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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
The New Liquor Law.

The Temperance bill known - the
"Teale Bill" which passd the Houss
some tins since. has now pssssd ths
Senate b. . vote Of twsnty.ssveo ysas
TO fourtsea nays. The following IL
the substance Of the bill - enacted !:
6ecr1oN !. Provides that hseeafles
every person DESTROYS Of selling liquor
shall get . certificate, signed ~ . ma-
jority Of the voters Of his township,
town or ward, that he IL . suitable
person TO sell Liquors.
SEC. 2. Requires the liquor seller to
give bond with sscufities in the sum
Of % 600 conditionsd TO pay III DANA.
ges that may result.
SEC. Provides that liquors shall
not b sold At greater proflE than So
per cent, and that on the last Satur.
day Of each month The seller shall
report to the County Auditor the kind
and quality Of liquors purchased BY
him, price, TO whom sold, for Whist
purpose. amount On hand, the Ysport
to be sworn to and open 70 inspection
to the public.
SEC. I. Provides thst any violation
Of the law, or omission to make re-
turns, shall be punished By fne and
imprisonment; and also that oil per.
sons injured may recover damages,
and forever forisits bis permit TO cell.
Sec. 5. Prohibits tho sale to any
minor Of any splrituous liquor, except
on written order Of parent, guardian
or family physician, or TO sell to aDy
person who IL in the habit Of getting
intoxicated; and any person violating
the provisions Of this section shall
forfeit to the school fund for each Of
fsnos 500. to be collected by solt on
his bond.
One Of the Arguments against the
bill has been the statement that the
law has 80 much machinery that It
can not be fully enforced. That will
not hold good, however, because
wherever public sentiment win sus.
tain prohibitory lsgiaiatios, no law
can Be too strict or zoo minuts and
whore, the laws are NOS suslainsd By
the communities, no lsgislation whas-
ever, b It never % mild. win b poi
In Sorcs against liquor sellsrs. 30 The
responsibility for the sdioisncy Of this
q any lsw on TIE subject 'oo1sss =
Il x - . : a. Z 49,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

The House by joint resolution res.
urrects the stone which was set last
winter with such q flourish Of trumpets
at the southwest corner Of the new
Capitol building for p corner stone,
and directs II placed at the northeast
corner. The resolution further directs
that the name "1owa" shall be cut
upon the eastern face Of the stone,
whereas It's face now bears In deep
letters the names Of the renowned
Capitol Commissioners. Sic trdnsi,
gloria corner stone.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

J. Scott Richman has resigned his
position as Judge Of the Seventh
judicial District Of Iowa. He is to ct
once become member Of the eminent
Davenport legal firm Of Cook 4 Bru>
ming, which will hereafter be Cook,
Richmsn 4 BruDing. As the next
term Of Court In that District IL set for
the first Monday In May, In Scott
county. successor to the ermine will
have to be appointed and qualified in
short metre.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25


The Iowa Legislature will adjourn
on the . inst. to meet In an adjourn.
cd session on the third Wednesday Of
January, 1873. At which time the Code
u 70 Be- considered and adopted. with
that degree Of care and examination
that tho work demands. That there
Wa good cause for providing for m
extra esssion none can deny who srs
convsrsant with the fhcts Of the case,
and the intricaciss OF legislation In
general. Affecting Z work % important,
and covering al the interests Of the
State, - does thorough revision Of
the statutes. The general legislation
Of the present session has been - Inn
portant, touched - many interests,
and In number Of acts has % far 81.
ready sxcseded the work Of the lest
and all Subsequent sessions. It became
evident, almost from the first, that
the work Of re.snscting the Code, In .
manner cfeditable 70 the Legislature
and 70 tho stats, would either b the
cause Of proionsing the session to the
end Of May, or 81 an adjoufnsd session
next winter. There We the impossi-
bility staring The Assembly In it, fsce
Of keeping together . suflcisnt work
Ing force during the opening month
Of the springs active work. and with
the additional 6hct known to them
that the cedifysng report wss ineom.
plsAs-4 seAAsssss4 9sas go ~sssAsl
by one Of the Commissioners on the
do0r Of the Senate the only altsrna-
tive LETT TO them, that would promise
. creditabls Code. was Ia m adjourned
session. So the resolution was agreed
70, and the action will inset commend.
alton In the minds Of al fair.minded
mon. Considered Ia financial point
there II no difference 'twixt thirty
days now and the same next winter.
It will cost just the same for the thirty
days work Of the Assembly now-aa
u would In ls1s.-Considsrsd in III
legal aspsets, IN The having Of : clear,
understandable Gods OF Laws, % plain
that any one who reads may not b
mystiAsd. % that this intsrminabla
grist u htigAtions spsinging from the
maDy.slded sections now lumbesia1
thse PAaaors q tso0hlss--ths pssssnl
Cods-shs sxpsoss ssvsa to the people
will figure into thousands. Thu
months that will intervene between
the adjournment and the u,ssting Of
the adjourned session, win givs thu
msmbefs ample time to study the
report Of the Code Commisaionsrs,
the Code itself, end It n evident thai
this thorough preparation will not
only serve to expedite work. bnt "a
make It bsttsr and nearer thst pssfso.
ton that It II 70 b asost heartily
desired, Sogt The bsnAlt Of the people
- whole. The work Of the Commie.
sisnsss. pushed thro0gh = u was ~.
der fores - sircamstaases, en- nev u
more thoroaghly ateended 70. asd no
The addition a Ne lahoes ee ths a..
AaguisAed lsgaA esntlanss Essmise
The Comnia1is0. Tho Ceds Of lS7s vii
p found ths sspsries q al IN lpres q
The Western 6(atas-s wesk that 81
Iowa peeple viii take Just pride Ia
State Re0iseer. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

Cedar County, which has expended
several thousand dollars recently In
purchasing and fitting up Poor Farm
and House, may draw . grain Of com.
fort from the statement that the Polk
county Poor Farm, consisting Of 100
acres and valued at Sls,6S2, last year
cams within $500 Of paying its way.
1t had twenty-one inmates at late
date.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

Governor Carpenter has appointed.
ana the State Senate has confirmed,
the following officers: Mrs. Ada E.
North, State Librarian. Commission
en- OF Legal Inquiry. VIM. H.
Sewers, Of Mahaska; Samuel H.
Falrall, OF Johnson; s. o. Crosby, OF
Clinton.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

The Thirteenth General Assembly
OF Iowa adjourned it, regular session
yesterday, to re-assemble on the third
Wednesday 10 January next In special
session for the sole purpose Of consid.
ering the code and bills relating there
to. The adjourned session Ii limited
thirty days-the members to receive
no mileage and per- diem only for time
actually spent In session.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
aHYRIFF aAIR.

BY virtue Of general execution to me di.
rsse1d, issued from ths Once a the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court, in and for the County Of
CoAAs and 1tote 81 Iowa. In lAvof u J06eph
j 0lovss, and against VIM. Ar4nt and W q
Ackefly, have levied upon the following
preDegty - the pgoperty Of the said VIM
The s6utAwsss quarter 90 q thenorthwest
quarter (5<)of aecflon number eight f8), town
ship number eighty COZ range teur, west oi
Mated 10 Cedar county, Iowa.
And shall Of5sr The same for sale It thu
Court H0uss door, In the town Of Upton, In
eeid county, on Saturday, the eth day oi
Mo0, a. p. l6z2 a. one O'clock r. n. 81 sAid
day, ~ ntls1y said execution and costs that
m1v o00euo9 Aoeoon, Is, 4 : S
Dassd this g sS Sik Fl s. A 1mkA a I'll i
2wl7 6ha91G oS Cedar county Iowa.
Per A Maynard, Deputy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

Representative McCrary, Of the
First District of Iowa, ha. introduced
bill to provide for Withdrawing from
circulation the fractional currency.
and for supplying its place with gold
and silver.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

Tho Cedar Post has digested the
Capitol foundation question and
thinks it would be we'll to take out
the whole foundation and rebuild. y
It = true shat . nompitkAa .Annoinfafl
for.ths purpose have had experts ex-
anime every stone in the foundation
and report - the result that every
stons not first rate and perfectly rslia.
BILE may BE- taken out and replaced at
. cost Of from two to six thousand dol.
iars. but 1t would only take few hun.
drsds Of thousands to carry out the
Pst's suggestion and there would be
% much that no Board Of Immigra.
ton could get hold Of under any cir
cumDtAnces.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

The National Colored Convention
at New Orleans passsd the resolution
disclaiming sympathy with the Gin.
cinnati Convention by 30 yeas 70 II
nayS. go go
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
0H1RITF SALE.

ny vlstne u . general Execution 10 me d..
gset4& Iegssa fron tAe o9cs q the Clerk y
CeA4E and State OF Iowa, IN favor Of Mar.
TN Wickefsham, and against G N Austin and
WIN 0nse, ! have levied upon The following
propArty - The property 0fthe aatd n AUS
TN and VIM Rosa, TO Wit:
Tue north end u the east half(l<) OF the
northeast quarter 90 OF section number nine
(o,)toWnahip num6ef oevo0ty-ntme COZ range
n1nber tnnr, west or the 6th r. n; contain.
Ing fortx-fo1r acres. and situated In Cedar
county, Iowa. &a
Court Hosse door. Il the town Of Tipeon, IN
aAia County. on Saturday the Ath day Of
Nay,. A. D., le72, @ one o'clock. r. NJ. Of
sAid day, 70 satisfy said Execution and costa
that may accrue thereon.
Dated this dth day OF April, A. D. 1872.
JOHN d. SHEARER.
2Wl7 Sheriff OF Cedar cOunty. Iowa.
Per b Maynard, Deputy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

Up 70 last Saturday, Governor Car.
psnter had signed one hundred and
tixty-four bills passed by the Assem-.
bly,. One hundred Of them originated
In the House, and the remainder were
Seuate bills.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

The members Of the General Assem-
bly, from Cedar county votsd solid
against m adjourned session u thu
body.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
RIPLEY = CLARP,

roNrRACTORs e BUILDERS, ana Deal
" ess In Lnmbe9. Doors, 0ltnA1 &c.
and Linn 6tsOess, south OF the Steam MN,
TISr0x, IoWA. lyle
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
LAWS OF IOWA.
PUBLrsHED ~ AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER lOl

CHAPTER 1O4.
AN ACT 70 lsgali1s the acts Of f. M,
Brink. IL II
WHEREAS, r. n. Brink, ~ Audi
tor OF Cedar county, has. under the
belief that hs vs. authofiasd 70 do 20.
taken acknowledgement Of deeds and
mortgages; and
WHEREAs, Doubts have arisen - to
his authority 70 take such acknowledg-
~Suss, tlsssSesrs,
S6CTION ]. Be Il enacted ~ the
0ossrol Assen1y qf the State Of IOsca,
That al acknowledgements Of dssds
and mosteagss made aud executed b.
fopa the saiA +. n. Brink - County
Auditor. -, and Are hersby lsgalised
and made valid, and ahsll have the
same forOs and slEsct - II he he'd ct
the time Of taking such acknowlsdg-
msnts bssn by the law duly authorized
TO do and perform such acts.
Suc. Q. This act bsing dserusd a
Immediate importancs, shall take effect
imnnsdiaEsly On and altss In pablica-
tion ID IL 11pt0s AdUer tiser, and
Cedar 0bsaev Pos, nsvspapsn pub
iiAhsd q Tiptea, Iowa, provided the
same shall b publishsd without OK.
psnss % the 6tate.
Approved, April IL, 1872.
The California Legislature hes
pssssd . bill that "religion shall mel
thsr b taught nor psaOtioed in the
public schoOls. y
At the cless Of the Rebellion the
Unitsd States found itsslf 10 possession
o. : number Of railroads With material
and stock. which the Southsfn com.
pa1iss bought on time 1t -, 2o0, 900.
Thses wsEs exactly any Of thsss roads.
June -, 1871, thistssa 81 tbs0 hAd
paid -. ~ ipdebtsdnans which. psin.
cipal and iatsrsst - aSeo.ooo.
rhS msdiesl department of IL
Aishi6sn Univsssity, = tie seeaion
lest cjosed, rspertsd the numt6t ~
seudeete dusiAg the session q 80.
THIS s4eeeds ~ ysas 8. The nun-
be- = Adles pss1nt w. IS. usese teaa
bWj6s = 1aqgs = 1872. The nulnhse
ofcsndiAaess 1Or srsdnatssn wss Y.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

The Republican, Of Virginia and
North Carolina held their State Con-
ventjens lest Thnrsday and appointed
delegates to The Philadslphia Conven-
ton. Both convsntio1s paased rssolu.
tions indoning President Gnncs
Administration as-;
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

eCnxkAHN6s-Aow Sstker ssx msS
fhsCinate and gain the love and affections of any
person they choose, Instantly Thts simple mental
cents, together with Marriage Guide, Egyptian
Oracle, Dreams, Hints to Ladies', DC A queer, ex-
q co, Pubs. Philadelphia, Pa.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

The Board o. supervisors q Shelby
county offers $500 reward = ny man
who will discover coal In that county !.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

alTha bill ab0lishing the death penal.
- IN lows was passed In the House
Friday afternoon BY . vote ~ flfty.
four to twenty ono, and 10 the Senate
saturday afternoon BY twenty-nine
yeas to fousteen nays. A. the Cover
nor 10 known to b favorable to such
change, It may be considered law,
and the abolishment Of capital punish
mont In Iowa accomplished. The
following il the text Of the bill:
Be II enacted BY the General Asscna-
blv Of the State Of IOya,
SECTION l. The penalty Of death -
. punishment for crime b hereby
abolished. ~, 4.
SEC. 2. All crimes heretofore pun
ishabie with death shall be punished
by imprisonment for life at hard labor
in tho State Penitsntiary.
6EC. 3. In all cases arising under
the preceding sections, the Governor
shall grant no pardons except on re-
OommendAtiOn of the General Assem-.
bly,. Il
Our General Assembly has ct Last
made quick work with this important
legislation--not the less important and
well done because quickly done. It
has been thus hastened in answer to
an almost universal demand coming
from all parties and from all parts Of
the State.
Az u we'll known, one person is d.
rectiy and at once effected by this law.
George Stanley would have been hung
on the 18th INST. but for the respite TO
May 10th. granted by the Governor In
answer to the request from the Legis-
lafnre. His sentence will now b com.
muted TO imprisonment for life, and
who shall say the ends Of justice are
thereby less perfectly subserved
Some people are nothing II not i'm.
pudent. ~" an anonymous scribier
in an isnautic exchange, urges the sdi.
tor of the ADvERTIsER to oppose him
In what he has the impudence to call
argument" but what, from the nature
Of the position TO Be opposed, would
have to be blackguardism. *" il, Of
course, very well aware that no one
who ~ an editor is supposed to have
some responsibility for his utterances
il under any obligations Of either Gus
tom or courtesy to notice the ill
natured shots that may be fired at him
from behind anonymous signatures-
not even though the hidden skirmishsr
has the GOODNESS to request a statement
Of grave and argumentative opinion
from . source which he has already
labeled IS being lin his opinion) shall
low pated and ignorant beyond hope.
Does *" expect blood from q turnip /?
Why does he publicly brand person
as fool and then as publicly request
good sense and sound argument from
him? Does he not realize that the
foolish appearance may be owing to the
point of view, and that anything seen
from the same point would have the
same color? For his own sake let him
take these things into consideration
and not again place himself so public
~ In the position of the old woman
who felt sure that every one she met
was drunk because they all acted 70
differently from herself.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

THEA NECTAR.
PURE
Ch ESQ Tea.
TINE 0ESI TEA IMPORTED.
KUra,Ned 70 nj al zhsfes.
Put up In our trade mark half
Pound and Pound Packages
only % end - ronnd Boxes.
For sale 1t Wholesale only by
The Great Atlantic
4 paC10c Tea Co.,
20 Box syos New York City
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

Under the oct q ADdl lS72. soldisra
vho snlistsd Sor thrse yean. bstwssn
May 4th, 1851. and July 81 1851. -
were houorAbly disehssgsd. ass -
titlsd to bounty, and ~ othsss. ~
charge for promotion dos aos sntas'e
the soldier TO bounty; go, IN 90 o.
death, the hein Of The soldier are non
entitled to it. 800 9.Ii ssasfas H
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

The California Legislature ha1
pssssd . bill that "rsligion shall mel.
thsr b Taught nor psaotioed in the
public schools. y
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

Tho surveying party Of Tho Daven.
mort 4 st. Paul Railroad, says the
Gazette. have surveyed tho Minnesota
line through the vtllAge Of High
Forest, through the town Of Racine.
In Mower county, and 70 point south
Of whers the line heretofore 'surv0yed
to Kasson crosses the 6outhwssesrn
Minnesota road, about three milss
west Of Spring Valley.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS

We will send 3 handsome Prospectus Of our NV
IrLusrnAfED FAMILY BIBLE containing over 40
nne scripture Illustrations IN any Book agent. hse
Of charge.
AddreAs NATIONAL Publishing Co. Chicago
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

The Indian appsopriAtioo hill now
before Congress calls foe 5000, 00o.
This IL about the annual cot % ~
govsFnnsos - sxsrcaaing . suass1asa-
ship over the original posssasoss Of IL
soil. The total number Of rsssrva-
lions u 81 organiasd tribea and hends,
lSl; total population. 3lS, l02. which
includes the u. 200 Indians In Alaska
area occupied by them 10 acrsa, 1872
2Ol ,OO2.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

HwnNDU MABE HAFyDI.f with kten-
"yyNHA eli and Key Check Outfits
Catalogues sAmples and null particulars FREE.
q NJ SPENCER, BrattlebOro, VT.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-04-25

The New York Evening Posi-, which
h one Of the strongest spokes In the
Liberal movemsnt, on the morning 81
the late Republican meeting In New
York, said It hoped 1t, the meeting,
would do batter for the Republican
party-adding that It would probably
make its action "as spirited. Vigorous
and direct - the platform of the Lib
eral gathering, last Friday, was timid,
shufIling and unworthy Of earnest
men,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25

- Gins Gniltsirang, pfl&s tas tS61s
9sriGt Der Ser. Staaisn In pirGsn 9agen
GSer bic Gcufituticnaliidt tsS lrsal Sen.
Ger GefS erIafsn Bat atsbt ,u esreGtsn
SrSsnffn gsranIaGans. Dtsft GntfteIs
hung lUtrit cine pCn bemfsltsn 9sriGte
I'm Sabre 1870 sssstsne um, uno maat
In SsSue auf cine ptatiss In tfsntIi6s
unS pripatintftsiftn tisf einsrstisnte
5ra8e bic ent8esen9eltBkn 0runbIdbs,
U9n trnsn, bic Bic GntIasibung pom
Sabre 1860 auffslIts, Dor tcr 6anb ,um
t6tfsn 0sfsbs tes Qanrss. @&un aus
tirier 1batia&s, ptns auf bic ndtertn
Wcmsnts bss 6aGrs sin1usstsn, rrtsDf,
bab htsfe neus GntideiSuns sin betlaseae,
psrt0'S @rsisni5 III. Gs III elm 8emrls
fur bic 9tsaieunftertsit, bic tn bieIrm
9anos In Ssjus aui tis miatIefrn 6ra,
cen bes 9rtvate unb SfsntItasn 8s6tes
bfrri&t, unb fur brn GinHub, ben sstitt
f6e uns isltit Yaltsimetius aud aui ben
tShfsn 0srtHtStuf bss qanets aueiibsn.
Gte Sats wirp nod Isiimmer, peun
man erpaa' tab eia fpl6,S Grsiarts lie.
bi8iia tn Gclss eines rpn sufdaista Tim.
fanssn atbanst9sn BsGIrls In ber Ila,
icritGt res 0ertGtsauFes etntrttt. I'm
SATIRE 1870 mar sisfs Naicrttdt, 3u t,,l.
der ter Sbsrrtptsr Gtals ssbGrte, iir BIZ
Qnlthi, RAP baO 2esaI'3snSer 0e1rb tai,
men @tnlub batsn fGnne unp biirie auI
eis Dor rsfsn GrluTuns abesldaOTtns
GOntrnets, bab bic Gsrpilt&tunssH ttsfs,
In Der rama!s aleinisen 9antf Sna3runa
@clS unb SiItsr, 3u srfalen Stisn. Gir
s0rtfsI In Der NaiOrltit te4 bSafaea Sc.
rt6trt, In 5Ulse Der Isttbsn siugrtrstener
9tecr8anilattun re6lelten~ bat tsbt tirIs
Majuritat auf Setie bsx aatsegengelebter
anll4t sswCEfsn, mas irI Sabre 1876
GantetBsisb unp Is0ole Sntrrprstattcu
stnsS Gpnsre6artss mar, III ss isbt ntti
msHr. Die bamalise Iatcritdt III aur
Mtncritdt Ssporren. 60 III un1twer
stn3ulftsn, peI&e 9te6tsunHGsrbsit elm
irlGrr gec&fe! In ben 9InFatsn ter Silt.
slisser rrS f6alsn GvtAtebOIss I'm @t.
fcIse batsn mub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-01-25

StastFInn SOu Srrantpn, dngeblib rittig real.
rtrt unh eingrtrasrH; briaate Vote IN an Sit.
vrItraBe 40 6uB 8rpnt pnb liz 5uB tief. Iiele
Srtte 1T retltwinflil NIT tiner glQCp binien, 16
6uB nett fir PTentIitsn Gjetrnurb, nit trm
prtSiIelum. 10 6ub ppr tfr prreerru 2inie su
gtbranden fir 0cf, G'rBGlbr. 0prtau, Sbau-
fenitrr rrer onSGre 3peds. glar5 aratbnut, nit
einrm t!IiTdiarn 9Gptnbauir, 2i bel i6. nit
araetauter Slide. 6riitsr tas Garnltum trs
GcTtlaatsd, in btia8tem llribeil btuamt rrbif
3utebGr.
Miii @rlaIaa trlrgt unt in Grrfutien ernrn.
men duf tie 0lags ron ,fae. g. 9'rwsrs II. 50.
0sasn glnn Hcu8beta gteminiiiratOrin bss Seff.
Gcgn 0pugbGrty.
iScrner:
Nue bic &tdbtr, liieI unb SntertiIen ees ger-
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@aridan5 Sifri u. 8. Gtcpens,
Scranton, %. Sanuar. ) Maritol.
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