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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01
Fatal Shooting,

Peggy Stratton, youJg woman about
twenty years old, died last night at her
home, No. 9l East Front street, from the
effects of pistol wound received last
Monday night. 1t seems that Peggy on
that evening got on a big spree at a
saloon kept by some cOloreL men at the
above place. During the evening she
dropped her pocketbOok, and accused
some one of those present with having
stolen it. She then went to her.room
and came back with Il loaded pistol.
The weapon was cooked, and leaving
it so, she just utit'inJo her bosom. On
pulling il Iut the weapon accidentally
caught in her garments, and was DIS
charged. The ball entered her abdomen
In the neighborhood of the navel. She
died last night from her inInries. Coro-
ner Maley will hold an inquest this even
Ing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01
True Merit will Win.

A few years since the proprletors OF
DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherr y
and Horehound introduced it here. 1t
was not puffed but sold on its merits
Our people soon found it to be relisble ,
aud already it has become the most sta
pie and popular pulmonary remedy In
The market. IL quickly cures the worst
coughs, colds, Group, bronchitis, sthma
and consumption. Nothing acts so nicely
in whooping cough, and it is so pleasant
that children readily take it. Contain
ing no opium, or other dangerous drug,
it is as safe as IL is sure. Trial size, Zoe;
large sizes, SOC and 81. Sold by JOHN
KEEsHAN, Sixth and Walnut streets, ,and
W. Ii. Adderly Sixth and Mound streets.
Also agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which never fails. Pleas.
ant to take, and requires no physic.
Price 25c.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01

The day was well observed. Business
was almost entirely suspended, and all
the churches OF the city were open tor
religious exercises. The places OF
amusement were we'll patronized, and
our citizens seemed to look upon tie oc-
casion as welcome day of rest, and
acted accordingly.
Thousands OF people were on the
streets the greater part OF the day, the
light sprinkling of snow not having a
tendency TO lessen promenading. All
the botels spread gorgeous dinners; the
charitable institutions, thanks to the
generosity OF our citizens, were enabled
to provide an extra dinner for the in
mates; the many dancing halls were
well patronized; exhilarating drinks at
the trst-class bar-r0oms flowed freely,
and all were happy. May we all have
many "returns Uf the same.".
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01

A depressed, irritable state of
mind; IL weak nervous, exhausted
feeling; nO energy or animation
confused head, weak memory, Of
ten with debilitatiMg, inyOlun-
tary discharges. The consequence Of
eXcesses, mental overwork, or indiscretions.
This NERVOUS DEBILITY finds Sow
ereign cure in HUMPHREYS IWO-
MEOPATEEGC SPECIFIC, No 20. 1t
tones up the system, arrests discharges dis
pes the mental gloom and despondency, and
rejuvenates the entire system. 1t is perfectly
harmless and always efficient Price s. for a
package Of five boxes and a large 81 vial OF
powder, which is important in old, serious
cases; or 81 per single box, Sold by ALL Drug
gists, or sent by mail on receipt Of price.
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEO-
PATHIC MEDICINE CO., No. 562 Broadway,
New York.
Bssg~ See large advertisement.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01
Announce ceMlents.

The Cuvier Club meets tonight.
Prof. Nathan Sheppard begins course
of lectures in College Hall, next Tues
day afternoon,
The Entre Nous Dancing Club will
give their opening party tomorrow eVe-
ming at Spills Dancing Academy.
At Pixies Music Hall next Tuesday
evening the Cincinnati Grand Orchestra
give their first concert of the season.
A fair and supper by the ladies of the
Mount Auburn Episcopal Church, tor
the benetiJ of the church, will be held in
Evans Hall, Mount Auburn, this after
noon and evening.
The Cincinnati Cadets will give their
first prize drlll this evening. The prize
consist of beautiful medal, bearing
the monogram OF the company, and is
very neaV affair.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01

The above named benevolent society
celebrated its forty-ninth anniversary
last night at the Gibson House. Presi-
dent Lawrence Maxwell. Esq, au.
nounced the following regular toasts:
/, The Day We Celebrate-St. An
drew's Day.
song-'"ris thesEve OF st..Andrew."-
j. w. Hastie.
9, scotland, Land of Our Birth.
Song-"Gae bring my guide auld
harp.-Arcn Walker.
8. United States OF America.
Song-"Viye L Amerca.-Charlie s.
Cowie.
Sln-"Fair Scotland, Dear as Life to
Me."-Wm. Walker.
5. Cincinnati, Our Home.
Response of Mayor Johnston.
6. The Heroes and Patriots of Scot
land.
Song-"March OF the Cameron Men.''-
Colonel Il. Kirkup.
7. The President of the United States.
Sopg-"See the ThisLle."- W. Rich
ardson.
8. The Army and Navy OF the United
States.
Song-"scots, ,wha hae."-Thomas Glib
son.
g. The Press.
10. The Universities and Parish Schools
of Scotland.
Song-J. W. Hastie.
IL. The Lasses.
Angels, ever bright and fair,
Take, y take me to your care,
Song-"Green grow tnG Rushes, o." by
David Gibson.
Volunteer toasts and songs We're then
in order, and Mr. Th S. CaIlinan, Mr..
James Wilson and others took part. The
health of EX-PresidenJ R9bt. Buchanan
was drank standing, to which that gen.
tleman responded by citing lew his
| torical facts in connection with the So
ciety. 1.-THE Society,"" said he, "was
formed September 10, 1S27-the anniver-
sary of PerrJ's Victory. 1t is the oldest
| Society in the city. Mr.. Jamss Semp e and
himself are the only living members OF
| the organization. In the forty-nine years
of its existence only one member was eX.
PEELED ior misconduct. 1t does a great
deal Of good. The first President was
David Kilgour, the second was David
Murry. Judge Storcr, Andrew Meal
pin and oLher prominent citiZenS, now
deceased, sustained the honors of its
chair. He didn't know how much money
they had on nand, out there was always
a shot in the locker"
The happy company adjourned at mid.
night after singing "Auid Lang Syne."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01

r EGAL.-Hamilton County Probate Court.
L-Mar in " b. Sater, Administrator Of the
estate OF Matthew Duyall, deceased, plaintiff,
VS.. Mary Duvall, widow Of Matthew Duyall,
deceased, Elizabeth Duyall Mary D DLvall, AL
exander Wilson Duvall, John Duvall and Re-
becca Bevis, delen tants.-Ne 1868. The de-
PENDANTS, John Duvall, residing in Barthol0-
new County, Indiana, ana Rebecca Bevis, re-
sizing in Miami County, Indiana, will take
notice that the above named plaintiff on the
18th day Of Nyvemb1r, 1876, filed in the above
named Court his certain petition, alleging
among other things that the personal estate
aud effects of said dCcedcnt are insufficient to
pay the debts OF sail estate, and praying FOR
the assignment OF dover to the widow OF said
Matthew Duval' deceased, and the sale OF the
following described real estate of which said
defendant died seized in fee simple, 70 satisfy
the Indebtedness of saiu cs ate, viz:
Thirty five 1857 acres Of land situated in
Crosby Township, Hamilton county, o., and
being part OF Section s, Township 2, Range 2
east; begin uing ut a stone on the section line,
which is the southwest corner of tract Of land
previously deeIed 10 j. W. lot!inger: thence
north y deg. lj min. west IL chains and 50
LINKS to northwest corner OF said previous
! deaded tract, stone in Isreal BuelPs line
thence south o5 deg. west IL chains and 35
links to a stake; thence south with SAID Buell. 8
| line, 10 chains and IS links to the south OF the
| section; thence eastward with the section
| line 10 chains and 81 links to the place of be-
ginning.
| f. R.2 X. 2 f., Hamilton Couuty, o., bounded
and described rs follows, viz: Beginning vt
| the northwest corner Of the same where it
crosses with the lands Of Mr.. V. B. Safer and
| Charles Knsler; thence S. 61As deg. w. l2.5 "a
chains to a stone; thtnce :. 2!h deg. e. LOO
CHAINS; thence s. 67s de1. W. LIS chains;
thence S. 6h deg. y. $40 chains to stone;
| thence S. 75I deg. W. 1875 chaius 10 stone
| thence S. 3 deg. Z. 1900 chains to the Great
Miami River; thence with the meaDderings
of said river N. rs deg. e. % chains: thence $.
761s deg. L. 60 chains; thence $. 81 x deg, K.
| deg. W. 1u40 chains: thence s. 6Sx deg.
| e. 36s chains; thence ). S9S deg. W. S.13
| chains; thence N.Ii4 deg. ". T.l3 chains, to
place of beginning, containing eighty-one and
| thirty five hundredths acres.
| AND unless they answer or demur on or be-
| fore the 18Th dag of Deccmber, 1876, the ale
| cations of said pc ition will be taken as true,
| and the prayer thereof granted.
| MILTON SAFER, Attorney for PlainUiff.
| IJNuINNkTI Nov IT. 1916. OO17-5tF
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01
AMUSEME ENTS.


Miss Nelson, VINO has been appearing
to crowded houses all the week, takes a
benefit this evening, on which occasion
she will appear as Julia" in "The
Hunchback."
Remember "Sea of Ice" matinee to-
morrow, with only twenty-five cents
admission to all parts of the house.
This piece is splendidly mounted, and
well worth seeing.
Woods Thcater.
Bright little kltie Putnam ana her
excellent Company, which has been win.
ming such admiration in the "Old Curl
osity Shop" will this evening for the
first time present the new play Tot"
Remember last Katie Putnam matinee
tomorrow Saturday, afternoons
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01
Davenport Club.

Last evening, i'll the presence of an
audience which filed Robinson's Opera
house. the Davenport Club performed
"Tne Merchant of Venice" The play
was put OIL neatly, and the costumes,
furnished it is said by Madame Bigeon,
were new and gorgeous. The orchestra
gave signs oil constant Improvement.
The cast OF the play was as follows:
Shylock, Mr.. Sherwood; Bassani1, MIR.
Blinn: Antonio, Mr.. Weiherell; Grnti-
ano. Mr.. Harvey; Lorenzo, Mr.. Cook;
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01
Important to Persons Visiting New
York or the Centennial.

Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand
Central Depot. Baggage taken from this
depot to Hotel free. $50 elegant rooms.
Elevator. European plan Restaurant,
supplied with the best. Prices moder-
ate. Cars and stages pass this Hotel
for all parts of the city, ami to Phila-
delphia Depot for Centennial.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01
NOVELS.
MRS. ANNIE EDWARDS
GREAT NOVEL
NOW READY!
A POINT OF HON OR.

lisa most charming story by the author of
ARCHIE LOWELL" FOUGHT WE TO VISIT
HER?" "LEAH, WOMAN OF FASHION,"
TGyEN LAWRENCE YEOMAN," THE ORDEAL
FOR WIvIS," and other brilliant novels. One
vol, l2mo, bound in fancy cloth and black
stamping price 81 81. Bound with paper Gov
eIs, 81.
"Mrs. Edwards is one of the brightest and
freshest OF the novel writer's OF the day. -Bos-
ton Journal.
"Mrs Edwards is one o. our best novelists,
and she has few equals of either sex."--Jour-
nal, Chicago.
"Mrs. Edwards has no superior among the
living female novclists OF Engand."- Press,
Philadelphia
Mrs Annie Edwards has many admirers,
and ranks among novGliots with Wilkie Col
Inns, Charles Reede, and George Eliot."- Times,
St. Louis.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01

! ky- In order to accommodate Eastern AdVertls-
ersiu the STAR, Mr.. Il. Duncan Snltren No'H
Astor House, New York City, has been appointed
our general and special Agent for the Eastern
States This will be branch Office of the STAR,
Mr.. SniIen being authorized to make advertising
contracts on our behalf, and receipt all collections
therefor in our name.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01

Lucky is the baby whose mamma uses
Glenn's Sulphur Soap, with which TO wash thG
little innocent. No prckly heat, or other
rash, can annoy the infant cuticle with which
this cooling and purifying anti-scorDutlc
comes in daily contact.
Gray heads daily grow black or brown.
Cause HIPS Hair Dye.
For sale by all Druggists.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-12-01
A NEW INVENTION.
LEGAL.

7 EGAL.-Mary Anna Rosna Zimmermann
/ will take notice that she has been sued bv
Frederick Zimmerman, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, Hamilton County, Ohio action
No. 5O.92O-for divorce on account of wllful alb
sence Tor more than three years last past and
adultery, ana that ualcss shc answers within
six weeks from this datc, the petition will be
taken AS true. -
ED. NJ. SPANGEN BERG, Attorney,
\. w. Cor. Court and Main.
Nov. II. 1876. nol7-GtF
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T. EGAL. - The state of Ohio, Hamilton
l. County, SS.--No 5U690. - Gotfried Dur
hotter VS.. Sera china Durholter - Divorce.
The defendant is hereby notified that q. Dur
hotter. pla ntiff, has filed his petition in the
clerks Office of the Court Of Common Pleas
within and for said County and Stase, charg-
ing said defendant, S. Durholter, with adtll-
terry with one Christ. Maysr, asking that he
may 20 divorced from said s. Durholter, wh ich
petition will stand for hearing at the next
term of said Court. JOHN A. Asst,
His Attorney.
Dated this 24th day OF October, a. ID. 1876
nt27 .RtEt
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STOCK INVESTMENTS.
$50, 500, 5000, 900, 81, 600.
ALEX. FROTHlNGHA1 &c Co.,

Bankers and Brokers, No. 70 Wall street. NeR
York, make for customers desirable ihYayE
ments Of large or small amounts in sboGks of i
legitimate character, which frequently pay
from five to thirty times the amount investM
every twenty days Stocks bought and carried
as long as desired on deposit Of ave per cent
Circulars and weekly reports sent free.
ses-6m Ed -sei4-6mw
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LEGAL.

NOTICE s hereby given that the subscriber
IN has been appointed and qualified as Ad-
minIstrator of the estate of Anthony ella,
late Of Hamilton County, Ohio, deceased.
All persons holding claims against said
estate will without delay present the same to
LAWRENCE CILLA, Adminissra.or,
No. 50 Rice str2et
l. j. MILLER, Attorney.
NOvemb. n II. 1916. no17 -3tF
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0ermtfGte telearapDif1e
n -

ORWGPGJeW.
- Die y0ebtgb SaQe1. Sabn" bat ben Ges
bait aller tbrer angeitellten I'm 10 bis 20
pro5ent rebu5irt.
- S6enrp g8arb 9ee6cr preoigte porges
fern g}ormittags iopobl, ,uie slbenos in So
ronto, @an., Nno tr0eoem, ODER pieluebr
iirtanlal Die 9ofalpreiie inn nit S9mdbun.
gen iiberihiittete, mar Der QnOrang IN Der
&On9regationaliltcnfirde nnb Dem Spern-
SauIe, III melhen er ieinc Brebi9ten belt, 10
groB, baB mebrere Yeriouen in Oem @tordugc
perlset tpurOen. SieIe 6raueniielen in 0bH>
ma6t.
Die geamten Der .8enniblpantd< 8ahn"
miosriprehen Dem clrfuirenben @eriidt, 6a6
Der srahtuerfebr auf ieuer 8abu infolge bes
ungebeuren 3uOran9s BON Yaiia9ieren mad
B6ilabelpbia auf eini9e 3eit etngeitelt uers
ben iollte. 8radtgiiter weroeH nad, tuie uot
obue aufentbalt bcf6roert.
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gSeitere Granddaughter tsber Ole
seefScnYorette1.ua int SSeu=0ate4

0ie Stem gorfer SlGtter ellthalten lpalten=
lange S1iloerungen iibe: Die srfolgrelde Sel'
leuiprenguug i'll Sells@ase.
gs wurben bel Der Srrenguug iiber $4,000
BfunbO puanit nnDytitrogl glncertn perwenDet,
einGuantuul, bas, in einen lnitleerenHaume
einaelhloiien, genii9t bate, um Die 9dIits Der
Maubattan Suel in bic Suit Su lpren9en.
Menihlihes gS1fien aber nno mendl!t4e
aurlt baben es peranben, ,pteie fur6tbare&ratt
10 all bannen uuo sl meiitern, oaB ite ntft nur
tein llnbell angert6tet, ionoern itd] tnlStenlte
Der Wtenidbeit i'll hobem9raoe niitlld eriples
len hot.
I'm llhr perfiinoete Elm pom Der He9lez
rings Sarge abgefeuerter &anouenl1ub ren
auf bem 6luiie befiaolid1en SabrSeugent DaB
Ie iid) innerbalb Der bon ben sSadtbootel!
be5eifueten @ntferuung 81 baltsn bdtten, nm
9efabr Su permeieeE. 9aourb entitanD alla
| gemeiue 4ufregung; Die am 3oro Der serldltes
oeuen Dampier befinblld)en BaIlagierc -
inter oenen itd) auBeroroentfid menige 3D.
| men befanoen - 3oaen ibre llbren, beredne'
ten, ipie lange nodl 3eit let bis sltr Grploiion
unb rihteteu ibre SpeeRslGier uno Srillell au
| 9anett'sBoint, oedeu duSerte Spite. .oaS6ifi
einen biiiferen, anbelmlieen Ginorud mad1te
| Damn fofgte Der smeite SanoneniduB, als
| lettes Garnnngsfgnal. Die 6ersen Der on
1 Boro Der Dampfer beEEblifeu Berlouen be
gannen b6her 3u I1lageit; henn ieiblt bic su
@eiealdaft geb6renDen Sngenieure i6ienel
| nisat reht Gber III ietu, tpie bieSabe idlteb
> lid anslauen r1erbe, uno auBerttE ntdJt I'M
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S1s Gel6e Steber+
ste eeud,e in srunswta, Geo

Iem 0orf, 25. Sept.-8er BrGiioeut
Der ySrunSpid & GlbduD~ 8abn" bat 0epez
iden aus BrunSntd, Geo., erbalten, in NIL
den er se6eten miro, ben &ranfen leuer Stabt
Aer3te, gSdrter uno Nteoistn Al peribaffen.
Die Seude tit in Brunsnid beoeutenb bGSz
arttger unb perbdltniBudBia tpeiter uerbreitet,
ais IN Sasannab. 9as llnteritiibungS So
mite in Der lebteren Staot bdlt iib nidt fir
ermddtigt, Die Summen, lpelde tbm suae.
idift iperoen, fur tie ytotbleibenoen in
Btun8nif Su permenben.
Der Sentt6ts3uitatt0 Der 2Sunoe5feieoSSdlifTe
bel 43ort=8SuDai.
9fetp yorf, %. Septbr. SDr. SaS. $.
Chapman, &1erf beS Slotteuz 3ablmeiiters Sn
Bort. Hogal, S.-&., ifreibt bonn SorO per
6rcgatte y9tep sSampbire" inter Datum 20.
Septen1ber, DaB ltrenge QuarantGue am Soro
Der Slotte beobadtet miro, uno oaB 9tisn1ano
auRer ben StemarbS unb 8ofagsnten init
Dem uier in Serbnbnng treten 0arf, nm bic
@efahr Der anitedung ourd Ferlonen, peld)e
aus inft5trten 5afen fommen, Ut perueiOen.
Die ganSe Otannlhaft Der Slotte beftnoet itdl
gegenIpdrtig bel better @eiunbbeit, uno Cont
mooore Slit tt Der 4niid)t, 0aB Die getroffes
nen Sorfebruugen 9eniigene fuo, nm ben
ausbrud Der Seud)e auf Der Slotte 81 ucrs
hinbern.
2ter3tc uto SsranRcniuarter nad1 93runsspiG
linteripegs.
Utontg omerg, AlQ., 25. Sept.-Sr.
S. .. grunS aus gterpzSrleanS fam beute
nit nlebreren Srdnfenpdrtcrn auf Der 9teiie
na9 Sruusptd, 3d., mo- er fir Die am gel.
ben Tteber @rfrarften wirfen ipirb, ourd)
bieie Stabt.
9alfe fiir gapannab.
y ortl an B, Wte., %. Sept.-9te bieIs
ge Ntunlsipal 8eb6roe bat $1,000 Sur lluz
terititunga Der NotbleiOenOcn in SauanRab
Uertpiligt.
8tt9 monb, Ga., %. Septbr.-0ie hies
iigen Biirger bielten beute Ibeno cine Ser
ianulung inter bem SorItb oeB @oupers
neurS &emper, I'M WaBregeln fir bic Inter
itiitung Der gtotbletoenoen in Sapaunab unO
Srunsmid su trcffen. ReiOlutioneu muroeu
angeuontnlen, in lpeld)en Die SerIammluug
ben Sta0trGtb aufforbert, cine 8errpilligung
fiir btecn 3rped gu MAIDEN, uno ben Wtapor
autortftrt, Elm @omlte 3n eruennen, lDeldle5
Seitrd9e BON Oen Biirgern iamuteIn iOu. G8
lpurbe qemebet, baB 500 bis $500 bereits
ourd frelmilIt9e Beitrdge aufgebradt tporcen
iettr. = Der Sta0trat4 psrtp1lli9te beute
abeno $4,000 fir ben betrefienoen 3med.
ytemeg gorf, 20. Septbr. - Oie bieitge
panoel8fammer bat bt8 leBt i'm @anSen
$40, 1900 fir bic llrtsriiiikung Der arunten III
Sauannab geseidlnet.
2oui8utlle, %. Sept. - Die bieligen
SreimGurer baben $3.50 iiIr Die SranteH in
SaDannQb unter3eidnet.
Galfe fiir 9ransWi6.
atlanta, 8a., %. Sept.- Der hteitgt
Staotratb bat ben 9totbletOenOen III Sru1S,
mid $40, 900 iiberI9idt.
New .Srlean8, 25. Sept5r. - Dit
u5ouarb 9tiiOctation" bat auf grnnO eincl
uon 0c. 8run8 etngegangenen Oepeif1e 5mei
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Srunslptd gei4ldt. Die Depede idiloer
| BEN 9totbitQno in oem lettereu Srte ais iibe1
auc 8egrtfTe ifredlif. Sdleunige Qili
muB geletftet neroen.
Die Stsr6ltd,feit tn Sapanuab.
9aOannab, 25. Septbr. SIN Sanger
muroen beute % YerIoneu becrotgt; IS Oet
elbeu ertagen Dem selben 6teber.
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BalttHt ore
fire 1nfurGnfe Wfnfe.

@iiSmeffz zgde Der 5outb= uno aSater- -Strabe.
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Mderbal= Irooufte, Wobeiu, 5aus s@'efdtbibaften,
i'm Ban beariHene ODER i'm Saien in 2coung befinoz
Ide Sabrteu9e II. !. 10.
Bm, y. 5Grri On, PtaHoent;
Dapib 8. gill0n, 6. Morton Steroarl,
Traucs I. Sing, 9. +. gtepcomrr,
gtsnart, %. 10. &apIor.
Se,ur g. Btune, George Z. lourri{oH,
y Qarif, .. 4ittrt Siders,
s. Root. 5snslnss' .,s Z ,sean;a.ton mshoes so9en'
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sbsr sis Gae5eld,aIf miro in per Office, Suhpeizsde
Der Soutbs unb Watert.ebe, srtteat, no aud aas
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metoen oui ,raeub etne 5rtis agsenommen, mslhs
(SGnl.1SD tf. Aeooo1e Se.-.
cxu,,1en 0cuten cine fid,ere Sur!
Sic I6tedlidbeu Sotssn irIb5ett9en betmltd'er
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