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The New York herald., 1875-07-16

The troops assembled In their respective armo-
ries In time to get 10 Creedmoor on the naIr.past
nine O'Clock A. Nj. train. Each man was supplied
with twenty eight rounds OF Dall cartridge ammu-
milton, and was supposed to carry with him ra-
ti0ns for u days marcn. Lieutenant Colonel John
I. camp, oi the Twenty second regiment was
the held onlcer In command of the as
sembled detacnnients, and AdJutant Waynell
assste by three Intelligent nOn-commissloncd
officers, aided Colonel Camp In getting through
with the various details OF the service Yester-
day was the first lime this season for a number OF
troops lrOm different col ps 10 come on the prac.
tlcc ground properly ofllcered and told of Tor
duty. Tine service was carried on In q sOldlerly
aud SATISFACTORY manner that showed COM
mendable desire ON The part OF officers and men
to comnly with the perhaps irksome, Dut never.
thelrss very necessary, Iorms OF routine duty in
the 1ed
much before eleven O'clock and after the prac-
tice was finished az this distance The troops re-
tired In good order to the $50 yards ranges Fln-
isnng at the latter distance, the troops eIl out OF
line Tor ratlops. In about an hour afterward
practice was resumed at the 300 Yards butts
and the men finished their scores on
the 400 yards ranges about quarter
after six O'CLOCK. AS no provIsion
have been made TO furnish the different nemper rs
OF the press with copies OF the scores there is
usually very uncalled for haste In getting he
records any way and every way before the IRAN
starts, on the jolting caIs-no matter how IL
ought to be the duty OF the Adutant OF the day to
furnish each reporter with copy Of the scores
before leaving the practice ground.
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A WOMAN SCoRNED.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July Is, 1875.
mrs. Aurora K. DImmock attempted to take the
life OF DR.. A. W. Thompson with a revolver at
Northampton yesterday, because he had failed to
keep his promise TO marry her. She was foed In
her atteWpt, and DR.. Thompson has since taken
steps for ner confinement as lunatIc Eer
friends however, clam that she Is not insane
and there is much excitement in tne town over
the affatr.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES TOUR.

THE OPPONENTS OF THE ENGLISH MONEY GRANT
DEFEATED IN PARLIAMENT.
LONDON July Is, 1875.
In the House Of Commons this afternoon Mr.
Henry Fawcett, LIBERAL MEMBER Tor Hackney, Of
fered motion declaring that 1t was Incxpe dent
for the Indian government to pay any part OF the
expenses Of the Prince or " ales' Eastern tour.
Mr.. Disrael opposed the motion, because the
Prince would be the guest or the viceroy OF India.
Mr.. Gladstone supported Mr.. Disraeli.
The motion was nnally rejected by vota OF 81
yeas against S7e nays.
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SPAIN.

GENERAL DoRREGARAY IN CATALONIA PURSUED
By THE ALFoNsIsTs.
MADRID, July Is, 1875.
the 0NcfdI Gazette announces that the Carlist
General Dorregaray has entered Catalonia by way
OF the Tremp valley.
HOT PURSUIT BY THE ALFoNsIsTs
He is pursued by the AHonsist Generals weyler
and Martinez Campos
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WASHINGTON.
GENERAL WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.

wAsnINGroN, July IS, 1875.
PROGRESS or COUNTING TIE MONEY IN THE
TREASURY.
The counting OF the funds IN the reserve vaults
OF the Treasury has peen completed, ana every
thing found TO be correct. Tue committee Is now
engaged in counting the bonds deposited by ma
tlonal banks as security for circulation and public
deposits. They win report the lull result OF the
count on Tuesday next.
THE EMBASSY AT BRUSSELS.
The names OF several prominent gentlemen
have been presented for the vacant post or MlDls-
ter 10 Brussels, but there Is reason 10 believe
that General Badeau, now Consul General at Lon
don. viii be the successor OF J. Russell Jones,
signed.
RUMoRED CHANGE IN THE ATToRNEysHIP FOR
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
A report prevails to-day that Judge Fisher,
United States Attorney for the District OF Colum-
bia, will be superseded by Ex-Governor Wells. OF
Virginia. Although the report Is not confirmed at
the Department oil Justice there circumsI ances
which show tnat his removal Is meditated.
DENIAL FROM SECRETARY DEI.ANo.
Secretary Delano says there is no truth what
ever IN the publication that Immediately on the
receipt OF Professor Marsh's statement selected
secret agent 10 proceed at once to the Red Cloud
Agency.
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THE PAWN OFFICE OF ITALY.

THE NATIONAL ITALIAN GOVERNMENT TO SELL
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS.
ROME, July Is, 1876
The PawnbroEng Department. OF the italian
government announces the sale OF an unrcdeemed
gallery OF paintings In November next In eleven
lots. IT, however, offer OF $4,000 francs ior The
whole gallery Is made before the time fixed for
the sale the pictures will be auotisned In one lot,
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IN INDIAN AGENTS REPORT ABOUT BEEF.

WASHINGTON, July Is, 1875.
The Indian Bureau has received a letter from
Indian Agent Richards at the Wichita Agency,
dated July 5. in which he answers charges con-
cerning the quality OF beef furnished to the In
0lans. While he says the beef would not be con-
mostly been fair and wholesome aud indifferent
lois have been rejected.
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JONATHAN ROWLAND,

Jonathan Rowland, in the nnety-second year or
MS age, died at the residence OF his daughter. at
Rockaway. on Tuesday evening. lie was n vet
eran of the war OF 1912. serving IN CAPTAIN
Areson 3 company, from Flushing, at Fort Greene
and elsewhere.
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YOKOHAMA, June "a, 1875.
The Mkado visits the island OF Yesso IN July.
He will be absent from the capital ABOUT three
weeks.
INDUSTRIAL DIFFERENTIATION.
The Japanese contributions TO the Australian
Exposition are valued at $4,000 only.
THE EMPEROR IN REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL.
The Consultative Assembly OF provincial officials
met at Jeddo June 20.
The proceedings were opened by an address
from the Emperor. The functions or this body are
limited In extent, and important only as estab-
fishing system which Will be carried to greater
leng tbs hereafter.
RUSSIAN ARBITRATION.
Intelligence has been received that Russia has
decided In favor OF Japan in the arptratio OF the
Maria Luz naval arbitration case.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

The steamship Great Republic, at San Fran
cisco from China ana Japan reports that the
United States flagship Hartford left Hong Kong
June 10 Tor Singapore, en- route for the United
Statns
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THE SULTAN OF ZANZIBAR.

THE AFRICAN PoTENrATE LEAVES ENGLAND FOR
THE CONTINENT.
LONDON, July is, 1875.
The Sultan OF Zanzibar, who has been on visit
TO this country for several weeks, will leave here
today for the Continent
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WILL THEY SHOOT AT WIMBLEDON ?

THE MEMBERS OF THE AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM
UNDECIDED AS TO THEIR COURSE ON THE
ENGLISH TARGET GROUND.
LONDON, July Is, 1875.
It IL still uncertain whether the American rine.
men will shoot at Wimbledon.
majority OF them are in favor Of doing SO, put
strong minority dislike the terms proposed.
TO MEET IN COUNCIL
Colonel Gilderseeve, captain OF the. American
rinemen, Will confer on the subject with Mr.. Mild
may, Secretary OF the Council Of the National
Rine Association. ana a decision Will be reached
tonight, but 1t is believed that Messrs. Bodine
and Yale, OF the Americans, will decline to shoot
Ender the present proposition whatever the others
may determine upon.
COLONEL GuDERsIEEvE ACCEPTS THE ENGLISH
GIFT cUP-wuL INVITE THE AMERICANS TO
SHOOT FOR 1T.
LONDON, July Is, 1875.
Colonel Gildersleeve has wIiten q letter to MIR.
Mildmsy, Secretary Of the Council, saying that he
accepts the cup onered by the British rinemen for
competition by the Americans and will invite the
members Of the team to shoot for it. te
It is understood that this arrangements is inde.
pendent OF the team organization, and it is possi-
BILE that some OF the me mbers may decline to enter
the contest
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THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
THE MOUNTAIN MEADOW MASSACRE.
BEAVER, Utah, July is, 1878.

BEAVER, Utah, July 15 1875.
John D. Lee is at work writing his statement.
Several witnesses too nearly connected with the
massacre have become alarmed and left town.
Everybody is anXIously awaiting the develop
menis to be made next week.
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BANQUET TO CORNELL.

t SARATOGA. n. Y, July Is, 1875.
Commodore C. K Garrison gave banquet at
the Cnited States Hotel TINS evening to the Cor
nell crews ana the captains the other crews 1t
was superb enertalnment and lasted until a
late hour. breaking up with great good fee!D q
and harmony.
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THE FLOODS IN FRANCE.

MONTREAL, July Is. 1875.
Tie Montreal Catholic Seminary has subscribed
$1,000 in aid OF the sufferers by the floods In
France. public meeting for the same object
will be held ON Saturday. nn
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BURMAH.

An nsuHnEoT1oN SAID TO HAVE BROKEN OUT
AGAINST THE MONARCH.
RAxGooS July Is, 1875.
It Is reported that an insurrectton has begun
In the neighbovhood OF the town Of Bnamo, in
Rurmah
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THE MONEY GRANT TO THE PRINCE OF WALES
VOTED BY PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, July Is. 1875.
The grant to defray the expenses OF the Prince
OF " ales' visit to India passed In the House OF
Commons this evening by vote OF s3s yeas to
16 nays.
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DEATH WARRANT SIGNED.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July Is, 1875.
Governor Hartranlt to-day issued q warrant for
the execution, on August 0, OF Barney McCue,
convicted In Lycomng county, in December 1874,
OF the murder OF John Deter.
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ENGLISH MERCHANTS FAILED.

LONDON, July l5 1875.
Lambert, Brothers and Scott coal merchants,
No. IS Grace Church street, have failed.
Their liabilities are 81, 100000.
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DIED..

PETERs.-At Peekski July 15 1875. MARY L
PETERS relict Of the late John A. MITCHELL ior.
merly o! New Orleans LIN.
Funeral services at st. Peters church, Peeks-
KILL on Saturday, July IL, at two O'Clock p. NJ.
[FOr Other Deaths SEE Second P1le.l
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LIvINGsToNE Am HEcKsHE

match was then made between Mr.. Carroll
Livingstone and Mr.. q. HeCksner I'd shoot ten
birds. the former from thirty yards rise and the
later from twenty-seven. Mr.. Livingstone was
the iayoritc In The betting, but his young antag-
onlst snot very carefully and well. ana after the
ten BIRDS were out the score stood seven and
seven. Mr.. Livingstone then started 90 shoot or
the tie, ana missing, Mr.. g. Hecksher Knocked his
bird over cleverly and won the match. The follow
ing Is TIE SUMMARY
rules.
Name. Rise yards. Birds. Tie.
c. Livingstone. 80. :. 1, o. O, l. J. o. l. l. 1, II o
&. Hecksner... 81 -. O. D, L. o. iIIiL1-7
There Is considerable excitement over the
malcn tnat Is 10 be shot at Newport on August 10
between Mr., John q. Hecksncr, OF New York, 81 nd
Mr., Grundc, o. Philadelpnia. Ii is to be snOt for
stake OF $3.50 side, 50 BIRDS. five traps, at IS
yards RISE double matcn between Mr. carroll
Livingstone ana Mr.. Jonn g. Hecksher against
General n. Burd Grubb and Mr. Tucker, OF Pnila-
race week.
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THE CHURCH MISSION IN LONDON.

THE VICTORIA THEATRE DEDICATED TO THE
SERVICE OF GOD.
LONDON July Is, 1875.
prominent business man has bought the VIC
torla Theatre and intends to at 1t up Tor religious
work.
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THE GERMAN KAISERS.

EMPEROR WILLIAM THE GUEST OF HIS MAJESTY
FRANZ JOSEPH.
VIENNA, July Is. 1875.
The Emperor or Germany mas arrived at Ischl.
where he Is the guest OF the Emperor OF Austria.
The New York herald., 1875-07-16

SKIN LIKE MONUMENTAL ALABASTER
may be ataned by using GLrNE's SULPHUR SOAP which
away with the necessity sulphur baths Try it.
ladies' II is genuine bcautlfcr, and economical
Depot. CRIT fhNTON'S, No. sixth avenue.
Hint 10 those prcmaturely gray-use HILLS HAIR DYE
The New York herald., 1875-07-16

LEON DUMAS EAU MERVElLLEUSE REMOVES
free kles, and sunburn; II Is not an enamel, but
medicine tho skin ladies invited to test 1t before
purchasing price, $3 per bottle For sale wholesale
and tail No West Twenty-hfh street. ana at prin-
cpal druggists.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE r. l.. July Is. lN6
Printing cloths market firm at nchanged pricca
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THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE soclEsE.

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOClF-sH,
1M.Broadway. is prepared to make loans upon Bond
aud Mortgage rst class dwellings and stores in New
York and brooklyn. Principals Will he furnished with
forms and full information and their business facilitated
without charge except legal expenses for examination
OF title This society also ISSUES ire most desirable
forms of policies upon selected lives including the
Toatne SAVINGS Fund pisn by which, during the past
six years surplus has been accumulated greater tnan
plan heretofore prncscd. The society has
OF $2sW0 and has cash annual income $40 OOO00.
Its annual business during the past five years
sSc65S has been greater than that OF any other
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A REGULAR So HAT 81 90. STRAW HATS
speciality Money saved is money made. CAssIMEREs,
81 90 worth 81. ALASKA BFAvERs Sc 10 worth 80. Is
New Church street, up stairs.
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AN AMERICAN INVENTION THAT REvOLU.
tonzcd the treatment OF rupture THE ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY 6s3 Broadway, retain hernia night and day in
safety aud comfort till eoon cured.
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MATTHEW'S PURE SODA WATER-"THE MOST
refreshing and wholesome BEVERAGE at AL times" Dis
pensed 2t0b stores in New York and vicinity. The
MATTHEWS APPARATUS dispenscs beverages tree all
contamination JOHN MArrlihWS, New y .aS.
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DESHLER'S PILLS ARE THE SURESr AND
safest remedy for chs and fever and malaria.
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A[L YOU CLAIM FOR YOUR "LINIMENr

IoDIpE or AMMONIA" DIR. GILES is correct; used it
with great success my horse Henry II Is the
article ever across. Que trial will convince
horseman OF its value. THOMAS WALLACE, OF Fanna-
gan Wallace. brewers, New York. Zoe. aud 81 per
bottle Sold by all druggists Depot 45 sixth avenue
New YORK
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IF YOU WANT TO TONE UP THE SYSTEM,
take the PERUVIAN SYRUP; its effects permanent.
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FRANCE.

TEE N1EvRE DEPARTMENT. ELECTION DEBATED
AGAIN IN THE AssEMDLY-rHE MINISTERIAL
rsrs POINT OUT THE DANGERS OF THE RE-
PUBLIc-THE HEvoLUrIoMsrs PREFERABLE
TO THE BoNAPAlTIsrs-M. GAA1BETTA's
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AN ENGLISH REVIEW OF THE ASSEMBLY DIV
1sroN-THE GOVERNMENT PLACED IN DF-
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corner Fulton ani Boernn street
Open from a. N. 10 9 r NJ.
ON sunday frOm to Z. NJ
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THE ALASKA INDIANS.

CHARACTERISTIC LETTER FROM GENERAL HOW
ARD-A CHRISTIAN WARRIORS APPEAL FOR
MISSIONARIES
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weight, Introduced by i0UMANS 7l9 and l,l03 Broad
way.
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corner Fulton avenue ani Boernm street
Open from A. N. 10 . T. NJ.
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COMPANY, 6s3 Broadway retain hernia night and day in
safety aud comfort till soon cured
A REGULAR 81 HAT 81 90. STRAW HATS
specially Money saved is money made. CAssIMEREs,
81 80 worth -. ALASKA BFAvERs So 10 worth 80. Is
New Church street, up stairs.
ALL YOU CLAIM FOR YOUR .IINIMENr
IoDIDE or AMMONIA" Dr. GILES, Is correct used IL
with great success my horse Henry. 1t Is the best
article ever came across Que trial will vince
horseInan ofits value THOMAS WALLACE, OF Flanna-
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-08-07

Bel sinem 9epitter am 1. Suli tbptete
Der Big swet Sinoer rsGelben, pel&e
li9 tstsno in Der @cbnfube bsfanren,
cen dIteRen Sobh BON 81 Sabren unc
Elm Wdp&en BON 10 Sabren. Das
iInsle Wdp6en 1T tur& eenlelten
SliBRrabl bee Musenli&ts beraubt nor
zen.
@roee 1bsilnabn1e aiebt f& dtsrau
IN eem HeiGslonpe fdr bte uebers
l6wemmten in Sisfranfrsi& funp unc
bic Sammluneen nebmen etnen Iebbaf'
ten 6ortaane. Das 6IlfssG omite In
M blbaulen perfists bic 5. Suli be-
reits iber 10000 Sir. unp Der Snrni,
risl iber 10000 ST. Sn Strobbura
1T cas- Gomiie nod in rer Srsauiias
ton besrifsn, bat ater bod l@cn sesen
10000 Gr. ssiammeIt.
Mse, IL. Suli. Dieter Gage it in
9rtbrinssn na6trdsli& nr6 sine An'
sabl pom Observation-Disclosures ausbe.
,abIt wOresn, unp es rarf ramit piele
gussIsssabsit fur snrsdItis erIerist be.
trahtst mrresn. SIN @anssn wurrsu
in setbrinsen Ga 0emeinren, Die auI
einsm @sbiet pom 80 Su.> Weilen ssr,
frsut iur, entl6dpiet. Cur giniddB
uns Ger SslGissunssldaren &C. Wursu
ieds Gommilionen stnseiegt wOocn
;usi ii6 in DEG bsfanpsn unp je cine
ibrsn Sig 81 0isrsnbOfen, Siti&.
pIOlSture uno Warial bate, pom rer
teipsn Mtbsr GommiiFonsn purpsn In
runcer Summe Is Wiaipnen fiji
Rrisssiadpsn unp 80 Miuipnen fiji
ariessleifunsen a~nsewteisn.
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Glfaf S%Otbrtneen.

Aus Dem Gliab. 10. Suli. Der
Yfarrer RON guloersbelm im Otercl.
lub. Elm ansttaHnt rubiser uno flussr
9risfsr mar pur1 cen BIresrmeiner
unp Den aus Sapen ber1terssfOmmes
men 2ebrer ansefIast, in T,eeig. unp
nnterridt YOlitit setrieben unp rie Jies
sieruns ansesrifsn ;u BADEN. @s
wurce eth 9eri&tIi9es Gsrfabren einses
leitst. Der {. Snftruettonsri9ter flOpfte
am 8. Ndr3 am Y~forrbaule an. fcrperts
hem Nfarrer feline p%reptstsn ab unr
fano in cenlelten ei..en pa0us, Der DO
litilA ietn icIte. Dsrlslbe tetuift .,pie
6reimOurer". Am %. Mdrs aeridts
Ii@es 0erb5r In gOlmar, unp am 20.
Aprll proceOur uUr BEN Gorreetions.
bauie. lie san;e @smeinpe, NIT
Nusnabme Ger beioen Sldeer, trat fir
ben pfarrsr Elm ; Der RretsI9uIinlpscs
tor la9te fSrmli@ aus, Ger @ebrfr le,
Elm tactlOler Wann, Der e~ntfernt percen
md1e, wesen leines 0erbaltens. Der
&t3teripruH lautete auf Ni@tldulpia.
untsroehen bate aud Der Slraermeils
ter oss AmtsS entbpben rperpen miilen.
unc l4ten pie san3e SADIE beenret.
Auein pies mar ni@t bic Mnf@t rss
StaatsanwaItes, Der Ssrufuns sinleste.
Der Uau fam lOmit Dor pem appeI.
bcfe ;u Gp!mar abermals aur 8erbanc-
lung, unb enpiste abermals NIT RET
lprs6uns. Die treue 6inaebuna Der
8smetnre fir ibren SeeI|oraer trat
rebt rdbreno bstSor, wdbrenp Die De-
n%uncianten in einem fetnsspees bensi.
tsnswertbeu Gi&te eri&ienen.
am 10. SuIi rpurps bas Gllus BON
l&psrsn 0epittern betaseluGt. Der
3ssen fsl frOmpeile, mitunter nit
S%lU1sn Sermil@t bic srosen S&as
Den anrtbteten tn 0ettolSbetm, Vim
senbstnn, Obet @Olmar), in Rappoltss
IN Wolsbsim unp umseeeup biz aeaen
StraBburG bas pom DaeeI aIufliherS
Wslie nsri@ent bIieb. @iele W~sinbsroe
itnc absl suseri@tst trproen nidt nur
eur& ben 0aseI, lunpern aud bur6
nas eroee 1ewdfer, peI9es pen@,uno
ktnpssl9nsmmte uno bic HebfSde NIT
fi4 fOrtrib.
Gin fur&tbarer unfau BAT bic Fo<
milie res gdrsermeifers BON 8edolss
bsim TN Glias, @utIetsn, betrofsn.
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MuFf&crS gum Yfarrhaus. nm Gem
Sbsrei,tsn Gle Sulsisuns rarsutrins
gen.
6elnet aus @el6er BON, 8. 9uli :
Ter fehli&s Gmpfane. zen unlere @e'
msinrr lem tc&w. perm 8il6Ofe 9c'
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gen eteoeru erSfnet, Damn fOlste Der
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bee perm DR.. med. 2erbOrft. ySie
babeil cine @emeinre betreten, bids,
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ten slang babsn. 70 fnp. aud bic De-
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8abtifberr nit leinen Arbeitetn. ter
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nit BEN uuselsbrten, rer &ei@e nit
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gen. Btr inp itOIs parauf, es @w.
hi ,6TFi6sn Gnapen laeen ;u t6nnsn.
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pas ein 3ei6en iein, wie ntdt bloB
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