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HAYES AND WHEELER. al~ll
Great Enthusiasm in Burlington a

Great Enthusiasm IN Burlington ~
,i,nv -edrYi1 BuRLiNaToS,. July M
81 The meeting of Hayes and whtelet club
this evening was great success. The
city hall Was Allied to overlooking. Ad-
dreescs were made by Hon. Charles Sey-
mour OF Lacrosse. Wisconsin,, and Henry
Ballard, esq, of this city. Gov. Unier-
wood, who also had been announced as
one of the speakers was sick at st. Albans,
but sent letter heartily endorsing Hayes
and Wheeler Among the well known
republicans on the platform were eG-GoV'
Dillingham;, Gen. Grandey, Hon. Edward
Seymour, l.. L. Durant and John 7. Henry
of Brooklyn, N. Y The greatest enthusl-
asm prevailed and the meeting adjourned
amid music by the Queen City band, fire.
works and rousing cheers for Hayes and
Wheeler. H.
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The West Point Shooting Case.

NEwBURGH, July 81.
The sheriff of Orange county made de-
mand on the West Point superintendent
for the custody of Rothelim this afternoon,
not yesterday, as was stated in the newspa-
pers. The superintendent informed him
that the prisoner was at ten o'clock this
morning surrendered to the United States
marshall from New York city. The coun-
ty authorities here talk of referring the
case to Gov. Tiden.
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NJ, De%ilsosQsFraals .eSSniIyeaitlSonl. q.

pisq yIIsli1sqsRRNoFIBFD, Ms:, July ~
roqThsu De@RcrqpG state sconYeptipp, met
This 9oBping, aud eHfieecptfedd q stSmP9Fary Or
gapization-ieAfteT the, appaintEmentY pr the
usual committees the convention adjourned
till one o'clock.
tn" tcoGnNvGntIona 70 adopted nest. Louis
pIdtf6thf bso ny i6WH, it@ish id additional
plank, protesting againsfo tbnvict' labor b.
ThbenI and Hendricks we're fmy endorsed
Louis Stewart of Kendall county wal
nominated for governor unanimously, thi,
choice having been indicated by an infor
NAL ballot. A. A. Glenn was nominated
for lieutenant-governor on the first ballot
the convention then adjourned.
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PRODU CE MARX ETs.
sTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE RUTLAND GLOBE
Vermont Markets.


The following is a correct exhibit OF the stand
ing OF the Vermont butter and cheese markets
for the week:
ST. Adams MARKET.
ST. ALBAHs, July rs.
Butter, Common to fair, lesisc good, $50
1sc choice, lg@22c ; gilt edge 23924c, with
occasional sales at higher price.
REMARKS.
There was fair attendance at the market on
Tuesday, receipts large, market quiet and firm.
There is no special change TO note from last
weeks prices except for strictly gilt edged,
which would sell from to 2 cents per pound
higher there being very little OF this class OF
butter coming forward.
RICHMOND MARKET.
RICHMOND, Monday, July24
Sales were made at 12XCsl5 for ordinary; IS
@20c for fair 10 choice; and 2lc for fancy farm
dAires. Cheese sold at SS9c, one lot OF factory
at9Hc.
On Monday the market for butter was quiet
MILTON MARKET.
MILTON, July 95.
Fair to good brought 2Oa22c choice csc.
vRRGENNKs MARKET.
vRRGESNEs, July "a.
Butter ls@22; Cheese 70; Eggs l99l4 !;
Potatoes SOC oats SOC Beans $l.OOsllT.
NEW HAVEN MARKET.
NEW HAVEN, July "a.
Butter, good TO extra good. 1921 Eggs, lac;
cheese, lO@l2c per 10 potatoes, 80 per oush
ell Oats 4S9s4s per bushel Hay 500 10 per ton
Straw $40 per ton veal calves sc y 10.
REMARKS.
Butter was dun at zoe for the best, some
claimed TO get 2lc on fancy lots. shipments
were ISIS tubs OF butter $3.50 Bs); % packages
cheese Uo,O0l nsl $50 dozen eggs; cars of
lumber.
MIDDLEBURY.
MIDDLEBURY, July "a
Butter s2as6 Cheese l6@ls; Eggs 16al7 ;
Potatoes 4os45 Oats 60s55 Beans 81 1909 90 ;
Wool D ID 20@S5 Wood, per cord, s. Ovao so ;
Hay, per ton f991l Straw S6@l0 Pork per 100
clear $l09l6h Poultry, 1s@20c flour, spring,
81 O0as 90 do. winter, IS OoCa9 20 bvckwheat,
40 Graham, DC Corn, 7O9soc.
PITTsFoRD MARKET.
PITTsFoRD, July 25.
Hay, sio@l2 per ton Butter, 2la22o Eggs,
Ice Veal Calves &c D ID Poultry, loc Spring
chickens l2c.
REMARKS,
The was shipped on Tuesday 81 tubs OF butter
and 20 boxes OF cheese.
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Democratic Nominees.

New ORLEANS, July 81.
The democratic convention at Baton
Rouge nominated the following state ticket;
Governor, Francis T. Nichols lieutenant
governor, Louis A. Witt; attorney.gen-
eral, II. N. Ogden; secretary of state,
VIM. A. Strong.
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California Politics.

SAN Francisco, July 27.
The democratic state convention chose
the following presidential electors First
congressional district, Stuart NJ. Taylor
second, j. II. Budd third, Barclay Hen
ley; fourth, Frank Ganahl. At large, j.
G. Short and John s. Hager. The thirt
congressional district convention renomin
ated Luttrell for congress.
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Forty-fourth Congress.


bhNAIE.
WASHINGTON, July 81.
Immediately after the reading of the
i9orS Mr.. Bayard said am sure the
ID ID country willtbe 4eaply affected
by tuncement of tie melancholy
eve terday, the death of our late
FIN tother, Allen t. Caperton, SEN
ator West Virginia. l move, as
mark prospect justly due to the memory
of ibis excellent and honorable man, that
the senate stand adjourned until tomorrow
at til o'clock.
Mr.. Stephenson said he concurred in
what had been said by the senator from
Delaware. He moved that committee of
four senators be appointed to accompany
the remains of deceased to his late resi-
dence in West Virginia. Agreed 10, and
the chair appointed Messrs. Davis, Cooper,
Booth and Hitchcock as such committee.
Tie motion of Mr.. Bayard was then agreed
to and the senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Lynde, from the judiciary commit
tee, reported back the senate bill removing
political disabilities of Samuel Jones of
Virginia; passed.
Mr.. Foster from the committee on APP
preparations, reported back the senate bill
appropriating 500, 900 for the continuation
of the construction of the Washington
monument; passed with amendments, one
of which increases the amount to $500, 900.
A message from the senate cling
the death of Senator Caperton of West
Virginia was presented to the house,
whereupon, on motion of Mr.. Wilson of
West Virginia, the usual resolutions were
adopted. Messrs. Wilson of West Virginia,
Banks, Luttrell, Douglas, Hardenburg,
Faulkner and Kasson were appointed as a
committee to accompany the body to West
Virginia, and the house adjourned
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tina NJ, wife OF Rev, Myron L. Dudley, aged
80 years.
BLOoD-In Landgrove, July 10th, Edith Blinira,
youngest daughter or Oliver and Mary Blood,
aged years.
HoLLEY-At Dorset, July 10th Emelne. widow
OF The late Harvey Holley, aged 60 years.
PRATT r-At Dorset, July 18Th, MIS-. Bethlnh
Wheaton, wife OF Rev. Rufus Pratt, and
mother OF Rev. p 8. Pratt, aged SO years.
WRI-HT-ln Starksboro, July 26th, Samuel
Wright, aged SO years.
CLARK-At ChitUenden, July goth. Of consumu-
Jion, Mary, wife OF stephen Clark, aged 10
years.
KiNGSLEY-In WalliDgford, July god, William
NJ youngest son OF James and Ellen Kings
ley, aged years and 10 months.
COON-At the town farm Rutland, July 23d,
Josf phi CcOn, aged about 20 years.
GIPSON-In Brandon July goth, Laura, wife Of
G Gipson aged 81 years.
TUEL-In Ascutneyville, July 18th, Royal Tuel
aged GO years.
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Temperance Camp Meeting,

The directors of the New Haven camp
meeting association have generously voted
to appropriate their beautiful camp ground
for temperance camp meeting, to com.
mence August 10th. This is intended to
be a general gathering of temperance peo-
pie from all denominations and all temper
ance organizations In the state. A call
signed by the chief officers OF these bodies,
with full explanations, Is expected to be
published soon.
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TRAINS ARRIvr At RUTLAND.
From Bellows Falls. 1900 a. n. 30 9:1'p, m.
" burlington 'll0U Is. m, 30 p. M, leno
D.. - -
Tlcondoroga, '1l:Oo a. M, via G. v. r. r.
Bennington, 1915 g 'ii:OO a. n., $3.50 ts:4l
Oh" Saratoga, 10 45 p. M, T45 p. m. w
- Salem, l 100 & 20 o..
Port Henry, 12.45 and 7,45 p. N,
TRAINS LkAvB RUTLAND.
For Bellows Fails, t4.lU and 'll.4O am, g. 1880
y. m.
Buriiny ton, 100 g 10 o. am. 'qa5 483 pm
Ticonderoga, ago .. III via G. v. II. II.
Bennington, $3.50 & ll;t6 a. IN, t2:lO 1C:ot
u. ~.
Saratoga 945 q. M. & IS 90 p. m.
Salem, 81, a. m, 1915 y. IL.
" Port Henry, I.4o a. tn, and $50 p. M.
Mail Train linked
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NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

This IL TO give notice. that on the 18Th day OF
July, A. D., 1876, a warrant was issued against
the estate OF Timothy q. Gibson, OF RuJ and
in the county OF Rutland and state OF Vermont
itors' petition that the payment OF any debts
and delivery OF any property belonging 10 said
bankrupt, TO him, or for his USE and the trans
fer OF any property by him are forbidden by
bankrupt, 10 prove their debts. and 10 choose
one or more assgnees OF his estate, VIII be h Id
at a court OF Bankruptcy. 10 be holden at the
In the county Of Rutland and state OF Vermont,
before W. g. Veazey, esq, Register, on the Ith
day OF August, A. ID. 1916 a. 10 O'Clock a. m.
GEORGE 7. FOSTER,
United States Marshal, as Messenger.
luly2aWyW
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock and Money Market.

NEW YORK, July 81.
Custom receipts, slil, 900.
Treasury disbursements, $3.50, 900,
Money closed at lNd2 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper 3@4 per cent.
Sterling exchange dull at 4sSa49O.
Gold opened at ny, and closed at Ia, with
sales In the interim at INK.
Clearings at the Gold Exchange sl2, 75O,CO0.
state bonds nominal.
Governments weak.
Railroad bonds somewhat weaker.
stock speculation was tifm at the opening
but soon afterwards coal stocks suffered an
other decline which carried down the general
list The greatest decline as usual of late, was
in shares Of coal roads, Delaware, Lackawanna
and western declining from 9TA to 81 regular,
and 93A seller New Jersey Central from 64H
to 6lI. The shrinkage in other stocks was
less marked and ranged from u TO ~ per cent
toward the close. The bears Killed Commo-
dore Vanderbilt again. but 1t had scarcely any
effect in accelerating the general downward
tendency OF the market,
The transactions in stocks ro-day aggregat-
ed 1892 shares The principal dealings were
Western Union, 5000; Northwestern, 5000
st. Pduls, ~, 600 Lake Shore, 10000; OniOs
$500 5000 Pacific Mail.
Money offered at 2.
Gold C osed at 1ll5l.
Governments dul
Sta' o bonds quiet and nominal
Stocks closed active and very unsettled.
The following are the closing quotations
U. $. IS 81 reg",',ll94 Harlem ,..,.,.....l3Sh
u. ). 5-20S 6i coup. Michigan Central. 43
U. $. 5-2Os '65 old. 1i5af Panama ..........i33
U. S. 5-20s 65 new. .li1af Union Paciflc...,. IS
| u. $. 5-20s 67...,,1lg14 Lake Shore q Mich
u, y. 5-295 '6S,....12l1H igan Southern e. 521
U. S. 81 new,....l1Sk Illinois Central.... ~
| U. $. 1040s reg. ...lls% Cleveland & Pitts
| U. S. 1O-40s coup. .11SH burg. 95
| Currency 6s...... .l25H Chicago & North
| Delaware and Hud- western. ......,. S91
son Canal..,..... 30 do Dref..... 621
| Canton. 81 Cleveland, Column
| Consolidated Coal. 40 bus q Cin....... 26
| Cumberland. -, e, IS N. j. Central....... gu
| western Union Tel Rock Island. .... l07I
| egraph.......... cox NIL. q st. Paul..... 56]
| Quicksilver ........ 10 do pref. So
| do pref. 10 Fort Wayne...... 1G2J
| Pacific Mail. -. o.. 22H Chicago d Alton. =. l0l
Adams Express. .1lO2 do pref..lo6
| Wells, Fargo & Co. 81 Del, Lack. & West. 81
| American NJ. u. Ex- q. b. & Q.........llT!
press. ..,........ 59L Hannibal ST. Jo-
| United States Ex- seph. II
press. ,......... 73H Central Pacinc... les
New York Central Union Pacific. 49,. .l04
and II. X x. ..,.l05L Exchange long. Ass
Erie....... ...... 1917 do short. 400
| do Dref....... =, 20
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fN' sFl1if ~ ANN HNl wv
From Washington. 13d o..
eoMaYfqErfow odMMrktH. ~

70 stHs ODE uw6gfNbfbsI Jhy27.
'Then' 'se8ate dit0mnitteg 'don1acbuhg
thetce held a rmeeyiBg' dthiys afsrnodn
Rhd took Up and agreed upon me sttah-
b6at'bAt, and objected Senator Bobt#er to
report it to the senate. s1sTHe sbnAte itorh
mittee mas entirely femddelledths bill, Ard
as agreed Upon to-day II leaves The law sub,
'stanthlly asst how EXISTS ei afR .qm~H
ON MILITARY ACADEMY.
The conference committee on the mill
tary academy bill held meeting this after
noon, but, after a long discussion, adj
journed without coming to an agreement.
THE CURRENCY.
The committee on banking and currency
again failed to vote on the currency ques.
ton to-day, Mr.. Cox being absent, i'll.
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The Ulman Case.

NEW YORK, July 81.
The habeas corpus case of Nathan u
man for whose extradtion to Pennsylvania
on the charge of false pretenses, Governor
Tilden gave warrant, was again argued
before Judge Westbrook. His honor dis
missed the writ and turned the accused
over to the Pennsylvania officials.
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BANKRUPT STOCK AT AUCTION.

The undersigned will sell at public auction,
on Wednesday. August Sd, 1875, at o'clock, p.
m, In store No. II. Center street. Rutland,
Twenty-Five Fine Single ana Double Harnesses,
Including some very tlne Gold Mounted, Black
Trimmed, Gentlemens Light Carriage and
TrottiBg Harnesses Also large invoice OF
Halters.
L. DAWLEY, Auotioner.
N. B.-Thls sale is worthy the attention OF
the trade. People In the surrounding towns
can save from ten TO twenty-five dol lars on
each harness, by attending the above sale.
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Life Insurance.

The Vermont life insurance company of
Burlington, have recently deposited one
hundred thousand dollars with the Treas
urer of this state as security for their poll
cy holders. This will permit the company
to do business in every state in the Union.
Col. Hosmer, the president, is now organic
ing the business of the company in the
waat
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The Railroad Suit Against Tilden.

NEW Okh, July ST.
In the suit of the st. Louis, Alton and
Terre Haute railroad company against
Samuel j. Tiden and others, the order
heretofore granted, extending the time for
the defendants to the first Monday in Oc-
tober, has been changed by consent to the
first Monday in Augusta longer time moi
being deemed nece ssary.
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Consular Appropriation Wrangle.

WASHINGTON, July 81.
The committee of conference on the con-
sular and diplomatic appropriation bill held
a merli"g, and successfully voted down
number of appropriations suggested as a
basis of compromise. Excepting in this
negative manner no progress was made to-
wards an adjustment of differences.
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Burglary.

BUFFALO, July 81.
Thomas Morton and James Hadley from
Rochester and James Dudley Of Toronto,
entered private house last night, while
the inmates were out of doors short time
and stole money and valuables. They were
arrested shortly after and fully identified.
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A Dastardlv Act.

Some unwise partisans at Whitehall have
done good to the right side by cutting the
rope which j. D. Hancock put across the
street to hang Hayes and Wheeler ban
ner on. The indignation aroused by such
smallness is far more effective than the
banner could have been.
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Chairman Town Committe,

The democratic voters are requested to
meet at the town hall in Mechanicsvile,
Saturday, June 29ih, at o'clock p. M, to
choose three delegates to the county con-
yention, to be held In Rutland, August 1st,
and also to nominate man to represent
the town in the next legislature.
M. ID. HARRINGTON, Dem. Town
JOIN GooDsPEED Committee
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State Fair.

Mechanics hall, f)ral hall and quite a
number of stalls, etc, are nearly completed
tor the state iar at st. Adams. Each OF
he larger buildings is 30xl00 feet, and very
substantially built. Messrs. Harvey and
Watts IN have the contract for building and
are pushing the work rapidly toward COM
nj ton
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Congressional Caucus.

WAsHrNGroN, July 81.
At a democratic caucus held in the hall
Of the house of representatives tonight,
the question of the repeal of the date of the
resumption act was voted on, with result
of 90 members for repeal and % against 1t.
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Seriously Ill.

HALIFAX, July 81.
Arch Bishop Connolly is dangerously i'll
with gastric fever, and there are symptoms
of congestion of the brain; there is little
hope of his recovery.
LATER.
Archbishop Connolly died at midnight.
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A Prosperous Insurance Cumpany

The Glen's Falls insurance company re
ceatly held its SD semi-annual meeting
and five per cent semi-annual dividend
was declared. The company has adde,
over 5000 900 to its gross assets since JAN
uary, 1873, besides paying its usual divl-
dnnda
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Republican Convention.

WHEELING, July 81.
The republican state convention met this
morning at Parkersburg. Committees
were appointed and the convention ad-
iourned till afternoon.
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Good Time.

Mr. Norman Taylor of Plymouth ran IL
miles in 65 minutes and 49 seconds, on the
Playground track at Woodstock, Monday
evening last.
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ANOTHER BATTLE.
Indicted.

ST. LOUIS, July 81.
Defaultlng County Auditor Heath has
been indicted. His defslcatlon amounts
to $780, 900. His bonds are for $4,000.
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Mount Holly Primaries.

The republican voters of the town OF
Mt Holly, are requested to meet at the
north town house on Saturday, July Goth
at 1880 o'clock p. m, for the purpose OF
electing two delegates and substitutes II
attend the first congressional district co1
vention, to be held in Rutland August Sd
Also to elect town committee.
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LOW Wafer.

If the Connecticut river doesn't rise soon
there will be difficulty in getting the drive
of logs for Hartford over the dam. 1t has
now got to Norwich Vermont, and is so
large that it takes 200 men to handle it.
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8ntlaud asjetklu 6IubA !
FRIDAY, JULY es, 1876.
Western linton Tele0raph Otiioe.

once in south end OF passenger depot, Oh
Merchants Row. open on sunday from 9.09ts
1000 a. M, and 500 to 600 p. M, and from 9Of
weak
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Cleveland Races.

CLEVELAND, July g.
About Ii, coo people attended the rices
to-day. Summary -2.32 class purse Of
$4,000; first $1,000, second $500, fourth
roOn
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Delegates to the Republican District
Convention.

Barre-George w. Tllden, w. A.Boyce,
o. II. Reed
Montpelier-E. p Walton, James r.
Thurston, James 5. Peck, Joseph Poland.
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WATERFOWL LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For Week Ending Tuesday, July rs, 1876.

AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MARKET.
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nj Att AaIAGES.

BURNHAM-In Rutland, July 9th, a son to
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Il l,urnham.
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SHAFFNER -HASKINS-In Dorset, July 2Oth
by Rev. p. s. Pratt, Lorenzo Shaffner Of
keene, N. H., and Rose b. Haskns OF Dorset
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Boston Produce Market.
Thursday, July 2I.
NEW YORK AND VERMONT.

Butter-22a23o for cnoice; medium grades 20
t9sIo common ls9isc western l49isc; occa-
sional lots 2o922c.
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The following is correct exhibit OF the stand
ing OF the Vermont butter and cheese markets
for the week:
, 1876-07-24

Die Metbobifen in Deutid d.,
! a no. Die .Deuti9en Slatter" entbaltea
fol9etoe yfolts iiber bic 6ortlhritte Der Dte
tbootlten. Pronaaauea in 9sutlhlano: @ln
peridieosnm Srten fam man bemerfeu. oas
Der bon Imerita e%iustI6leppte Metboois.
mus, cine bis Al bober grcentricitat aeltei.
9erte muderhaftc Rihtnns,; in Oeutldlano
ifdrfsr nm fid s%esriffsn bat, OILS mands an
unbeotn9ten Sieg oes 9i6tss glaubense
Treunoe bes Sortidrittes iid trdumen lalien.
Dem nS6Wab. Mertnr" meroeu barber
aus Saoen einiae bea6tensmertbe, ,un
&betl semtb itberraid,snbe Noti,en mitae.
tbsiIt. GlS eriier Dtiiiiondr iener 8ietine.l.
lecte faul i'm Sabre 1949 Elm ~9eiuilier Saeobi
na6 S:enlen nno beaann iofort am San.
e~un9splase lels' @rpeduhgSlpert. QuS bte.
Ter et1et citation Duroea bis beute 481
Yreot9tpldbe, aus benz erlten aemietbeten
Saale IN &rumeramtbuus 46 st9ene &apel.
len i'm Werthe BON l 1913, CSC Diarf, nno BON
Dem erIten @roi6en, Der III Srsmen 9eopfert
wuroe, fies Die SatreScelecte auf $50, 5z4
utarf. Sn 6rlntfart beitebt ELL stssnes Bre,
ol9erIemluar, aus meldem ielt 1856 81 Bre.
bigger heroorgin9en, uno III Bremen Elm
Shh9eiAaft init Bud uno Budbin.
ote 80 bic 40 Meuibeu beid)aftlaen
ltno pier Sldtter mil nl9t penigi9er oils III
9efdbr 10000 Nbonnentsu eri1einsn lalIsn.
, 1876-07-24
bic Iashelan9 Der Sirma TrieSr,
&rmpp IN Niicn.

&uf Der &iener MISUNDERSTANDING bate Die
6lrma 8rleor. &rupp einen ei9euel Yapialou
erbaut, N weltem iie ibre @el6iibe uno lon=
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