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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-06-14
The Black Eyed Rebel.

The Black Eyed Rebel.
boy drove into the city, his wagon loaded
down
With food to feed the people Of the British
governed town.
Aud the little black eyed rebel, so cunning and
30 sly,
Was watching for his coming from the corner
Of her eye.
His face looked broad and honest, his hands
were brown and tough,
The clothes he wore upon him were home.
spun, coarse, and rough;
But one there was who watched him, who long
time fingered nigh,
And cast at him sweet glances from the corner
of her eye.
He drove up to the market, he waited In the
His apples and potatoes were fresh and fair
and fine;
But long and long he waited, and no one came
to buy,
Save the black eyed rebel, watch ing from the
corner Of her eye.
"Now who will buy my apples ?" he shouted,
long and loud;
repeated
to the crowd;
But from all the people round him came no
word of a reply,
Save the black eyed rebel, answering from the
corner Of her eye.
For she knew that meath the lining of the coat
he woro that dsy
We're long letters from the husbands and the
fath:rs far away,
Who wore Citing for the freedom that they
meant to gain or die;
And a tear like silver glistened in the corner
Of her eye.
But the treasures-how to get them crept
the question through her mind,
Since keen enemies were watching for what
prizes they might find;
Aud che paused q while and pondered with a
pretty little sigh;
Then resolve orept through her features, and
shrewdness fired her eye.
So ale resolutely walked up to the wagon old
and red
May have dozen apples for a kiss ?" che
sweely said
And the brown face flushed to scarlet for the
boy Was somewhat shy,
Aud Re saw her laughing at him from the cor
ner OF her eye.
"Y,u may have them all for nothing and
more, il you want" quoth he.
~ will Lave them, my good fellow hut can
pay for them" said she.
And she "lambered on the wagon, mindng not
who all we're by,
With'a laugh Of reokless romping in tn, corner
OF her eye.
Clinging round his brawny neck, she clasped
her fingers white and small,
And then whispered: "Q1ick! the letters
thrust them underneath my shawl!
Garry back again this package, and be sure
that you are spry!"
And she sweetly smiled upon him from the
corner OF her eye.
Loud the motley crowd we're laughing at the
strange, ungirlish freak,
And the boy was scared and painting, and 80
dashed he could not speak;
And: t. Miss, have good apples" boder
lad did cry;
But she answered "No, thank you," from
the corner Of her eye.
With the news Of loved ones absent to the dear
friends they would greet,
Searching them who hungered for them swift
she glided through the street.
There is nothing worth the doing that it
does not pay to try"
Thought the little black eyed rebel, with a
twinkle in her eye.
Wa Carleton in Har-per's.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-06-14

A TERRIBLE MIsTAKE.--The Leaven-
worth (Kan.) Times has the following
item It is now certain that the young
man Callahan, who was hanged by a
mob in Edwards county, short time
ago, was entirely innoc9pt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-23
To the Republican Party.
ADDRESS OF the National Commifiee-The
Satisfactory Result of the Fall Election.
The National Candidates the Represeu-
tatives of the Best spirit OF Reform.
HEAD QUARTERS NATIONAL CoM-l
MlTTEE, FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
New York Oct 10 1875 L

HEAD QUARTERS NATIONAL -CoM-l
MITTEE, FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
New York, Oct. 19, 1876.
The Republican National Committee con-
gratulate the party which they represent and
the country upon the result of the Fall cleo
tions already held. In Maine, Republican
majority of less than five thousand has been
increased to nearly sixteen thousand. In Yer
mont, the old ascendency has been fully main
tanned. In Colorado, Democratic majority
of two thousand has been overcome, and Re-
publican Governor and both branches of the
Legislature elected, securing two Urited Sena-
tors and three Presidential Electors. In Ohio,
a Republican mjority of $500 has been in
creased to between nine and ten thousand, and
fveRepublican Congressman have been gained
In Indiana Democratic majority of 1000 has
been reduced to 5000, with gain of four Re-
publican Congressman and the Legislature up
on joint ballot. These highly gratifying re-
suits have been obtained in the face If frauds at
the ballot-box and an unparalleled use of money
by the opposition. They show the drift of pop
ular sentiment, and clearly indicate national
victory for the Republican party in November
All that is now necessary is to continue the
vigorous prosecution of the canvass, to secure
protection for all citizens in the right of the
ballot, to bring all legal voters to the polls, and
to practice the utmost vigilance upon the day
of election.
Fortunately for the country, our candidates
represent the best spirit Of reform, to which
they are pledged by every act and utterance of
their lives. Their success alone will insure
honest administration aud preserve the Cover n
ment from the unfrieudly hands of those who
recently sought to destroy it, and who now
seek to prey upon its resources.
q. CHANDLER, Chairman.
R. G. MCCORMICK, Secretary
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-23
Men and Women.

The tenor, Capoul, who is soon to marry the
daughter of Grevy, president Of the French AS
sembly, is now studying the hero in the new
opera "Paul and Virginia." and after the run
of the piece, will retire from the stage.
Bartbolii, the sculptor, is described as a
slender, dark-eyed, amiable, unpretending man
of about forty. native of Alsace, yet of Italian
Protestant blood. He has already seen great
deal of the world,-has travelled in Egypt with
the painter Gerome, has visited Sana (the cap
ital of Yemen in Southern Arabia,) speaks four
or five languages, and is true artist by nature
whatever estimate may be placed upon his
works.
Thomas w. Waller, Speaker of the last
House of Representatives in Connecticut, and
now a Democratic candidate for Congress in
the Third District, was in boyhood a street.
Arab in New York. A gentleman New
London picked him up, had him educated, and
gave him start in life; but it will be observed
all the refnements of good Connecticut society
could not eradicate the Adam from that Buys
breast, and he remains Democrat to this
day.
The Louisville Courier-J ournal has an up-
tanned correspondent in New York who writes
to this effect: 'Palmieri, the new soprano, is
success. Some of her notes are heard others
gurgle ike oil emerging fIom narrow aper-
ture under a heavy pressure. Belocca has an
uneven voice In getting down to chest notes
she doesn't glide, but literally tumbles over
huge vocal bowlder, and the bump of arrival is
the next thing to discord. Her lower potes,
wbeu she gets to them, are charming
Me- Jn1ia Ward Houa laoturod -
kee last week, and the Sentinel thus describes
her appearance: "She is Of ripe middle-sge.
with squarish countenarce of the benevolent
type Her grayish-blonde hair was brushed
back with the severest simplicity, and sur
mounted with the white Grape of a Widows
mourning. Her dress was plain, of some dark
stuff that almost locked black in the gasligbt,
covered with Quaker-like black shawl. She
wore spectaces, and bouquet relieved the
| simplicity of her attire
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-23

THE South has many sins to answer for,
but it is not altogether responsible for that
absurd tournament at Philadelphia, where
men in full coats of mail and calling them
selves knights rode at hoop. There were
fools enough from the North to represent
seven states. Even New England had four
''knights' in the deadly fray; Massachusetts,
New Hampshire, Connecticut, and Rhode
Island, each being represented by one of
these terrible creatures. The North fur
nished seven Sir Popipjays, and the South
six. Our foreign visitors must have been
highly entertained by the show. Let us
hope they believed it to be only an American
circus, and thought that the knights" were
circus riders hired for the occasion.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-23
FOR SALE.

"A FIRST-CLASS Millinery and Fancy Goods
~ Store, situated in one OF most hourishing
factory villages in the State Desirably located and
doing good business Sold for no tault If not
sold, would take first-class Milin r as partner.
one who can give good references, &c. In luire OF
JOHN L. PALM Err.
aug15dtt 10 Middle St., Portland, Me
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-23
On the 9th of October Gen. Cary, of South

On the 9th of October Gen. Cary, of South
Carolina, said in public speech:
South Carolina is white mans state, and,
in spite of niger majorities, the Democrats are
going to rule it. This We swear to you by
Heaven and in the face of God.
At Hampton ratification meeting the
same man said:
The Edsefieid policy, that is the shot gun
policy, won in the state campaign and will win
plainly tell the negroes that the whites are
again in command of the state. We Demo-
Gratis do not want their votes. They will vote
against us at their peril. We must warn the
leaders that "tbe tall poppies will fall first
L, for one, would shoot first chamberlain,
Elliott, Patterson, and such carpet-baggers
and second the miserable white native scala
wags and lastly. the black leaders generally.
At another meeting the same man said:
Go armed to the ballot-box, and meet force
with force. Ii any one tries to prevent you
from carrying the state for Tilden and Hamp-
ton, the person or persons who so try must be
removed out of the way by the use of sufficient
force, and if it becomes necessary to shoot
them in order to remove them, we must be pre-
pared to shoot rather than be prevented from
redeeming the state from Radical rule.
Gen. Cary is one of the foremost leaders Of
the Democratic party in South Carolina, the
most prominent advocate of Tilden on the
stump in that state, and the man who, in
connection with Butler, the Hamburg mur-
derer, manipulated the Convention that
nominated Wade Hampton.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-23
TERMS $500 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
ONE of the manv veal, ro,n,

ONE OF the many weak points in the DEM
ocratic claim Is the including of California in
the Tilden list. Tilden has about as much
chance there as he has in Ohio. The Demo-
c-ats only had plurality in the state last
year. This year Independents and Republic.
ans are united, and command clear major
ity of 5000.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-23
CONCERT BY CHANDELIERS BANI
one-half hour previous to each lecture.
THE COLLATERAL LOAN C0MpAvI

VIII dl1 hold its thirty third auction sale of unre-
following days. at its Banking Rooms liz Snn1ma anu
st., Boston, commencing each day at 10 O'Clock q n
This sale includes gold and silver watches dJamond M
silver ware, furniture, pianos, fire arms books et
Goods on exhibition at o'clock, morning of seSo
Loans made daily, on all kinds of properly.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-23

THE 10th inst. is said to have been the
most lonesome day ever known in Kentucky,
nearly all the Democrats being out OF the
state for the purpose of voting in Ohio and
Indiana.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-23
$40 Per DaY

CtAN be made by energetic statesmen with onr
~ goods, Call at 423 Exchange Street, between
and 10 A. NJ ,or enclose 90 fol sample directions
&C., to Box 1882 Portland. Maine ia2Odsodtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-23

In Maryland the Republican prospect of
gaming two members of Congress is good.
or one Republicans feel sure. That Confed
crate majority will soon be thing of the
mast
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.
TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT.

A LII freight destined to points reached by the fol-
IA. lowing Fast Freight Lines, viz: Red, White,
Blue, Canada Southern, International, Hoosac Tun-
ne and Merchants Despatch, must be shipped by
Boston & Maine Railroad. For through rates and
bills lading apply to r A. MCCLUTCHY,
Agt. Fast Frgt. Lines at B. & M. r. R., Portland.
aug24 diff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-10-23
THEI PRESS
MONDAY MORNING. OCT. 23, 1876

we 90 not read anonymous letters and commun,-
cations The name and address of the writer are in
all cases Indispensable not necessarily for publication
Dut as a guaranty Of good faith.
we cannot undertake to return or reserve commu-
nications that are not used
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EVERY regular attache of the PRESS is furnished
with Card certificate countersigned by Stanley t.
fuilen, Editor. All railway, steamboat and hotel
managers will confer favor upon us by demanding
credentials of every person claiming to represent our
iour
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-19

nsuert uaO acluii INNER Den 9aaren ibre ur.
iprlnglide Gortc gicbt, penn %Dieielben erb!ei,
tcn ODER ora aemorem liao. ga rcist Die
udbrcnoen Sreome Gil %aciunecr lbatiatcit uno
erbdit bcioeS, oas Soar unO ieine S16nbeit.
llcberaus ihluades nno franfes Soor miro
aldn;eno, ae'dmeiOis uuo tart; pcrlorcnes
gaur iu0dt luleoer nit lebbaftem stusorud /;
au5falcnncs Soar yiro aehcnimt uno ouia.
halten bWnnes @aar miro bid uno ansoe.
bIidsnes uao araue5 9aar betommt iei.nc III.
,priinglidt Sorbe plcocr. Seine sSirtuno i'll
|i;her uno uuih1olih. Gs furirt Bic Sdluo.
pen aui Dem Mopie, BELT ale uurcincn GGite
dno bGlt Dee NopI1ollt riibl, rein rnO meit.
inter meIf-n @%sbinounQcn aron!beitm Ser
}Ioptbaut unmogliM lino.
Ills cine 3uribtunq fir Gnm.n,Sooy mirn
ons @isOr Defenders iocqen leinss wohl.
tbuenoM uno an0cncGmm @erlld,s Qepriseu,
|un0 ueaGi l;tne3 eiin5cloen GasitDenS un6
|ocr GiiHc bon elati3tGt, mcId9c c; btfiet, 90.
'ddtt.
3ubtreitct BON
Or. s. s. Nper & So, 2oiue0, W1oli.,
prattiid ano analptiid) @lemifcr.
Gs miro p%ertaait bon aucn IpotDrtern unp
@ebisinbduNlsru. en-
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DQ1l
g. S. Spicer.
81. Gloub, IS. Sept.

Sic Inerifancr.- Sim |olf Ser
@,It 1T 10 piel nil 9tspepiie %scplaat, ais Die
entertainer = unb obidon lanojdfriae Gr.
fdbruna n Der 1r;tlidcr @iFcnihaft bi8her
fcin pirtiancs Seilniihci a~uisuiineen Der.
modtc, bis cnblit Green's August Flower
ais 0cilnittcl gcaen Nicie Grantbeit uno oeren
iblc SoiNcn einaciiihrt muroe; 10 lit icood,
olc'es Mittel in allen Sd!lcn nit ioldIem Gr-
fpi9 a~ngepaiot moracn, 6ab ss in Sen Ser.
Stao'en tcinen Npotbcfcr mebr qiebt, Der nidt
August Flower emriichlt fiir olc Uallc Ron
Spspetiic uao 2cberbeidmerseu, @critopfura,
lauren Masen, Aopfitmer; uno ale llnoto.
n,,nsen ocs Magens wno Der Seber. 6ebt ~
current Ipotbetcr unO U~erlangt cine 6lalbc fir
10 eents 'ur Trobe. 3mei @aben perbea in
alien Sdaen 6iilie '@leiifen. @%eipobnlite Sla,
id)en 10 Gcnts. IS
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2iterarifWeS.

Gerlos BON gen;iaer 8rctbsrs
IN STEM Sort. = YbonaslHents. @iulaSuaa
ouf oas ilufrirte Sani!;subIott
,,Wlte mne Regs @tlt" 1876.
Sshrlih le Ssite L, llu,ih(as 81, 50 eeite
Sert in GMarto nit bi.len 3oi,idaitt.n.
auseroem IN 8 6eften xcd je elm bcionoeres
lAones einlnatthao auf : oneopier.
Treis pet Ssft: 90 gcats Der Sahroaso:
5 Dollars bel pRstelidDrli6cr Sorausbeab.
lung.
Sam ais Gratis>g-ami. .~ca ser
shrtfbei@esrunN" in f~,inte,n Oelfor>
oeiorMd naG chem @em1loe oes bsfauuten
'tllnfcnr Protectors Nunrtas MIueA
ieNe Satsahluna slua.rSm g.aen sic
qerlnge 3adsabluns bon 60 Gen!s per @latt
SoteStburi!iAsa 6areenSrids .6ers sciu"
uno .Ssr3 WeriG", naA Wt. 2. Hefdman.
5u 6..js5eu ourt all @utfonetumetn uue
e~9tntcn Der Sersinist.n staaten IMerita's,
loW E Sur9 ole GsrIeQer.
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9aWpUepe0ufI
Staat Minneiota,
gano Sifite
No,,I .n{k. n 10

W.. Fuut, OSSlHl. =. ICIO.y
90 miro bierSurh sur nIeeneiuen Nennt.
.niB gcbrod,t, oas bic G%pmnuilre Der Staatss
.%anosSffee ole Shul, nSntcrnoI Smprnbe.
msnt" unp Agricultural. @olicQe" 2InSercien,
melfc obaeid)abt unb nod unncrfouit Iino, Al
ct. GlpuS, am "a. Sttpter &c
oifcntlih gum Icr.oui ausbictcu merben.
Sic naDere %eid)relbune reS su pertuuitn,
Oen 2onocs, oeifen obgeidGstcr @ertb unb Die
acknowledgements fornen /. Der Office mes
S~iuoitors bon Stearns eountp eingeleDe,
Uerocn.
2dnocreicn. an melhcn Sic SntereiIen bon
wei oOer mtbr Sabren nidt besablt worSen,
Sen ais Ueriautn crtldyt nuo micber ,ur,
+ ausoe6oten meroen. fiinI;ehn Tro.
!. Nouiprciies uno 3micn ~ Z Vro,cnl
,ittrenoen Mauflu.niae 0om &crtauIstaoc
Spn |. SUM 1877 finb beirl Nniauf bu0r
IL e%ntrid)ten. 8ei @ol;lonb miro nod cine
ounuMt atcid) Dem Serlbe bes @ola.s Al SEN
nnfithn Tro,cnt t~crlnngt tpcrbcW.
Noh Der ertcu 3atlnr1 fam Die Rcftaui.
fullme enipeoer baor o0er mad g4unia) ots
a0ufcrs in @erminen bis ,u 3pan,ig Sahren
mad BEN @~crtauistalc entrihtet merNen, Dor.
uuS9eiegt oas Die I 4ro3ent 3inien am /.
}Arj eincs ie0en 5nhrs3 uorAuBbe,a6lt mcr.
sen. @enn Die fdaioen 3in'en nidt bcio1lt
%lOsroer, laiien 0c SanOerelen o1nc ,~peitcreS I'm
cen StQot SurIf mo iUerDen iOle0sr 6lfentiii,
r~erfnuit, nuber sic ooppettc Summe Der rid,
ltdn0igm 3inlcn meroen i'm 0orous beaabit.
.. .. Us ! itcOmb 3,
80 EommiTar.
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M1tel nun &cltsnpreie,

Kir terpeiien uniere Qeier Auf bic AnSdse
|bes Ser,u 8. eeriAbadL gambler in Mobcln,
81. tloub, ct. 0ermainkr aSe, maize Der fatt.
8;rMe. 6err Veri4ba&, welAer nit ieiuen
oroftu qaoet anisurdumen oebenit, Wiro its
seu sam,ss gorra'b sam 3oaenprsis persas.
fen. I"
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Rcuc Mpben, ncac Msaayen,


in benz Woocpaarcn . @ei1Gil bon s
'Sttcnsmeier, Ct. @louo, St. Gcrmain
Strase.
Sen acelrtcn 0amcn ION ct. 2lcub IN,
.la.s.senO sur sell. Na5ridt, SAP mciH Gag.
|opn Scrt1- nnb @intcrpaoreu gan, usrupl
f1noi9t it. Gie moo,rHheu 0amsn. Site
rcriertist aus 5tros, Sil3. sammt mi
5tloc, persen 6~iuiscr Oertauft, ais il suoor
Sco,rn, 8lumen. @dnoer, Srigcn &c. III gro.
Der Gusnahl. GIN ooIitlnoi9es IIortin.n'
9erliuer 3cp09r 98oQe, @crmontomn earn.
Gid. SsiDt, %Stidmuifer, Stamiu ioiuis foO(
inocr: srifcl, ~ sablrcid INN an3ufibr.n
9IuscroeW zine grobe Gu5mabl in Samcn.
ee(,bauben nod Der ~ueucltsn giuoe.
Stimplng ua0 5Oararbsitcn, Ionic al.
2rnt.s N.rren pxaflit uno su ocn b%inieff.n
Brsiieu ausg,fulrt.
-. Gtteremcicr.
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Cute Nemiafeit aus



Ser Undergraduate bringt e anburdj ;ur
augemelnen acnntnts, baB sr iia entiAloien
bat mad Dem |. October 1876 fei,e @aarcn
.mcfr auf Credit gu uertuuien. Sd nercc
mad Dem %senannten Sage mciren @crratb an
0rp.@oons, Groceries, S1uhen uno Stiefcln,
%fertiacn a%lcioern, %orssIlan nno @lasmaoren
nur ae9en b a a t rNer Tarm,Yrobnfte
lcoOd, iii iebr ernieSrtstcn Vreiicn, psrfauicu.
Me oieieniaen, iucId,e iib ais mcinc sdulrncr
ri'ien, miiilen lire Bidder. uno Soften. Saul.
Den bis lanaitens l. Iouember 1876 berid)ti.
Gen, ocnn nah Dem %acnnnnten Gage wcrben
bic Bidder cincm spbotaten ,um GoIeetiycu
i6er9eben ucroen. User alio Soften fparcn
pil,. iprc&e ;ur 3eit Dor uno bcridtigc ieintn
MIditano.
Gbarles 8uss.
@olS sprino, september 90. 1875. On
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N%Atunashou 6. 9. mebcr.

Ghte Msoisinrr ~ Iiteraier
Gfsrei'en. NIB bod, iiadscm man Is
Ibernu prcbir hat. fuuit man in s..
3 cDultcn'8 Nrctbefe s!tc3 biiiocr uun beI,
Ter. Sein gcidait Gnt mcniacr Gus!oeeu iuic
'yg:lh elm anS.rcs. er bciatG feline Seatc,
BELT init teincm Tar.nsr unn ~ptl!iert Fin
@tid6It Iclbf. Gr lam clio biuiecr ptrfous
i'm mie irgsnh Elm Hnhsrer - uio hdlt cine
Nuspotl bon 1artsn, Nur;rln, Srautern
Nnb Mcbitamenten, vie man fe ionit ~niraeros
TlNet.
6Mter Matb
5oftct nitts Mno wirb germ wno fr.unolid ere
tbeiit.
Ieceptc
tpcroen :u 'Nrcm nirfl;d)en @cyttc anscictiat.
gdtes @ Site 2eas
wirp nit 1915 per 100 D p~ertauft.
8orar, 25 Gts. oas Nfumb. aemiifter
&os.liaamen, . b fiji 20 @ts.-A lles tiuia
lno gut.
Anerilrs iertis smil@te Earben
III alien edattirunsen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-10-19

1876 Nder autes eane, : NsiIsa tRli9 esa
govrtbouS ~ ct. GIsub, srssseas an ses
MiNiSppi. Elxt, tonHen unter te1r ssaeiAea
oebinounsen ansesautt tperos". Cas gans
n t6s;I,uciEie pols,, ssisien. unb Yrairielons.
.ains ~ausausiAaete velsatabsit: en- aptlases:
IiMatt ~ bstreibea. inbesn Der Masn saeese'
XII. Nir6ss xns eAules in eeriHser 1ntIer'
~ Judge McKelvey.
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Scr q prbFcru

II Die .Sebn 1eeres Molin"
VfIIse" ,werben 9arartirt. has ne leben
@obcn fdubern unb fiM out ertalten. Web
rere Nrten nit bolsernen nno ~eilernen Sr,nen
tets pcrratbis bel 8. 8. & ". Fowell IN
Ct. GlcWe.
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Gin Xchrer,

ieit 10 Jabrer in niciem 9arce i'm 2ehriade
ibatis, muiitaliiA uno in Seiise bon iebr
Sutsn 3eugniNen. iuft cine Stsie nit ODER
obne SrsaniitcnoicnH. Tcrielbe 1T aud oe-
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