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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
Terrible Smash-Up and Nobody
HnPt

2 The passenger train going North
at 3 O'Clock last Monday met with
a severe smasll-aP just above town.
The axle of the tender broke while
the train was in motion, letting the
tender down upon the ground
Three or four freight cars were bad
" smashed and the track torn up
for the distance of s hundred yards.
braking cross-tiesand bending rails
in terrible manner. None of the
passenger cars were thrown from
the track for the reason that the
train had not gotten under fall
Roadway. The damage was repair
edsin about p hours.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07

Gail Is SEAvf & YoRK's and
leave your vote for that fne pic
tnre thess Ilrop9se . give
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.
A Valuable Present Given Away.

A Valuable Present Given Away.
The members of the Pulaski
Dramatic and Minstrel Combina-
ton will give two original and
agreeable entertainments at Antoi-
Bette Hall on the 25th and 26th
inst, Besides the entertainment
itself, on the last evening a fine $40
Album will be presented to the
handsomest lady in attendance Ell
ther evening, and a tin goblet to
tle homeliest gentleman. The
Committees to make the awards
will be selected from the audience.
The first evening "Toodles'' win be
brought out with a splendid caste,
and the second evening the combi-
nation will give us soue very comic
delincations of negro character.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07

Each new subscriber to the Crit
zEs who pays s. in adEaRees gets it
for nothina.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07

The crowd WIS not very large in
town last Monday. The intense
cold and the fear ofbeing caught on
ajury kept many Of them away
Most Of them who came were scar
ed away early in the evening by an
officer with a paper in his hand,
while some of those who had the
courage to stay got most gai-lori-
opsly drunk.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
unTIsH ~ RENT-

FEw Prs NJ DWELLING HOUSE
n on Fast llflis opposite sas fa+i1enes g
i " Nocanu containing -i4 roofll'---l e
-fcgsFher usffh ~ dsn apot &os VAL b
7szsiF irnras-lfsesly & ssslzsd.
nSAf =. Ga
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07

sam Chain, Gen. Lee and Antho-
nv Bridgeforth, all colored, we're
brought before Esq. Alexander yes
terlav on the charge Of cutting and
contemplating wood from the land
Of W. F. BaIIentine, They we're
ased go end costs apisca
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07

J. &, G. Brown has the largest and
haadsomest lot of prints in town.
Large and handsome lot at loo 3
yard. Cali and see them.
IL II r. O. RRoWN.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07

SEAvY q YoRK viii leave this
place, the 1st OF January next
Give them a call before then.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
OF for mississippi.

Our friend, 10 Marshall, of Blu
fords Station. informed US Tuesday
that he is about to start to Missis-
sippi with a drove Of fine horses
We commend Je. TO those people
as a gentleman VINO may be trusted
and we have no doubt but that Ire
will offer them some good horses
CHRISTMAS Presents at
dat WNsHIP's.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
Thankseirine IN.

Last Thursday was observed at
this place as a day Of thanksgiving
and prayer. Services we're held at
the PresbyEerisp Church and q ser
mon Was delivered by Rev. WEI
BORN MooEEx. The weatleF- was
too fnelement for much Of a turn
ont.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07

SEAvr & YoEk offer a large Is
by 20 inch Photograph for the most
popular lady, gentleman or child
worth $40.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07

Remember the large picture at
SEAvY q YoRK's. Now is the time
to procure a large picture, a fine
picture for your friend.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07

Wsknow that for cleaning paint, windows
china and glass ware; for polishing knives,
in, iron, brass and copper ares, and for
removing stains from marble and porcelain,
aud rust from machinery, EnOch Morgau's
s,ps sapolio is the best thing in use. At
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
Navy Advertisements

New AukeEAlHEAAACAL -
The Clerk & Master advertises
70 sell two valuable tracts OF land.
See Notice to Creditors Of John
& 10 Kennedy.
The firm ofof J. P. H. & j. T.
Grant is dissolved, DR.. J. I. Grant
still practicing dentistry at the
same Office
We announce to-day Mr.. Isaac
J. Barber a candidate for Tax Col
Iector. All who know Mr.. Barber
can testify to his fitness for the po-
sition to which be aspires.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
The New Depot.

The new depot at this place was
occupied by the agent and tele-
graph operator a few days ago
We hear that the building is sub
stantially but roughly built; but be
that as it may, it is palace By the
side of the old one, and is a great
convenience to every one.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
M sufPTEn

WIN eontfaua thu praetiee II physses bic Of
Gee being &C the ihe DING etnro.
rss5-rs sUMPTER = LACEY.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
E0Oer108
PROVISIONS FLOUR. QUEENS
WAKE. NILS. YARNS.
AND SHEETINGS.

Canned Goods, Cigars Manniactsires To-
baeoo Virginia sud Kentucky Leaf ToA1sr
CO, Ell Of which sill b sold a.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1871-12-07
WHOLESALE 80 IL

Is she very loReet market prices. Paftien-
Jar attention N8l Be gigsa 70 ths retail De.
rartsass and lsoods zip b EDii ns rstsii e
prlcca % defy Competition
In she season oug st5ek a
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

A UCT1ON sALE-FRENCH GILT JEwELRY, FANCY
IN Goods, Watches, silver Plat.i are, Showcases, &C.
A. N: CRISTALAR, Auconeer viii sell Wednesday,
November q at lU9 O'Clock, at G ROADWAY, Hour
ton street, snts by order OF large Importing house
tng from business an extensive asortmen: OF French
Gilt Jcvcly OF every description; also silver Plated Ware;
aso Pocket ana Table Cutlery aso large line OF Walking
Canes; also several gross of Bsr Pipes also 0od Silver
end tilt Watches, Showcases Counters, &C. This sale ia
well worth the attention Of tie and puhc .hc
is extensive and valuable wall soid without least
reserve, In lots to suit.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

A UcTIpN SALE POSTPONED-OF THE FARM OF
N James tnrisht which was 20 come on at his place.
near New Providence n. j.. Wednesday, November q,
JAMES ENRIGHr
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
A LARGE AUCTION SALE At PRIyA1n MANSION

IA Over 800 lots and $4,000 worth OF magnificent
Household Furniture
III NRY ZINN Auctl,ueer, this day. commencing at
10 O'Clock, elegant private ia West Twenty
street. sixth avenue, VII, brilliant toned ia octave
rosewood Pianolore rich Parior
cred IN PLAN satin, hrocae and sx reps; Mirrors Vel
We. and russes ironzes Painu Cabinets Lace
Curtains Tables kc Bet.room Suits rosewood
walnut; single al a douce Bedseads. ureaus, Wardrobcs
Curled Hair and Spring Bets Bedding Blankets, Sheets
Lounges Turkish Chairs &c also Dining Room Furniture,
Plate, Cutlery. China, Dinner Chairs, buet
Extension and Side Tables also Base Kitchen
niure, &c. Sale positive, rain or shine.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

A DMINIsTRATIx's SALE OF FINE sADnLERY-IM.
~ ported and domestic-by JOuN N. vtDDER, Auc-
,ionecr. Particulars in horse and carriage column.
BANKRUPT SALE OF FLkaANr FURNITURE.
ON TUESDAY, wEpNksDAY AND THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER n, 20 ami %, a, II O'CLOCK EACH DAY,
AT NO. $50 BROADWAY,
between Spring and Prince streets,
comprising the most en- erb stock Of Cabinet Furniture
ever offered At auction in this city.
The stock Is valued at S4u u000. and viii be
positively solo without whatever to
close tho estate, by order OF the 2ssgnccs.
II embraces every rety Of rich solid rosewnod
and walnut Pnrlor, Chamber, Library and Dining
Room SUITS Cabincts, Pc iestais Cc ntrc, side,
AMI WORK Tables Arnores, Escrit)res. Lounges
Easy Chairs &C., &C.. al OF which male
for CARS city all trade and fully guaranteed,
o1erng opportunity to purchasers tho bnsincss
must posnivcly BE- closed by December BY order OF
the Bankruptcy Court.
The goods exhibition at the store
formerly occupied by Tiffany & Co..
No $50 Broadway.
HENRY B. HERTs, Auctioneer
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

UCrION. AUCTION, AUCTION NOTICE.
~ THIS TUESDAY MOKNIN commencing a. l0a oc ock
at private residence 120 est street.
avenue over $4,000 wrth of elegant plain Household
Furniture, comprising parlor grant rosewood ~
r,anoioIs, rafar SUITS Mrrora tarns Bookcases Eta
stands Amo-ea- lace Mattresses Feather Beds Uiclos.
Stoves China and Silver ac, &C. all 40 lots by cata-
logue. Sale positive, rain or shine.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

TACoB BoGART, AUCTIONEER.
81 "WEDNESDAY, November ~,
st II O'clock at anctiot rooms, No North Wi'inm
street. louschoc Furniture connsina OF general assert
menl Psror Bedroom, Dining Room and Kitchen fIrni-
ture.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

IHoR sALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY OR SUBURBAN
properly, of the oldest and hest paying kectifyns
and Fnni Liquor establishments In the city of New York
will be disposed OF very cheap, the owner Ia retiring IRON
business good lease and cheap rent Address MERCHANT
Herald once.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

vyTANTED--A BOy, FOR THE OFFICE OF A WHOLE.
w sale dry goods house, one who writes livoa
with bis parents. Address, with particulars ARTHUR,
2,G95 Post Office.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

WANTD-A BOY FOR OFFICE WORK; oyE LIVING
w near CITY Hail. brooklyn. preferred call after T. NJ.
NJ. II. sIlELLkY, =. Ann ct.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

A UGUST MARTENS 4 CO, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
N pae auction sae36 West Fifteenth street. Fifth
avenue, arncen household Furn fianogore Paflor
Suits. Paintings, Bronzcs. s erware Stauary and
WORKS of Art valued 1870 000 chance for house
keepers,
this day (Tuesday November 81, at the private resi-
dence 10 West Fifteenth street. fta
9encng Al u O'CLOCK Room Suits, rompadcur and
Marie Antonete ycs covered satin brocae marQuatare
Aabineis, Bookcase, ageres Canterburg Encoignures
Velvet Medallion Carpets, Paintings, uy emine arss
magnificent rosewood fanoforte, STOOL cloth
Cover rosewood walnut Bureaus Bsdsteads, warrooes,
Mattresses Blankets Extension Table, SidebOard Cutlery,
siverware Cinaware Linen, glassware. &c. Furniture
wants apartments, ascment Kitchen Furniture. N. b.
Parties wishing TO attend this sale Fifth
or sIth svenus cars Competent, persons In to
pack and remove goos
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCrloNEER
"A Onicc and Salesroom "a Nassau street,
opposite the Poet Office.
Genteel Second Hand Furniture.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL viii sell, this day, at l01
O'Clock, at their salesroom, 81 Nassau street,
q large assortment OF
0eneel Household Furniture Beds Bedding Chamber Fur
nitnre Carpets Mirrors; general Also China
Dinner and Tea Sets, Glassware, &c.
A lso Kitchen Furniture.
Also OMce Furnjur-.
AlHn Sewing gar mi
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

IrOR SALE THE ELEGANrLY FITTED UP BAR
and Biard Saloon sgl Sixth avenues line location for
oyster and wine saloon 25x0U Ave Tables. bar
Gam Can bo had n applied tor at once.
N. DOUGHTY, Auclioneer, 10 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

WET NURSES CAN FIND SITUATIONS IMMEDIATE
w ly. Apply az Dr. HANsEN'S Nurse Agency, 500 9Th
st, near Bowery, from 10 10 f.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

IL HEADQUARTERS, EIGHTH REGIMENT, N. q. 8. N. y,
IL NRw YORK, Nov 20, 1871.
GENERAL oRDr No TO-
l. This regiment win parade on Tuesday, NOV a. ls7i 70
participate IN the reception OF His Imperial anne Aess
0faud Duke of Kussia =
II Regmental line will bs formed At the armpry a. ~
o'clock A. N.
Roll call OF companies al Q: 40 A. NJ.
IL Parade positive, ram OF shine. arc n scorr.
}. n. lila AdjutApA
The New York herald., 1871-11-21
FOR SALE,

FOR sALE-THE FIRST CLASS CORNER LIQUoI
IA Store 4s9 Broome street, corner South fif.h avenue
splendfy lifted will be sold cheap II not sold BY Tuei
day win be sold that day 1uH ocock by WILLIAM
ABBUTT, Auctioncer, No. 9 City Hall place.
The New York herald., 1871-11-21

WANTED-Ar sN sTH Av, 50rH ST., TWO SMART
early.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21

.@ute tbut, ldBt IN Der pbiseu Mngobe
beS 6eralp Dor Der 6ano nihtS erfennen,
als ben, iebr fabeniaetnt9en @eriu&> Der
administration oteie Geper aus tern Irc>
pbdenidmud 3u pRuden. Nas bic mo-
tdr9il9e ober anttnonurdil1e @eGn>
,,url,e Der Mtt8lieper res S9ieoe9eridtS
NIT . SIT rredtlt@en Graseu ju tbun
bat bIrfte lelbf ben, 5eralp 1dper iein,
III. erfldren. ~3 -. @'~"> ,''-.4
unl:re Mnf@t 1T, BE @a@e tpirb ffd
beGer MAIDEN, ols berW fepbi1opbeleS ron,
6eralb au elauben por9tebt uno mas Die
B%emlbrn9en Spantens anbetrift
@n9lanp far bic Treibsutereien her Mla<
bau,a perantwortli@ MAIDEN 81 belfen,
nm ben, Snfel Gan bic @erantnortlt9>
felt far Die @ubanHden &aperI uG(p1i>
"a" uno "5prnet" aufSuballen, 70
barfte IS tamit CUTE @e9e' buten. 0ns
tel Samuel bat ii& nit btelen S&ifen
tet pettsm nidt 70 plump brutQtrt ais
Sobnnspi 8uu NIT Der Mlabama, unp je>
cenfaQs 1T bteie6 eine Sa&e "per Sc"
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21
Sur D<reiniemna esS 9eleorapben+
III a. nit Dem Noftetenfte. .,,y !

@enn ireeno elmer Der Don Grant in
Ietner, Butldoft oen1adten 8orl9ld9e
al6 pos le9ttime Gr3eusnib etne6 3s'tbe.
curfni7es an9eieben wercen fam, 70 1T
es cer, ben Telesrapbenotenf benz 'pri>
Datbetrieb Su ent;ieben unp. ais Dfentli<
den @erpaltun9S;wei9 Dem &e1ort Res
@eneralpotmeifer5 ;u lberoeten.
Die 3uedmdbiefeit zines iol9en Nt>
ran9ements 1T purd BEN @crSanA faf
oler europdil9en 5taaten rocumenttrt
mprben uno ipriuet Sepem in bic Nusen,
>pel@er @ele9snbeit 9ebabt bat. bier
NIT Dem Geleerapben, wie er BON priz
pat0eleul6aften uno prlben, nj: er
Don Dem Staat sebanrbabt Miro &C.
l@dfte ~ MAIDEN
@er in pieler Sage rpar, wie S@rc'z
Der pieles, Der fanc orabcn bel rem
@taatstelesrapbsa bic 3uoerlaII9feit,
promptituoe, unb 8iuisfsit als Garci>
naltuesnoen, bier ne @timperei, S&lu>
peret unp nihtemlrrisRe @elolbneicerei
ais @arcinau a tel. Der Iele9rapbenz
betrieb cribsn Yeropufpmmnet i9
IN 1einen Tusenoen Don Sabr gu Sabr,
Der Eele9rapbsnbetrieb babsn usri1nft tm>
mcr tiefer in ieinen 2aitsrn> ie unabhanz
eiaer Ct pon, Yublifum miro cur& im<
mer 9rSBere Mbnabme bet GorcurrsnS
mittelS Combination Der einjelnen 2in'r
In rer Rt&tuns eines S'santild'' j.
MonopolS.
Der Milmaufee Seebute !a9t:
uDie Detroiter uNbenopolt" iablt, NJ:
e6 i@eint, au@ 81 ben Treunben be6 Mrz
nopola tenn ite eifert gang 0epaltt9 9e9er
ben @ori6las, pas Eele9rapbenwelen nit
pem poameien au psreini9en. Mit aH@
bern @urten : bic ~Mbenopof" aablt fiji
cine sebnwortioe Depelae na@ Seem Do'|
lisber 3wei Douar an Die Menopp>
liRen ala fiji bic sleide Dspcl&e2 rs GenI
an bic &e9ierung."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21
oas ,Mtabema" s@tesseeri@t.

@om @ew gorfer @etalp fonr,nn,ero
alp NIT @0tll&t 5u 8sntsben 1T Golseu<
Res: ." '}'.'S~ s'[t'c 9g
Die trttfi&en unterbdnbler baben
BEL per MeSojtruue bes @aitingtoner
@ertra8S apif&en ben Gerein. @taater,
uno @rpbtrttanteu bie t1nisren aber- ben
e6fel balbirt benn es aelanQ linen, bas
fit ~ {orsen, paB bic aus funf Mitelte,
bert ,~tefebenpe fbieosri9srlt&e Commit
iou NUN IN 'ibret Majotitdt aus pet(e,.
men teftebt, wel&e bet repubtifanii@en
&eeifrune6form obbolo Tnp. Desbalb
perDe BE Gnti9eioune oe6 @9epsge>
ridts III @unfens @roetritauiens aug,
fouen. uab bic @spfrr5faun9 berAlaba*l
mo: @sntroper(t aperbe bas Rsialtaf finn q
Der uuifanb, baei bic stpninifrntiouz
F4 auf ben Mbl&lub pes 8erstaaS ale.
auf cine BON lit jug tanDe Bebra@tewsrtb>
pole Grrurseni9aft btionpers etuas 3u
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21

- Das Territonu1n n0jtbwaY" nui
bel1en Organization cine pom SenatDr
.Namley eineebra6te SID abjtelt> ioll DOT,
benz ~biSbert9ea Terrttprium Dafota ourd
ben 46fen 8reiten9rap ab9el9nitte11 ,pcrz
ben Der ieiue Siioarensen btlpen parbe.
@ein Wd6entnbalt piirpe $4,000 Sua<
.cratmeilen iein. 4+1..
- 6err .. l6Iliea, @eneral!ntenoant
bet 5@9auipiele in Berlin mics ben perm
unb Damen som Ballet ba6 . d sbest
S9aulpteltauieS at, uus pom bort aus
Der 9diQerzG ntblbsungsfei er juaufeben.
Dte Damsn 1aben bierin einen >Mauset
@nlantsrie. COLTS er fe etpa in zen
Seller Idtfen?
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-12-21
@a4 Der General Roitm litter Gre6.
>pcu uber bic 8erbtxbune ses
Sele8rapbenbtxnffe6 NIT
Dem @~oftotenffe feat.

Soften mir User tiefea i%n,er0antsn
@eecnftanc beute ben #ext6t nse Gene
rolppRueij ter5 GreSmsu xecen. Derlelbe
laSt:
~D'e ausldliebli6e @er1paltune Der
TeleQ,arbenltnien eurh cae>poacspartsz
ment," iaet 6rr Grained, lit rer MIDI
tiQfe @e8enftanc bel Br:atbun9 rerMitz
tel sur @utreitnng unb @it,bstlung..ron
Nadrdttn. Die Rt9ierunosn auf rem
earcpdiiden Geatinente, NIT menieen
M%usnabnsn, bab<n idDn felt Sabren pas
Redt heanfprudt unp aud au51eltt,
cen deetrraen Teleorapbsn .r%et1paltsn III
rirfen, anp Der Dtenft wwrs nit er1bter
Sitsrtett uni Orbnuna re,1eben. ,Sn
Sdmeeea, Mprns9er, Hnblonn,& Baicrn,
Sta!ien, esr Elrfti> 0rie&enlanp unp
Spanien, nurcen curG rie Bereint9uno
oe6 Teteeeapbeumdsns NIT nsnt Yoltz
pienfte SroSe &ortbeile ~er,,clt, wdbreno
in Tronfred&, Der Sdwets, .preu6en, Bel<
glen unc Ten Ntebenanoen, 100 Die neuer
@rfncunAes Aritnrlttbcr itue@t unp 3ur
N%nmencuns Aebra@t murpen~ BE Gtr>
pal'uns Ger EeleeraYhenlinien pur6 Die
po(t Id csrdaus ais pas 'ysu,uolthere
SYftsm terab1t bat. !@S ttSab jeeoh
Gn0lanp c%orbebaltsn, cenBeneb Der ar
{oluten Goeaaelidtei1 nes n.uen Syftem5
bar@ cine auleitige praftiibe paobe III
Na@ larger prifuns etliee pa6
Parliament ana 81. Suit 1866 Elm @eleB,
oas ben t6nt9liden @eneraIpoRmeif1er
DE eleetrtfdea Eeleerapbep
'au5xfaufen. 3u n~ertpalten unb ausaubeu>
ten xnb am 9. Nueuf t<wiQi9te tas
parla<nent bic baau nStbt8en @ittel.
am $. Gebruar 1880 fanp Der llebestrag
fatt, nt1o BET poate!esrapt<npienf fling
iefert an. SIN Anfanse batte t,att NIT
aQtslet S&mtert9fsiten ~ fdmpfen, mad:
FEN bie|e jere& berdltist fnb, miro Der
It!earaptnctenf In Gnslanb 70 rnebl<
uno 10 r~eselmdbis ron Der pot 8e>
leitet> pae ote 8efQrworter Der Nafres<l
auf ben Grfols i9ol3 lein t6nnen. T..
Die Rotten pureen 9let9 pom Aufang
AT slet@f5rmie fir ale Dtitansen IN ben
bret &6nisra@en auf einen @@iaing'
GA @ents) fit bic er}en stpan3te @orte
fef9eleBt uno brst pence Ce9S Gents)
purcen fit je ale ~foleenbeu @orte bin
|u9d9laaen. Aa9 etnem Beri@te bes
|retten M|fftnten bes ppfamtes. 9errn
belief f@ Der Dur9l9nttts<
sreis alters epelben auf 26 gents, ,pdb>
|eno cer frdbere Durd}dnittspreiS 38
Sent6 8etueien5ruar. f9n Der erftenf @oae
benz uebertrase ,batsf fid bic 3abl
'er Depe(Atn bon allen Aaf9abepldBen.
init Nusuabnte Der Deptl9snt an 8ei>
ui,9en) cuf 1928. In Der am 81.
Mdrj earduf enbeneen @o4e mar bic
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Die Sppofr cn6frAtif nber Grent8
8otf1aft.

Ole pemofrati11en unb ppppittipn5< re<
publifani1Gen &rittfer Gber Grants 8ptz
I9aft finb NUE. 70 siemli@ NIT ibrem peu=
fun Der Ser unD 3erarbettns19 bteI esMfz
tenftUde5 fertts. sic baben tbr @D9z
liGfeS eetban> feta bellies 91rGen barar1
su laien, eQeir ne erlidtlide Strapate
rcr de ]d5 bct eief em Bemiben ar89eiebt,
;euat fiji efe G@smteri9fettcn, ncnen ie
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