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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-16
now 70 CI.RE HANS.

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Almost every farmer has his own
particular recipe FOR curing his pork
and hams. But this is not saying that
every one Of them succeeds In produc-
ing first rate article, and there Is no
doubt but some, at least, might inn
prove upon their mode Of curing hams.
The following four recipes are said to
be thosdaiafter which the premiums
were cared that gained a prize at the
Maryland State Fair: .a{F
FIRST PRESnUM.-Mix two and one
half pounds saltpetre, finely powdered,
one-half blslel fine salt three pounds
brown sugar, one-half gallon mOlasses.
Rub the meat with the mixture pack
with skin down. Turn over once
week and add little salt. After
being down three or four weeks, take
out and hang up two OK three weeks
until 1t Is dry. Then smoke with hick-
Sry moU " M ~ .lilee or iour -, meIns s'i ~. .l'e,. u
ceiI.rl 4, cha n u, No ,av ~ Tin,,rs y NI Tors
q isss.5 .i r,,Js,, No.. N. Z.
SEcoND fREMICM;--I Ihe mea!, aI5er
piece, with very fine powdered salt
petre, on the flesh side, and where the
leg u cut on taDlesPoO,lIul lnot neap-
edl q sacll ,Elnh' Z uesels sp1oiaiu. 1ps ~ -
eacn sIlot'lder, ano aoout iah ti,ae
4uahtlly V eaGaa mluuihK N, alEi JyMi i
.ihs mnst De rMoueu ssl "; tnea salt y
oy packing . uin cOa.ing ot salC Oil
haIf & sm MI, i"ch J th;cIr nact the nieces Ion On
! NJ sIofin,a;rg ~ II, < f'oor Win sfrins
~ ,,IanL lalS ss,., ;nchss anart aIl
ovar y, i IL Tthot & Il nn,ler the meatl the
is n;e,,as y ,s,,,se [ NJ s,lscsd ain ai,le down
Is tLo sa,,o.v;ro M, m '.I ",rIar. Ts,st hams .
second y nv IvV shoni,ie,s % thirl. iowls: fonrtll
I, .',iI,II;,,al'. tsl,a mi s,,o,ss riha n,,t n
tIs , ,";'asil;,,ea ~ The meat m,st he in
ri, MI ,v;so ~ w,eots II tha weather il
r,sla. MI n aicl,f n g,riI the brine heinge A.
i",,,aj @ !" -. s,,,, f,,oSis [ n W MeLesr,,
'owou - lu1AS0's ~ 1Ay-,srs. .,,. !.
IhIRD fsEMiUM.--t1a,L 2 ~ Dusnel Il. y " !.
fine sait, thfee p0uiNls Oh pIoWn suHar,
TWO ana one nan pOunus OF Mitpetie,
pne lG.lf-GMlon q moiasses. Mix ulese u
lngIedlellts !.0getner. Inen ru9 esc'l ~
pleCe Wen Witm IlHe MiAUnEc uiiOil "ii
MI N .'Of n tI,e rickla once ' . SseI IN si1
weeks the two tirst times the meat is
taken on, there y 70 be 4 plate OF alum
11ls - ,191l. saleu " VIC P'cAle4ts =. :.
=. AA'sssOt'. Nv y
FOURTH PKEMEUIi.--TwO and one
halfpCunds Of saltpetre, dried and tlfle-
" powdered, One-half bushel best Liv-
erpool salt, three pounds Of brown s!lT
gar, and one-lla 4 gallon molaases. MIX
al ma vessel, rub iile z meat well With Va
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The Secretary Of War has decid.
VI tIisS 4sIiSsd OHscers en- claim
lOF ths total length III their
Dsaviss ap u JAnuasy 1870. ggsa
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-02-16

Sumner has made . motion in
Senate to reconsider the copfnna-
ton Of Leggett IS Governor Of w.
7. '.s,i'.' ~ y
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The t1aIna Of Democracy % IEene.sy.

claim for the Democracy a large en-
downept Of honesty. To one ur
acquainted with the natural charac-
teristics oftl.at party, aud the un-
fSrupuloas cheek ofits journalistic
supporters, the claims Of the latter
in this direction would appear con-
yipcing and correct Afamiliarity,
however, with the practice Of De.
nocracy in this direction, will probe
this claim to the core, and show it,
rottenness Fairness and capdor.
are not features, or qualities, Of DEM
ocratic discussion or investigation
While Democracy shows the keen-'
est yig,linee III detecting the errors
ofthe opposition. it shows mono at,
oil in discovering its own, but
accepts them only as public opinion
drives them tot. The Hodge de-
falcation was early seized upon with
tayidity by every Democratic sheet,
little and big, from Maine to Texas;
i
but II took them along while-not
| until public sentiment had driven
them to ito give their consent to
condemn the enormous stealings Of
the Tammany ring. In this they
were unfair and unjust. But this
lis the mildest feature of injustice
displayed by journals Of Democrar
cy. Ifthey would limit themselves
in their exposures and abinadver-
sions on them to actusl facts, unde-
niable occurrences, their injustice |
wouid not become 70 apparent; but
the disposition to iaUcas has b.
come 50 thoroughly cultivated, that
real facts are entirely oyerwhelned, |
sr rendered Dugatory, BY : spper-
abundance ofimaginaEy statements.
The Hodge deialcatiosl, GrinstanCe,
serves as thread upon which to
string statements Of defalcations,
amounting in thegrand aggregate, If
they wereall summed up, TO thous.
ands ofnillions Of dollars; more
money, perhaps, than passesthrough |
the hands ofthose ct whom these inn
aginaFy charges are intended to-
point. In this they 5yerdo the
matter, and excite . feeling Of I'M
Il faf = Il
belief, even in the minds Of those
who are the most anxiousto be con
s'.ss .s,..w.es.i W. husas i, le'e' ~ :.
thls ll : s0nnec@'ion' X . 'ne ne, charge wn'cn y
has Oee1 g nealOus'y 9 c,,cn' 'a'eo
ag.inS' r'es'asOs u'a"sns ~
wnsn me- a.sel's sna,. y ~ Dsc0Ie
mlll0nails u s'nCs y, NY Oesupancy =
'9e rNes.Gen'la. !: enalr 'ns'yOy ~
Py" u'.nOs'ss. IVY, As,asss go Y. 80, -
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aAaRHsslH.auHAI..
ADt;LrFkArrD srTrEls.

|, The Scientific .AaeTicdu says there
are thousands ofpOunds Of butter daily
sold in tlle city Of New York, which
are adnltefated with a substance made
from cotton-seed oil. 1t l. cretlttahle
TO the farmers, a. class, that they are
moi. .opehto the Charge Of sl,hllteratiag
their produce; yet they suffer fr0nl
dishonest competition Of dealers who
make up aud lsell these fraudulent CONS
pound, and by so doing affect unfa-
vorabIy not only the sale but the char
actef oftle genuine article. Asa mat
ter of curiosity We describe an, artifi-
cial compound which was manuflc-
tued III Paris to supply the want Of
real butter during the late seige. The
refuse materials left after manufacture
Of Steafine nlfatty animal matters,
such as tallow, &C., cOnsisting of an
oily paste. composed Of oleilie ami
margarine. We're washed III water acitsi
ulatetl with m,riatic acid for the pur-
pose OF bleaching It. 1t was then sub
iected TO the nctioI Of a chemical solli-
tiont for a period of three hours, during
which it was made to acquire the t;lste
and color Of butter. This substance,
manufactured without any assistance
from the cows, was CONSIDERED an ex-
cclleht Substitute for butter, and was
readily accepted in place of 1t by the
people, who considered it much SID
perior 10 any other artificial product of
this description ,.ls ii q. ia.a .iF
VALE OF TMoRouGH.RRED ANNALS.
A thoroughbred animal u one that
will transmit its peculiar characters
tics with almost itncrring certainty to
Its progeny. Crosses aud grade ami
mails win not do this with satisfactory
certainty. Prof. Agassiz stated d fact
which breeders of domestic animals
should never forget or untlervallic,
when lie said, no offspring lsS simply
the offspring Of it, father and moth
er. II L, at the same time, the off
spring Of grandfather and grandmother
OIL both sides. Without touching
ground Mt all debateable, lie nigh. have
asserted tlrlt this dependence Of off,
spring or liability to reproduce family
characteristics extends much farther
up the ancestral line. Heiice the i'm
portanee of thorough breeding. i.
According to common accepti0n,
'cowis never q thoroughbred nor a
sfllEblood; but IN the instances where
sire and dam are Ayrshires or Dur
ham, or Devatl-+- that h, have been
bred pure for many generatlons--tlley
are called Thoroughbred" or ''fiil-
blOCd,T tlet term being synonymous in
breeders parlaMce. A thoroughbred is
made BY carefully breeding 10 estab-
lish a distinctive and permanent type,
and inter-breeding to retain t.; but if
two thoroughbred Of distinctive types
or breeds are inter-bred, the progeny Is
no longer regarded flll-bl0Od or
thoroughbred, but cross-bred.
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gu perlniCtlCn

E;iii Gin eroFer Qaben, @de Der Ga(oertz unb Bfcu:
An S5U, uno eia tleinet gOoen, Dem e%rIterer
onnren1enb, All sol. Sbpmas Siu,
t282N) @de Der fepettes uno ct, 8au(traSe.
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Blu urrhaufGn nno 81 urrMIetDfn
PHI Ucrmicthen.
gu nerfdufcn p9er Al Vcrn1tetbl

Sic Rcaauration Rr. al, @ermdnfirdae nabe
bgr SoluQrehraRe. Sieielbe lpurbe furStih tapc5irt
uub oie Ginridtln9 lit complet. Nodsuiraasn atm
S,Intp. (297-o)
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administrations z2ln;eigc.

gabrtbt miro bicrmlt gC9cben, oag Hnter3el0nGie
R1nTmGht arr TcrluultuHg ocs JtGhluiiCs Der 0ua
biCr osrtor6tnrn edSpar Strsf ertottcn bat; ale
Etcicnigcu, luclhe SoroCraU9cn an oteltin Na91
lar tabGn, rutrCCR bttrmjt Gu'9ttoreert, lolhe, n!Soltt
cir;urCtdcn uno 8tlCno 81 mG1cu, oocr gu 9ezs
lpGrttgen, boB lie tBrct @nlpriHc an oleltn gG9taB
otitgiih Iir U~erluitig cr~tlUrtuurcH mo9cn. Aue, Que
2nbiuUaCn an hiCiCH IOLluR gu MAIDEN BADEN, peT'
SEN hermit auiGciorocrt, iCtLt u1UcrjU8Nh Gnunttr~
tcibnctc 5u lcIncu; no Hjbt, 10 luuo 9elcelt elnss'
ibrltteu. qA,i,
iZa4, SOC, 302l cmnlclIie Streu' AoHIlU"
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an ocrPdfife,t.
gu nerfaufcll.

Der gorratb mo ole Gtrri1tups zines 9anblobeR!
erlter aIafie in Go:uioutomn, Oto.
5bpmas Sid.
(2S7-) Gde Der EauGttc7 uno st. Yaultr
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Ri %ncrfQufen,

Gin fle1nce @o5nbaus an Der Raminpffr.
7 Simmer, @us un0 Waiier; &rei6 $3.50
Spbu @Ienu 6 Spmp.,
(oSo-A ytr, 1. ct. BaulItroke.
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NcrIdnat.

Gin heutihes Md06en gum 8alben uno nm Die
aeipobnlibe 5ausarbCit sn perritten. Refommaneat
tion miro uerIoHst in Vr. IA, AisauitbfraRe.
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Surcau Scr StraFcn 9ur@bru6s:
Spuumiiidrc.

Baltimore, rem -. December 1917.
Die StrOfCH=E urbbruh5=S TnmliGrctnce r StGot
Baltimore MAIDEN bterUlt b)ctanRt, oOB ie bel otm
Stdot Jrglrdt0r tInCn StTj6t Der &tTGntln9eH,
uHtolteu uEo AUiJgC, Uit ne non iGUcH iUr oGs Sonz
bcmRireu uHo oe SroitHuHg ou NisauttbfrdRc1
poH Der 0olnt SdEe ole Sur Jiortb- GOCnue, In Qebcrz
e~luilimmuHg init cJnC pom S~lTgClntlittr mo StGot=
rQtbe pom Baltimore aR T.. Ntai 1872 pGilrteu Ser
orouunq angciegt fine, 5ur Eurhptt ulGocTIGlC9t
BADEN; ebCuiGus ciuCu criiaJtEotH 0ruUoTB brlQgter
StrGGt.
&W Anidgc erirctcH iih oUi uno umIoiIn btioe
SCtCu Der NisQuuGiraRt, pom Der g~t0Jolclte her
BiobletrGRe bis ;ug gtOrtp apenut, etnlhle8ltl
bcs TabrUtgcs teiGQttr AIs4uItbtJaBt pon ptT tolht'
yrut his CUR Itorib AptUut, ole Suhlpeilttte peH
YotHtzgdUC UGEiIb OoH Der ItGQuit4urGEt 34 6uB,
otlJb uou beia9ttr StrGfc 20 GuB; oClot Stlleu
Der yuuoulc-, TtOtVdlz, SliUcr' uuo NQumanltraBe
ntftlib pom GuioritrGEt, oitlib $50 6uB BEIGE ser
stem orr SObnlraBt, Dchlth bs NOltroo'=Aucp OFT
lih bis sur 5QrIOrc>9UC. /; ole y~tOTGlClte oGr Sleole-
StrGRe, rprltlit uon Nolbroot AucO, pltltb l22TuB.
Sie mGhtu btIr6urb ltrHCr bl'arut, cuB le ON
Sunucrfas, 19. Sc5em5Cr 1872, YtorgtHs 10 utT
NIB in tbrcn Bureau uUi tr SuoDClt Ste Der Ses
rtngtou= mo GOlutrtitrGGe UerluInmttn lueroer, NM
TgGNo etntn Der pClhlCocUru In Dem btlu9ttn St@
rthte CntbaltcHcn 9cgCnitGUbe uodmals Su T%cuiotrcn,
uub Tam Cin SCOCr, her babel tntsuclitrt ut, al lCuCm
EQqc iGine GiupeH0uHaeu uQr1rInacn-
Jiddc Spt,
Sas. Q. Wturrup,
Jpbu Z. 9iquctt,
GommiiiGre.
lCQ--20N II. Z. CTcCH, GER.
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IN GrefaturssG crfanf
Eaf6 elmer
DertbDcaen 2a9erbier : Sranere'
Canton, ais Baul Suier's grauerei

Canton, ais Saul gaier'8 graueret
befannt.
Su SSolae eines gefebles bes gSaiieuscridts BON
8altinore<S ounte, miro Der unteriel6nete 9recltor
bes uerItorbeuen Yaul Saier aut offentliter Auttlon
(penr niht friiber ourb Yriuats &ertaufl am Ylaee,
Dipntas, ben %. Ss3ember 1872. WDrsens II
nbr. pertaufen:
ber Rorbielte Der S'OonpeaftIase in Saltlmore@eo.
Tn Canton, a(s gdul Sater s SlCrbrdueret b%etannt;
oil cr Torbieite Der S'0onnGltrabe un9eIGhr "a
Sus brett uno 140 6ub tiei bis an cine 20 GnB brette
S6ises gisentbum uu.Ia6t 2 iepurote ungrenSenSe
Srun6p(dse Der cine on Der S'0onnelitvaBe so 6nB
brett uno cine Gieie pom 40 SUE bis an beld9iteN
SUB breite alep, uno elmer lGPrllben SranomleteF
BON $75; Der anbere "a 5uB brett uno l4O 6uB. tle1
bis an beidete 70 6uB brette alep, uno III timer ldpr'
Iiben @runornietbe pom SIS unterporten.
Die betbcn oben bemerftcn 8lGte meroen 5uiom<
men nit dDen 9eb1unen uno T,lern pdraut nno
auen WlQIhtnen uno ginri9tur9en, Ole baSu 9eboren,
unD lpelhe cine oorSi9lide Sa9erbterbrauerel, Ole m
competer. Sronuns iIr notwithstanding l'
%pertuult.
Mues befpealidbe Sigentbum unf Mrtifel ON
| bcIasten glaee, ~beItebeno iuie ioI9t: -
1O5 falier un9eldbr 1000 Barrels entP1lteno, -
| @dbrz3u6er, uuaeiGbr 5S4 Barrels entbGlteno. $50
Sierteifdiicr, so adteiiaiar. 1 Yaar0 6ieu, 2 @icror,
2 stueiIpduni9e Nagen, l etnlpdnnl9er2Sdsen, UG=
milienpa9en, 1Sag9er .aSa9en, ooppelts mo ems
fode 8ieroe8ei6rre, 1 Summlidioud, 98erttcu9e,
@erdtbIdGiten IL. l. 10, ME 9cfOobntt1 IN elner Dor
5it9lihen SraueretG etunceu fueroen.
6erner:
$50 Safer 9assrbier.
6erner:
ale SGusbaGtgrdtbe i'm BobnbGuic ees Serfor'
benen, Der Brauerei an9ren6eno.
Serner:
Sur ielben 3eit
| icueu freieu @runoplaB an Der Siioieite Der doom
~nellItrake on Der @ie Ser SeconotruBe i'm beiu9ter
| @ountn in Canton, nabe Der Brauerei 9elegen, 81
| Tus brett uno 100 SuB ttef, uuo elmer jGbrllbeu
@runomitbe BON $S7 80 unterTuorten,
Seiis bteies Giecntbums miro benz SGuIcr mad
gmpianq Der SnariabIuns sc9eben.
acknowledgement, ME III Defret oorgelbrte=
ben-Tir bas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno oas eGmiI
perfaulte peri6nli6e Gigsntbum: EN- Sritttbeil baar,
Ter 9feit in inei Sablun9en in II uno % Ytonaten
NIT Sinieu pom Strtauista9e. Gle Abitanos5ablun'
oen 6urh gtoteu bes 8duierS nit s~enebmigter SIGer'
belt eeoeft. &Qes aEoere bewe9lt6e Gi9entbun
baQr bel A6lieterun9.
Seiarid, Straus, 9recutor.
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giEige auto 2sittr uerilberet, lin gutter 6irniiieru II.
eintee 2ebr,iu9e pom il bis IS 5abten. giadSufrugsn
in Dem sSuiisiHa," Sde pon Sutap= uno
QerinetontraBe, pom II ts nbr; Sonnta9s ODER bes
@ban0s in DIR. i5O, Splnmbia ffraRe, bel 2beue.
Slelu. ~(29S-3UO)
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Seinrid, Straus. grecutor.
(2S6. $3.50 1ob. 3. mforris, SadpaIter.
m Surd5 =. S. Gnber & S0bnc

EI:gl Seripalters= Terfduf.
,n Eolee zines Setrete5 be6 8rCis9erihtes fGr Die
Stubt Baltimore miro Der unter5edlnete 8erDalter
out 0iientiiher Quttion am Biaee Wontda, Den 80.
Se,ember 1872. Witta9s IL lbr, uertdnien:
BEN eduScn Sruuptl a,, In Der Staot baltimore
Qele9en uub beIbrteben, ME iolgt:
aH DER gioropehieite Der GtcseloitraBe, 60 Bu6
iionetlit pom Der @te, tuelde ourb Die gtorofoett=
ieite ter &ioselnitrdBe init Ger Sibueftiette Der PEN
riettaffrase ~eebii0et miro, antanqeno Damn toDeit=
lid, Lungs Der 0iIo9elntrdse, 30 TrB Damn notos
weitlit. parallel NIT SenricttaitraBs. 50 bnB, mebr
ODER uenieer, bis an emeH S1sloe=3ann; Damn moro
mcTtlit, largs beia9tem 3dune, 30 6uB; uno Damn
Iub0ftlih, parallel nit Der 9enricttaitraBs, 90 6ub,
mcbr ODER mcni9er, bis gum Anfunge
IS 1T berielbe BiaB, Delder am 3. 5ult 1866 outf
Seumorn Ebspe an Sobn Ntitter ibertragen puroE
unb lit elmer ldbrliheu WIetbe pom $50 unteIuotlen'
Sbtee 8tas it nit Sluct 8 -itottgen Ste9slltelnerner
SduIern nit ~28G9nerz uRo S1mIeSepert1tele oe'
baut.
SieIcs @runneisentbum pirb fret pom at9oben
@run0migtbe Ii. { 10. bis gum Sertautsta9e oertault
Serfaufs6ebtnsuugen, ME our6 oos 0etreI ood9e
itrleben: elm Dritttbetl baar, Gin Sritttbetl mt DO
naten uno elm 9ritttbeil in IL Wtonateni Die @reott
3ablun9en pom Serfauistuge ar .3inien tra9eRo UNI
ourh Sur 3uiriebenbeit oe5 Serrpalters lncolnrt
goten oe5 3Guiers 9eiihert.
Samuei 3. Spocr s SobHe, autt.
NhN n n n NhA
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9u be1faHien.

Gieben 9duicr. isbes 4 3lmmer uno Seller
cnf1IGteno; 9rei6 SEQ pro 9aus, nur S25 baar unb
Der JfcIt i'm YGiperGine IN 6 SabGCn 8u b%csablen..
Ternfr 3 Sduier 8reis nur 5000 pro Sau5; $tOO
baQr, Der Rcit in 5 5abrcn.
Strncr 8 @duier al Der OfoieitrGBe, @anton; Trets
iSerrer . Sduier on Der O'Sonnelf raBc, Canton,
3zf6dis nur $500, $3.50 buQr, Der 0isft in 8 Sabren,
ytdbere Austunft 9tcbt
Shpmas g. TeoTou,
(o9S-) Sir. 90, RorozSroaofuan.
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3 Sir 0anOleute nro Sartner!
Spcstal=U erfauf

StaQ-0 Dinners Der ugaltimorer StaSt BAL
Qierz@iieubabn" fir baS Sabr 1873
ami 4uftion.
SpnuGbenS, Den q. Se5emher 1oT3, utor9sne
prdciie IL ubr, iuer>en mir in Nr. % nf1e 50.
Gin Sharlesfra6e Sa'timOre, allen Sun9sr
Ser notItebeno uCrssi4netsn Stale oertoulfn:
@ophraSene @nte Ell tan, IN Der OsrIdHaerteH Sa9hr.;
Ret. SauimoreRr. ~GubezStan, on Der ttget StGile
ueti6ngsrten 8altimorefrGBe, J(9tr.1u.2);
Sounoaruz 4uenue : Gnoe Sta4, @te l4StdueCJtr.
Der ia. Ipe. uno @umberlanonraBe, L, Z, 5n'4)'
oerter giobtftrQRe, )(9r. l u. p;
Nens' Yoinier StaQ on Der EbamesFraBe;
@antonzStaa, gde Der Seconb= unb SomeifraBe.
Seeer Stau uiro Ieparat ~pertauit uno ntillien mos
natlibe 3abIlngsn geIHGdt reroen; bic 9urblhnltts'
2Qbl ser gIeroe IN ieoem etal lutto bet'm Sertaule
j295-3OD +. VI. Senuett S Comp, autt.
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g5erfaui DON mertbuouen Sauplaeen oil 0tas
siiouzQ penue, Wic@ulobitraBe, 9ruto pill
apenue, 9iuiIioniraBe nno RennIploantaE
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Su 0errnlctben.

s1N UVkEEtIfVIN<
Srei Stuben I'M britten Siodt on ei1e ttiue 6ault'
lie. NQhSuiragen in Sar. 23o, @eit; Sapetteffr.
(oQ4-Q1
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0auirr all nermirtlen.
0Gnelt III hermfsthen.

HI SIR. II9, Si0.GoppletonitraBe, $16i
ST. 90, @ourttoroftr0Be, $50.
Sbpmas Gill.
1921 Gfe Der Eanettez un6 ct. YdulftraBe,
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Gine outzcin9eridtete Meescrei, an Der Scntins=
Zane gcieeen. ytatSuira8Cn bel Seter Sransdr,
rYr &c SScIajr-M vi drFt. (29J-3Uo)
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Yk Sim id1nne Marfts9anDfeae

bon 72 Naerr nit Sbtearten urb aus9etpablten
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Gin iunaer Waun. nm bas Sb,Stptsr=S sihdit al
Ierneu. @of3uirasen in Rr. 5gSSeHrietteitraRe.
(29S-3O0)
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ten Giien=Slrbettens
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in far,catr Ertt untcr mdBigeu 8e0tn9ungsn at6st'
t,n Gns.IiIbreH unb aufRuieegH. C4DrtIzO.19.
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On 9elel[Gditeu, EauDereine, SOgen, Sin9pcrcins
&C. 3u permietber. Yiuu melbe It'd in Der Sspen.
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It'll Sine outgebenbe 0aitpirtbi4ait. 9a6lu
f0oer in sfr. 81, Srlednsi trabe. (294-o)
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EiE Die 6Gufcr SIR. 473, gtoroz Sremontfrase, fir
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