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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-23

Mr.. ARcHEY MCKIssICK, of ROckdale,
Pa. in writing to DR.. Wishart, says: my
son was pronounced incurabe with consump-
ton, but hearing of your Pine Tree Tar Cor
dial, we purchased three bottles, and he COM
menced using it, and from that day to this he
has been getting well."-[Com.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-23

Ii You desire to know how to make
your own toilet articles, write and inclose 60
cents to Conrad d Co., Box 325. Chicago, Ill
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-23

THE NORTHWESTERN HORsR-NAIL Co. E
4" Finished " Nail is the best in the world.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-23

A WOMAN Born july 4, 1776.-One
of the most remarkable old ladies of our
times is Miss Lucy Langdon NOVEL;,
who was born in Alfred, Me-, July 4,
1776, on the day and very near the hour
of the signing of the Declaration of In
dependence. When eight years of age
she united with the Alfred Shakers, and
has since lived with them. When
eighty-four years of age she wove thirty
four yards of cloth, and at ninety-siix
knit ten pairs of mittens. She has
never been in railroad car, and is in
excellent health. If she lives until
1876 Pullman palace car will be dis
patched to her native town to transport
her to Be ston. From thence she will
be carried direct to the Quaker City,
where her presence will be one of the
features of the grand Centennial.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-23

Go TO RIVERSIDE Water Cure. Hamilton III.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-23
THOMAS BRADwELL

To the confession is appended note
signed by the priest, attesting that the
confession was written by him at the re-
quest of the dying man.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-05

4 correspondent of the Austin Rere-
lie. writins from Belmont on the 9th
instant, says:
Last evening at supper time. man
by the name Of Henry CTeSswell shot
and killed Chiuaman in Hot Greek.
Lr. CEesswell. ii appears, and party
uf four other men, were on their way
from Phoebe TO Belmont, and stopped at
Hot Greek for the night: and a, the sup
per table the Chinaman got contrary
and wouldn wait on the boys IN be-
coming manner; SO hard words passed
between them. when a little skirIEish
ensued. after which CTessweIl got up
and Went over TO the saloon: but about
that time the ira;e Celestial had worked
himself up to batile-heat and was seen
coming with a big butcher knife full tilt
for the saloon; and upon entering. made
for Cresswell, who parted several thrusts
from the Chinaman and finally had to
shoot him with his six-sLooter Parties
from Hot Creek arrived this evening.
also Mr.. Cresweli. No one seems to
condemn the act.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-05

NJ. EIcHAED CCIEEEsoN az Eds,hl
..fvss extraordinary Inducements TO foot
races IL a cat. ,.A.cA appears III ,he
.>lntis.,. cf Jane an,! reads rs follows
\ Foot Race from a line drawn at the
rear al the Conner saloon 20 the pom;
Immediately east Ct the said saloon and
return, will be run on Sunday. June Il,
1911, 1t G. clock L. NJ, tor :. pU:se ui
$50. with entrance fee. -. added. The
FACE Will he open to all two-iessrd stock,
without regard 10 age, race, sex or color.
Those wishing to enter the contest can
40 50 Ivy leaving name and entrance fee
at the bar of tine Corner saloon.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-05

CaL.EoI,;IA haas a way OF it own. is
male reiormess having elected q whole
sale rum-selIer to the Senate, its female
reivEnors have set about the task Of
shutting up the shops of Booths Gus
toners. THIS Is a Discrimination
casks are pEeierIed to tumblers; the
cooper is promoted over. the glass-blow-
EFT IS respectable to brew and Gis:il:
infamous to retail and serve.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-05
The New York Srr. saws:

1t is said that another rich man wants to b
| Senator from Nevada. About ten years age
| William sharon wag worth less than nothing
| He ut t, virginia c.ti agent fo- the Eanb
~ California. is now i millionaire. and is VIII
ing 10 buy stewart's place ii tho Senate.
Not only is Sharon willing to by the
place. bat the California Bank and min
lingering are quite willing, and indeed
anxious TO assist him III doing SO. They
want to get their partners into Congress.
Nevada Is conspicuousiy the rotten
borough of the land. and in this parti-
cuiur will stand pre-eminent NATL We
have added to our Glorious galaxy Of orr
Federal constellation the State nf New
Mexico. wlicn has ole inhalitaut to
each square mile of its territory. and
about one-seventh that proportion Of
vo;eIs-!S r. Chronicle.
From paper published in State one
of whose representatives, il the United
States Senate resigned because he was
afraid Of an investigation of the charges
OF corruption urged against his election:
and whose latest-elected long-term Sen
ator Is bvlaboIcd as al infdcl by the reli-
gIpuS press, and denounced as = Siio-
toag&ed whisky-jobher and dis;iller's
raiid!eman by the temperance people,
this TRADE against Nevada Is breezy and
compliment But the lHrnajc'e is right
.hoUt one thing-tGe mining men CT
Nrvada, irrespective Of party, are in
favor of Sharon us against anything and
everything contemplated by Sutro and
his ling This Is merely one way of
stating that the solid interests Of tits
State are firmly set against al contelu-
plat. d raids upon themselves by Adnlph
SUtro or any other shystering parasite
aud :GvtntuTer who may have taken on
himself the job Of levy:nS I..ck-l4;,i.
:.,...I.>t them
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-05

TEE IseueiEe of Jane l credits Us with
having said that We Were opposed to
eiecting any preacher to the Office of ST.
perintrnt!en; of Public Instruction, and
then. subsequently, OF having retracied
that declaration III favor Il 2Ir. Ham
u.ond. We have never done either the
one OF the other OF the things indicated,
ana the Eecsi.e viii be good enough to
correct lis errol, and ob.ige the APPEAL.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-05

ESIaEGED ffei.ht;n; facilities have
been arranged thro' an amic.I5le confer
ence between the. heads y: the U. p. and
C. Z. Railway COMPANIES. The Sacra-
ineuto Record OF "Wednesday says that
President Stanford, Superintendent \.
y. TOwne and others Of the Central Pa
cilIc Railroad. arrived from OJien last
evening We learn from Superintt nd
ent IOwEe that complete arrangements
have been psrieete,: with the Union Pa
eiiic and other Eastern roads by which
freight can be shipped from ocean to
ocean. across the continent without
changing cars. Tie arrangements are
on terms that viii be very advantageous
to the people OF the P..ciiic coast.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-05

The evil one has gained another vic
tory. The Salt Lake Tribune, which has
for long time past been throwing hot
shot into the camp OF the Lords peo-
pie" comes to us enlarged. 1t is as
spicy as one of Bishop Wooiey's SER
mons. as bright and pointed as Jeter
Clinton IS nose, and its advertising col
umns look as prosperous as a Mormon
church carbohydrates Cupel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-05

DESTRUCTIVE FIaE.-About l O'Clock
last night Il fire occurred at ". L. Pritch-
ards station, situated sixteen miles from
this place on the road to Palisade
Thirty-four mules were burned, rs were
also the stable, harness and appurte-
nances thereto belonging. The loss is
estimated at eleven thousand dollars
Cause of the fire unknown.-Eueha
CttTsl, June 2.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-05

THE GREAT Eas- is .he hot bed Of tu-
1auIt and litigation. Men who. all their
lives. have been the meekest and mos:
non-assertive of mortals. once they are
III the mysty, mii-region of the base
metal range. shifting the fumes of the
smelters and smelling the fumes OF their
snif.ers. and they take to shooting one
another, sUeiag their neighbors and go
ing to court. The other day. in that
somewhat famous locality, Newark, a
.naIdencd fellow named Seymour club
bed a pair of blacksmith tongs and beat
10 pumica the heads Of two fellow
diam drinkers: and : day or two after
wards one o Brien got into rage be-
cause his landlord, Mclaughlin, insisted
on his paying his board. and the result
was tina: an outsider got shot in one Of
his hands by slcLaughlin's pistol. IN
Eureka for two Or three days in the iat
Ter part of last week and the first of this
there has been I trial 81 the facts ot
maternity and the rights OF guariisn-
ship between 4 white and colored We
man over the disputed maternity and
custody Of :. certain child. The child
Was finally awarded TO the white woman
without any Hero,Ii..n test. and the
i>e.sti,ssI commenting cE the trial and lis
outcome speaks Of the case - &. ''Inc-;
., Z Y
ehi.i was yeGy properly awarded - TIE
defendant N the action. tor the s.li.,
of common deceEcv. We hope THAI Eu-
reEa vi! never again lie the sceue u.
such q scauj..lous display in q court ot
5gsiice. t. or nliad. Judge Gates
woul! haze I,s,n completely Justified IN
kicking the Hlo.e crcw out Of coat q;
the very commencement OF the trial
Why the District Attorney should have
taken it upon himself at grea; expense
70 the county to champion the cau>e of
a miSersb!e. rerJured wretch. surp;.sses
our understanding. True. the morbid
taste ot the spectators WIS arpeased:
yea. even raus-ated. and yet there was
no single principle of justice involved.
Il wIs a dirty, dissraceiul affair, from
beginning 10 end: totally devoid of ex-
tenr.atiuy circumstances. or elements
that cugli. by any possibility. be tortured
into i ease GenIu,i!nr the IuterpoSi;ion
of the Commonwealth attorney Ii 7
was pg.en: to everybody from the start /.
that the child belonged to the white .
woman; AMI = she had POSSESSION of it. /
no matter by what means. no particular I
wrcrc could have been inflicted upon ,
society by allnxin. her to retain Il. Ia
steal If the adoption Of this Rational
conclusion. however. the case WIS iaa,!-
eurate,i and allowed 10 progress. and
pending the farce. perjury of the most
unbluShinS character was repeatedly
committed The Trial wss an outrage
upon the decen-y Of thu community, and
shOuld not have been tolerated one day.
nVch less three. L.; US have no more
sueb dis,racefGl entertainments, espec-
tally under the sanction of the law
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-05

AU6Usr PETERSON. u SSede, is in the
pes,-Eouse at Eareka, with the small
pox. A mild form, 1t IS said.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-05

BAD JUDGMENT is scarcely less blame
worthy than bad Intentions. Some well
meaning, but very FOOLISH people IL San
Francisco have petitIoned Mayor Oils to
suppress the WoodnUil. Ii Is upon Just
such iii-advised attempts at squelchiny
as this that that u,.cl,..l ami foul ton
gued woman VIII gain the notoriety
and flourish she tIlrsts for. Nothing
III the world sle So much pants for
as to be prosecuted We have i'll
our mind another piece of bad judg-
ment. We refer TO the movement
Of the EASTERN brewers toward or
gan.LinS an anti-trmperance campaign.
They had better uot invite such con-
Il st as that Will bring on.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-03-05

NI@t miastr it.rraI&t nab t.r III.
ts bic frsuIs' 3ufass isin,s Sptn,S auI
ea sr psrmutbst bate. bur& itias g,u
b'rnu9 gang 1&tr auf sius I,ttalts Op
petition BON Ssttsn fstnsS Sutnts ,u
lloesn.
n0snn Id Dir nun ned slnlas quite
atssln fur bic Hsiis s,btn fOn." lutr
sr fort ~lc iprl& auf Der adl, init
giismantsm ucn Dtinsm gcrbabrn, ttl.
fs ais @tf4difsrsiisnsr nit prOt,n
rOn gifsuwdartn unp ntmm bier fur
aas mSsIiSttw,ift ,intr,irabt unfiGr
eI'Isn ftteldufssn 8suoIpsE NIT. au.
btrssm btFattn Fb In bi,Ir 8rhftaGsI
ttnt9s Sanfnctsn CUR 8tRnitnn9 btr
RsifsipdItn unb anesrbsm riHs anwti.
funs aui DumOar unb @Obn In parts,
um Did Dor allen Gpfniuelldten ,u
liHsTn !" .#.. .H.mu..
Naabsa GaIfsuius f,in,n gcbn nod
In fa0 @stsiauib sss RoFupfrf4Iufss
stnstw'ibt taiis. nabm bislsr bic Britt,
tafsl aus ssr Sanb l,ints gat,rs unb
ptrlisb bas 3immsr, nm aa icwsit rsiIt,
fsrti8 Ju MAIDEN, ba6 IS itm mOslit
purhs, NOD NIT tsm I,bttn qua, ab.
fIbrtn 80 fSnntp.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-03-05
$5arrisbnra, ga, DDnnerffas, Nsdrs s, 1874,
pOe(ie.
Ges Sreiien=2ieo

Dori no bas gG&lsin murmtInb sistt
Tcri no bas bpIbt 9silfm bIiibL
Drrt no bic Dtsn iu's @aftr t,uGt
llnb ipitIsHb lia he Nabuns faus',
Durt no bic qIf!r ptb'n esIint:
Dort mar Id ainS.
Doit mo- has 8rtaj lit tcb nbtbt
DrTi pO baS S,rJ gum SimmsI irstt,
tlnS lanfit 8ubs 10 tTfiat
llnS ists gsiptnitaft Gt 1iat -
Bum frommtn gsbtn llrSnna aab:
DC.t mar i6 sfnnb.
9n b ptiis gpsIt tparN III 6siRidt
w'it bcbtm @Iiids prbl bsaIiidi.
VSn GrtrnplaSsn aud ptrfolei,
BON SSnsrssn mar msiu Srl turbtOI9L
Brbin Id mid nur tmIin fanu:
Dcrt mar it Wlun.
gian finb bic StIirmr al tur9Irbt
VBtt 3iSums iit utrsanS'nss btti.
Dss e,bms 8liiibsn fnO etpHadt;
Wcm @ltr lin Id titf stbiidl -
Bonn Alttr Inb tie 9cdtn wdb -
Bun Tin Id @His.
Nm narFm Strds mani Id bin,
auf @raSssbiiSsI MID ,a fnist'r,
3u IispsIa bort msin ltBt @tba:
30 @rit bu mtint SttI' sutitw
Gmpfan8 miW nun hi RIQs5 @mb,
Sd ifsis' binat.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-03-05

SEtrtbidaits 1leberHabme.
Der liuir,sIdrtis btna&ri&tist bisrmli fti,
ne Breunbs unb Beiannts, bdb CT bic bisbtr
ppn 8rau 8. 5sIcG, Ro. 165 RcrO Austn
Sirobs, eanraltr, (uur tiniet SGriite BON
Babn5Of.) etfdbrte @aRpirlbl&aft fiuHl&
iiblrnpnini.n Bat unb bic btfin unb auset.
ipibItefsa SpfiitH unD @ftrdnft ftts 8cu6.
tbis bait.
R%&un d itbsn Meratn BON 10 bic
10 rlbr. = Gum ssutisitn 3uiprHG Iuhst
tin,
t... Neter S6eiS,
QansaRtr, Wa., Sanuar is, t974-3Ri.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-03-05

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(GpiiIrBuns.)

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fhrari,n, t!siRsn Gcf.r aus tem @slb,
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esr EtittRlo!9s ser 8ataaatsa b,S
seerifs npalsrmo" pyadh sr auf Die
sIn3tlntn Nigst, biO trr Dsdsl tloiTtt.
VI ltIp8 ton jusud, elm Is,rtr &aum
j''s:r Fh. Siia Dor lit bin murmtlnb
hbrr,aRIis CT notb sInmat bic @,lbrol.
len, bann nabn er cine tsr porb,ra,n
utb iisB iIs aug tsg Dane In bic Cd. al,ls
t'r. %ls er tie JwtIIs Roae IN bic 65Ge
9cb, b'mtrfIe sr. bub l'ias Sanb jitt.rt..
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srbltdsn uas fstr.n f6tutn, ansaIi&tn
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2i'fnntritn s,I&rCisn i.ln. Der Rof.
fsr mu6ts stnt gang b,Icnb.rt Matt
auf t9n ausiibsn, ttnn sr trat ron eem.
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8Itd itrts cbnt StaInmurs bura bas
st'ins @ajsfsnisr wdbnab R& G,in.
M&ts auf bic StsGt Sis Ssr,sns prbk
unb feline einfs mttrmaIS ibsr SHru
unb Gussn sIitt.
D9& bin bod Elm u&t,S 6lnp!" 1ass
s r, na&bsm sr tinsr Grrtauns 70
;'tmlta ristsr @tifhr ssporb.n mar
uao CT fh eswult(am lber bas ion
qHdlsnts g'was biuwsss,fsbt bate.
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fdts Id iis ttitt Dor mir a,b,n NIT If.
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nrti'uIiris Gauts bttvcrSutrinssn psr.
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@oltrpltH upb f;bts buppa mtb,re Sin.
elm In ttn fIttnsn, f&uar,sn Softer.
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In Ter 5tuv unb tnifsrnts G3 tann 70,
9Ittb wtsesr.
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iu.SanS ctut babst Elm Bsrt ,u lprGrn
auf BEN trrit fs9,ntsn Stutl. gr.
t5ur li,s F6 nisrer.
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ts 5aIttntus ftinru SObn, Obns In bic
t,IIsn, Cftnsn auSsn Su bIIdsn, bic un.
ter Ger bOStn StIH tss iuus,n giannss
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8esiuaunaen her sln,siaeu +,

Anltissa psrSsn tinstriidl Bit fCIst:
0tf6dfts.Anstigsn bfim 9ahr, cher
fur tlnsn 5brIl tss 9dtrfs:
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Gia 3oa $i.00 $500 $t2U0
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patsuttrtr Iebil tn., 9ittus. unb ale
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til cesr p!ertd Spalis psrotI tpis f0lst be-
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erie GinrudIns unb Gents bic
3silr fir jsps nab5trIse.
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Dauf Abhattuua u.i u.i.ipy.........50 Cts.
~ IlIr Brisft, WiitSsilunssn ,r. miTn
ME fOIs. aSrriIiIt Brrbtn:
J. George Ripper,
PO. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
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1, galais. Ssnn Salon sl2o
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3pii&tntef $4,000 Gurrsutp.
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Finpsr Spifbtn unb 10 Sabrtn bic SdIfte.-
(Ile insl. 8tfoitsuns).
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sinjslu. Grtmplarsn, 5 Gent8 per Stid.
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Daap9in County, piIb am
Samaas, ben 7ten WarL 1874,
auf hem gIass fsIb1 strfauft ptrbsu, fdHmtIi3s
Got eptr Stld @runb,
sslssin In her stabt Sauisturs, ansran,sHb unb
bsi&risbsn mic fuIst;
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unb abam pttsr's Gots, ron ba Idnss bslastsr
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ir Dritttn Strass 224 bis tum 9ssna an btr
pbtrta gGs stnanntsr Driiisn Siraes.
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see Grdmt, 6ausuRb Stntergebdu'
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Ginrihtunsen burG has sanji SauS.
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btnuBt. gs 1T lfbr gut fur bttltn Biptd gtsig>
mel, une II GtsntbdE bn ssrliOrSsntn Gritfntda
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ben. unb bic Raufsbsbingunasn bsIannt ssmatt
pereeH.
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abminiiiraipr Der Dfrfprttnsn.
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~ "e oNtAJuE" va OOSooI
so. 6l Broadway, Rsrp>gOrf.
g9ir btihGftistn uns fell ttm Sabre 1917 nit
benz 8ufauf Spn WrbIrln auf europa unb
nit eIueSabIuuBtn Son Gslbsrn In itbrm
Srs Druf6Ianes. bic stn gmpfinssrn frsi
in'S Saus pebratt ptISen;
firusr al5 alsiulas
GrneraI;Pafiagrsagcn Der Sam=
burger Sampfi9iift
nit tsm
gnfauf bon S&if5Itt!afn CUR 8tiie mad
unS pon europa. fir bic Ddmpfi6ifs bfr
Samburs. gmtrIfanif&sn gadstfabriNriitrs
gslsaitafi;
nit 6r
ausftauna pon GGiIdfttiutn sur 8siis
nlb 9irip Ycrf, fir bic Don Bremen birtfi
(niht iibsr GnelanS) nab Hep.Ycrf unb
Baltimore fdbrtnern ttuifGtn StssllGifft {;
nit bn
gtrspGnns eina,btatr @aarsu, @,ins &C.,
iSnbaupt nit aasn Int 3pabauls ~ rtrri4-
trnetn G,l4Gfitu,
unb nit eer
9tfSrbtruns ppn &jutua itbr Grt, mad
uno bon europa, 1bsr in tds 9urnF AnifTis
las.
s. o. 8t6arb & Bpas,
Hp. 6l Sroabpap,
pbH an:
3. VI. 2iesmann,
RO. II2 W0ry aasy,
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Nb. g. Rauuinser,
Nc. III Norb Yrincf GtraBt
9aneafer ga.
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