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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-17

TO- Fab FOR THE BENEFIT OF
- GRACE cHURGH 4 now being held at
.nd eiOss THIS apS
Ssyl EbGHT , Al articles mot disposed Of Win
EHOME RULE ron IRELAND.
Grand Rally Of the Friends Of Irish Ind pen-
III s5sfs
pas Ps.a WI
Hawley, coln.; Hon. g; B. Curtis, Pa: Hon, JAS.
Hon TfinSj;, aoS; John gssfa:'
Hon. irshgT Shepherd, Speaker OF the House OF
seats inside Of the rsiiswir be for ladies'
PrGsesd1iags vii soI| 1e e I, q,siSsk:
that Iisl,nds ossss Z sin dear 60 the hearts o. the
BY order e q he COMMITTEES tsssrl ,ez-a !.
EFEsTIyAL AND C0yCEnT Az
THURSDAY, June II and IS. Train issyes Baiti-
n jsis. ssPo' at sis a. NJ returning s'SD' m
~-sEvENTH STREET waARF,
steamer: Of - FsssSss FssSi ssss ss Wash;
H5ariy Trips on and after MONDAY, the 18Th list.
ssoS 1 m sna % 's%
the rscs Pan65s rs % P csa
s. eIDSST, General superintendent. iyls-s.
~NOTfCE TO DEPosTTORs OF
~ THE GERMAN AMERICAN SAVINGS
BANK, corner Of Seventh and streets, Federal
BuIldinTs.-Ths fourth senii-annuai dividend OF
ipterestto depod ors will be payable on and AFTER
July l. 174, Is follows, viz; SIX per cent. per
rum 60 time depoetors on all Gums which have been
on deposit 19r ons or more calendar months, In
and bear interest from July 4 ia III sims Se
posts MADE and after Jnly l. ls74 until fnrihar
notice, Will bear interest ct ave per cent. per
NUN. Interest Is Always computed and allowed for
each fall calendar month oun $1,000 =
G. Z. PzEsrIss, Cashier. ieis-tjyi
t~ sPIRfTUALIsM.-M y. A.
and mentsl test medium. IL again In the CITY, and
Will give nttings At the Spirit Photograph Rooms,
90 6 street northwest. jel3-ete
s%READ THIS N0TICE.-YOU CAN
~ buy your SHOES just as low from SELBY
as you can get by going down Seventh street any
part Of the City, and just as good He dedes com
1915 PennsYlvania avenue. jel2-tf
r~ ANY PERSON HAVING TWO
~ THOUSAND DOLLARS 20 invest can
realize net profit Of seven hundred dollars per
annum, without their having any trouble whatever.
penss, and Is worthy Of attention. Address x. j.,
~ HRMORRHOIDs, or PILES,
~ cured by buckeye 6alve, the only infslllble
specific for this teri be disease which aicts hupau
fly. In whatever shape they may appear, Or OF
however long standing this sslye never failst ef-
mail; w. B. WIGGs, sole agent, sB Broadway,
N. Y. jel0
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-17

FLOUR-DOwNI-
WEIGHS BEST FAMILY, per sack .. .sa.oe
GOLDEN HILLFAMILY, per sack. .s2.45
BURNT MILLS FAMILY. at lowest rates
ISAAC wENGER'S FAMILY.
A. ROSS RAYS FAMILY.
EXTRA FLOUR, per sack, ee, s3.a5 and sass
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-17

Tveuty-hve cents per line. Advertisemeutsunder
,be head OF 'sFor Sale Rent ~ Wanted " Lost
and Tound," and Personal" twelve and . half
cents per line.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-17
'TaEo e sgIFISIAzLIs sT g q, foHPAN1

are prepared % supply, st short noties Tnins fof
vsstioalss. sidswalks. Footsaty, end curbIne, II
House and Lawn steps, and Platforms; ho1sss
fronted; cellar wAlls and flooring cemenied 70 ex-
made perfectly dry, and sure preventive against
The intrusion Of rats, insects &C.. aud all other
adapted. Our Portland Cement becomes In lev
days superior toany OF the marbles natural stone
In common use, and Is an admirable Imitation Of
either marble or stone; IS more durable, and in
ereases its crushing resistance with age. 1s oeauty
unss. - G. N. BoBERTs, Manager
sanN-u - Lopisians avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-17

VIII LOOK no further for q choice selection
Of WINES from FRANCE and GER
MANY. -
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-17

All the above goods are in tin or glass, in small
packages are prepared for instant use, and can be
carried without breaking.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-17
TEAS.

wshsve recently added 70 our stock in this de-
psrtment By the purchases OF LARGE QUANTITY
OF NEw-cRoP TEAS Of the dIseren. varieties.
and hence we are now prepared to offer special In
ducements.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-17

THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLIckH
unpublished every Thursday morning, and Is FUR
nithed to subscribers At the following rates: One
copy one year, e; thres copies one year. o; ten
copies year e16; singh copies in wrappers, I'VE
cents each. --.
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HAMPTON ROADS.
OPPOSITE FORTRESS MONROE.

VUE DE L'EAU HOTEL,
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Mail subscribers, ESQ per year; s4.oo for ok
months. and 600 for three months. Terms In
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-06-17
WHoME RULE ron IRELAND.
STREET WHARF,

r~FEsTIvAL AND CONCERTO Az
~ Carroll Chapel WEDNESDAY and
THURSDAY, June II and IS. Tram tesyes Baitt-
more ore depot at s:b o. p.i returning 81 p. m.
The Grange advance., 1874-01-14

move, and power is started which ma
ture fosters. To this end, namely, the
emancipation of the producers from
the shackles of monopoly, the twin Or
ders tend; but this grand result can
only be accomplished by joint action.
We, therefore, appeal to all Changers
to assist by every means in their power,
the formation of fresh Lodges Of the
Patrons of Industry. Now is the time
for action. Changers do your share in
this work of organization, and remem-
ber that each new lodge of the Patrons
Of Industry is a fresh ally in the battles
you have to fight against corruption,
monopoly, and extortion.-N. Y
Scythe
The Grange advance., 1874-01-14
FARM ITEMS.

Frequent carding of COWS in winter
pays; try it.
Cleanliness in stables prevents dis
ease among the stock. Cattle cannot
thrive when compelled to breathe foul
air all the time, when the pores of their
skins are filled up by lying in their own
excrements.
Unnecessary exposure to cold or
storms in winter Of cattle coming from
warm stables is cruelty to the beasts and
will result in loss to the owner.
10 preserve meats after curing
they should be slowed away in a cool,
we'll ventilated apartment before the fly
can possibly reach them.
Watch the markets.. Sell when
you see reasonable profit before you.
Ashes, lime, salt, blood, bones and
hair are valuable aids in producing
good crops, but they must be properly
applied to produce the best results.
"A half teaspoonful of copperas
mixed in the food will cure kidney worms
in pigs.
ALI meats should be promptly and
thoroughly cooled before being sa}ted.
Glover seed should not be sown
with orchard grass when it is desired to
make hay.
The Kilbourn City, ILL.,, Mirror
says -" John Schmidtz, of this village,
brought large, fne-looking apple into
this Office Thursday, in the center Of
which was found piece of sandstone
about the size Of a common almond.
The apple was sound and perfect, and
the mystery is, how did that stone get
inside. It is one Of the most singular
of the many curious things in nature,
how solid stone OF the size Of this one
could find its way into the center Of a
most perfect apple"
A western girl who has been trav-
cling among the farms Of central New
York, says that the farming operations
there are far behind the west.
-Leached ashes as fertilizer are
worth five cents bushel where barn.
yard manure is worth 81 to s. per load
The Grange advance., 1874-01-14
The TWO Orders.

The Orders Of the Patrons Of Hus-
bandry and the Patrons Of Industry
have "a joint object, which they are striv.
ing to attain by Identical means They
must act together: and act promptly.
The farmers have the start in the race,
and the wonderful growth Of their Or
der is thing unparalleled in history;
but the Patrons Of Industry are very
strong for their age, and are increasing
proportionately, and in many cities and
districts will soon outnumber the other
Order There must be no rivalry be-
tween these; to produce the results at
which they are both aiming, they must
work together in thorough harmony.
Side by side they must fight the monop-
olists and extortionists, who have so
long fattened on the toll Of the producers
of America. Farmers, mechanics, and
laborers have, through the connivance
of laws made in the interests Of the
spectators and monopolists, been kept
in serfdom Of circumstance, out of
which none but themselves can raise
them. "Who would be free himself
must strike the blow" The workers of
America will never obtain just laws for
their benefit, or the repeal of the exist
ing monopolies, unless they themselves,
through the ballot box, make their will
heard in a voice which shall echo
} throughout the land. No time should
be lost in extending the operations of
the two Orders, and especially the Pat
rons of Industry. Oranges are now
spread throughout the length and
breadth of the land, and Changers
should see that in every district, not
purely agricultural, Lodges Of the Pat
rons Of Industry are also formed, for the
spread of this Order will be of as much
benefit to the Grangers as their own. 1t
is to be hoped that every assistance
will be given towards the formation of
Lodges amongst mechanics and laborers
Of all classes. At the present time it is
especially desirable that there should
be brought together into some organi,
zation in which their power may be
used for their permanent good. Many
chimerical propositions for the relief Of
the people are now being broached by
would be leaders of the working classes.
Many of these leaders would upset all
the system of our Constitution.
But at such time as the present.
when thousands in our great cities are
in want of labor, it is necessary that
men should be preserved by the agency
Of an organization based, not on chime
ras, but on possibilities and practica-
bilities, against being led astray by
false counselors. Give a mass Of man
kind cry, watchword, or an idea
which shall stir its pulse to action and
desperate results, and we find we have
launched torrent which will simpl,
cease to flow only when its strength il
exhausted. But give such mass O
mind and muscle leading thought =
one which shall seethe and operate ifol
the good of humanity which shall rol
over and over in the brain, and light u
ideas which simply wanted shaking Z
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49, Die 5irmn 6snrp Gltps II. 81.
tn 9fsr 2lort nit csm eonOunsr 3wela.
5fl@6fi GIews, 5abldbt Ii. Co. bat ibre
3abIuHaen mlsesr aufaenpmmsn uno
erIldrt eoR iis tsrsit unb I'm Stanos Isi,
alfn SsrbinOitbtsittn gsrsdt ;u psr.
ben. 0ur6 aufratms reuer Wstalis.
Der In bic i}irma, iSi fs isBt abtuuaee.
bt'''nssr oIe is suopr. - DisIe Gin,
ttneigung ia n lore cute g8irtuna utdt
UsTt'blfn. Ia nis SaHten i'm 9anbr arose
groBe Summen tri Der 5trma bspunirt
baltsn, bic i,tt wiebsr fl5Fig wsrpsu.
(BrOwH II. 0roy in BlFre6arrs nlsh,
batsn $4,000 IN icnem 9anfasiS6ft
NeDu.)
@ar 100 @iaIOrtn Gisarsn ptr,
ben iaerliA In tss Der. Siaatsn fatri.
ittlj aas iibri8rn wtrben pom QusIanr.
siresfdtrt.
- 3n e'pielcipn, Iainr, frmUrec!,
am 27. Dsjrmtsr elm 82idbrigsr arm.e
3aEn isIne Grau im Bette.
- Der 8sritt Bar GpmmiTairs Ypr
Y'naigiranIsn CUR ggtsnfr QueRsaunt
smpF'bIt bic Sswiaigung BON $1,000
600 fur baS pbtlaSslpbia Centennial
NIB psiit nuf bic Scrtb'iIe BIN, wsIG.s
Der Staot unc Rem Stante aus bsmleI.
Zen srwiGfsR rpurtsn.
= So fHN bis iebt 100000 5anbtIe.
eclIayS gspri9t worOrn unO bic 0at.
Trd8f mad tsnfelben nimmt ~.
- Die Suprfms Court pCn Snbiapt
bat eiri'r Sage bic fiir bas ttutId,e
putIiFum nab tts 5srausse6sr peutfffr
3situn8sn b6@ft pi&Ase @ntIdttpunJ
]esstsu, bab Die 9ubltFntipn fpaenaun-
sr legal advertisements" In bent
den Slotisrn unp psuifGsr Sprad.e
Zen 70 0iililftit Bat, ME In enallIHsn
SIattsrn ano eugIifhrr Spratte.
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: Ins 8erf, bic GjrbeimntiTe Sss Iel,-
yorfsr esbene, lbie Hd@Hrifen son gep gIcrD
lprstrt iftner Vpltnbung ertleaen, benn e5
ltr9tn btrftts pirerr 9iff. 24 uno 25 SSr uns.
tpslbe fclgtree inisreiiantr Rapitel bebaneelt.
elt Combs uro bic nnben @sfdnaniTe -
Wferee nno Sflbltmprbe - bic Wpraue NIB
tublt3 elm gfr,eiGriB ron Stpinbslirmrt.
=. Sbon tn etm Artifel iiber bic S6pinels
CAB eer gfrTalirr rinr 9iifr ber {. A. 8alIdaeISs
oefr Sa9tmeblI9pineler, bic nabe an 900
Nanitn umtaBtt, irGbrtnb bic In Sitf. 26 T.
palifnf WITS bic Nantsn relp. 6irmen ppn GlI0
SppinelfTn nlsf aneeren @alhinden enib6H.
10 Dap III otslsHl yRsrfe i'm 8anlsn neuu bu /.
bert une Heun Sbpineafrmen reaiifrirt fms.
pen pfnsn Tinf Setfifl in Retp.gtrf pber errt
pier aus tbr Wsfsn treittn. Gs IN bies 2
eu3'9e Sllfe etr glrt, pelhs eriifirt, uub IN
eiflflpf easu etenen, eeH @btpinbIsru ilr
phnepert 81 erfbpfren unb ibr 5rsibeu ~
otrflteln. 9Bie man ~ irnsr 3eit, ha mrs
eie StaatsbdHfsn triItirtsn, ftins unbtEanr,e
9fgif annabm, pbns pprber iiu Repprter ud.t-
9sleptn ~ babrn, 70 lam Deritniae, btr si,, n
Srtst oetr Elm Circular nit GjeIdGftsdutrb,..
ten ppn tbm unbrfdnHten eruten erb6lt. ieet m
leheI vilfe rhbieben, unb iIdb haburdb scr y ).
l9pinolun6 bliCn; unb has IN Itbr pidbiit.
eenH punesrtiauisuee ppn Iiidtaldubiatn gft-
itn N aIlfn Staattn linS idpn son ben Gat-
hsrn peiTp1et rpretn, 70 tab man be Snmns
UNI pf'ne ene publifum bfrsiis tel9pinsrlt
merern ~ rst6Iit auf brri bis pier Uliaicun
sfraHlblagtn earf. StOu tsnsr Cite allrin
mf9st, ipllts has gtnanrte, pbnsbin 70 inirrrIs
iditte gSftf, iGbi ebenir tn Feinenl SduIe febln,
ME l.3. Seefr eiHfH 8anFnpifH- Repcrsr F1s
ben mubie. Da na6 grihtinsn etr Sblu5-
lfitrun9 20 fttne finjslnsn eisftrneen mt5r
pieth ap9sAsefn irfIetn, riflmsbr Sann nar
n09 eas aeliidnei6e Wtrf ~ babfn itin ri.b,
70 iclIttn eieitnigsH, etnsn npdb qieftruuo,r
isssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-01-15
CGiugrfanSt,)
Ser u II fang.

Bonn Grocer fam mad 5aule tr,
Brpadl NIT nlI' bsm @uten,
BaS tr fir Ruttsrn sinsttauft,
@erwaRil in SGpf unO 6rudsn.
Oct, n@, Wabams III beut Nthts rsd1t,
Das Gtns 1T ,u tbeuer,
Oas Gnbsrr 1T tbr ~ itlsGt
SO if bic aIie 9fifr;
yDa6 rub iBr Marasr ntrmaIS Iernt
"gsrniinitis elr5utaufsn,
nSbr fBnni 5u& nismaIs ttIsr t6un,
oglo alIss GGlO SerIaufsn.
pa baiP mas SaSnes bu aetauff,
nQHitatt gu i't'n ;um 8e&ten,
ogrbanbslif fetS bu INNER nur
- n0aS'ShIetteits som SaleGten."
Der Wann ldBt Oh ese alien 9iees
Die Sersn trauria taugtn;
uSd wc5I," lpridbt rr, Unit btinem Saui
ga bab' i& angsfanssn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-01-15

9n gbiIabtIpbia rdRsn Ra bic
parttisn tsrtits auf bic i'm naaTsn
6sbruar fiaiifnttnbt Stnbtrnti. Der
6sstnrdrtiss @apOr Stptshp panl6t
wtse'r ssrdbIt gu rptrtsn, unb lslns
gsrraIiuns bat nu9 i'm aGssmsiasn
3ufrtSsnbsit Ssesbtn. Da tr attr fir
rim WaitsIIse ess rtrbabtsn ,,8inats"
Gill, ptr0 sr farEs SppUiltiOn finbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-01-15
0Bilfesbarrc @eri6te.

| Oapto 0ampprsp son plpmputb
Der DUr etpa ,psi Wpnaten BON lrtaen
oCSne 5ufdai8 ssfdUHsn purbe, farI
prrlebts gGO&s.
- Die 8abI fir Sff,lrre bss O.
S'stmsnts Der psnnf9Ipnnia NatirnaI
@arSs wures am @fittpca i'm qrbttra,
ttOns,tmmsr Ses GourItaufrs abasbol
ten unb bntts fcIssnpss 0tsfuitut.
Sbrrf, .. 6. SGrnnf, BON 6o,letuu.
Sbsrf aisut., 3. .. Qepis, Ss6e Warf.
yfoior, s. 8. 8Oblus, BON Gcnynobam.
- ebrillrpB @uUmbt, elm Qrtelf.r
an esm Swen &idnrb G&a&t, asrisib
UOri9rn @itttwO6 In bas Sdpurarab,
ws'Gts ibn It.maImte.
- Wir b6rsn aus anatbIi6 ,uver.
ldfTissr SusIs, Oob 5r. G6nrIss 8suer.
itstn ais @anbiOat fir Sod. 6 onlto6Ier
nuftrstsn ptrb. Ssrr JsutrRein war
pdbrsnb ffinsS Qntsttrmins ais 9oIt.
'ilt ftn 70 tu6ttssr nub sifriner 9samfe,
SaB ss nns frsusn ioate, wsnn sr bic
nsue Sts!luns srriust. gBir sIaubsn,
eaB Die Dsatiasn iBm wie elm PGnn
sur @rsstSunS cisirs 3lcIse 6sifebsn
fpltsn.
- Sou ben 50 @efanssltu, bic se.
stnparti8 in bsm euSsrns Counts @s.
fdHsn!B sinssfpertt iinb, RrRen sisr,sbn
un'fr Der GufIass bee 3prees.
- Das 5susr IN Der empire 01tue
trsnnt tmmCr nod, SU8 glaubt man ss
icbt utter Gcntr tIs gu tattn, 70 bns
feline 8sDdIitsun8 nur nod zine 5raa.
Der Belt IT. Gin ar,t III ests anne.
fsno, UNI bic 16 a6lSienosR arbsiter
bsfm 5srausfcmmsn in gsbaneIuns ,u
nsbmen.
- Itt4asl Mcran, elm grtsitsr In
Dem Watsrman II. Beaver Slope 0o. l
3u kingston, trlttt am Snmliae augrn.
bIidli&fn Sob bur6 elnsn RobI,nfau
BON Der Osdt fstnsr 5tdmmfr.
= Gin b66f truialsr Worb wutbs
In esr Rcntas Natt nobs Der Minsrs
Snbnfatirn S,ribt. Gin palrl6f mob
member Nann glamsns 0arpeu aab
am asnannIsn absnb In Itiusm 6auIs |
'tn BsIt 3nr 5sisr RES @.6erietaase lst
Ter GpGss. @sssn Mi.it.naa rrIbtsu
Dor eem 5dui. cine partis Mdauer In
ata@t tsnn Re tteunneu
ilsbaio bic 6tire sin;uiGldstn unp
OrO6un8tn ausiuROesn. Die Itare sab
'nolth nd& uno bur6 bic enilfan6,ne
DffnunB fuRr f&nsn wte rtr Sub rins
oanb NIT tinsm Ms6sr; gDm. Brown
'rbt'lt msbrsrs Stibe in BEN unhrieib |
ino blnttis ii& in ripa finf Nliuutsn
u EVss. Die ausrtif,r rtbItn tbrsn
.lnfus no6 wtiifr fort unb lts6tn srl |
~ ais Ps gOrisn, einer Der TsTlrbten ist |
,tliOrbtn.
Grttbsnsrt&tsr Cor tsri,f am fUletn> |
zen NiOrssn ttus GOrOnsrs Sury ,u.
ammtn, p.l&s mad Qnb5runa pss
SRalbsIfaness stfl0ris: Dab 9Bm.
Srcwn t5piIip psrIsbt purbs tur6 Elm
Rshsr Ussr aubsrss ifarf,s Snarum,nt
II Der Sanb pOn eOuis Stutsr, psIttsr
nit 5rnnt Studtr, 8pbfrt Spllna.r
poll. SpIinstr gGilliam sBbitsttao,
sbarIss 8suinmin une 9pbn @pnns bic
IuartIftnfs partir tiIetts. Die aan,.
9anSs, pps tsnsu ltiefr bic pisl Grit
Isnanntsn Gtuti6s Su fin ftsintu,
'urss prompt ptrbafitt unb stparIsi
Iun TN Srunis @sfdnsuib ibten prO
sB.
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6 SDnf feqnen3


6rnu I bic waf sin gufed gBsi6,
9teOh res @b'mnnus Ylagt,
soie janftt atljsbn 9tuneen nur
2n iebtm rsuen Sage.
5tr Dtaun, trr matt ibr. gat nitbts
rtht,
VI mar Scn u btS 3 Ju fhls6t,
uno ppllt' nuh pibsrlprsasn.
x X
Ste pur6s traut--Rs fitlt tor @nb',
Gr iudis Fe gu trSfsn,
(Sbpctl sr ale @6tttr Dat,
Das fe ibn bnlp erlSGsn):
uCu m6dtsf RAE 10 les, bod i'd
oSrtis mRlnsn gRiutn Ubne et6."
90 iprab iis uuD rtrlbisb.
@rnf 5eittr.
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!Oeiurib Se6f,
@Hrefa Setfe HaO Gi6ter Tabfif,
SInfum,s fists. Scranton, Do.

Gmpfstlsn TIRE Sstft unb ei&tsr, pom b..
fen TsatsriaI fabrt,irt unb su ben bilisfsn
prsiien.
Stffs anb 9i6ter i'm Gro6su rnb Slrintn
ppu beifef AualitGt. iiufhiitt unb 6stt psrbtu
In IauId anasnpmmtn cher aud sum bod
fen Rarf brrift baar bstablt. Bette Rpfn.
Setfr pirb frriHGbrtnb baitlbf fabrtitrt. 22f
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Sssa l>erf0ufess ::

9, Yer unteptidnste oifsrirt Irin tpppsItes
Sadlieinpobnbnus an gPabifpn aYrnur ,um
gsrtaut., DaiIsItt II nit gBalTer G,as unb
aIltn mobernsn gsrbrhrrnngrn rinarribtet unt
ltegt an elmer Der frrqurntirteiler Sudlien prr,
Seranton, Gin gutter StalI unb anesrr gIn.
erbiuef linS auf hem Gissntbum. 9ebinaun.
gen unh 5rrniinr leibt.
1914 @eprae Wramba
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SsStt aperf0mfe11: :

Gin gutter @eitGftSfdnb IN Qrtta!b, Gu.
5rrnr 70. NnBt fir SrtrI rtrr iraenS rit an.
esrsS @rihGft Wit Sbeurr, Gisbaus unS
aneeren Nrbnuirn. gEirb yerfauft cher prr-
mtttbet. 3u rrfrdsen bti 8rau ADAMS.
"IWoalo. .." ffbtm
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ben Norbbsuti6en elOyb mad benz gfprbbeut,
l6en Sunb, Saieru, @Hrttembera, gdben,
Ssiftn, eursmbure, ben NittsrIantrn, Dane
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9'sleer fir unIere Rfhnuug in Deut1d-
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Wpllmahten, Wftetbss unb 8auf- 8pntrafte,
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