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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-11-10

Indications Point 10 u Democratic
MAJORITY Of Einccn nundred-Goy.
A;,0rns Den, rraii1ed.
NEW YORK, November 9.--The Ma.
tional Republican Committee pub.
fishes the following:
Goyernor Stcarns, OF Florida, tele-
graphs to-day, from Tallahassee, as
follows: "fhere IL no doubt of our
majority in the State, If we can secure
an honest canvass. The Indications
are that violence is to be freely resorted
to, 50 as to prevent any returns from
remote points in the interior. Our
special train from Tallahassee last
night, for the Chatahochie, to collect
returns from western counties, was ku-
kluXed few miles west of here, and
the train thrown from the track, which
was torn up and blockaded in several
places.
NEW YORK, November 6, The West
ern Union Telegraph Company has
received the returns from the twenty
one counties in Florida, which make q
Republican majority of l,2lG, with
eighteen counties to be heard from,
sixteen Of which gave Democratic
majority IN 1874 OF 98G. AT this rate
the Democratic majority in the State
will be about 1850.
KEY WEST, November o. All the
precincts Of Key West give 077 for
Tilden, and 020 for Hayes Fort Myers
precinct gives % for TiIden and for
Hayes. The only precinct to hear
from will probably cast its entire vote
of about forty, for Tilden, making
probable Democratic majority in
the county OF 81. In 1874, the vote OF
the county for Congressme was Dem
ocratic $50; Republican $50.
WASHINGTON, November 0.-The
Western Union Bulletin gives Florida
to the Democrats, by fifteen hundred
majority.
Private Dispatch;
PENSACOLA, FA., November . The
election result is very close. Not yet
known. j. -.
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Mr.. Justice Mcclure is still confined
to hls house by Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Davis were In
New York when last heard from.
MI. Frank Austin has been confined
to the house by illness for week.
Mrs. Beach, accompanied by her
neice, Miss Helen Perry, OF Mobile,
left for that city Wednesday evening,
via Galveston, on visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry A. Mcclellan
leave for New Orleans this evening.
Their many friends, while regretting
their departure, wish them a pleasant
Quincy and speedy return.
Fred. MaDget, Esq, who has been
doing business In Memphis for some
months past, has disposed of his In
terests there and resumed his citizen
ship here rs II member of the firm OF
Johnson u Manget, railway ticket
dealers.
General n. II. Darnell, of Fort
Worth, honored The HERALD with
call last night. The General is one OF
the "Old Guard,n having served Texas
in the legislative halls for a number Of
years. lie is the present member Of
the House from Tarrant. We are
pleased to see him In comparative good
health.
Professors George and Cleveland
commenced their dancing school yes
terday in Lively Hall. The hours for
ladies ana children are from four to
six O'Clock Thursdays, Fridays and
Saturdays, and from eight to ten
o'clock, same nights, for gentlemen.
Their first hop takes place tonight
and every Friday night during the
season. George w. Dixon, the noted
f fiat cornet player, has been added
to the band.
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HERE AND THERE.
Foreign and Domestic BTevitles over
tho wires.

WASHINGTON, November 9.-Mor.
rill ia the only Cabinet officer here.
Cardinal McCloskey will visit this
city on the 22d instant, TO unite IN
marriage his niece, Miss Tersa Mullen,
OF this city,,and the Hon. John Kelly,
of New York. The ceremony will
take place at st. Matthew's Church.
CINCINNATI, November 9.-The
steamer Arlington sunk on Cumber.
land Island. No details.
New YORK, November 8. The bark
Norman, IN latitude 42deg. 02min.
longitude 62deg. O2min., passed n large
man-of-war heading west, apparently
in distress, supposed to be the Frank.
lin.
CALCUTTA, November 9.--The dis
trict OF Backerqurge was ravaged by O
cyclone Tuesday last. Thousands Of
the natives houses were destroyed
The town OF Dawlutkhln was sub
merged by waves; five thousand, II is
believed, have persisted.
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DEMOCRACY VICTORIOUS.
IN" Election of EiIden UndIspntea in
Ne" YORK; riIdcn nnd Senator Run.
dolph orAtcs,

IN" Election Of Tilden UudIsputea n,
New York. riIdcn nnd Senator Run
dolPh crates
NEW AoKN, November 0. The ex,
element tonight ON the pending re.
SUIT OF the election was even more in.
tense than on election day. Thousand.
Ihlons the streets ia the ncivhhorhood
OF tie Republican ana Democratic
headquarters, and each dispatch re-.
ceIved favorable for the respective
parties is read with tremendous cheer
iGr
Tonight, Governor Tnden spoke as
follows to "A large number Of persons,
who collected IN front of his house To
congratulate him: "Pcllow.citiseus--
| thank you FOR the interest you show
IN the results Of the election. You do
not expect me q make u speech to.
night Fellow citizens, 1 bid you
goodnight"
:, .,I.,', - ."''''r" 'Pn"' as lo"o"S
,u,aIIn,,. r,,.... w Wv i'' ''''' "'"se :
Ia u,hIa, ,'.,, '''''' vac suspense
~" navy "''" NeP' Tor Ihe
last two daye, have nov great pleas.
aisno,ono, ,.a.,,, - w > Wv '"'' ''o''
far co,,oi,. n,,, ~. 49, ,,'' W. N"'"
~, WI" W., way '"' ''''"oc'o'! nave
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The Result.

The apparent result of yesterdays
work IL the election Of Samuel J. Til.
den President of the United States.
The contest, as indicated by the re-
turns received, has been close; but
'rilden has carried New York, Indiana,
South Carolina, New Jersey and Con-
necticut, which were claimed by both
parties, and probably Louisiana and
Florida, also. There is little from the
Pacific coast, but there Is no reason to
doubt that Tilden has carried Oregon,
and little for believing that he has
not carried California.-[St. Louis Re-
publican.
If we are to accept the estimates
formed within few hours OF closing
the polls, II looks as II the sceptre OF
power which the Republican party has
welded for sixteen years has, through
series Of faults and errors, passed
away, although, we hope, only tempo
rarily.-[St. Louis be-Democrat.
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II is not improbable that some other
State has rolled upa larger majority
for Tilden and Hendricks than Texas.
In this event, according to the chal-
leDge sent forth by Dallas, she will
have to present to the banner State a
National flag, 1t would be well, there
fore, in view of this contingency, that
the necessary arrangements should be
made to make the flag OF the dimen-
sions of a garrison flag" as prescribed
by the army regulations, and of the
finest silk.
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VIRGINIA.


a Negro uIOt Stones the CitY-Quiet
RCstOred without niooa ,hcd.
RICHMOND, November 0.-Numbers
otn2grocs Tonight are very disordery.
Large crowds gathered in tde northern
suburbs Of the city, and marched in
procession down Broad street, armed
with cIu0s, and throwing stones
break lug lnrGe nauIDer af store
windows along the route. a detach.
mrnt Of police charged the rioters and
disper, ed them. Previous to this, the
mob went to tie residence of Rev. J
W. Darger, colored who has made
himself quite prominent as Demo.
crat canvasser, and stoned the house,
and breaking down the doors. Suisse
quently party Of whites went to II
negro hotel on Broad street, and Sc.
cured II in the same manner All quiet
now,
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CALIFORNIA.

tho Rcs"it Doubtful with "a squnbbie
OVeF 'he Rcsuii Ia San francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Novem Der 0.--Both
parties have made charges of fraud in
the election in this city, and consider.
able Q element prevails, A confer
enee Of leading members OF the Dem
oeratlc and Republican parties was
held tonight, aud committee OF two
lrom each party was appointed to in
yesIigate the charges, The board Of
Supervisors have also directed the III
nance committee to make an investl,
CATION. The vote will be canvassed
Monday next.
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to congratulate him upon their very
successful visit to France, remarking; .
what an extraordinary man the EN-
peror 4" "Yes,n was the Premiers
reply, "bnt we have . far greater and
more extraordinary mau nearer home.
The Prince Consort would not have
considered II right to obtain n throne
as the Emperor has done; but, In re-
gard to the possession OF tho soundest
Judgment, the highest intellect, and
the most exalted qualities OF mind, he
is far superior to the Emperor"
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ALABAMA.

fhiTty-Fivc Thousand Majority ana
UnbroIrn Democratic Delegation 10
Congress.
MONTGOMERY. Ala, November o.
Euopgh returns have been received
to show at least thirty-five thousand
majority for Ililden, and an unbroken
delegation OF Democrats TO Congrt rs.
Shelby, Democrat In the Fourth dis
trict, has y handsome majority. Ra-
pier and Haralson, negroes, divided
tho Republican vote between them.
This gives II gain OF two Democratic
C0ngl essmen.
SAVANNAH, Ga, November 8, There
is nothing later from Florida. Nothing
is expected until the arrival of the St.
John river steamer at paAlata.
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DkNIUNI NOV5mDtf D, 1910.
Special Correspondence OF the Herald
The election passed of quietly; no
excitement whatever. Very small vote
at this box-40S Democrats, 81 Eadi-
Gals. The negroes nearly to a man
voted the Radical ticket. The reason
was nobody but few Republicans
paid any attention to them. No cleo.
pioneering was done at all among
them, either before or during the cleo
ton. This county, taking this box as
an index, will fail short Of is voting
strength at least one thousand.
Throckmort0n received 4l0 votes,
Bigger 81. Total vote cast, AS.
Il. IL. II.
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ILLINOIS.

Republican, L0osc ON The Popular
NOLo aIiu Ssais- Eisu cong rcssnen.
CHICAGO, November 1.-The Repub
ilcans gain five congressman In Hi
nois. The Democrats elect the follow
ing congressman HARRISON, In the
second; Hungate, In the tenth ;
Knapp, in the eleventh Springer, in
the twelfth; Edin, IN the fifteenth !;
Morrison, in the seventeenth; Town
send, in the nineteenth /; and possibly
Sparks, in the sixteenth.
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VANDALS AT WORK.
\ Desperate ANA Dastardly Attempt
10 steal President Lincoln's Body.

4 Desperate and DAsiardIy Attempt
10 steal President Lincoln's Body.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, November 8.-A
nefarious plot to steal the remains OF
President Lincoln from the monument
at Oak Ridge Cemetery was discovered
last Friday, and Mr.. Robert Lincoln,
son of the President, engaged the ser.
vices of Elmer Washburne, ex.Chiel
of the Detective Service OF the United
States Treasury Department, and Cap
tain p. d. Tyrell, OF the same service,
to prevent the outrage. 1t was ascer.
tanned that the thieves were to operate
evening before last, and Colonel
Washburne and Captain Tyrell Sc
creted themselves in Memorial Hall,
in the vicinity Of the momument,with
Mr.. Power, the custodian, and awaited
Developments. When the despoilers
came they heard them at work, and
waited until they thought they had
proceeded far enough to be arrested
without difficulty, when they sailed
forth, but an accomplice was on guard
and gave warning by firing his pis.
tol, and they all escaped through the
roads across the ravine. The night
was so dark 1t was impossible to pur.
sue them. Upon examination Of the
crypt, IL was found that the marble
sarcophagus containing the coffin had
been torn to pieces, and the coffin
partly removed. The only object
which the scoundrels could have hat
In stealing the remains, was to hole
them for ransom.
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A stock actor, recently interviewed, said:
III nm Al, and have been on the stage
since | was 49, In the course of my
profession have been murdered over
900 times ] have jumped over hun
dreds of precipices, been married on an
average four times week, and fought
200 duels ! usually drink out of
golden goblets, that is when | am q
King but in private life ! am as afiable
US an auotioneer, and, as you insist on
it, I'll take anothercocktail with q little
less lemon in 1t"
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MINNESOTA.
Hayes Majority In the state about
Fifteen Hundred.

ST. PAUL, November 9.-Complett
returns from fortytwo counties, and
partial returns from the remaining
thirty, show that Hayes majority In
the State will be about 1900. Daniel,
Republican, In the First district, was
elected by $500 majority; Strait, Re-
publican, In the Second district, by
about 5000 majority, and Stewart, Re.
publican, In the Third, by 1900 to
1900, The Legislature on joint ballot
will be nearly or quite two.thirds Re
publlcans.
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LOUISIANA.
Tho Democrats slave Undoubtedly
Carried the state ny Twelve Thou
samh MINORITY.

Carried the state ny Twelve Thou
sand Majority
RICHMOND, November GA private
telegram just received here from l., a.
WIZ, Democratic candidate for Lieu.
tenant Governor In Louisiana, says
Louisiana has gone Democratic by
l2,OCO.
NEW YORK, November 0.--The fol
| lowing has been received from the Re.
publican headquarters Mt the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. Governor Kellogg tel
egraphs rs follows: "rhe returns ar,
even better than we expected. He say,
SO far aS louisiana is concerned
1000 Republican majority may be
booked"
NEw ORLEAts, November 0-mid-
night. The official returns and unof-
fetal figures made from partial returns
and estimates in tbirty-ilve parishes,
including Orleans, give the following
majority: Democratic %, $50, Republi-
can l2,2ll; net Democratic majority,
$3.50 net Democratic gain, 1927,
The Democrats calm the state by To-
0OO to 10000 The Republicans claim
it by 5000, Robertson, Democrat. is
probably elected over Nash, Republi-
can, for Congress in the Sixth district.
Special 20 The Herald.l
NEW ORLEANS, November q. The
returns show MI undlubted Demo.
cratic majority Of ten to twelve thou.
sand. The returning board and bayo-
nets alone can defeat III.
j. w. PA FTCN,
Pres, Dem. Con, slate Central Com.
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Cosmopolitan Hotel.

The Cosmopolitan hotel is once
more to the front. First class In all Its
appurtenances! New management
New furniture! First class table ex.
celled by none.
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In the second part of Martins "Life
of the Prince Consort," just published,
IN Intimate friend Of Lord Palmertson
relates how, shortly after the Queen
and Prince Albert's visit to Napoleon
III, and Empress Eugene, no one
morning called upon Lord Palmerston
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CROP REPORT.

Cotton Harvesting from Ten 10 FIJI.
teen Per Cent. Mere than Last Year.
AUGUSTA, Ga, November 0.-The
Augusta Cotton Exchange has reports
for October as to the prospects and
condition Of the cotton crop, based
upon thirty-four replies from nineteen
counties. The average date Of the re-
niles 10 October 30. The weather since
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II. M,.L. Kahn g. Bro

tyi4t shCy have i'm store the garses; and
abandonment stock Of 81 EISSES, MELTON. BEAVER
s,na CgI5NOIlLIA OVERCDAFS ever exhibited la
1s2l!as.
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f. tHABLISliED lSl9. !
Il. M NJ. Kahn & Bro.

gers tO theiv Large. Beautiful and Varied Assortment
og HESS. YOUTHS BOYS' and CEIILDREN'S
GI.DgaaiSG.
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7O2 Elm ETGEET, DALLAS,

We would respectfully inform our old pat
tonS and friends. and The public generally
that we have the largest and most complot
stock OF hardware, aud ut lower prices Than
any house in North HeNas, All we nSlt tx to
call and price, ana you viii bo satisfied OF
the fact OCtil&w2m
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Z z M. Kahn & Bro

Claim 10 sci! FIRST-CLASS REGULAR GOODS. in
All Ga.aGgs GrOn the FINEST no THE CNEAPEST,
ss prices that defy competition.
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q. INT. Kahn & Bro

hesitate i'm saying that their Stock oil ENGhASW
ana FRENCEE WORSTED DIAGONAL COATS and
VESTS are equal in Fit and Finish 10 High Cost GAS
WoTIS, and Thus effect u great saving in Price
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FLORIDA.

Indications Point TO u Democratic
MAJORITY Of Einccn fIuudrcd-GoV.
A;,Hrus Dem uraliged.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10
Glrttf@e Hefornten.

Die fdiferIi9 tIrttf6e Gesies
Tuns bat oas BON Der geidnlnteu polis
tiIden @eIt nit Span1luns ertrartete
&eformpro9rdn1m ntbt abgeiuartet, ions
bern bemfeIben bos QrdUenire 9elptelt.
burn Ser0ffentli0uns eiIes taiierli9en
6crmar, betreffeno Die OurdfIbruug
Der &eornlen Der @ert6ts: ilno
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Der duf bic
3e%oreaniiirune bet SeD0rbcn bss ober=
fen Geidsgeri1ts, bes Gd1fation5z mno
AppeuntionsserihtSbofes, iDtpie Der 8es
rt9tsb0fe criter SnltanS be3iaLi6c She'll
If cine Wi~eoerEoLlIne oer bercits inter
benz 9. Oesbr. befnnnt eetuorbencn jung
fen Df1eieucn gerlGutbdrun9. Die ipei=
teren 8eitimInun9en bes Serlnons ents
b6Ltenfoleenoe ~4noronungen:
ale 1lntertboneu Der Siorte 0 bnennter
t9teb wGb4tn ielbit bic GtGter, foute
bic r1uietmdrnti1en un6 decentralization
@ttt9lteocr Der Gert1te unb her SrpDiu;iol>Ter=
fpoltunssrdtbe. = Ste Brostile siDiiden Wufelz
n1Gunert uno Observation-Disclosures luerScn ben
@tuilsert9ten suse.piei en-; 3ientano iuirb, obne
rerurtbctlt su ietl, III bdit 9ebaltel, etne ldle1te
Sehanoluls Der @crbufteten iuirb ui9t ~stonlbct.
8eiter uerbeiBt Der 6ern,an aere6te
BertbetIung Der SteuerR @r>
Iei6terur1g BON belt eriidcnbet Steuern,
cine ctrbeitIthe @eitaltune 6erieI6en,
MnabbGngig bon Der 4ufbeblne bes gu
f1ldges BON / gum 3eDent. Nls Otd6s
re8eln 3ur gerbtuoerung tuinfiirlt1er
Grbcbung bon Steliern tperben beitintu,t:
8dhI Der Steuereinnebme r
bon Der nluIelmdunilu uno nihts
mathematician 8ep0lterun9 Ielblt u1o
-~iOrmtruns oer Titel bes unbeueolis
den @igentbums. Die @igentbumsre6te
dler uutertbonen iouen ft1ergeiteut tperz
ben. Die 9eno1rnIen iueroer aus oen
bettcn GinD0bnern ieoer Srti6dit ges
Doblt. Die SrObNarbett tpiro
Gufseboben. Die 8eiitungen fur
0ffentlthe 4rbeiten luer6en belttmint be-
eren3t. CUR 6ebullg bes 9tderboucs,
bes pdtoeIs liWo Der Snouitrie miro Die
gtnbolumg bon Satbi9Idgen Seitens
GuertGnnter Sadmdnner dnoeorouet.
Der Jernidn beit6tigt bic 0epQlten ber
YdtrIarhen uuo erntdhtigt ale aeiitliden
Obern CUR frcien Nusiibuua ibrer 9tcliz
9lon. GIetd;eittg tuerOen ale bebufs
9rnlIounS bon Sirden un0 ShuIeu Bee
itebcnoe1 GrIeihterumgen eepG6rletltet.
Nuen decentralization llntertba=
men treroen bic 0ffeHtIi6en Nemter duer
Vrdoe au9Gn9lth SenIdht. Die Tare fir
bic Sefreiuns nont Ntilitdrbienite miro
mad ben tuoini6ueIen 8erm0gensuers
hdLtniiien berabeenttnoert. Sur ytidts
gtuielnlditner betrdgt 0ieieIbe nur Die
3olfte Der Sare fir OtuleImd1ner.
SienltuntausLi6e tuerben BON Der Care
bcFreit. Ods 3tedt Der @rnnberz
nerbnns tuiro alien nihtsmulelmGn=
nttden untertbanen Der 9rOUinsen auees
ft9ert. Die teltamentarilden Selrims
illunecn iouen reipectirt tperocn. Der
Sernnon seitattet feruer un~gebinberte
gorbringung 1ouer bere@tieteH @1inIhe
unb BeidtDcr0et" bel Der Bfor!e, tltoem
CT itrcnsc 8eitrafing ieoer uebcrtretuna
6icier 8oriGrtft anorobt. Die 8efuss
rtiie Der @ouuerneure uno bet. anoereu
Sberbeamten rperocn besrerst. auer i'm
Ternton ~cripdbuten 8eginiisulsen lrcr.
Den nur Disienisen tbeiIbaftis, tpeIde
bic Sfi6ten setrtner untertboz
men erfiilcn. Aue 4uoeren peroen
bsrleIben nerluitis.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10
RttrosGseertu a,.S esnamtt.

CUR auftldruns lber Die @efd6rIi9s
felt oes 9~titroslpcerins uuo Der oaraus
6ur4 Setniidune er;eusten Sprengs
ftoffe Obnanlit unO GeauIoles9 pHdnnit
sebt Der y9tdtiOnoLs Seitune" BON benz
@eri6t5s G9elnifer 3errn 0r. .. 3iuret
ioI8euoer 9trtifeL ;u:
Die fur6tbaren S%crbserungen Der ST.
plsiton in 8rehterbaDen MAIDEN IS ieoem
Sa@peritdnbigen CUR BfIint, Oas Sei>
MICE gu bet @rtldruns Der urio1en Oer=
telben be%i3utrasen. Na9 bent llmfan9e,
Der 5nteniitGt unD Ser aIrt Der @irfuns
1T anaunc9nlen, oaB gtitrOgIpctrtu Die
Iriade Der @rpIoiion s%eiueien lit. ytis
tYo9lDeerin ais iol6er miro abcr jH
Spren93ped.n fat auSI1LieBli6 in Wt.
ihung nit R~icielgubr ooer g~spulperter
fnpnn gcbrannter !0oISfoble peripenoet,
ba Die Gnt3t@ouug oes reincn 9titro9lps
GERMS uiIlteerer uno aud Der trans:
port nne bic 8erpsnouns belieIbsa, q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10

9tuifOrOcrWt0-
Wt.tn 9ruSer 6. S. S~eitmonn, otr lid Dor einis
ger i5eit in 2SisconiIt aufscbalte' bat, ~ erlu1f, leire
s.. Ssitmanm, z
3ion2w6 SteIIdcpoa' sSa'e. SER.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-01-10
npsctrt tuorben i'm gau3en 40 2si3en
sinh .tnnr Aie f%nLdenbeu:

Bern. meeper, ssb.. abolf 3auimonu, Goitn.
Ronr. Tii6.r, S0ttbeiut. y. @ieben. Srofmain,
sipcr. 9tbc. berm. Sromer, Soma. 4ltreo
G%roni6itett.r aus gSten. Sol. @a6tencurt. u.
q. SdrniOt. 3. 3. Stbnefe, Yald9ier, getpSis.
SObann gul9~'Gnn. @,ptlsSnstntenr SFslnsr.
Sbr.ns, Sebe. Cuitou gtnler, YaiIasier, 8remerz
hauen. Gbriit. Gtnuien (Sdpitgtriobn BON
Gtmtr). aidoif, gdder, Srcmerbautn. Snlpetz
tor Soppt, Srenerbopen. Serolb, SrerIer9autl.
Sob. gnlesn, SremsrbaOsn (8ertrsttr pom 3.
StGtr in grcmsn). s. Somfobrbs, Srenerbauen
(bti Sob. 8eittrmdnn). .. 8. @intcr, @0ltUirtb,
Sremerbauen. Soiie (6uedt bel Sontbursl, 8res
ultrbauen. Sob. Snten. %. Mitsmann, 2lopb>
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heartdur, Nrbeiter, Sorun,. 9 Go6ter o~elel6en.
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ar6ttter, SceiteHbori. @ilbtlm Weoblentdmp,
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ter, 9rtiAerbdue1. Sriesbad, GutSbeltser, We=
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borf, S1IoTerlebrling, 8renerbaUen. 2ouis
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rrerhdpen. Doris Spent, Sreuterhauel. s. 9inid,
9ororbetter, Sremerbaptn. perm. albert sabz
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ftern soben ibuen ods 9cIeite nGbrenb
Der 6dbrt. Die Noneu Der Sranspors
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Ter, Der ein,tse unbetGnnte 8~eripunoete,
Der nod int 9djaretb oorbanoen.-Der
transport bonn Sasdreth Bis III BEN
bdrdn norbeifiibrcnoen Sdienenitrane
seidab, iWbem ntalt Die SettiteIen, inortn
bic Eranten Iosen, an sDet 6ebebdum.
buIo, UNI fte 10 ait Die Yo6u1sen IL
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