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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30
MINERVA has organized a free reading

MINERVA has organized free reading
room.
SALEM has got away with the first
charity ball of the season.
CARRoIToN has an ordinance requiring
all saloons in the corporation to be closed
at 8 o'clock each evening, also providing
for the suppression of billiard tables.
The Massillon Rolling Mill has sus.
pended work. This will throw about one
hundred men out of employment, The
cause of the suspension is understood to
be the refusal of the stockholders to en-
dorse the company.
Miss FRANK WHEDAN has sued Frank
Foster, Of Minerva, in the Carol county
Common Pleas for breach of promise Of
marriage. The lady puts the damages at
$4,000.
WADswoRTH has a population of 1923
Mr., d. L. KING, OF Abron, was thrown
from his carriage, few days ago, and
was considerably hurt about the head by
falling on the broken ground.
DRUNK AND FRozEN.-Three young mer
from Rootstown, Portage county, were
fonnd on Exchange street, Saturday
night, in state Of intoxication, and
nearly frozen. They were taken to the
city Jail and resuscitated after consider
able effort. They were allowed to deparr
on the payment of small fne.-Akror
Times.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

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months, invariably in advance.
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

QUARTERLY MEETINGS will be held in
the Methodist churches of this CITY,
Friday, Saturday and Sunday next. DIR.
Cox, Presiding Elder of the district, will
preach and hold Quarterly Conferences
in the Second church on Friday evening,
and in the First church on Saturday
evening. On Sunday he will preach and
administer the Sacrament of the Lords
Supper in the Second church at the
morning service, and will preach in the
First church in the evening. Sacrament
will be administered in the First church
at the morning service.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

IT would seem that the School Funds
Of Kansas, under Republican administra-
ton, have not been treated as sacred.
Frauds have been discovered in the
School District Bonds, purporting to have
been issued by districts in Mitchell, Jew
ell, Republic and other counties, amount
ing to nearly $4,000. The Governor has
demanded and secured the resignation
of Samuel Lappin, the State Treasurer,
he being suspected of completely in the
fraud.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

STATE AUDITOR THAYER, of New York,
is a Radical of the first water, and was
appointed by Governor Dix. His term
is about to expire, and the Radical Sen
ate of the State have decided not to con-
firm any successor that Governor Tilden
may appoint, thus continuing Thayer in
Office. Mr.. Thayer admits that he has
been buying up Canal Ring cLlims at a
discount and passing them in his official
capacity. This shows that he is true
Radical, and entities him to an indefinite
term of Office.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

THE alleged revelation, in the New
York Herald, of the secrets Of a new DO
litical ordor, the "Order of the Ameri-
can Union, amounts to very little. That
there is such society is probably true,
and that it is political in its purposes !:
but the Herald has revealed but little
concerning it that was not known before.
The Order referred to confines its men,
bership to American-born citizens, and
its main purpose is directed against sec
tartan influence in politics but it has not
spread rapidly and has but little force.
1t has been in existence since 1867, and
yet has only thirty-seven lodges in Penn
sylvania in 1875. There is no good rea-
son to believe that either the President
or MIR. BLAINE belongs to it. If as the
Herald AYERS, the order is committed to
the Third Term policy for GRANT, the
allegation that BLAINE has been induc-
ed to join it is ridiculous. The mana
gers, if committed to GRANT, would not
permit an opposing candidate to come
In and distract its councils. The whole
story seems to have been got up as sem
sation, and it will serve, as well as any
thing else, for a nine days WONDER
PtH. C0mmerctaI Republican.
The Commercial admits the existence
of such society and probably knows
more concerning it than it cares to tell.
The radical leaders, too, are in full ac-
cord and sympathy with the order. The
Commercial claims that it is ridiculous"
to claim that Blaine is member. Why
ridiculous? Mr.. Blaine did not vote
against the third term in the House. He
lodged and thus refused to commit
himself
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

ACCORDING to the annual report of the
State Auditor of Ohio, just published, the
total value of the taxable property of the
State is 81, sos, ,5S5, 1862, an increase.during
the last fifty years of thirty fold. The
rate of taxation during the same period,
however, has increased over one hun
dred per cent. This year the taxable
property has increased but little over
one per cent, while the taxes have
swelled from $26,S87196 to $27,952,971,
an increase of over four per cent, dis
parity altogether abnormal.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

PRESIDENT GRANT, in authorizing the
dismissal of the Hon. E. F. Dunno, Chief
Justice of Arizona, gave the Attorney
General authority to state that it was in
consequence of the publicly expressed
opinion of the Chief Justice on the
School question. Free speech is con-
strued by the present monarch to mean
toadyism to Grant and Third Termism
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

The Stark County DEMOCRAT, in its
disagreement with the Ohio Democrat,
has the sympathies of the Topeka Times
and the TusCarawas Advocate, two rabid
Republican papers. We want no better
evidence of the rectitude of our position
that this significant fact.-Ohio Democrat
Consoling-isn't it2 Why not give us
what they sayP Is it not fact that
these journals merely give both articles
to show disagreement" ?" The only "dis-
agreement" is that we object to our
friends reading good Democrats out of
the party. That is all.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

IT seems Senator Anthony says JEFF
Davis was not very anxious to take the
South out of the Union, but in fact, held
back and had to be driven. When he
left the Senate in 1861 he wept in bid
ding his brother Senators farewell. Truly,
the devil may not be as black as he is
painted, and Senator Anthony may yet
discover that the Pope even hasn't horns.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

Col. THOMAS S. WEBB, of Massillon,
called upon us day or two ago and
ordered the STARK COUNTY DEMoRRAT to
his address in Philadelphia, where he is
about to open commodious and spacious
hotel for the Centennial year. We ad-
wise our friends who NAV visit Philadel-
phia to remember Col. Webb His noble
bearing and large experience will COM
mand success.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

WlLMoT.-On the goth inst. Peter Resh,
a worthy citizen of GA years of age, died
suddenly of heart disease at the house
of D. P. Weimer's, just after eating a
hearty dinner. He was at work and
complained he did not feel well, and
soon fell and expired. He leaves a family.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

JOHNSON SHERRIcK, Esq, our worthy
Representative, will leave for Columbus
tomorrow to be present at the opening
of the Legislature, on Monday next.
Mr.. Sherrick made an attentive and
efficient member, and will be found quite
useful this winter by his familiarity with
parliamentary rules.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

THE wicked Cincinnati Commercial puts
it in this way: If Gen. Grants injunc-
ton touching the whisky frauds, to 'let
no guilty man escape" is obeyed, he
will have to call at the Penitentiary when
he next visits St. Louis, to find the most
devoted of his st. Louis friends.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

THE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-A meeting of
the stockholders of the Valley railroad
was held in Cleveland on Tuesday, and
voted to increase the shares of the road
and thus make the bonds sufficient to
complete the road, The vote was $3.50
for to 300 against.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30
Ghe Aerturrat
ESTABLISHED, A.D. 1888
A. McGREGOR, Editor.

MCDONALD, Avery, Joyce, and Babcock
are all sound on the third term question,
Men in the Penitentiary may not be
effective party leaders, but they are bet
ter than none, and the President still
possesses the pardoning power.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

Mr.. CowLRs, of the Cleveland Leader,
denies the "soft impeachment" that he
was in New York and Washington lately
swearing in Blaine and others into the
secret Catholic third-term order.
Heshufles and uses too many words for
a full and square denial.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

THERE being some doubts as to wheth-
er Senator Ferry president pro tenn. of
the senate) became Vice President upon
the death of Mr.. Wilson, the Senate has
agreed to go into an election to settle the
question, on the 9TH of January
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

GEORGE REYNOLDS, polygamist, was
sentenced by Chief-Justice White, of
Utah, to two years imprisonment and
$500 fine. He was released on $4,000
bail during an appeal to the Supreme
Court.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

SENATOR THURMAN came within four
votes of election as president pro tenn. of
the Senate. If he had been elected, and
then If Grant should die-the third term
question wonld have been settled. Judge
Thurman prefers to reach the Presidency
in the good old way, however,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

VICK's Floral Guide for 1876 is out. We
acknowledge the receipt of copy of
this valuable book. If you wish copy
address James Wick, Rochester, N. Y,
Price 25 cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

Hon. L. D. WooDwoRTH, of this district,
voted with the Democrats in Congress, in
fayer Of the resolution deprecating
third term for any man for the Presi-
dency. I. 4E
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

THU VtF1V V1 VI IV0I1It0I V-AP APVIIVII
lures es............... 200 per cent.
Increase of population, . 40 per cent.
Two hundred per cent. increase in the
ordinary expenditures, however, may be
considered as very moderate in view of
the sort of men who have been running
the Government for the last seven years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

The wealth of the entire Rothschild
family combined is $3,4OO,OOO,OOO They
could pay off our national debt and have
a comfortable competence left.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

The long list of delinquent lands and
town lots advertised in this paper by
Auditor James P. sourbeck, fills up much
space and made us late in getting out the
DEMOCRAT.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

We believe it was Wendell Phillips
who said that the President had made
$l,OOO0OO, and would not be satisfied
until he had made 81 100000 more?
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

THE New York Evening Post makes the
following comprehensive summary, and
gives the following reasons for economy,
based on the comparative expenditures
In 1860 and 1874:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

The Washington Chronicle says Bishop
Haven is millionaire. All the Anti.
Catholic third term men are millionaires,
Of course.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

PRESIDENT GRANT denies that he has
said he will pardon Joyce, his crooked
whisky friend.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-12-30

The Alliance Review promises to drop
from its subscription list, after January
1st, all persons who may be in arrears.
, 1875-03-06

ben sefdbrliter fir bic Sntersiien Der @eiell=
i6aft, alS Die 3bat eineS OlebeS ooer Sor=
perperteters Ole itnO fem polittifer Sc
fansener, iolae giebt es iiberbaupt gar nldt
2ente Sbres SalageS itno etgentltdl fpett
gefdbrli6er, als 9iebe, gle miler baber ote
SADIE anSieben, bic Sausfoft eiien nnS oaS
iiblide Arbeitspenium liefern."
Na6 4blauf bon "a Stunoen erbielt Wtolt
ben 8el6eib, baB inn in ieiner @iseni6aft
ais @etfsta9sab9eorpneter oaS Sragen BON
eigenen &leibern g%etattet Jet, oaB eS aber
biiniidtlid bes @eiuffes Der @efdngniBfolt
unb Ser smansSweiien 8ei9dttlsrns iein
8emenoen babe. 9ls lleberreider Der Ofoi IT,
Ifen Yetition iparen Die Nbgeoroneten Caster
nnb @inobort bet Der Seratbuns in Der
Gommliiion sugeseu, mel9e ialtebltd Die
Yetition Dem &eidSfanSfer CUR Seriiditftt=
guug iibergab, Die @efdnsniBoronun9en Der
einselnen Staateu, insbeionoere YreuBens,
NIT BEN einldldaisen Seitimmungen beS
Strafgeietbudes III @intlans Sn brtnseu.
, 1875-03-06
rGd !! neil i5 ni6ts ausgeridtet babe

nGd ! neil i'd nidts ausgeridtet babe.
@ie 6urh 5eoerfraft emporseidneGt
fubr SEER BON @banoore auf.
v8eim eiuisen @ott!" rtef er, petipaf
benz Gebnlides 1T nidt erb0rt, 70 LANCE
Die Welt beitebtl 80. @asl -. Du
ielbit, DionDlia bon Gbanoore, biit 81
Inn ms @efansaiB sesansen, gu baif
i'm befdworenl"
rlln6 er 1T unerbittltd seblieben, liebs
ffer @roBoater. St miro nidt Dor Gbz
ialuB Der nnterfuduns ipreden."
$50 baben mir uns in ibm setauidt,
uro &c 1T elm 8uride obne 9er5 uno
Seele."
WfHbiam bate Dionbiia iid erboben,
%! beiduloise i'm nidt, liebiter
@roBpater," unterbrad fie i'm, rbeidulz
oise i'm nidt! ST 1T 10 uneliidlid!"
puno mas iast ct, iuas fir griinoe
ftbrt er on +?
n@r iast, Die @abrbeit erideine 10
uniuabrideinlid, oab man iie linn aemiB
nidt slauben peroe, uub baB eS iein Ser
oerben wdre, tuenn er iprdde, 10 lanse
er in sebeimer Saft ici unb Der nnter@
itiisuns zines 8ertbeioisirS entbebre. Gr
fast, baB feline idredlide Situation oas
@erf elmer abideuliden 8ade iei, St
iast, oab er, I'M iid gu oertbeioisen, sez
nGtbist iei, an5uflasen."
Sci ben letten @orten bate Serr
6olsat, Der bic babin Elm ftummer s3euse
seweien mar, fid sendbert.
r9inb sic seipib, mein Srduletn,"
frus er, rbaB Ser bon 8oiscoran iia 10
~ansseoriidt bat ?"
%! iebr sewiB, mein Serr, uno tueun
id tauieno Sabre lebte. 10 tuiiroe id me-
Der ben 8lid ieiner Nusen, nod ben
&lans ieiner 9timtne ~oerseiien, Die feline
Nusiase beeleiteten."
SEER bon Gbanbore lttt es nidt, ba6
man fie nod lanser unterbrad.
rNber Dir, liebe Tod)tsr, Dir bat
Safob bod ettpas @enauereS ia9en
mllien ?" ..t
nNi9ts."
so bait Du i'm nidt aefrast uorin
oisie' rnpabrideinlide 8abrbett beltebt?"
80! uno mie!w 'ftJ}
u9eun?"
n@r bat min seantportet, bab mir Dor
Iaen er eS nidt iasen fDnnte, oaB i'd
bas lebte Weien bon Der @elt pdre, Dem
er es seitdaoe."
nDieier Mann neroiente ouf laneiaz
mem Seuer perbranrte gu merben - mur<
melte Serr bon Gbanoore.
Damn fiiste ct lauter bin3u:
nl1no oas IQeS ideint Dir, lieblte
Tod)ter, nidt iebr ieltiam, iebr unerflar@
lid ?"
Gort5ebung folgt.)
, 1875-03-06
Gbriitopb BON S6mi6's Sagen6z
YibliDthef.

$50 0SottVAVS%* "
Cucumber In Bappbedel a Is Gents. Mfit
WuslinsGiiden a 90 Gents. @ara
Wuslirt 25 Gents.
Seinri1 ron @idenfe:s, mie er CUR GrfenntniB
6pttes fam. .t
Der Beibnadtsabens. Cine Grsdbluns gum gBeib.
nadts9elhent fir &inoer.
Der Hpienffpf. Sim tnterefIante Grsdblung. w
Der neutrality-suspicious. Standardization.
3me Gr5ablun9en.
Die Sopfenb 1Itben. Cine gesebenbeit ans BEN
Seben zines arnlen Dorf. S6ulebrers.
Gutad,ius. Cine GeIdidte Der triitIiden gorjeit.
9as . umenf5ebdbem. Cine @rjdbluns Dem Bill
benoen @lter 9%eUiomet.
tbums.
@enofepa. zine Der i46nftem uuS riibrenOHsn Gs.
i9ldten oes Wltertbums.
pie Wabtisal. Cine intereHante Gsi6ibts.
@obert, Der Batfsnfnabes OOsr: Sas @nbsnfen
2uhmtg, Der WVsmanSerer.
g ieben Grsdbiunsen,
Sanneton nnc Mmalie.
Die Maiblunten.
emma BON S~tnfenftetn, Ober: Cott maRt @ues
gut. .
gsilbe m Een. Gin sefaiatGiaes Gemaros.
0as 3Gubdben' Das gfaubfblps.
Der CUTE Brinorn mnr Der b6ie Dtetrfd.
Die Gram Sulia. Ooer: ainSIi4s aisbe. 9rsus
@ottfrier, Der iunse Ginhebler.
Der @briftbdum.
Die tIeine &autenipteIerin. I'll.
Sas Sdrnmd)en.
5ernaneo. aebensselaiate zines iunsen Grafen aus
Spaniett.
RupisrmIm,en une @plsHife. 0as goseL
Wiarsaretba SiImben. Die BaIbfapene. 1as
Die ssaersbranis ssa6srautb am sbein.
Der Siamantrins. Sas Mfarienbile.
, 1875-03-06
Aeenten perlanst!
Cast Adrift! Cast Adrift!

Gin wursisss Ssitsnflf au ten bsrasmtsa 9n,rtes
in a BAr'Room." bon Z. e. art6ur. aas Itst
urc erpgls BUD eieles eefeisrtsn S1riftfea. = - alan
ssnp tunltrtrt, elesant eebuneen, mirh 3u 9aufsnbsn peI
tautt. vs. mtre spn ben bsrSprrassnefea gsrlsnsn Nm.
3%ettunaea, ees sanoes aui bas @rnRieite b%surIbtilt.
@ine Wsl1tbts pom Verbrsdea unb Ssleieiaunaex. n
unlsrsr Wittts. ptIWt gu benz ~tutiefen Ssrasn irrsttn
mullen. % ptrb mebr fur Die Sd6e Der WlSstaftt NM
Der WsraIttat bspirfsu ale @efebt. elasniea psiS,
,Man-Trap" psrtdufien, mullen m~inheftns ND ~,
nal 10 sttl S~relnplars bisiss Su&ss p~erfaufeu.
9ebensbeid,reibnue eeS 0erfaGers, mil Csinsn
Y0rtra't Ia StabIft6 rirb etnsm ,eeen Sutieribsntsn
aberret6t. Ssi6rsitenbe eirculare unb fpl6s INIT Fen
Seotneanasn nsrben fret auf Nnfrast ~perftnsst ssm
:. ~. Stpeeart u. &c.. patItibsrs, 1888 Sanipm
Stra6e, pbila., pa. f7iunisgS.' w"
, 1875-03-06
S~harlabfieber, Spptberia,
Mnuher .GnlS.

9as 'eri6redeuoe llmIid9reifen bieYer Grantbeite,
rta6t ben Debraub eines Miittels n1tbis, melhes ibre
8erbreituns uno 3DotliAteit oerbinoert. BrOmO
3beilen Maiier mii9t tno bies td9lid gum Nusipilen
oes Wlunoes ODER 0uraeln benust, lin6ert Die Abion.
o~erun9en, maht ben Mtbem iuoblrieheno, ptrtt ala
cine Nrienei eeaet sS6ulniB uno oerbinoert Die Nn'
itedltna burd contaaioie M~usibnibun9en ODER per'
siftete Suit. Sir rauben ODER ent5inoeten bals lpenos
man bas Mittel lofort beim Gri6einen oes llebels an.
SIS Ioute bGufi9 in Mobnbduiern. &rantenjimmerr
uno am &0rper gebrautt neroen. nm Die Heinlihteii
5u bef6roern. Wan belorse Ih Elm pampblet.
Tilden & Co., Gbemifer,
49B!soes 1T6 gDi1iam Str, Stem 9ort.
3u o~ertaIfen bel allen 9rus9iiten uno 6anolern.
, 1875-03-06
atratnia S1aats-1 afttf.
Ser
Stri& init oen Gals.
&riminal= Homan
BON
q mil @abortau.
(6ortfesung.)

M \OS~'I'S""5"/ NW
Gr bielt inne. 0tan flopfte an Die
Tbir. 5ait sleidseitis idrie 8lansiu
burd oas Sdiebieniter berein:
.Die l3eit oersebt. Sd m0dte uns
ten lein, ,uenr nc Die Sdilomade abz
loft. Sd ipiele Elm ~setuastes Spiel.
j. Sd bin 6amilienoater r. @'@ "F
,Gntferne Did, DiOnplia," faste
Safob beftis. uDer @eoanfe, oab man
Did bier iiberraiden fOnnte, 1T Mir fiirdz
terlid."
Mie pents fie Die @efabr ideute,
iiberraiat gu tperoen! 5rdulein bon
Gbanoore bate ie tbeuer besablt, bieie
5urdtlofeteit Dennod pioeritano fie
nidt. Sic ienfte linn ibre Stirn entee>
gen, Die er nit einem 9aud ieiner Sip
pen beriibrte ; alsoann erreihte file, mebr
foot als lebenois, Die &ammer Der See
fdnsniBpdrtertu. En-
Man bate ibr Elm 8ett bereitet, fe
warf lid nieoer, obne iid gu eattleioen,
uno blieb beipesunsslos pie eine Toote
liesen, in einen .3uitano bon Gntfrdftuns
nerfaueno, Der ibr ielbt oas @efabl bes
Qeioens benabm.
@r uar beller Gag uuo adt l1br ooriie
BET, als iie iid ant Grm se3osen fiblte.
nWfein liebes 6raulein," iaste i'd Die
Sdtieberin, uoie Stunbe tudre siinltis,
iid unseieben gu e%ntfernen. Scan wiro
fid pielleidt %tprtnoerr, sic II fritz in
ben StraBem 3a feben, aber man miro
u~o,ausieesu, oaB sic aus Der @iebenz
llbrs Meiie fommen." 7oa"9
Sbne Elm 8ort Der Grmieberuns
iprans Dionpiia auf. Wit elmer Sanoz
bewesuns bate fie Ole 8erwirruns ibrer
Toilette iii Oronuns sebraat.
als aud glansin berbeitant, nm mn
rubis nad3uieben, Oh iie gum Gufbrud
bereit iei reidte iie ibnt Die letten 8ols
len uno tauieno Sranfen hin, Die nod in
ibrem Sad seblieben iparen, uno iaste:
nDa = nebnlt bas, oamit SIR Gud
meiner erianert, fals i'd @urer nod be-
oiirite." e~1Ft
l1no ibren Sdleier iiber 6as @eii9t
3iebeno, sins iie binaus.
, 1875-03-06
300 Vianos uub Oraelu.

nem unb aus ~,,peiter Sane. bon Sabrifanten er'
9lbi6lass.t3 bluneen, poer fir Wtietbe in Staot uno
Aanb. pdbreno bieier barten S3eiten uno Der 6eierta9s
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fir Gbisre. preis so Ssnts; srp6t 8lai&en 81. s. Q
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Mmerifaniide S1taeubs8 ibliptbef.

amerifuniide Sngenbsg ibliotbet.
Sn bibide Bappbedel nit Muslin=8Jden
gebul1ben a 25 Gents.
geeser unh SSeife, pon Sran3 6offmanr. - Der
trene @dd)ter. 3ufarlmen in eirem 9anb.
Der @ieeripenffige, BON Gran3 6offmann.
aleines III Die aSieee tes Srofen, oDn Jran3
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Su ionf nidDt ffeblen,
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Der fdmarie Gam.
Der Sedpfennig. -1rei &atbarinen. - 9lu8
Der Se9enrpart. Srei @r3dblunsen pom 2hefla
bon Gunpert. Sn einem 8ano.
Mns Wad,t gum 2idbt, BON Hi4arb Baron.
@al ine Damaianti, BON Seroiramb @bmibt.
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MAS Der Menib iGet, nas mirc er AUDI ern'
ten, BON Ribaro Baron.