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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-10-23


O6er for sale n low figures and easy term.
Vie following real estate
No. ID lots In the Ridge Block" run
ming through the block rom Fiiteehth to
Sixieenth streets, best residence property
In IA. city. Lots 3 aud I b ~, city, Wash.
ington avenue, between Thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets, vest side--gOod two.
story dwelling house on each lot Lots D
and O, a'ijoin'bg the last before named.
Lot IA. b -, city, on sixth sueet, south
side, between Commercial anu Washington
avenues.
No 2-Lots and =, b -. corner OF Four.
teepth and Poplar streets, front on Poplar
street, west side, Opposite post-ofiice block
No 3-splendid business building, resi-
dence IN second story, rooms, ball aud
front and rear stairway. water on both hoors.
IN number one condition: eituAted ON north
west corner OF Commercial avenue AMI
Twelfth street. A great bargain II sold
soon
No 4-Lot 4, b %. Commercial avenue,
between Fourth An Filth streets. Lot ~,
b2t, on Washington avenue. between Flitb
aud sixth streets.
No 6--oix lots In b -, LIT al. High
ground. e1Oeach on easy payments.
No Slots | and !, IN b 3 north corner o.
Tenth aud Leyee stryets. Beet bushes loca.
ton In the city--term, easy. Lots2l. ~ and
- In b ~, l.t all, south corner OF Twentieth
and Poplar streets. Also thru lots IN court.
house block, fronting on Poplar street.
No 1-i.ots Is snu ~, ,y-.outh side o
Twenty-nrst street, opposite "Conven'
Block very desirable tor residence pun
po-e.,-cheAp.
No s--Ten OF the choicest lots, In block
-, LIST addition, above grade, beautiful resi-.
deuce location, will b. sold At great bar.
gam. We call particular attention TO this
property - IL will be sold very low.
No s-rhzt elegant residence on Seventh
street. owned by Capt. Hurd, fronting -
feet ON seventh street, aud running back
10 i-et 10 sixth. This property l. well
kuowp to tn. citizens OF Cairo And ,icinit! n,
Que Oi the most complete and convenient
Residences In the city. IL has all the con
veniences appertziuing /, y iir.t-cl - home.
the grounds are highly embel i,hed with
srlect shruObe'y aud ifuit IN abundan e {;
carriage mouse, table aud outbuildlns. hrst.
class. Owiag T., the remossl OF Capt hurd
thi. property will lie sold 81 & eat bargain
on easy t.r,a.. Al-o two lot gu corner Third
street and Mississippi leNee. The L-N.e
uilding. formerly occupied by Capt. iiurh,
IN - ohio ic,ee, "sprinsheid BOOK y iOi
rent
No io-An elegant residence with four lot.
In u, city--ior sale very cheap ~ -y'd
soon higb ground. aud premises In No
! condition.
N,ii-.I No. ! cottage on Fourth ,tr, Ell.
between Washington avenue shd Walnu
street. Also two lots running from F"urth
to tiith -treets--ye desirable property.
No IL Wv two-s'Ory dwell iDg In prime
order. on Locust street, highest ground III
the city. two lots. Price 81 800.
No i3-An elegant residence with abou
three acres Of ground, covered W III all kind
OF .e'.ct fruit and -hrubbery, III sauts te-
for n, i- cheap.
AYNK CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
We have tor .sle or lease vacant and In
proved property IN all pottlons oi the
city AS, o.rr 1900 acre. of unimprovrd
l., In Al..v IA "A
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WA.rEp-One frst.class dining room
girl At the European hotel. Good wages,
tl2 per month. 1923 3,
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WE are authorized to announce that W.
NJ. McPHgrsxs will b. . ca ndidste for
the ofies Of County Judge Of Alexander
county.
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EDIroR or tbs BrLLEIIS--You will
please announce my name o. the peoples
candidate ior county treasurer, NJ the en-
suing Novsm Der election. Intending and
iesiring to serve the people, hope to be
elected BY the people
s-2otd WILLIAM MAHTIs.
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THr following were the arriv.
sis At the European hotel yes
,erdny: II W G;espsp, J c Key
kendall, c. end 81. L. railroad ID II
Ashoney, Minneapolis ID Il Monroe,
New Orlsrns; VIM Thompson, Casey
Vile; V Swsrdear, Cleveland; Henr,
S,einburg, Pittburg; George SPADE, Co.
lumbus; Henry Jones, Anna Chsrh,
French, DuQuoin; Tom Smith, Wills
Ridge; Michael Thomas, Vienna and NJ
Furlong; Chicago
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EDITOR BULLETIN:
7 ease unnuunce that Am . candidate
for county commissioner
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TIE funeral Of the late A. A. Arrick
took place yesterday afternoon, and VA,
attended by large number Of people ID.
Masonic fraternity, OF which he was
prominent IN em Der, we're ou. in force, and
considering the condition Of the weather
made Is gooi dispIsy a. possible. III.
remains of,hs deceased we're inferred =,
Beech Grovs cemetery, near Mound.
Junction. The funeral coriags did no,
leave the residence for nearly al hour al.
ter the tins advertised, owing to the
non-arrival Of the Cairo and vincenn.s
train, by which two brothers and q sister
of the deceased arrived 10 the city.
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J r CuSslsGHAns carriage, are th.

J. X CUssisGHAHs carriages are the
beat in the city he hn. the only close
carriage in the city On hi e. He will
or rAilrosd depo,s night, AID day, order,
being lef, 81 IS Commercial avenue. Gun
ninghxm would call attention Of csndi.
dates de'iring to visit To. country pre-
cinct. and call upon the voters, 10 the fsc'
that his spring wagon. are precisely sdsT
ted to the purpose. Tney were apparent,
will carry q can dlda,e and oil the working
friends necessary TO capture every vote
outside OF Cairo, in Alexander county.
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CENTRAL HOUSE On Sixth street be.
tween Commercial and Washington
avenues.
This house has recently undergone thor
ouRh repairs, and |, now in frst.class con-
dition Tor the accommodation Of the trnv.
cling public. Boarders accommodate, d on
reasonable terms. A share of patronage
is solicited. Mas. T. N. GAFFNEY,
s3o-lm. Proprietress.
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CAIRO, Ills, October IS, ls72.
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FOR COUNTY TKEASu kEK.
We are authorized TO announce JoHs II.
GossMAS = candidate for the office oi
county treasurer
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DR.. Lsvar,y, homeopathic physi-
clan, late Of Shawnee,owu, has located In
this city and intends making il his HON.
The doctor comes to Cairo we'll recon.
First National bank OF Shxwneetown, to
whom he 10 well known, having prac,iced
his profession among them for years. He
solicits fair share Of the patronage OF
our citizens. Office l4O Commercial ave-
nue.. 2O-tf
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FOR SALE,
by Hartman, q Ans
TOP BUGGY,
At = great bargain.
Cali NJ Hartmsu's salesroom, lO5 Com.
mercial avenue.
----------------------
DAN II RTnAN will this morning sell
at pubia out Try large lot Of household
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ohm u. uArman ChA.. Thrupp
JOHN q. HARTMAN i CO,
REAL ESTA a TIL
AND
HOUSE. AGENTS
COLLECTORS
CONVEYANCEKs,
NOTARlES PU BLlC
And Lsnd Agent. Of the | linois Contra
ami Burlington and Missouri Railroad com.
psuies.
sSssh Cor. Of eth ~. asa Ohio leses
CAiRo, iLLISoa
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New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
SANITARY MEASURES

SEVERAL SCHOOL BUILDINGS, FACTORIES, AND
CELLARS REPORTED TO BE UNHEALTHY.
The Board of Health met yesterday The
Sanitary Committee to whom were referred complaints
that the Manhattan OdorleSs ExcayatnG Company did
not use alrght apparatus IN removing night soil from
vaults. reported as foll0ws That tho Company
suspended the OF their machines for nearly month.
and during that period violated section i79 OF the
Sanitary Code In the removal OF he contents Of about
vaults by means OF The Board, on hearing the
report passed resolution that the Exeayatng Company
should be required ~ pay line Of $40 for every violation
the SANITARY Code and that in She OF tho Com
pany refusing 10 pay tho fine, the permit hitherto
granted TO should be deemed revoked. lotter
received the Mayor and Board OF Aldermen asking
the Board to compel the Bureau OF Street Cleaning To
remove all ashes aud garbage from the city day
before a. ~ On motion OF Commissioner ManieTre, tho
Board OF Police 70 examine into the subject
and determine II the scheme is practicable and the
pense 1t would bring upon the city treasury. DR.. A.
Assonhemeg promoted from tho corps OF vaocins-
tors that OF health inspectors aud Dr. Gooday was
elected to the corps of yaccinators DIR. James, Oty
Sanitary Inspector. reported that OF "a OF small
pox reported investigation had shown that 40 OF tho
patients had been in infancy three persons
ha0nevcr been vaccnated, and patient was vacci-
mated seven ago. During the same week OF isT7
there ~ OF smallpox. The occupants Of tho
tenement house No. 76 Mulberry-sL were Oruerod tO
leave tho building before Feb. TO- tho building having
been reported AZ unsafe and also IN o@u sanitary oon
ditOn.
In relation 20 proposals the contract OF removing
night sOll from The uity, President BOswOrth informed
the Board that no had received proposals ro tne io
loving de,Irrs. l. O. Ridden offered ~ do the work Tor
go Ol per YEAR Prank Co OF No 81 BedfOrdave.
Droo9Iyn for $4,000 por Year. Middleton Bell tue oses
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
THE STREET CLEANERS.
A PROTEST AGAINST THE CITY RAILROAD
SWEEPING MACHINES.


The streets of the metropolis were in a de-
cIdedly nasty condition yesterday. The warm at
osphere completed what the rain OF the previous night
had begun. Had the business and others needed
the request Of superintendent Thorne of the Street
Cleaning Bureau, to clean out tho cutters IN front Of
their respective houses much inconvenience would have
been avoided but they neglected TO do and the gut
ters becoming choked in many places, the streets
the form OF miniature lakes. At Fourteenth
st. and Fourtb-ave. pedestranism seriously inn
peded until the cutters opened by Superintendent
ThOrne's streetceanng brigade. In the narrow side
streets where attempt has been made to the
snow lies in places two and three feet deep and
in places even deeper proving serious obstacle
10 travel This is more especially the case in those
neigh0OrhOods where tenements abound. In many In
stances ashesaud garbage have been thrown into
the street and mixing with tne snOw have into
mass not easily penetrated cleared away by
ordinary For the same reason the cutters and
cuyerts are choked and as the and co melt the
sidewalks overhowed and the cellars flooded In
several instances, after streets have been cleared the
occupants Of buildings have thrown the from the
roofs or brought from tho back yards into the Streets
which in few hours after cleaning were as bad a.
superintendent Thorne had seven gangs Of aborers.
% each gang at work all day yesterday cleaning out
the CUTTERS leveng tue hlocks OF snow ana lo, ana
throwing the material into the roadway where IL was
crushed by the wheels OF passing vehicles and rapidly
teenth, Twenty-thlrd, Nassau Chatham, and other
streets, and PaTk-row. FultOn-st is clean from
Broadway TO the ferry and 1t expected that Broad
way will be finished to-day and ready Tor sweeping to-
morrow.
Since the first great storm there have been removed
by the Street Cleaning Brigade about 125ooo loads OF
and ice, and of this amount more than half has
been removed from Broadway. between the Battery aud
Twenty third-st. On Sunday last 10000 loads were re-
moved from Broadway and FutOn-st.
In addition to the complaints already made against
the streetsweeplng machine used by the city railroad
companies, delegation of German storekeepers On
side presented yesterday, memorial and petition
20 the Mayor which forth that the machine throws
mud TO the sidewalks and Injuries their exposed
for sale. The Mayor received the petition. and assured
the delegation that he would give the matter mis- best
or this machine, which also bespatters pedestrians,
and the Commissioner OF Public Works has Juris-
dctiOn.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06

te meet all the liabilities Some complaints arc prevs
lent among the depositors at the reticenee Oh tno
receiver SSm ano wnG Information that they desire OF
the deposOrs think that while mr. nan 70 M n
and unqucstonably honest he Is noeu ,c,,ons 70 @
unnecessary vail OF secrecy over MS Han'acuons
They blame Charles Hudson. the Ate cashier
stating thor belief that be was % en"SJu I'M ,s ,er
estate specuations with one BTinckernon W" @ WI"
mitted bv him to ovordraw his account s5OoOo frvhe
counsel have been employed ny tncsH and criminal
proceedinss are about instituted against tnese PeI
nit IN recover 500 600 ia said TO be pending against
the receiver. This money was salu 10 ha 3 ~ a,d
TO the bank TO enable IL To meet hea tt
10 prevent its suspension IL Is claimed s, ne banL
can Do found to sustain the claim ~ a-S, vi ih,
ana that TINS sum. II due, must nc Ie0o'o4V" "e NV
officers Of the bank individually
THE CENTRAL SAVINGS BANK
This bank participated in the fall of the ocean Natoi
Bauk in which all its money was depos"eu' iS''o -
smith was appointed Recover early In lSA Inc assets
were about $1,000 and there was due depoSiorS uoou
s7OOO in addition TO which there were $oOO OF general
liabilities dividend Of 20 per cent has been paid, ana
tbre Is prospect Of future dividend OF from 10 10 ~
per cent. The time of payment depends NANNY upon INC
setle,uent OF the affairs of the ocean Bank which ~
likely 10 pay In full The Receiver has made every en1rt
get the residue OF the funds and TO close up tne '
OF the bank Suts have been brought upon certain debts
alleged due the bank. and Judgment for loo mas
recently Obtained against Charles tccA tue Iieai
Genf An appeal has been taken from this judgment and
the Receiver Is vigorously pushing al the hhlts
THE UNION SQUARE NATIONAL BANK.
John r. Cecil WAS President and ~ I. Brundage,
Cashier of the Union Square National Bank Benjamin
Beekman appointed s Receiver and the depostors
have been paid full The circulation has been re-
deemed and certain amount OF loss Is said 10 have
fallen upon the stockholders. This bank failed Dec l3,
1911 when the Controller OF the Currency visited the
bank ana, after brief examination OF its statement
suspended il, and appointed Benjamin f. Bcckman re
cever. The nominal assets Si532OO estimated ny
the receiver worth $3iO00 Of which have been col
eced S303O0) The liabilities S29s80O The depos
Ors have been paid in full, and when the affairs Of the
bank settled there may DO surplus ior the stock
holders.
SUMMARY.
OF the banks above enumerated three have paid or viii
pay their dep0sitOrs full in dividend has been
declared aud the others will realize from IS to 70 per
cent OF the claims. Some OF the assets are estimates
which appeared upon the books OF the bank, and were
found to be uDtruswOrthy All of the receivers ques
ton the values set upon the assets by the banks them
selves but are enabled % make any estimate Oi their
Dividends ProhA-
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
ATTEMPT TO KILL A JAIL KEEPER.

William Stringer, keeper of the Queens
County Jail in the town OF North Hampstead, narrowly
escaped death Tuesday evening. While locking up
prisoners for the night he entered the cell where two
alleged horse thieves, Augustus Cook and oKeefe
confined when the latter dealt him heavy blow upon
the head and another the temple strnger caught
hold Of the door aud instantly locked IT, and with the
help Of his assistants prevented the prisoners from
escaping An examination OF the cells revealed the fact
that they had previously attempted to escape by tearing
up the floor OF the cell and digging tunnel under the
jail The weapon used upon the keeper two pound
stone taken from the excavation and wrapped In cloth
stringer IL seriously hurt.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
CRIMINAL NOTES

DR.. Julian A. Julian indicted for sending obscene
literature through TIE mail arrested yesterday bench
and held ip y 1000 bail by Commissioner shields.
At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday VIM. Ellis,
sa. Loren White committed for examination o having July
a. st swnded alleged JOu Date cashier Of the bAnkng
" Painter Of Cleveland Ohio OF SlJoO White sold Date
the lmonl Of bobd stated and the subsequently found be
forged aud worthless lie committed Tor examination.
In the Court Of General Sessions, Part L. yesterday
before Recorder Hacfe john Grim, James heGa and fhoms
Oron pleaded g larceny aud we're seat TO th Penieur
months Charles Fletcher ooore tried and acquitted
ndemea. for larceny Bridget kAne, grand aenT acquitted
Jose Carol charged w gr-Hd roeny sequito Joh4 ksng
indicted for assault batr sth intent 70 k d TO
years Frane kalos assault aud battery
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Wednesday. Feb. 5, ls7


BILLS REPORTED.
For an addition to the Courthouse at White
Pbina
Authorizing the construction Of railroads in SewYo City.
Extending the building the Bunsio East Side Rail
road Company. u 49,, o.. -, nu,t A., IL
AuSonans Pennsylvania and sdas Bay Railroad to change it,
Incorporating the Staten sevJey Railroad Su'penoO
BTcmptiag bonds and mortgages from tarstion
Relative to equslidng the state
Concerning the publication Of election notices Oneda County
To open tfOnt.sL, Loag Island CITY, Queens County
BILLS INTRODUCED. .
Nv Me- wNow-To authorize the construction Of cattle
y diminish the number Of School Coms
In the state; snd in relation TO salaries
Mr. TRSASS two bsIo suho'e he biseekert and fuon
Eerry Railroad Company 70 extend tier tfaess
BJ Mr. BkSKDCr-Po'dng regulations for Idle and trusn children
By wEIssxAsTO amend charter OF the SsSYors Produce EI
By Mr. MURPHrTo improve the NeutOwn Cresk in Brooklyn
B mt s.sSs n. ts RSsiSn ''D"4
By M WooDS-To provide for The election 0 Fohce Juuce ID
H M LowRr-To ths laws relative to the State tar
PAssED
Amending the charter ofGreenpon, SUFFOLK CounV
10 relative 70 the granting Of letters testamsntiy
Confirming Board Of Supervisors Of Wechestsr County
kabornng tho village Of MdeowD, Orange County to issue
900 bonds for the completion Of tho vaeTUorkl
Mr. CHATPIELD called up the concurrent resolutions
offered by him yesterday requesting the New fofk sen
tors and IN Congress- 70 oppose the pur
chase by the OF the telegraph lines. vote
was taken and the resolution os20 in tho negative and
In the Affirmative Mr.. Murphy being excused from
voting.
.od of the Court Of Oyer ard reunin,r Of tho
County and Of the Court Of General Sessions be and be h
specifying felony uoe the h Of January 1863 in each
Of The said Courts judgment hs, been ssOcnlsl stating ss n Of ss
the Judgment Suspended and in each the OF the Judge
bodug the Court where lasg@eo "a, " suspended,
Referred 10 tho Judiciary Committee.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-06
ASSEMBLY.

The Board of Health Department Of New-York
In answer u resolution Oass 70 the Of grating
% % ss..sesy,usos. ,ad ~Le,se MONOPOLY Of the bass e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16

Mittr! an ris Sanp seseten bate, NIT
pollen Sraften gu arbeitsn. "a rtsleS
nidt seidah, 10 ssrtrItsn mir urs outs
Neue nit Der 3ufunft, in ter sieuei9t
aud ysn rer Geite her HesierunS
benz Bureau e%stabrenee Nufmerfiams
felt selaentt mirr, msl&e man
BON einem 70 srpesn, rei9en unp
eer Ginmanreruns 70 istr beeIrfttz
oen Staat ris GeroS %serlan9en fam.
Wie man mic obne 0interni6e gum
3iele eelaust bat aud aeueroinss bic
Gentralbabn Ter GinwancerunB einen
6emmldub in ben @es 9elest als fe
ami 5. SUM- tieleS Bureau bena@ri@s
tiste, tas fe BON ia pb bic fraber pom
tbr 5cmpbl als alien anteren Giientab>
men in Eeras sefattete G%rmdeisuns
auf bic 6dlfte res Gabrpreiles fur
Ginwaneerer surid;ss, unc cine iol&e
,ur tan,. erlauten woQte, tpe1111 tt@
srpansis Ysrionen slei@;eitis barun, be-
ruerben. Dies 1T NIT Ter 9an,lt9sn
Mufbetuns Der G%rmdei3uns elei9be<
beutenc, BENIN terartise GaQe tpmmer
.ur tanu ypr, rpenr enttpecer Gin euro
pdi1der pter inldnpil9er Dampfer lans
bet, DEER cine erpee @olpnte eintrift.
Cine terartise Sur;it9tisfett f9aret
ni6t MUIR Der GtnmancerunS na9 tenz
ieniaen Ebetlen teS Staates, mpbin bic
Babn flbrt, 1onberu berielben chen -
fcbr.
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Il.
RECEIPT gut 0eiterkeit.

(gom bslen Wr3t)
@p bDre tenn, unb GID tupbl W9t
Wie man bic 9eiterfeit braut unb na@t!
Denn ni9t cine iste 1T d@t unb rein
Ds& bieit bilft bel iesltasr Ysiu.
3uerf feb ins 9ers unb fpab Is re&t aus,
lnb .pai9' ale @slbfiu9t ti&tis beraus,
Damn mimi @etulo unb Ma@1@t aur 5anb
usb l&iitte es I'm, NIT ettpas Ser ianb.
Gin 1rupfeu 2etbe thu AUDI babel
@s ma9t BON %sersans'nem Beb' bid fret ;
Ni9t 2ei&tfnn, bod leidten @tnn riibre
bareir
Gin bia9sn @is, tu@ e~erieten gang fsin.
@iel suten @iQen unb fefe araft
t1nb Meni9enliebe, bilft unb i&aft
Gin tpenis Selbfsertraueu unb @uth
@etulbises 9ufen urb rubisss 8lut.
Dies aQes ribre suiammen fein
limb nirant Is NIT reineu. Bergen ein,
limb f9lGst es bsnnp&, unb tpntmt ti@t
CUR &ub',
So blide bittenb na@ Sben ta5u.
Du pirl es ieben, bann fontuat BIT ber Mutb,
l1ub aIes Mnbere ptrb mieber eut,
Die Ibrdne trudnet, bic 2ippe la&t
llnb bod weiB Rsiner, pie tu 60 eeuta&t.
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pentipn reparirt feben mS@te uno tab
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cine Deputatipn aus Yeru, bic tur&
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Mra Gpeli Yprsefeut ,purten. Sn Der
&oreHe fpra@en bic 8atboliten Yeru's
lire Ereue unb Grsebenbeit fir cen 81.
Stubl uno etnen Yrcteif sesen @ues,
pas iebt in &pm eeidiebt aus.
Die Nonner pom 81. Solepb inBcrz
teaur iiberma@en ale Sabre Dem Fl.
@ater Gin MANDATES @eldent an8ein.
Gum Dante taflr ianete ibnen Der I'll.
8ater beuer Elm iebr 1d5ues prdient
aus Glfenbein, taS Zen 6eilano bar
felt, ME CT, iein Rreuj trasenc, bon
YetruS ssfrast pirp, no St btn9ebe.
v@enn bic frpmme, S9weferu pieie5
@eldenf tetradten, fl9te berpapf BIN
su> 1perben ie einleben, warum t@ ntat
na@ Brantrei& 9ebe."
Die Na@ri9ten, tie aus ben pro>
pinsen einlaufen, ftnb bS9f traurt9.
BelonosrS fiblbar ma@t f@ bic Qebre
tsr @efte in Der @omasna. DerGpm>
munismus fdreitst Sor>pirts. Sn
ntebreren 6tdrten Der MpmaBna war
pom Zen, nieterlten @efnbel Ter Be>
fbenbe beorobt. Ma1 mar 9en5tbist,
@einlpfale, @erfaufsldben unb dbn>
li9e Masa3ine su f9lieben Ypr ten,
einbrineenben Y5bel. Mtlttdr tauete
requirirt ,perter, INN bic Srbnurs tpte>
ber ber,uHeuen.' Dariber f9reibtD mia
IN leiner pff3i51en Opintune: $50 finb
pir uab no tperbsn wir NOD btntom'
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ni1@en 8eSptr fomn,e1, Bonn lit tabt
tas Gplf currumptrt, ibr babt Ebeue.
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ern eitbefdbrt. 3d. tqjf matt iast' 70
erntet man.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-16
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FOLDER SORTS, .relte fleinen Wtiluarcp7
lrnien BON 6 bis 800 Mann 0letaen,
ni9t rur@ Elm Reimbursement, rsl9ss
Ter gnsreifer rod aud esssn eiele
Sorts periu9en miro, leiren su lai1sr,
iinb auBer fir tiepofen auf temWnae,
tpel9e f@ burd Gtnlaritte in btsSrult@
,pebr beden tSnnen, tpmben1tter
5sblrdume fit tie gauge BelaBuHs
pprbanten.