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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-19
Republicanis@ Among OaP GeF1ann Citi.
xens Of the Fourth District.

Repubiica.is~ Ansng Osr Germnn Citi-
zens Of the Fourth District.
It is surprising to notice the political
activity among our German citizens in the
Garden District. They keep up two large
and enthusiastic organizations-the Central
and tie Veteran clubs-both of which Ne
have had many occasions to speak favor
ably Of lately. They are presided over by
Captain F. Spranley, who is we'll known in
the party - = faithful worker. His only
ambition seems to be to strengthen the
party with his countrymen, and he has sue
ceeded beyond expectation.
Two very important meetinss were lately
held in the Temperance Hall, ON Josephine
street. The late appointments of Governor
H. C. Warmoth were indorsed unanimously
by the Central Club, and in the Veteran
Club, the Hon. j. Cockrem and F. C. Remick,
the lately appointed Administrators, were
elected honorary members, which list is
headed with the name of General U. s.
Grant. In 1869 there were but four
or five German Republican voters in
the Fourth District, among whom were
Judge William Weber and Captain F.
Spranley. It is believed that, at the
last election, from seven to eight hundred
German votes were cast for tho Republican
ticket in the same district. Taking into
consideration the harmony and general de-
sire for a closer union which exists among
our German citizens all over this city at
present, we can safely predict that they will
cast solid Republican vote. in 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-19

|. The Lydia Th0mpsen BarlesQuers.
There is magni6cence of costume, and a
gorgeousness of scenery in the burlesque Of
"Lurline," that renders it exceedingly at
tractive. 1t has been so often represented
by this company that each part il perfectly
understood, and the entire performance il
free from awkward mistakes. i
But, however attractive are the magni-
ficently dressed ladies, with their symmetri-
cal forms and features, the performance is
sadly marred by the vulgar illusions to
Republican officials, at whom the scum Of
tie most degraded of the Louisiana unre-
constructed press, or the vile words and
sentiments of that press, is hurled from the
stage by men and women who should re-
spect themselves sufficiently to respect
others by refusing to indulge in foul words
and s@seless allusions.
It is about time that in enteftainmehts
attended by gentlemen Of all political or
CARNATIONS, who 60 to the theatres to be
amused few hours, offensive mention Of
such representative Republicans as War
moth, Dunn and Pinchback should cease.
Let the burlesquers get their local hits from
moro decent and m6re respectable sources
than they. do, and ailence tho attempt 70
bnrlesqse such Republican, = ve hsye
.ra1aed. We 1envs 4 ~ 1lanA6r BDaN1l
- ~, n sfgly - - " S $
: SessSe -
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Mr.. Charles Morgan, in answer to an in
vitation Of the Mayor Of San Antonio, ex-
tended to the Indianola railroad directors,
to visit that city, replies by telegraph -
follows, dating New Orleans, twelfth in
slant:
Mr.. McComb and myself expect to be at
Indianola ON tho twentieth. Can not decide
till we reach there whether our engage
ments viii enable M to accept your kind
invitation.
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NEW YORK.

shipment Of Bends and Specie for Eu-
rope-Governnents FiFn- 0outherna
Dull.
New YORK, April. 18.-European ship-
ments to-day 100000 in bonds and
$l26, coo in specie.
Money moro active ct Coz; exceptions
on governments, S. Sterling firm. Cod
lllh 0l11A. Governments firm all 1av:
fve-twenties Of 1862, 1884.
S0utherns very dull and heavy toward III
close; Tennessees 66l@; new 66; virxinias ri:
new TN; Louisiana sixes s.; now 6Q: lovee
skies 74A; eights 81; Alaba1a eiehte l0ok:
fives 20; Georgia mixes 81; sevOhs &k: NortS
Carolinas 48h; new 25; South Catolfnas ":
new IS.
Money was moro actiyo olfhis afksrnoon
among stock brokers ct Z, ~ on eovern.
ments tho rate was 6, with exceptionS at S.
Exchange continues'Arm Oo1d opened at
llOh all. sold up 70 1llat, and closed
ct lllh SllIA. Governments hsve been
very firm al day ct the opening prices.
At the close United States aixeS ef 1854
were Of about y. eixes 81 1881, III;
Of l6& ll34; Of 1854 ll1t; Of 1876,
ii5.t; ~, u214; Of 1SN, ll4ls; Of 16o1
llSAt; tenrSorties, l093t.
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r 1k1n AL MATCH, between the well known
olnbhk = Lee and Relicens. .Prisec go.
4 Atwo nule FLOAT RACK Prise: Two bales hay.
8 4 BU0G1 RACE, ~ azaateurk Prize: 60
= n NULL RACB, <heIass IN to win the prize, and
each eontestant to ride anothef's mule.
Bkines o1a "A
&AxOOU RACE, ene-1ourth Of . mile, open
snSembegs ~ the Order only. Prize: G( a
lreAetptn. representing tho emblem OF the
4 u aAOK RAtB = afsy yardA Prize: ss.
IA Hl0 HACB, sud number Of other sports, the
prizes = be made public on the grounds by
the eommittce.
Qstss orea q 10 Il. Entries to be made at the
Fir 0fen6s - the day Of the festival before two
Dase1ng - Besin MT r. NJ.
A6Sfssion afkyoenHs children free. The com.
niftee roosrvGs fhs right to admit whom they
1ssss ~ ssfhading ths price Of the ticket
JO1Ga \. wIBMANN, N. g. A..
Ard Chaifnaaof General Committee.
aple - ok3
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HAVANA CIGARS.

HAVANA CIGARS.
Fresh invoices Of HAVANA CIGARS, choice
brands, such - Partsgas, Corona, Figaro, UpmAn
and Pumariega, just received per Lord Lowell, Gem
eral Hancock and Liberty, from Havana. aud for
sale at o small commission.
Al Also, on band, . good assortment Of DO1ES!IC
CIGARS. Havana Cigarettes, the celebrated Plea
dnra III Gallito," and ffesh Havana Tobacco Seed.
NJ PE6ANT,
fe39 3mo No. Carondelet street.
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WANTED.

UYHNFHn-A GOOD .WAsRBawOMAN AND
Nv Ironer at Ne. sos*et. Charles street.
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passed.
The Tablea.x as Odd Fellswss aall-Clsse
Of the Mission achssls Festival.
The ladies and gentlemen who had charge
Of the Mission Schools festival olosed their
entertainments last evening by giving twelve
tableaux, which had been selected with great
care and taste. As was expected, the living
pictures were rendered artistically, and
were quite above criticism, had they been
subject to analysis. AL that talented re-
finement could accomplish was brought to
bear to make the occasion IN event, and
success crowned the honorable sfforts.
The Court of Tftania was really fairy
scope; the picture of Charlotte Corday, or the
Court of Death, was superb; Boucher paint
ing La Pompadour was beautiful; the Artists
Dream could not be surpassed; Unvailing
Hermione surpassed anything Of the kind
We ever saw; Old Letters presented home
like scene that sent . thrill Of pleasant
reeollections through every heart; the Last
Moments of Mary Stuart was extraerdi-
nary; the Game of Life, or Temptation and
Triumph, was well executed; the Departure
Of Rebecca was grand Pocahontas at the
Court Of Elizabeth was magnificent; Cor
nelia and Her Jewels was charming; and
the last picture, Columbus st the Court Of
Spain, was rich climax.
Those in whose hands rested details NAV
congratulate themselves in having actually
rivaled the Mistick Krewe Of Comus in
their tableaux. Soexcellent and vivid were
the pictures that it is pity our citizens can
not have at least one more opportunity to
view them. Why can not larger place
than Odd Fellows Hall be secured 1t NO
distant day and repetition be givenl St.
Charles Theatre will close it, doors before
long and then the fair participants might
crafty the hundreds who were turned away
last night, unable to obtain An entrance into
the hall.
After the tableaux were passed large
portion Of the fashionable audience visited
the supper room and partook Of refresh
ments, and afterward purchased the articles
which had remained unsold at the festival
last week.
This has proved one of the completest
and most successful affairs of the kind ever
undertaken in New Orleans, financially and
artistically. The memory of it will dwell
in the hearts of many for years to come.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-19

Vv0 DUILDERS.-sEAL PROPOSALS WILL
u be received at the Office Of La variete Ass0-
Cation, No. - Caroodelet street. until three
O'Clock p. n. FRIDAY. April u. for the copper
smith work, slating, flooring and stair building
Of q new theatre.
Drawings and specifications can be seen st the
ol3ce Of the architect.
The committee reserve the right Of rejecting any
and all bids. b. n. ARROD Architect,
apl3 0t No. 5 Commercial alley.
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his right to appoint the love6 dues collect.
ors referred to in section three ef the ordi-
nance making the wharangsrs e cDteio
collectors. 81
Mr.. Remick claimed that his department
had the management Of matters relating to
the wharves under the city charter. where
as the finance. department had only the
regulation of sach matteFA Hnlsr the sys.
tenn proposed by the otdinsnee the wharf
dues had increased 4l0oOoG Mr.. Renick
also claimed that the collection of tho mar.
ket dues should be under his charge, a. pro
vided for in the ordinance. The present
collection Of dues and management Of the
markets by the police was iadifersnt and
even very bad.
Mr.. Walton said that he was only express-
ing his opinion. Hc was only seclaiming .
right he had at one time ced6d to General
West, Administrator Of improvements, by
compromise.
The ordinance was passed.
The retrenchment ortlinadee was then
passed.
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E1NE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
8. elLvERSTEN,
l0S..... ......Peydras street. 106
tCorner Of Carroll street),
DEALsR m
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. FNx HwKLRy.
CLOCKS -snvKRwARR. sPEcrAcIEs,
8YB GLASSES, ETC,
Would rsspec4fally inform his old friends and Gus
tomero that 10 hes feopenod at the above named
location. HIS stock being entirely new, his goods
consequently are N Of the lstest styles, and azs
warranted t. BE- equal - anything In the market
Having bought Sof cash, he can sell lover than
almost any other house IN The city, and being in
hvor II quick retuxns and small profits, he Win
guarantee ba<gaiis to ~ eustomers. Csme and -
his goodA 81
Watches aud Jewelzy ss9aiFed h the vesy bess
manner and ct the shortest 1btice de5 sm lt9p
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B \ + EL.EG kAPH,

- - = " : - - 4 4
LATEST NEWS FnOA Al kOlA1S
LEGAL TENDER CASE DlsCUsskD
TEXAS NOMINATION YESTERDAY
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IL .Wiudows and dO0rs screened with this cloth
viii not only bar all dies, mosqnitOs and other IN.
sects but win snswer for blind from the outside,
while it does not Ubstruct the air, light or view
from the inside Of room. We sre now prepared
to l all orders in this line We have all patterns
both plain and landscape. An orders promptly At
tended to. Please calf and examine our goOds, at
No. ~ Carondelet street.
=. HURLBUT.
.apl2 cod I'm 4. n TERHRI4L, Agent.
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pleted, and sufficiently dried for the pas
sage thereon of vehicles, it being the inten-
ton hereof that the levees shall have the
full dimensions required after being dried
and ready for use; and all payments shall
be based upon measurements made Of them
in that condition.
3. The earth removed from the canals, and
not required for levees, shall be the property
of the city, and disposed of as the city may
deem proper.
4. The city will issue warrants for thepay-
ment of the work, as required by the act Of
the Legislature, and in case of the non-real-
izatiUn or recollection Of assets provided
for therein, the Same to bear eight per cent
per annum interest; the said warrants to be
issued with the understanding, to be in
scribed therein Or indorsed thereon, that
they. snall mot be enforceable BY suit
and Judgment, but if not paid within
one year ont of the proceeds of the
drainage tax and assets, they shall be
fundable in bonds Of the city, bearing eight
per cent interest, payable mi-annually,
having ten years to run, and with due pro-
vision for retiring the same, and securing
the punctual payment of interest and
gradual extinction Of the principal.
The city shall have power to sell said
bonds or give the same in payment of
the work performed; but no sale OF ex-
change shah be made ct pr;ce less than
eighty cents ON the dollar, exclusive Of in
forest; and any holder Of fundable war
rant, sitter thirty days' notico, II not paid
IN money, may demand bonds for the same
ct eighty cents ON the dollar.
D Ihepayments, certf6cates and warrants
1oouod to the 6aid company shall b besea
1Ron I'D eo940ted according e - mooI
NluueDtD Wodo ~ tloeooo31.
~ 4 = e sslthek ezlainsd "A Ihaf
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All their Wine and BFaDAy Warranted
Strictly Pare.
Arrangements are now perfected for weekly
shipments, direct from the vineyards, thus insur.
ing full and constant supply Of these PURE AND
DELICIOUS WINES.
Dealers, physicians and families are requested to
cali and examine in regard to quality and price.
AL orders should be addressed,
PACIFIC WINE COMPANY,
mhl9 emo No. So Camp street New Orleans.
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GENERALIZATION.

+. Dem unfnntoen @eidret Der Demo-
fraten Iber Capitalization hsr &eete>
run9s9ewalten felt Die in Nsrparf en-
ldeiueuce ..Breie 3ettuns" lebr trefsno
Gel9ences ent9e9en:
~@arum lareibt }ie- baten mir
ceutf1e Blrger her Ser. @taater aufaez
jube!t lber bic @iese Der reutl6en Bafz
fen in Granfreid, unp BE elorreihen Gr<
folee zines e%brcnpolsn Griepens eefeiert?
@ar es ni@t> neil mir Dor Nuem sur
lleberSeu9un9 9elan9t fnc, ro6 fortan
g onterbunbs> @eluRe. Sonperbunpes,
BE Rrebun9en ein;elner bsut1@er Staarn
nidt ntebr i'm @tanoe fem rerpen, Der
9ro6en, nationalen, einbeihiden Gntwifz
felun9' un1eres @atcrlance6 bemmsnp int
@eee III feben? llno wdrum baben
mir Deutiae etnft eejube!t dber bic Siege
Get leyalen @ofrn Der Union lber bic
Der Secel0on uno &sbeuion? Mar IS
ni6t, neil mir oarin +ebenfal6 Die Grim
oun9 elmer einbsitliden omerifantlden
Nation erbli6ten, bic fortan rur6 fstne
~Staatenredts @upbitereien" mebr an>
eetaftet perpen fam? 81 ni9t BEIGE
pan eben ~ gut has unatipnale, einbeits
lt&e oeuti&e 8ir9ertbum" 9e(haftn unr
Der Yartifulari8muS jertrlmmert poroen>
wte bel Npppmattpr Court 6oule rae
.,%notionale, einheitli9e amerifanilde
8ureertbum" belie9elt unb Der 81.
celitonss@ @lon9e Der &opf. 3ertreten
purne? ~1iI-
@ibt e6 einen p~ernlnftioen Dsutiaen,
Der im @tanet 1T, rie eem6bnliRen ee>
l4i@tli@en YaroQelen 81 beoreifen, -
Der tein Sotot 1T - uno nidt einidbe,
caB bic GENERALIZATION" bier, uber uelde
Gin She'll Der remofratilden Yre0e hes
Norpens 3eter l@teit. niats 1T, ais tie>
1tlte Mrt Der GENERALIZATION = Der ,natioz
nalen Giini9ang Der 3erReuung zines
Matchmaker, Iber ber9 taaten1dole Reben,
ben 8lr9ertbum6 3u beren &ealid>'
rung jene preGe In ben lebter Ga9en
@4mar3swete>,utbe Glo8ae1 b~eraus9e>
tdn8t NIT &iaeGi@en 2aterten iQumi<
nirt, unb etiperrte 2eitartitel sel&rieben:
bat? !
@laubt bie(tr She'll Der bemetrati{4en
prefe, ba6 bic Deutf@tn Amertta's f&
ppr ben, Sort GENERALIZATION" flr6ten
meroen Z Siebt man nibi Gin. pae &c.
raoe Der Deuti@e, aus GrfabrunS> aus
lansjdbri9er Yrlfun9; am a~lssbe(en
pet6. ma 70 bfiet, Barssr elmer sbu.
nd@ngsn BunreSyesieruuB iu ifftn {
Nein! agh bitfm Uou,Da ma9l
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Ma8 Dem eeu:fdeu Ne,dsta8.

Muf Ger TaeeeprpnunA i:ane ain ID
Nprtl Die pritte9e,ung Der rseicirten Ser:
fa0ung. Crab %(Wel}) beflaat ter
urtereane bes alien ncu!(hen Bunote
UNI rie QldsnbaftiAfeit Der Netdsperfal,
lung. Darcuf miro he r%evictrte 8erfal'
iuno pbne Debate nit alien 9e9en ADJ
Stimmen (Gwalo uno he Yolen) an9es
nommer. Da6 fatbolilae Centrum
timmt pafIr. Sc fulat eas @eiee noe;
Foen GtnfQbrun9 pes Norobunb>@ elebes
@rbaro rpinl6t MuSfunft> ME tpeit pt'
Mrbeiten fir Die e%eu,einlame beutl9t 81,
pi;prc;eboronuna 8eoiebeu iettn
Delbrid perpeif .auf pie Mrbettent BE-,
noropeutldeu @~iYilproseB Srpnun9sz
@ommii1ou, bic, nahpem Der SufiSmi.
niaer ie eepriift su einem rsuen Gat.
murfe QefQbrt bdtten. Dieter gelanet,
pemndaR an Den 8unoesrotb 3u peite:
rem @srfabren, baS idon pur9 ben 5ins
;utritt Slpceutl@lanrS nctbweneis iei
Die Bel&leunt9une Der Nrbeiteu Rebt
bepor, Der Eermin Der 8or!aee 1elbft obe'
iei nod ni9t belimmtar. Die 8eo1rf
nibfrape 1et BON allen Yte9ierunsen amer
fannt.
Sn Betref Der bem@et&staee fir lein'
e%esenwdrttse Seilon nod p~blieeenper
Arbsiten l&reibt bic prouiu3tal>@ orre'
lponren3 u. a.: &## !. II
Der @%eiebentpurf In BetreF &c,
@runrlaeen far BE @srpaltune Der fl,
Dsuti&lano tiderworbeneu @ebiete 81.
Ia6 unp Dtuti&. 9otbrtnsen II nod ST,
a%entanp btr Beratbun9 i'm 8unpesratbe
miro tere& peru1utblt& IN 3ur3tm ben
3et&stuee ppr8ele9t rptrpen t6nnen. :
Mud ba6 8tieB: dber Die penfonen b,
0ifaiere unp Spteaten utb dber bic tn.
,e,fdbun9 {brer6 interbltebenen unterlie9
nod Set Derttraibuns ; ebenlo BE Bor:
laae aber Die Bttbetlieuns ber etnjelnel
@taaten an btn auftnesn Aussaben bsi
Rti@es (pte Matrttularbfit!dgO. font
Elm 0tits ftts NJ. 7of1sien pts Dsus
(@en 3et&es.~
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Gin fnfh{nnnhisd 6nRhnua (

- Gin f%albionablss &oRbaus bat Ell
r,er unierer peutlben 9anosleute, Namen6
6einrid 5uFmann, Dor etri9en Go9sn
In SO. 189 an 5ter Moenue iu Nsw Yort
er5fnet> no pie Nufmdner in psiesn
@locebanp'@uben, cbltsatem ,@9nispd"
unp lonQisem@ Said ~Injus funsiren mill
(en+
- Der @aulis erSdblt: "Man bese9z
net ni1t lelten In ercentriiden 8uartie>
rem bon Yari6 Bataiuonen ron @eibern,
pie smet gu apei mari&iren. f&reienp unc
beulenp, ben @dbel i'm 1nterrcd @ioer=
wd,tio uno wuneerlib aus. Nue nur
errtntliden @@impireoen> Dobun9en
UNI @emetnbeiten trineen oieie @reatuz
turen berpor. Gs lhtint, raB fte ft6 lei
Ger ni&t ramtt besnli8en, Die @trobsn
wie M'li'drs III rur6jteben fle crtnaen
in bic @obnunoen Elm. bic tbnen tbre
&a&e orer 5abSier besei@net, uno plun=
rern nit ibren "id6nsn 6dnofn." Gin
N~u9en3eu9e war In Ger &ue Glanere BEL
einem trauriAen S&aulpiel Suecesn, nell
DIES piepsr einmol benefit, wie trenis
brlpsrlihe 2iebe unter Zen Bareern Der
Commune berri9t. 3meiBataiucne pom
2a Billet. famen porseiern Nbenp tn's
6anrsemtnat, Don betpen @etten Foe
8lut. Da8 @@teben 3wil&eu eielen
Brirern unp Greunpen eauerte unsefdb,
3ebn Mtuuten."
Mobel IT. berGou unterben
6 . n u, n I @enerdleu. 49,
ueter BE 8erbaftuns pom Ber8eret pirt
erSdb!t: IN. l.yGa r..
Mls rerieltt BON Glu(tret ,peaer, eiAe,a
mdhtiAer Nnorrnunaen In ben. @efe&t'
bel Gourtercte 3ur &ere eeReut ,purre
eab Ct ete trost8e antport, Elm franaSf.
|ldtr General brau@e feineua auseritaui.
fden General @see au febsn ; etn Gauf,
(tlaa beeltitete rieie @orte. Gluftre
ltsb bterauf Btratrtt %ftfnebmtn. unb III
Gomnune erranute an Bsreeret's @teQy
Dsn pollen Dombremsh.
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@erbe(lerteS Deloctpeoe.
6err @iuiam NQen, Elm biei8er Wa|dt>
Nit, ae{Qte un6 eefern einen pen tbm
lelbR f%pntruirten unp serferti9ten creiras
pertaen 5anrmaeen, wel@er piel Mebnz
ltdfstt nit elmer D,eiine uno Dem rrei.
rdrrtoen &elocipere bat. 6err Aaen
bat BON Ter Ncsierun9 Elm Yatent auf
1etue G.fncuno erbolten uno bat feinsn
Waaen ouf rer Grprsb:S ifre Gfe bet
@abalbam> unn 4len Stra6e our Mnl@t
ausseReut.
NeueS 5bul9ebdupe. 49, 8is
GAof 0ract bat beiblufen an Ter Gdc Der
81. Yeter unp 7tsn Stra6e Elm SmeitSdiz
Aes6ol,ssbdure far eineparo@ial S&ule
erri9ten 3u lollen.
Die Gontraflcren tpel@sn Der Bau
pts ueuen M%rmenbaules Qbtr9eten wurre
teatGaiiaen ras Gountp fir aelieferte
Mrbtit uno Walerial ju perf.aSsn.
-6eu .. 6. @bsparo, friberer @u>
pertntenrent Ter milmaufee u. St. paul
Gt1enbobn, tpu,re BON zen Beamten bet
@ompaanie NIT einsm Sbee:@ eruiee Don
malfrem @ilber i'm We1tbe BON $500
bsl6enft.
Gin germ s. s. 9amrence eeb5ri>
aes pfero trad G'eitos Mi,taa luz rcm
Staue. trannte rur@ uno itltSte am
fuse eer Marftfrabe oen5a9el blnunter
unb mar tort.
49, Sn her @sihdftS>g er(ammluna
rs Arbetter > 8aurereine am Tritoa
Abeno murcen $4,000 ueue %ttien.
tweftt @srte. 9eset@net uno einAsso5't
$500 >purotn an pe,i@iepe,e Npplifan'
ten ~ ein.m Durai9nitts> Bcnus rou
81 Yrc,. auaselieben. Der @ersin sdbl1
iebt $50 WitAliecer unp erfreut f@ einea
b@ut&sn @epstbens.
Der Beitsrbau tes 3olbauf4
wn.tt Greitae pispsr in &usrif eeuou,
men. ,..... ~
~ @ebrdber Ebermartb tabsn 81,
arSSte uno 1h5nRt Nuewabl pom Damer
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