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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

THERE is now a large pear-shaped
spot on that side of the sun which is
turned toward us. 1t is about AZ, 900
miles in diameter, which is equiva-
lent to three-quarters of minute OF
q minute of are; equal to the angle
subtended by 134 inches at the dis
lance of one mile from the eye. 1t is
a very good test of vision, through a
smoked glass, requiring an eyesight
of q little more than the average PEN
etration to see it without magnifier.
The spot is little to the left, and
about the same distance below the
apparent centre of the solar Disc
Chicago Tribune.
1t is supposed to be either mus
queto or a potato bug, which has
erawled up on old "Sol's" surface
If in looking through smoked glass
you can hear it sing, you may bet it's
a musqueto.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

THE change in the gauge of the
Louisville, Lexington u Cincinnati
Railroad from five feet to four feet
eight and half inches, was accom-
plished last Sabbath. The largest
section was done in six hours and
fifty minutes; the shortest in three
hours. The entire distance is TIA
miles, embracing both the Louisville
& Cincinnati short line and the road
from Louisville Junction to Licking.
ton Junction to Lexington. Eight
hundred and six men were employed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18
Resignation OF Judge Couch.
WATERLOO, Aug. 0, 1871

WATERLOO, Aug. 0, 1871.
l Hon. SAMUEL MERRILL, Governor
1873 Of I0s0u: "a satH#a1g Hf8H8sfV 81
% SiR:-I some months since. re-
moved from this State, expecting my
absence to be temporary. Circum-
stances have TRANSFERRED, which will
prolong that absence. if not render it
permanent. I, therefore, hereby
tender my resignation Of the Office of
Senator for this District. A @a
"a am, sir, very respectfully, % $50
,a.f Your ob't serv't,
q. w. CoUCH.
In connection with this announce
we take occasion TO append
and endorse the following from the
Dubuque Times: taI
~ y ag* This decision his hosts OF
friends throughout the State will
greatly regret, for they hoped that
the Judge might find 10 to be his I'M
terest to remain permanently identi-
fled with the State. His Judgment,
ability and experience make his loss
az q Senator material one to the
state, apd his business energy and
his general worth as citizen makes
his departure from Black Hawk
county aud from northern Iowa q
still greater loss to tlbosc sections
Wherever he goes hearty wishes for
his success will go with him.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18
s aturday, August 26, 1871,

To coIrveac al II o'clock, A NJ. for the purpose Of
placing IL, nomination candidates for the follow
ing offices, to-wit: ..#s .... p .... ..r5#
Two Representatives. ...... ..-,.......
one Member Of the Board of Supervisors.
One Treasurer ""
One Sheriff. ... #...t..- a"'s
tine Auditor. s.,. sa. .s.. .. .....
one Surveyor. .... .......
One Superintendent OF Common Schools.
One Coroner '~ .. s..s.
Elect u County Central Committee for the ensu
,ny year. and attend 10 such other business as
may come before the Convention.
Al.o 30 select delegates TO the 3sth District
Senatorial Convention. ~ '.".N#.t
The ratioof representation will be one delegate
from each township, and in addition, one for ev
cry forty votes or fraction Of twenty or over, cast
for Ed Wright for secretary of State In 1870.
The townships viii be entitled to the following
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

The Des Moines correspondent OF
the Dubuque Herald 10 introducing
a new programme in the Senatorial
fight. According to the Herald ora
ole, both Allison aud Harlan are to
withdraw from the field and give
place to new man. The people are
to believe just as much as they
choose of 1t, we suppose. sssai
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

THAT old saying, that lightning
will not strike twice in one place, is
"played out": At New UIm, Mimi,
on the night of the 9th, the residence
of Conrad Shaffer was struck by
lightning, the current passing down
the chimney, and into bed occu-
pied by Mr.. and Mrs. s. with their
baby. Mrs. Shaffer was instantly
killed, Mr.. s. badly burned, but the
baby was not injured. This same
house has been struck three times,
and each time its occupants were in
jured. ..tA I& ~ SD sAiat5 3@- III
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

PiTTsToN, Pa, Aug. l4,-A fire
damp explosion occurred this morn
ing in Eagle Shaft, by which Benja
min Davis was instantly killed and
twenty work men imprisoned behind
debris, with no means Of escape until
cleared away. These men are proba
bly, dead. or will be before reached.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18
THE nonulation Of Cbicavo a

THE population of Chicago, accord
ing to the census just taken, is 49,, 270.
The Tribune says the enumeration
has been taken with SO much care
and system that 1t may be relied on
as accurate. II Is, undoubtedly,
within 900 of the absolute popula-
ton, and, IL the Federal census was
correct, proves that the city is grow.
ing with enormous rapidity-at rate
greater than in the period between
1850 and 1907 .za#5 -arsf as eafe g.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

THE house of Mr.. Rock well, two
miles from Sioux City, was struck by
lightning last Monday, set on fire
and before the flames could be extin'
guished, was entirely consumed
The family were all in bed at the
time of the occurrence, but escaped.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

THE latest Typographical error is re-
ported on Whitlaw Reed, now man
aging editor of the New York 1ri'
bune, who read in his paper: 1.-THE
Columbus Commercial College is an
excellent and he'll deserving institu
ton" when he had written soeH de-
serving.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18
In many of the Senatorial and Rep.

In many of the Senatorial and Rep.
resentstivet Districts composed Of
more than one county, the Conyen.
tons have resulted i'm miserable
muddles. Hardin aud Marshall have
split, Boone and Story have followed
suit, and now comes the district com.
posed of Hamilton, Wright and
Humboldt. The election will doubt.
less simmer things "muchly" in the
| State. asg .r. .a-.-g...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

A MAN went into the clubhouse oil
hotel at Maquoketa. on Tuesday
drunk; fell asleep, tumbled, got nee k
between the seat and the door, and
so choked to death.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

ROOMS OF REPUBLICAN STATE Cent? Com.
H. . F.# Dies MONIES, 1871. (
The State Central Committee Is authorized to
announce Republican Meetings at the following
times and places. Other meetings will be an
bounced as rapidly as possible. local committees
are requested to make the necessary arrange
ments for these meetings, and should 1t be neces.
sary or judicious TO make any changes in the
hour of any of the meetings, they will please ad
dress the speakers appointed thereat directly, and
not this committee, #..N-
Win address the people at the following time ant
places:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18
Republican Caucus.

. / A Csucus of the Republican electors of Cela
Falls township, on Friday evening, August 25th
for the purpose of selecting nine delegates to at
nd the County Convention, 10 be held at Water
loo on the asth inst. The place of meeting viii
be July announced next week. r.. e...
Bed. TOWN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

MORGAN county can boast OF the
largest hog in Illinois, and probably
in the world. This monster animal
Is owned by Capt. Wright. Of the
Franklin precinct. and weighs Mir-
teen hundred and .tlfty.tfve pounds
The captain is preparing to exhibit
the huge creature through the coun-
try. 81 rTEs .,ss.rs. ,.s5...s....,-t fsf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

THE New York Times thinks the
thieves of that city are near the end
of their rope, whereupon the Chicago
Post says, "some of the same sort OF
chaps i'm San Francisco once reached
the end of their ropes, and they never
recovered their health afterward.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

Cedar Rapids caucus instructed
for S. G. Beever for Senator.
The GAINESVILLE Star says s. b
Dermont will have no opposition fol
Representative in that District.
There are only twenty-tliree pat
riots In Linn county, wanting to be
sheriff. lg Haa.5 i8 -.E4 t.ns 81. ". f
The DEBORAH Republican says
that present appearances indicate the
nomination of Hon. G. II. Willett,
as State Senator. ' w. o. -''~ H..
Capt. w. H.. Fitch, of Calhoun
county, was nominated for Senator
i'm the TT. Dodge District last week.
The strongest competitor of Mr..
Fitch was j. ID. Hunter, of the Ham
ilton Freeman, ta zn.I 3sa .a,a av
"A letter has been received at Des
Moines. from John A. Kasson, now
in Switzerland, accepting the nom-
ination for the Legislature, aud say
ing that he will be at home to speak
through the State during the APP.
preaching campaign. t@t#gs " att
On the Senatorial question, Sem
ator Wright announces that he is not
in the contest at all, land takes no.
sides one way or the other, leaving
the matter for the people to deter>
mine, deeming it not the duty nor
the privilege of one Senator to Insist
upon tying to name his colleague"
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

vinegar Dittsrs ore not svlis Fancy Drinh,
Made Of Peer Ram, Whisksy, Prssf ST.
riss and Refuse Llsusrs doctored. spiced and
swsetsned 70 please the taste. called "Tonies,-
-Appetisetss~ "Hestorsrs." &c, NJ LEAD the
tippler on to drunkenness and ruin. but are true
Medicine made nom the Native Roots and Herbs
ofCaltfornia, free fko0 al ADeoh ol1o Slim.
lanss. They are the GREAT BLOOD PURI.
RIK1 And 4 LIFE GIVING PlINCI-
PIE, perfect Rsnovstor ana laviEorstor OF
the System. carrying OF oil poisonous matter and
restoring the blood 70 healthy condition. no
person can take These Bittsrs according 70 dirsc-
toss and sssnsia tsng uHwsll. tAsls Donss
are not DESTROYED By mineral poison or other
means. and ne vital organs vested beyond the
point ofrspair. 10 EE8s
They are . Gentle Purs.tiye N veil
A. = Tonic possessing also. the peculiar merit
Of acting - powerful agent In relieving Con-
sestion or Inflammation OF the Liver. and Ill the
Visceral Organs. ssse4 ...xE...lrN
FOR RxllALK oOMrLAINrs. whether
In young or old. married or SINGLE at the dawn Of
womanhood or at the turn OF Life, these Tonic Bit
tors have no equal. IL II 81 Il
Fer Inaannassry ana Chronic RhsS.
matisa ana Gent, DysDsDsaa o. lnAaeeos
tisns 0ilioass 1s0assess ana lnsesnis.
esat 1ovosA O1Deaaee &C - 1ooo& L.
vsN kl4ney1 md noaaAssS 49, nnsoess
have been most sacesssfsi. 0ach ntseasss ars
caused By visiassa Bleed, watch i generally
produced ~ dsrsassusss Of the .Dissssivs
.lIElaEaEA ea IxDlese31esszs.4
sas CAsst 1isaiasss.. Zen 1Tscsstioss q tSe
fpssos a.s - liz sss As q 3:
Lung. PAN . tie REGIONS Of tAS xidnsys, and 4
ssasssa = StS:r e:ssfti synpson', aFs % o.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

Tom. ATHERToN has been removed
from the Post. Office at Usage, and
A. w. Tillman has been appointed
i'm Lis place. Now look out for the
fur to fiy,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

Hall, Connolly & Co. charged
New York city up with sos, 02l.lO
for curtains for the New York Court
House. And now New York open.
ing its eyes looks At the said Court
House, and, behold! there isn't a
curtain anywhere about 10.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

DEXTER, ut Buffalo, the other day
held his own ms King of the turf
The record stood: Dexter, 9Th
Lady Thorne, 2:lS9; American Girl
2.l9; Goldsmith Maid, 2:19. ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

The Cedar Rapids Observer pro-
poses to print a daily supplement
during the fair, showing up the adj
vantages Of the city as manufacture
ing and business center.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

THE good people of Edinburgh
held grand Qualification of the GEN.
tennial anniversary of the birth of
Sir Walter Scott, the poet, historian,
and novelist.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

THE Des Moines Register and Sioux
City Journal are just now having a
running fight on what constitutes an
organ. No reference, We suppose, to
hand -orunns. ......
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

A TERRIFIC wind storm occurred
near Marshalltown, last week.
Much damage to property was the
result.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

EIGHTY newspapers in iowa, ac-
cording to Rowsll's report. have
their insidcs printed outside, that is
outside of the State.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

IT Is announced that Louis Nap0-
leon, ex-Emperor, is coming to Amer
lea to live. ''s'@'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

The Treasury Department has is
sued statement Of the receipts and
expenditures of the government for
the last fiscal year, in round num-
bers. which is as follows:
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

THE cEolers Is making its ravages
of death now In Europe.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

Mrs. VALLANDIGHAM, widow of
the late =. l.. Vallandigham, died
at Cumberland, Maryland on the
l3th. ...s ....-.. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

CATTLE are being shipped from
Kansas City, Mo-, to Chicago for SIS
per car.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

-Addie e. Milford was killed by
lightning at Cedar Rapids, last Tues.
day.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18
Republican County Convention.

The Republican Electors of the several town
-hips Of Black Hawk County, are requested tt
send delegates to a convention to be held In the
Court House, in Waterloo on
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

ASK FOR PRUSSING'S CELEBRATED
WHITE WINE VINEGAR, warrentcd pure and
| to preserve Pickles. First Premium awarded at
| the U. 8. and other Fairs Largest works In the
u. 8. Established 1913.
Orders and correspondence promptly attended
| to- CHAS q. f. PRUSSfNG,
19m4 $50 and S41 State Street, Chicago.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18
Republican Meetings.

z, W. SNI DBHt.
Chairman Co. Central Committee.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18
RECEIPTS.

EXPENDITURES
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1871-08-18

= ~ 2. n u y 2 ~ 5000
Half term bsRins "wednesday, 6spts 8. a the
cacnL the Ledics' Course the Acaiesy Coorve.
and the Normal ard IngiioA Dep1ftnent. Tu-
lston. t5:0o - per term. noekd wifA rooms,
oo1Aee Per week -withont. n.oD-SOO. SOL
For Catalogues send to Treasurer or
GEORGE r. MA0OUN, President.
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-. - Tair 9aben.
Gpmucr : SSerauiiamnaS Crt.

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msnl na6 Dem ohenaennnnten betiebten Slate, bfeibt
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Der Staet Snrild.
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g3erfte ieben Montaa ino z onnabenb Nads
~ntittaas 9 ilbr. blctbt In Sair 56uen ianqt senra, nm
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iibr an bic 5tele Der -Wlatited."
Elm autes Yintteorps he9leitet leoes Sampnbtn
unb eine ouaeuebmere Weiie Der Grbolun9 uno oes
Bersnfisens Tam nen Sepobuern Saltinors'e ni4t
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Sic 9atet init a1en 0eftfateiien Der Saiion, einjdllieB.
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Ieben iein.
Niittaas = Mnbf 81; Sins unb SerIabrt 81; 9tneer
uto 0teRittoten Die Sdtite. tSunt6, 3Iftt.)
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NtNin 1M h%crfnnien.

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Nprbsejapffrdt Ut gu p%ertaufer. Rd6ylfrdgeu In
Der Gtpee. b. SSidttes. t178-nW
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uuf 0tfCutli~ hcrAuttioH.
SieuftGg, D. I. Augmit 1871. Wuhmittdg6 80 ubr,
luCrocn iutr on Srt uHb StclC bas HGtbittbcnN be-
itrlcbeHc, icbr biibibc @ruReCtgcntbum %UerIduicn,
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Old 9aulihtrtteu tytr. %, @roaotuau,l OelcbtH in
eincm b0bibeH 3 tOtlaen sicgclneiucrucu 4Sobns
buufe nit NtuttrgcbauoC II. f. NJ, Was, 9Bdiitr uue
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ES- 2tt Scbtu1uRQrH, Eclbt liberal iiHo, ipCrocH
BERN gCrtduft betuHut gemGNt.
CANT ii, @pucr \ &nhue. Sutt.,
tt7SaSi) Suoou-Sdt Der Cbdus uHb fFdDCttthr.
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- 6oap Wrobe.

9ieier biibite o ptum ers 9ser~sniismnaSpIat iptro
fir bieit Sation 30 onta9, oen IL. SUM, er0ffHet.
Dte Danpfibife 20 dntuet y. Hent" eotrr Sbdfns
ptpm" tperoeR tigti6e fSubrten MAIDEN, Spnnobenbf
limb Sonntags ausgenomneu, nnn ben Ytet gr. 5,
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9enS, 100, $50, $50 uRo 7.fo Nadlnitta9s perlai4
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Morgens, 2 80, 8, 0 unb $50 ahenos nno le9en an
Der Werite AM sSuBe Der 9onbiraBe ieoes Wtal an.
Der Btae 1T NIT 3ieiels Ne9en, neliet @ebdueen II.
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iporoen. DaS Gbs uno SnnIhs Stmmer, unter Der Nufs
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fam man refine, auts9efobte UlabtJeiten gu Stabts
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Rtite aus ben bort 8eantetten Grbal.lngsfditen iDerz
ben beionee rs bsadtet. 3as Soeapaietse tablijies
ment lit betbebalten unb elm neuer Bopiaon iGr ben
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lit binSugeil9t. Setn Vile. Nein, Branntuein ODER
traenh Gtipas, lptltbes betriinten nlddlt, plrb p~crfGni,
uno bic Soltp g5roue ? 8oti5ei, btnreidenb o~rganiiirt
unb u~nterliiet eurh bic metropolitan : Rolitet, lpir6
oieSe unb bic anbern WeeeIn unb Anorhningen fir ben
Shub Der Beiu6er bon Sollu @roue auiredt erbalten
un6 miro feinen ~3ulaifen, oeHen @egentuart bas Wer=
aniiaen bort it5ren fonnte. Gin SrieoenSrid)ter iuiro
fSalfb ~anptieno iein. gilete ihr Die Stns unb Ser:
faSrt 80 Geuts; sinber inter i2 Sabren Ole Sifite; iSds
mlleHs 8iuete su btai8sn Breiien. tSnniio,3Dtte.
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Sal,maHers8aoer
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W~dteaontS,
G|ebr. Sarriion am @atesSnuie Der eiebt0raeens
Bride benadrihtieeu adlungsuou bas Yublttuu. baB
nc ibr beliebtes Observation-Disclosures pergrosert 'une
ausoebeiiert baben. Dir Haheseit fdngt iest an.
Sine ib6ne ansipabt bon Geeela uHb 0tuserbooten,
IStId1 @erdtbihaiten nnb a0ber immer potrdtbtg.
Sbuppen fir gaagen uub Bferbe; Elm 9rprebslBaaen
babnltnie, nm bic Beiu9sr nab BEN Yabeglase 3u
bfinaeu. fNtai20, 3gate)
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DengarBeu TBetI beS @r~uubpGaEcs,
niht gum Bette Der BreRnnantra6e, lptef e ieeter0ti
net miro, nutbi0, all Der gpchictte Der @itnorirobt,
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mortraBe 20 6uB 9epene, oann iutlttttb tG6 6us t0a
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t0a i3ott bis buIn anioE0c uno pelbCr aui Dem Con
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IN XVII ITNItEt VTtITt
8efonhereg uimettidlnfeit dui 6en@ burufter oe6 0ten
tefdriebeuen @runoei9entbutns III 8eluiinibt. 8ie
Ndbbnribait, In lueider hteie Btdte tieger, bat lth
o%ugeuebmlten eagen In Baltimore, bic nad Der &tr.
Stdaten.ahncn nebsritt 2t0 InB bod iibsr hem
Baiirr tteet; man fam Die G0rSe Staot, Bntu, Tim
fd9ltd. 3aS WobnbapS 1T aus Stttn Gebait, rGub
au9eiuorien, iriibgr ais ed5 ySitbs"GigemGunt be
faint unb NIT elmer ausiage Don rlrtgen6000 3 lnte
~oerbefert uno mooerntitrt, bhrbgebeno GugaebGttert
unb entbdttoie ~neueten Serbeierau8en, gDaiicr, Gas
II. /. 10.
l~srjoner. uetbe bieiee @rnnoei0eutbrm a~naufeben
lufniten, luolsn fb ~8eiilltgit am Niaer, Gi6 ggeit.
Ode Der 8tlnorItr. uRb Sibertu.U{oa6 meIeen.
u7S-S7I j. VI. SSeuuctt s. 60, gluft.
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lii Die 2sRodtseu .Siese ~titeinss % obnbduisr Rr.
f63 anb 100, @lliottitrase, Canton, ieoe6 IA bel 70
Brets 500 iebes. Sopts aud bas ~2sfttfige Ste9ets
.teins % obnbans Rr. 400, @antonsNpeue, IS bel unz
9eidbr 20 sue 9roB, o 3iinlner nit Sporanten rntbots
2~et6tt9c 3ieatlittins ~ obntaus gr. 60, GRerItrose,
10 ssutj brett nit elmer Horoftden 1iefe bic sur Altce
Srunnmiet9c 1926; Breis stt00.
Nlbere AuSfuntt bel 2boS. W. Sriifu,
Rr. 2i2, GuiierHa Huenue,
(2S2-) fSaus 6ltlih pom 8rpabuGp.
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3eu eOnsen FGetG 6ts @~runbplatec.
utdt SIm Bette oerIreBtnantrG6c, lute iit ieBt croft
net miro, notbig, an Der g4Cilicite Der @tluOtitratt
in Der @ntfgrnun9 upH so 5uB u0rotth bon Der yior6s
iuet Sde Der @ifnora uno beiaottr Bre6tmGniiraGC
0nlun9eub, honu nUroIih lungs or g9eilititc Der @ttz
morltr1fe 20 Bue gepeub, hanH iUcttlih iG6 EuR I0A
Sot bis al oe Otitte Der 8tuceut Aleu, o0nn libtid
i09 Bol bis ann aniauSr nnb iDelher uibrm Son
oemnirun9s -Ylane A nit Den 8uGtaben A dbeJeida
net III.
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Scr Saiipler .Sfaaf y. Stnitb" bon ben Iiers
Sfr. 2 unc q, 2isbt1rdaen 5 aSerfte, tdglid -
Samitags ausgenonnlen- lpte tol8t, abt
Inflnft In
abiabrt bon Baltimore, Wbite Rcd. Baltimore.
Bier Rt. 7....9 Born. 10 Born. II Born.
Tier Sir. 7....2 Nabm. 8 Nad1m. 4Nabm.
Bier Wr. 49, 4. 80 gtod). ESQ ytadrn. $50 giadm.
Bier Nr, 2....7 Wa6m. 8 Nbenos. 10 Ibenbs.
~sSnbraelo SO Gents; 8inher unter IL Sabrcn 10 Cts.
Gpmrfpir. Mr. 9O, Xiabtftr. (Sunlg7, tWtt.l
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Seriteigernngen.
IS. 8. Gnninnn Il snhn.

Nprnmeltede ocrSeringtpn II. Gourtlanoftr.,
Muftiouatpreu nus Observation-Disclosures VI Gflsr.
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ten uno ObllgatioHeH.
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tbAhters.
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no Is ltin Iuug.
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