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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21
THE POLITICAL FIELD.
NOMINATIONS Ann sprEcnps

nv 1fII'A3 4AIFIy "
THE SARATOGA CONFERENCE OF ADAnNIsTR Ton
Neutrality-suspicious. sCENEs IN DEMO
CRATIC coNvENnoN-BUTLER AT BKw-HAvEN.
The Administration Republicans who meet
at Saratoga to-day are in hopes of having a
full State Convention called. General Butler
Hpoke to large Greenback meeting yesterday
at New Iaven. Stormy scenes attended the
nomination of Congressman Miles Ross in
the Deu ocratic Convention at Elizabeth. Mr..
Tyner thinks Judge 0rth viii have a good
majority in the IXth Indiana District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-21

Az notices Of 4
name and address.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
A Word to ClergYmen.

Friend. stop that cough! Do not
neglect Il Common Cold even for q
day. 1t may end in Consumption
and death. Rev. N. II. DowNs'
ELIxEE has cured thousands, both old
and young; and 1t will cure you, if
taken freely and in season. This
Elixer has been before the American
people FoRTY-sIx YEARS, and has new
err failed to give relief to all who have
used it. 1t has won it's way by Ac-
TUAL SERVICE, untiliL has become a
household friend in thousands OF our
best families. Regular physicians use
and Recommend it. CIcrgymen and
public speakers are its best patrons.
Railroad employees, much exposed to
colds, coughs, etc, should. always use
it. Farmers, Lawyers, Merchants
and everybo ly, old and young, speak
highly in its praise.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14

the corn. cucnmbers ETC., in this vi.
cin,ty the other night in good clean
shape, then am mistaken. some OF
our farmers have found out they made
a mistake in planting corn, instead Of
sowing oats, but they are r+ctifying
it now. e #r-s
The Rev. Mr.. Locke Sill preach ip
the Church next Sabbath at 2 O'Clock
pm, also 10 the evening.
The Rev. Annette Shaw preached
TO a large congregation here last Sab
bath.
Mr. C.. D. Stevens with two friends
have been making flying visits through
the town this week. They seem TO lie
nice men. But they are so inqtisitice !;
they want TO know how much land a
fellow mas, and how much is it worth 2
aud all that sort of thing. We sup
pose it is all right, for it is according
to law. ..-..t Ed.
This is the way We heard. her talk
ing to the old hen: mice old hen,
won't you set you on 10 eggs"-
"hatchsd them all out hut lest 8
weeks time, spoiled II eggs, I,have a
good mind to"-Wc was aifriend.
there was going to he murder. and
we should be called on as witness,
So did not stop to bear it out.
.-e UNCLE JONATHAN.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
Special Business Notices.
MY DEAR SAVANNAH HOME.

A beautiful song and chorus, by. II. p.
banks, (author of "SILvER THREADS
AsfoNG THE GOLD" and one hundred
other popular melodies, is published
complete in the JUNE "SCORE, >
with four other pieces of standard mu-
sic. as Consolation, one of the Men.
delssohn's Songs without words (;
NIGH is Fine, song by Guglelmo /;
aida, an instrumental arrangement,
by Louis Faik, and T@ Strudel Gallon,
one Of Faust's most Pc 'ular. Besides
we find interesting reading matter,
which wilt be found valuable to all low
crs of the art. The subscription price
is only Sl.l5. Single copies sent by
mail for ~ cents. Send for Perrv's
Catalogue of half price music.
Address
JOHN +. PERRY 6 Co., Publishers.
53S " Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14

IMPORTANT NOTICE,-Owing
to the large Gail for back numbers OF
The Score, the editions for some OF
the past months are nearly exhausted.
1t will be advisable for all who want
to complete their file to order at an
early day if they wish TO be surs OF
having their orders flied. 1Re pub
lie are finding that 10 cents is small
sum for the large quantity Of inter
esting reading matter and elegant Sc.
lection OF music contained in each
n ,mber Of The Score.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14

Henry & Johnson Arnica and Oil
Liniment is an external remed. for
man or beast, for curing Wounds,
Sprains, Strains, Sores, Cuts, Bruises,
Burns and Ulcers of every kind, in
Guiding Skin Diseases generally; and
while its application is harmless and
never painful, its effects are most
wonderful. AS q FAMILY LlNIMgNr
it meets the wants OF every house
hold. Warranted to satisfy all who
use it,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
about t''p".


!. II. Bonett is in Boston this week {.
Iow about that Fourth of July cele-
zion?
wasn't our boys rushing things a
. last Tuesday night.
ION. Charles Z. Benton of Guild
paid US u short call last Tuesiay
ing.
Mills and family are visiting
Z Ids at South Ryegate. They will
bsent about two weeks.
ur last fishing party returned last
rsday, and brought good lot OF
with them.
lillian 8. Causebrook, sails Mex
day for England, to be absent f r
" months. May he have pleas
voyage. and return rs soon as he
make it convenient.
lie seryics at Christ Church next
lay evening, (rrinity Sund y }
be especially for the children OF
Sunday Hchool, with an appropri-
Fermon by the Pastor. The must
part Of the service will be rendered
lie Children.
c notice the good natured coun-
nee Of Mr.. L. Parsons on our
to this week. Many of our citi-
will remember Mr.. Parsons, a.
as employed for a long time by
sland Pond Lumber Company oil
town, as book keeper. He is now
e at Boston.
II. Bonett's suction came off, as
rtised, last Saturday. Although
weather was very unfavorable
Abner filled his part of the con-
and sold as he said he would
er is one of those men who, when
ys thing, be means it, every
.st Thursday, as a young French
WAS examining horse prepare
to trading, out in Holland, TIE
got tired of being so closely
lnized, and let its hind feet 10 1st
ng the young man on the fore
and indicting L bad cash
g man, take Josh Billings ad
"that if any one tells me mule
kick, believe him, and not try
u,e, to prove it,"
e steamer "Lady Of The Lake,
runs between Newport, Vt.
iagog, p. O., made her first triE
e season last Saturday. Til,
% of Stanstead, p. O., had ar
sion, and it was our good for,
to BE- "aboar,l." Although the
ras rather wet and disagreeable
&c number went, and enjoyed
ip hu 5ely. Captain Fogg, thu
in of tn. Steamer is one of thos,
Tao will make a person enjoy
elves if possible. Tue STAINS
Cornet Banl, Il. C. Parsons
:, accompanied the excursi nists
arne from Ne. Parsons. thai
nd hal, bsen orgauized but =;
time, but they playc,l excellent
4 enlivenel things very mucI
heir finely rendered strains.
following which we clip iron
ally Free Press and Times. o
7th will be read with interest b,
of our readers
mong those who yesterday re
the degree Of Bachelor of Sa
Theology Is. T. b. at the Gen
theological Seminary, New York
be Rev. Louis A. Arthur, NJ. A
est on of our esteemed towns
ohn A. Arthur, Esq, Deput,
tor of Customs, This degree L
conferred upon tho graduatin,
IS Il matter Of course. but is onl,
ed to those members of tn
class who in addition to tn
Try pass examination take hig
in all departments of Sacre,
ogy. Mr. Arthur, who was late
aimed priest in this city, ha
assigned duty at Island Pond
he has already by his earnes
aithful ministraLions attracte
|tice and commentator Of hi
,,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
Have YOU Yellow Ewes?

Baxter Mandrake Bitters will GER
talnly cure you. If you have any
difficulty, Indigestion, Constipation,
pain in the right side, try these Bit
tiers at once, and see how much good
you can receive for 25 cents. Silly
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
Churches

|HRfST CHURCH MISSl0N.-Rev LOUIS
ARTHUR Missionary IN charge.- SUNDAY
vice at IL a. M, an Z y. m. service iot
Children. Sunday School aud Catcchising
~ p. m. saints days, and Holy days.
vice and address. "a u. M. Fridays
ening prayer and address, o'clock p m
TIrus' MISSION IN TUE WoODs.-Oceas.
|nal service by special appointment. Reg
|r service on the first sunday of each
Rnth at O'Clock p. IN,
kEfH0DIST.-Rev.E E. 8. LOCKE. Pastor
Fvices at II a, m, and ] ,ps m. sabbath
Snd. 81
OMAN CATHoLIC.-.Rev. FATHER MICH
%, Acting Pastor. Services on tho first
third Sabbaths OF the month. at 10 a. m.
7 p. IN. Sabbath school at sp. m e
MASONIC. 0
bland Fond Lodge. No. A. meets second
Rn Street. Visiting brethren cordially
#comed.
rival and Departure of Mails.
Ding West leaves at 10: 4j p IN. and 6:I5 a.
E Arrives at 8 :45 p. m. and 3: 10 q. IN,
ping East, leaves at I: 80 a. III. arrives ut
IN
'ge for Derby Line leaves at c: 30 a. M,
arrives ut 6 p. m.
.st Newark, twics week, every Tuesday
Saturday ut 2 p. nj.
3nbers of the Essex County Bar re.
siding in the County:
eo. N. Dale, d. s. stoIrs and z. n. Mansur.
nd Pond; Geo. w Iiartshorn, Canaan
Benton, Gulldhall: Harvey 4 Gleason
4 A. +. Nicheis. West Concord.
County officers:
ERIK. c. K. Benton; JUDGES, Porter Hin.
and Isaac Il. Houston: SHERIFF, j. A.
hsur; JUDGE OF PROBATE, VIM. Ii. Harts.
n; IsBGisTER OF PROBATE, Z. Z. Benton
AsURER, Richard small: STATES An or
Geo. w. Hartshorn; HIGH BAILLIFF, q
amsey; COURT AUDITot, X. q. Chase.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
GuiIdhall.


Joseph Ormsby has moved to Lam
caster, n. H., where he hopes to i'm
prove his prospects.
Robert Chase has gone to Boston
and New York this week or business.
VIM. H. IIartslorn has a new pick
ct fence in front of his hotel. W hen
painted, it will he quite an ornament
20 the place.
The toll bridge is soon to be repair
ell. 1t is needed very much and
should have teen done before. -
Fishing excursions are in the hight
of their glory just now. The boys re-
port good luck, but they invariably
get net both inside and out.
r. L. Adams Of Northumberland
is about to build new two story
house, Just above the residence Of /.
K. Knights.
Robert Chase & Co. are soon TO
shut down their peg mill for two or
three months, business being very
dull with them.
1t is reported that p. B. Cobb is
soon TO return, and some Of the boys
think it best to have little tar, and
a few feathers ready.
We understood that the Essex Co.
Republican Convention will BE- beld
here June 2 .th.
At meeting of the citizens Of this
and adjoining towns held at tae Court
House on Tuesday evening, it was
unanimously voted to have celebra-
ton here the coming 4th. A com
mittee consisting OF VIM. II. Harris
hora, Albert Cole, G. w. Schof, p.
r. Follansby and +. ID. Beede were
chosen to nominate the officers for the
celebration, and report at a meeting
to be held at The same place on Satur-
day evenisg at Z o'clock. The re-
marks made and interest manifested
in the meeting. show a determination
to have such celebration as would
be highly enj Dyed by all,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
The Essex County Herald.
Rates Of Advertising.
To Correspondents.

Write ouly on one side Of the paper.
II articles intended for publication MUST
accompanied with the name of The writer.
necessarily for publication, but as a guar
ice Of good faith.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14

HEGT business you can engage In. S5 to
UECI $50 per day made by any worker of
either sex right In their own localiti 8. Par
tIcuars and samples worth IS free, Improve
your spare time 1t this business. address
STlSSON q CO., Portland, Maine.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
MARRIED.

In Island Pond June 18th 1878, at the resi-
denco OF the Eride's Father, by ltev., Edwin
s. Locke, assist ed by Rev. Mr.. Whittetnors OF
New Richmond, Wis, Miss Lila j. Robinson
Island Pond, TO Mr.. Augustus W. Bosworth
'0t New Rici mond, Wisconsin. q = FFTf
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
LuneMburg.

Lunenburg.
Mr.. W. z. Stevens is our duly au-
lhorized correspondent for this town.
All persons hearing of matters of To-
cal Importance, will confer great
favor by transmitting he same to him
ior publication. = Ed
A meeting was held at the Town
House last Monday evening, to make
arrangements for a celebration on the
Fourth Of July. A general committee
was chosen to draft a plan and have
an oversight of the entire matter.
The following we're the committee
chosen Chester Thomas, M. A. Burt,
/. N. Wright, J. G. Bowker, C. II.
Cole and W. p. Stevens. Anyone
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
Victory.

Victory.
Some person or persons will get in
to hot water soon, Or it will get on
them. We refer To those who make
it their business to Islander their
neigh6ors, and 20 round at nights,
peep.ng in windows, aud committing
other depredations.
Mr.. G. w. Hartshorn was in town
last week looking looking after those
who fear the law. Look out or he
may return again, and sooner than is
expected.
We had regular snow storm anil
King frost reigned supreme here last
Thursday night, doing much damage
to the crops, etc.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. Kerr
has been increased by the addition oil
a II pound gill on Tuesday last
East Charleston.
The dance at The Union House hall
was we'll attended, there being between
thirty and forty couples present
Every one present reports IA excel
lent time. a.
M. e. Hazcltine of this town has
the agency for a patent milk pan, tho
best thing ever invented for farmers,
lie will start out with them soon, and
Of course, Nose will do well, for he il
one of them kind Of fellows.
Ike roads in great many places in
this town are In great need of quite
extensive repairs. Our town Fathers
should attend TO them at once, and
perhaps spare quite a bill OF expense,
Talk about England's cleaning out
Russia, and the fenians, Canada, but
| il old JACK" did not clean out all
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
East Concord.

East Concord.
At the head of Main street, Rumina
Smith has opened millinery and
dressmakers shop, and she has a
splencid run of custom and is making
money faster than any OF the rest of
the shops.
Elmer Hurlburt has opened a bar
ber's shop, lie also gets q good run of
custom, for he does his work salts
factorily to all.
The highway surveyor has worked
out nearly 500 OH Maiu street which
adds greatly to its beauty, and is a
benefit to all. .
Henry Savage is now stopping with
Andrew Nance In Guildhall Jail.
Charles Buchanan was fined twenty
six dollars fol the privilege of getting
Savage drunk. A.
Henry Savage spoken of in the last
weeks paper, WAS fined $24, and 70,
want Of the cash was sent to Gu;ldhal
to board it out.
Charles Buckman was fined S24.
He pawned his horse and harness tc
settle it, AMI has since redeemed it
1t is believed he got help to raise til,
cash by the rum ring.
There are good many horse shet
counsels about here nowadays.
FAITH.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
Peace Negotiations in Eu-
rOpO only tends to increase the Grand rush at
@. E. & Z. w CLARKE'S

which they offering returning
market with large and we'll selected stock Dry Goos Grocer
Provisions g. We prepared to show patrons the
best of Raadymade Clothing Hats, Caps Straw goods
Boots, Shoes, Hosiery &C.. brought into this town.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14

q 90 a week In Your own town. IS Outfit
600 free. No risk, Reader. IL you want a
business at which persons OF either sex oan
make great puy all the tirnc they work. writc
or particulars to 10 HALLETr & CO., Port
and, MaIne,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14

having any IDEAS on the subject aud
presenting them TO anyone OF this
committee, will have them discussed
at the next meeting. All are request
ed TO be present, ladies especially, for
what would picnic dinner be without
them? s. e t
Rev. Geo. A. Perkins closed his
labors with the Cong. church OF this
place, one week ago last Sabbath, He
has been connected with that church
some over two years, aud is now sta
toned at Raymond, n. II.
II. A. Cutting has bought tract of
land of Samuel Phelps, which joins
on to the land Already owned 10y Mr..
Cutting, known as the Phillips place.
We were visited by quite a heavy
frost on the night of the 9th doing
considerable damage to crops in Ger.
tain parts Of the town.
The various highways of the town
are being improved by the surveyors
aud their men. Some of them need a
great deal more work on them than
they will be likely to get,
The Guy family gave variety en-
tcrtainmsnt 10 the Town house, on
the eve of the 9Th. They drew quite
house. SMALL Boy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
NOTICE!

Notice Is hereby given, that application
will be nlitde IN tho neEt ] egislHtu1s, Octob-
or, 1878, 10 annex the town OF Concord, now
In Essex couniy. To the County OF Caledonia in.
COScOkD, VI, Jane 18th, ISIS.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
Our Dry Goods Department,

large variety fine Dress Goods Prints Denes Linens
Baced unbhd eooEs and other things too varied mention
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-06-14
MASONIC.

bland Fond Lodge. No. A. meets second
nday of eSeh mon h. in Masonic halt, ON
n Street. Visiting brethren cordially
Doomed.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-07

Oas oirgtniid)e berQI0 d tf) II,
ipel1eS bic Staatsl9ulb Der 6erreu Sitter
9lnwesflln9eln ioll, miro jett in unlerem
ytadbarltaate audi nod cine anbere Gerpen.
onng fnben. Sm Senate bes @taates Sir
9inten liegt eine 8iQ Dor, bas Slinaelreaiiter
auD IN St9arrenldoen ein5ufiibren; ieOe 81.
garre loa ySllng" MAIDEN, ieoes 0adet 81.
9arretten oa9e9en nalinfling."
DER earpetba99er Dt eS, einftmals 9ou=
oerneur oes StaateS Carolina, belien
nnlaubere Streld)e lanbesfnuoig iinb, bat
nenerotngs in elmer 6ffsntlld)en 9eufiarift
oerludt, ii6 inlofern Don Ser ShnlO oss
electoral :9Sabll ll6minoels III SiiSz@arolina
reln5uma1den, oaB er, tpie alle Seiplinge,
elHe Wfen9e anberer Yeri0uli6feiten nit in
ben Setrn9 peripitfelt bat. Ser farbiqe Grz
Rihtsr gSri9bt, Der 0iitrifts ,anlpalt Cartier
BON sSalbln9tOn II. q. weiieu Noies' Sin.
lduioi9Ingen als 0iigen beim. gBem ioll
man 9lanben? Utoies bat es bisber iibri=
gems wobl peritanben, ii6 auBer benz Serelhe
Der &lauen oer Siio=@arolina'er Sulti5 su
balten.
Die @ciebgebung bon &irginien scbt
banllt I'M, Die SalGre aller Staatsbeamten
nm 2o-4o YroSent su erniebriseu. Ofan
9eoenft baOur6 $4,000 pro Sabr erIpareu
81 fbnnen. user 9iebt III annapolis bic erlte
anre9ung Suiolder 9ebaltsberablebung?
Na9lten Sienltag finbet Die Staats<
nnO eon9reB 10 \ i II 81 W.tS a III p.
hire ltatt. bic slusii6ten per 9fepublfa.
ner ltno otesmal iebr tribe, oenn Us. s.
CHANDLER bat tbnen ourd feline S1reibebrieie
5n nlel gei6abet. 6ait feiu einsiges republic
tantlbes @ongreBmitglieo 1T in Sen @ranits
ltaat 9erelf, I'M bort Oas Saterlauo Su ret
ten.
Sem Staate aentudp 1T idlieblid sic
Sbmab ser WieberberteQung bes mittelalz
terli9en SfauopfablS, oil mel6em alle ,,flei-
| nen Otebe" aus9ebauen meroen iollten, er=
lpart gebieben. Die Bill mar inn 5aule arl=
9enomneh pOroen, Die orei in 9ouisple
ermdblten So3ialiiten itimn1ten CUR Serpurs
eerlln9 oes 9anSen 2auoeS oaiiir, unb I'M
Senate toar Stlmmengleibbeit. Ser Sice<
@ounernenr CAB ben Iusi9lag nno ftintmte
oa9e9en. Gr erflGrte: yDa Der Soriiter bes
Senats Der Meinung 1T, baB Die Sunlanitdt
berelts 9enu9 herabgemiiroigt iuorben lei, rno
ni9t getpillt 1T, iie aus bloBen Spariam>
teltsgrllnoen nod tpeiter berabsniuiiroi9en, 10
ltellt it6 Der SpreGer anf Die Seite Der Sns
ntalIltdt uno itinlrnt nit gteir."
SIM alolfer Der llriulinerinnen IN 8roip IL
&oHntp, Ohio, itarb am SamltageS6me-
iter ct. @barles, cine Sodter bes einitnali=
gen Sunoesz@enerals Sioiecran;. Ser Sc
neral mobnt sur 3eit in Californian.
Die iHBe Sdnseriu pom Sri 6is
gan bat etne Sallaoe iiber Qoro 8prOn per-
broben, melfe folgenOermaBeu anbebt:
lord Byron was an Englishman,
poet believe,
His first works in old England
Was poorly received
Perhaps it was Lord Byron's fault,
And perhaps 1t was not;
His life was full of misfortunes,
Ah strange his lot,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-03-07

Sn Der geifrigen &erianimiun9
bes sarion," neldje unier Soriie bee 6ru.
Ssspalb in Der vOiehanics -6alle" ffattfano,
wurben bic Bar, Rcitauration unO @arbrobe
Su bem am 25. os. in Der y@oncorola" ab5lls
haltenbeH Gon3erte uno 8alle ben 9S. Eh-
S6H6maun uue 81. bedt iibertrageH.
Die %. S..9 eieIli d. Ia IT" belt 9eitern
Abens III ben 2ofalitdten nes 6rn. {. Dluth
an Der Selair=Roao eiu Raafenfrdn56 ab,
melhem nabeSu 600 Berionen, barunter unge'
tabr 25o Ota1 fen, beiWobnten. Die Gnruea
snoen amuiirten il9 in Der genliithlihften
Sesle, uno Sr. 0tutb iorgte fir Die n6tbigeH
@rfrll9un9en aui'S Sefe. 6rn. Sel6maun's
WfutfcorpS iptelte gum Sanje auf, uno als
ARRANGEMENTS @omite fllngirten bic SS. 81.
0iebItl4, y. S6winn, St. WtpObl uu6 s.
{Seige.
Su Der q Eurnbalte" uurSe aeitern
Abeno Die Boiie getn ganSer 8erl" gum 8eue=
ft3e fiir Srn. Sarl SahmauH auigefiibrt; bic
SoritelIung mar 5iemlid gut beiu6t. aGe
Dfipirienoen, beionoers SS. V6bel, 3Ibie=
ide, Sldiig, 6rau Matte Seller, 6rau
Ebieme unO 6ruu Sldiiig, SRI. Sbiele, SRI.
uaer5pgg un0 6rl. 8bene, ma6teu ibre
Safe gut unO erbielten rei6libeu Beifol.
gta4 Der Sorftelluug ipielte baS 3urnbaQeu.
SHartett gum Sar5e aut.
Sermti9te8. - Den Ritglieberu Ses
@rOBgeidmorenen GOllegiumS CAB Shsriff
Ybilipp 80. SnomOen oorgetern Abeno in
8epper's Sotel Elm Souper.
= Sm ,,Rennert, tSOuie" Tfeuten boreetern
9lbeuo oreiSebn iunge Ot6o9en uno Suabeu
inter 2eitung Der Srauen S. $. gSoOo uno
q. 8ennert cine 4n3abl Gableaur, Die Die aHs
lueienben 3uidauer u0utg Sufrieoen itsllteH.
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