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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-22
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NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Grant, Par
ish Court-No. 59.-Succession of J..
H. OLcoTT, decd.
NOTICE is hereby given that the final
N account filed by Andrew j. Cruik-
shank. Executor of j. H. Olcott, decd.
will be duly approved. confirmed and
homologated unless opposition is filed
thereto within the time prescribed by
law.
December Is, 1877.
IL. ST. s. B. SHACKELFORD,
D.16.2w. Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE.

State of Louisiana, Parish of Grant Par
ish Court.-No. 54.-Succession Of Jes-
see Thompson and Susan Thompson,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the final
IN account filed bv John r. Chelette,
Tutor of the minor heirs of lessee and
Susan Thompson, decd, will be duly
approved, confirmed and homologated
unless opposition is filed thereto within
the time prescribed by law.
December 81, 1877.
LIS. s. B. SHACKLEFORD,
d22.2w. Deputy Clerk.
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Now that the point in the calen-
dar has been reached where winter
begins, the papers, aided by that
bane of the journalist, the oldest
inhabitant, have issued their pros
pectuses for the weather of the sea-
son. That intelligent rodent, the
muskrat, has been closely watched,
and from the fact that they are
bailding storm doors to their hous-
es, the point is deduced that an un-
usually hard winter will soon set in.
The squirrel nests have been invad-
ed, and the presence of an abundant
supply of provender gives hint at
the severity of the season. A pain
fully stidious observer in Chicago
has noticed that the plumbers have
put in a large stock of lead pipe and
solder, proceeding which todes
no good to the householder who
does not prepare the water pipes for
q frigid spell. The "turkey-bone'
of Kentucky has come to the front
and by its prophetic marrow fore
tells many and long storms. On
the other hand it has been ascer-
tainen that the ground hogs have
not dug their holes as deep as usual,
and there has been no noticeable
incre .se in the thickness of shells
Of hens eggs. These in their turn
presage a mild winter and an early
spring. II was also observed that
about Thanksgiving the turkeys
objected to being killed, showing
that they did not anticipate a hard
winter. The choice of omens is open
to all, and by taking sides, at least
half of the people can be right in
their representations. - Prairie
Farmer.
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spected for the qualities they pos
sess. The habit of seeing things in
witty point of view increases, and
makes incursions from its own
proper religions upon principles
and opinions which are ever held
sacred by the wise and good. A
witty man is q dramatic performer;
in process of time he can no more
exist without applause than he can
exist without air; if his audience be
small, or if they are inattentive, or
if q new wit defrauds him of anv
PARTON of his admiration, it is all
over with him-he sickens, and is
e1tinguished. The applauses of the
theatre on which he performs are
so essential to him that he must
obtain them at the expense of de-
cency, friendship and good feeling.
1t must always be probable, too,
that mere wit is a person of light
and frivolous understanding. His
business is not to discover relations
of ideas that are useful, and have a
real influence upon life, but to dis
cover the more triAing relations
which are only amusing; he never
looks at things with the naked eye
of common sense. but is alwaysgaz-
ing at the world through a Claude
Lorraine glass-discovering a thou
sand appearances which are erected
only by the instrument of inspec-
tion,and covering every object with
Fictitious and unnatural colors."
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advertisement of "Good-
nEureks Yeast Powder"

~ suit was recently tried and
at Ottowa in Illinois, which
special importance for the
community. The plaintiff
! las defendants, owners of a
Jung machine, in q Justice
Nr damages alleged to have
'a'talned because of the i'm
a,nd wasteful manner in
ae tbreshing was done. The
y was against the plaintiff,
appealed to the Circuit
During the trial the defend
l'ssented a claim for the
ny to which plaintiff object
nlsrposed, as a defense, that
sadants had disregarded the
'as Of the statute requiring
'o' threshing and other ma.
n,.guard against accidents.
icy s,un,ony disclosed the fact
a@ The wheat was imperfect-
\ it was not in a condi-
4 = l0t the machine, and also
~ tumbling rod was not
ss required by the statute.
lung Of the jury was for the
!. : E., that the plaintiff
= \. entitled It'll to damages and
as dsfendants' claim for
'a' not valid.-[Prairie
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ksn is avery great lack Of mail
tss 10 his immediate section.
E.Eam will give his attention
matter. and procure us con-
N between Colfax and Mont
kr byamail twice a week, and
|lN from here to Harrisonburg
tWi'e q week, he will place
n number of his constituents
Fnnewed obligations.
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Wit.

smith says: 81 wish, af-
nave said about wit and
saa could Co satisfy myself of
y ELECTS upon the charac-
Sposltion; but 1 am con-
s ~ probable tendency Of
SS'0,rrupt the understand
ns heart. l am not speak
S. mere it is kept down in
~ \ ground a,a Of the picture;
sisn ! stands out boldly and
ssa.S,I and is evidently the
p Ssa;sty in any particular
ss embossed wits, though thew
salJ eourted for the amnsc,
/ ~0'ded. are seldom re-
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1877-12-22

h Rice's head is level. He ia
J. Constitutional Convention
u. Wednesday evening, while
klsyin the ring, took occasion
.is q speech in its favor. Go
lisllow, YOU have the MAORI
the people Of the State on
dle.
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,.,s we're ton prisoners IN the
4 ;sil. five of whom were ball
=, ou Friday last.
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!. weather, for several days
has been dark and drizzly,
| ,,.ssiOnal heavy winds.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE GOVERNMENT.

Governor-F T Nichols.
Lieut.. GOvernOr-L A Wilt.
Secretary of State-W A Strong.
Auditor of Public Accounts-Al-
len Jumel.
Superintendent of Public Educa-
tiOn-R NJ Lusher.
Adjutant General-D B Penn.
JUDICIARY.
Supreme Court-Chief Justice, T
C Manning;' Associate Justices, r
H Mari, Alcibiade DeBlanc, w b
Spencer Clerk, Alfred Roman.
DISTRICT.
Judge District Court-W + Black
man.
District Attorney-E G Hunter.
District Court - Second Monday
in January and First Monday in
July.
PARISH OFFICERS.
Clerk of Court Henry c Walker.
Recorder-W H HOdnett.
Parish Judge-A V Raglan.
Sheriff-Chas r Nugent.
Coroner-Dr p GOode.
Representative-Col + G Randolph.
Parish Attorney-A. Cazabat.
Parish Treasurer-A l. Grow.
Tax CollectOr-C G Nash.
Police JurOrs-Jas A Daniels
Pesident; VIM TisOn, Randolph,
Reeves, C w Fitz, NJ N Swofford.
Clerk Police Jury-R S Cameron.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Ward ]. Lorenzo Smith.
2. John p HOdnet.
E" 3. Thomas Allison.
4. John c Linscum.
5. John w Saunders.
6. John Chelette.
z. David Hardy and j VI
Fletcher.
Parish Court-Regular or General
Terms-First Mondays in February,
April, June, August, October and
December.
Probate Terms-First Mondays in
January, March, May, July, Septem-
Der and November.
LODGES.
Cloutierville Lodge No. 103-Reg-
ular communications first and third
of each month. Officers
A L Grow, w M; August Keller,
S w; b Kraft, j w; w s Calhoun,
Secretary.
Montgomery Lodge No. l65-Reg-
ular communications first Saturdays
on or before the full moon of each
month. Officers - Ii Van Mccain,
w N; BR Scott, S w; E NJ Til
ton, j W; ID Hardy, Secretary.
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lisa matter Of fact that from
| b ten negroes are standing
L,d the Jail every day, laughing
|aIking to the prisoners. How
! before the high fence will be
! uyund the hotel?
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lace. Nash. Tax Collector,
!, New Orleans, last Wednes-
!, the Bart Able. He expects
,,,re accounts with the State
! with us by the New Year.
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Wing to dense fog, our favorite
\, the Bart Able, did not put
!. appearance at our landing
Tuesday morning. Her Off
gain kindly remembered the
urLS for which they have our
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i. advertisement of Mr.. M.
d He wants 200 mutton
{. To the front, ye ram rails
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AGENTS.

AGENTS.
| , GOODWIN. of Alexandra, is
.lL., : SV agent Of the CHRONICLE sn Gle
s q raatrsct for advertisements and
y, I'VE subscriptions
ucc,1y g. BRO. Of Mont
So ",,r authorized agents.
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IoYFrcIAL.l
LIST OF JURORS

Drawn for the regular January term,
1878, of the Ninth Judicial District
Court, in and for the Parish of Grant,
according to law:
Jessie ilardee 9th ward, s. B. Sanford
4th, Walter Brister I'd, Samuel Chan
dler Sd. Fred Key 9th, Geo. Hickman LIST,
Conrad Starks 9TH, Auguste Keller LIST,
Benton Richardson Sd. L. +. Swotfood
5th, Albert Smith I'd, James Hennegan
Sd, j. W. Simmons 9th, John Lacour LIST,
A. T. Curry Sd. Lisbon Eagles 7th, Ste
ven P. Hagan Sd. Samuel Holloway 7th,
James Megrson 9TH, William Lambert
I'd, William Hatcher I'd, W. L. Dewitte
TIA, Esau Haduot I'd. benjamin cocker
ham 9Th, j. H. Hardy 7th, w. H. Wea-
yer 18th, Samuel Jewel LIST, L. Walker
7th, Jesse l.. Fletcher 7th, Caleb Day
4th, William G.. Howard 7th, Geo. s.
Fletcher 9TH, Solomon Fiddle 4th, Sam
uel Brister I'd, J. H. Crawford 7th, r.
w. Horn It'll, John G. Bryant 9Th, Pink
ney Smith I'd, Ephraim Grinston I'd,
J. NJ. Curry I'd, H. Mcknight LIST, T. X.
Smith LIST, L. d. p. Lotion I'd, Jesse
Coleman I'd, Louis Dubois 9Th, B. H.
Philips TIN, Joshua Kemp Sd, William
Perman LIST, Ralph Marcas LIST, Nelson
Nugent, 9TH.
We, the undersigned commissioners.
do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing is true and correct list of
the persons drawn this day by US, in &C
cordance with law, to serve as jurors at
the regular term of the Ninth Judicial
District Court, in and for the Parish of
Grant and State of Louisiana, to be be-
gun ard hol len on the 14th day of JAN
uary, A. d. 1878, it being tie second
Monday of said month.
(Signed) A. B. Comfy,
Mathew Nugent. Jr.,
H. G. Walker, Clerk.
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Il advertisement OF Lost
nav learn something.
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C. D. GILMORE, 49,. "A. A. THOMAS,
Late Register at
Kirwin, Kansas.
GILMORE &c CO.,
629 F. ST., WASHINGTON, d. c..

WILL PROSECUTE BEFORE THE
General Land Office, Office of Indian Az
fairs, Department of the Interior, the
Court of Claims, and United States Su-
preme Court, Claims af all kinds arising
under laws governing the disposal of
Public Land, or the adjustment of
French, Spanish and Mexican Grants, or
other Private Land Claims. Special at
tention given to cases involving Title to
Grant Lands and Mining Claims Land
Warrants and Land Scrip bought. Cash
paid for Soldiers Additional Homestead
Rights. Send stamp for circular of in
structions. Three stamps to pay postage
if you want full set Of blanks and in
structions. H3-1y
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STATE OF LoUILIANA, !
Parish of Grant.

Clerks Office, Colfax. }
certify the above to be true and
correct copy of the original on file in my
office. Witness my hand and official
seal this. 9Th day of November, A. D.
1877. Henry c. Walker, Clerk.
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.M Judicial advertisements
4 y psia for in ADVANCE or
= = di,oontinued after the
nxrtioa.
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The Chicago Inter-Ocean says:
We must conclude that the Presi-
dent has fallen into q very strange
error. He insists in one place that
the public debt z DIV outstanding
shall be paid in nothing but gold,
and in another place that silver
may be employed to bring about
specie payments presumably by
redeeming greenbacks in that kind
of coin. Are not our greenbacks
part of the public debt, and is it
fair to pay them off in silver when
the latter coin is not good enough
for the holders of other forms OF
indebtedness In other words, are
We to have one kind Of money for
the people who hold the green
backs and another for the nabobs
who hold the bonds? Is the debt
on which we pay interest more sa-
cred than that on which We pay
nothing at all?
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A Washington special to the N.
o. Times says: When the Emperor
of Brazil was in this country, with
the quick perception Of ruler who
had the good of his people at heart,
he said that the natural course of
trade from that empire was to the
United States. Since then he has
been perfecting a plan to carry his
views into effect. Last week there
arrived at the Brazilian legation
here, Senior Mondouca,a prominent
citizen of the empire, who announc-
ed officially that his government
has granted a subsidy of 100000
per annum for ten years for the
purpose of inducing a direct steam
ship service between some promi-
nent city in the United States and
that country. Several steamship
owners, among them John Roach,
have been in negotions with Senior
Mondouca, but as yet he has con-
Guided no arrangement. In pri-
vate conversations lately he has
stated that if some arrangement
looking to the object of his visit
could be perfected in New Orleans,
the Emperor and his Cabinet
would be disposed to give that city
the preference.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
Rathplifber Sirdcn 5 Saicnber,
3eusniB bes 81. @eiites. -Sob. Is.
@htmna ibr &atboIifcn {!

Sic Stimmr bes briligrn Satcrs.
Sn uniern Sasen ideint bic Spriebuns
Der tatboli'6en 8reiie cine beionoere Wtil:
fion eegebsn gu baben. On ibr lit es, bic
@runoldte Der Srbnun9 uno bes @laus
bens bort, mo bieielben berri4en gu bewab'
rem uno iie ba gu uerbreiten, no 9ottlo'
fisteit uno cine talte @lei99iltisttit otes
ielben in Serseienbeit seratben lieBen. -
gius *. in eirem Sdreiben pon 1851.
g8ir eriudsn sic initdnbisit allen oenen
mt eurem suten @iaen uno eurer 9unlt
beisuiteben, bic NIT @eiit be9abt unb nit
~seniisenber &enntnib ausseriiitet, ii9 on
Bic glrbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Seituns
gen CUR Sertbeibiguns unb Gerbreituns Der
fatbOlii3eR Qebre uerOfentIi9en. - Gncps
elica 8iuS *.
2aBt Nidts unueriu6t, wobur6 uniere
beilise &eIi9iun unb ibre beiliame 9ebre in
ben S~ereiNisten Staoten meter perbreitei
peroen t6nnen, bamit %uerirrte Wanoere,
auf ben re6teu 8foO s%uriifgeIeitet uerOeu
mDgen.- S9reiben Puis IL. an bic Si.
i9Gfe Der .. ct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
Cine cmrio1e @lrt seeHoraer.

Wdnde Grote itanteniecten baben bier
cine ionoerbare art bas Gbriitentbum gu
uerbreiten, es lit unseidbr, ais Oh man bic
6inber bur9 bas 2sien pom iosenannten
Dime Nouelen" gu moralii6en Menidsn
MAIDEN woute. Oa fanb Dor einisen Sas
gen cine Seriammluns Der iunsen 9riitlis
teu Mduner in indianapolis itatt, unb
ben Sauptuoriras belt Elm Spanier aus
Gbicugo, Namens Sonep Delight, ben man
ben yi9le4telt item &erl @bicasos" gu nens
men pleste. Bas bas alio { IT cine Yhans
&c iein muB, fOnnen iia uniere 9sier benz
fen. Nber buffer Menl1 ertldrt iib ni9t
nur ie!blt ais S9urte, ionoern er lit audi,
wie oas Slutt, benz MIR Die Jtadridt entz
nebmen, uno Das iebr driitli9 seiinnt lit,
bemsrtt, elm gang uniSiienoer ungebiloetsr
Uteni9, III beiien @eii1t oas Halter tiefe
5ur9en seSO9en bat, bic Seoem feline @es
i6i9te tlar seisen. Der gortras bieies
Otannes, Der iest elm 6rOmmlins seuoroeu
lit, bsitano in elmer gel6reibuns Der Sins
ben u. Serbre ben, bic er in ieinsm lansen
yeben be9ansen bat. Sbm folste elm Serr
HoB, Yrdiioent beS H~efornclubs, mas ims
nler oas lit. gu9 er lit ein alter Sinber,
AUDI er erSdblte ieine @si9i9te uno iu9te
oarSutbuu, baB er pOmOsli9 elm nod
iGte4terer SerI seweieu, lei, als Delight.
Gnoli9 trat nod eth Captain Sobnion auf
uno bra9te Setenntniie Dor, Die man leis
Der uidt Die elmer idOaen, ionoern elmer
lebr peroorbenen Seele nennen tann. Oas
mar oas Prosramm bes Absnbs. Oas lit
Der 8es, wie oas @briitentbum unter ben
junseu y6riltli9en" Mdnnern befeitigt
werOen iou. gerninftise 9eute weroen
%oenten, iol9e Sefenntnilie miBten sber
CUR Serbreituns oes 0aiters iibren, penn
Die iunSen 2eute ieben, baB le Su elmer
Encouragement Steuuns fiibren, bsnn ies
ner Delight 3iebt jett i'm GanOe umber uno
preSiSt oas ~Guan9elium gu Sauienoen BON
yeuten, na6csm er bic belten Sabre ieines
gebens benz Serbre9en uno benz 2aiter aes
wlomet bat. Sino bas ni1t perriidte
Menl6en, Die iOl6e Meniden gu Seeliors
germ ma9en2 CW9ibl.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

irgenb elmer onSern Seit; auein bds Gbri:
ltentbum driltlider S0nisreids lit babin.
8ir lino in cine brittle Ysriobs eingetre:
ten. Nls Die Stride ins Oaiein serufsn
waro, bate iie feline SOnise; ie purOe
sebiloet aus ben S0lrern Der Groe. Seute
mO6te es i@einen, ais oh ss nod eiumaI
10 we,oen ioute. Die Siriteu, Die &esie:
run9en, Die seietsebenben '@epaItsn Der
gSelt paren oamaIs LIBERAL Seinoe Der ent:
itebenben Stride. sic iino es aud beute
gum srOBten Sbsil pieoer. 0tur lit bic
6elnoi9aft bes neunSebnen Sabrbunoerts
absefeimter, ais Die pes erlten. Oamals
bate Die @elt OIL @briltus unb feline 0ebre
nod ni9t ~seslaubt, beate fdut lie BON benz:
ielben ab.
Die Stride lit bsute nod SieieIbe, weI9e
lie bel ibrsm anians semeisn lit. sic
tam fi9 ieber 6orm bes birssrli6en 0es
bens anbsquemen, wel9e bic Welt ii3 ais
Die ibr am Seltsn ~5uiasenoe wdblen mag
Wenn es pabr 1T, mos i3arfblidenbe go.
litter porausseia9t baben, oaB ndmll9 aue
Nationen auf benz 8ese our Democratic
iinb, 10 wiro bic Stride wiiisn, pis iie oieisr
neuen unb befremoenben 9ni9auun9 Der
&elt b~esesnen iou. Die bobe politiide
Bsisbeit, nit welder bic Y6pite i'm Mtts
telaIter Die Spnoltieen er5alten baben, pirb
wobl wiien, aufN Delde Weiie iis in bieiem
Sale bic SOlter, Die ba nod sIauben, er:
balten tam.
Sn einem iolden 3uitanbe seiste ii9
Yius TX. bic 8elt, ais er ben !Ylan faBte,
etn ausemeines Goncil gu berufen. Gr
iab, .wie Die Welt, bic ebebsm fatbolii9
mar, in 6olse Der aufebnuns Der biirse,s
llden @eieaidaft se5en Die Souueralne.
tat 9ottes, iowie in 6olse oauon, baB bas
umit9reifen bes ti:9riitli9eu @eiites
pom 6iriten uno &esierunsen gu anti4riit:
li9en &eoolutionen antrieb, perwirrt uno
beorobt mar. Gr, benz mad ben Worteu
oes b. Sobannes @Arpioitomus bic sanSe
WeIt anuertraut moroen, iab in benz uat,.
canii6en Soncil bas sinSise ADEQUATE 0eil
mitteI fir Die in Der sanjen 8elt iid oiien.
barenoen uebsIltdnoe oes neuHSebnten Sa9r:
bunoerts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08
0eri@ieoene Neriooen Der
STRIDE
(Ben Cardinal Wannina.)

Sn Der eriten YeriObs Der Rir6e fam
rod uno nod bic Vereinisuns Der seiifli
den uno weItli9en @spalten bieier 0elt
gu Stanbe Qeit Gonitantin b. @r.); fe
mirtten unb arbeiteteen fir cine Ianae i3eit
in @intra9t Suiammen. 0dbreno Der
Iesten b%reibunoert Sabre aber wuroen bic.
ielben pieber setrennt, 10 baB iie i9 iest
feinSli4 seseniberitsben. Oas 0ort Der
9lpoiteI bat I'M Infanse Meniden aller
Nationen unb barum. slsidiam ME in Ell.
mem V%oripiel, aae Nationen Su elmer aei:
itisen @eieui9aft usreinist. Die @reis:
niNe Der Ietten 3eiten basssen baben bic
Nationen, ais poIitiide &6rpe,idaften, pon
Der 9inbeit bes @laubens pieoer Iosserii.
fen.
Sn Der swsitsn Yeriobe Der driffliden
Welt, i'm WitteIaItsr, waren troy Der
bdufisen unb sroBen Sample smii9en ben
seiitliden unb weltIidsn @ewaIten bas Of:
fsntIi@e 9eben, bic @siets, iberbaupt Der
san3e Organisms Der Staaten, 9riflid ;
Die 6iiten unb seiesssbsnbsn @ewalten,
iomie bic san5e n,eni9lide @eieuidaft be,
fannten ben 9riitli@sn @lauben unb leiite.
ten benz Oberbaupte Der &ir9s 9eborIam.
g~briftenbeit NOR einis I'M @Iauben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-05-08

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Yapern: l.. Die 0ose v@Ieuiis" CUR Sers
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spei Sdulen am Stein" in @iirsburs
am l. Oct. 1871 bic 9ose .ausuita" in
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1878; Die 9ose BUR gerb,ioeruns an Der
&esnie" in Sambers am 20. Mui
1874; enblid bic 2ose v@ermania" our
beutIden Sreue in Grlansen am "a.
Oct 1875. Wan fennt, bemertt ,u bieier
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9oritdnbe, bic 0osen: Seamten uno aue
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sirnt, uno BON Der boben Toli,ei rest Nies
mano einen SUB, nm in Die @ebeimniiie
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befommen.