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MISCELLANY.
Written for the Van Buren PREss
THE FACTORY GIRL,
How I Was Saved.
BY MARCUS.


Never. in my life before, did | feel the
sweet emotions that little act of kindness
brought to my mind ] had added my
mite to ease the sufferings of humanity.
have realized the truth Of the saying
tnat " 1t is more blessed to give than re.
ceive." At the gamma gable ! was as
cold as ice; but human suffering touched
a chord in my heart that sent back a re-
sponsive echo in the way Of aid
1t was but little while till called up
on Mrs Whiting, She was living in a
room in large building, which was rent
ed to people at the rate of two dol
lars month apiece. The house contain
ed none but respectable people. There
were twenty families in the house. Near
" all the girls in the neghborhood work
cd in the factory. Mrs. Whiting lived in
fourth story, and had to climb several
flights Of stairs before l reached her
apartment. Strange feelings took pos
session Of my heart as gradually ascen-
ded. A couple of years before. on that
same night. | tripped lightly up the steps
to the fashionable mansion on Choteau
Avenue, to form Que among the rich rev.
clcrs. To night wandered amid scenes
of poverty, and distress panied me by its
dreadful presence. | Knocked at Mrs.
W's door, and it was opened by Miss
Luella
Good evening, Mr.. Parker" she said
"walk in"
Good evening"" replied.
Mother" she said, as / entered the
an,rtmant uthis il Mr. Darker tho ypn
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DESCRIPTION:
Said F. p. Sanders Is about five feet, ten
inches high. red Completed. large long nose,
grey eyes. and thin upper lip, exposing his
front teeth, thin visaged and raw-boncd,
walks erect and Is twenty -one years Of age.
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fRAN FORD LGDGE, No. 6, Of ODD FEiIpWS,
A. meets every Friday. at O'Clock, ?. NJ, at then
Esll in Eagle Block.
s. p. GRADY. n. G,
~ X. MCkIBBEN, SeeV-
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DESCRIPTION {:

DESCRIPTION:
Said Smith is about thirty-iive years old
tie feet six or seven inches high. slightly but
compactly built, weighs about one hundred
and twenty or one hundred and twenty five
pounds, light complexion. has straight, very
light brown hair. gray or light blue eyes,
small features is quick and nervous in move
ment and speech of taciturn disposition. but
ready and sufficiently polished in his address
When last seen he had on a dark business
suit. and wore light mustache and full goa
tee.
The said Wheeler is about thirty four years
of age. five feet eight inches in Height, well
and strongly built, light mpleNiyn, straight
brown hair. light blue eyes. iull lower face
manner courteous and decided.
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DESCRIPTION.
Said Recder Is about six feet in height,
copper color. grey eyes. well proportioned,
carries his head well back on his shoulders.
his right hand has II scar across the back OF it
and he cannot shut his hand entirely up.
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MASONIC.
Eastern Star Degree,
Royal Arch M as -.

r,UE regular Convocations Of NAX BuREH CIAPTER
III Nos r. A. NJ. are hell at Masonic hall, on
Monday Evening after Saturday on OF before me inl
moon, Visiting Companions in good standing are
"'Pe'''''' J. c. KENNEDY. II. p.
~ II II Sur,gY, Secretary, de- If
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The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-09
Ku-KIUx,

Williamson ,nunt,, b,s la addition, a.,
ihr nbova far ,Io ,,s., ,h,na ,a Jn ,.",,s ,, ~
more or Iess ininstpd @ ~ b,, '"ov onos -, a.
puised men. oroing abo,,, nt s.igbt.rin,c
Sommitijn. ,sri"',Se Observation-Disclosures, oT and 'o
casionaii,, ~. a',.' w. "
mitv it,,,, '",g ,i y .,c..,' @ W u'e,r e'i-
Jisgr;,od ,n",, LII, s w. ,y"O,,,,
siyfv-tI,ron ,oors ni,I ,;,., Ill., - ~, u.,o',
ern n1rt of ;b" oo,n,,, n, ,''"S :" i,m l vs.,
so,nn trovbIc ,yit,, H. !;c," w "au n.y. nlo ',,
him I'm coueoo,,onon H. ~ ~, u,'
cnrnJ ono,ho,i ,,'',,,,,,, ,i - '". P,O- rD.
him and Tho ,,o,,. ,,.,iar,I H., ,'' ,iu,,,i
H.. ,v',,', .,,S ,S AL y, w., III ~, " u,i,e ,,n
IA b,,," i III a., W ~, S,,i ,in VI" Wno
Gran u. u,.,,,,. ,'r,i ,"r Nv. m.'' ncI' oc.-
hin, Mo ,,n,,ni,,' V'vcnH sC VIZ a'so gl,en
these panda,," "',s ,o' nCius"'g Vopcy
cordingIv con,l;"J ,,,;,I, III nii ,, w., hoI ~
excenting thot cn,,a.r,i,,,a "i' Wv. ''ii
no was ,nahI, ~, ~, I.,,g h,g ,,na VIZ. W,',ol
10 ro with him Tbn hn,,d ,.i'i,,'I Jnv w" A.,
Nancil n scw n;a,hts auar,,',n,I 81
because he bnd e,;fnI l., ~ Iu
took him ONT aud buno Him ti p,n,r,i,' J,"'
ing tree. where Inc wss aifnr,yard ,",',,d
dead, ''''''
Some of the poup vorc rccog,i,o1 t,y-o
neipbbor namS1 Steward rI,1, - ~ -,
them ~ they were ,oino ,o ~, 49,
' =. ltnt fxt a.
or three of them were indictoJ Nir ,rir
being the PRINCIPAL witness aVoinsi tI,cuP
Before the eases came ON tor friai os Nr
CulD war returning home In biv ,yo,,on
from the mill nj DE soto. hn was am.
bushcd. shot and killed, his body hlliuo
backward in the wagon bed The horses
apparently unconscious that they no lone
cr had "a driver, proceeded home. and on
their arrival there. Mr.. CuIu's dcnd bo1v
was found as above described M ar
rest followed This spcoud crime ond no
clcw was ever obta,ned ns to the nIivid.
uals who aid The killiuv. tLough II yyas
naturally supposed that some of thc oout,
tool, this mctiod of Kidding themselves Of
a troublesome witness.
Since then there have been number of
smaller outrage, perpetrated. hui mat
tiers had in u great measure quictcd down
until few months since. when regular
organized band of ku-kluk was orpaI-
iLcd in the southern part of the county.
and since then another band has oryan-
lied in thcuorthcrn portion of the county.
Precisely what name they have chosen
has not vet trunspircd, but il il known
that they have signs. grips, n password
and regular initiation ceremony. Il is
also confidently asserted that two county
officials are members, though il l. under
stood that one of them las Weakened and
is now only a passive brother. These
bands 20 ont on predatory excursions oc-
casionally. bur so far. have coutcnted
Themselves with tnkinv u.ople out ot he'd
al NIGHT and WHINING them. burning
barns and rrain stacks. cutting tho thrnsfs
of valuable horses. cnttl. and 1tLer stork
anI notifying p.opl. to lroye that sactiou
of country ilndrr npn1ify of d.oth.
How long his present mild cnur.a viii
br pursued i. OF corrse. only n matter of
pu1,.. work. but IL i NOR. tI,1n nrob,bl,,
that. emboldened by their succ,'.ses and
immunity from nuuishment. thay Viii
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jury, and the warrant was given Deputy
Sheriff James Conners 10 serve. For
some unexplained reason Russell was not
at once arrested, although he remained in
the ncighborhood until day or two after,
when he took his departure, and the war
ram h1s, according TO our informant,
never been executed.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.

TUE BULLETIN is published cyery morning
Except Monday in the Bulletin Building, cor
nsr Washington avenae and Twelfth .tr,et
THE BuLLh1IS Is served to city subscriber, by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cents a Week
payable weekly. BY Mail, Gn rdvGnceJ, $40 ter
annumi six months, sGi lhvve months, 81; one
month, 81 %.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

We have reponshcd our job Printing Office with
many fonts Of new type and have orders out for other
fonts Of the latest popular styles We are determined
TO establish the reputation Of office for frscass
work. aud make our prices 50 low that the most cnthu
siastic patrons of foreign cities will be compelled to adj
NIT that we do work at lower prices than any other Of
nee IN the country Mr. Oberly admitted to be one Of
the best practical job printers West and South has
assumed personal supervision of the job printing de-
partment and will endeavor to give satisfaction to our
many patrons.
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BLOODY WILLIAMSON.
A FEARFUL RECORD OF CRIME FOR
ONE OF THE SOUTHERN ILL.
N0Is COUNTIES.
Complete History Of the Family Feuds, Neigh
borhood Quarrels and Other Causes
Leading to Murders, Assassina.
tions, and ARRAYS.

The Families Involved aud Their His
torie.-Tbe Builiuers-The Uende'-
ons-sispcys-RusseI s--Norris--tIif-
forsi-IIinchcitfre-- Cranes. de.
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every Thursday morning at 81 25
per annum, invariably in advance. The postage
on The Weekly will be prepaid at this ollce, so
That subscribers will obtain 1t for subscription
rice Of 81 year.
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STOCK.

There are two families Of Stocks living
In the vicinity OF Cartcryille, both respcc-
neighborhood. but it does not appear that
any of the male members Of tile family
had any thing to do with the troubles,
though the female portion, or at least two
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-09

This house contains 35 good rooms
Travellers will always find the best accommo
dations.
.Atrusty watch for trains and boats day and
night.
The Cairo bulletin., 1875-02-09

Et-One inch is n square.
Ss-ro regular advertisers we oter supsrio, in
ducemsnts, both us TO rate OF charges and man.
ner of displaying their fayors. 80"
Ia column inserted for Fif-
teen Cents per line for one insertion, Twenty
Cents line for two insertions, Twenty Five
Gents line for three insertions, Thirty Five
Cents u line for one week, and Seventy Five
Cents line for one month,
Communications upon subjects of gen.
erSl interest to the public solicited.
Ly-All letters should be addressed TO
JOHN ii. OBERLY,
President Cairo Bulletin Company.
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From the 1t. Louis Democrat, 9Th inst
The following families and persons
were engaged IN the feud
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-25

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lteB, lab CT, oaB It'd Smel Ifdnner mt oeirf
gSddlter aHt Der SSTite, Gcor9e gS. Nloorer
lirlttell.
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! ldlu9; SenprId trat oann blnSu, uu0 lbnt
mlOcrfubr OIcelbc SebauOlung, ipie ieiuem
Samerabeu. ienorld crlpioerte Den Sdlag,
uuo e8 gldnSte @tmUS in Ieiner 6auo, ais
oIelclbe aaf W(oort uleoerfubr.
VIoore gin9 oarauf fort uno fam auf ben
3tugcn Su, Der Siut u0n ieiHem 2(rme berabz
trauteln iab.
Dtalor Srefcmibac, Der GommanOant beg
6ortS 6oote, be5eu9te, 0aB Sapt. ebifiele
inn pom Der Sted)tret auf YtOOre erjdblte. Gr
l1cB Die bttoeu SOloateu arretiren uno iragtr,
| mer Den W(auu geitodlcu babe.
Ho8erS leAgHtte, aber ScH0rld 9cltano 5I
lhm eiucn Stih Ucrictt Su habcn unOIiiber.
lieie1te ben 3cugtu Oas yieiier, oeiicn.er ildl
tcOteHte.
Capt. Solln95belo pom 3onlpier ,2lr=
rom; :" Isabella Selow8, 9Sirtbbaitertn anT
Dem 9ampfer; SaS. u. Senuep, ein Dtutroic
be8 9ampiera; Sle. T. &lrbg, Der 6rleOenS'
ri6ter, pclder bic geiteni4au ubbiet uno
2Sm 0torriS, clu lteger, ma6ten Gbnlid)e
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meieutiihps ous
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fsn Jfo"rs Nrrbtr iib nm Mrn Soorrs ~
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9ofal Sertd,te aus gSaShtnatnt.

Us b tngto II, 8. s., "a. gtOu. -
Gin gtegerpoliSiit, Namens Halpb g8orn1leD,
purbe 9eitern inter Der Antla9e benz BOi5et,
rtdter por9efitbrt, etnen anoern farbigen
Wfann, 9tamen8 Chapman Sadiou, brutal
miBbanoelt Su baben. Der Ni1ter legte benz
8oltStiten elne Strafe BON So nebit 8oiteu
al5 Subnopfer auf.
- 0te 8jGbrige Sodter Der 6arbigen
Qoutie Sadiou, bic am Samilag Qbeno our6
bic @rplofon elmer 8oblen Sellumpe id)mer
perbraunt wurbe, ltarb am 0ienItag Wtorqen
UNI llbr.
- Inter Der antlage, am Sonutag 9tbenO
aus Der 9Sohnung beS 9rn. 3. u. Sfferz
oinger, ytr. 226, 8. StraBe nOrop., Sleiz
oun9sitiide uuo gSertbiaden seitobleu 3u ba=
ben, puroen 5wel Negermdodenr 9tamen8
Mtarp Yerrp uuO Charlotte Gins, bel oeneu
it6 Der grObere Sben Der entpenoeten S0hen
oorfane, Der Seffeutlibteit tniofern eutriidt,
ais man ite einlperrte.
- Sn Der gtdhe oeS Baibin9tOu WOn1.
menteS fanb man 9eftern UtOr9en ben bereits
tart in Serrpeung itbergegangeneu 2ei6u0m
eiueS neugebOrenen neiBen &Inoes.
Sn Aleranbria muroe am Sonntaf
9lbenb pr. @aleb ltbep oil Der 0enrpitraBC
Don etncr GofOmotiue Der yS. .zW. zSabnge
leulfaft iiberfabreH unb 10 erbebltdl Oerlett
oaB er am Dtontas Nahmitta9 ietneH Ser
lebungen erlag.
- 8as Argulneut iiber ben Nutrag, oi
8eihlagnabme bon Sttmann'S Gtgeutbun
SeItenS Der Staot auf3ubeben, ut bis gum
Sanuar arfgei6oben morben.
- Sn Georgetown fano geitern cine Siir
geroerlammlung bebui8 agitation Oe5 Sauei
elmer freien griide Itatt. Jtat lGuaerer Se
bate muroe Die game angelegeubeit al ell
ans 3ebn 6erren deficiencies GOmite Der
mieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-25
GuropGiiJe &ahelberi1te.
Hp,tffA(onN

Seutidtano.
8erl II, %. gtODbr.-@eqen 9r.SrouSz
berg ift cine Iuflase megen betriigeril6eu
SanterOttes anbdngig gemaft worben. Der
Dottor befinOet iid nod III 9aft.
Ceftretd1.
SaroitaI Rauidber.
g6ien, "a. Jfopbr. - Cardinal Rauid)er
lit geitorben.
@nglano.
&ono II, "a. 9sOu.- Die y8oI" iagt,
oaB Der I6tb. SEQ. SO. 6unt ais erter 2orb
Der IOmiralitdt abtreten uno in benz Barll
mentSgIieoe 2orb $. y. s. @orOOu pOn @bi,
DIETER sinen gtadiolger erbalten miro.
Ser Srins BON sSales In Suiuoicu.
2onoo II, "a. gto0. - Gine SpeSial=
0epeid)e melDet Der Zines" BON Bombay,
oaB Der Briu5 uuo ielu @eiolge beute Wforgeu
bon SarOoa in beftem Sefi1oeu Suriidtamen.
Ser 8rinS begub iid lofort an 8oro Der
nSeroptS" uno reti't morgen mad &eplon.
6ranfrtidj.
Barl8, "a. gtou. = Die HQhlz Bill mar
beute mieoer unter Serdtbung. 8le &lauiei
megen erIgeheimen abitimmung wuroe per,
worfen. Die 8ablbiq nimmt etnen fir Die
rcpublifaniid)c Bartei uebr uno mebr ungiinz
ltlgen @barafter on.
JtaIten.
9on, "a. gtoubr. - Sn Der 0eputirteu=
TANNER iagte berte Der Winiiter oeS NuSmGrz
tlgen in @rmioerlug uuf cine 2lnirage, oaB
Stalieu { II bic Serlulte Ser in San SaluQoor
mobuenOeu Staliener politii6 genugtbuuug
erbalten babe, baB ieue 6egieruug aber tetnen
Sdlaoenerlab letten merGe. gr Iagte, Die
ttalieuiidle 9tegierltn9 weroe auf ibrenNebten
beiteben.
9fom, "a. gtop. - Ser italeniife Sanz
belSminifter uno oas Hbilaoelpbter gluSs
itellun9s- s-@omite baben eine @onoeutiou M
ter8eidnet, I'M Die Sertretung Stalien'S aui
Der gSeltauSitellun9 gu itHern. 9a5 @omite
mtro Den uotbmenoi9en 8aum Oerlan9en uuo
bic Sperationen itbermahen.
Sdiffs=Serid1te.
Sel D t, %. 9tooenlber. - Die 8arte
n9ermanta" 9lug nad) Baltimore ab.
Qioerp o o |, %. 9toubr. - 9te Srigg
v@len 9S. Wtitdea" ging nu9 Baltimore ab.
90 0 y / le, "a. 9toObr. - Der 9ampfel
,@lDiia" traf uon yteru=Dor bier eiu.
VI o b le, "a. 9toubr. - Der 0ampfer
,@aipian" lit BON Baltimore bier eiu9etroi-
fen.
gRarft uno B6rfe
Von6on, "a. yeoObr. - Die @0nIOlS
itanoen beute hOber, al8 3u irgeno elmer 3eil
lett Dem 1S. San. 1860. - 95f fir 9el0 unt
95 11I16 fir griei. - 9ie 0i8fonto.&ate i'm
ofienen Dtartte betrug beute iiir oreimonGt.
lide Bapiere 2g-23 Bros. - Qmerifaniid)t
BonbS '65er 1888, '67er 1889. -1Ol4O lO5}
ueue 6iinfer 1O48. - @rie I4b. - GOnioll
% 5l16.
8artS, "a. NOp6r. - 0teuten &C 6rc8
324.
antwerpent "a. yiOubr. - 8etrOlcun
28@ 6rts.
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Ste 3etf0rttttg oes Samplers
yGttD OF gSaco+"

8alUe It 0 n, "a. ytoobr. = Oa5 BerbOr
Der Berioneu, lpelhe bel 4uiiu9uns Der Bal
ia9iere oeS 0ampierS y@itp Of @aco" tbdtig
waren, uub weld)e ben Malt i'm Sole fanoen
unb unteriu9ten, bat ergeben, DaB Da8 6euer
obne l3peiiel uuten i'm Sdiiisraume aus
brad. Uebrere 3eugeu iugteg aus, OaB wez
uigitens 200 Siiten Del i'm Baiier iAuam.
men, Die nift einmal perier9t maren. 2lus
Der Sbatlad)e, baB bas fleine Boot abgei6nit.
ten mar, idlieBt man, OaB menigitens Elm
Mann bas BOot perlaiien bat. - Mebrere
Sau6er fino iett an Der Arbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-25
Scr ltnter9an8 oeS 9ampfers rYa=
ciffc"

Gan 6ran5lS 20, q. Noo.-Sn sic
toria, V. s., itnoet 5nr 3eit eine llnteriu=
dung Der nit benz llntergauge oeS Oompfers
yBactiic" suiammenban n9enbenrlnitanoe ltatt.
Dtan pirO periudeu, Die Sfii3iere unS Wannz
idaft peS Sd1iifeS ySrpben8" oortbn 5u
brilgsu, &bas. 8bOmpion, elmer Der Sra
troien bteieb Sbiffs8, bat auSgeiagt, baB Der
Gapitdn ie,nes St)iiie5 Die llrf0d)e oes I'm
9liidS gepeien lei. Derielbe babe gerabe5u be-
foblen, oas Sdiff anSurennen, uno alS oaS
llngliid gei6eben lei, babe er iif utht peter
I'M Die uHglitdliden UNI 9iilie rufenoen
BQiiQQlere Qefiimmert.
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&ithtter Watffr0tth.

II 0 % c, WtId., Il. Jto0ember.- Deute
Gforgen fritb uuroe in Der o@rlteu ytatioual.
Sanf" elm fiibner, erfol9reifIer 9taub ausaez
fiibrt. Der 9Sdtter puroe gefnebelt, Die
duBere Shitre ceS GeWDlbeS geiprengt uno Die
innere erbrodlen. Die 0tebe itublen srpii9en
1900 uno $4,000 Dollars. Stint oOer ieds
Mdnner nabmen oil oemfaube Sbeil, @inige
berielben ltanoen 98a9e. Ntau glaubt, b0b
iid Die Sanoe nad ueridieoen 0i6tuugen bin
Seritreut bat. Die 8eanteu Der Banf bieten
$1,000 Selobnung fir Die &erbaftung bel
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Sie Reorganization Oct 8epMblt=
famer In Wtratttteta~

Serlud,, Die republitanii6e Yartet bon Sir.
ainien our6 erne Suiion NIT ben unabhGn9l'
gen at reorgantiiren, bat ii9 ais elm Sebl
id1lag erpteen. Bromiuente uirgtniid)e Re-
publitaner lageu iibriSens, baB Die &epubll
faner ais Barter feiuen 4ntbetl on Der Se
wequnq baben unb DaB i'm gan3en Staat'
feline slpansis Otann ieicu, melte oielen
@ori6lage ibre Siligun9 5u Gbell welosI
Infieu
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Ser 8rosee oer Wtt9lteOer Ses
SaiiinniiSz z02ifrne6.

q. VOuiS, q. yfOD.-0er Er0SeB oe8
gS. .. aperp muroe beute im Sunbes=@ez
ridte fortgeiett. Dtegrue muroe meiter ais
3enge pernommeu; er iugle, er babe 2loerp
peri0uli6 fein @etO gegeben, oOd) SOpce babe
tn1mer Elm Yadet fir Nuerg erbalten. aOerD
babe 3eu9en in 9Saibington eingeItanOeu,
oaB ct @elo erbalten babe.
Wttlmaufee, "a. ytoO. - Die 6dlle
Der 9eitiaere Better @abert & Siemert uuo
2eOpOlo gSertb WurOen beute Abeno II llbr
her cSI1rn iiher1ebpn
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Wnr0 ftftn SiiD.

Ybtl abe , I a, "a. gfoo. = Wan
aebt bier NIT benz Ylaue nm, CUR Sdfular=
feier cine &ieieuperiammlung aler Soloater
oes lebten Srieses gu perautalten. Stan mill
uid1t nur ale 9enerdle Der liiollfen iopobl,
pie nDrbli6en Trmee eiulaoeu, ionoern re6
net and aut ben 3uSug BON pielen 8auienoer
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piirbe iebenfalls erbeblid ba5u beltrageH
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5efretdr bes ,,gtdtional @omite'5 Der Sete
rauen," bai bem Blame bereitS 9ebensfraf
perlieb ZEN uub benielben Der centennial Com
milton" urlterbreitet.
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Iodl Elm SSerbredler.

Sauer btll, 0taii., "a. ytoU. - Ju
6olge grOBer gSaarenuerluite, bic iid) Der
&leioerbdnpler S. 9. gSheeler ntdt erfldren
fonnte, iab berIelbe itd GenDtbigt, 5u falliren.
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@lerfS, Ndmen8 9all, Der ieitOem peri6mun=
ben lit, ben 2aben naf uno nah I'm Sorz
rdtbe Sum g8ertbe bon $4,000 beItoblen
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fur 0abet SntereIiirte
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hat Die frlbere, lang uon
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iuieoer eroffnet. Berlouen, lpetfe
CUTE Nobeln
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ab. Serluit $4,000.
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Our9 ben 8rano Der 8rauerei beS lorn. So
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iidert finn. Ser Serlult an ben Geuement-
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Setra9e BON $4,000 beidGbi9t.
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it0rt. gSerluit $65, 900.
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bas Stdbtd)eu mar cine Seitlang in 9roBer
9efabr. Serluit $4,000.
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Charles SrGBeH= St0tlou um 1875 Ilr Wtor9ens,
Souutu9s duS9enommen.
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fob beute Morgen aus bem 3udtbauie bon
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beamte woate am Dienftag Sorinittag binun.
ter in's Sbal itetgen uno mirb ieitoem pers
miBt. Ntau glaubt, buB er rudarenb oes
StIrn1ea Qeitsra Nbenb umaefommen 1T.
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bel oem Sooe ieines SaterS groBe Serm0gen
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es lit beute i9iper, auf nur anndberlo ben
getraq an,ugebeu. Ser bieiige SruuObez
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