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On. HoLLASD-HIs YIsrT TO EURorEAS CIrTEs-
The Social EvIL" QuEsrToS.-Dr. Gustavus Hol-
land, an old and well-known physician q San Fran
cisco, Superintendent Of n Lyipg-in Asylum. has been
travelling Ia Europe several months, and ON bis re-
turn viii endcavor to have a law passed by the Leg
islature 10 regulate the social evil. The system pro-
posed Is that Of medical inspection, and removal 10
the proper hospitals in case Of sickness. DIR. Holland
had visited among other cities Paris. London, Berlin.
Hamburg and Bremen, and found that wherever such
q sanitary law had been enforced there has been are
markable lessening OF disease, Or. Elliott 10 the con-
trary Notwithstanding. There is no regulation In
London, but the attention Of the health officers is
being directed very seriously 10 IL. and there are in
dications that the same system that there Is In Paris
will be introduced at an carly day. The operation Of
the law in Paris is as satisfactory as ever. Or. Hol-
land does not claim that there Is a total extinction Of
disease. but afirms that there IL such q diminution
as plainly indicates the wisdom and prOpriety Of the
law. This information was obtained from him by n
reporter OF the ST. Louis Republican. while tho Doc
tor was making an inspection Of the -. Louis Hos
pital. lie does not pretend 20 enter into a considera-
ton Of the moral aspects Of the case, but deals with
is merits from a medical point. lie approves Of the
81. Louis system, and informed the reporter that
when he made tho effort 60 have il passed In San
Francisco, the Board Of Health and City Council
were unanimously in favor Of IL, but the bill was
pocketcd by a committee Of the Legislature. lie pro-
poses TO renew the effort this coming Winter. and
will. on arriving home. prepare statistical. statements
on the subject-(S. r. BUfisiia, Oct 80th.
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LoNDoN, Nov. 26.--Although General Wolsclcy.
commanding the Ashanice expedition. has made
most energetic attempts TO force the enemy to
another engagement, the late despatehcs show that
he has not been successful, The ground Is uneven.
and the character OF the country Il 80 intricate
that the General has TO depend almost entirely
upon his native allies but the latter are lazy ald
cowaTdly. The following account Of the position
OF the armies has been received here; The British
occupy n rough, uneven plateau. thickly wooded.
ana covered in many places with cactus growth.
Great difficulty is experienced IN drawing the
howitIers and field pieces on the ground. The
main column OF the Ashantees rests near the base
OF a gorge, and the neck OF a swamp lies between
Ashantees Tctreated, and General Wolselcy ordered
his allies 20 cut of their retreat and thus force
them 10 an engagement; but the cowordly Fantees
refused. The General is much mortified at the
depend.
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l. Pusres dc TOceauie. No. I24, A. +. * y. Nj, Lodge meets
on King street, last Monday in each month.
Hawaiian, No. 81, f.. s. a. NJ, Lodge meets in Makes
Block, first Monday in each month.
Excelsior, No. /. /. o. Of q. F., Lodge meets each Tuesday
in the Hall of the Odd Fellows Building, Fort street.
ROYAL Arch Chapter, meets in Hall Of lie Progress de
TOceanie Lodge, every third Thursday of the month.
Commandery of knights Tcmplar, meets every second
Thursday IN the month
Maui, L. d, \. +. & \. NJ, Waikiki, Maui.
Oahu No. !, X. of P, Lodge meets each "Wednesday aC
Hall on Hotel street.
Ultima Thule, No. l, L o. q. T., Lodge meets each Satur-
day at Hall on King street
oueen Emma, Nc. ?, L o. q. T., Lodge meets each Monday
at Hail on King street.
Honolulu, No. ;, q. G. T., Lodge meets each Tuesday st
Hall on Fort -.
Iolani, No. /. o I, Waikiki, Maui.
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E.clipses and Transit for the yea le74.

In the Year 1874 there will bc two EeIir-e- Of the Sun,
tur not visible here
Two Eclpses Of the Moon. and a Transit OF Venus over
he Suns Die. Visible here
NPartiai Eclfrze Of the Moon, May lst, 1871 FirSt con-
AT with Penumbrs, 2h SIM A. An. Fnst contact with
Sh,iou- an SIN s. Y. Middle0f the Eclipse, 5h Slim s. 4
No more visible here, A. the Moon sets ga II.
To Total Eclipse Of the Moon. October 2ith, 1874. EIst
.ontart nth Pcnumbra, oh I'm A. p " First contact with
SbaIoE- IN IOrn Il p ". Beginning Of Total Phase, sh iJm
!. = Pal Of Total Pha-c. Oh I'm 81 Z ". Last contact with
Shad0W. iGh igm - p ~
ATmu-it Of Venus over the SUM Disc December oth-
First svteTuaI contact, Jh 5m j. p 81 First internal con-
f.l+. gh Alm T. 81 sun st, jh I'm sym
LsfuUDF .SD LOSGIrDE. or H9SoLULU CTY
tory LAT 81 ~ a- north. long. I5sS IS 81 west.
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p" Here in Paris, writes a correspondent. a IL 4.
quite common 20 see a mother dragging her almost
infant child by the haad. weary and frctnnl. and
carrying a dog Ia her arms, which she will ocoa-
slonaily stop TO Kiss, or dispose OF 80 AZ To make II
more comfortable. This tTait l. peculiar Go Que
class, but all seem Ia have a strong affection Tor
the dog, To see a lady az her door or window
wlthoht her lap-dog Is almost a novelty. while
many carry them in their arm. or lead them by a
ribbon IN the streets. The corners are posted with
handbills OF hospitals for dogs. where The best
medical attendance can be had. aud dog medicines
and dog soaps are placardcd in all directions
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LONDON. Nov. q -Disraeli made a polia
speech at Glasgow oct evening. lie severely ....
icised the Government and predicted q great
struggle in Europe between the spiritual and tenn
poral powers Tie feared that the cuuGi.t might
result i'm anarchy. and declared hat politicians
who we're urging Home Rule IN ireland -boulj
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THE COURT.

HIS MAJESTY Born January Jl,t- lSjJ
As.,auded IN. Throne January 9th, 1873. Son u h.
ktuIuohi and Grandson Of kamelamehH !.
His ROYAL Hizhuc-- Chas X kanainn, father 70 liz Majesty
Ver Majesty Queen DowagcT Emma, relIct u HIS MAJESTY
AIeTtnfer LihoIih0, EamehHmeha "
FTr Ex..Uaurv Ruth keelikolant.
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FORESTRY
international Discussion Of Land and
Forest CulturiSts-

Re-oIatisus for Preserving and CHiIiNaIing
the Trre--Deerea-r OF Water Volume in
the Ohio. Hudson, EIbe. Rhine and Other
Rivcrs-Need OF IaGeFuntiOnal Treaties for
the Protection Of European River Conn
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Foreirn Representatives-DipIomatie

United state. L : Minister Resident He TX Henry \
Peiure. Relfcnce, Nuuauu Avenue
Eu,iauf. Commissioner and Consul GcueIal- lh'o II AA-
via- 4r-trz Residence Nuuluu Avenue
Franoe. CorrmizHlner and Consul Iheo. Ball'L A+-
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COUNCIL OF STATE.

H. MtrESry, rHE hrS@.
a. Eovnl Highue-s Charles kauriui- Their EXCELLENCE
CbarI- n Bishop, Edwin q Hall, Robert Stirling, \
Futuci- Judd. - % DomIni-, L Nahaolclua- i hanOa
W0n-. Elisha II Allen, Alfred : Hartwel, u halaku
IA. Henry \ KahIuu. Fcrd W HutchI-on- Charles Z
Ws5rIs- j Mott smith, : y Castle, Godfrey Rhodes :
A. EaItut. = W MaKIlena, = q Wilder, Henry VI
VEf-IfUrv.s : CIa-hOru, Jno VI ksIeua, y MotunulI.
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Queens Hospital.

F.-. H- Ji+i-ty the King Nice-PCs-.-Hcu / Ale
--t-rv.---.-F Schaefer Treasurer---.-..C II Bishq
Ty--u-iy. committees y Castle. e. Bishop. + Scha,
fsr. = = Cartwright, W CParke-
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Gnrernment Officers.

t.,,ruur ct oahu, His ENcclleucy John q Doliiui>. Resi-
dencr. Washington Place, Honolulu
tavrrnor OF Maui, His ENcclency i Nsha0leluG. Resi-
d.ufe. Inhaina. Maui
COVERINGS Of Hawaii, Her ENceucncy X hecHkotIiiI- Resi-
dfuce. kailua, Hawaii
t,yrruOr Of Kauai, His ENcclsucy i kauua- Residence,
NawiliVili, Kauai
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E.s-n OF Hi Majesty the King. 800 --- --.-janua-y 81
r. Memory of kamchLuleha L. --.-.-------Juu i
Birth uT th- Queen 81 Great Butatn- >
1U"rlrtu IuIer~---4ce
l.-.s.on nL.eanln Ind.penlenoe ......Noyemho. =
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Lodges.

located at Punahou, two miles east OF honolulu.
he~ident.......... ---.--..-E L Church
Professor. .---E W Damon
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Boards of Underwriters, Agencies.

U. S. Marine Hospital. Richards Street.
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College.

President. ......Rev I Coan1Vice PRESIDENT. - Cast,
Cor. Sec'y....Re J + POgueI Rec Secy... .RevH Parker
Treusurcr..-...E % Hall. qIAuditOr... i & Jones, Is
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% u- t'A
Tt.- IMy-tIEu- - L""-.L
Ihy-iau Insane Asylum honIninn' " u
TrtvFrrSs PHYsICIAN~-HawaiI, K Oliver, l. Maui,
~ Hutehi-ou. u Kauai, = W smith, u
asFVr--W - smith, Maui Severance Haven -
" M-L-.N. kLuLL ID DAYTON. uonolulu.
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The Cabinet
Board OF Education

rs-ulDut----- ---- co.. 80 -. % o --A| -
Member-Thctr EN- q X Bishop Edwin - iau- hoDtil
-urIing, Hon JnO NJ KHpena- F.,
Iuspect0r-Geuerl Of Schools -. -..--h X hitchcecs
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Board of Health.

Commissioners Of Crown Lands.
D. rf-F.r- r Stirling, 10 luI
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Boards OF ~nderWrIteT agencies,
Bremen. ITC-icn- = NAteEA
New OTk-------------------
BJz-Cu-- DttNtL %
Llleiphu--------- 5000 Gee go go -. %
---- III n IaNte7
Lloyds, London IT,
-4u Fr4ueiz.1. Hackfcld K Co
Agencies of Life. Fire & Marine ms. Companies
Northern Assurance Company - ----Iheo ID DaNles
British and Foreign Insurance Company. - IeO II DaSles
imperial FIRE Insurance Company - w alker q Allen
HamburE-Bremsn Fire Insurance Col Schaefer / 20
California Insurance COmpany-...---.----H HackfeHd A 20
Merchants Mutual Marine Insurance Co.. Walker & Allen
New England Mutual Life Insurance CO-...Castle x Cooke
Union Insurance Company Of California Castle lOoke
Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York, ) q Wilder
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance COnpy, II NJ Whitney
FTremen's Fund Insurance bishop & Co
Manhattan Life Insurance Company Bishop & Co
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.. Walker & Allen
World Life Insurance Irwin
North Br. * Mercantile Fire Ins Co I'd Hohschlaeger q Co
EguitabIe Life Assurance Society Of the y S.-.-..M Raplee
Securitv Life Assurance Il Annuity Co, V, NJ McInerDy
North herman Fire ms Co.. OF Hamburg. IheOd Heuck
Tran-atIsntir Fire In--, Co, Of Hamburg, IL Hackfeld & Co
Notaries Public
EascLrIr| II Patty, T Brown, { Quick II HaTIi~.
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EUROPEAN RIVERS.

An Italian referred to the United States in this
connection yesterday. He gave no particulars,
however, and have no works on American for
ests to ala me in adducing them here. But then
we have scores of striking cases of the effects of
deforestation ON the rivers of Europe proving the
necessity of international treaties for protecting
the sources Of the great water arteries. We need
only refer to the Rhine, the Elbe and the Oder,
all of which have a lower water mark than for
merly. According to measurements taken at Al
tenbruch, in Hanover, the ow-wate %(summer)
mark of the Elbe represented in 1872 forty-eight
Hamburg feet; in 1912, forty-six and a half feet;
in 1887, thirty-eight feet-showing a diminished
supply in half a century of ten feet. The sources
of the Elbe are in Austrian Bohemia-where
up to a very recent period the forests were neg
lected and sadly mutilated. The Rhine, which
has a less volume now than formerly, rises in
Switzerland, where, as Professor Landolt remarked,
the forests have been considered as common prop
erty, mutilated and destroyed. Germany is in
both cases the chief sufferer here, since she COM
mands the Elbe and the Rhine; and it were quite
possible for Bohemia on the one hand and Switzer-
la. on the other 10 seriously interfere with the
T. l,CltiOu OF these rivers did they choose Z carry
On the destruction of the forests as heretofore.
1t is in such cases that the want of international
treaties are seen. Prussia herself and most of the
German States are rational forest culturists, TAX
ing good care TO preserve and cultivate their 10Y
eEts. and have good cause to pFotes' -tgainst the
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- 81 CIEcrIr CorRr.

I'D ,.,.uit Maui. FL Tuesday Of June and ID Tuesday OF
1..smbsr. 81 Circuit, HawaiI, At Waiuea, lst Tues
dtv OF November; az Hio, lst Tuesday Of May: fi
tT..ri+- Kauai 1T Tuesday Of August
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Commercial Register
For 1874.

CALENDAR
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Supreme Court.
C;rcnit Judges.

TEuN- on NUPHENIE IOUhT-
. - Honolulu. first Monday IN January, Apul
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Anniversaries

NOtarle3 IuUIC-
I-ascLrrr-f II Patty. T Brown, CT Guliok- Z II Han
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1-Compri-es all that portion North OF Font street, ami
HtNtGi OF Hotel Street.
2-COmprises all that portion South of Fort street, and
HpTE0i of Hotel Street.
3-COmpuseS all that portion North of Fort Street. and
HsrULr Of Hotel Street.
4-COmpri~es all that portion South q Fort street, ana
aH1uLU Of Hotel Street.
5-Ves-els in the HarbOr of Honolulu.
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Rritish CInh

Premises on Union Street, two doors below Beretania,
MInagers-H PrendeTgast, y Cleghorn, w james Smi'
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More difficult by far it is to adduce cases where
the forest has proved Of direct striking benefit, as
it is not long since people began to think the
forests were Of no use at ALL. The cases of Egypt
and Trieste. and of Salt Lake, are valuable to us.
We have not touched upon the important inau-
ences which the forests are admitted to have, or
the general sanitary condition of the country.
We know that the health of Rome suffers under
the baneful miasmas arising from the Campagna,
which was formerly covered with forests, and it
has been proposed l. to bring it to its original con-
dition. The question Of forest culture as it must
present itself to us sooner or later, is an all-im-
portant one. And we have everything to learn
before making the attempt for, as a member Of
the Vienna Congress remarked, Europe cannot
offer any data, since she is herself a scholar. But
we know that the climate becomes milder and
warmer and more fit for habitation by thinning
Che forests by the progress of agriculture but
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Blu pfrhaufen un0 81 pfrmlrlDfn'
- -@i0io, 61ujer ~ serfauien.

A. ~giaiss 6anisr 81 b%rrfaafen.
EsiIi 9Pr. 80, Sc, So, 40, AZ. A, 46, 80 Sf'
ieue nub 81, SO unN Al @efieite &ooppear'
StraBe.
Die pbenbeseidueten IL spsiitofissn gadltetn9auler
init ointersebausen in sutem StpIs 9sbaut uno mn
1porantsn 0srisbeu. limb unter lshr annsgmearsn 9w
SS sseianSeiten sitabttbeile seIesen. un,nittelbar am Ga:
ionepte.W l arfte uno ~lnnerbalb zines Squares bon imet
Giienbabnen, Der 9enniplpuuia' Auenue. u. oerSarStr.
pierosbabu. 9el 4n5ablln9 pom EN- gen SunosTi Sp,'
lars tam Der Reft nab Bethlehem IN mo0enlll0e h
GinjabIuu9el absetrdsen lperoen:
0lbres ju srfrGsen Ssr. 21, @eeonsffrofe',
Bureau Der permanent Land Company"
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9urA g. s.. 0poer S SDbne.
Rsfa Nernaltcrs>S eriaaf

@Iunoeiaeutbum on etttle SampfeaSfrabe.
arait unb in 6olse zines 0eirets ces areisgetGrs
Der sto6t Baltimore miro Der unterSeidnete ais 8ers
matter anf or entlitsrguftiou amYlate aui Srsitaa,
ben %. Wtat 1873, Rad,mittass a abr, jun Ssrs
tauI ausbieten: 80
bas san,e @rnnSHiid. NIT saraufifshenseu
REHABILITATION, in Der StGot Baltimore 9ele9en
unb beidriebeH, mic tol9t:
an Der Rorbohi;ite Der Sittle oornpftedo fraRe, In
Der Sntiernune pon "a Su6 q Soa fpeflId pom Der
@iibpef. Gde Der 9ittle Sampheao. nno Salnsnrase
aufoneenb, oann norblih parallel nit Sanasftrase
6S Sus bis an Die gtorbieite elmer 4 6uB bIetten Als
Ip sebsnc, bann tucftlib ldnss beiaster Iuep, nit
bean qemsinIhoItiten @ebfau6e nnc YrIpileglsn u
EuB, Damn iibllGS parallel nit SalasnraBe un9eId3r
6S Eus bis on 9iifte Slmpft, %ooitroGe unb Damn oftiit
on beiaatcr Stra6e IL SuB bis Sum anian9e.
Sic DISQUALIFICATION gtr. IS, sittls Samptcao-
Etroke, befteben in etntm 9utsebaut,n 2h fotigen
sieseifteinernen SauIe II. iino etnem d~prli1enSruno'
3ins bon SIS unterlportsn.
D. acknowledgment iiun: elm Orttttbetit aar,
Ger ofeft in 6 uno II Yionaten, ODER Iues boar. nGf
Dem Helieben bes aiuiers Die @reottbdbtuE9er
Sinien traeenb uno sur 3ufriroenheit ees Yerrualtsrs
9efhert.
GamueI 3. G5Dper Is SDhne, Mutt,
Slbof ; gde Der gau' uno H;netteitraBe
[1H6 Q II A y On 2N
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Sermildte AN5ctgcn.
aa.aaaa Gcj@mafbOlle Srabtarbeis
SI ten uub 9rabts3aggss
SuFur s. GOmb4,

SuFur Is 0OplD4g
Ar SO, NOrbs6 orparbs StruBs,
v~eritrtissl Orabtz3Gune fir 8egrdbut5rIdse, SaIs
Il. |. ~, Siebe, Scero9jttsr, RdRge, t5eutrs
senebten 3ratt Il. I. No.; terrtr eiieyre
9etttelen, Settees, StubIs Il. (. ~. Sc % iro
RRuti6 aNprphRr. (Drl. 10. foS}tt.N
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&ma Das @runoeieentbuu SIR. 90. Rpre=
SaIpet TIT rose, lest ais oeutibes Wali,nbaus be-
must. Utou nenoe f6 an Safob Sruf in ser. 10,
Sanuoerfrasc, Spbann Gteumann in Rr. 23,
giic. SbarpfrnR Ooer an ebrifian Ns in Rr.
rs, SarreffraRe.
Sssssa a; ys:a"ann. ~eon'ss.
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Blu Dfrhauffu unO gu ~psrRifi5tn.
Geltene 6r(eQeueeit.

LID Wobnbnus uns adben an Der gte Der giI.
ItamitraBe unb i6ort,Aoerue. Rahjufraetn in Nr.
| 755. lptrlQnasrtenl GiahttraRe. 1920
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/. @. Seunstt S SONS, !
administrators Serfauj

Ek4AH
Hlllf Don
einem Sauie on Der @reter', nabe Cities.
StraBe,
sulammeu nit
SauSbalt, ID pbiiiar. Sfere, waSen, Stau,
SeidDirr u. (. no.
Sufolse tines 8etretss bss @aticn9ertttss fiir Die
Staet Baltimore iperoeu mir DfitIipoc1, Den IA.
Utai 1873, Woreens 10 ubr ON Blase, Gr.-@re'
ter, nabe StlIesfraBe, inter Ger Streftion bes Ao=
mjntIt,ators oes pertor6enen Odoio 9eut, perz
tautsn: -gE
Den aansen @runnpIds, in bsr Stabt Salttz
more eeleeeu upb nte tol9t, bei6rleben: I'm Der
Norn oiieife Der SreterftraSe In Der Gntlernung BON
Ot5site Der @r.ier. unb Der NoroncitIeite Der StilsF.
SiraSe sebiloet uno anianqenb, Damn no;oiuifiltb
Idnas Der @retertraBe IL sur 9epene. Damn noro0f7
lib, parallel nit Der Stles1traBeo 90 6uB; Damn luoz
oiflih parallel NIT @rsterlfra6e 10 ifuB. uno barn IN
seraoer 9inic bis gum Infdns5punfte uitetnem Mich
ii6en unD eutsebauteu Slegelff,inernen zSohnhanie
IN sutem 3utunbe, gut 9eb1ut MAO elmer IGPtlther
Sruncmietbe bon $1,000 unterporten.
Ser Nertoui oes 5auies fpiro piirftlib Wor9ens
10 ubr fottlneen.
Sritttbeii in UlondteR urb Der Stett in 6 0tonatsn
Die @rebit5ahiuneen Sur Sufrieoenbsit or aomini
hratorcn 9eiitert. Gin SepoEtuT' pom 500 NUT
pom adufer sur Seit bes 8uuies 9sma6t rperoen.
Goaleib nadb Dem 8erfaufe ocs @runoel9ertbnnl
uerpen mir ale SausbcIt> DfobilIeu in ~osiasten
Sauie Oertduien. ~beftebeno IN Dem 9efpn9nit6en ~
,orteHent bon oau5baltscrGtsen, ple Varlor= Uiobel
SpteaeL, &eppite. Stibls, Setten, 9stt5eu9, @ldier
Bor;saan, Wefer. @abeln, Oten, itone stuheH
Ht03i't'H 00n wannlsSGls y ! 10.
Our b~eriel6en iSct suirb am ielbeu Plabe tpsrbel
mir elm 9fere, aBasen uno @eidbirr, iopie aud
eiren bubIGeu &attel ovrfaufen.
8ertaufsbthtusun9cn ir Die Vfobilten, T1ero Il
(. 10 .-SaGr5Gblun9.
- TbpmaS gS. Nruseup, Aom ;
(l0-5) Msrsou. SbomaS y 80, Autt.
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9u b%ermietheu.


Iii Cine ftone Cottage NIT fdui 2inmsru~A -
5tabt on Der nGaIoertun : Bopbatton : @iienbobn."
Die Bae9ons paiiiren Den SarofiB ieoe Stunos;
in Rr. 35, ROrc ; Sutapf fraRe.
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