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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-17
CONvEYANCERs' BLANKS.

Bills Of Sale
Bonds for Deeds.
Contracts
Deeds-Warranty
Desds-Quit Claim
Execution eale-Shsrin's Certificate
Leases
Mortgages
M"rtgsRes-Chattel
Mortgares-Partial Release Of
Morteages-A1ignment of
Mortgages Satisfaction Of
Aortgaees-Notice Of Foreclosure
Mortgages herifF's Certificate Of Foreclosure
Powerof Attorney
MISCELLANEOUS.
Bonds for General Uss
Notarisl Protests
Notice Of Protest
Marriage Licenses
Pronissory Notes-on heavy linen paper. with
interest coupons
School District Bonds, with IL coupons.
CnatSel Mortgage Record.
Record Book
Justices Docket
Town Orders-in books Of 50 or 100, with stubs
Booths Township Manual
Justices Mammal
A3rOrders BY mail promptly attended to.
1drAny blanks or books not on this list will b,
printed or furnished to order.
W R.MITCHELL
St.Cloud. MINI
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-17
B1.li,A,1lS KS.

Tho attention Of Attornsy', Justices Of The Pssee
Town Omcsrs others II called to very tull and
complete supply Of blanks These blanks printed
with new type on good paper, and are Of the furms
most approved and in general use. They will be
furnished Ut St. Paul prices:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-02-17

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

A Miniature 1c,an with Finuy Tenants from,
EVerv CLINE The Ossniag.

Miniature ncran with Rinuy Tenants from
EVerV Cline The Osenias.
The features OF the New York Aquarium
ar ht Ginning TO assume deflnle characteristics.
The 10 isonrv OF toe great tank, witn its llv,OJ0
gallons c.picity, Is completed, all this reser-
yoir att,i for service. A considerl1Ie force
Is employed on the several basins, which
Will Over.ie this basement structure, and give
accom- M odatiou to scaly tsnantry. Workmen
are al.o engaged on rocAety adJ AGENT To a
basin occupying one end OF the aquarium,
waere sea elephants and sea lions ere expected
TO emerge and sport among the crags. Spaci-
mems Of both marine and river life VIII be IN
cluded In this great aquatic ex ibitiJn. the
central BASIN s TO be appropriated to the tra ned
ssais, which Will doubtless belong To "a hlgnlY
oaltuFed class, being now under training IN
Boston. -Four exp editions In pursui OF marine
animals for the mana !ement OF TINS enterprise
arc eng gel Oh tho coat OF Labrador. m the
+ iriac among the Bermuda, and along the
| allan GO So.
Ihis aquarium. which Il said 10 ne second In
siZe only tO that ~ Irrigation, England, IL mod
elied more nearly after tue ono at Manchester
viii IL IN some respects II superior In con~trlr-
tio'l ~ ths b. glton one. A circuit OF the 0a
'cOuy ga rounding this building .ivss a val, IL
% feet, from wnicn q SUCCESSFUL Of wiudO~s
affords view u the interior. y Dirl Il 1Jart-
msnt. a itpOfatori, and a re lJilg room, dlsD
form part Of tue plan. All artlnXements, On
n tho ~tgu 'ture AMI exp sdiupn3, are nicely -
be fulrliad I y ,he proposed opening Of the In
sutuliou early IN September
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
New YORK; Markets.

SATURDAY. july l5-FLoUR AND MEAL-Phccs
S,tR 5ret soSI business AZ int decline lIgn rt,lc
an We quite state and Ncslein sunernne. q 80
wheat extra, a aoa;i s. do 4 ana X s5o.to u
do. winter wheat ana NN, sitps - Nm, "a
ern ahers ana fanny oranis' sogtiS a'oori. s.i'
Hrindl Nue, a. $3.50. hYe noar-superhhv a. -
~torroS Spots barely stc1ly. sales $50 hales for
consumption. Middlng upisn t. hic. h9an iH,Hau
cy I'm Hs' MI Say ar a. II e. To- jas, Al gir.c tof
Aa;9st II ~ S3s, i'r MA ~ az Tor ri b Gum T.
'rpe liverpool uarAct gAet ana uuehangedi mldl,ins
a. cfmfs Tie market was generally quiet but
u-.. fuf Wn u.Waed 1ne iale ADVANCE ANU rt"uti
N. VISIONS r.rN nrnar, WIN sales IN johhlug Wy
AT s"1& N sso 80 tor ners. anu l2oU nhs Tor AN- g
al i6is iosc Tor hui wcishts Lard ann, r. lut q III
~ mS spoL SAL 400 tcs. AZ Nl0glils's Tor n ~
o., or future delivery osng Al az Sc Tor August tui
haIer gnceanse3li state Grkln, aaa 'go' l;.ss''i
pail. lHG-5c.i western las and III s, iHtl'
tory adi0c.i We,tern dor ac,pr Ers- r',nrr qu,I,
DHs,ItY ~ teslo@ i,' we ,sFa "n , MAJ ,
quest ior export, anu osed nrur nrid sales i,' ~
S ssa a !, a iGp sP ro SliS IS '' Nas 6 o
tioSs ii 10 Tor 80 NliiwauS,r .prns, s3 gtlI" ~
sctiye, cosias rather nrnl,r sses 5000 bush q ~
No rlalcd View ors NIKE e, i9r gralod ~ 1.
~ ,r'mS nlit's' 'ern 4osiac Sora rail- ,ct
i S5 5a.S S 'is' fo S' %s.lsra ~ i aaemu:
"-'' .ul~r " e. ~ t53rr and yellow ~ tt45le. &c.
s%qe,.,sV 4 i ao&ii a. Or ta@iaSa ~
AIM, AT ltiit, tor ryagsai "a b3.S' ana gt-yt i'r
again de,icdh nu' GrNa 70 Loeion by steam iod
snd l% a! "a, sam steam as aI 20 and aT cn.sss
,cda,l p.tr euh t9 Sronstadt, 9s I'd dc. g "a
srS do to ' So 3d. %h.koy ds and ana
atSI lSStlls!ae Tai!ew quiet al sac io' pnue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
rIyavcIAA AND coMMERcIAA

SATURDAY, July l5-P. M,-Speculaton
AT tho stock Exchange took downward turn
consequent upon the closing out uf eeveral thou
sand shares Of Lake shore Tor the account Of IN
operator, preparatory 10 leaving town Tor the
summer. this fact becoming known, lively
attack was made upon Michigan Central, which
broke2i, Z cent TO a., attended 10y consider
able excitement. The decline WAS accelerated
by a loss in earnings II the road, amounting to
tl1l2l for the first week In July, as compared
with the oOreaponding period 0f last year,
while 90 day seller options at ~ assisted also m
demoraltzlng the market. western luiln,
which had opened strong at II. On announce
mcut that thc dividend would be paid 10 dhy,
yielded to iOA. Lake Shore dropped from b.
to Aa4 sellei Z, bat AZ TINS point thVra were liu-
eral order, to purchara. 81 that The urico ralieI
To b5}s at the close. the hears IN Nichll ran Cen
ttnl also commenced covering, aud ctused ~
cOyerN TO AZ. while ~. Paul preferred at tho
same time moved mp from llis to ~ New Jcr
sey Central WIS cent. better in the closing
trade AZ Nv ANA Ere q al l4}s the remainder
Of the list rIheoliug a nrmer tone. Fort WNus
sold al l0las aud lte}, tuion Fhe,b, oVtItl !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
OROIDE.
Tailors Taken In and ~h0cmnkcrs Weiicf
by QHarIetie Of spec nlafsrs.

Tailors Taken In and ~hocmnkers Weiicf
by II QHSrretie Of Spectators
About six months ago Superintendent
Walins le.rned that four men were travelling
ABOUT the city swndling taiiors. shoemakers,
and mtfm~n by a confidence game From one
Of the victims, tailor the Superintendent
learned that II was the custom ~ tue swindicrs
to enter a tailors store, and telling MIN that he
was the superint enjent 81 a cloihlng house,
Offer to hirO him AZ foreman. While taking the
swindler's confederate entered, ana represent ID
that ne had just cnnle from Germany, ann thst
cloths that he drought with him we're held IN
the Custom House becalse he WAS unanle to
NV ths duty. Tueswlndler, nup1 eptiY touched
uy niA cuufrdeTate's STORY, uIereA aim money 10
nay the dutY: bat tue confederate refused II,
sAylaR that ha was not a paupef Ihen taking
from a case four watches, whose cases seemed
to Le OF guld, b. sald that he woIli pladge them
a, sacuritY Cor tbs loan Of Sl1. Tao tdhpr at
vancsd tue money au1 took tue WATCHES, AnI
soon afterwari tue swindlers went away ih'
watches were orpide. Yesterday Deceive.
ktng and LYON. arrested tmuel 1chmllt ana
Samuel Goldman. ami thoy wore idontlhsd as
two Of ina swlndlers by Chlrles Leniz OF 3lI
HUDSON street FrAuk : .hn Of 81 Bat mr., T.
Uiutn street, Henry stale, aud osoefs. schinldl
has several aliases, aud has served u teTu ia
State Prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

currents, and told how the men In tho pilot
houses had 60 master them and outwit them.
This description brought Mark Twain to mind.
The writer asked the Captain II he knew Samuel
Clements, the Iilot.
"THB PILOT" MARX TWAIN.
1.-THE Hrnnibnl boy7 The one that's called
NJ ark Twain" he replied; "he warn't any pilot
that know Of. He's writer. He wrote about
me once said couldn't yet a biz steer up the
gang plank until | twisted its tail then N gave
a jump ana went on like thunder. II was true
enough. but IL want worth putin In print"
The whistle blew for "a river town. and the
Captain went forward to see what he could
swear AZ. Down below the passengers we're hug
gtng close to the rail With their chairs looking
ut the river and talking politics. One lOno
gambler sat ut a table with a pack OF cards,
with which he toyed while he looked around
for u victim. None coming, no yawned and pat
up hts prsteboard. A young Iowa miss NJ the
piano was singing to some sleepy women and
men "a gaspipg version OF "O-a-ine. Dame,
Se-weet. Se-weet Tome" When the town Was
left behind the passengers one by one dropped
Into their narrow berths. and next morning they
were reused in 81. Louis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
A Michigan Pioneer.


Erastus Hopkins of White Lake. Oakland
county, one OF the oldest settlers Of that counly,
died the OH inst. lie was born in Oueda
county, New York, Aug 10, 1904, and was nolily
seyeny two years OF ago AZ tie time OF his
dea h. He came to Michigan, then territory
IN June, 1888, and purchased = farm OF 80 ac.es
In White Lake, which he lived on up 10 tho tine
Of hts baltimore than forty three year,. lie
brought his family west ia October, 1854, aud
built \ log house. He has himself recorded the
fact that when he moved into this house he had
less than 81 IN money, and nothing to live upon
until he could clear his land aud raise sume-
thing. That winter he shot several deer aud
caught some nsh, which heued t. exc out lly-
ing, and the next year TO raised - crop Mr..
IIOpktns was married three linos and hHd elght
children, four Of whom survive hun. Three
OF ms SONS served In tue war Tor the Union, and
ono was killed Ia battle. The Surviving children
are Ralph W. iiOpkins OF White Lake, Major
George IA. Hopkins and Miss Lydia q. hopkins
OF this city, aud Charles G. HopNins, VINO Y adj
uated from tho Law school OF tue Un,yerslty
last suriug.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
A PeIriaed Marine Mensler.

FTlI "a m ITIIII ATUIV
SonOma county abnuuds in vegetable,
animal, and go ooglcal wonders. The latest no.
tdnli Development Is the discovery Of tnc partly
petilAed remains OF u monster OF the deem ON a
husi4u GA MalsOn = ral3h, Oh tLo llne ot the
Marin narrow Gauge RaIrpLi, bct frru valley
Forge ana ffcestone. Wnilc 10 Nnik, tItrp days
ago, III cut, gang Of neu. At lie Itl ot tlur-
teon feet, came upon a pccu'lr formation,
which presents almost certain Indications mat
II W IS once tho body OF Wha.o. IL lie, ieuglu-
wise OF tho cut, ani Is aIout l,N feet in length.
Alex tudtr NdnioruO1t brought to town Spacl-
meu3 OF the bunf part Of the creature. IheY
doubt thst they are parts ~ th- bod, ~ a NC u-
her Il IN, many iTihe. Al thB tme place were
found petIinsd shells OF different kinda ana "a
substance Two inches long and about ono Inca in
diameter at me base, winch mad evidently besn
the tooth uf some animal A bone, four foet
IOug aud about eight Inches In diameter, sharp
AZ DOtn enls WAS also fOuAd, powders nearly
round, aud weighing from 100 to 6OJ pounds, ara
numerous la the cut.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

OF late years the Increase in the number OF
amateurs who interest themselves In athletic spors has
been rapid. 1her opportunities Of entering into com.
pol.n hardly equal however 70 their zeal Mr A..
A. Cutis. secretary OF the New York Athletic club,
with the view Of encouri gnR young beginners has an.
noaLced "a excellent p.uswme OF spJrt Tor saturday,
.y 20 uprn 70 al. a-fcufs. Iuc games 10 be- as
falows 100 var 10 40 yards, ana mile amt a
t.uIile waINs au of VIA Ch are to be handicap. lac
n~Ft IA The race runs the ia OistNcc, those u
eos solrg receiving ttaris OF one yard AMI upward
ersorug to lrnutn of the AND the handicap.
T9i'- cpl lpn % tie Ebi ties of the cnuteetants 4
chaucr i- thus afforded for an TO win one o Le prizes,
Gc-igs pen1 De- fnr ticl OF the races r1c entries
VIII close ol July y With Mr.. urts, box 2ori. New
lur. Il g. tac lUttIuon 20 nave the gam lrlp u
hte M the afternoon a. posshe 50 AS To AFFORD those an
opportunity 90 at Ad WAC might OtherWle Zoe prevent
cdhv bushes. gag -cuons. Phc tC uH ~ TIE spurts
viii oe the New ora Athletic CluO Grounds 81 Mott
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

In State bonds there recorded sales Railroad
bond strong. with, however light trade. chi
ana NOrthwestern consolidated coupon gold nunds
advanced from oSts 10 p5A The principal desii -
were AS follows Pdciic OF Mo 2l. SO Northwestern
con. coup gold bonds 0ss t9js. .hlgn and So. con-,
s7i9sS7ia MI. ana -. Pau, G. ". div, P7s Mi.
81. PIul con sinking funi OLE Cen. Psrn, ~ ii
ponds. ioSls ecu P enc site and bonds, 1854
grant, lo2sa Mo, h. /. SINKING fund 54la Cen.
Pacific lsnd grant, 96l9 en-, Il. and Dayton con.
sinking fluid, p6/ Pacnc OF Mo lists, w n j. Cen
tra conv. 90 hes. and Ohio lists coun. on, 81 Mch.
.en'r5, -, Is be; and hnd reg 1871, hoy Erie
liusi.
Ihe following were tho opening, highest lowest ana
3 i. NJ. closing prices VI stocks to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

~ on t,e ChINii0a Giptr.
Only drop g. the outhei.
But ever! dtup Wld ttili
The bucket Nuul sI1A ur empty,
without M" drops Ia the vel.
Only poor liltlc penny,
IL was all | had to gives
But as penulrs maze tht uJ lafs,
II may help some cause 20 live.
A few lltilc hts OF ribbon
And sOmo tOls, thvy wore not new,
But they made tue sigk rhll hAppJ,
MhicI mas made me h lppy, too.
Only some outgrown garlnentsi
TnVY Nrre III hid 10 sparri
but iheS ~ he y o. tiothe ms needy,
Aud the Door arc every where,
Awurd nov aud then VI comfort.
That cost iuc not lag to SAY
But tue pour Old man iigd happy;
And Il helped HIM un the way.
CD iOyeth /, q chet, ful glVer,
Though he siit te paur md small'
What duth tic itiuk 81 al, Cllldr,u
When lhey never gNe II ailY
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

YESTERDAY at the Exchange Scott Myers sold
under foreclosure, plot Of land. 40 by about 100,
on side of SIXTY nrst street. 90 feet west u
Ilrst avenue, kl0.l5u
The total value OF cry real estate sold NJ fhc TX.
change for the past week amounted tn f0u2, So 40
against tiai 3b7 the nRures for the wrch prev us.
number OF foreclosure sales announced Tor Mon
ddy al The Exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

Pacific Mail 25x025'S; and Producers cunsoIi-
d ted Land aud Petroleum Company nav.
The following table represents the opening,
highest, and lowest sales, regular wa2, during
the past week, together with tho nun Der Of
shares dealt in
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

POM JEWS, july a severe hail storm
passed over the southwestern portion OF fkc county
Pa, yesterday afternoon. II a,toncs OF the sil,
wa nuts m 90 r drpth " three inChes, anu the Crls
y gIg much
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
A Breach of promi.e suit for $40. 600,

Henry Plush, grocer M NJ trcy HVenue and rod
ney street, brookiin, was lodged M Raymond street
Jhl YESTERDAY, Ia deflult OF 81 0OO hal, IN suit
drought ny susan Nlson, servant maid, fot slVroo
damage fVI breach " gfVW.-e,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16
Apeiaultlus Railroad Omeiai

HALIFAX, N. T., July ll-Alf. Brush, rre7s.
urer Of tnc lntercoloual RAILWAY has abscoAd"d u
10 sad % be aeiauiter TO - largo Sn9nht h9ir hc
cOunis place denciency at tjloV1 ohe'r lV!A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

The follown ~ were the comparative estimated earn
luRs Of the ONO Mi,ttsiuVi Railway COMPANY TOR
tnc Arst quarter IA Jun, 1876 sGad7Aid mrs. quartz
IA july, 1870 t635os.SN, Increase IN 1919, tl-V.so
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

Marx Twain ~ omen to engagements at SEQ a
nignt. lie does not care to lecture, hut oilers
t. read some OF his humorous productions. lie
Il really one Of our best humurists, and Vet as
lie has been often cheekered with sorrow. lie
lives IN Hartford. Marx Twain has got on won
then his books aud his lee uies have put money
into his purse Uitil he 10 worth about $lOJOJ.
In addition to which II may bc said That mis-
wife has a SNUG fortune Of her own. lie ls, like
most humorsts, vetv sensitive, and this IL Que
reason why lac objects 10 IeetArng. Sometln cd
the audience IA ind rerrnt u his best thugs,
and the lack Of applause under such ciIcum-
stances affects him IKE a shower bath. John q.
SaK", whose wit Is 80 sharp, Is now very H. aud
can make no engagements. lie lives IN brook
Ign, and Is now past sixty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-16

Bret Harte demands $l2l per night. He is now
getting UP play for the Union Square Theatre.
Bayard Taylor Is tlso unattractive AS a speak or,
but his reputation a n traveller renders nm a
curlosity. Hc Is o permanent resident Of this
city, and writes editorials for the Tribune, u
holders. Mr. Taylor Is more thoroughly DER
~ Rnized than any other American. III speaks
aud writes the language with great ease, snd
has read much of its literature. This explains
the fact that one of hi, cnuice subjects IA
"Schier." Mt. raylors fee Il SIS aud he VIII
make but one Western trip. Taylor IL said to be
rich aud has certainly made great sum out Of
books and lectures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-11
Sd,fHS.iitF1nc.

Y i OIL, 9.Ge3br.- Die uou Bblla0clpbla
u0d Yoruuuo, Ne., bclllmmtc Sri9g ,SbIt-
taller" iranbCte Ill UWgGngcnCr 9tad)t aui 0cr
;, |SooO. .Gu0. E0rrc" III &ap 500. 9as Sabr-
;Cug miro mabridctnlid) lpieoer obue beOeu-
ltllOc SeidJIOI9un9 fOtt gemQdt werOen.
9iem bnrgpOlt, Ntaii,, 9. 9e;br. -
Der SdoOncr IS. 8. NtcGartbD," BON Bbi-
laoelpbto uah E0rtSmouth untcrweg8, frau.
octC bentc gtor2en 0Gj berSalISburp'cr Barre
uuo mtro pahridciulidD BON Der 8rauouug
iCrtriimmCrt uerOcH. Die Wtaunldlait lputOe
gercttet.
g8aibtn9ton, 10. Dc;br.-DcrS Signal.
beamtc i'll Sap 61nrp tcle9rapbirt, Dap Die
aus 6oBoaubCu bcltcbeu0e 0edaouuQ, ionic
olC S0lilte mo ClH Gbell oeS Sor6crGedS 0eS
SdooucrS n6OnHle S. Sbotp" geitcru in Der
9tNbe Der Equalization ans llier gcipiilt
mWOCn. bic ItGnuid)ait unO 0lc @attm ocS
&aplt1n5 wurocn mt nit Niljbc gerCltet mo
langtcn III balb crirorcuem 3ultanoe ON Her
ou. 9nS 6ahSeug niro mabrihciulid uou
ocr Sranouu0 Scrtritmmert mcrecn.
Gu ia, Nld., 10. @cjbr. SIN Der
,,@sorgta 'crGcntral. 8abn" 9cb0riger Sdiepp~
nowpler loHr IN bcr pCrlauaeutuNad)t 10Wel,
len obcrbnlb Guial0; POiidgicrc unO NNuuz
id)aft murbeu gerettcl. 9as uuterc Oed bes
9ampiers IL pou 29ofer, uub ungeiGbr 200
SalcnNaummcllc wurpcn bon 6GrSuUmuaq
we9geiithrt. G5 1T nubetnmt, oh Oo8 Eobrs
SeHg Ober Der Sarge Ucrltdert narcn. 9as
6cbGeug lit nabribelulidJ total uerlorcu.
u cmsD ort, Q. 9c5br. - Ser Sd)lepp.
bnmpicr oNtarp S.&mtiS," lpelder nit elmer
Sag9crmoihmc Sd)lepptau oon Bortlauo,
Nte., uah Baltimore untcrme0S mar, lit in
IlSrbdlb San0D 9oof geltrnnoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-12-11
Germiihte 9epcfGcm alsS
ysesD=QIorf.

9icw y OFF, 10, 0cSbr. - @ol0 er0fncte
geltetu 81 1913, emtm nteorlaereHAgiO ,al5 5u
lrgcuo elucr .3cit lett Dem Sitrgcr.rjege, ans
0cnommcn i'm giOpcmbcr 1873, 3R loeldlcr
3.lt oaiclbc aui 1864 iiCl.
- G0pitdu 5Oltub .. @riuoIe, ser fribcyc
Btiebl8bo6er Der SaIte ct. Wtarf." tucld)er
angetlagt mar, ben Goo eines Yt0troien ourd)
granlamc SeBanblHng OeraulaBt 81 b0beu,
wurNc gcilcrn 81 SpcUdbrlgcr 3udtbausitrae
oerurtbetlt.
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u0b( nuf ytnll berab uno CS ficl etn lettter
Sdmec. Su Der obcreu Sat ging Die Gee
iebr bod, mo uou SaHop 6oot ans wurOs
geuclOct, ouB eiu beftiger Stlrm miitbe.
- Sobn NtorrtiiCp 5abltc am legten 6rei=
ta9c unbC3u 100000, Uelte Guf OQ8 9telul.
tat Der BrafOeuten .gSabl geructtet tpOrocu
porch, oil BIC @ctteuocn 3uriid. Worrife0
hat uugcfibr nod S50O,0O0 i'll 6GnOeu.
= $1r. 5obn Seup trot porgcitcru baS @on=
toleurS 2lmt 0n.
- Su Solge oe5 geitc"uMorgcn miitbenoen
SturmcS purhe Der neue @leoator am TuBe
Der lGet 6O.SraBe i'm 8etrage BON $4,000
bci6Goigt. Sin gGGd)ter, gtamenS @owaro
Eonep, mIrbc BON berobHitr5enbeu SrImmeru
eridlagen.
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III 0ngetommCn,
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~ SuB, binter Vr. S3 uno Il, Sobnlonltr.;
GuB, binter Srucez nahe WieSenspitr.;
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ter Der Sioofzgde osr @itmorfraBe uno Batterion=
uon u. gseistittet nm oifenen Sbuppen, bel 70
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ron S. GaIenbe: I'm stan, 12 oe is ,sub, binter
g!t. 15S. gBsftfraBs;
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gtr. 253, Sno.Pdc1ftr.;
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pon Dem Nadlas y. S. GoHoap mn bo(iern,
6tonte sn etuem S!ab, btnter yr. 120, Srantln
.poH 81. ssnnstt un ssiblodenen sduppsu, bel
12.sus, Giuter gtf. G.. Hrebetid. slpeuue;
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G6es s8togowau
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bon a. aSeinbsrn um etu edlo, SIT. 1oi. siO
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nan :. slsrn TIM stau. bel io Gus. hutsr sir
321, Mtice Qnaitr.;
bon z. 8alpn un seidtoffeneu Stnppeu, bel
SuB. butter str. 275, 6ranftnar;
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pen, IL pei q SUB binter 9tr. 2l5, Aoro=@oenftr.
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