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j. II. Wheeler, the North Carolina
historian, in his account OF the early
times and men OF Albemarle county,
quotes fromaStranchey's (secretary Of
the colony OF Virginia in lGl0) "Histo.
rie OF 1ruvuilep the following notice Of
the Indian princess; "lhe young wo'
men go not Swallowed In their own
company until they be nigh eleven or
twelve returns OF the leaf old, nor ARE
they much ashamed thereof; aud PO.
chahuntas, IA well.featured but waut0n
young girl, Powtan's daughter, some.
times resortlng to our fort, OF the age
OF ten or twelve years, got the boys
forth with her into the market-place
and made them wheel, falling on their
hands, turning their heels upwards,
whom she would follow, and wheel 80
herself naked M she was, all the fort
over. The great King PoWatan called
the young daughter of his, whoh he
loved sowell, Pochahuntas, which may
signify II little wauton.
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ORDINANCE.

10 open Martin street, Murphy street anu Mol,
street, yfom Nam street 70 Elm arcct, a..
10 it ordained by the City Council of the
Section l. That Martin street. Murpb q
street ana Field street, from Main street o;,
we south To Elm street ON thu north, he AMI
sle same ARE hereby established AS streets
nnu the pinceedings necessary for the open
ING OF inc same are hereby ordered,
Sec. :. The Mayor, City Engineer ana C,,,
S,ecrStary are herety ordered TO prOoeed as
provided IN section l65 and succeeding sac.
ions OF c',lpter lN of city charter. ~ mar.
lor.n thelr respective duties for the opening
OF said streets.
See. J. The private property NECESSARY IN
ne condemn ned for use In opening said stfaa, !
snAli ue pnid Tor 10y special assessments as
nIoNlueu Tor IN section 81 and another Soc
uon OF chspter IN Of charter OF CITY.
Sec. ! said streets are 10 be opened as
pibyeu iot IN petitions Of citizens. Martin
street ami Murphy street To be of the sij,t,
OF lool teet, and ON line with thai pnrtion
~, Salu Streets lying between Commerce ami
nam STREETS, and a continuance of the Same
Sev. o. Field street shall begin nj n roint
v 60, u'o nnith side Of Main street llgI, icet
49, on the alley at Beonard's southeast
corner Ci thence west 50 feet; thence norib 3 n
w, 70 Elm street: thence east 30 feet aio,,,,
south Side OF Elm street to said Ieonayd!s
~ ~ tine st corner; thence south az feet 10 be-
Sec. 9. The said streets afe I, Ia nal, 10.
by steeial assessments, nd the genstai S,,.t
" .he city "a not to be used for the purnose
-. ~. q. Inc requirements OF city charfer 10
~. uy strictly complied with in opening said
Sec. $. That this ordinance go,,,o.c.,
from and amer It's passage. INV eneet
approved December y, 1877.
J. b. HEREFORD, seeiy. ds, Ss tyta;
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district ana
great grazing grounds OF the West.
AtS passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none in the State. PullmanE
felace Drawing Room and sleeping Cars
leave 81. Louis daily via the NJ, X. & L. Ky
AT :. m; Hannibal at 10 Il. M, and Sedalla
az 6;23 p. IN, running through to Denis0n,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hons.
Ton without change Connection is also MaIe
at sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the NJ
M N. q l. az DenisOn for st. Louis, Hannlba,
Shlcago, Fort Scott, Kansas city and ~
points North and East; with the Texas q ia
ciuc at sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Mem
PMS, and all points East and Southeast, anI
az houston with the a., III. Il ). n for Sa
antonio, the g., ii. x III. Tor Galveston, lnl
texas New Orleans Railway for Beaumohi
orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory SieGE
snll Tor all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool d Texas Steamsilp
Line 10 Liverpool, Havre and other EurO'
pean cities are perfect, while It's freedom
from dust and heat on account OF the nature
OF the SOIL and the open prairie country over
when II passes, with its cooling sea breeze
PHEASANT scenery of broad pTairies, braullIul
groves, well cultivated fields of cotton, cofni
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantaIe Ous TO travellers anu
shippers In preference 10 Others,
81 Louis Express leaves Galveston dIIy
except saturday. at 2sD p. M, Houston
o;SO p. m, Hearne at 2:25 y. M, Dallas 40 -
IN. and Denison at Has a. NJ.
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APPROros of "gubernatorial states,
the Examiners recent article ON that
subject, has, rs we anticipated, caused
more or less comment and the usual
amount of conjecture. We meant lust
what we said, no more, no less. We
may remind TmE DALLAS HERALD. how,
ever, that Mr.. Lang is Just about as
ihuch bound" to decline gubernato>
rial nomination, as Governor Richard
Coke was bound" to decline senatorial
honors-and, in our opinion, there was
absolutely no pledge, taoit, implied, or
explicit, that precluded Governor Coke
from becoming Senator Coke. We do
not know that Mr.. Lang desires to be
governor of Texas. II he does, like the
editor OF tbs HERALD or any other sen,
sible gentleman, he is entirely too well
bred to let his desire be made known.
But this we do believe-that IL elected
governor, Lang would fill the executive
chair about as ably as il has ever been,
and that IL the Texas democrats nomi.
nate him the Examiner will endorse and
sustain tho nomination "a heartily and
cheerfully as it knows how.-Waco H..
amiHer.
We would venture TO remind the Er.
aminer that there is all the difference in
the world between Governor Coke hold.
ing one political Office, and seeking an.
other, and Mr.. Lang, the head Of a
nonpolitical order, seeking a political
Office. Their there is a slight difference
between the men, too.
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Murder tn u RaIIoon-A Fight He,Secn
Heaven ana Earth.

Wonderfully strange that human bolngs
become 10 desperate as tn take oacn others
life, even while sailing through the nlrl pcs.
petate, lnieod, has our race become. Abau.
doned, uncared for, as many wives are, OILS.
cas- slow ana insiduous. claims her, and
she soon becomes Frustrated and Indifferent
10 al surroundings Her cheeks are no ion.
ger aglow, her robust con titution is feeble
anu tmhclhted. But there In wonderful
medicIno known rs English Female Bltters.
winch lisa quick ana powerful female resu.
lalor ana uterine tonic, and cures all such
i'"Wo complaints. Janld2w-w2t
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CArUIN JULIAN FIELDS ina communl
cation to the Fort Worth Democrat says
that Governor rhrockmorton cannot be
spared from congress to be made gov.
ernor The people of Texas don't in,
tend to ask either Captain Fields or
Governor Throckmorton's consent, but
intend to make the latter governor all
the same, anyhow, 1t is very compli>
mentary ground to pat it on, but the
people don't intend that their will shall
be defeated by compliment, however
much deserved and gratifying,
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IT is not at all surprising that Chan
dler n Co, are reaching for the scalp of
Secretary Schurz, His oilenses are
many--he has attended closely to his
duties, put into daily practice the prin.
ciples Of civil service reform enunciated
by the president, rooted out many an.
cient abuses, broken up Indian con.
tractors rings and timber stealing
gangs and put y stop to many forms of
fraud upon the government. While
the other cabinet officers talk reform
he puts it into practice,
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7drraat Comg--Mrs, tanning cons
milted suicide by taking morphine. ---
A farmer named Vanderpool, nom
johnson county, was run over 10y q lo'
connective a1d WAS irightInlly manGled
Little hopes Of his recovery The
county commissioners meet to-day 10
receive proposals 10 build the bridge
across the Iruity,--pepuly Nherll
Croaer In default Of $500 bond M
prisoned William Iolllvor (oolored)
last evening for an assault with intent
10 murder John Brown, about two
weeks ago in tho vicinity Of the Peers
house. 10 will DO tried VI tho next
term of the district court
HGs COUNTY, receipts al the
elevator for tho week ending Friday the
18th instant, foot up l25 bales, The
week has been u lively one IN Ennis
Monday Main street was crowded with
wagons, and the sidewalk and stores
we're full Of persons bent on purchasing
X ismas trix---We are informed OF q
difficulty which occurred CA Christmas
day, between Andrew Thompson and
W. Hayes. The two men were return
ing home from WaSohachie and ON the
way misunderstanding about som'
trivial matter arose between them
Thompson giving the lie TO llayoa
Both alighted from their horses anc
Thompson having pistol, shot IIoycf
in tho hand, Both live on Onion creek
"A colorcd man named Louis Ma
be ry, on Christmas evening at the de
poy, attempted to cross in front Of th'
engine aud was struck and knocked
down, A colorcdman in company will
him, dragged him of the truck but no
far enough to save his right arm, whicl
was horribly manglcd by the wheel
passing over it, Drs Oliver Fox on'
Loggns omputatcd the mangled limt
and tho sufferer is doing well,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-04

TuE Washington Post feels M il Will
liam Il. Chambers attention should
have been called to the civil service
planksin the republican platform before
he wrote his letter Chandler ought to
have been told about them before he
assisted in the great steal of the Florida
electoral vote
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IL IL tho duty OF every person who has used
boscheo'S German syrup IN lot its wonderful
quantities. be known to their friends In cur.
lhR consumption, severe coughs, groups
asthma, pneumonia, aud IN fact all throat
ana lung diseases. No porsod can use 10
without Immediate relief. Thr doses will
relieve any case, ami we consider II the duty
OF All druggists 10 recommend IL to the poor
aging oonsumptivr, ut least to try one bot
Tie, w. lO,OW dozen bottles were sold last
year, ana no one case where IL failed wns re-
ported. such u medicine as tho German
syrup can not be too widely known, ASK
your druggist about IT, sample bottles To
wy, 'old nj 10 cents. Regular siEs 70 cents.
For sale 10y NIL Druggists Janldlw wit
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Be it ordained by the city Council of the

30 1t ordained by the City Council OF the
CITY OF Dallas:
Section l. That IL shall be the duty of the
CITY Engineer, in connection with the
Health Otficer, ana they are hereby REQUIRED
Immediately to establish, outside OF the city
limits, us they may deem best or least likely
70 annoy or interfere with any nelghbor-
hood, place Of deposit, where all filth, dead
carcasses, and all manner of putrid or un-
ciean matter that might Jeopardizu the
health OF the public Shall he carried left and
buried. Th9t the city Engineer and Health
Olncer Sha.l make written report to the
Mayor OF inc place or places SO selected by
them' Ihat upon The approval OF said re-.
port, II satisfactory arrangements can be
made with the party or parties owning the
lands upon which said burial places are TO
be established, the Mayor shall forthwith
order the city Marshal and City Engineer
10 dig, or cause to be dug at the uolnts vesiy-
mated therefor sutliciept nit or pits Tor The
reception and burial of all dead animals
ana carcasses OF every kind, all manner of
filth and corruption.
Sec, 2. That upon the establishment of
sucll place or places of deposit, the citizens
shall be duly notified thereof by the Mavor,
and after publication OF said notice. the eli.
liens or residents of thu city shall be reQuir-
ed To move, without delay, all carcas.e s and
all manner of NTH and corruption, decaylny
or putrid matter, or anything that would
Jeoparuize pubic health that may be or ac-
cumn ale upon his, her or their premises; or
Which ne, she or they may own, and to carry
ana deposit The same at tn place hereby es-
tabliShed, or to be established
sec. .. Every owner or keeper of any an =
imal which shall die within the limits of the
city, shall fOrwith remove, or cause to be re-
moved, the dead carcass thereof out of the
city or TO the place designated by the Health
olncer Tor such purpose, and there deposit
the same or cause II to be done at his or her
own expense and for failure or refusal TO
comply with the provisions of this section,
such owner or keeper shall be fined not less
than enc nor more than twenty-five dollars,
Sec. That this ordinance 20 into effect
from and aft It's publication.
Affirmed November 20, 1877.
At'esI W. l.. CABELL,
DE- DE- HEREFORD, Mayor.
- oecretay. dec29-l0t
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WHEN u husband and father, only
twenty years old, tries, like beNrdless
Charles Johnson, of Brooklyn, to muir.
der his wife, the New York Express
thinks il may be doubted whether early
marriages are ms advisable in our days
as old Ben franklin used to think they
were i'm his dnvs,
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tina DAILY HKKALD N published every
morning, except on Monday, ~ tll pe
nnnum In advance, pOhtagn prepaid OF
~ cents por week delivered In the city,
ADyARTIAHIRa HATES, One square tttn lines
nonpaTolll ono time VI no. esnh hlhhelnenl
Insertion, 10 cents, Special raiaA FOR weekly
monthly ana yearly advertisers
THH WEEKLY HHRALp ~ Published every
Saturday mo rniAgat W 90 por.yoar' post
age prepaid,
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CnASDLEn wants to succeed WodleiRh
M senator from New Hampshire, His
letter was written for home effect, but
II promises TO operate like n boomerang
when tho outside pressure Ia brought TO
bear upon the legislature,
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WELL never do it again no, never.
We took up the cudgpls for the Nctos
when tho authenticity of its fun was
questioned, and now in the blacklist in.
gratitude il comes back and accuses us
of tho crime of sneering, No such
thing, The column to which we refer,
red is the most interesting in the paper
and about the only one that doesn cx>
cite smile of 49, we'll say pity.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-04

WR commend the taste of the editor
of tho Houston Age, in the way OF
selections, but would feel obliged if he
would give credit, and especially as he
leads out the paragraph from Tue
HERALD on the subject of immigration
from California and adopts it as his
own. Nat Q Henderson, of Washing
ton, D, c., has sovereign remedy for
cAptomanid.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-01-04

ON Simon Cameron Ia lucky to csN
cape from the tolls of the widow Oliver
for 81 600, but not near 80 fortunate M
Mrs Oliver, who got the money in
hard sash and all the pieces of her
broken heart to begin business with
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TnE subcommittee of the house COM
mittee on elections, TO which was refers
red the -Wiggington case, OF
California, have decided TO report in
favor of Wigpngton, tho democratic
pnnteaiant
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GRANGER HOUSE,
No. Dos l. 907 Main Street. dallas. rey..

hd les mouse is new and we'll ventilated
located. 1t is in charge OF It's old nronr,s,nsy
sawyer, who never failed to please his
suests. Parties seeking house with All tie
comforts Of home, cannot do better than
- Eve tne .Hrnnger' a call. Travellers ar.
lying In Dallas, via the Central railroad
c al. reach this house by taking the Mai
suees noise cars, one block south from a.,
Rot. The best 81 % 8 day house in The Gle.
bs sune 70 get on thesireet cars at tn swift.
20 y. SAWYER
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Tur interview Of Ncwi corresponds
ent with Colonel Shaftcr and LieutenN
ant Bulls, will be read with interest,
which will repay the time consumed in
mammal
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CONNECTIONS.

AZ TEXARKANA, with all traIns IN
Louis q Iron Mountain and No. RaiIpoonn
all points North, East and Southoatt 10
AZ LONuNlEW JUNCTION anG Mn,
nEoLA, Win al trains on the Internal IM I,
ton and san Antonio. uuIVea
AZ DALLAS, with trains o, the uors,,.
ana Texas Central Il. Il. fol Corsi Ss,oA
MeTla, Bremond, Waco, Calvert praa ID
nemP,teau, BrenhNm and Tor ali poIntss "Lu'
NJ ddle and Southern Texas, F''n" IN
A. ,SHERMAN,, with II. & TIC. RalIwor
loI ali ,3imls ON IN" Inc of that road, WY
pOlnia ia Western Texas, ulI
l. tnihGE EPotI, with Rcd River Steam
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WuAr has become Of the 'Tsiphonc,
friend Mao' We. have had no paper
since you went ION the hill,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention. Property Holders

Noiice = hereby given that will begin ON
tue nrst day oi January next to make the
assessment ~ real estate aud personal pron.
eity for the city taxes OF ISIS, aud ali persons
uNnink, or having In their possession as
agent of another, any real estate or nersonai
property, ate hereby notified to come for.
ward 10 the office ufthe Jity Assessor and
collector aud render the same belpre the
nrst day Of February, ISIS WV
J. N. OGDEN.
utcs'-lut city Assessor & Collector.
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Houston and Texas Central Railway
Buy Tour Tickets and ship Tour Freight
b. the

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. Whefe
information may be had concerning no
only the III. & T. b. Railway, but Texas gems
orally:
+. L. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, az Broadvs y, MY.
Gen. j. b. RO ERTsON, Pass. 4 Immigia'
uon AGENT llS N. Third street, st. Louis, ",
"A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, Jul
Clark street, Chicaso, III.
MIX HOLMES, southeastern Agent,No'
Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
J. II. COFFIN, Southern Passenger AGENT
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Information may also 10 had at the ageD'
es OF the NJ. X. 4 7. RailT ay. In New YORK.
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.Louis
,. WALDO,
SenI Paa; q Freight Agt, Houston, Terss
y, DURAED,
Cent supt, Houston, rsIss:Isn2Dm
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TO ALL POINTS.

And offers the Pest Routes on Quick Time
with more Comforts, Better Accomm0da-
lions and Greater Security than any other
Line. Passing through the richest and most
beautiful portions of the Great Empire
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DALLAS, TEXAS.

FRIDAY MORNING JANUARY 4.
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~ ARDINER-A good, experienced gard-
VI nel can mud an oppOstunity OF pfOiitu-
bile employment In his business by calling
M this Dillon. dec2A-lM
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tMALL STORE ROOM-ln good location
- small store room, iN2j feet, lteut reason
able POss, sslon January 18TH. Enquire hJ
American sewing Machine once, Sjb Main
street. Jhul'U
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~ UHSE--WhiteO or cOlOred, wanted at lva4
~ Eryay street Apply Immediately 3'2l
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To Rent,

EURNlgIED ROOM-.Ono furnished room,
l. convenient TO business Rent low Huulh-
west corner MCod aud Austin streets. AT
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BOARDING -- Comfortable rooms with
ID board NJ Mrs, SlmpHon'B, corner Main
aud linrwOud reefs All m1dtr 4 ouhVe'
nlenCos In the houro, street cars pass every
Ave mluutpH laul-lW
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Wanted Molv Holp.

As GARDEN ER--Situatlon IN market
n gardener, u man and hi son, with
family OF four children. Address SAMUEL
BOOK, Herald office. Jams II
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~ Office j gave my note to the Dallas
~ aud wichita ruiroRd company bout
April or May, 1876, tor one hundred dollars,
the consideration for which having entirely
fGilJ', | shall not willingly pay II or any
part OF ~. DIR, j, Il. TURNER, jan3-lt
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no COOK, WASH or IRON BY two Ger
i man girls, ~ cook, wash on iron hu-
dress y, h., Herald once, Jah5'll
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NOR RENT-Nlce store room, one block
L east of now pOslotro. Apply 70 blhHo
The printer, $40 Main 9tr"ot. dcc.b-ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-01-17
@ermtSd,te teleerapbtid,e SspcSd,en.

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uno Der Suffice. .Mine" nobe y ir9 a
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Den 9trbeitern beiber @ompagnie'n,
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8ant" tire 3ablunaen einseiteat babe, iez
bod itellte itf baS gerii4t ais unbeeriiuoet
herauS, uno es ideint tein 3rpetIel iiber bic
Soluens Der Sanf Sn eriitiren.
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in Norb -@arolina iinb bur6 bic lebten 8egen=
giiie ifredlide Serip ii tungen angertfz
tet mOroeu. Sat- ale 8armen inlerbolb 3>ugier
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nirt, unO bic @inwobner beS SbaleS baben
ben gr6Bten She'll ibrer 6abe einqebiiBt.
9a8 llnte1 haus Der y @eietgebung
BON . bio nabm aefern cine 8eioluttOn 81
Gunlteu Der 9temouetifirllng bes StlberS on,
Die 8eiolutiOu erfIart, Oab Yrdfeent @apeS
uno Sefretdr sherman bur1 thre SppoIitton
9egeu bic @ieSereinfibrnng oe8 SilberOolars
ben &iQen bes gOlfes BON Sblu anger &At
gelailen baben.
- Die italieHii den @inmobuer
bon Cincinnati meroen beute su@bren bes
perftorbeuen SBnigs 8iftor emanuel cine
sroBe garabe nno eiHen 3rauergottesbienit in
Der &atbeorale abbalten. =
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Sie Spble,,=Sombinattnu.

gtem,Y ort, 16. Sanuar. - Sn einer
bente abgebaltenen Seriammlun9 Der gertres
ter Der peri4ieDenen &oblen Gompagnie'n
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paft ratifiSirt.
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lamare. Suoion l2.480, Beunipluauta= Sabn
1925, Benniplpania Soblen>@ @ompagnie s.
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pagne uub orsaniiirte iid Our6 @rmablung
bes Srn. 0idion gum Braitoenten, 6rn. 60
man gum Sefrstdr unb Sdatmeiiter unb
6ru. s. $. SoneS gum @rpOrt= =8ednuugS=
fiibrer. Die Sen6rbe miro monatlid)e Ser
iammlungen abpe9lelno in 9tem=Dorf unb
philadelphia abbalten. Die aobIeHproouf=
tion iOa mdbreno Oes gSinterS betrddtli9
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