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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-04-25

A CORRESPONDENCE of the argus at Bruins
wick thinks it is high time to make a point
against Governor Dingley, and, in the alb
sence of any real ground to bring an accusa-
tiou, proceeds to draw upon his imagination
for the required material. The first charge
is chat Hon. William Caldwell after having
been in office thirty years and acquired a
snug little fortune of 100000, has had a new
Office created for him at $500 year, the in
ference being that Gov. Dingley made the new
place. The Office of commissioner of the
Sinking fund.- was created by the Legisla-
ture on the urgent recommendation Of Hon.
j. 81. Williams of Augusta, chairman of the
Ways, and Means Committee, who repre-
sented that the large business OF the office
and the constantly increasing amount of the
sinking fluid required an officer who should
be charged with the sinking fund. Mr.. Will
Hams was singled out by our reformers from
among all of the good men in the State as the
reform candidate for Governor, consequently
his suggestion on so important subject
could hardly fail to commend itself to the Or
binary legislator. As to a new Office created
IN the Educational Department, it is myth.
No such Office has been created. The clerk.
ship has always existed in connection with
the office and that position has simply been
filled with new mana change that the
Brunswick Pejepscot, for reasons that sug-
gest themselves to us, doesn't like.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-04-25

TEMPERANCE IN THE ILLINOIS ELECTIONS.
in the municipal elections which have just
been held in Illinois, the issue of license and
anti-license has been the leading question. 1t
has quite obliterated party lines; many Demo-
Gratis of temperance principles voting for the
Republican ticket with its temperance candi-
dates, and-many German Republicans with
drawing from their party and voting the Dem
ocratic license ticket. 1t appears from reports
in the Chicago papers that the temperance
ticket achieved success in the majority of in
stances when that question was made the is
sue. Out of twenty-three places reported
from, fifteen elected the temperance ticket, and
eight the anti-temperance. The cities in which
the crusaders carried their ticket were Bloom
ington, Odell, Sycamore, Dwight. Watseka,
Moline, Danville, Urbana, Sandwich Kanka-
kee, Chenoa, Greenville, Paxton, Wenona, and
Paris; they were defeated in Knoxville, Wood
stock, Rochelle, Pontiac, Anna, Quincy, Strea-
tor and Yorkyille. ..
BUTLER AND THE VETo.-The Boston Herald
of Friday says: ~
Gen. B. F. Butler, who is now trying case
at Salem, was questioned, yesterday, by rep
reSentative of the Herald as to his opinion re-
garding Gen. Grants veto of the initiation bill
Gen. Butler said that he did not want to be in
terviewed, but he would say that the veto was
great surprise to himself as well as to others.
He had expected that the President would sign
the bill and had not entertained doubt that he
would not do So He had not read the veto at
that time, but could not see how Grant could
get around bis own act of last fall in issuing
the $26,000,0O0 reserve. In fact, he said he
didn't understand it. Grant had "gone back on
himself" "Well,'' said Butler, eff the Pres-
dent will deny his own acts, let him do it,
Gen. Butler could not conceal his chagrin and
discontinue at this backsliding of Grant, as he
seemed to think l.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-TkF I. 0. O. F.
All members Of Machigonne, Eastern Star and
Portland Encampments intending to make an ex-
cursion to Biddeford Monday pril 9th, 1874, are
at O'Clock P. M. sharp on that day. Train leaves
Eastern Depot at 1.a0, returning leaves Bddeford at
6P. M.
By order Of Committee of Arrangements.
Portland, April 25, 1874. sn2t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-04-25

An extraordinary lawsuit has grown out of
the temperance crusade in New Albany, In
diana. A certain Mr.. FRANKIE refused to take
off his hat while band of women were pray
ing on the sidewalk before a saloon, and a
policeman arrested him for the breach OF
manners. He was taken before the city
magistrate and committed to Jail. Now he
sues the city for $4,000 damages for false i'm
prisonment. II $4,000 are to earned this
way, Americans, never eager to dof their
head-gear, will cling to the wearing of hats
on all occasions with more tenacity than ev-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-04-25

The manufacturer of auburn hair pins must
be goose. No woman ever owned that she
had auburn hair except when somebody told
her that it was red.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-04-25

Common sense says there is but one
way by which disease Of the Lungs can
be reached, and that is, through the
Medium of
L N H A l. A T l O Nj
G. MORSE MI. ID.
apr4 ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-04-25

IT really looks as though the empire OF Bra
Isl. the most prosperous of the South Ameii-
can States, is about to indulge in the luxury
of war. The dispute is abo,.t the island of
Martin Garcia, which is situated at the junct-
ion of the Uruguay and the Parana, and
SO commands the whole navigation of the river
La Plata. The island really belongs to the
Argentine Confederation, but has been SO far
neutralzed that it could not be made use of
to obstruct the free navigation of the rivers.
Now the Argentines have established penal
settlement there, and erected Notifications.
Brazil takes umbrage, and a conflict is imEai-
nant
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
REMOVAI..
vi IL s. s Rim GER

has removed her Studio to
ROOM 3, CLAPP'S BLOCK,
Where she will receive pupils in Object-drawing and
Painting as usual.
mar23 sniff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1874-04-25

TENNIE CLAFLIN has made her appear
ance at Omaha in the double character of
solicitor for subscriptions to the Woodruff
and Clafin Weekly and an opponent of the
temperance crusade. She went into a saloon
where a band of women were praying and
singing hymns, and suggested to the crusad-
ers that they could do better and more ur-
gently needed work by reforming their fallen
sisters in the lower part of the town and Sc
curing them refuge until they could earn
decent and honest living. The reformers I'M
dertook to stop her mouth by breaking into a
hymn, but she persisted in her arguments I'M
til the meeting broke up in confusion-mucn
to the relief 81 the saloon keeper, and the
haugers-on who had begun to get very thiis-
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THE MOST
Wonderful Discovery Of
the 10Th Century.
Er.- DIR. s. D. HOWE'S ta
DIAM NIT ~TrD-

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And all diseases of the THROAT CHEST and
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which DIFFERS from all other preparations II, its
IMMEDIATE ACTION upon the " ~
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removes Constipation and regulates the Bowel. Fnr
GENERAL DEBILITY" LOST VITATIr " y
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Every Bottle is Worth its Weight in S.oId
Price 81 per bottle. Sold at retail by all drnoist
w. IF. PHILLIPS 81 CO.. Wholesale Agents Port
land. ~.
DIR. .. d, HOWE, Sole Proprietor.
a 161 Chambers ST., New York
mar7snWS& M3m& weow11
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KENWAY BROTHERS,
Architects and Civil Engineers,
No. 6 Phoenix Block,
AUBURN NAME.

We are prepared to make Designs, Drawings and
Estimates for every description Of Architectural and
Engineering Work.
Having over thirteen years experience in the
European and American practice, we are in posi-
ton to put through work in satisfactory and reli-
able manner
Our engineering surveys are not to be surpassed
for accuracy and despatch.
We take pleasure in showing to gentlemen who
may favor us with call, SPECIMENS of our work,
Schools and Private Residences, on which we have
been engaged.
Communications by mail promptly attended to.
REFERENCES permitted to Patterson & Edwards.
Lewiston; Little, Smith & Co., Auburn; B. F. Stur-
gis, M. D.. Auburn; Robinson & Beede, Auburn;
Nelson Dingley, ESQ.,, Auburn.
mch4is3m
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For Sale.
4 ONE and half story house "a Anderson St. En-
"a quire at the house from 10 to II A M, and
from to 5 P. M. apo5d1w*
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nature OF a Contract or lease.
The question is the most important one to
the people of Maine that has come up for
many years, and if the railroads propose to
test this question of the right of the State to
tax property within its limits, we trust that
they will lose no time in securing the servi-
ces of the ablest counsel to meet the skillful
attorneys of the corporations. ,- cd
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w. d. LITTLE &C. CO..
ap25dsm 40 Ia EXCHANGE STREET.
Wanted.

Wanted.
1.-TWO men of ability who have had experience as
Il Canyassers to hire and train Agents. Must be
successful Canyasers and between 80 and As years of
age. A liberal salary will be paid. Give full expert
ence, age and salary wanted. No answer will be
made to applications that do give full particulars
W. j. HOLLAND,
ap25d3t Springfield Mass.
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FOR sALE.-Confeciionery and Cigar
------::-- Ixvr6e, and
fixtures complete, with good trade established and
constantly increasing. Small capital required APP
ply to N. T. DICKEY
ap25d3t 104 Blackstone St. Boston. Mass
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A Young Man

III A Young MAN
0tAN obtain partnership in well established
" manufacturing business that will pay him more
tLan ordinary profit if he has $1,000 to invest Must
be ST good habits and prefer that he should under
stand bookkeeping. Address A. b. c., Advertiser
ofhee. ap25dtf
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April 4, off Point Lynas, ship Gettysburg, from
Liverpool for New Orleans.
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gBilfesbarre @sridte.

- Dns Gsutr In benz Sibbss Slcp.
Der @mprs Olinsn III isbt 70 nett sin>
ssOammi, bab feline SswdIttsuns nur
ned cine 3sitfrass, iOnf atsr SolIFcm.
men fi@sr III. @ian bOfft fUsar, 90 I&on
tn 2-3 geoGsn pulltommsn bsmdItiat
81 babsn.
= Wit Iidf&t auf bic neuli&en
Sraneiftftunpspsrlu&s baben Der Stabt>
ratb uno Der Gttf. .Snssntsur geratbun.
gen gspfo9sn, arf wsI&e grt bic S&lass
fsrtisfstt nnb Birtfamtsit bee 5eusrbt>
partsmsntS srt6st wtrbsn t5nnte. Gin
Sti6lub wurbs paHlrt Sur ani&affuns
elmer wsitsrsn Oampffpribs unb anfra.
gen semadt 3u anbsrtr ncttwenbtasu
Nusrafuns, um bas anesirsbte 9t.I au
trrei9tn.
= Der 5srausssbsr bts ,,goltss
frsunb", 5r. 6. Z. @sser, III fsbt pis.
Der auf uab sttt RAID fsinsr 5riluns
sntssasn.
= Das Ruiit6pr pss IL. bsutId,tn
piOaisr 9aialliOn pirb am gbsnp bss
IL. nnb IA. f5sbruar ts Elm Gpn3srt In
bsr Nu1t 6aas esbsn.
= Dr. Masfsntau res Bilfesbarrs
3urnpsrsin am @Ontas mar ,abIreta
6siu&t uHb o'rltsf sur 3ufristsnbslt al.
Ter 5teilnsbmsr.
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On Der srrbsu @tY Srrantcn
81 srf iiiu8R etwas paiItrt,
Gine 8rpbe Morttbat
6aben 3wste aufsefibrt.
W., Der NsiRsr, Der In gilsn,
o.. Der @sifsr, Der In Wood,
8hbltsn tn penn aptnue Rueips
6iirili6 ibrs eraiIs Dutb;
VI. bat Isipsr anssfanssn,
Dsnn ion JUDI Der Rutirrtpib,
.. bat etsfss aufssfanssn
Gls Sniult = bas 10 pptl MIR.
gfah bem SpruGe, ,8lut mus flteReu
8ttn Sfrgudstn pbne 3etle."
prassItsn iie f& elm psniu,
6alb rpat's 3orn, balls 9anaepttI.;
5aben banu als e&ts Deutl&s
@inen Surjcn b'rauiesI.bt;
., nno ". = ia, 5OI5 unb Gttn
Stnp osrlS9nt 3u gutter Isbt.
Drnn, 0 Nsuib. adj b6r' bic qsbrs;
0fdGs feline Wibs ni&t,
Sonlt tommt man bir In bic Suer.
unp psrtrnbt Dir btiH @sfat.
unb bu anbrsr bon ben geiben,
DIR bu lsteer gar 70 lmart,
0tHs, lae man In btm Qtben
gliemalS uinnt n Dtb 3u Bart,
@rnf SETTER.
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Wt6beln 4! MSbeln !!
(siriefser & 60

5O6 eadapdnna aSt., nabt @aIbinston 4St.,
stissu biermit bsm bsutI@sn pubIiFum an, bae
ft ibr @tI96ft mad ibrfm tiensn neRrn Sc
bdubt n69fs Sbiirs bon ibrsm friibtrfn plast
perle9t baben.
Dem aefbrttn pubIifum fir bisbtrisrn Gu
ipru9 banffn9, etbtu mir ;ueItih bic BsTiH-
trung, BAY mir unIrrt Run6en aud In 3ufunft
Etsl uHb Stlie btbitutn perben.
&eparaturen prompt ausssfiibrt.
Gbtnip smpfsPIsu mir uns ais eei9snbrior-
aeF
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- Der SauI. 9iatb BON Gan Gran.
jistu bat auf ben a&tunsspOIIsn YrOtslt
btr esuti&sn Burger Ssssn bic 8si&ran.
lung bee Osutf6sn llntsrri&ts In ben
S&ulen itner Stabt ssnntpUrtst, inbtm
tr init Z s,stn 5 Stimmsn bsI&lOb, ben
psutI6sn unttrri&t aus allen S&uIsH
Der Stapi, nit anSnabmt Der 6O&fau.
It 3u ptrbnnnsn. Das btibt man Srebss
GortlHrttt.
: SOnts, btr fritsrs pefmsiffsr BON .
Nsw gOrt, fca isbt bic 100000 bt3as.
len, bic pdbrtnb lsinsr Gmts3sit In ttHi
ocrtiesn @tIbanwslfunssburtau unttr
Der Supsrintsnbur bts 8. SO. 0prtpn
untsrf&Instn pOrbsn Iinb. SOnss f&utl-
bet barOt felt metrtrtn Sassu Elm lau.
res @tf4t.
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3m l,erl,eictbea, :

8iir rine &slbr Sabre - vi t,is gdrr aults
Sausrtilanb, esIesen I'm aadnpanna 5ppn.
lbtp unb an bic City Scrantpn ertnSsnb, an
eer 9nir bon pittstUn apfnus, unb nur 20
Mtnuttn Sang BON brr Seibefabrif. DisIs
Saufrtt tt9nst f1 pcrJiieIiG gum Salitn BON
4hbtn fur MllGgspinu unb sur paan;nna
bon 6'emhien fir brn WarFt. Die pennfpI.
paria SabH pahtrt bur6 bas qanb an lem
Seaper Weasecp enbe. Webrrre gate Duel
len iln6 duf eem SanO. gBtgtn Gfrmine unb
Sfsfneunsen frdss riinn nab bri
Srbn 9anbItp
29rba Snanton, pa.
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(GinstIaubt.)
Sei6eibener Norfcbldd.

Der 3uruOsrsin iOlItt BEL lsinsn
Sonniass unterbaliungsn elm @ntree
BON sinsm Dollar auf 5unbe fslis
ltBfn - biss wirbe bic Idftssn unb
unanitaabt8sn 8isrfieIsr aus Der 6aue
otrbannen, mo- bas S&tdlt6tsitsssfatI
Der Gissntbiimsr gu bsfstt if, um bas
unanfanbtse baran BON fslbf stnsufs.
ben. Gin 5rsunb Der 8unf,
pbne 6unbeaebel.
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bin 3u irssnb elmer Belt ssrns bersit.
mttn S@erfs'n 5ur sriinbIi&en
Sauberuns bsi3utrassu.
gesr np6?
a&tunsspOl Sbr
6. 8. B.
Seranton, esn z. 5sbr. 1874.
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Nalle ana nermfefher .

Die bibi& sinseri6tsts unb i'm WittrlpunFt
Der Staet ssleasne Lafayette Sallt| II fir
Vicrtnss Sber Samifa9s ~ Ssrmisbtn, Az ir
SttA pr SaRr, nit freism gBnIIsr @as unb
Feuerung. Gbfniu fanu bic Saar aemteibrt
trerben fir ben erifen unp briiten D6nnsrItaa
i'm Nonat. H6bur 2uefunft rrtteitt
22jim 6btp. Ssffingtr.
pber &briff. S5ttner,
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S&sius CUR gsfSrberuns BON pahasisren
BON unb mad allen @esenbtn Dtutfhlanbs
unbtrr 59mfi, NIT Dautpf- Ober Ssssl.Sbif.
fen tbrr Gntperpen, Bremen, Saniburg, Saprf,
9iprrp0Ol ,e. au bsbeutsnb ermGeisttn grtiIrri.
gIus3ablunssn bur9 pof-Nupeilunsen burt
ben RorbSsutlGn elpYb mad benz gorbbrut.
f6en 8une, 8nisrn, @iirttsmbsrs, 8abrn,
SelItn, euremburg, bsn RieberlanteH, Dane.
mari, Sbptbtu unb Hpripessn.
@elber fir unIere Rr1nung tn Deuilh-
LAMB einbr3ablt, perbtn In Sob cber @fstn.
tpertb In papier bon uns per9iitet.
8pama6tfn, 0iietbs- un6 Rauf- apntrafte,
8sreinigte StaatrH pGilf &c. ausssferti9t.
Sir ale bur@ uns bsiprstsu Gsf&Gftt rtrs
gdrantirt. .r.
6mi9 MtIb. 4. 5fteGeI u. 60.
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6eimri6 Secbf,
GHrefa SGife aRO 2tdter Tabrif,
Slofum,s Aats, Scranton, Da.

GmpfetIsn ibrs Stifr une ei6tfr, pom Be-
fen Ratrrial fabrstrt uub gu ben biIlisffsn
prsiItu.
Sdfe uub 9i&ttr I'm @rpbsu unb RIsinen
ppu better AuaIitdt. llnihlitt unb 8ftt ptrbfn
IN SaulH angtnommtH resr aud jum bod
fen gGaTftprsils baar bs;ablt. Bette ROGin-
5sifs pirb fprtp6brfub baitIbff fabriitrt. 22f
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(Ginstfanbt.)
@er ut Der ,,BOas".

(einstianbt.)
SSer ut Der ,,BOas".
Die BsIt n bod sin 5srrsptts. z ina,
Der 5unssr unb bic 9ie6e
Hsgtersn iie stwnltigltt,
uap 70 aud Ourl unb 6iebe.
Der runSsr Iriptr pbsn lett,
Die eisbe III btt 5plpptt;
Der Durf, oaS n Der b5Ge Wann,
Der 9tsbs ltfert tanH unb mann. -
Bon Der @iuRt ba f&p.iss Id.
sic lprl6t fir ii6 aleinf,
ole brtnet, trcb aller faulen Belt,
Die RrnfpbsIt auf bic Seins.
Darum Der tb'ltn Nullta
yin netbsGp6!" Dor g0.n,
SIN trb'idsn 9ammtrtbaI bat Re
Am Sriien mir gsfalltn.
@rnif Setter.
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S3aa iserfOiafelp /:

Der lluter;si9nrte uiffriri Idn boppsltes
observation-disclosures an NiaeilCn Apenue ,um
Vsrfauf. DaiIeIte II NIT Wafer, @as unb
allen m0etrnen Ttrbrfernnssu einatritttst unb
lifet an sihfr Der REORGANIZATION Snaeen BON
Sfrantpn. Gin gutter StaIl un6 nnbtre an-
9fbauSs luS anf bem Gisentbum. Sebineun.
gen unb 5erminf Iri6t. p. aH'..7
f6o74 @s0raf @rambe.
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314 & 316 Lackawanna Ave-,
jtist bisrmtt btni publifum an, baB sr bas fri.
Der ben M. &. GeIpin eefiibrts WSbrI-@r-
fH6ft tbsruommen bat unb ipirb li@ btmubn.
ale feline ssunben bur@ bic bsRr Auspabl prp
itbsr Art WUbsIn ;ufriebtn ju iftIen.
SsifsluEgsn uub 3spnratursn aufs prump-
tsRs auseefibri. fa 'HH -
Sd made birrmit bas bsnil@e publifum
NOD aufm erIlan, bde Id nit benz friibsr &C,
fhHrtrn 9rf9Gftt ntGt mrbr In 8rrbfnbung
ffrbe.
DlsiH GslG6ftsIpfaI 10 316 eada. apt.
5i72 peter @iiuffer.
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3tt tterfollfe1l: /:

S6Dne ectS, brti taspn on ber isranf.
lin IOsnut cine an NuItrryRrabs unb bic
anetrtn an cine glItY erensenb, pfrbsn untsr
btaigsn Steinsunesn prrfauft. Rnn msIbr
l9 bel ........ go
1Ohp 9pbn 9eibIer, Snantpn.
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MIer0nber &aD.

}rtsfO-, 6aac: nnS $fbilS- Blair,
Wyomine Npenue, uabe bsr neufn pDiiuf>
flee, bripret aEIe IN fFiH SAD sinf&Iasenesn AE-
bsiisn aHb GaPtsIfTtH SfisHs. - f4ap7O.-=
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Serfanfe- -8erlangt.
Sit 1Derf0mfcte: :

Ser lntlriti&reir tirtet leinsn IN Dunmpre
gel 9entn sgupraors rstf 8isrpiribI6aft unb
prler SInri9mng gum Verfauf an. aau1uliigs
mpssn iIf mtleru bel pttsf 6iiblsI
Sunmcrr, pa. 24b
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0reem StiD8e RobIen

Ssrbsn abssIisfsrt su fuIsrnssH Trsifsn:
&befnut $3.50
Sfeu, 3.OO
Gaa uub Gjrate 800
Bslfeluneen efbitttt Q. 9. S6id, A9tnt,
Office Ode BON 9adapanna unb WSpnatne
Npe., nit ID. Rttie u. 60.
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sufammsn S3,250.OO

5ulumH'tH %, l0U.UU
pomit irgsnb Ssmano sufrispsn l,tn
f6nnte, d'er - a6sr! pte lsbt ts mad
sinem 3sitraum pun ntft gan, ,pe
Satrtn In unIsrtr Staet aus. Shon
Der trfe &tnnsbmtr uutsr eisItm @tlsbe
,fGulbrt cer Sou btb5rts fur einaeuum.
meme Stsutrn, wslhe tr niht abllsferte,
nod bic sar3 ssrines (p) Summs pon
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elm bsjdblsn, um etniee pertcmmtne 90.
littftr gu btrfiHern2
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am A. apttl 1879 In 5arrtstura paIIlrt
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