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The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-04-15
ABOUT EDITORS.

Every editor loves to have his
friends, and particularly his read
ers, call on him. They belong
to the same family, as it were.
But when you call to see the ed
itor don't stay too long: Editors
are generally very busy in busi-
ness hours: II you have any
suggestion to make or news to
communicate, state it in as tew
words as possible. Don't offer
any excuses, or indulge in long
preface to what you have to say.
Blurt it right out tell the editor
you wish him we'll, and bid him
good day. Editors dote on such
men as that; they love to receive
calls from them. Don't argue
with them; don't try to do it; he
has no time for argument while
at his work.
When you write to an editor
for publication, make it short
boil it down: Pitch right into
the middle Of your subject, and
be sure to stop writing when you
are through: Editors always like
something fresh and original in
the way of communications and
are especially fond OF news. But
the editor must always be the
Judge Of what is worthy Of publi
cation. OF course the writer
thinks his own production the
best, just as every mother thinks
her baby the prettiest that ever
was born. Bat the editor may
be so stupid as to hsve a differ
ent opinion. If so, it can't be
helped. Don't try to argue him
out of his notion. IF he is too
stupid to appreciate good thing
you can't expect to remedy his
dullness. You may think you
are great deal smarter than the
editor, aud that may be true, but
the editor may be reposibie and
you are not. There is no class
of men SO anxious to please a ma
iority of the people as editors
are. There is no class of people
so covetus of the good opinion
of others. It is we'll to remem-
ber that fact.
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was composer of song bringing
William John Thomas and Emma $
name in it, not meaning any harm,
but was a great deal taken out of
it. Those having songs that have
reference to, please be s. kind as
to return them to me rs soon as
possible. Yours, truly,
W. +. NEwHoUsE, JUN.
This was satisfactory, and now
every thing is lovely and Rome's
Historic bird is suspended at 3 fear
full altitude in the house of Willibm
John.
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A paper does not cost much.
That is the reason why so many
walk into an office, help them
selves anu walk out. To pre-
vent this little steal, it is verita-
bly, announced that shrewd ed,
itor trained a parrot to watch.
visitors to the Office. Ii one
picked up a paper aud attempted
to 60 oft without paying for if,
the bird would sing out, with
startling clearness: "Stop thiefl
stop thief! Hang it bring that
paper back or pay for it!' BY
this means the editor receives
nearly all the money for his pa
pers, which gives him quite a
lift.-[ Yonkers Statesman.
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A Wonderful Memory.
STAUNroN, W. Va, April 4.-To
your correspondent a gentleman to-
day related the following:

OiAtNIoN, w. d.. AjllA IL "
your correspondent a gentleman to-
day related the following:
''The most wonderful feat of
memory l recollect of was displayed
by Blind Tom on the stage while
giving q concert here recently.
Twenty-one years ago, in 1860,
Prof. E. L. Ide, music teacher at
the Wesleyan Female Seminary here
attended one of Toms concerts at
Frederick, Md, and, to test the
genius of the boy, played a Ger
man waltz then but little known
and made some little changes of
his own in playing it. Tom played
it off at once correctly. The other
night Prof. Ide went on the stage
and asked Tom what was the name
of the hall in which he played in
Frederick in 1860. Tom, without
hesitation, gave the name of the
hail.. He was then asked to repeat
the piece that had been played. for
hin then, and sitting down at the
piano he accurately gave it as he
had heard it from Professor Ide.
twenty-one years ago, note for
note, including the change made
by the Professor at that time.''
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for itself.
This neighbofhood has some
thing Of q reputation for occur
rences of this kind, several years
ago q live frog being liberated
from the heart of q large growing
The Morehouse clarion. [volume] (Bastrop, La.) 1874-1904, 1881-04-15

A machine has been invented
which can make 100000 cigar
cites a day. The consumption
of cigarettes in 1880 amounted to
4OS, 100000, and it is estimated
that 1,0OO,000,000 will be re-
quired to supply the demand for
1881.
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Bear in mind that Leopold has in
store large stock of groceries,
both staple and fancy.
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Transient advertisements Will be IN
.erted at the rate of SO per square OF
ten lines for the first insertion, and 20
cents for each subsequent insertion.
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ADVERTISING RATES.
space. mo 8 mos 6mos year.
/, square. ( S3 90 So SO SO 90 SO o.
$ souares. IS 90 9 so Is 90 20 do
ssauares. 8 50 Is 90 % 90 30 10
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-15
Nabone'S Stes tn @tr8tnten tttle
Die fitftfhtif ,Iidtct SrulQett.

9i i'd NJ onb, Sirg., IA. gtou. - Die 6clz.
gen BON Ntabone's Sieg oiirfteu ith, tDeun
nift ole Iuseihen trii9erl, balo nadl nlebrfaz
deR 8ihtungen selteno MAIDEN. sllleroings
tpirb bic ianloie 8eabiuifermnsregel, Rioole-
berger's Ma6tuerf, troe ibrer SneTeloien I'm.
nabme burG bic nddhfte 2e9islatur rno Weitd=
tigung Surf ben @ouberneur isbenfalls ert
mad Dem /. Sanuar 1888 @eietesiraft etbals
ten, nafbem es fih nunmehr Sei9t, onB oisbier
&id)tsr beS Ippell9eribts, pelde bic neiIe &c,
gislatnr mdblen lam, erIt am /. Sannar 1888
ihr Amt antreten fDnIlen nno Der alte 9erif]tsz
bpf bas @eiss nah, pie Dor, fir perfaIiungs-
pioIia erflGrt. Oennod madt iid) idon lest
be 8otmufung bes nid]t ulebr 81 uerIneioeit=
cen @eieteS in elmer maNenbaiten @inreinlna
bon Coupons ais 3ablung in ben 0ffentlihen
SaHen 9elteno. Cine pettere .mid)Iige 6ol9e
Sss &eabiulterFeses bel ben Bablen miro III,
sueifelboft BARN belteben, baB Die nele 2e9iS-
Iotur BEL Der ibr sufalIenoen Reueintbeilana
bes Staatss in &pn9reBDiiirifte (nunmebr 10
ffait 81 ridt HntsrlaIien pirO, ben Sortheil
Der berrideneen BarseI in ieber mD3Ithsn art
uno gSeiie Sn pabren. DIE StaatsbeanlteH.
iiellen ftno Ohnehin, NIT Ausnabne oeS Sus
pertntenoenten oCs Oflentlihen lluterIthtes, boil
fGnSig IN 9GilOsn Der &eaSinlitrs. gtatirld
Dirb i'm Staate Der YraIoent Artbur nit ben
geiirebun9en Yfabone'S pollfomnfGr ioeFttfi=
sirt nnS al9emein OupOu aeiprOdeu, bab eeB.
terer cine Stelle i'm Sabinet trhalteH ioa, III
meld,em Sale $. s. 9ttOoleber9er uno Sobn
3. gSiie, Scbn beS @rs@0uuGneurS Senr1
u. @iie, ais Srnatoren Qetpdhlt miirOell. 9tes
benbei btmerft. tlitt nit @ouuerEellr Cameron
nad larger 53eit miebcr einmal cine @ouoCrz
nsllrszSrau in baS it0ne StadtSgebduoe,
neIdes uebf etnem Sabraebalte BON $4,000
bsnt uir9tniideH @ouoerneur iitr pier Sabre
SuIGut.
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StGaoea

Soronto, Ont, IA. gfouc1lber. -
gootb'8 8upierperfe uu6 Smiths 0rufer>
iAwar5eiubrit branntcn 9eitern nteber. Ser.
luif $4,000.
Sort BaGHe, Sno., IA. 9lopember. -
9as Sdute> unb SaIgmaauSin Der 66. Sa=
cobs & Comp, iouie Seder & &eil's BelS'
Iaoen iinO Qeferu eiugcdidert tporOen. Serluit
$25, 600, Serii4erung $4,000.
Sigma, g., IA. gtouembcr. - Bed &
8rump'S Wtible gu @ettpsburg, 16 Ytcileu
ipeftiid BON bier, gius am les;eu Samtag
AbenO in SlammeH auf. Serluit $4,000,
ySeriidleruun S15 600.
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SSfehm6rffk.

Qouis, IA. HOpbr.-59petne: 3us
fubr 92OO, SerisnOuus 23OO; Bertdufe 3u
1925 bis $3.50. = Rtn6pieb: 3ufnbr 5000,
8rleuouus 800; 8ertdufe gu .5O-S4.5O.
= Sdaufe: 3ufubr 300, Strienoung $50 ;
SertGuie Su $3.25-$4.50.
@htcasO, IA. ytOUbr.- Die 3ufubr bon
Shweineu belief fid) heute auf $4,000, be Ser
lenbung aui 29OO Stiid; be Breile uuriirteu
,uiiden $3.50 uuo 1915. - &inbuieb: gu,
fubr 5000, SerieHSun9 1900; Sertaufe gu
$500 bis 800. - Shaafe: 3riubr 1000,
Serieuouns 200; 8ertdufe iu $2.75-$4.50.
philadelphia, IA. gtOubr.-RinOuleb
Sertdufe 1000; Breiie 81 bis Z. - Shaate:
SsrfGuie 5000; Brelie 3-5S. - S4peine:
gertduie $500; Breiie: 7-.94
81 ts9tbertp, Benni., IA. RoOember.- -
Die 3uiuhr BON Rinouieh belief ftp aui 1888
Stid; Ssrtduie 3u $500 bis S6.l5. =
Sdweinc: 3ufuhr 665; Serfdute ;u $3.50
bis So 65. = Sdluuie: 3niubr 40; Srtauf
III 81 .65 bis 1925.
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Yermii0te gepcIG)eu aus ste,p,
NzHrf

gtew,9ort, ID. NOpenlbcr. - Der BON
Ter cPeunlhlUauier Sabn" eiHgefibrte ueue
6rod)ttorit nGt heute in Strait.
- Sin RatOual=Saltf. f.@Onpent iutr6 am
30. mo so. 3. lRtS. bier tagen. llngeiGhr
$50 9cle9Gten tperoen criuortet. 6apital i'm
Getroge BON iiber $1,000, 100000 miro psrz
tretsn ieiu, tpdbren6 bus 2trbeiter> uaO afr=
bausSnterelIe in gleidem @raoe reprdisuttrt
iein miro. Bun6ssenator 8arner Miller miro
ben &orlib fithren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-15
0aIomtn's NfoaeIete,i.

giemarf, RS, IA. JtOuember. - Die
untsriuhuus geaen Oscar 8alSniu, Oen bstriis
geriifen &aliirer Der falitten ,Qtehauic8 ytaz
tiOnal.gant," muroe beute Dor bem SuHoess
Gommiidr @bittheaO erGffuet. 8al6wiu mar
nid5t Sugeaen, inoem man iaire Qupeienbeit
fir iiberfliiifig eradltete. q. 8. &. Dtartiu
bon Der MGtIcrfirma 0iartin & 8ungaH in Der
8allitrabe, uuterbreitete eiue anSabl BON gu
gents gSedieln, peId)e BON osr errpdhnten
SSirma fir 8alotuin augtfauft nOr6eH nareu.
giuqent's anruult nabm Martin ms &reus.
ocr66r, nm gu berueiieu, baB 8alouiu betrd4t-
ll6e IttienIpefulationeu iu Ramen auoerer
Berioneu, J. .. ieiuer 6rau uno ieines Bril-
oers, bstrieb. - Die rpetteren Serbanbluugeu
purben bis gum ndd)iten Samltage uerihoben.
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RGbereS ilber Ste &ataitropbe attf
0ptft NttNfnu

SroD, Il. yiou. - Gne ArSabl bon 2eus
ten, Die in ben Su1ben & @oruiHg's Gileuperz
fen i'm iGolden Gbeile Der Staot arbciteI,
mphnen III Sort Sdlurler, ienieit5 oe8 9uO'
ion'S. Der Sertebr smtlden o.een Buntten
iiber ben SluB miro bereitS felt ldugercr 3sit
6ur9 eill elnfdd|es 6QbrhrOt unt2rhaiten, mel
dies einem gerpiTen @iles 2ero1, ebemaIs
wOhlbabenben 9OlSbdnoler, gehUrte. Am II.
.. sc. fubr oieies SdhrboOt wie gep6bnlid,
pom DOd III Srop ab, geIubrt bon 2erop iclbit
nno leinem lunQen SOhne, unO belaoen nit Is
BaiiagiereH. 9ieie llebaluounQ Oes fleiuen
8o0ies nladte iid bal0 in beoroblifer Reile
geltepo, iuoem oaS @aiier bis an ben &lno
bincnreitte. 9ennod mar iie nihtS III.
gcip0bnlidjes uno bel oieem Soote mtnveiteus
idlon meberhoit uor9etommen. Als eS ieood
urgGfGhr in Der Niitte Os BIuies anseIaugt
iuor, Qeri'tb eS pl0glid) STUlifeH Die Sulepper
D9inba Nt. Remlin," rDottie %. Sttts" unJ
ySUra," welde, ME augenlen bcbouptet wir0,
geraoe cine 9Setfdb>t Sustiihlten. ScrgebenS
mad)ten bie Suiuhtn 6eS SdbrbooteS alle n0g'
lid)en AnftrengunGer, Die Sdlepper ium 9al=
ten su bringen; nur 6ie y@ora" h0rie auf DE
Siiitcruie, bic beipen anoeren Sdleppcr iHbren
unbeliimmtrt meitcr. Die Soaen id]lugen
alsbalb in oaS SGhtboot, es itlug nm un6 Die
II Snlaieu fitrSten IN ben reiBenoen Siron.
Omar permohte ein Ebeil Der Gerun9liidten
gut su i9wimmcn, ullein Die ubiolute 0uutels
heit iiber benz 8ofier, bic Sdlte peiieben unO
bic reibenoe StrDmuna oereitelten baI0 ibre
auftrenguussu. Der Sdleppsr ,GOra" mar
berbeigecilt, mn ihm selaug es aud nirtli9,
3bomns Sor, $. Wanion, Sobn gcUer, Garz
rett 8ilep, Slsnling Srimble, SameS O'ytel,
Charles Sbapr Sobn g8. Stenenon, Sames
0imOu unb @eOrs SOp aubuiiWen unO 81
retten. DIE @enQnnten founten iGmmtlif
enttueber gar nid)t o6er idlcdt ifpimmen,
uno perbanlten biciem llmffanbe tbre &ettuna,
mGbreno bic Sfpimmer in bic 9uutelbe,t
binausgeitmomnlen tun,s:; EH6 ipurlo8 oer=
i6mau6eu. Soipsit ermittelt iysrueI tounte,
sinsen auf bieit 8siie nebl benz Sdbtmunue
QsrO1 uno ieiuem Sobne 0snrD nod Srauf
&iIep, Sobn Sens, SbOmas Rap1eu mo 8.
@tcWiabon beitlmmt. uno pieaeiAt nod anoere
Yerlonen inter, ia man chen feiue oenaue Site
Der SSabreGie bat. Die Itetrrt9en ltallferz
fI.,..o.., e5t,pssL3aso nr, RON Netd1eH edl=
ten leOiglid Die Auffnbuug bon Oes luu9cn
Sfrrh'S QPirf1P :IIr SnInP
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StftS Wertfn

Stabt WerifO, IL. giu0ember. - Die
Bill, pel9e Die YrG9uns-@miiiiOn BON Giu>,
3pet- uuS 0reicent= =yidelmun5sn i'm Set-age
pom 81 ,000,0 900 autortfrt, 1T pom uuterbauie
res @On9rsies augenOmmen worOeH. SIN
Senate puroe cin Ameneement uOr9el6ln9en,
naG rpelGem bieie Dtiin5eu MIR bis gum BE.
tro9c bon einem Dollar 9eieeliAcs 3ahluHsS
mtttel leiu lpllsn. 9uS Announcement lit nod
in htr &d,n1ebP
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Der gSeLnnarfr

Rep Dcrt. IA. Houbr. = SOlssubea FuO
Die SG9luBaOttruHscn: @elo er6fiuete 5piiheu
D 6 Blo5. pro Subr uno ihloB III Bro,eut.
STIRLING Nehiel 4.S0a -4.814 auf so Gage
mo 4.84t-4.85 aui Sift. - SuuOss, Dbl.
satiousn: DerlGnsnte Schir 1013, 90. 6iiH!eI
1921, 4IsproSeniiqe COUPONS ll9e. 4=prO3.
90. ll71.- Aftien: 9tod>S >SslenS 1855, PittSs
burg 1888, Sas. @entral l34a. 8.~D. Central
l39, galezshors 1903. Grie 46s, DO. Brioris
taten "a siorth>@e'iern 1874, DO. PriOritds
su 1924, y.sS. &eutrql 96r Reaolna eatr
Heiern Union 864.
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4 SyrtdJnSrt=sr. " 8 SprtdJuS Srtfr.
4 ,,gst Infalsn rpn ,,$5Go pefeen fur ieeen
Shpa6e, perJtlppfen, n Gal tesdblt, ben has
Gnptnbel Hnb g1ieherz NJ SppfensSttters nibt Su
tssidlaseubeit rerlalis turtren cher gu linSern
man im auf SppieRz H permas.
1 gttter8.a yDdS Sppfersgttters
,,Wdn Itie, Idufe, Y perlsibt cine Ihbncpdut,
fnuie uub sebraube Il rcTse gBansen uno ben
Scpicu 9ttters, Ir rrirb 4 liebllhifen atbem."
man itarF Seiunp unb ,,9liereus unb Sdrns
Sladlb icn." 3 beihperbeu aner Grtl
] ,,9erebrte Damen perbsR permanent burdb
i Nlb5teu sic sern Hart Sas Sopteu Sttters
seiunb uno I66u ietn turirt."
@ebrauben sic Sprfenz rgBei6es has srsbte
Bstlcr5." oppetiterreeenee, O2as
,,QaS SrpfeuzS9ttters n 6en, 8lut nnb 9eber re-
Rtrafttat IiArtt unb tuz Il 6ultrenoe 0ltttd Iel2-
/ rirt beffAnbta ron ber X Sppfen s9ittsrs." -
erIten Dple an" n ,,Brebi8er, aepctaten,
4 ,RasenIaurs, 4rrf7 VI Gbitcren, 9dufiers uno
neb un6 S6ptncel MRS u Gamen asbrauhen bas
BEN burtb peniae DOZEN HI Sppter-9 9ittsrsth9Ith."
6ppienz Gttters furirt.@ ,,DdS Srpiens9ItterS
,,DllH uebme thslih n hdt WfeHiEen, bic am
bretmal Scrfenz9itter5 q NluAe ter Trurtluht|
etn 70 ipiro man tstue G6tHbru6 gelttteu, Iur
Dpttprrednungea Ju Nlatembeit uro Ges
SdPlen habeu." : niunfbeit perbclisR."
Snalteu HpptbeteuBu babeu.
ajcp Bittrre stlfg. Co., 1najrlfrr, II. d.
Gprputp, Ont, unb 9rnbru, Gn9lanb.
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Grnfturi tn NIepeIano.

@leDelano, ., IA. ytOUember. - Gin
in Der Siioieite gelegentr Siigd beganu am
lttten Samltao Gbeno allmabliq in 6as uHter
inn liegeube &bal beS gSulpOrib Run 5u
rutidlsu unO bis beute 0tittug fnO uHgefabr
ader grOreid in Die Sdlutt seiliir5t. Die
@rbe bat ben Bad abgebGmmt un0 Serlult
i'm Setra9e bon $50, 900 1T brsits entitanOen.
Der grorutih uuroe ourt 9lusgrabuugeu fir
bic pgtep>YOrt.&bicagOsSt. 2Ouiier Sabu"
nfrlIrindt
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n@en. Wapne= Sa,ar,"
GGe Baltimore tttto Baeaftrei,s
Cp ilreou ocs Wepduce.InIpsffore,

Tareaa Oes Utsaaee. 5nIpslioss,a .o,.
~ Sa imore, ben IT, gsoe6r 1881.
Der @ebduoe=Snipeftor bat grIaubnt6= =Seiufe pon
iolsenSen Beroneu UNI Sau@Yrullesien erbolten:
VI. S. Hinf & Sruber. Nr. "a, Norb@ @gaIpertfr.,
UNI Oompiteiiei unb @fai6ne BON 10 9feroetraft;
E. q. SauIn, GiiopefsGde Der Baltimore unb
gutaipftr., um Tampifeel uRb Naftine pon 25 Bier
ostrait;
S: u. gstIfe. gar. 4a6, gaItimoreira6e, I'M
G,e6r. aoams, WorOof=gde Der Central. .aoenue unb
alioe Nrnitr., um seidloiienen S6uppen, 16xt0 s.;
9. Bottom, sr. SIG, Sit%Sobnfr., um seidoiienen
gaInuei glad, sanpale>, nabe Sobnftr., um offenen
G6uppen, f2x6SnS;
Gam. Slad, gde eanpaleitr. unb 8utt.r=a =alee. I'm
offenen gduppeu, 16x5 sus, unS um Gr'erfeHiter am
s.. Sieronimus 4 Comp. ger. is. Gef=@5aeFr.,
um seidIoiiensn stupsen, S0xt5 Sus;
eenrp Sieintins gir Sls gforSz >aOenue, um
offenen ghuppen, SKIP SuB; .-
geo. siemsn i eomp., Jr, 42O, Det= =grattItrase,
um eeihloiiensn Shuppen. 1oxS iSuB;
golmou 9amn1, Nr. I'll 5arloro@aoenue, nm se=
ItloiIenen gtuppen. Sx24 suB;
SOL steipart, Nr. 81, Sterrettir., um 9eidoilenen
Gduppen, 20x12 fsuE;
g. q. einb. Yarfsa auenue, ON Sropn's Dienortals
Sirdhe 9rensenb. nm grferfeniter pom Sooen aus;
VI. Sersemote, Sfeite Der @aies, inolth pon Der
Sopettehrase, um seihIoenen Shnppen, i0x3O 6us;
60. Nurpbn, gfr. SSS, sBeits Salttmoreitr, un gez
itlolienen S6uppen, 22x16 iSu6;
Baltimore OoiobabR @eenihaft," Gde gutGp=
uno @amoenfrabe, um offenen Shuppen, l7x3O e.;
Wiliam 5oots str. "a, gSilcoritr., um seIdloieasn
SWuppeIl. lex u OubI
u. DicGlmople, gtr. 10, gteresrfr., UNI Dampifeiid
unb glalhine BON tfer6eiroit.
@r benadrihttst oaber Vile. bic es ausebt, bag CT
Ean,Stag, ben 9. Jtop6r. 10 ubr Morgens, in einem
Sireou anpeienb ein miro, I'm bei1ste GSeIude in
grmdsuns gu Siebeu une oariber ScidIus gu fallen.
SIM AuftrG9e
| (273) 4. %. GIoer, 9lert.
| Gateau Der Strabemourd1brndls eommtiiarc,
| ~ Batti more, ben 8. 9o1. 1881.
3te eomIniiidle fir ben Eurdborud Der Strasen
maGsn hiernsit in eemdsbelt Der Staotoeroronuns
asn, 1ttite, q, befannt; oaB he yfuutag. ben o.
3etbI 1881, &ormlttass 10 ubr tntb tbrem Sareau I'm
aatshaule erfe geriammluns bolten peroen, um
Slr alsnoune aenonntcr Seuanliie gu seben uno hie
iqnsI aoerua9enen uno pon linen erbeiimten Biiten
| Ut Eetret oes 0ouoemutrene uuo GelIueuS DER
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