulting from
bad blood Keep yOur blood pure; keep Jon liver in
order; ksep y0EF gsgtiFe organs In sound, healthy
condition, by the OF these remedies, and no dis
Glae viii ever asaail yoa.The best men IN the eoun-
tTy recommend them. II years Of honest reputation
60 for aDythfng you must try these propositions.
VR08E"EoEI
Like the following Bas nsTsF before offered in behalf
-.
~ suv u,aiicsrsi ,,I5,aT..rati,-,. E-H p
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eound healthy complexion. eTadiCae the yellow Lnge
fom he eye, impaTt bloom 70 the cheeks, and
IsaE and nerTOna invalid, to fulaced. stous. an9
FiEnlOug person ... r-.r T ID
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Fire Department.

YOUNG AMERICA FINE CO., 40. ..
Meet hrst wednesday evening IN e.ch montn ~
their Han over G. c. C0ulson,s GEoeery, ~.
'NS4 I. g. HOW'LL Frest.
JOHN n. PENCE, see'y.
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Price or the BI6ters, S1sOO per bottles
Price Or the Tonic, SI.5O per bottles
or, q half dozen for $780,
Tie Tonic u Pist StP tSl Q1'art Bottts9
hsssoLeSs 49, ssd and 90 highly recon-
mended; and do not allow the duggistSto 80
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u0N oE0RGR guaDgwO0D

Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania.
iPHIt.ADELnHIA, June /, 1858.
have found By experience that HOohapd's Cor
man Bitors ID very good tonic, relieving dySpepie
2 Tr-'F'19 GEORGE sHARsWOoD.
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ASK FOR TICKETS via ERIE RAILWA Af,
witch can be obtained at the prinelPal 4lcAe'
I1fices in the West and South-We
L. D. RUKER, " y; 9saISI n P5ats5I IassIr Az't.
Gen1 Sup't. Gen @SS - -
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,.n,1nrEr EIRE co. no. 2.

MoLUNKEE FIRE CO., no, 2.
,r.st ,.,on5 Tuesday evening in each month, at
lnei ll--ii - - +. GANbON, Pres't
HORACE 6. HAPPERSEFIi See'y.
RESCUE HOOK AND LADDER Cor NO. i
Meet first "wednesday evening in each month, at their
HSiI IN Kaufman Nelson's aothle hl9oz
iA'-'A u ROYAL J. WINDEl, Foreman.
GEORGE F PENUE, sec'y.
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On and after Monday DeeT SI2 SI9' hours, our WE VIZ
vii leave Urbana, at the lo'Ao'' lAe -
GOING WEST.
nav EXPRESS daily, Mondays 5 eAI
A''' ended for Cincinnati and the vi tbe
Sriltb Connects at CanclIllaitL ai-i11s NJ - sI,orf
lll le le EaqIyTav. E for s. Louis and the SCUM
and South West - ~ s r,iv,cir-
ou NJ NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, iot S ClllClLl ~
1oti and the West and South ConlscS;9 CSo2nS;S,i S,S
1a,.c5TTafi with the Ohio ana AllasLsall ~ ~
and Loulsvl4Ie+ 4 +l,e ~ sso1tb and Southwest;
- sf911e ri principal stations ana cohhec'-
ing points alSne matt ,aaitfaebed to this train at
~ Ri YsSrlE running through to ClnclnnaIl.
s.a5 a. NJ ACCOMMODATION SUNDAY eA0SP
,..zt ses 8 N WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted.
GOING EAST.
~ rr,sETTNING EXPRESS, daily con-
necgIlls ~ ooftfee and stopping at all pr1nclpai
fts-11ediate stations and connecIls ~ ~ ~,
Asieeping Coach is atFaene 70 70 NE New York
qt.s5r Coach is also attached at no tYI,,--
running through, without chaL5e, - ~ es,1,s
1000 NJ CINCINNATI 1NPhES2S, > s2alaoS12s j1;ts
10 sxcepted - stopping at all mport@anS @ PSt1IIs PII
- main line, and connecting az Ne" A
SeI31e' ~ 'e'5ach accompaniesthis train rom
Neadvine to New YORK.
sos a. N. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays eAosp-
iozSP. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays excepted
BOSTON and New England Passengers 5l w wiz, in
.beiT Bsggage, are transferred Free OF Chalse III
New York. , ,,,t 1,,,r,7rious Sleep
- -Sosc5es BF-IN THE WORLD ~ @O00iAi
,.S1,, an night trains on this Railway ,o5 q
RT4-T5s FFie Railway Company mas lt OFst ~ the
So ferrv from their Jersey CITY 4eLOo ~ e
foot Of 93d St., New York, thus ena3lllE en9 Tth
100 @ ~ % reach the upper portion Of the cl.y WILL Will
sut the expense and annoyance OF d s'i iee' -
omnibus transfer. -, ,+i-a ror7te of the
UEThe scenery along tne t entLtc ;c.,1TssHue and
Erie Railway is Of the most plS4tu1 u1,S 6e~r
Seautiful character Admirers OF ~; E;,euT Inc will
- IN . DAYLIGHT Journey over TINS Lllisl ~
ST1d in its ever changing lanoscapes, sO''
continual admiration and interest,"
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
Ana Fare always as low as by any other rou'e'
ASK FOR TICKETS via ERIE RAlLNA I,
witch can be obtained at the prinelPaA 4lcAe'
C)fices in the West and South-"est'
Id RUKER, W1l; 5;aSI n; P5ats51 Paes'r Ag't.
Gen1 Supt. OSA ~ -
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/. .. X. NJ.
Wiuneola Tribe No 81, meet every T1esoay evening"
IN third story q Viewers huilding-RorheaHt CO..
Of Public Square.
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L O. O. F.
aTod~a. No. a niesta Fradl
7 q. r. NJ.

Urbana Lodge, No. q, Hassta Friday evenings.
Chsmuaign Encampment, No. - meess ma
and 4th Monday evening"
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To-day is the day Of 0blatiOn,
And the people with one accord
Are bringing their free-wiH offerings
To the treasury Of the Lord.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
And Fare always as low as by any other rou'e'
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s1O,sz, ,s76 81 s2l,18O,s9O 81 sla,89O, l64 IS
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AMOUNT oF TAXES LEVIED.

purposes. 1850. 1870. Lzereases
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Other than sac.
state taxes 7,Si3,983 Al
State % 3513. no Or
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Die SebGnouna uno Grniorbung Der
RdfN SuhOu.

9olton, 81. Stt. - lleber bic porgeltcra
telc9rapbilh genleloete Grmolonng eineSSrait-
euSimnlers, 9ianlellS &atD Gnborl, 1T citbcr
S0lgenbes ernlittelt iuoroen: @cltern Iriib
nlad)te eiu UtilhniaHn ieiue @eld)1itSrunoe
in Der Stabt, ilno ais er bnrd) gongluoob, y,
cine Der arlltotratiden SorltGOte, nah Der
Staot ilbr, benlertte ct, pie neben Dem 5abr'
iuea al Der iogenannten 9SelternsAuenue ein
Nrauen,immer lag. Seue @sgeno 1T cine icbr
belebte unb bic gldn,eltbeu @qulpagen Der
eleaanten gSelt rotten ben gan;en Gag bill
burd bis gum ipdteu slbeiib bnrd oeielbe.
Der Wiildmanu ltieg ab nno iab ioglcih, oaB
bas 1ranensimnicr tobt mar. Ser geid)noill
lpar Ihredlid) perltimnlelt, Die aleber naren
falt galis pon letbc 9eriiien, oaS Saar mar
aufgelbit uno nit geronnenenl Slute bebedt,
baS ans tlaficnoeu 9Sunben am aopic 9cilol.
len mar; eill GROCER YHalteritcin lag neben
tbr, nit benl augenid)einlif Der Sddocltllo=
den bes ermoroeten Branensi simnerS 3eridmet-
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entiernt iauo man eineil Is 3oll laugcn eiers
nen Shraubenbreber, BET Spuren oil iid)
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werf,eug 9eoient bate, llnb baB NIT bemlel=
ben bem uugliidlidch Spfer bic t0otllhen
Streide perleet iuo"ben paren.
auf ben erhen Vlid fonute man ertennelt,
baB bic Grmorbete ein iuHgeS Didbdcn lpar.
Die plelfaden Dterlmalc, bic ani eiuen pers
,,peifelteu aampf 9noeuten, innBten Seoen,
Der ben gebHam fab, nit oer nebersengnng
erfiilen, oaB iie UNI ibr geben gefampft uno
iit aegem ibre Wiorber per;weiHungSpoa &C.
mebrt bat. Der Milbmann beeitte iid, Die
Yolisei pou ber gemahten Gnttefnng Sil be-
uad,rid,tideH, uHO bic Bolisei, ipbdlb e
&enntnib bon Ssm GreisniB 9euomnlen, ieste
alle Wittel III Yelpe9nng, I'M ben gebeint-
niBppllen S1leicr Su liiften, Der iber bieler
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yc(caruubtSbcs Stncr(ci.

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WlorbproSciie oeS 0r. Wieolicott, wclter wt
gen Sergiitung ocS Observation-Disclosures
0tntb III @,arnctt, &anaS, proStiiut Wnr6c,
ertldrte bente oen An9ctlagtcu oeS WtoroeS i'm
crlten Grooc id)uIoig.
8oiion, u. Oft. - Ser 5tid)cridooucr
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i3cit pcrmlBt uurbe, wirO iegt iiir pcrloreu
gcgcbcn; and nin ben Cdr. ,Sie &.RiggS"
1T man belor9t.
albanu, N.Y., 27. 0u. - 9ier miro
feiBi9 fir bic 2lbgebr0tntsu I'M NOrOrucitcu
geiammelt.
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ben beute Worgen osm @ud,te Uorgeiibrt 1t.
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