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The New York herald., 1875-07-02

FOUSD-A WATCH WHICH THE OWNER CA
Il have by proving property and paying expense
Call from TO p. N. s. p. IVES, 263 Wesr Thrtie
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Executive Committee.

1t is the aim of the Board of Commissioners to make
| chanical Products of the Southern States, Mexico
and Central America but it will be open to competi.
tors throughout the country, and the general pre-.
MUM list viii embrace all articles comprehended in
the general design of Agricultural and Industrial
Exposition including special premiums for strictly
Southern products.
The premium list, which is now in course of pub.
lcation will be on liberal scale and the rules will
provide for just and impartial system of awards by
competent and disinterested jurors
The Fair Grounds are generally conceded to be
acres, within fifteen minutes ride by street cars
from the center of the city The grounds are shaded
by beautiful grove of live oaks and the buildings
which are of recent construction, are amply suffi-
Gent to meet all the necessities OF the most exten
sive exhibition
The Racing Course, which is used by the Louisiana
Jockey Club at all its meetings, is Justly famous
throughout the country and the accommodations for
stock are unsurpassed
1t is the first time that such enterprise has been
inaugural d at the South. and being held at time
when the city of New Orleans is thronged with thou
sands of visitors to participate the festivities of the
Carnival it aora unusual inducemen exhibitors
from every section of the country.
The commissioners earnestly appeal to the people
of the Southern States lend their aid and encourage
ment to the Exposition and to make it III all respects
a complete exhibition of Southern productions and it
is hoped that manufacturers producers and others in
every section Of the country will participate.
Ample arrangements have been perfected for the
transportation of goods and visitors from every
ton at reduced rates.
For detailed information address
SAMUEL MULLEN,
General Superintendent, No 20 Camp street, New
Orleans. Of 3n cod
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RAILROAD FOR SALE.

By virtue of an execution Issued out of the Second
Judicial Circuit Court State of Florida wherein John
W. Black ct ais, plaintiffs, and Pensacola and
Louisville Railroad is defendant have seize, and
will expose for SALE before the Cot IT. House door in
the city of Pensacola, on the FIRST MONDAY IN
DECEMBER, next the Railroad known az
THE PENSACOLA AND LOUISVILLE,
extending from Pensacola in northerly direction to
point in the State of Alabama, known ss Whiting
junction. distance of forty four miles, more or less,
together with the Road Bed, Rails and other Super
structure, Franchises, Rolling Stock, etc Also.
about SIXTY THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND in
Escombia and Santa Rosa Counties The whole AZ
per schedule on file in my office
Terms of sale-Cash
a. NJ. GREEN,
Sheriff.
For further particulars refer to
Z. A. PERRY,
Pensacola,
or to f. Z. SIMPSON, JR,
ITO Gravier street.
IL ." uH IN tZ5 New Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Hoffman, Marks g. Co sell China Glassware, Toilet
Sets Tea Sets, Notions, etc. at He A. NJ, at 50
Magazine street.
L. M. B. J. Montgomery sell Foreign and Do
mestic Dry Goods bankruptcy sae) at 10 A. NJ,
at 100 Canal street; also, at Harris Loan Office,
~ corner St Charles and Common street, at 1872 A.
NJ Diamonds Watches Jewelry. etc.
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By r.. Nj. s. B. J. Montgomery.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES JEWELRY, ETC.
One of the largest stocks of Diamonds, Watches
Jewery, Slverware etc, ever offered in this
city to be sold without limit reserve at Harris
corner ST. Chailes and Common streets, at Auc
ton
DY r. NJ. & B. J. MONTGOMERY-R. NJ Mont
ID gomery Auctioneer-Wil be sold on WEDNES
DAY, November "a, commencing at 1912 o'clock and
continued from day to day uutll the whole stock is
disposed Of
Consisting of va liable Solitaire and Cluster Dia-
mond Rings Earrings Pins and Bracelets, Watches
of the most celebrated makers, Howard and Barlet
stem wnders, Jergersen, Marble, etc, Chronograph
ana split quarter second Watches, Opera and Vest
Chains, Ladies Coral Pearl Cameos Amathyst Sc $,
Bands Bracelets of every description, Studs Sleeve
Buttons Opera Glasses, Revolvers Guns. etc, and
large lot of articles too numerous 10 mention.
Also
Elegant Plevel Upright Pianos.
7. S.-The whole OF the above goods are sold under
guarantee.
Ierms-Cash. n21 I'm
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AUCTION SALES.
By Hoffman Marks s. Co.
LARGE AND SPECIAL SALE OF

LARGE AND SPECIAL SALE OF
Chinaware Glassware Toilet Sets. Tea Sets China
Boxes aud Figures, Mugs, Liquor Sets, Wax and
China Dolls and Toys.
A SPLENDID invoice of asserted Notions.
DY HOFFMAN, MARKS & CO-Alex. Levy,
ID Auctioneer-SaesToom 80 Magazine street-On
FRIDAY, the 26th inst, 1890 ococs will be Sold
the above selected stock, without any reserve
Terms-At sale n25 ct
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1t will thus be seen that the exports from
these ports for the four years mentioned
reached the imposing aggregate of 2529, 213
tons. A large proportion of this went to Eng
land, and from there was distributed to other
parts of Europe. The consumption of rice
on the Continent is quite large. Some was
shipped to the American markets. but this
was but as a grain to the bushel compared
with the quantity taken by other countries.
As regards the shipments from the East this
year, IL may be stated that the aggregate
quantity down to the latest date-Septem Der
16-was 643 974 tons, or larger quantity
than was shipped during the whole Of 1873.
There is not much business done in foreign
rice in the New York market Just now, the
trade being mainly in domestic. As to cost,
the lower grades of Louisiana are cheaper
than the ,"Rangoon," which is quoted at &c
= fb, while some descriptions of Louisiana
sell as low as 53c. Carolina is generally SUI
perlor to foreign, and now brings as high as
re. A considerable portion of the foreign
rice that arrives here is not taken out of bond,
bat is sold for export to the West Indies aud
other parts.
Casualties Among Steam Vessels.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20-Wm Burnett, Su-
peryising Inspector General of steam vessels,
has made report of the steamboat inspection
service for the fiscal year ending with June
80, 1875, to the Secretary of the Treasury:
The number of lives lost during the last
fiscal year was 405, namely: From explosion.
81; fire, 273; wrecks, snagS and sinking, 81.
The number of accidents which resulted in
loss of life were: Explosion or accidental es-
cape of steam, "A; fires. S; collisions, );
snags, wrecks and sinking, IL; total number
OF accidents, 36.
The superintendent says: at will be seen
from the above statements that total of 405
lives have been lost on merchant steam yes
sale OF the { nited States during the last fiscal
year, but OF our own citizens the loss Of life
for the same period has been pol, which is an
unusually small number. While there were
80 disasters 10 steam vessels by which life
was lost, yet single one of these resulted in
the loss OF more than half of the lives here
recorded. | refer to the burning of the
steamship Japan, at sea, off Swallow, China,
by which tie lives of 200 Chinese and other
persons were destroyed. There were IA cases
Of explosion or accidental escape of steam,
one OF which resulted in the death of 20 per-
sons, and another of 6, while only % persons
were lost by the remaining r. There were 6
burnirgs of steamers by which lives were
lost; 204 lives were lost by one of these, and
40 and 20, respectively, by two others, while
only four persons were lost by the remaining
three.
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FURNITURE.

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MAyYFsCTURFR AND DEALER
T-ptToI STrpEn c0onS
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EDUCATION.

NOTICE TO PARENTS AND OTHER CITI-
~ ZENS-
Peabody Primary and Grammar School,
PAT St Charles street opposite 1ivoli Circle.
This Model School for the methOdical instruction
of Boz and Girls, respectively between end II
years of age under the direction of competent an
an experienced Principal, will be opened in tn
Rooms of the Peabody Normal Seminary, at A. N
MONDAY, Goth SEPTEMBER.
n. B-Respectable children, who have been i'm
perfectly instructed in crowded Primary Depart
ments of public schools who can not, for any
soa enter those schools INVITED to attent
this Mouel School; and their parents, and others
voring this movement are quested to confer with
the Principal, WITH the Undersigned between
and 10 A NJ, ON any day of the week
ROBT. NJ. LUSHER
Agent of the Peabody Educational Fund, and State
Superintendent de jure of Public Education, Leu
isiana.
New Orleans. Sept IA, 1873. SIS If
nLMSTED HIGH SCHOOL GRAMMAR
~ School and Primary Department 46 Euterpe
street. Scholastic year commences September /.
~ Rms
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The Springfield Republican, sums up the
third term possibilities thus: "There is dan.
ger that Gen. Grant seeks another re election
there is no danger that he can compass it, but
there is certainty that the effort would divide
the Republican party"
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MIR. Spurg9on is nice man. CAT the
close of his 9unday services he steps out of
his pulpit to the side of the door, wnere his
congregation pass out, and shakes hands with
the members, calling each by name and in
curing after their families"
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

For Sale,
THE STEAMER II. w DUGAN
lss4&aAk1S built in 1873 and in complete running
dA order, is off led for sale Her dimensions
1S6 feet long, 81 feet inches beam feet6 inches
depth of mold, and 421 TONS Custom House
measurement. Boat has ample power and draws
light % inches She is now lying at ST. Louis, and
for further information apply to VIM. L. HECK NAN,
master or to c. f. LOHMAN, President St Louis
and Jefferson CT y Packet Company, Jefferson City
Mo. NIL 1t
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T ILIENTHAL'S PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY.
LlIl.- Canal street 1921
(T0uro Building)
The public is respectfully notified that have
opened my gallery, containing the latest i'm
provements, which enable me to satisfy all orders
l he former prices are retained. No expenses have
BIZ spared TO make this establishment the most ee
egant in the city. THEODORE LILIENTHAL
III I'm III Canal street. near cor. Of Royal.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
~~~~~~Nooo~~>~~--~~oO>,
MRS CHANFRAU'S VARIETIES THEATER.
LAST TWO NIGHTS and LAST MATINEE
of the
FRENCH OPERA BOUFFE.
Friday and Saturday Evenings,
Last Nights of the Season,
LA PERIIHOLE.
MILE. GEOFFROY-- ASIA PERICHOLE.
SATURDAY Afternoon. at Il, Farewell MATINEE,
la FILE DE NINE. ANGOT.
MONDAY, Nov e9.-Opening of Dramatic Season
DALY'S FIFTH AVENUE COMPANY, in the
BIG BONANZA. Box Sheet now open. MO
VARIETIES THEATER.
Monday, November 30, 1878,
OPENING OF TIE DRAMATIC SEASON
DALY's FIFTH AVENUE COMPANY,
From Days Theater New York, in the great sue
cess OF the year, DAILY Comedy the
BIG BONANZA.
PROFESSIONALISM and orchestra circle 81 balcony
755c.; family circle soc; gallery, 25c. No extra
charge for reserving seats
MATINEES WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Box Sheet now open. ms 1t
CT. CHARLES THEATER-
BENEFIT t OF Mr. ' hhWR fSS; ~ JARRETT,
Shakespeares Sublime L agedy,
HAM LET.
Saturday-Grapd Barrett Matinee.
HAkEBELL, OR THE MAN O AIRLIE.
Saturday Night-THE DUKES MOTTO.
Sund Y : Greet Stock Night THE THREE
GUARDSMEN D'Atagnan Mr.. Jno. w.
MondayaMr; BARRETT \ will appear as cAssIUs,
Doors open at =; per Torrance at o'clock. Box
Office op. from 10 to A.. n26 If
pIDWELL'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
FOR ONE COMMENCING MATINEEs
WEEK SUNDAY WEDNESDAY WEDNESDAY
ONLY. NOV. 81 SATURDAY
The Largest and Most Talented
ETHIOPIAN ORGANIZATION IN EXISTENCE.
H,vERLY's MIN-TFLS
VIII make their annual visit to the Crescent City
bringi gall of the latest Ethiopian Novelties, New
Sketches. Quartettes Ballads Songs Dances etc.
presented with the usual briliancy of this tsented
troupe. Three full and entirely programmes
during the week.
| ans of the pretty little protean actress MISS
PALMER. n2l
& LOBE THEATER-
Corner of BarOnne and P riilO streets.
CHAS o. WHITE. Business and Stage Manager
THE PEOPLES FAVORITE NOVELTY
THEATEk.
An Entertainment Unequaled on Earth
Nov. %, and During the Week.
Also, Matinee Saturday ut ID O'Clock.
NINE BLANCHE'S PARTISAN SENSATION,
or Paris by Gaslight-Sixty Beautiful Young
Ladies appear in this grand production. First
appearance of LA BELLE PAULINE Ida
MORTON. EMMA JOHNSON, and others.
Admission only 10, 15 % and 80 cents.
Grand Fancy Dress and Mask Ball SATURDAY
NIGHT, November 27, after performance. I2l
G RAND FAIR
Will be given by
THE LADIES AID AND SEWING SOCIETY
OF New Orleans,
For the Benefit of the
TO u RO 1 n f l RNI AIRY,
AT GRUNEWALD HALL,
On Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday
and Saturday, the 9th, 9TH, Sth, 9Th
and I1ih December.
Admission twenty five cents. n23 td11
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-26

SntereHe unb srobem Gobe fur Die S9rpe'
fern beii9tisten. SIM 0auis oer r%euisen
amtetuns" sn,pfns SiidOi YouIus bic
fSnisli6e 5amilie uno itelte Die Sdweifern
pot: rMaieitdt, wie &Onise Der Groe Dor
ibren SaIditen Gag unb 9sa6t 8a9tpoiten
baben, aussewablt aus ben trdftisltsn Sung
Iinsen. 70 bat aud Der 80nis Der 8Oni9e
bicie 8a1s BEL Gag unS Nadt. S9made
SunsFrauen. Die Der @elt s~ntiastsn, beten
bier pcr benz Nltare Oes Germ iir oGe
Msniden, uamentIid AUDI fir Gu. Maies
itdt uno bas tonislide 9aus". gu Cbrds
men seriibrt ersriiien Sonis unO &0nigin
bic Sano Der Oberin uno ipraden ibren
Oant aus, fid benz ~ferusrsn 0ebete Der
S9pefiem empfebIenS, nobel Die Sonisin,
bic sdrtIi9e Mutter ibrer> &inoer. naments
lid aud UNI Sas gebet fir oitie Bat.
Srei,ebn Sabre ipdter, 1875, tlopIt nun
un SieisIbe Scit elm &esierunssbeamter an
Die 8loiterpiorte uno iiberreidt elm Sdreis
ben bes Snbaltes, bab bic S9wsltern bis
sum- 90. October oas 8lolter 81 perlaRsn
baben uno bab Die TolISei on9swieien lei,
auf bic pinttlidite 8dumun9 Su a9ten
1888 uuo 1875 -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-26
&antOn Sid miro III 6oIss Sises SoSesa
fa0es nd9ltens obermals cine griapwoH
porsunebmsn baben.
3efsif&-Snxem6urs

au StetIe bes @ei9idtsIsbrers ont
@ymnaium in NrIon, 9err Srtb6riep. II
5err Soiepb Tumoulin, Yrofeior am
itaotiidsn Golssium in We9eln, eruaRnt
woroen. Gum Director bes YrOspmuas
iiurs in Sirton unb an Stelc oes Su pe~s
lionirenSen !Serrn 9ins 1T 9err 9. j.. ).
SOpten, BroIeNor am f0nisIiden @pmnSs
lium ;u Gent srbcben uoroen.
am %. D. Sc. paiiirte elm IdredliAes
unsliG ;wilden Narbes uno Welreur auf
Der Surtb: giienbabn am &anb bes @es
meinoe' &albes Dor 6otton. Sin Seetionss
arbeiter Namens Soiepb Eirlot non E<rs
oenne arbsitete nod nit ;psi anSern &ams
meraben, s. Sentart uno 8. Mignen.
@esen baIb Swo!f llbr perIiebsn oteie beiSeu
Eirlot, Der cine, I'M in Der Suite ~ Nits
tag III ellen, Der anosre I'M, ietne Rahl,ct
mad Bourbon iu6sn ;u ssben. Bttot,
Der iein Wittaseien an Srt unS SteIe ers
baltsn ioute, leste ii9 IN unbesreiRider
lnuoriidti9feit auf baS @elsis nit Dem
8opfe auf bic Sdisne uno i1lief Elm.
Wenise Winuten barauf fam Der 6ra4tna
BON MeIraie, oeiIen HdSsr ben unslidli4m
arbeiter buditabIid entSwei i9ritteu. asf
Dem iSuse bate man uon benz Vorgange
ni9ts semerft. Misncn, Der unteroeRen
'saridfam, fanS Die SbeiIe Sss IsbIefem
&0rpers nno elite 3uriif Den 6au ben
Soealbeborben 81 meIoen. llnterpess Be-
sesnete er Die Rutter YirIot'S, Die Sas
Glen bradte unS uoriidtiser @etf iaste
er, Die Mutter iole suridtebreu, PtrIot fei
stpas unmobl unb uerldnse beute ni9t mad
ghen. Oa 8irmiB i'm Oorie mar, 70 breis
tete Die llnsIidsboti5aft iid pie Iilofeuer
aus uno MIR gu idneu crfdbrt Bic Mutter
bas ltnsIiif. Sic NOT nitt su~riit;ubaItex
nno elite auf ben ~llnelifsplas III. Yert
fanb lie ibrsn 2Sidbrisen Sobu. Ole nxR
foIsenoe Seene ipottst aller Ssidreibaus.
PirIot mar Elm muiterbaiter Sobn, eia az
ter arbciter anb Die einSiSe Stits Der alien
Gltern.
@m 20. .. 81. sessn a6t llbr Nben6s
brad cine beftise 6euers6runft AZ Qealife
in Der @obnuns bes gtrrn Subert @enet
aus. .Sn uenisen Minuten itanbsn @otns
baus, Sdeune, Stdae III 6lammeu, be
Der Hsttuns ipotteten. @Iidti9erneiie
ltanb Die @Obnuns aQein unb 70 seIans g,
oas 6euer auf ieinen 9eero ,u beidrinteu.
NQes perbrunnte; ieood 1T 0err @enet
psriidert. Die llria9s ees 6euers it uns
betannt.
Serr S. g. Matbstin bat feline
Gntlaliuns ais 6risoeusridtsr oes Gdntons
Valtna4 einserei9t, bic au@ ansenommen
,puroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-10-26
SuSembursische
@roe 6erSostg 1T.
(aus Rem ,vursmtnrssr @sri".)
yrins 3einri1.

Dor 25 Sabrsu auBerte ser Goniss @roB:
berSos III eihem Ssidlub, wsl9sr benz
ganoe ben Grin,en Seinri6 aIs Statt.
batter poridlus: sd weiB eS gu iddeen,
einen Steauertreter I'M @robbsr,catburs
gu BADEN, Der mein unbesrenstss Sertrausn
beiist, su9lei9 mir aber audi bilit, bic 9es
redtsn Wini6e unS bic wirfli9en @eearis
niiie su bsirisoissn, bic mabren SntereIen
oes eanbes gu beSinitisen, bic harmonic
;wii6en ben conltitntioneaen @emalten ,u
erbaltsn unS Die Ge6te meiner &rone uno
bes 9anbeS 1T ben SsSiebunssn bes @,ros.
ber;cstbums ;i Dem Seuti9en yunSs su BE-:
wabren."
Damn weiter fortiabreno, iast Der &onis;
@roBberSos: sd wiini9s suslsi1, meis
mem Srueer einen nsuen Semeis III aeben
meines pollen @%ertrauens IN feline 6ins
ssbuns NIB ieins 6abistsitsn, meines Dan.
tes fir bic ausSe,ei6neten Oienlte, bic er
Sci pielen @eleseubeiten s~slsiitet bat; i'd
nil aber audi suslei1 IN ibm msinen &c:
lie6ten 9%uremburSeln Elm neuss l~lnterpfano
msiner 3unslsun9 nno meiner Sorsialt iir
ibr @liid ssben,"
90 ipra9 Der aOnis.
Der SruSer bes &oniss, FrinS Seinri5,
rsSete, als sr feline &iirSe burd einsn
isisrli6en Gib inmitten Der SoItspertrss
tuus ~iibsrnabm. wis iolst; sd babe nit
Sreube bic @iirbe zines StattbalterS iibsr:
ucmmem. SD iilIe bic Sraswsits ess
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Saar, @oiel, GiteI uno SunSs
ridden.

Inter BEN "a. Gepte,nber bat Der
emeritirte Yiarrer unS SribmeHsr Senber
gu Merllo9 cine Grtldruu9 in Der .Ssbt..
Seitum9" e%rlaiisn, in Der IS CUNT S4laS
beiBt: ySnoeien bstennc i9 hermit ofex
nnb fret, ieet wie fuibcr, baB id eiR oRfs
ridtiger Sreunb meines Saterlanoes btx
uno oaber Ben SID. ben i9 beim Mntritt
meineS eriten Yfarramtss Dor 81 sSabren
Dor benz 0anoratbsamte su gilburs aeIeiz
itet babe, meinem 8onia unS ben 9anSess
seieten seboriam uno treu gu isin, mad rrie
Dor, sswiienbaft ;u baItsu sewiat bim.'
Irmer Manu!
Der Yarrer al Der @eruahustirde
gu Srier, bsreits felt Mai 1871 ansefeut,
bat BON Der tOnigIiben Heaieuins Elm
S9reiben erbalten, inSem inn perboten
miro iid ieber ~@mtsbanSIuns in Der Yiaud
81 enthaltsn.
Sn eerlelben mibliden Gage beiu6en I'D
Sic Vfarrer Sor in 8rofi1eio bel Oauu,
lett adt Sabren in ieiner iesisen SteauHs
uno Strob in Silbringsn bel Mersia, wds
der ieit G6t Sabren on ~9snauntsm Orte
Fiarrer ut uno ledS O6rfer gu ieinsr ;obl'
rsi6sn 9emeinoe sdbIt.
Ger Srie ter Nntou &rdmer aus
Waucrn Sebirtig. suleet alS &aplan ia
Sombogen BET @ittli9 anseteQti our6
llrtbeil pom %. Sum- b. s. vpeaen unbes
iuster Sornabme uon getitli9en NmtsbanSs
lunsen" 81 600 Wf. ooer pisr Monaten 0es
ian9niB uerurtbeilt, wiro auf slnorSnuns
oes areisseri9tss gu Glientir@eu itsdbrisfa
lih uerfol9t.
Nm 81. september puroe Dem
0erm Yaitor Strotb uon 6ilbrinsen
i@uitIi3 ;useitelt, bab er auf @rumS Der
Maiseiete ssipsrrt iei. Ssrr Strot9 1T
ibon iibsr 20 Sabre i'm Seeliorasoisnlfe
tbdtia uno ieit 10 Sabren Taitor in Sils
5rin9sn. Somit wirb Die Seeliorae in
oieicr srobcn, aug 6 0Srfem bsitebenSsn
Sfarrei in StialtanS sebradt. Der nddiie
Na9bar. Serr Yaitor 9oItmann ~ Wau,
oori 1T fir 6reitas, ben "a. Sisiss Dor Sas
@eribt 81 Srier selaben inter Der Intlase,
oaB CT se9en ben &anselparasrapbsu ses
fsbt babe. Sin riibrenSer Sus Der au'
bansli9teit ssiste fid fur ibren !6srrn
Yaitor bel bieier @eleseubsit. Oa CT N
ieinem sanssn @ebalte %seiperrrt 1T, 10 be-
beiorsten i5m bic YfarrtinSsr Och AR
Reiie mad 9rier uno @sifrItuns zines aas
rpaltcS.
@m 90. September Nadmittass
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